The Sunday Gazetteer. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 23, Ed. 1 Sunday, September 22, 1901 Page: 2 of 8
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Taylor of Bonham lor
18th_T. J. Crooks took editorial
is entitled "The Law and the
” It so closely represents
that we regret we have
not the space to reproduce it in full,
but we give the dosing paragraph t
"The act of this despicable
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control of the Shermon Courier creature was enough to shock the
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WXKK ENDING AUG. SI, 1873.
Peaches were selling in
at one dollar a bushel —
country, and yet it was but the act
of a vainglorious and murderous
fellow. The governmental fabric
Denison toe responsibility as be was a candi- u not yet in such danger as to war-
until after the tall election to relies
I Editor George A. Dickerman ot|
_The I date-The democratic county rant radical
type and
tor the Denison I convention held in Sherman Aug.
changes
iven the i
in the system
which has given the people of this
country happiness and con
for so long a time,
be dealt
contentment
The anarchist
can be dealt with without the
people engaging in the serious work
Weekly New Sooth arrived, also »«, nominated Dr. TrolUnger ot
Cspt. Dan Webster, editor in chiet. WhiteeKoro for State Senator and
--No Southern mail was re-1 George R. Reeves for represents-
cetved or sent out Saturdays, as no thru, the latter by acclamation. The | of enlarging the scope of the gov-
train. vroro running Saturday* and | following animation, wsra
. jot the suppression of free speech,
same reason._The baptists Vaden; Treasurer, Jessie P. Lov* Ths anarchist is a loafer and tramp.
were holding a protracted meeting ing, oy acclamation; for surveyor, He is the game for constables and
et Miller’s spring. Rev. Whol man Sara Bonham. W. D. Kirk was policemen end not for the statesmen
w*s in charge, assisted by Rev. nominated for justice of the peace “d D*rtlfV He #h°uld b*
Jackson and T. N. Cutler.
tentiaries, and not dignified with n
Terry Nolan was given the contract J organised a society of taoo liberal J popular consideration higher then
to grade Main street, et 60 cents n Catholics in Geneva_An unsuc-j that. If he advocates the murder of
yard_Several bunches of cattle cessful attempt was made to burn
from Hunt county were sold in 1 the Cleburne court" house-Sev-
Denison during the week, the prices eral hundred Mormons arrived at
ranging from $25 to $17 per head. J New York from Sweden, on their
. Ange & Clark fitted up a | way to Salt Lake City,
men he should be punished for that,
end tbe laws are sufficient to convict
him. If he enters into conspiracies
to commit murder and crime, in
every state there ere laws which
will punish him tor that. If be is a
cosy restaurant in the old pottoffice Congregational Missionary Society fhe ]»*•
building on Skiddy street_A
Dallas contractor came up to Deni-
I of Texas raised over (15,000 the
[pest year for home missions and
fact, if he it n lawless person is any
way, statutes can be found which
will punish him, end that without
any resort to e change in the Con-
They pronounced tbe brick the best I discovery that Pane
ever burned in toe state_Died, protect the cotton plant from tbe
ami and purchased 60,00*1 brick of] had 133 missionaries in the field
Messrs. Ragland & Wheeler. I It was announced as an important | ttitution. And it should be remem-
1 would bared in this connection that even if
the most terrible punishment were
authorised by law, the prevention oi
such crimes as committed by this
murderer could not be prevented.
The older countries have had their
experience. Hanging, quartering,
burning, roaming, scor-^is^, jUu
torture of the r-vat exquisite kind
have been tried, but ell without
et the Lindell hotel, August 13, of | worm.
typhoid pneumonia, Edward Y.
Corbyn, at eighteen years ot age.
. J. A. Euper & Co., the con- and Denison 4tl!
Hon. C. B. Rsndell , says he
thinks the community around Bells
foctioners, put up a quantity
confectionary in boxes, and
have rural
free mail delivery. Also that tbe
communities around Whites boro,
every one hundredth box n $*o| Tioga. Tom Been end Van Alstvnel •v*il in. P«ventinK ‘be murder of
*"■ w*S „ . p*.. Th. b«»LluL« to *b, d"
Uoe ot the j inspector tor such routes is now in IM iuch men as Czolgotz are born,
j the country. I so long will murderers of tbe beads
.....- .......... | of government exist. Hence, it
French breadmakers assert that | does not appear that it would be
sold at 50 cents each.
News corps was one of tbe first to I
capture n watch_The mercury'
registered 110 degrees in the shade |
at 3 p. m. on tbe 14th, and yet we
have heard men say
never as hot weather experienced in
Denison as this summer. Most
persons have short memories
water is preferable to milk in bread I wise to extend the powers of govern-
tfast there w«.|mixinS’ becauae il * fine- fir® | “JZ_*
crust. A little
added to the bread sponge will
make the bread whiter and 'keep it
chans
the organic
ac
Judge Maurice was threstened with noo**t longer
an attack of paralysis_Messrs.
Koehler & Ktffler were putting forty.five milHon doUarsTs’^invested
It has been found that
nge
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change was made, and tbe only
effect would be to throw around the
government official a protection
agaiast tbe right of tbe citizen to
nearly | know what their official conduct is,
and the creation of a clam whom
the unthougbtful would be sure to
Interacting Finds at Waoo.
County Clerk Canfield and his
I corps of deputies are preparing tbe
down the foundation tor Mayor I in non-productive, non-essential and
Strong’s residence, corner of Sears I purely ornamental church steeples I consider as tbe Constitution-made
street and Houston .venue. The in United States. A church | sri.tocr.t. of «he country.”
b-i** 5, * 60««,.
real Southern cottage with a broad children, and saves no souls. It is
ball running through tbe center_I also s fact that as soon as a church
Ledrick A Robbins’ furniture store feeU *We to splurge, it puts on a
was the largest business bouse in I ^^Ttp^fllght ^a^s^hlch I records of McLennan county for re-
tbe city. It occupied the present I d,arcb attendance almost J moval to the new courthouse. The
site of Porter’s grocery store, with I impossible for the old, tbe halt, the J ospers, accumulated tor sixty years,
a 50 feet frontage by iao teet in J weak and the blind. Church build-1 ^^e , VMt bulk and the work is
depth-Mr. H. Tone was pre-
paring to open an abstract of titles
office for tbe county and city-1 Tee greatest genius tnese days is J documents which date back to when
Wilson & Persons opened a law the man who invents a fake cure I Texas was a Spanish colony In
“®“ to L* ££.“ p.£~ ““-*■« • <~to** •'
Mntiinn. . ’ . r I ___—. ______ l___
I era need
Globe.
a tumble.—Atchison
besvy. Extraordinary finds are now
and then made of old Spanish
evening, R. A. Baird of Mississip- j aDd h„“„ch .'crowded house that |a wora oat co«toiner to a new box
envelope several gold coins, valued
at $30 American money,
The followirg officers were install-1 cures by curving bis patients, mak-1 founcj. It U probable that
ed: Master, J. W. Jennings; in* “’em violent «*“«•*. *nd
^__,, „ , compelling them to remain ontdoora 1 ... . ,
Overseer, C. 8. Burns; Lecturer, a]] d>y ^bey mult £0 barefooted Pl*ced toe corns in tbe package and
George A. Cutler; Steward, John I .od bare beaded, tbe men wearing | forgot them or was killed” or died,
only a shirt and a bathing suit, and leaving no index as to their where
C. FeUd; Trees- j toe women s small upper garment abouts.
and a skirt that doesn't reach to
Nevms; Ast Steward, B. C. Mar'
ray; Chaplain, J.
urer, H. Tone; Secretary, W. Mc-
their knees. The neighbors pro-
poem
Another find was that of a
of several page*, in manu-
Coltocfa; Gate Keeper, A. O. Rob-1 tefted .gainst such an exhibition of script, in which s young lady eulo-
bins ; Ceres, Mrs. G.
Martin; | nakedness, but tbe genius rides | gizes her soldier lover, slain in
Pomona, Mrs. A. R. Jennings; | over their objections, and by getting j battle with savages. The poem
was wrapped in a package of old
Flora, Mrs. G. A. Coder; L.dyh« patient, a. near to nature as I____
n w I possible, is making money for him- , .
self, and actually curing them. He1 deed,‘
charges a high price and - is out
Asst. Steward, Mrs. A.
bins,. J. T. Nations, G. W. Mar-
tin and Joe Perry were also charter I nothing except for the original cost I
members. This was said to be the I of tbe buildings and a few dumb |
first regularly organized Subordi
nate Grange organized in tbe state, I
and was known as Bois d’ Arc No.
1. Parson Burns was the only far-
mer in the outfit--Cspt. W. P.
Goff, registrar for tbe fall election,
reported 377 voters bad registered
in Denison_Tbe household fur-
niture of toe Cameron house was
bells. Tbe people pay him for tbe
privilege of sitting in tbe sue and
on air. He is the world's
greatest genius.—Ex.
Telegraphic Brevities.
hereafter
Anarchist meetings are
forbidden in Germany.
President Roosevelt retains Mr.
. , „ . . Corteiyou his secretary for tbe
sold at public sued on by Campbell prewnt
A Co., auctioneers_Tbe Star
Store moved into die building next
door and tbe old store room was
at once occupied by J. M. bheeder
Tbe Schley court of inquiry may
resume its sessions Friday or Sat-
urday of this week.
Tbe entire National Guard of
A Co.'s saddlery and harness stock. 0hi0| mmhtTing 5)OO0 men, wjU
-Tbe New. reported there were .ttend Mr. M.cKinley’s funeral at
‘free and ea.y” variety establish-\CMntoa_ Prominmit Italian anar-
menu opposite the Nelson bouse-arre,ted ln Montreal. Thought
imported stock trom Dallas---the meditated harm to tbe Duke of
Modie, Owens A Co. moved their Cornwall
stock of goods from Skiddy to tbe
Gunn block, corner of Austin and
Main
Monday to locate a
.D. W. C.
Tbe London Times correspon-
dent at Buffalo, N. Y., declares
■A*Nicholson lett tor | Roosevelt will leave a strong im-
press for good or evil on American
history. _
Clay county
large cattle rancho
Davis’s hardware business increas-
ed so rapidly be contemplated
erecting, store building 120 feet
deep on the lot occupied by the wood-
en structure be was occupying__ A
The manta some negro men have
for criminally assaulting white
women has spread to Iowa. A par-
ticularly brutal case is reported from
that state. Did it ever occur to you
girl fourteen years of age eloped that this sort of thing is rapidly in-
with her Adolphus Friday morning,
but was pursued, captured" and
brought back home by her daddy,
who didn't propose to permit such
foolishness.
creasing ? The respectable negroes
(and there are lots of them) have a
duty before them. It is to read the
not act to tbe negro loafers and
bullies; to those noted for im;
St.
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8TAP
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Staple cheek gingham............3#c
Good cotton checks ..............2tfc
27-inch soft bleach domestic.......3# c
32-inch soft blench domestic.......4c
36-inch soft bleach domestic.......5c
Lonsdale bleaoh domestic .....6)4 o
Hope bleach domestic............6 yie
Toweling crash..................4c
Extra good quality cotton crash. — 5c
linen crash........6, 7, 8K, 10,12*4c
9- 4 brown sheeting..............15c
10- 4 brown sheeting............. 19c
9- 4 pepperell sheeting, bleached... 19c
10- 4 pepperell sheeting, bleached. .22#c
Knight’s cambric...............8j$c
Lonsdale cambric................10c
Berkley cambric..............12#-15c
Curtain scrim............5, 7,8#, 10c
Silkaline...............7, 8#, 10,15c
Plain outings...................5,
Dress gingham ..............5,
Madras cloth...........10c, 12#,
^FUTttHSHINGS
Gents’ Percale shirts...............
