The Commerce Journal. (Commerce, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, May 26, 1905 Page: 1 of 10
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VOL. XV.
COMMERCE, TEXAS, FRIDAY, MAY 26,1905.
NO 4
Fairlle Whitlines.
LOG HOUSES AT PORTLAND
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The Official Route.
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Toilet Articles,
Violins, mando-
First: NationalBank,’
A. M. Anders.
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OF ALL KINDS
of Commerce, Texas.
CAPITAL .
SURPLUS AND UNDIVIDED PROFITS.
and offers the quickest service to
lend I ALL NORTHERN RESORTS.
♦50/100.
$35,000.
matchmaker.
In .1. A. Hall’s Corner Drugstore.
Through Sleeper,
Harvey Dining Service.
C. W. STRAIN, O. P. A.,
Fort Worth, Texi
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APPERSON, Manager.
KILL the COUCH*
**o CURE the LUNCS
•'Dr. King’s
’/belt
W. B. DeJernett, President.
! E. E. Maloney, Vice-President.
Our Job Departmen
is constantly being supplied wit
new type faces and other neces
sary material for turning out th
most artistic work in this line.
time
'ympathizing hand of true friend- June.
at Lowest Possible Prices to live; and £
.. The Best Paint on Earth...;
Glad to fig-
■JJ or not.
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One Minute Cough Cure is right
-------.4 coined to curing
.. ------r—Cough,
It is harmless, plea-ant to
le children’s favorite cough the
C O Hill.
T. W. Thompson, J. D. Crawford, O. P. Marshall^1"™*’I
That Summer Trip.
Have you decided on this year’s
vation? It’s about the time
to figure on it. Also
Consider the TRAIN SERVICE.
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Interesting Buildings and Attrac-1
live Booths Show the Forest
Wealth ot Oregon at the
Lewis and Clark
Exposition.
CHICHESTER’S ENGLISH
PENNYROYAL PILLS
WHITE’S
Cream Vermifuge
THE GUARANTEES
WORM
REMEDY
THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE TONIC.
■ IWARt OF IMITATIONS.
TNI SCNUINC PREPARED ONLY BY
Ballard-Snow Liniment Co.
ST. LOVIS MO.
For sale by J. A. Hall 4 Co.,
Commerce, Texas.
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Endorsed as the official route by
the Confederate Camps at Tylei, !
Greenville. Ennis, Tfemple, Belton
Corsicana, Sulphur Springs and
numerous other points, at their
i meeting held at Waco, May 8,
l'*05, (acting for the entire order
I of State campe,) the Cotton Belt i
I desires to bring to the notice of
those who have nut chosen a route,
i the desirable service which will be
inaugurated via their line for this
i grand occasion In addition to |
its already efficient service a solid j
vestibule train, under the personal I
uid direct supervision of Mr John
b. Lehane, Gt neral Passenger I
Agent, will be operated from Fort I
Worth on the morning of Jm,e 12, :
running through to Louisville .
I without change. This train will
, up of baggage cars,
cars. Tourist and
leepers, and a lunch car.
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M. L. Cotter, Vice-President.
J. D. Jernigin, Cashier.
v DIRECTORS:
^JULKEY 4 HAMILTON,
ATTORNEYS-AT-LAW,
Commerce, Texas.
Keferen< . < : < ommerre National Bank, land
Plantersand Merchants National Bank,
office upstairs in Neal Block. South Side
Square, Phone 2. 3 rings.
If your Watch or Clock has not
been giving you satisfaction
let me find ihe trouble.
I do my work promptly and
guarantee satisfaction.’ Can
refer you to those I have
worked for.
See us and be convinced. C‘ '
ure with you whether you build or not. r CTRHCM U tviruT
Vours lor Business, J STEHEN F. KNIGHT,
LYON & SON. !
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Confederates/^Attentionl^
The Forestry building is, in I
wealth of the Pacific Northwest,
which is estimated to aggregate
300,000,000,000 feet board meas-
ure. The building is construct-
ed of mighty fir logs and cedar
bark shingles, and any one of
the logs that make up"theside-l
walks and the pillows which sup-
third Sunday in the roof contains enough
, X n lumber to build a cottage. The
ent2rr buildink covers half the space of
an ordinary ci‘y block and is as
tall as a church.
The Young Women’s Christian
Association of Portland also has
erected a log house, where mem-
bers of the society and other wo-
men may find rest while visiting!
the Fair. The building is con- ,
structed after the manner of
modern residence, with large re-
ception rooms and wide fire-
places, where a cheery log fire is
kept blazing all the time.
