The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 45, Ed. 1 Sunday, February 17, 1907 Page: 4 of 4
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February 17, 1907.
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SOCIETY.
FURNITURE
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Wo show you more snd better
styles ot goods then oil the
other storts combined. Our
line ot bedroom suits will roue
the heir on the heeds elf Com-
petitors ond put gold in your
pockets.
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FEHBOBiLB.
President Cobb of the Nsttonsl Bank
ot Denison and Judge Mosley ot Atoks,
11. Tt, were here last Saturdey.
President Blackford ot the State Na-
11tonal to back from a trip to New York.
Major McWIHIe went over to the terrl-
| tory the peat week.
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Sam Method of Hobart, (. T., waa here
Ghas. 11. Jones
Tin Big Glass Front Store Btf
s»s n ot Ok
The Coriwr
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Make Yoor Home
More Attractive
with a few of the beautiful
pictures we are showing.
y
, Atchison man lately tried to kUs a
Being rather an olo girl, she had a
1 tense, and said to the man: “Why
ou wish to kiss met Whet good will
> you?" Sure enough 1 What good
1 It do a man to kiss a woman?—Atch-
Globe. We can’t exactly tel), «l-
10ugh most men like it. But we never
*ild understand what good it did one
Oman to kiss another women.
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is* Annie Austin, the daughter of
and Mrs. W. H. Austin, No. Soa
luth Merick avenue, snd Frank Ssrty
lahoma City, Okla., were msiried
it Thursday, the 7th, at the home of the
;*s parents. The ceremony was per-
ed by Rev. Father Hutcheson of the
them division ot the Catholic cnurch.
honor of the event the house was most
bdauttfttlly decorated. At the conclusion
of! the ceremony those preeent sat down
to! a delicious wedding breakfast. The
I. L. Lewis of Little Rock hat located
here with his family.
Chas. H. Jones is back from Mexl
and teeis tike a fighting cock. He hes
gained considerable In flesh snd looks the
picture of perfect health.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gregg ot Sherman
were visitors last Sunday to Mrs, Gregg's
paren s, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brutache.
Miss Hattie Wheeler Legate is down
from Okmulgee and wilt probably reside
here in the tuture.
Judge Mixon iett Tuesday for Bokchlto,
I. I’., to make a visit to friends.
Condensed Home New.
Matt Mixon bus accepted a posi-
tion with r wholesale grocery house
at Omaha, Neb.
Uncle Dick Vann of Cherokee
Town, I. T., it visiting in the city.
Uncle Dick ia 86 yean of age. Dur-
ing the Pike’s Peak gold ruth Uncle
Dick started from the Missouri river
with a push cart, and in that manner
traveled 700 miles to the gold fields.
The country was wild with rumors
that gold nuggets were being picked
up in the mountain paaaes and
streams. Unda Dick never realised
anything, and was glad to work hia
way home in the capacity ot a bull-
wt acker.
John Dunaeth left the
Texarkana.
past week for
m| a
bride U one of the most beautiful and
and popular young ladles that has ever
John Simpson of Gainesville was over
the past week to visit his mother, Mrs.
W. B. Simpson.
Oscar R. Menefee of Fort Worth is
here visiting his mother, Mis. Virginia
Menefee.
Manager Wilson of Madden's has re-
turned from a purchasing visit to the east-
Baity, who have
been all over the east having a good time,
have arrived home.
and pops!
resided here. .She was brought up here
and graduated with high honors from our 1 ein market*,
public schools. She Is a very lovely and Mr. and Mrs. W. A
estimable young lady destined to make
the lot of her husband a most happy one.
The groom is an engineer on the Katy
out of Oklaho"- . *,tty. He is a splendid
younst fellow, very popular and the fair
bride is to be congratulated on the choice
of a life companion. The happy young
. le left Thursday night for ihelr tut-
"home, Oklahoma City. They will
with them the beet wishes ot a large
number of friends. Engineer Sarry was
formerly a resident ot Denison.
W. H. HALTON & GO.
Undertakers *
510 Main 8t.
M, M. Pierce C. W.’Smith
TRY
Chase & Sanborn’s
High Grade
COFFEES
Why? Because the best cook
in the world can’t make a cup
of good coffee out of poor
material. C. & S. coffee al-
ways proves satisfactory. i
We are sale agents her|.
RAILROAD RUMBLINGS.
According to the Record-Herald of
Chicago there Is a tremendous row going
on within the ranks of the Brotherhood
m
Mrs. Frank Hobart of Durant, 1. T.,
was here the past week visiting her par.
eh Is, Mr. and Mrs foe Brutache.
The greatest nuisances that society toi-
ejates is the girt who thinks that she can
play on a piano and the one who thinks
she Can sing.
| It is said that the girl in Denison who
hiss the most besux works in a dry goodi
store.
I The man who stands at the head of his
profession In Denison is about the big-
gjest fool in Denison on the subject of
gjlrls.
j A French Inventor claims to have made
ajpr attachment to the phor.e which will
cjbt off the eaves-dropper. That Inven-
tion ought to be hurried to Denison at
noon as possible. There are women in
Denison who pass half their time listen,
ijng to what goes over the party line.
Among the petitions presented in the
sssachusetts legisiature was one from
of Railway Conductors, between Garret-
son and another party who aspires to
oust Garretson. B ith are issuing edicts
and each are claiming that the other U a
usurper.
A. H. Joline, president and chairman
>f the board ot the Missouri, Kansas snd
Texas, has issued notice to officers of the
company of the promotion ot C. Haile to
a vice pteaidency. Mr. Hatie will con-
tinue in charge ot the road’s traffic de-
railment, but he will bear the title ot
'vice president and traffic manager instead
of as heretofore of traffic manager.
The M., K. & T. has the largest force
*at work st this point in the history ot the
system With the ten hour system In vogut
they are catching up with work.
Engineer Jake Henry of the Katy was
able to be out the past week but is look1
ing very teebie.
Col. Tom E. Davis has taken a position
as night clerk at the H. & T. C. railway
office.
Painteta intorm the Uazsttrrr
that they arc busy. A number of
dwelling! are being painted.
There ia a great deal of grip in
the city—almoet air epidemic.
We have seen it »t Omahi, Nett:';
when it wee 40 degrees below aero,
yet e person did not feel it as much
as a full-fledged Texas “norther.*
The ladies ot Grace church will
give e Martha Washington social at
the residence of Mrs. Craig, on
Texas street, Feb. as.
Mrs. Pellerio, the mother of our
Gus, the jeweler, is quite 111 with
the grip.
Mose Shields, a negro resident, la
probably the strongest man in Deni
son. Last Saturday Mote shouldered
a barrel of tail in the presence ot
several persons. He has been known
to do better than that.
Mrs. D. 1. Brumbaugh left Sun-
day for Paraons, Kan , to attend the
funeral of her father, Richard Ar-
nold, who died tfceie early Sunday,
morning. Mr. Arnold waa stricken
with paralysis Saturday night and
died before Mrs. Biumbsugh could
reach hie bedside. Mr. Arnold was
75 yean ot age.
Mr. Stuart, who conducted
clothing house in Denison a number
of years, was among Ibe *ucc»**ful
bidden in the recent sale of land in
Comanche county, Okleboma. Mr.
Stuart's quarter section Is located
near the Randlett townsite and is in
ons of the richest sections of the big
pasture.
A handsome cottage, the property
of Charles Keefe, has recently been
finished at No. 507 Ej*t Woodard
street.
Alley No. t north, between Fifth
and Sixth avenues, has baen opened
to the public. This public way ex*
*£* the old Perry home-
stead on Bast Main street.
Takas the White f ell-
Miss Helen Sweeney, the daugh’er
of Mr. end Mn. M. J. Sweetie •,
took the while veil et Ibe chapel of
St. Xsvltr’t, Chicago, on Fab. a.
In ibe order ot the Sisters of Mercy
Mis* Sweeney will be known at Sta-
ler Maiy Baptieta. Mist Sweeney
was one of a data of ten who as-
sumed the white veil at that time.
Mite Sweeney patted a greater
portion of her life in this city and
was educated at the Sisters of St.
Mary’s. She was one of the most
amiable and popular pupils that hsve
ever left the halls of St. Xavier tor
a wider field of education. She left
Denison tor Lockport, N. Y., where
•he was graduated from St. Joseph’s
academy m 1905, receiving the re
gents’ diploma. Miss Sweenev then
completed her education in music
and French at St. Xsvier’» academv,
Chicago, entering there Sept. *4
Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney of this city
were present at ihe chapel oi Si.
Xavier’s academy when tdeir daugh-
ter, Miss Helen, tock the white veil.
The ceremony w» beautiful and af-
fecting. To the parents it no doubt
Col. Bill Tibbe, teemed something like a separation
ibe greatest mem-j from their child, who occupies eo
portion ot their affection*,
Captain Tom Wright, the histo-
rian of Denison, met his Waterloo
the past week,
who hat one of
ones in Texas, made the captain ac-1 large e
knowledge the corn thet he was mis- but she enters upon one of the mo t
taken aa to the oldeet bouse in Deni- glorious missions that is vouchsafed
ton, and the Gazettrxr was tight 0 her sex. It is the life they love,
when it picked out the Jerry Strait and the ihirgt they do thet makes
meat shop. Come again, Captain them tbe beloved of their kind. Of
Wright. I this holy order it may truly eaid.
Probably no city ot its size in] “By their fruits you shall koow
Texas is so free irom serious fires as j them.” Mr. and Mrs. Sweeney
Denison.
The weather of the past week has
The bois-de-arc timber is been delightful and ha. put crimp.
In. tew years, at least, none l,n ,he wea,her ProPheU w*“> b«ve
1.
Ir'*
1A CASH
M. CHEAP
. UV GROCERY I
202 W. Main
Where a $ does it’s duty.
Phones .398 |
Store closed evenings.
Very Few Wage Earners
Ever admit that tb«y draw
too large a check; : a great
many deserve more pay than
they get. Well, if ybu can’t
get it one way, get it an
other. How? By saving
money os your grocery bill.
Where at ? From us. ’Cause
we’re selling groceries you’re
, wanting at prices you’re able
to pay.
Tucker-Jonz
Cash Grocers
405 Main St.
Now for Pure Food
The groceries carried
at mv bouse are pure.
I have only the beit.
I don’t deal in cbepp
groceries. The only
thing cheap about this
bouse is the prices.
There is not a better
stock ot groceries car-
ried in Texas.
TONY HILL GROCERY
J. Whitehurst, Prop’r
Both Phones, j
i We are pleasing the public
because we try.
MBL- ^ Assistant General Manager Maxwell _
nmairted women at Wakefield, praying I and General Superintendent McDowell I soundest sleeper
hat all bachelors over 40 years of age be | ot the Texas division of the Katy were* F
hlorotormed, while all bachelors be-
jween 20 and 40 years of age be heavily
ijaxed.
Every mother believes that her infant
a. prodigy. If you want to get a scrap
n your hands just intimate to the con-
r*ry.
The society editor has received a letter
:rom a matrimonial bureau and in it this
“We learn that you are a single
gone.
will be left. It is difficult to get a
good post at present. They are
sting about 20 cents each.
Ed Dondon of this city has sp-
ited tor a patent burglar alarm. It
js constructed in such a manner that
a person entering tbe bouse gives
immediate alarm and in such a loud
noise that it would not only scare
the burglar away but alarm the
Condon has seen
predicted an unusually cold, stormy
month.
John Gardner's red Irish letter,
Minn,’’ valued at $100, was poit-
oned last bunday night. Minn was
a registered bitch and in the field
bad but lew equals. She was a
great household pet and Mrs. Gard-
ner bad a good crying spell when
the learned that Minn was dead.
John Williams does oot have a
have the ccnsolation that Helen,
their beloved child, hat consecrated
her life to a mission which hit in
voked the admiration of the world
In speaking of the order of tbe Sis-
ters of Mercy, some of the most elo-
quent tributes have ialletr from Pro-
testant lips.
There was quite a number present
to witness the ceremony—friend*
and relatives. Besides Mr. and Mrs
Sweeney tbert was her brother, John
P. Sweeney of Sr. Louis; Mis*
Genevieve, her sister; Mr. snd Mrs
James C. McConnell of Cleveland
Ohio; Mis. Reardon, Miss Nellie
here the past week.
Every day tbe past week the air has
been thick with rumors about Superin-
tendent Sullivan resigning, that he had
resigned, that he intended to resign. Mr.
Suliivsn still holds the tort.
all of the burglar alarms extant, but verV h'Bh «‘ima»e of Fred Bogar at Re,rdoD jerild Re,rdor jeir
as I as rarikif nunlar In/laari Km aa.,a I J J
The New Oathoiic Church.
Father Hutcheson has purchased the
occurs: *'We learn that you are a single Father Hutcheson has purchased the
(nan snd would be a good catch. We do I property which was formerly occupied as
i.«. i—1--*- *~ —----—A - n-—•- - 1 German Lutheran church, snd par-
sonage, and has commenced this week
making extensive improvements, rebuild
ing the lower, putting in a gsliery and
adding sscristieS. The church is to be
(lot hesitate to recommend a helpmate, a
ich, beautiful and accomplished lady as
1 correspondent, already convinced ot
he fact that she needs the reliant, strong
protection of a gallant Lochinvar like
yourself.” It take* $5.00 to scrape up
an acquaintance with “the rich, beautiful
nd accomplished lady.” We will either
stye that bit beats them all.
A water pipe m tbe cellar ot the
Empire building bursted Friday
night and flooded tbe cellar. Tbe
barber ahop bad to vamoose the
ranch. Move to dry land.
The Dentson Herald changes re
raobit hunter. Indeed, be ttys I
that Fred is about aa good a rabbit
hunter aa he it a deer hunter, which
ia not saying much. One day last
wetk Williams killed nine and Bo-
gar narry a one. A rabbit dashed
through Bogar’s legs and tripped
him up. The premature discharge j
Reardon, John Glennon, Miss Jen
nie Glennon, Misses Kate, Mary
and Margaret Flann;gan, all
Freeport, N. Y.
f the moon.
Our pioneer citisen, J. H. Porter,
known ss St. J seph’s, and will probably I who has been quite ill for some time
be dedicated on St. Joseph’s day, the 19.fi | >t h|< room in the Lebrech, build-
ot March. The church will be furnished
urn this opportunity over to Cy Kirk or with new altar* snd new pews snd will I ing, il considerably better.
portere about aa of-en as the change |of Bogar’s gun killed a fine heifer,
which coat Bogar $13 50. This it
the story that Williams tells.
Mike HatAia was in Ihe city
Wednesday with a wsgon load of
Why Dr. Baker Claims Your
Attention.
Information from tb. proper sources as to tbe bealirg ot dis-
eases and tba alleviation of tnflVnng must be scattered h oadcast
through tbe moat available channels. Tb. pteae opens up a wide
avenue to a moat newdy public. Tbia ia why Dr. Baker uses the
columns of tbe paper ia calhag your attention to what be bee dona
mk) can do. The doctor bat been in Denison more than tea years,
having never lost a pnumonia patient. Isn’t it reasonable, tbea.
that if tbia claaa of patients can be bandied to successfully that he
can cure others as well? A man asked tbe other day, “How ss
this?” ‘lit it because my treatment which it known as sapativa,
not only in pnumonia, but in all diseases, acute or chronic, bar
monlzes with nature; hence my remarkable success ia beating
diseases,’' wst the reply.
Dr. Baker treats successfully with nature's rente Hes ell forms
of chronic diseases that are currahle; CATARRH (which mi
obstinate and dangerous disease), troubles <4 the HEART,
STOMACH. LIVER. BOWELS. RECTUM. KIDNEYS,
BLADDER AND SKIN, NERVOUS DISEASES AND DI8
EASES OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN.
Static electricity is used quite extensively and successfully In
the treaiment of Lumbago, Sciatica and all forma of Rbevmattsi
Cancer cored by Ibe absorbent method. X ray in the office for
locating bullets in the body, etc.
DR. J. F. BAKER
(Col. Reardon. The matrimonial bureau
Is mistaken In their man, we are married.
The person who never worries about
anything, gets more out of life than any
person that we know ot. It is worry that
pill* early graves and brings on premature
pid age. There is a class of people who
hrorry at all kinds ot imaginary thing*
that never happen. They juat study up
stroubie. They are always inviting a con-
dition of affairs that keeps them in hot
(water constantly.
The daily record ot the fool lover who
kills his girl and then himselt was filled
In by the name ot Albert Long ot 133
Sedgwick street, Chicago, who, on his at-
tentions being repulsed, killed Miss Re-
gina Hendrlcksen, 21 years old, living at
241 West Huron street,
Miss Rhoda W arren of Palestine is vis-
iting in the city.
We read an article in a magazine which
goes on to ssy that any girl can live de-
cently on a dollar a day. Some girls can,
but there are very tew of that kind In
Denison. It takes more than a dollar a
day to dress a girl wlio wants to shine In
society; The receptions, pink teas, balls,
parties, etc., are a heavy claim on the old
gent’s pocket.
have a seating capacity ot nearly 200. I
Father Hutcheson will soon move to his I
residence adjoining the church on Arm-1
strong avenue.
Department ot Agriculture, Insurance,
Statistics and History, State of Texas.
Austin, February 6, 1907.
To all whom it may concern:
This is to certify that the
NORTH AMERICAN ACCIDENT IN-
SURANCE COMPANY
of Chicago, 111.,
John Martin killed seventeen ducks
last Friday at Warren Flats. He
reports that he saw a large bunch on
Choctaw, but did not get a shot.
A Urge new grocery bouse is be-
ing erected at the cotton mill. Jemi-1 English
ton will also put in a brsnch house.
The population ot tbe cotton mill
district is at present fully 1,500 and
is growing very rapidly. That sec
tion is destined to be one ot great
s
sweet potatoes.
Chas. Clymer has been confined
to (he bed the past week with an at-
tack of the grip. Charley has been
suffering so much that be is swear-
ing in two languages—Dutch and
R. I. Parks, engineer in charge ot
road woik, has prepared plana for
the reconstruction of the Denison
and Preston Bend road, which work
will be done under thq co-operative
Has in ail respect! fully complied with 1 . „ ju-ju.
the law* of the State of Texas as condi- importance, and will no doubt in . .
tions precedent to Its doing business in short time be absorbed by Denison Plan’ Promo,ed *nd employed- by
certificate o"/ authority rt^thi.^office I ~th,t U> the PeoPle *re willing to
entitling it do business In this State for
one year trom the 1st day of January,
1907, to the last dayot December, 1907.
Given under mv hand and seal, at office,
In Austin, the day and date first above
written. R.T. Milner,
[Seal J Commissioner.
413 _
Hunt up Andrews on Mam street
it you want the best bargains in the
icity.
Andrews is stilL in the furniture
business and with tbe best bargains
in the town.
WOMAN ROSE IN REVOLT.
WAS THIS MARK TWAIN?
Humor of Debtor’s Answer
Worthy of Master.
Rsally
/
It is an absolute
fact that it is al
most impossible
to get a pure art
icle ot; olive oil
Maltese Gross
OLIVE OIL
is one ot the fev ’
pure ohve oils.
Oil of Olives
nothing else,
is carried at
WALDRON
Drug Ster
“Where Medi-
cine js Purity.”
A prominent New York lawyer says
that In his earlier professional daTs
he was glad to expand his slender in-
come by bill collecting, says Harper’s
Weekly. On one occasion he had a
bill against a man who, incidentally,
has since achieved a success which
puts him beyond the necessity of such
an Indefinite statement as he made
on that occasion. The young lawyer
found him with his feet propped upon
his desk, while he gazed dreamily at
the celling through a cloud of tobacco
smoke.
“But, really, sir, I must Insist that
you give me some definite idea as to
when you will settle," the lawyer said,
after having been gently rebuffed.
The author consented to lower his
eyes and to wave his-pipe languidly.
"Why, certainly, sir—though there
seems to me to be a rather unneces-
sary commotion about this trifle,” be
drawled. I will pay the bill as soon
as I think of It, after receiving the
money which a publisher will pay me
In case he 'accepts the novel which I
will write and send him Just as soon
as I feel in an energetic mood after a
really good idea for a plot has oc
ourred to me!”
Ghost and the Hidden Will.
Hidden among the beams of the
roof of a farmhouse on the Thorney
estate, near Peterborough, England,
belonging to the duke of Bedford, the
will has been discovered of a farmer
named Cave, who died at the place a
century ago, leaving property worth
*10,000.
The house has long been reputed to
be haunted by a lady in a red chints
dress, who always beckoned toward
the ceiling of a certain bedroom.
Spoke a Different Tongue
We have e neighbor who talks very
rapidly, says an exchange.
The other day my little niece
asked:
“Auntie, Is Mrs. 8— an American?’’
“Why, certainly,’’ I replied.
"Well.” she said, "I thought she waa
pease different species."
For Once Brakeman Got at Least
Good as He Gave.
come in.
Morris Looney hss just received
word that an sunt at St. Joseph,
Mo., nas left him $1,200 in the
bank. The lady died s few days
ago.
The Dripping Springs road, the
second effort of the Denison board
of trade in co-operative road build-
ing, is rapidly nearing completion.
The stone culverts hsve been com-
pleted snd accepted by Engineer
Parks. The county forces and the
citizens are now working together
on a long rock bill, which is being
reduced to a seven per cent grade.
the Denison board of trsde. Tbe
work ot improving the Dripping
Springs road is progressing rapidly
and will be completed in about 30
days. This road is being improved
tor 5>4 miles. The Carpenteis’
Bluff road was 8 miles long and tbe
Preston Bend road will cover no lets
than 17 miles, which will gi\e Deni
son a total ot 30^ miles of im-
proved roads.
The building of Knaur & Lind-
say, containing about 200tons ot bay,
was burned Thursday night. Tbe
building, worth $1,200, was insured
tor $qoo. The hay wss insured for
$1,000. The fire is supposed to be
incendiary. It is, after dark, a loaf-
Oondnctor Chat. Burckell Killed.
There wss a oesd-end collision on
the Katy Wednesday night at
early hour near Ward, I. T.
north and aouth bound Height came
together. Conductor Coat. Burck-
ell, while jumping to escape the
clash, was kd ed. Several trainmen
were alightiy injured. Tbe engines
were badly wrecked and alto a num-
ber of cars were ditched. The
wreck was one of the worst of the
year. The dead conductor had been
a resident ot Denison ever since
childhood. He was one ot the be»t
young men who has ever lived here,
loved and esteemed by all. He waa
tbe only support of a mother and
s-ater. Conduct! r Burckell wss a
member ot tbe O. of R. C. snd car-
ries insurance. The body was
brought here Tnunday snd the fun-
errl takes place Saturday.
fkinbs-
Let ua fit you out. We have more
psinta and better paints than any
one. Puckett.
WATCHES FOR THE BLIND.
A few evenings ago a train made up
of two ordinary passenger coaches
and a baggage car pulled into the
Union station from the yard, prepared I This hill has greatly hampered traffic ., . , .
to go out over one of the branch over thl, ro.d, and it is ...erted that ,n* PUce for ‘"’"P*’ bemK ne,r tbe
roads, says the Providence L t Denison a million dollars' r,,Iw*V-
The hands of the station clock point-1 ...
trade and an inestimable sum to
ed to a few minutes of the schedule lin trade and an mestimaDie sum
time of departure and the shivering L the farmers who have been forced to
passengers who had been standing on I tj-angport their produce over the
the station platform laden with bun-1 , „ , , .
dies quickly filled tbe coaches. “>»d- R*d“«d to a seven per cent
Men and women alike sought seats!grade it is estimated that the pulling
in both of the coaches, when a brake-1 capacity of a team on this hill will
man entered the car and after answer- be doub]ed> Pre,imin.ry 8urveyt
ing a score of questions in the affirms-j
tive that the head coach was the j have been made on the Preston Bend
smoking car a fat woman loaded down road, which will be undertaken next,
with bundles approached him Lnd Engineer Parks expects to hsve
*S"Say, mister, is this the smoking ™ estimate ready for the board of
ear?” trade and county commissioner*’
"Of course It is the smoking car,"| court at an early date. { County
Tparior c?*”™" “ '°°k ““ Commissioner Thompson of precinct
The fat wdman pulled her cloak 4 waa out wuh the engineer yester-
clo&er about her shoulders before she! day and came into the city last night
replied: | £or conference with Secretary Lar-
Wall Paper-
The largest stock in Denison—
are fresh, are new designs. Puckett.
The Council Meets.
At a meeting of the council Thurs-
day night an election for six council-
men, chief of police and city engi-
neer was ordered at the next regular
election m April. This is not in
conflict with the commission form ot
government, which will not be effec-
tive for some time after the spring
election. Grace was extended to
delinquent taxpayers until March 1
"It looks like a cattle car and It. ,
feels like an ice box,’.1 she said. “Evl- board of trsde concerning
dently you folks think the people whojthe proposed work
ride on this line are paying for cold
storage and impudence."
several changes may be made on the woodcock,
ro.d. * lotherB are
Playing Poverty.
The little princess, Victoria Louise
of Prussia, was playing with her
friends one day, and longed for some
new, original pfey.
All the old games were worn out
and exhausted. If only they could
think of something quite different!
Her serene highness considered the
matter seriously until & novel idea
occurred to her, and she cried with
enthusiasm:
“We will play poor people! Let ns
play that we are poor, frightfully
poor, so poor that we have only two
lackeys!”
Feathered Surgeons.
Certain birds seem to possess a re-
It is stated that | markable Instinct for surgery. The
the partridge and some
said to be able to dress
their wounds with considerable skill.
A naturalist observes that he has
seen several woodcock that were re-
covering from wounds previibisly re-
ceived. In every instance he found
the injury neatly dressed with down
Ushers of Sunday papers and other I plu5ked the 8,emB of ,ealhrr
' 1 'and skillfully arranged over the
of
Simple Invention That Is Great Boon
to Sightless Mortal*.
The blind, like other mortals, wish
to know the time exactly, and as very
few of them are in a position to se-
cure a good repeating watch, whose
cost Is always great, they have to be
content with ordinary watches, and
taking the crystal out of the face they
ascertain the time by the angles and
position of the hands, which frequent-
ly causes disarrangement of the time-
piece.
In view of these difficulties a for-
eign firm has constructed a watch
for the blind, which represents the
figures in allegorical manner, and "ap-
parently is very convenient- The
signs in relief are the following: One
o'clock, one dot: two o'clock, two
dots; three o'clock, a triangle; Tour
o'clock, a square; five o'clock, a five-
pointed star; six o'clock, an ellpse.
These same signs are repeated In
bas-relief representing the hours from
six to 12, The number of signs
therefore limited to six, and it is very
easy to ascertain from them the time
of day. The hands are very strong
and the watch has been used with
good results.
Another watch for the blind • has
been invented by M. Pierre Tlssot-
Bersof, by which the blind can tell
not only the hour, but also the minute.
The hours are represented by figures
of the Braille system.
Dr. Booth has the grip—or rather
the grip has the doctor
Denison rural carriers will be in
terested in the statement that pub-
At a Disadvantage.
“The court fortune teller is going
to resign,” said one Russian official.
“Yes," answered the other; "he ts
at a disadvantage. If he predict* bad
news ,he comes into royal disfavor,
and if he prediota goad news, U
periodicals in varioua part* of the
state are putting forth efforts to in-
duce the postcffice department to
establish Sunday delivery.
Vernon V. Wakefield, aged at,
ion ot J. P. Wakefield, died last
Saturday night of consumption at
his home, No. 403 Woodard street
Ward King ot Missouri, the
wound, evidently by the long beak
the bird.
In other cases ligatures had been
applied to wounded or broken limbs.
A Little Martyr.
A minister's little daughter, who had
been to church for the first time and
heard her father preach, was ques-
tioned by him on reaching home as
to how she liked his sermon. There
Postmistress for 24 Years.
