The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 27, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 21, 1900 Page: 3 of 4
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Bryan to far in Obio. The demo-
crats have test given out the follow-
ing figures s
The following state* aaar be elasted/as
certain to cast their electoral rote for
M
BEER AGENCY.
The two largest and best brew-
eries in the world. Nothing but
the besi of malt and hops used in
the manufacture of these two most
popular beers.
FRANlPUGH, Mgr.
The
Saak
3. Mean
FOX & O’BRIEN, Proprietors.
CHOICE WINEs!
LIQUORS and CIGARS.
Utah—..................
Arkansas.-.--------
Florida...............
Idaha ____________
Mississippi..........
Montana---------
Nevada.........
South Carolina. ..
Texaa--------
Virginia,
Added to these are the following state*
that will probably cast their rote for
Bryan:
Illinois........................__ 34
Maryland.......„...
Washington____
Indiana.................
Kentucky------
South Dakota____
Weat Virginia..
Total-
Theae added to the 153 certain give*
»37 or more than a majority in the elec-
toral college. Outside of theae certain
and probable aUtea are the following
doubtful:
California_____________1_ 9
Delaware______-__________ 3
Minnesota________________ o
New York-----------------I 16
Ouio-----------------33
ssafcr——— 1
" Michigan______________________ 14
New Jersey------------------- lo
North Dakota.................._ 3
Wisconsin_________________,3
Total----------------------------.........118
Mr. John Sealy, treasurer of the
Galveston relief fund, acknowledge*
receipt of contribution* from Oct.
to ta, inclusive, amounting to
$198,5*3. Tbit includes $135,000
received through Governor Sayers
and $31,631.73 received through
Mayor Jonea. The amount pre-
viously acknowledged was $781,-
ley ate five to one with no fc
The eitnetion in China it very
critical and a general war of the
powers with the celeatiela seen
probable. Cbaoa seems to reign in
all portions of the empire. The loot
of the American troops at Pekin
amounts to nearly $400,000. The
emperor will proceed to Pekin, but
the empress will remain in Singan
Fa.
There was a big slump in cotton
futures.
As regards the coal strike the
mine operators are petitioning the
miners to work pending a settle-
ment
Cotton pickers are reported scarce
over the State.
LOCAL CONDENSATIONS.
327 MAIN STREET.
TRY OUR
HOFFMAN HOUSE RYE,
A Superior Article.
•tnORlZE SOME INDUSTRY
TEXAS BBBWIHG CO.
\ Brewers and Bottlers,
FORT WORTH, TEXAS.
MONDAY, OCT. l6.
For the first time m nearly twenty
years the owners of the old Lane
Star flouring mill property are
offering it for sale. The success ot
the new mill seems to hive con-
vinced the owners of the old mil!
that its usefulness has departed.
Parties have been looking the prop-
erty over with the idea of purchas-
ing it and converting it into an ele-
vator. An elevator ii needed in
Denison_At least 1000 people
went over from Denison to Sherman
to see Buffalo Bill’s Wild West
show. At the afternoon perform-
ance it is estimated that so,000 peo-
ple were under the canvas. That
at least is the seatiBg capacity of
the great arena. The show seen.ed
to give general satisfaction to the
audience. Buffalo Bill is growing
old and it is a wonder that he is not
older in appearance considering
what be has passed through. He is
indeed the last of the great scouts.
At the Wild West show the Indians
£3.63 making the total to date |ive in tepwi ju,t the same as on
$970,596.63 the plains. Each tepee was pre-
Sever.l merchants at Ardmore, I. sided oyar by a The finest
were arrested for refusing to pay lookinf lDdlim WM an Ogallab
, . , chief, “Iron Horn.”_
The Scranton convention agreed .... , .
. Ltbbe for the first time
accept a 10 per cent increase , ,, . . .
