The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 21, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 10, 1899 Page: 2 of 4
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It (be name of a tiuat just organised
with a capital of $t0,000,coo.
Another trust to be known as the
» free. Cor*
-sidence 315
-ns Mo. tit,
Sew York, London and
Trust Co,, capita* $t,000,000, ta be
ing formed at New Yotk.
_ Stuyvasaut Fish, President of the
\ the West
best crop
The only
goods merchant or broker is as yet
openly indentified with tbe move-
ment. It is expected that tbe com-
bination will own and control 3000
•tores throughout the United States
and sell for cash only. These pro-
perties are to be paid for half in
cash and half in stock The Central
Company will obviate tbe necessity
I of keeping a large corps of traveling
salesmen and buyers.
Tbe National Association of
Manufacturers have decided to ask
Congress to create a department of
I commerce, to develop deep water
facilities in rivers and barbers and
I to render possible the building of an
I American merchant marine.
that a German corps 900 strong bad 01
been formed there to Co-operate «
with tbe Boers in tbe event of war of
with Great Britain. Tbe dispatch N
adds that the Boers could mobilise D
so,000 men In three days, wbtle the ft
Orange Free Stats could muster b
10,000 men in the seme period. C
Admiral Watsoo who took Dew-
ey\ place is reported seriously ill. *
Congressman Bailey expects to *
go to Kentucky to take part in the
campaign for Goebel.
Yellow fever has broken out in
New Orleans and Taxas has quar- "
antined against that city. a
A meeting of tbe sub-committees ,
of the national democratic commit- J
tee nes been called for September ]
17 and 18 at Chicago.
Argogula, tbe stronghold of me- 1
| reading bands of insurgents, wes J
! I captured by tbe Americans after a I
severe fight. Tbe Filipinos loss j
I was twenty-one killed and many
I wounded. Tbe Americans had 1
| several wounded.
Tbe colored regiment* to serve in I
. the Philippines ere filled.
11 Tbe transport Indiana has arrived |
' let Manila with nearly 1000 recruits
Smallpox seems to be general all (
II over tbe state. Tbe number ti
r cases so far however is very small.
(I ' At Ml Vernon, Ills., warrants
PI were issued for tbe arrest of thirty
11 prominent business men ail charged
* with gambling.
n I Tbe president and party have re-
turned to Washington.
Gen. Wheeler has been assigned
s to tbe commend of Gen. Funston’s
e I brigade in tbe Philippines. He is
pleased with the situation, says the
r I country is more favorable to milita-
ry operation* thsn be supposed, and I
* I the impression that it is unhealthy j
j I it wrong.
r The Grand Army of tbe Repeb- j
n lie met to-day at Philadelphia. It I
* I is expected that 43.000 veterans will {
* I be in tbe grand parade.
h TUESDAY, SEPT. 5.
* Tbe general impreaaion is that tbe
>• result of tbe Dreyfus trial will de-
I cide tbe fate of France.
Tbe coming week will decide tbe
h. fate of Dreyfua. Tbe fate of the
£2 republic and tbe fate of tbe various
political parties which have staked
w their all upon tbe outcome of the
w I *
„ trial depends upon it No one can j
Attorney at Law and Notary Public
•he is well bawl finsudsily. We
are loid that a white men morrvta*
a dam art of the Choctaw, Ch dm- ;
•aw, Cherokee. Creek or Bfuboli
tribe* comes at owe* into pe»a»e» ton
j of e large tract of fine lewd end e <
•here of tbe India a eaouitv foods!
frequently • mounting to $co pet'
m «<b Tbe lend k eleedilv in-’
creating in value, railroads ore1
opening op the oouofrv more end
more, even tbe annuity food b like-
ly to i net ease materially.
So moch for the Iodian girl's
1 “dot.” Aa to her personal charm*
•nd qualification*, it ia proudly
claimed that she would be at home
to any drawing room, that she ha* a
college training, that aha ia damn
and refined in her way* and mow
MgHNMy. There ere mean
rmde* among them, it is
ith roselesf completion*
city-bred women would
of oats ever harvested
trouble is in finding cars to move I
crops.
The passenger rate situation in I
the Western railroad circlas it fast
approaching the danger line. The
Burlington will from this out pay
$5.00 commission to Denver on all ]
second class California business
ticketed over its line.
