The Democrat. (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 52, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 24, 1895 Page: 4 of 4
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Pitcher's prescription for Intents
ip| (indw It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
•ihar Kanotic snbstnnce. It Is a harmless substitute
|ir Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil.
It to Pleasant. Its gnarantee is thirty years' use by
of Mothers. Castoria is the Children's Panacea
Mother's Friend.
Castoria.
tochlkirrc that
a MMpertor to any prescription
• M." H. A. Akbu, M. P..
111 Bo. Oxford St., Brooklyn, N. T.
•
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to so untrerad and
it aero* a work
it. Few are the
do not keep Caatoria
P. I>.,
New York City.
Castoria.
Caatoria cures C>4ic, Cunstlpatioa,
Boor Stomach, Dtarrbaso. Eructation,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes di
geation.
Without injurious nn-dicatkm.
"Tor nereral years 1 hare wommendec
your 'Caatoria.' and shall always continue tc
do so as It has invariably produced beneficial
results.M
Eowiw F. pisso. M. d„
l th Street and 7th Aws., New York City.
• _
am unable to provide the
cessarif s of life, yet they are
that class who produce the
wealths of oor nation; wbilf r
others, who pr aduoe nothing,
live in eas* and enj iy th*
same.
Lot us ini-h cur alliance
woik. whicb will speak not
ly for temp >rat buppin*ts^|| h i«
will lift nj> si-m** p*m r cie i u
be can s^e ih* Sig-,? frt.m
iu&t etcrnil cif3*. wb )«■ * isb«iil 4
following extract from
as address by the president of
the Nebraska Farmers alliance
is timely and to the point, and
shoold^ be Bread carefully by
our Texas brethren:
''Let ns tillers of t* e soil ask
ourselves the question, why is
this ? Is it because we are lazy
and shiftless, and will not la
bor to help ourselves and man
kind in general ? No, this *r maker in G J.
cannot be.. for those who are L*«t us not be dit c uragi- i j
not with us say ihat we have j from ihn fart tLu' : ?a
tilled the soil from vear to; hor during ihn past ^ ear ha* f
1 > < 2.
year, and produced too u.
and this is why we cannot
day eat of the fat of the land ;
this being true, if wh would
|\ftt EVEfiy
oki
POUND
boJe
OF
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Qbctacb CoMTAjr., 77 MraaaT Stsket. New Yose Crrr
ALL1AHCK DIRECTORY.
Cocwtt Alliance.
President, M. N. rttroap, Veroci,
, Misa Ssllie Stroup, Veroos
Ssow HUU Apr. 17.1895.
Srs- Alliance®.
Bethsay AlHanoe meets First and
Third Seturdsy Bights in each month.
President, S M. llart.
Secretary. Mrs. £ C Forbes.
Josephine meets Saturday night be-
fere 2nd sad 4th Sunday In each month.
B. F. Ivy, Pres., Josephine. Tex.
C. C. Carlisle, Josephine, Tex.
Nevada Alliance meets Saturday
Bight before the First and Third Sun-
days la each month.
J. w. Youngkr. Pres.
J. L. Pccxrrr, Sec.
Nerada. Tex.
Altoga Alliance meets 1st and 3rd
T harder nights In each month.
A. F. Moore. Prea.. Allogn, Tex.
A.J. Carson, Sec, "
Roeeiand Alliance meets each Jnd and
th4 Satatday at 2 o'clock p. m.
8. L. Brawjhaw, President.
W. F. Price, Secretary.
Anna. lex.
Hewlett Alliance.—Time of meeting
Saturday night before the 2nd and 4th
Seeders. R. T. Qcissisbeey, Pres.
McKinney. Tex.
W. T. ll*Le, Sec'y.
McKinney. Tex
New Hope Alliance meets 2nd and
4th Fridays 4:30 p. m.
J. B. Jett, Pres.
McKinney. Tex*
R. A. Bailey, Sec'y-
McKinney. Tex.
Verona Alliance meets 2nd and 4th
Thursday nights in each month.
A. C. STaorr. Pres. Verona, Tex.
Walter Carter, Sec*y. 4*
Copeville Alliance. No. n . meets on
1st and 3rd Saturday nights at 7 p. m.
W. S. Cox, Pres., Copeville. Tex.
W. T. Thompson. Sec..
Stiaaon School House Alliance. No.