__., ,__. . .. I two months was able to be out of
provided certain other concessions , . .
are rnndtt bed yesterday. His recovery is only
Th« result o! .he Bri.i.b deed., •I— of
i. con.id.red . ju.dfic.Uu. .1 .h. *.|phu.up.pl»r .ho ... ,„j»™d
1 1 at Dallas is able to be at his studio
and receive patrons. He has had a
Boer war.
Special Brawn:
“Spaten Brau,”
Standard.
Capacity:
2,000 Kaga Dally.
GEORGE P. STANFORD, Agent.
L®§ptf-Llsp Lmbir Co.
, „ (Successors to Burton, Lingo A Co.)
Sash, Doors, Blinds, Mouldings,
Laths, Lime, Paint ■—
Yards at Denison, Dallas, Fort Worth, El Paso, Colorado, Big Springs,
Midland and Pecos.
w
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Your Opportunity.
Why Rent Property,
And be forever at your landlords’s
mercy, when you cap have a home
of your own r
I will show you, if you care to
know, bow the judicious investment
of a few dollars will bring you the
title to good property.
Real estate loans made at the
owest rates.
Kohfaldt,
COTTON SEASON
IS ON • • •
Boys! When you visit Den-
ison after a long trip and
feel tired, dnsty and worn
out, drop into the
GLEN LEI EXCHANGE.
They have everything nice
there in the line of Liquors.
The best line of goods in
Denison for the money.
FBAMK BRUHETT, Propr.
MS:
REMICflt’ft
ECZEMA CURE
w«a.
THE CHEAT RILE CURE.
i of ta* i
, LOUIS. MO.
For Sale b
T.
I
R. C. Mathew*
Hanna tc Son.
LARGB8T WOOD YARD.
We have the largest wood yar<
in Denison. Good, aeaaonet
wood. Prompt delivery at the
loweet price.
*..* Yoooin k Culver,
600 Block, Main St
Mr. Louis
in the past
| M| a
splendidly. Fraads
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always
hearty welcome for “the boys”
when they come over from Denison.
---There is no ate talking, Sher-
man can draw a crowd. Thera
was at least 35,000 people there
yesterday. The main streets were
so jammed that it was almost im-
possible to get through the crowd,
-Quite a number of people in
and around Denison have been im-
posed on recently by a slick fakb
who had wbat he called an electric
belt which was guaranteed to cure
any number of diseases by simply
wearing it. Those who have done
so say that they could feel a burning
sensation but that they did Bot get
the promised relief, and finally one
belt was dissected, wnen it waa
found that the “electricity” wa*
generated from a strip of mustard
piaster under a covering of thin
doth. It is not known bow many
were taken in by this slick individ-
ual, as people as a general thing do
not like to own up to being fooled,
but it is believed that a lot or
“suckers” bit.
Could not express the rapture of
Annie E. Springer, of Philadelphia,
when Dr. King’s New Discovery
cured her of a hacking cough that
for many years bad made life a
burden. She says: “After all
other remedies and doctors failed it
soon removed the pain in mv chest
and I can now sleep soundly, some-
thing I can scarcely remember doing
before. I feel like sounding its
praises throughout the Universe.”
Dr. King's New Discovery is
guaranteed to cure all troubles of
the Throat, Chest or Lungs. Price
50c and $ 1.00. Trial bottles free at
T. B. Wale
TUESDAY, OCT. l6.
Tuesday, oct. 10. I hard time of it__Street commis-
A great demou.tration follows tiooer C. B. Swart* who has been
Bryan in nil parta of Ohio. iU tor the past two months is some-
Over $3,000,000 worth ot prop- wbbetter_A E. Denny who
erty was destroyed by fire at Port live* in the Territory bad a mule
Limon, Costa Rico. I here last .Saturday that is 37 years
Cecil A. Lyon has been recog- (old. Mr.’Denny raised the mule,
nixed as state chairman by Hanna.
Tbis will be bad newa to the re-
publican gang in Denison, the so-1 We met on the tram going to
called “true blue,” tegulars, etc. Sherman yesterday the "car hog,
Roosevelt is in Kentucky and is | that’s what they call himi A
well received. He goes from there I itrong, robust man was requested
to Ohio. to surrender bis seat to a lady. He
The republicans are claiming got up under protest and almost
everything in sight, even Kentucky. I profaned. He denounced the rail-
The Boers are still very active. way company and teemed almost
A New York dispatch suys: To- I ready for a fight. We said to our
morrow night will occur the dem- self: “If this train should run off
onstration in this city in honor of the track and that man receive a
W. J. Bryan. Preparations of a little jolt there would be a suit for
most elaborate character have been not leas than $50,000.” There wa*
made with the idea of making the not a spark ol chivalry in the man’s
reception to be tendered the demo- I whole nature. When it comes to
cratic presidential nominee the I riding in enrs that is one place
most spectacular and memorable I where we believe in woman’s rights.
ever extended to a candidate for__During a man’s life he is col.
presidential honor* in the history of I stantly pestered by agents, who tell
America.- The committee will es- him about the desirability of life
cort Mr. Bryan and party in open I insurance, in order that he may
carriages to the Hoffman House, have a monument after he is dead.
where he will be met by Adlai £. But statistics show that six men out
Stevenson. Richard Croker will of ten who leave liberal life insu-
call the meeting to order in Madi- ranee, have no monuments; in a
son Square Garden. Col. Bryan majority of cases the widow uses
will be the first speaker. Col. life insurance to attract another hus-
Bryan is expected to begin his band-George Proas the banker
Cooper Union speech at 10:30 p. has just swung to the breeze a
m. Overflow meetings will be handsome sign—.The presence of
held in the vicinity of the various I Buffalo Bill here reminds us of an
halls. incident that happened in the Platte
The Iloilo La Opinion came out Valley betweeg the stations of
a few days ago with an article ad- North Platte and Ogailah on the
vising the Filipinos to join fotces line of the Union Pacific railway,
and proceed to those villages gar- About two miles from the railway a
risoned by small bodies of Ameri- party of about 36 Sioux Indians had
cans and there kill off the soldiers, attacked two immigrant wagons
whom they would find at their The Sioux were circling around the
mercy. The American authorities immigrants who had stopped their
suppressed the paper. wagons and were pumping lead
It looks a* if all China was on the I into the redskins. The Indians
eve of revolution against foreigners. I were gradually contracting their
(There is a great relief movement circle, getting nearer to the wagons,
on yet to assist the Galveston | Passenger conductor Tom Cahoon
who was aff^rwards scalped near
Sydney while in swimming, **“—J
the train. • At that period
Waldron’s drug store.
MONITOR ELASTIC ROOF* PAINT.
Stops AU Leaks- Give it a Trial.
The only article on the market
not effected by the weather. Can
be used on Wood, Felt, Tin or
Iron. One gallon covers 350 square
feet of tin or iron. Facts briefly
stated: It has an unequaled record
of over 15 years. It. lasts 4 to 5
times longer than any other paint.
It coven from 3 to 3 times more
surface. It is used on new work
and old work. It can be used on
top of any old paint. It is not a
new and useless mixture with a
fancy name. Tin roots painted
nearly 15 years ago have not been
repainted and the tin ia at good to-
day as when first put on. It is
equally useful for wood or metal.
It never fades. For durability,
economy and beauty of finish, it
stands without a rival. For sale by
354 Chris Waltz.
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Hi!
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very bast the
covers the 1
Chickisaw 1
a list
Tha Ooanail Mast
There was an adjourned meeting
of the council Monday night. M.
L. Eppstein ot the opera boose waa
granted the privilege of having two
extra police.
The committee to whom was re-
ferred the communication from the
school board, asking that the city
council levy and collect a tax of 35c
on the $100 on all taxable school
property fo, the year 1900, for
school purposes, asked for further
time.
The Interurban line was granted
the privilege of using a steam dum
my engine in the city limits during
construction.
City Attorney Cummin* gave it
as . inion that the council had
SM^nrer to declare Jinks A Felld’s
wood yard a nuisance.
The following communication
was read: ,“To Hon. J. S. Knaur,
Mayor—Sir: I beg to advise you
that under our contract with the
city, warrants to the amount o:
twenty thousand and eight hundred
dollars have beeu issued and taken
up by us, and that our contract with
the city fo r a loan of twenty thou*
and dollars is more than filled and
complied with on our put. I ad
vise you of this that the city may
make such arrangements a* possible
for the payment of warrants to be
hereafter issued. Vi
G. L. Blackford.’
Councilman Calvert moved that
tBe communication of Mr. Black-
ford, president of the State National
Bank, be received and the mayor
and finance committee At instructed
to make the necessary arrangements
tor the payment of warrants to be
hereafter issued. Carried.
riWasalMMS trm the Dante.
WBMt ENDING OCT. 33, 1880.
Hank Wingrove was conductor
on the M. K. A T. branch between
Denison and Greenville................Two
giraffs belonging to Bmrnum’s show
died nt Brenham. He - bad previ-
ously lost a pair of Bengal tigers
and a lion while ib the state. He
attributed their death to Texaa
fever-Twenty years ago the re-
publicans of this section nominated
a republican ticket, a* follows:
State senate, Judge J. D. George of
Grayson; for representatives, R.
G. Welker ot Denison and Tom
Richards of Sherman; For floater,
Judge J. S. Bagly of Collin. John
Donaldson attempted to organise
an opposition convention but Kirk
Williams pulled out and went over
to the other body thus “boa
the scheme__Grayson in 1880
had the largest population of any
county in the state_J. fo. Me-
Dougall was thrown from a carriage
and hurt so badly that ha Was laid
up several days for repairs ;_The
twins, or rather midgets, born to
Mr. and Mrs. Messaer, of Whites-
boro, mentioned in last week’s
Condensations, when three month’s
old weighed, both together, only
our pounds and three ounces. A
Gherman Chronicle reporter who
saw them said their fingers were no
larger than rye straws, ana their
beads about the site of billiard balls.
They were both boys, perfectly
formed and healthy. We would
like to know what became of these
little mites. If we recollect aright
the parents took them to New York
under an engagement made with
Barnum to place them od exhibi-
tion_Barney Rogers, an M.
K. A T. section boss, died at the
Wilson bouse on the aoth of mala-
rial fever_Pecans were selling at
! is.35 a bushel in Denison_____Tbos.
ioffman waa elected secretary of
the Denison Cotton Exchange to
fill the vacancy censed by the res-
ignation of William Bennett-
’rolessor Everett was leader of the
>eni*on cornet band----The News
chronicled the fact that ducks were
quite numerous on the stock pond,
and shooting in that direction could
be heard every morning—_A thief
entered the back door of F. Led
ick’s furniture store and appropria-
ted a valuable gold watch belong-
ing to Phil Ledrick, and a few days
later the same party or another
ight fingered rascal carried off bis
overcoat_This item is from the
Denison News ot October 19:
Horace Alexander, of the M. K. |
& T., is the happy father of a bran
new girl-baby which arrived on!
Sunday evening by the popular
pioneer line.”_Twelve carloads
apples arrived from the north
October 18, destined for different
points in Texas.
serve a regular dinner which
P wady at Boon at the (Nice ot
35 cents. We are prepared to
serve you in the very best of styles
Hollenbeck &
St. John,
_Caterers.
HOWARD & REARDON •
Established In 1880.
They have the pick of city and
country property; do more busi-
ness than all other real estate con-
cerns in Denison.
HOUSES FOR RENT.
Fire insurance a specialty.
-- _Zl.
H.T. WALKER, D.D.8.
MlllESS IEITISTRY. .
of them:
Colbert, Silo, Durant,
Emet, Tishomingo, Linn,
Cumberland. Ravia,
Mannsville, Oakland,
Raysville, McMillan
Wilson, Reagan, Belton,
Conner*ville, Pontotoc,
Ardmore, Provence, Durwood,
Office in Portal Telegraph OSes,
904 West Man Street
J. c. Ambrose
Local Manager.
Good Newspaoers
AT A VMY UWPRIOI1
THE semi-WEEKLY NEWS (Gslvee-
I ton or Dallas, 1* published Tuesdays
Fridays. Each fame consists at
1 pages. There are special depart-
t* for the farmer*, the ladtee and Am
hoy* and girls, besides a world of general
news matter, Illustrated articles, merit at
reports, etc. You get
104 Paper* for Only $1.
(Lass than i cent a copy./ .
Sample Copies Free. Address
4. H. BELO i C0.t Publmh&rt,
GALVESTON. TEX. or DALLAS, TEX.
zm
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By the use ot electricity excava-
tion of the moat sensitive teeth or
remora] of live nerves is accom-
plished absolutely without pain.
Perfect success is assured where
all other medicament* fail.
Office, No. 210 Main St„
(up-atairs), Denison,Tex.
Patents
Do You Trade With Us?
Purity of drugs, accuracy ia
compounding, courteous treat-
ment,lowest prices, a legitimate
profit, well selected stock,
up-to-date goods. That’s US.
MATHEWS.
Premium Stamps.
333 West Main Street.
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PBO FE88IONAL.
p# LELARDOUX,
ARCHITECT,
Box 365. Dknison, Txxas.
J. T. SUGGS,
Attomey-at-Law and Notary Public.
MKT
COLLECTIONS.
DEPOSITIONS.
SAM ANTONIO,
via
Waco, s. a. a a. p. snb aou. Me.;
MS TO.
Austin.
VIA ELGIN AMO M. AT. C.
Local Attorney Dun Mercantile Agency,
Rooms 1-3, west stairway, Muller Block.
Phone 163-4.
ALEXANDER CAMPBELL,
OLD RELIABLE GROCERY.
Freeh Country Produce a Specialty, and
always wanted.
JOHN HOLDEN,
BLACKSMITHING
Houb-Shokinq I GmuL
a Specialty. I Repairing.
Shop: aos W. Chestnut Stbxxt.
Through Tourist Sleepers
CALIFORNIA,,
Via SAN ANTONIO amo SOU. RAC.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 17.
ing, stoped
3d ea<§P*K-
received a great ovation in gage car carried about
New York. No such demonstration field rifles. Every mail
has been witnessed in years. The train grabbed a gun and started on
crowd that greeted him is estimated 1 foot to the relief of the bard pressed
stover 100,000. It required 3500 immigrants. .The Sioux rode off
police to keep the crowd under con- to the bluffs laid disappeared. The
trol. Bryan delivered severs! ad- immigrants, consisting of a few
dresses. He was delighted with the men and several women and chi!-
reception. drea, were conducted to the train
Lord Roberts reports the Boers with their baggage and carried as
very active. In an engagement they far as Sydney. The horses were
killed three officers and a number of tied to the wagons. In a few hours
Lord Roberts also reports a I a company of U. S. soldiers were
number of minor affairs showing detailed from Sydney. When they
that toe Boers aw sail active over a reached the scene of the fight the
wide field. I wagons bad been burned and the
Hon. E. H. R. Green, toe depos- horses carried off. Just as soon as
ed State chairman of the Texas re- the tram waa out of sight the In
publicans, has supped down and dians, who were concealed behind
the bluffs, returned. At that time
Buffalo Bill was a scout at Fort
j McPherson and was making * rep
iSSsl
The Filipinos are more aQua than
ever. They are killing and caTptur
‘ngU. S. troopsalmost^! ally
w. a. knaur. h. e how*.
KNAUR A HOWE,
Denison Foundry A Machine Shop*.
Execute ail work pertaining to the bust-
413 to 417 W. Cabstnut St_
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1100 REWARD 1100,
The reader* of this paper will
pleased to team that there ie at least
dreaded disease that science has been
able to cure in all its stages and that is
Catarrh. Hall’s Catarrh Cure is the only
KMitlve cure now known to the medical
laterally. Catarrh being a constitutional
disease requires a constitutional treat-
ment. Halt’s Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system, there- mm Aossar-v
the foundation of the X“B DKNK>ON PHARMACY,
the patient strength
by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have to much faith in Us
curative powers, they offer one Hundred
Dollars for any case that it fait* to cure.
Send for list of testimonials. Address
F.J. CHENEY* CO., Toledo, Ohio.
Sold by druggists, 75c. Hall’s Family
Pills are the beet. oct
Quickest and
MEXICO.
“KATY FLYER”
St. loots, Chicago, Kansas City.
ail reams have
FREE KATY CHAIR CARS am
M., X. * T. TIME CARD.
MAIN LINE.
SOUTH BOUND—ASJUVXS.
by destroy!
disease, and
ing the
ifWni
333 Main Street.
rPreacription* a Specialty.
Chabt.es D. Kingston. Prop’a.
The army is the impersonation of
force. It does not deliberate,
acts; it does not decide, it executes;
it does not reason, it shoot*.
Militarism ia the very antithesis of
democracy; they do not grow in toe g R. BIRCH,
same toil; they do not draw theiT *
nourishment from the same source
—W. T- Bryan.
JOE BRUTSCHE,
INSURANCE.
Office : 133 Main Street.
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PHYSICIAN.
WANTED-: ACTIVE HAN OP GOOD
CHARACTER Is deliver sad collect ta Tams
tor old est.bhahed annul art tiring whoieuta
luxate. $400 * year, son poy. Hoomty eon than
experience required. Our reference, nay book ta
any city. Bodote ,eH iddrcMtd ltle,ri
envelope. Manufacturer,, Thud Floor, JjaOeir
bom St. r'---- —I
•round toe raise Caia.
what must you do before
everythulJ|alM to have your sins
forgiven ?"^%Commit the tins ?”
Another syndicate has been char-
tered to exploit the Philippine
lands. The charter issues from
West Virginia, toe home of Elkins,
and bearsAkeJBHans earmarks. It
is called a*^hilippine Land Im-
provement company and is expected
to grab tverytfaing above or below
high water mark.
Clara—“Papa, mamma prays
every night for a diamond ring.
Won’t you buy her one?" “No,
child, I wouldn’t like to interfere
with such an elegant test of the
efficacy of prayer.”—The Jewelers’
Weekly.
“Adam,” aaid Eve,
stay at home evenings no
care ot the baby, instead
out so late at the Simian
Then it was that Adam
Don't
Dot Thin
Get fat; get nice and plump;
itfrere is safety in plumpness
Summer has tried your
food-works; winter is coming
to try your breath-mill. Fa
is the time to brace yourself.
But weather is triclgyMUSok
out! Look out for colds espec-
ially.
Scott’s Emulsion of Cod
Liver Oil is the subtlest of
easiest
is more
you digest
: nutri-
Office at Hanna * Son's Drag Store.
Residence, No. 715 West Day Street.
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No. 87-
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I. M. STANDCran.
LOUIS a. arrsTtiK.
STANDIFER A EPPSTEIN,
Attorneys at Law,
ar8 Main St, up-stairs, Denison,
Texas.
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Don’t get thin, there is
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The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 27, Ed. 1 Sunday, October 21, 1900, newspaper, October 21, 1900; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth571626/m1/3/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Grayson County Frontier Village.