Gents’ work gloves'........25c to $1 00
Gents’ suspenders...........10 to 50c
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NUTIUNo
v ifel Nl
10 tpools 200 yards 6-cord thread.. .25c 1
j 6 balls bow ball thread......
•••• 5c j
5 papers full count pins .... .
«««(••* 5c j
5 papers full count needles ..
....... 5c J
1 piper Millwood’* beat needle*..... 6c 1
144 agate buttons..........
.......*=
1 dozen genuine bone collar button*. 5c ]
2 good alluminam tbimbol*..
....... 5c 1
2 dozen good safety pin* —
.......j
6 packs hairpins............
5 cards hooks and ejea .....
Borated talcum powder......
....... 5c <
1
Menens talcum powder.....
OfU J
■ ••••• e *A/V j
Corset clasps.............
Drees stays................
Fine quality stays..........
.......10c j
Men's pocket books.......
Men's pocket books
.......10c i
Mod’s parses.............
..10 to 25c 1
1
Hair brushes..............
.. 25 to 50c
Cuff holders, pair.........
........10c
Tie holders...............
........ 5c
Drawers supporters.......
........10c
Gents’ garters.............
. .15 to 20c
Gents’ arm bands.........
Carling irons.............
........5c
Kid corlere...............
Pencil tablets.............
........ lc
Pencil tablets.............
........ 5c
Pen tablets...............
6 good rubber-tipped pencils
........5c
Good quality writing paper,
quire. . . 5c
Large account books .... -.
........ 5c
Small account books.......
........ 3c
__ 2 packs envelopes.........
........ 5c
b jCoat springs..............
^ Ladies’ bustles, the newest.
........25c
Ladies’ belts in all the late
ideas ..................
25c to $1 50
Always a complete line of
.
ladies’ and misses’ hose..
.. 5c to $1 pr
Embroidery hoops........
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........5c
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DRESS GOODS
••*••••••••••10c
........10c
««••••••15c
• ••••••• .25, 50, 69c
a • • • * • i
' • • •
......25, 40,50c
.. 16.25,40, 50c
•. *•••••••«•• • 60, 75c, ^1.00
50, 85c
A complete line of Penn
union-made overalls.
. SHOES
WOMEN’S SHOES
’omen’s heavy satin calf 8nd peb-
ble, sewed or screwed, the very
thing for rongh wear, sizes 3
to 8........................ 1 00
We are showing a very neat vid
kid in lace or button, all shapes,
with heel or spring heel, sizes
2 1-2 to 8...................1 50
<
ist arrived, the latest ideas in
dressy shoes, viei kid and velvet
calf, the new welt bottoms and
latest toes, made to sell for $5;
we sell them for............... 3 50
CLOTHING
Men’s Besconfield 22 ounce blue flannel
suits, farmers’ satin lined, well made, a
bargain______$7 50
Men’s black clay worsted suits, square or
round cut, farmers’ satin lined, satin
piped, doable stitched, tn every way a
good servicable dress suit____5 00
Men’s 24 ounce black raw edge Melton
snits, satin piped, padded shoulders and
well lined, a bargain_____12 50
Men’s real genuine California snits, in the
latest patterns in stripes and checks, a
large assortment of correct patterns and
styles, tbe best goods made tor $10 00 A 12 00
Young gents’ black clay worsted suits,
round or square cut, well lined, strongly
made-- 4 00
Boys’ knee suits, a great assortments of
styles and prices, ranging from 75c to 4 50 suit
Money refunded on all goods If not satisfactory when coods are returned in good order.
KNIGHT
A Wonderful Swam Engine.
In 1874, D. A. A. Buck, an in-
genious mechanic, of Worcester,
Mass., constructed a perfect steam
engine of such lilliputian dimensions
as to gain for its maker the plaudits
of the world. To go into exact de-
tail*, the engine, boiler, pumps,
governors and all were so exceed-
ingly small as to only occupy a space
seven-sixteenths of an inch in diam-
eter, or about tbe area of an 'old-
fashioned silver 3-cent piece. It
was only five-eighths of an inch
high, yet it contained 148 distinct
parts, nearly all of which were silver
and gold. It was held together by
53 screws, the smallest being but
one-hundredth of an inch in length.
The engine bad all tbe valves, gear-
ing, etc., to be found on the ordina
ry horizontal engine. Three drops
of water filled tbe boiler. Tbe
engine weighed but fifteen grains
when clear of the base plate. Tbe
diameter ot tbe cylinder was but
one-sixteenth of an inch; length of
stroke, three fifty-seconds of an
inch.
Task of the Schley Court.
The board of inquiry will have a
thankless and repugnant task.
Doubtless each member would
rather fight another battle than take
part in the inquiry. They will be
forced to bear and weigh the testi-
mony ot many officers and men who
shared in the Santiago victory.
Some of these witnesses, it is ex-
pected, will support Maclay’s
charges. It seems hardly credible,
in view of all tbe facts, that any
American seaman can testify to his
belief that Schley played tbe
.coward’s part in that campaign.
Yet it is the difference in tne point
ot view that makes difference of
opinion. Prejudice enters and be-
comes a factor in determining be-
lively
opu-
The News suppressed | deuce, idleness and thievery. The
white people will back up the re-
Tbere can
be no question that something
the names of tbe runaways "by re-
quest.”--The voters of Denison
w -------—
people
I spectable black people.
..... . . be no question th
decided in favor ot the city donating | ,hoMW be doue.-Ex.
out of tbe public treasury $10,000
to toe Texas A Atlantic Refrigera-1 Mabel: "What do you think of
tor Car Co., by a vote of 105 to 13. the Rev. Dr. loach’s idea that there
The company claimed they would be few if any men in heaven f”
|Maud: "Huh! Would vou call
average 7000]
shipment—but
that heaven ?”—Chicago Tribune.
they didn’t. It was a bad invest- Nobility ot character asserted
meot and led to years of litigation, itself when the stricken President
-Drs. Wood and Crain opened a said: "I hope Czolgosz
clinic institute in the city, for the! treated fairly.”
Lightning Calculations.
Tbe late George Bidder, at the
age of 8, could answer almost in-
stantly how many farthings there
were in any sum under 868,434,131
pounds. Zerah Colburn was an-
other lightning calculator of the
same generation. Once he was asked
to name the square of 999,990, which
he instantly stated to be 909.898,-
000,001. He multiplied this by 49
and the product bv tbe same num-
ber, and the total result be then
multiplied by 35. He could raise
tbe figure 8 to the sixteenth power
almost instantly and with perfect
esse. He once instantly named the
factors of 941 and 363 and in five
seconds calculated the cube root of
4«3>°93.348.677-
Tbe people of the spirited little
city of Newcastle, Pa., tell Mr.
Carnegie flatly that they want none
ot his gifts, either for a library or
church organ. They say ba had
better pay back bia surplus money
to tbe families of the poor laboring
people from whose blood and tears
hi* great wealth wu wrung.
$15.00 ti $18.00 a Wask
salary tor an Inte’ltgent man or woman
in each town. Permanent position 30
cents per hour for spare time. Manu-
facturer, Box 1102, Chicago. 2313
liefl. Self interest also—"a — —J I oam jonei, wnu huin vm «• •
of favors yet to j circuit rider at a salary of $300 a
appreciation
come”—from the service of power-
ful individuals. Other testimony
will be offered, it is said, tending to
prove that Schley disobeyed orders
on frivolous pretexts, wasting time
when be should have beon bunting
Ceivera’a squadron; that, in short,
he feared to find, and having found,
feared to fight tbe foe. This is the
essence of the matter.—Frank Put-
nam in "The National Magazine”
for September.
Had to Be Changed to Fit.
It is reported from Gdrmany that
as the views of the faculty of tbe
University of Bonn as at present
constjtuted are too liberal for tbe
training of the Crown Prince, who
wifi enter the university the coming
winter, the dictum has gone forth
that the faculty must be reconstruct-
ed to meet the views of tbe
Emperor, and already two new pro-
fessors have been called to that and.
Sam Jones, who started out as a
The United States during the last
century has been regarded as a
peaceful nation and yet over one-
third of the enormous cost of war
paid by all the nations has fallen on
her. The disbursements by the
United States on account ot the
civil war from July t, 1861, to June
30, 1879, amounted to $6,187,243,-
385. The disbursements of tha
Confederate government exceed
$3,000,000,000 for tbe mere main-
tenance of armies in tbe field.
The ‘‘Shamrock” a Sea Freak.
Imagine the Shamrock II, a boat
ninety feet long, carrying a mast 160
feet high, with sail area developing
power enough to propel a six-
master, and you have the reason
why it becomes necessary to hang a
hundred tons of lead on her keel.
Without it she would be standing
on her bead at the first breath of e
ten-knot breeze. Tbe science of
building these racing machines has
centered in determining at just what
point tha added drag of lead weight-
ed keels balanced the extra power
gained by increased sail area—and
stopping just snort of that point.
These sea racers ere built for 4
single use and are valueless for any
other.—Arthur Mcllroy in "Tbe
National Magazine” tor September.
Smith’s Small Bile Bens set
year, now makes not leas than
$1000 a week, it ie said, trom his
evangelical labors. His wealth is
rated at $500,000, invested in plan-
tations, stocks and bonds. He re-
cently built end furnished a hand-
some residence at a coat of over
$50,000. Before going to Savan-
nah, where he began a series of re-
vival meetings last Monday, he said
many thing* about the town, to
which the people took exception.
One of its ministers said they want-
ed nothing but decent preaching, to
which Jones responded: "If Sa-
vannah went* decent preaching I
wifi not go there at all, for how can
I give them decent preaching with
the old t">wn only half a mile from
hell?”—Bo*toa Herald.
He Didn’t Some.
A Dixon woman tried to scare
her husband, who was a bard
drinker, into reforming. She secured
a costume of satan that had done
duty at le balmasque, and tha nex’
time her eaposo came home with
his shoes in hit hand, she quickl>
donned tbe costume. As he opened
tha docg, she stepped forward and
•aid in a sepulchral voice: "Com.
with me; I am fhe devil.” The
result rathsr startled her, as be re-
plied: "Zatso? Shake, old‘bov
I am your brother-in-law; I married
your stater.” He still drinks.—Ex.
Strug Asato.
Tbe women who knows the Mlvehm
sf health is the women who has leet It
end regained it: tha woman whe hem
being weak and Bek!y is enee yin
mam a strong wemaa. Belt • arfffioa
week sod sickly
mode strong end
weB by the aid of
Dr. Pierce and bia
•Favorite Prsewip
Bon.” It cures tbe
Us which weaken
women.
\itfi
dries e
drains, heals in-
flammation and ul-
ceration, and cores
female weaknsaa.
It oouriahee the
aerrea and so corse
nervousneaa. It
promotee a hcelthy
appetite and in-
daces refreshing
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JacktoaviTlc, Uta
"Words osial ea-
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litm am'
Xrieads
try Dr.
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MUNS ON’S
Cut Flowers, Floral Designs,
Plants.
▲IX KINDS OF
Nursery Stock, Fruit Trees, Vines.
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SEND FOR CATALOGUE.
VISIT THE NURSERIES AND GREEN HOUSE.
South Mlriok Avo.y on Intorurtan R*y.
DKNISON, TEXAS.
Do you lire in
the country? Do
you live in the
city?
Do you want a Farm Wagon
or any Farm’ Implement?
Do yon want a Carriage.
’91'
•••SIS*
ay own work mad am •(
sll my own
Inggy, Phaeton, Surrey?
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The people to see are
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