MS, meets 1st and 3rd Saturday night#
la each month at 7 p. m.
J. F. Stinson. Pres.
H. C. Gannaway, Sec.
Parker, Tex.
bt. Paul AUianee. No. 630. meets lat
sad 3rd Wednesday nights in, caeh
moo , at 7 p. m.
J. W. Morris. Pres.
W. T. Reeves, Sec'y.
St. Paul. ex
_ AUianee meets Friday night
full moon in each month aud
two weeks thereafter
J.R. Sel£ Sec .
Merrit, Texas.
jli Alliance meets Saturday
sights before 2nd and 4th Sunday in
each month.
Pnsldent. W. F. Bedell.
8ee'y. R. L. Boggess.
Willow Springs Alliance meet the
1st aad 3rd Saturday at 2 o'clock p. m.
ka each Eaonth.
R. VT. llickey. Pre*.
Sec'y.
Postottice. Lucas, lex.
Bister Grove Alliance meets at the
lUiaoiS School House on tb« 2nd and
SthThaisday nights in each month.
A. R. Kecer, Pres.
W. H. Slater, Sec'y,
MMwav AUianee meets every 1st
sadSrd Friday n'.ghts In each month.
J P Miller. Pre*., Verona.
J A Spsuga. Sec'y, Faruier.viile.
MeKianev Alliance No. JW9 meet the
1st aad 3rd Tuesday nights in each
G. M. D. Williams. Pres.
J. H. Painter, Sec'y.
McKinney. Tex.
Btahep AUianas meets every 1st snd
M Satnrdavs at 2 o'clock p. m.
W. B. Harden, Pres., McKinney, lex.
4. B. KtaSeU. Sec'y., McKinney, l«x.
£aeh Secretary of Sub-Alhanccs
ShaaM asad la names of otHcers and
ttSM of iseettng end have them record-
ed. Kd.
CHURCH DIEECTOBV.
ITTERiAJ*.
every Sabbath at 11 o'clock
a. m. and at 8 p. m. Rev. J H \V..fiord,
pastor. Sabbath school every Sabba1 h
atfJOa. m. J. 11. Snoed. superintend,
•at. Prayer meeting Wednesday night.
CBBISTIAN ESI>EAVOE SOCISYY
Masts a 6:15 p m every Sunday. Titos
Kaaae,
J. L. Mays, Pres.
Defianoe lodge. No. 28, K. of P.
meets every Tuesday evening at Castle
Hall East Va„ St., west of postofflce
LADIES MlfsIONART SOCIETY
Meets the second Sunday in each month
at 3 p m. Mrs Woflord, Pres.
knights and ladies of honor.
Regular meeting 2nd and Ith Mondsy
nights. Ottiicers:
J R Parker, Protector.
Mrs Jennie Walton, Vice-Protector.
J C Mo re. Treae.
J L Todd, Sec'y.
County Ofllelaki.
M. G. Abernathy, County Judge.
T. F. Mangum, Countv Attorney.
J. A. Walden, County Clerk.
J.L.Moulden. Sherifl.
A W. Knight on. Tax Collector.
A.G. Chandler, Tax Assessor.
B. H.Oates. County Treasurer.
W. M Shirley County Surveyor
Calendar of Diatriet, County am!
Commissioner* Court of Col-
lin County.
District Court: Hon. J. E. Dillard
Judge.
Court convenes 1st Mondays in Jan.
nary and June of each year.
Gsarrr Court: M. G. Abernathy,
Judge.
Court convenes for civil, criminial
and probate business, 1st Mondav in
March : 3rd Mondav in May; 4th Mon
day in July ; 2nd Slonday in Oct. and
!nd Monday in December" of each vear.
Commissioners Court ; Convenes 2nd
Mondays in February, May, August
and November of each vear.
not woik more than half of the
time, and thereby produce not
to exceed irore than one-half
as much as we have for the
past ten years, then we would
have plenty.
Another claes tell us that all
the trouble comes from the fact
that the farmer, when he pro
duces a good crop, becomes a
spendthrift aud buys bu^i^s.
wagons and machinery, and in
f ct everything he need*, and
many things he Is not in need
of, and theu he is ruined. If
he who tills the soil shonld not
«ujoy, who should? But, if
this be true, and the farmer
should stop this system, and in
the future should buy only one
half as much, just in that pro
portion must ihe workmen in
our towns and cities stop their
L%b,! not se.-'OiKti to hav s:chiewd f
to I victory; for cf -ti aes th-I
greatest victory folio-org a swot
ing d 'f*-a'. Co« pomtt* w -
of la e, li.i.4 teiicheii «>ur for in* !
strong arm of the 1;ia- ni >r* !
thiin before, aud in thia way.
DUKES
MIXTURE
for 25£5cents
Ever/ pipe sfajnped
dukes Mixture or <^>
2 oz. Packages 5 ♦
many h; ve come to ilmik oui fn>rn auder the bondage of
iliemselvHS. l. e labor com the present, into the realms of
mission that vL«itru Chicago j0ve wh^re thero shall not b -
an i Pullman not long siuce, j any nioney king, or moneyed
was compelled by t)ie evidence aristocracy, but where all shall
produced, to decide against nnii« in the brotherhood «f
corporate greed, and in favor u,an.
of Mr 0-bs and oiii *r labor. —
1^.1,i. ri irmHv u- h :r.i f„r The Missouri World.
to he classed *'i;h anarchists. Fuhlished vrrt«kly '. hilitcoibe. Mo., at jOtUa
. , , . , }**r h r-odrapr (ortrimr*! it im-
and i S^il !y ' llO^tt who oh eosipnwIilDitl; PopulMa. it I- not local btii
tain a living out of what we cmul-tr In all itrawtea -tainp e cop* fr«*
prt duce Men in ihe cl urcb * "* • * '
fought tu kwp tliH bluett ma, ' H-..rlelta Danbridgr Bailey.
in chain* and srifctoui to hi*
master in the south. R^iuem
baring this, do not be Mirpns-
ed to day if some good deacon
or even some minister by bit*
voice and vote, opposes tLi*-* up
labor at the factory, in tbe W«'ng of humanity and eta..d«
shop and other ;>laceg, and ' '''h ,'3,, dollar. If I rue to th<-
turn their attention to some
other liue of labor, only to
tind that all avenues of labor
are closed, on account of lack
of consumption.
Do you etill aek why we, as
the great producing class, are
so much in need to day f 1 an-
swnr, breifly, lack of co-op^ra
tion. Why do we need to co-
■I yooitfj
Mothers
We Offer You a Rem
Insures Safety to
Mother and C.
hich
MP
44 Mothers' Friend M
Robs Confinement of Its Palo,
horror and Risk.
After ore botti« m " Mothers'
Friend" I suff* rt*d but titt e pule, and aid
not experience tbat *r .kness arterw.ird,
usua« In such - MHa ASMI UlUK,
Bwtcr springs Kan
IfVti! by Max or Eirrwj en rwlpt of prtc«,
tl bfrbott*. a -It to M thrra Bialit-d
Frw <- id by -11 l ru.'«: t
ERAOFIELO RE6UUTGR CO.. Atlanta. 6a
ON ITS OWN RAILS
Praa,.
a ell
■I. sad 7:30 p. m.
iMUtor. Sabbath
•vary 8sbbath at 11 o'clock
sad 7:30 p. no., Kev. 6. A. llui-
hSlfc-'
meeting
ly night
ra mlaaioaary society or Gray-
M tka caarch at 3 p. a. first
TRAINS ON THE
Missoom, um & texas
. . HAIL WAY . .
Now Run Solid
" | T0"- a
St. Louis
Chicago
KansasCit
Wagner Buffet Sleeping c&ri"
at MO a^
Prayer
every gab oath at 11 o'clock
aad 7:If p. Bev. Morris paa-
Babbath acbool every 8abbatb at
Prayer Meeting every Wed-
rfct at 7.15.
League meets as follows:
il depart me at at 1:13 every
iveatog. Literary department
| PrMUT nights in « ach month
meeting 1st Mends nijrht in
ith. OAeers: Wrll.ee Hujfh-
Prss., Richard AUen, 1st V-Pres.
i, 3d V-Pree., Miss L. M.
imchlag every gahbath morning at
C| a. m. aad 7^0 p. m. Elder TerreU
Mtar, Imdsr school every Sabbath
it>J0 a. m. P. Harris, saaertatead-
Saaday at 11 o'cioek
., Bev. J. M. Robert-
\ocl Sunday
T. C. Parry.
at 7:1ft. Yaoag reo-
lajTlp".
7^
r
SEE CHAIR OARS
«
BEFORE
I could get relief
frorp a most horri-
ble blmnJ disease, 1
hn J speut hundreds
lof dollars TRYING various remedies
| and physicians, none of which did me
[ any good. My finger nails came off,
and my hair "came out, leav ing me
| perfectly bald. I then went to
hot springs
Hoping to be cured by this celebrated
treatment, but very soon became
disgusted, a&d decided to TRY
The eflect wss
trulv wonderful. I
commenced to re-
s. s s
cover after taki
£5
the first bottle, and by the time 1 hai
taken twelve bottks I w*s entirely cured-*
cared by S. S, S. when the world-renownad
Hot Spriitf* had foiled.
WM. S. LOOM IS Shrev eport. La.
Our Soob an (he Dtae**o ami iuTrfttamt
uaU«d t rca l« adorew.
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.. Atlanta,Oa.
First,
in
union
IHfMtsrr.
operate i
rher« is strength/' Second,
because those who in the past
have cbtaineii the b*n -tirs of
our labor have b **-u nnifed.
Kor example, less than ihr -f
months ago, th** National Bank
ers association met in Balti-
more, Md , ani there fortuulat-
s
e<i a pl n. for what they arer^
pleaded to t**rm a ginat enrren-
cy ivfoitu And a very fea
we^-ks after said iu**etin^ we
find the president of the United
States, in his message to con
*fr -ss, recommending tl.in same
gre.it scheme, and to-day c« n
gretis is striving to enact said
e\pre-a wi«h in?o law V\ l >
this hawt** f Simply becaiiff
t^o^" who ar * to-day int.*ie^t-
ed in contiollirig th- supply ft
money to th^ir own advatifat£-
hav*> united a d. though f^w in
number, hav * us -d ii>Hir ii tin
enc • for their own 1 ti-*Ii ei-dt
Farmers in the pa^r, not on
ly in this state, but also in oth
er st t**s, have fattsti-d rh—ns
selves by meeting an«i retolr
ini upon vati us subj-ct^ of
interest to th^ins^lves, but
wh^n the tim - came to
t«yeir influence feit, they w^ie
in thegr sp of the enemy.
What we need most today,
among the farmers « f this na
tion, is an organiz itiot; so com
piere and so far reachn y
that its intiu-nce shall he M .
not <>*ily in ev -ry «ch ol d!--
trict of our land, but in e> - y"
home where be whe fabt>rs t-
brio^ aii'i i appitiHss to
that homw in accordance with
tbe comm ind of oar mak^r;
,4In the sweat of thy face shalt
thou eat bread."
Organization is (ha watch
word to-day, the world over;
bat for it to prove a !a*tinir
success, there mast be a hearty
co-operation and brotherhood,
so that the weakest one in the
organization shall be lifted to
in equality with all others.
The work in the past year
may not have been all that we
think it might have been, bat
the question for each of as to
solve is, have we performed
oar duty, wherever we bave
been situated ? And whether a
member of tbe order or not, if
believers in the eternal broth
erhood of man, and that good
book which says, ML/ove thy
neighbor as thyself," we have
a doty to perform in this re
•pect.
Brothers and sister#, let me
bid yon look o?er tfce nation
'o~d y and behold how onr
neighbors are oppressed, and
how thousands from year to
vear are losing their '
h rough the greed and
4 omr ~ "
Alexandria, La, Jan. 20.—
Mrs Henrietta Dandbndg*-
Bailey, nged 77 jears, cnusort
of the late Oen William Bail-
ey, and $rrand-d:m;rht^r of Pat
ric Henry, a native of Lynch
burg, Ya , died this morning at
her hom« for nearh tifry year*
on the Richland plantation,
four miles south of here. She
leaves one daughter. Mrs. E' B.
Pendleton and six grandchild
r *n, among: the latter who wer*-
at a distance are Mrs. L. M
Weathers of Memphis, Term ;
Ai'en B. Pendleton of St Lonit*
Mo., Miss Evilyn M< Kee of San
Francisco, H H. McKee of
Washii gJon city and Mrs.
Hentienn Pat k*-r, nee McCau
l'*y, of New Yoik city Th«-
miannpaiion. until I u<1/ r^tir«d lasi night appar
ently well. About midnigio
her granddaughter, Miss Alic-
P -ndl if)n, *a- awakened bv a
noise as it her &rian.1mo li -i
wan suffocating. In a few mm
uies the lady Ivrun*' uneons
c f u*« and dit*d before the phy
si«MHii could arrive, who pro-
nounced H*-r d -ath caused b^
heart failure.
master whom he processes to
eerve. sooner or lat*-r ihe hi alen
will fall from his ey -«, aud lie
will join our rank j and pro-
claim, ^PeaC'- ou earth, good
will to men."
Many more of th-* friends of
labor, like Mr. l>ebs, may be
thrown into j til, before the
people will ris * as one man
and hurl all forms of corporate
greed from power; but if so,
let us press on, that we may
be worthy to hold aloft th -
banner of
th' se who toil in the sunny
south t r ih« frigid riorh, or in
ih- busy eaut, or upon ih -
western slop* or this KT-a? na
tion, shall c tu- into on* fold,
and by the hand of some i«-
cotniig AhrahHtu L'u«*oln in
ihn near fu ure, b^« ^a^'-5y 1-<1
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A r«lalotui> of Ox wrltm who have rotilribiiteil trllclM to THE FORI"H lo
th<- |<* i unuld rmbrirr |>r rtir lljr *%rrjr man of rmi«ri « in Aun rira, rtnei uio*t
of in r.uro|>«*. .% I|«t of *ubje< « trr t^«l w««l4 m rr in th< df^m' all
lo| u« of roTitpni|H>raiifoii« lnt*r**t. THK FORI M i th«r<f*rr< nf InrMimable talue
m^ke 1 lo "ur WUe w'lr«lr t tu krej. tli *lj l* t«>ucl. with the btit vf current llivoRht,
Of
^JMfl
Y ik was peltry.
Imiirisoameut for debt was a
V ■ • *1$- -
oo nmon practice.
J Every gentleman wore a cue
and powdered bin lia r.
Almottt ail the furniture wn&
imported from England.
There was only one hat - fac
tory, and that made cock* d
hats
A gentleman bowing to a la
dj ;u*a\s scraped his foot on
the ground.
wo ftpge t oF.cb^s bore all
th- travel b tween N^w Yolk
and B ston
V rginia contained a lifth of
th^ whole population of the
couutry.
A day laborer considered
himself well paid with two ehil
lings a day.
groves were unknown; all
cookintr was done before an op
-n fireplace.
Vaccination bad not becom*-
p 'pular, aud smallpox was an
every day disease.
In most families no cookin?
was done on Sunday; a cold
Sundav dinner was the rule.
w
All the population of a vi'i
lage assembled at the inn on
"post day," to hear the news.
The doctor carried hie own
medicines, and himself tixed
-normous doses then given.
The United States contained
fewer people than now live in
New York and its suburbs.
There were no pianos; the la
dies of musical talent played
on the spinet or harpsichord.
Gloves were not worn either
for style or for comfort. Mit
tens of yarn were worn in win-
ter.
There w -re no threshing
machines Wheat was thresh
ed out on the barn door with
dails.
The woman's dress-s were
puffed with hoops, and stood
out two or three feet on each
side.
Mails traveled at the rate of
thirtv or forty miles a day in
summer, and half that rate in
winter.
Postage was paid In money, f
and the amount was indorsed
on the outside of the letter by
the p >stmaster.
There were uo manufacture*
in this country,and ever}
isou-ewife raised her own tiax
aud made her own linen.
Private houses were lighted
with tal'ow candles; public
hall* aud the salons of the
*ealth> with candles of wax
Boy s attended the district
school for two or three monrts
in ihe winter; the master |
"bearded round" among his,
patrons.
•.
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«iy to 040 feoott
Buffalo. n. y.
P. EMERSON, T. T EMERSON, T. H. EMERSON,
-• President. \ ice-President. (ruhltr
First National Bank
OFM'KIWNEY, TEXAS.
CAPITAL and SURPLUS - - $lS5f000.
Bays and sells exchange on cue principal citf&a m Burop
First-class paper discounted.
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•fit ax mw
CALTHOSH
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y queea and Crescent
route, wmami
NORTH
B Chcicr of Ecates via
New Orleans or Sh' evcport.
S:ili<2 Trains Mew 0rl;nns io D'na
Itfhaai. CksttasMvt and Ctacinratl.
TftroBfii. Cars Shrevcpcri
To Atlanta, tni! Orlcsrs
To Washiict5^ a.td New York.
Shortest
Line
ft Mk* t^yyy^yi
C. 3k r, nffrrdi t ? on!? 1. <
fr<M>.?■;.,*U>% n «ti.. • i
cn^r fnr. «« fc>ii I
tr ih'S rr «i M -ri:n^a.
"fily *mr r'.stfc.- jort lo
St* \wk «>« vrMlimlrJ train*
Tlipi'ith .*l'< /f New Orlna* tn
Jicw York. !«*; ftMiafx t ion at
Shr >v. p t a.'i4 ml .V-w i trW±..i
New Orlftftr.s
So K««r Vork
Cincinnati.
Bira-r.^ham.
CE^lVftnoaga.
E«n*i
HaHa*
Fresh Bread, Cakes, Eto_.
On hand at All Times: Also a
9
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FIRST-CLASS
RESTAURANT.
Good AcconimotlHtioiii
Folate Wat
s. t. hammond , prop r.
MARKET
C. W DAVIS,
Proprietor,
Swtfc Tcnessee Stmt.
mckixkkt, Thai.
Th-re w *rH n« cotton manu-
:h« tures in England or
anywh^r* els *, fur the tih* r
could not separated fron
A Liberal SlTare tf tits Public Pittcree* 's ItoiMcttllf StHeiteO
Th^re wfr^ l♦'^s than 20<>
-! >•♦-? liftmps in N-w Ycwk, aim
ih-st- w th not lighted on w**
nights, because nobody wa^
ih *n ahi<*ad.
Featherbone Corsets and Waists. -
i
Wakes
Marvelous Cures
in Blood Poison
Riieumatjsm
end Scrofula
r r I'. pv . 'ca tbe Wood. MMi tip
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a. gi*l::a tiier&fh'nt heuUh auj
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Cnpt. J. 9. fa^utaa.
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Sp^mofiatp, 14th. J803.
—191a iMik aailMi higticit t-ran
ronr R>8dislee from my >■ wn p>>raoj
k owl«dit«. 1 waaafiecto l vuh heart
,T>
3^ jrcira, waa tro-ueq Lj tu* t>T} ,
t#hy s Iclans ana spent hnedrcds < t
t.retried «ery.taowis ramedr w
oat lamof w
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. r . >a > lndtir fctic.n -^sA
- > nae'a.«. t,.«.
Aticra^y t:
The cities had no *idHwaiks
S'Kppinc 8t« QH8 n-ere laid in
mnddy places, • nd a line of
posts knpt th« horseman fiom
running o?er the pedestrian?-.
Dutch «a- as much spoken
in New Vt>rk as E't^lish; Gt-r-
m tn was ihe sole language of
many seitl^ojeuis iu P^nneyl
vatiia; S* andinavian was spok-
en all al<*ng tliH Delaware rivei
Ganlic among th* highlands of
(forth Carolina and French in
South Carolina.
Correct Shapes.
Best Materials.
Latest Styles
Most Comfortable.
JSSi LIPPMAIll
all druggists sell it.
Frohibitio* Carried in letotea.
Cleburne, Tex., Jrn. 17* — Ole
borne count complete in local
option election gives for pro
hibition 874, against prohibi
tion 721. Indications are that
the county has give n a majori-
ty of from 500 to 1000 for looal
opti«p.
£ccor4ia| lo Uw.
Judge to witness—"Now,
madam, I want yon to d stinci
ly undaretand that hearsay !•
mAOC-MAIW fICQISTCRCD.
ly; "Tbrjr are
conet on tbe
Merchants cheerful!?
refund the mooer elter 4 week's
trial if not satisfactory. Call tor
them st the stores.
FEATHERBONE CORSET OO.
SOLS HMDIACTCtltt,
KALAMAZOO. HIGHIQAN.
FOR MLK BY
€^
t IX)THlKO. DRY GOODS, >HOES, -Jx.
m'kinney - - -
.N
BR. BURTON,
■' p- Rooms 13,14 A 16 Morrow
McKIHNEY
?* Treats Exclusively all
xi
x>
pfet •'videtice. How
you
44I don1? know, judge."
"XWt know r
uf knve so
4 day
"v>a. SlHk
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Thompson, F. C. The Democrat. (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 52, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 24, 1895, newspaper, January 24, 1895; McKinney, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth191861/m1/4/: accessed May 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.