DEALER IN
-DrugS,— -
1 erfumery, Patent Medicines, Stationery and
School Supplies.
PRESCRIPTIONS : ACCURATELY : FILLED.
“PROMPTNESS” : OUR : MOTTO.
Best line of stringed instruments available.
, line, guitars; in fact, everything in the line of stringed instru-
nents. Give me a call when in need of anything in this line.
Price
50c A $1.00
Free Trial.
Surest and Quickest Cure for all
THROAT and LUNG TROUB-
LES, or MONEY BACK.
We are not selling at Ccst or
Below, but we are selling...
Lumber, Sash, Doors, Shingles,}
in fact, all kinds of Building Material t
THE OFFICIAL LINE TO THE )
REUNION OF \
United Confederate Veterans >
AT S
i LOUISVILLE, KY., JUNE 14-16, )
) Will Operate a Special Train ’ >
| Bearing the Official party, including General Officers, their )
stalls, sponsors and maids of honor, all in full uniform. S
Leaving Texas Monday a. ra., June 12; Arrive Louisville Tuesday p. m., June 13, /
TRAIN, consisting of Coaches, Chair Cars f
Standard and Tourist Sleepers, and LUNCH CAR. serving \
lunches at all hours, WILL GO THROUGH WITHOUT?
«nl I,// i Ch.afge °f a Pa8aen&er Representative detailed {
solely to look out for your comfort and welfare. S
Don’t Be Lonesome—Go With the Crowe. \
For rates, schedules or other information /
ASK ANY COTTON BELT, OR ADDRESS '
D.M. Morgan, Gus Hoover, (
Tr,vefcpT.IAgen!<
J. F. Lehane, Gen. Pass. Agent, Tyler, Tex. \
Lawdy mercy! Here Ize been
>e a plantin termaters,
popkorn and happie anticipa-
ahnna| an by hokeys, [ beleves
.. | , - reap a mixed crap
the o crawfish, bullfrogs an’ crab-
hb- grass.
the soft, The Childrens Day’ services
and Sunday at the Methodist church
?,ere 8PlendiJ demonstrations of
Lena Braddy's ability to
train and drill children for league
work, and also speaks with much
many little sweet
The
rendered by the
READ THE JOURNAL
for BARGAINS i
M hooping <.OUKh.
spring of 1901 r
whooping cough
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[Ala. “I used
Cough Remedv with the
f ’ . ’ ’ :
best remedy I have ever seen for
wh„oping cough.” This remedy
keeps the cough loose, lessens the
severity and frequency of the
coughing spells and Counteracts
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” Huy i.f your Itniggtst,
Sold oy
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McnUva thia »ap«r.
The True, The False.
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One of the highest attributes of I
human beings is truth. Wherever all dis tym'
we go; in whatever conditions of popkor- -
life we may be placed by the ever shuns, an'
rolling and ceaseless wheels of, Ize gwine ter
time, whether rocked in t;,c
cushioned chair of ease and com-
fort, or reclining on t;.„
voluptuous lap of luxury u..v.
opulence; whether amidst the
peopled city or desert waste, the Mrs
heart goes out for affection, for
the good and true; and intuitive-
friendship and confidence,
the dark and dreary hours
trouble and misfortunes;
the shades of cc”"— 1
us in sadness, and the <
murky waves of gloom roll
<«. .b^bing./^ V.ZT hS,? l‘l"t».er
the stainless and pure, • ■ ■ ’ ,u>,lP"ae
wooing the southings of sympa-
thy tried and true. ’Tia then,
when the w< rid is shrouded in
gloom; when the fleeting hours in
dark despair; the bright, smiling
face of the good and pure, lit up
by the bright star of hope, clothed
in the white robe of purity and
truth, holdingout the warm hand
of fidelity, calling to the troubled
one come, and be guided by the here
sympathizing hand
ship and affection. t
On the tented field, in the lull taining. U
of battling hours, the true is the Aberfoyle is to be here,
trusted one to soothe and console,
when the thoughts of home and
loved ones come over us. And
when amid the roaring cannon,
the crackling of the rifle, the
heart yearns for the true where-
on to lean for consola’ion. On
the battle field when pierced by
the minnie ball, and the life blood
is flowing and life is passing, a
true friend is called to witness a n. Hatcher and t
soldiers dying hour, and bear his ‘ted in Fairlie Sunday
la,t message of love to his dear -
ones f
giddyecenes of life, the falseand Mrs. A. M. I'
Fairlie on Monda
Portland, Ore., May 23.—The
forests of Oregon, through which
Meriwether Lewis and William
Clark worked their way to the
Pacific a century ago, have been
used extensively at the Lewis
and Clark Exposition in the con-
struction of buildings and booths.