It may be s matter of surprise to
know that tbe export of bicycles
from the United States for two years
just exceeded in value tbe total
exports of all kinds of agricultural
J. t. SOSOS.
ig Gazetteer
Sunday, September to, 1899.
implements.
The recently organized American
It is said the aggregate yield of
corn in Kansas will be far in excess
of any previous crop that Kansas or
any other state ever produced.
HfQEBSOLL'8 LAST TALK
Bicycle Company has in its posses-
sion over tooo patents on the
bicycle.
A new paper company is being
All Summer
Drinks at
Hallenfcsck’s
Robert G. Ingersoll was ever a
republican. He was as strong in
his partisanship as he was in his war
on the Christian religion. He was
always ready to help his party in its
campaigns and ever after the great
i speech in a republican national con-
vention where he called James G.
Blaine “the plumed knight,” be
organized at Holyoke to fight tbe
paper combine. The company pro-
poses to do this with a production
of 18 tons of ledger and bond papet
stated
that e
envy. . _______
tbe Indian brunet-» ia not noddy
but as clear and delicate at on*
would expect ia a woman who be
led 1 be ordinary life of dviUxabno.
Who could ask for snore then lb*
—• charming sod cohered worn*a
with landed estate* and a Axed in-
come? As for aristocracy, ia av
the tribal blood of America as port
as the feudal life current of Europe
It ia in order 10 consider the India*
girl with care. She may be tk
coming “catch” ia thia country.
“I have stood by the cradle of tbe
republican party, and bean an hum-
ble believer in it* principles, but I
do not intend, if I can help it, to
follow its hearse. Tbe downfall of
•he republican party will date from
McKinley’s administration.”—Sen-
ator Hoar.
JOHN HOLDEN,
per day.
The report comes direct from
Chicago—that truthful city—that •
combination of all the Independent
telephones companies throughout
the country is in process of forma-
tion.
The Queen’s regulation and orders
relative to the tran* portal ion of
A strong confirmation of tbe troth
of the adage “to him that bath shall
t>e given,” comes from Spokane.
A plumber of that town has fallen
heir to a big fortune in California.
—Brenham Press.
relative to the
horses by water are full of human-
itarian consideration. They pre-
scribe, cleanliness, ventilation, light,
spare stalls and plenty horse of medi-
good* flrst-cl
cine. A veterinary surgeon must
accompany all shipment* of horses
and superintend disembarkation.
Emperor William has a big am-
bition. It is to have the German
Empire rival France and Russia on
land; England at tea; and England
•nd America in commerce.
Two fleets of battle ships are now
maneuvering in the Baltic Sea, six
on each side, and tbe game is for one
fleet to sink tbe other (figuratively)
British critics says that the man-
W. X. KNAUH. H. «. HOWE.
KNAUR & HOWE,
Denison Foundry & Machine Shops.
The Finest Wines
And Liquors ....
Imported end
Domestic Clears.
103 W. Main 8treeL
stainless and keep it in the sky, it
is now in order to flood the graves
ot the boys who are f.lltng in the
Philippine islands. For they are
no fighting to add lustre to “Old
Glory” or to save the Union, but
ate mere machines at the behest ot
the administration, which for the
| time being is the government of the
United States. War with, Spain,
413 to 417 W. Caestnvt St
DENISON FtARMACY,
British critics says that the
ner in which British war offices!
waste money upon fortifications has
ioi<g been little less than a scandal.
Quick preparations are being
made in India to transfer Dragoons
•nd Hussars to South Africa.
Lord Cut sou is congratulated by
military autboirties for hit excellent
military management on the frontier*
of India.
Gteat Britian contemplates the
construction ot a large number of
! cruisers next year.
Tbe Queen is about to issue a
I -ttw set of regulations for the govern-
ment of the atmy.
The Pasteur Institute
Or. Y eiders
The min who smokes
SOld Virginia Cheroots J
2 has a satisfied, "glad I have got it*' 2
• expression on his face from the time •
2 he lights one. He knows he will J*
■ not dc disappointed. No matte* ■
[ where he buys one—Maine or Texas, 2
% Florida or California—he knows they %
■ will be just the same as those he gets ■
■ at home—clean—well made—born m
2 even—taste good—satisfying 1
0 Too ha ad red aillio* Old V trjpau Cheroots smoked tb rear a
■ Ask yoor own dealer. Price. 3 (or 5 trots.