Mrs. Ann E. Farr has resigned her
position as postmistress at Owl's
Head, Mass . and James A. Brown ha*
been appointed "in her place. Mrs
Farr, who is 66 years of age. has been
In charge of the post office at Owl's
Head for 24 years. She Is the wife
of Chandler Farr, one of the oldeet
and best known residents of South
Thomas ton.
In spite of her increasing age she
is enjoying excellent health and has
always been able to attend to her
household duties in addition to hav-
ing charge of the post office. She ia
the mother of six children, four of
whom are living.
ventor ot the ipiit log dryg, and who ™ an e®bar)ra8IM’d a,len“: ‘healha
, , “ . little maid, tired out with the long
baa a national reputation as a good |,train ot
road* builder, will address tbe
"being good," and yet anx-
peo-1 *ous not to offend In any wise, made
I pie ot Denison at the opera boui* al in,wer wllh a lon, drawn br**th ®*
2 p. m. Saturday.
feesn't cope true.”
/ give the speaker a warm welcome
pap*;
Where the Block System Works.
“I am going to railroad this case
through the oourta," declared the tn-
lignant citisen.
I “You can't," replied the astuta law-
rer. “The block system works too
1 perfectly there."
Now Phone 100.
405 1*2 Mali Street.
COAL and WOOD
Texas can’t beat me in that respect. More coal, more
wood tbsn anybody. Prompt dr livery snd square measure.
GEO. W. CARVER
217 W. Woodard St.
Both Phones
” W' r* r7 r* ^ ^ ^
™ ™ ™1 “ ™ ™ ™
Electricity*
Haa yet ,o fir.d a wofbv rvjl. It* manifold
advantage* are ccrtifird to bv an army oi cut*
tomtn who could not be induced to o*e any
other light at any yrice. Why not reaolve to
imroduce thi* brentiiul iight into your place of
butine** or residence? You will profit by
doing so.
Denison Light & Power Go.
307 Woodard Street
f.w .w ,w
.W.W.W aA. aA
NEW IMPROVED TOOLS
The very latest labor saving tool* evrfy one up 1o one atandaid
high quality. Complete line screw driver*, drills, auger bits,
ahipcsr bits, ball-bearing ratchet brace*, file*, chisel*. cLw-bam-
merr, saws of all kind*, etc.
Screw Driver*,-------------
Keen, K utter, Chi*els------
K. K. Hstchet*, and'Hsndaxe* _______
NtchoLon'a fir«t quality files, sll it nd*.
_____ioc to $1 75
----—40c toS^c
75c $1 00 and $1 23
Dollarhide & Harris
BOTH PHONES *10
*1
The greatest of them all
The great 10 cent cigar
5 cents straight
YEIDEL & SON
Distributors for Denison
ILL KINDS OF PICKLES.
Big Jumbo Pickles.
Sweet Mixed Pickles.
Plain Pickles.
Sour Pickles.
Medium Size Pickles.
Mangoes.
Kosher Meats a specialty.
M. Emilstein
GROCER
419 W. Main Street
Lay Wire* from -Aotor Cycle.
A new application of the motor cycle
to military service has been invented
In Austria. It concerns the quick lay-
ing of tf4ephone and telegraph wires
In front of the cycle la installed a
cylindrical roll or reel upon which the
wire la wound, and a man ail ling ia
the moving car lay* tbe wire, by
means of a long pole, either la the
tops of the trees, or. If there are acme.
In ditches or gutter*. With the new
apparatus three miles of wire may he
takl la U minutes
Purifying the Blood
During Ibe winter Ibe
excretory organ* acta leas
vigorously than in sum-
mer, allowing s gradual -
accumulation of -ifisuiiiua"
m the blood. E -. inmate
these accumulated nan*
ties O R when spltag..
stirs up the system you
will be distressed With
symptoms of "spring
fever'’ poor appetite, coat-
ed tongue, upset stomach,
sich hesdsebr, feeling of
genetal weariness, etc.
Emerson’s Sarsaparilla
prevents all such disorders
by throughly t-erooviog all
unpunric* trom ihe blood
and ibe system. $r 00.
Kingston
has it.
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The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 45, Ed. 1 Sunday, February 17, 1907, newspaper, February 17, 1907; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth555413/m1/4/: accessed July 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.