The visitor to the Western A orlds
Fair this summer may study the
wild wood in the booth of an en- I*
ergetic manufacturer, or inhale F
the fragrance of the springing)
sap in a building constructed of i
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DR. JONAS KNIGHT, |
OST EO F* A T M.
successfully all curable diseases, acute or chronic. ;
Chronics a Specialty. <
Consultation and Examination Free. <
Office at the residence of S. T. Patterson. Old Phone 143. j
vzvw ru- n. - uwwy i
New Discovery
rnn /Consumption - ■ *
FUR I OUGHSand
^OLDS
voted on a rr
of hope from the bright star that 2"c on the 3100.
sounc—‘ ” ■’ 'r'
the true I
changing pathway,
are U
that life that never dies.
is no affinity existing between
the true and false. While the
social ties and mcral obligations
are binding in the sweet in-
fluences of civilization and hu-
manity to the true; ever bring-
ing out in caressing affection the
fatherhood of God and brother-
hood of man; the false know
not the soft and mellow air float-
ing in peace and joy around the
good and true. The false are
strangers to all the finer feelings
of humanity. They worship at
no shrine but avarice and greed,
and acknowledge no God but
gold. They come around you in
the garb of friendship and steal
contentment and happiness away, — ------
then disappear, rejoicing in the Erank H just plum tickled,
ruin they have left behind. They U—”
come to you in sunshine and song he ,las . »
and linger around while pleasure enu6antment of the witches,
floats in ease. As long as the 8a>’8 every time he ploughs a
smiles of prosperity play around furrow in the strip of ground it i
you the false are there, wreathed ra^ns “‘ght.
in delusion's charms and obse-
quious complacency.
Truth is unassuming, is mod-
est, mild and pleasant, yet, val-
iant and brave when assailed.
T^uth sometimes veils itself in
s’klness and blushingly steps
back at the boldness of error’s
delusive shades and shadows.
The true are ever readv to e». ■ . . ” ,-------1
tend the helping hand, to speak mh “ n^oductory, I .
the soothing^and eonsding word end °f letter’
of sympathy; and drive sorrow’s ,, me
tears away. Like the vine that °t ler • end of the
twines its tendrils around the t
shattered trunk by lightning tree /** 1 - ,
rent, binding and holding it un e".ouKh dl8 him a storm house “Gi the
to sunshine and life. When the uTllat’!’ why brother ' children had
storms of life blow their chillv !, cbl° held the floor so well 1 glD8 •',l8 D.
winds upon us; when foul as- Monday- perhaps. Ala. “I
persion pours out its withering! Political Pete.
blasts; nnd faint suspicion taints ------ • —
the air of innocence with the C
poisonous breath of slander—’tie on time when it c.-.-.; ’
then the true come to us in sym- coughs, croup, whooping
pathy and affection, while the etc, I;;- 1 g
false turn the “cold shoulder” take, the children
and disappear. g_ syrup.
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Legal Blanks.
or,dthJ v DIRECTORS:
W. B. DeJernett, M. L. Cotter, E. E. Maloney, J. D
.nd .«Per»„erf
National Bank
7rbi;rs.“!:P g 0Zark JovntaS?
-norBor'row.° P’J’ i"16"”* °H deP°8it8' A Rank Bhould
So, for
introductory, I cut off
Painting and Paperhangrng'
Painting, paperhaging
[ best and most up-to-date rtvle
• ... mv by a. M. Anders, 4t
rope long
wearing the smiling face of hy- day scene of doctrinal
pocriey. sions. It was
The glamour of riches, the tin- 8°metimes as it
sei show of costly apparel; the '
whirling maze of the ball room
the high places of life, all are’
teeming with the false and de- nor church member
ceitful, the bane of social ties and other fellow’s
moral obligations. The life of
the false is one without one ray
erringly and lovingly guides
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The false Corinth, Miss.,
t-rm.
first grade teacher and
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with the teacher chosen.