Chari.es D. Kingston. Prop’*.
Tncn why this thunder of guns,
be flying thundetbolts ot hell, and
these new-made graves as number-
less as tbe stars ? Our arms are not j
adding glory to tbe flag, but instead j
are ataiumg that starry emblem ot
treedom witn the blood and tears ol
a people fighting for the rights ot
self government. The soldier is
not to blame. It has always been
considered s glorious thing to die
fighting for truth, liberty and eter
nal ngbt. But when one falls in
the Philippine war tbeie bums no
halo ot glory above his dust, but hi»
sad, untimely, uncalled-tor death
causes tears to moisten the eyes ot
every patriot in tbe land. There-
fore when he falls in such a war his
INSURANCE
i, Pans, is
kept constantly pretty well filled by
East Indian soldiers sufferiug from
All Goods Warranted
Absolutely Pure.
CLOSED ON
SUXDAT
Sr.YEDEL.
*iS Main SL, up-stairs, Denison,
Texas.
California Fruits,
Imported
Medina Lemons,
Summer Drink*
of nil kinds.
T. MOORE,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON,
Special attention to Diseases of
ordinance.—Palestine Press.
That’s good, sod could be adopt-
ed in all cities to advantage; hut if
tome one could devise an ordinance
that would compel tbe elective
officers to do tbe same thing it
would be better.
for independence. He arrived on countries with capital, skill, labor,
the battlefield fresh from the arm* energy and behind atl an American
of bis wife at Manila; at tbe head of] humanity of feeling, that will mske
his regiment, leading a charge, he the early years of tbe twentieth cen-
tell, pierced through tbe heart, tury most fruitful in grand possibiti-
What great principal did he die] ties.
for? Will the administration please Tbe latent commercial spirit of
answer?” our people is being aroused. Some
..... = sixteen ship lines are now being
’T«aa Ever Thus. organized. Civil engineers are now
- in China, Japan, Venezuela, Peru,
“Bob Ingersoll U dead,” remarks Argentine and other South Ameri-
Reslitv. “The utterance* of some of our can countries with assistants working
**e‘**2T, WOU i Jr; ‘mPT'“,“n up possibilities. Agents of big mer-
that they were afraid to speak while he s ®c .
rv,n’t inmn .h—h » cantile houses are now in South
Women.
Office Over 319 Main St.
Telephone Connection in Office and
Residence.
Frank Mamola
Santo Domingo and will probab'y
be declared president.
President McKinley and cabinet
have gone to Philadelphia to attend
the G. A. R. celebration.
Labor Day was generally observ-
ed all over the conntiy.
Nearly ail the volunteer regiments
have left Manila.
It is said that the Boers will de-
clare war against Great Britian in a
| few hours.
Colonel Bryan will go to Ohio
and stump the state with McLean,
tbe democratic nominee for gover-
nor.
The New England Bimetalic
league has begun a senes of meet-
ings in tbe interest of bimetalism.
A silk nbbon trust has been
formed in New Jersey with a espi
law went into effect prohibiting tbe tol of $30,000,000.
•ale of cigarettes end tobacco to A New Orleans dispatch says:
boys under a certain age tbe kids Miss Florence Gale, tbe daughter
have taken to tbe filthy habit ot of Dr. Gale, n respected physician
picking up cigar stabs on tbe streets of Caddo Mills, Texas, attempted
and making cigarettes out of them, to commit suicide by jumping from
This illustrates what is a fact, that a Third district ferryboat while tbe
prohibitive laws seldom accomplish ferry was in tbe middle of the Miss-
tbe good intended. If parents do issippi river. She wss rescued by
not wish tbeir boys to smoke, they tbe prompt action of tbe officers and
should reason with them —point out crew of tbe boat, and is little tbe
tbe evils of tbe use of tobacco in I worse for her attempt st self-de*
sny form by tbe young. Do this struftion.
with kindness, and in most cases Within a year five new battle-
the result will be ail right. Law ships, the Alabama, Kearsage,
The White*boro New Era has
suspended publication and its sub-
scription list bss passed into tbe
hands of tbe Whitesboro News. |
Tbe News is an old and well es-
tablished paper, and as tbe patron-
age of Whitesboro and vicinity was
not sufficient to support both pa-
pers, tbe result wss as might have
been expected, Tbe New Era was
a good paper, but so is the News.
The best line of
FRAMK BRUHETT.
After the Gnp
GEORGE P. STANFORD. Agent
and roar and paw up the adjacent aim »•-
phere and—do nothing, except make
themtelve* ridiculous. When the “great
Pagan” was in tbe arena, such post
m 'Hem warriors were in the cellar with
a blanket over their head*. Let God
judge Ingersoll —Austin Tribune.
And we have noticed that these
fellows who would pose ss critics of
tbe great orator and philanthropist;
manifest ia their utterances tbk
most abject ignorance of what Cow
Ingersoll taugbh It is a favorite
expression of theirs that bis talents
were devoted to proving there sru
Pure Whiskey
In Denison. We invite com
psrison with other stores
We carry the largest stock
Try ns .for groceries.
Tbe Beat Stimulant.
F« offer fifteen differ*
kinds of fine Wbiakic*.
The only shoe in the world made to fit the foot
with a bunion or an enlarged joint.
Haven &
Coleman
by T. B. Waldron, Druggist,
mile* of land^in Pinar del Rio, con
taining extensive iron ore deposits
First-claw Work Gwa rants
Tailoring nod Dyeing
37 a No. 1U w. Mala
English capitalists are rushing in and
buying, while American* are talking
oolitical sentimrnts about Cuba.
The New York retail butchers
have taken tbe bull by tbe horns.
They are about selecting a site for
stock yards and slaughter houses,
where 14,000 bead of cattle can be
prepared for tbe market weekly.
Already $700 000 has been pledged,
shares are $100 each. The advance
in meats has caused some falling off
to trade. Tbe trust price is now 9
cents against 7 cents, former price.
Tbe wholesalers say the retailers
a-e not sincere and that tbeir action
is due to the i ict that a new system
no God and combatting the ielea of
man’s immortality. Nothing could
be further from the truth. He
•imply said aa to these two propo-
sitions, he didn’t know
MAIN STREET
Duirars
This was
candid; this was honest. And who
does know? We are certain these
carping editors do not.
The Fine* Stock of
GROCERIES. FEED and FUEL
in the city. *<
There is more Catarrb in this section
ot the country than ail other diseases put
together, and until the last few years was
supposed 4o be incurable, For s great
many years doctors pronounced it s local
disease, and p-escribed local remedies,
and by constantly failing to cure with
local ties'ment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrb to be a con-
stitutional disease, and therefore re-
quires constitutional treatment. Hall’*
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Chenev & Co., Toledo, Ohio, is the only
constitutional cure on the market. It is
taken internally in doses from 10 drops
to a tea-poontul. It acts directly on the
blood and mucous surfaces of the system.
They offer one hundred dollsrs for
We are fixed to serve you
at our aew quarters at
No. 501 Main St.
Beet Bread in Denison.
Try us for anything in
our line. ..... .
of credits has been established by
wholesalers which does not suit
them.
Tbe Retail Grocers' Association
of Sl Paul, has taken tbe initiative
in a movement to organize tbe
Retail Grocers’ all over tbe United
States. Tbe ides is not new. The
action of wholesalers’ in organizing
has precipitated st nnd pay are
desiious of copeiating with retailers
in one gigantic combination, which
would exert an influence every-
where.
Tbe beer brewers ere brewing
opposition to tbe present enormous
beer tax of $2.00 per bsrrel, of
which $1.00 is war tax, which went
into effect June 34th, 1897.
Tbe boom in Cripple Creek gold
| stocks, which broke out Aug. ia,
when die smelters' strike ended and
. ........ ..... _ . Ml
case it tails to cure. Send for circulars
fliqf testimonials.
Address, F. f. CHENEY & CO., Tole-
do, Ohio,
bold by druggists.
Hall’s family pills are the best. sept
Tbe swiftest cigar in tbe burg. The
best 5c smoke in tbe state. A warm
number. Try ’em.
Tbe Vioita Chieftain says there is
n fine saloon in Wagner, I. T., and
dint beer ts openly sold over tbe
bar day and night.
MATHEWS
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The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 18, No. 21, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 10, 1899, newspaper, September 10, 1899; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth571078/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.