Jvditor Turner of the Journal is be made
preaching true commercial t,-l -i...,
vation to Commerce citizens and Pullman i
surrounding residents. ‘ ICvoj,..l./i,
Commerce money in Commerce.’' 'all hours
And citizens the more you trade Particular precautions have
there the cheaper Commerce taken to se<’ that <— - -
merchants will be able to sell you. e“ will be met, a..d tr
Tlrnt 18 unquesiionable. courtesy oi the train employees',
1 % >abe of Mr. and for which the Colton Belt is I
Mrs. 1. N. Owens of Commerce known, will certainly in this
Mon>Uvrihd \n.Ronora uemetery in-tame as well as in future, be
londaj, the 1 >th. maintained.
„ a"d Mrs- E- L. King of Train leaving Ft. Worth on the
t airlte have a charming little mor. ing of the 12th will run on a
miss now at their home. Mr. twenty-eight hour schedule, ar-
IT, . .-. -f---riving in Louisville the foliowin.’
Uncle Jim Hane of Sonora says Jay in the early afternoon, thus1
— -j a piece of ground under affording t. all ample time ini
. He which to secure accommodations
I i>. fore dark.
i In naking this announcement!
... | the Cotton Belt hopes that before
thiloA ”rVS 11 ra*ned [making your selection ol route you I
three days the other day. He I will consult our representatives
sauev^h crawfl8h are getting so [ who are prepared to furnish you
saucy they rear up on their hind with full information regarding
legs and paw at him when he Irate-, train service and particuur!
goes near the pool. [etc. paiucuuus
Mr. Editor, the Irishman said! ------
his rope had but one end for he
had cut the other off. So, for ’
fear of writing too long a missive
.1 the,orating ij always "done Tn
However, let me retain the1 bv
other end of the rope long! *
enough to say that R. A. Roun- .
tree has ceased arguing long [
> a storm house ‘
Ritchie held the floor
peopled city
..— t goes out for affection, for
^.?±n-°rCOn1fidin&aPd tpU8tin£ credit to the
In misses who participated,
of program was 1...J ; „
when Misses Caroll, Ruby and Estv
sorrow overshadow Rowe, Ruby RounLe, jS
dark, and Maizie Roderick, Li’zzie I es^
u”Uirn hlaV’8 °r £*°T ro11 OVer nett’ C,eone a"d Kate Keahey
us in blackness; the heart turns Mamie Hatcher, Vera Furgersom
.uruuuiiigs, to Vance Harris* Hoitense Aber-’ “ Muuumg constru
pure lovingly nathy and Masters Hoyt Hatcher ro“»h-|Lewn {,!^ g^nia.
no--of Clovus Nail, Thad Anderson lhe i,ore8[r.y. building is, in
Lorin Harris. ’ 1,8eH> ar[ exhibit of the timber
Rev. Blanton made a short I
talk at the close of the program,
and announced services next
bunday morning and afternoon
at Presbyterian church and at
Methodist church Sunday night.
We are to have an all day old
singing at Presbyterian
on the I " ' *
Come over and
something delightful and
., The Old Style class of
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Some of our farmers are con-
siderably behind with their work.
Mrs. J. A. Thompson is on the
sick list.
Dr. E. R. Whitley makes daily
trips to Jardin attending the sick.
Mr. L. W. Tucker has a sics
child. The disease is thought to
be catarrhal fever. We trust to
hear of its recovery soon.
J. H. Hatcher and family vis-
mes-age of love to his dear C. C. Reynolds and family
faI.U.W;lV’r i^n’.'?8t.tbe ffay’ 8Pent .Su.nday night with Mr. and
*’----*.. “. Reynolds of Fairlie.
sycophantic are ever to the front. Fairlie on Monday was an all
wearing the smiling face of hy- day scene of doctrinal discus-
Pocnsy. 8ion8. Jt wo n(jt go p|easant
----i was entertaining.
That is about all there is in a
street argument on Scripture.
There wa# nut a sinner converted
■ persuaded
j way.
The Sonora school district has
special school tax of
o The Sonora trustees have se-
through life’s ever eured Miss ( lara Sue Reynolds
. • The false Corinth, Miss., as teacher for
strangers to the purities of the coming t rm. Miss Reynolds
. —----- There *8 a first grade teacher and a
lover of her work.
the Sonora people will be pleased
with the teacher chosen.
I’Mitor Turner of the Journal is
-1 sal-j o.niches, chair
“Keep I in which meals will be seived at
at a very r-a.-onable cost.
! been
every one’s wish-
the customary
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Turner, T. S. The Commerce Journal. (Commerce, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, May 26, 1905, newspaper, May 26, 1905; Commerce, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1358984/m1/1/: accessed May 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .