The Democrat. (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 7, 1898 Page: 3 of 6
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THE DEMOCRAT, lellHKECTm. THUE8PAT JULY 7, 1898.—PAGE 4
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Marriage Licenses.
The following marriage licenses
have been issued in the county
clerks office since last report:
Kufus E. Wvlie to Miss 'lattie
Lindsav; Joel E. Burger to Miss
Hal lie Cloyd: C. E. La key to
Mi Birdie L. Wharton: P. B.
Dobson to Miss L. E. Welborn;
W. T. Stephens to Miss Satie
May.
Ml:
dav.
TI ESDAY JUNE 7.
K. DeArmond is siek to-
Mrs. Rosa L. Pennington and
little daughter are spending
a few weeks with relatives at
Lebanon.
It is with pleasure that we note
the continued improvement of ex-
treasurer B. H. Oats. His con-
T
permanent. If it were not fo
the extreme heat his wounds
would most probably improve
faster.
COMPANY C MOVES.
Off For Houston to Join the Fourth
Regiment-
The boys of the Collin County
valescence is slow but we hope Guards have been making prep-
If it were not for
arations to tell their McKinney
friends goodbye and at tf.20 Tues-
day afternoon they left in their
special ears for Houston.
The boys have been maintaining
McKinney Texas, July 5, a camp here since tiie lat-
To the Citizens of McKinney:— ter part of last month awaiting
Since receiving the kind treat- ol"ders to move and are becoming
nieut and hospitality from the ; impatient and eager to get to the
1 — * * j—*— front.
people of McKinney during our
stay in your midst, we feel it our
imperative duty to speak a word
in behalf of the Piano boys who
Mrs. J. II. Walton visited in
Dallas yesterday.
Prof. J. B. Warren, of Weston,
is here on business today.
Prof. C. F. Trotter, of Caddo
Mi il> i* iu the metropolis.
Mrs. T. C. Goodlier is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Moore, of
Paris.
Miss Norma Pardue will cele-
brate her eleventh birthday with
a party from live to eight this
evening.
Mr. (i. Apple of Celma paid
the Courier a pleasant visit to-
day. lie report-1 g«*od crops in j
• upon this people during tiiis 1 ift*
Capt. tieu. Blanco requested and the life to come, we bid you
the Queen to dispose of Admiral j a fond good bye.
€11B A MUST BE FREE I j populist that brings up by-gones I
j ought to be hit in the inouth with j
There was once h land of beauty ' a h°g melt and run into the dem-
Down among the Antilles, j ocratic party if he can tind it.
Where birds sang sweet notes of music There are other things to CUSS, I
Mi.l the waving tops ot the tree,. i lvill„>ut CU3gillg othf r |)n|lu|i„t j j
"Because a man has been fooled
Anil its simple honest natives
With a freedom good to see.
Bounded thro' its pleasant woodland
Reader, Cuba then was free.
TheCollinCo.Guards are beyond
doubt as fine a body of men a- can
be found in any volunteer army
are members of theCollin County and Collin county is duly proud
Guards , of them. I hey will be the Color
Hence we take this method of company of the regiment and xviii
thanking the noble citizens who guard "Old Glory" and keep her j seized
have tendered us such royal treat- co]or> floating to the breeze on the ! This goluen Apple of the sea.
by democratic leaders, i- no sign j
that he ain't honest, it is only a
sign that the other fellow was!
slick. If the people of Texas
ever get the Texas relief railroad, j
a referendum of bond issues, or a
warehouse law, it will be when
they put cockleburs under the
shirt tails of the politicians, little
and big, and hold theui there.
The corporations are opposed to
all three of these measures and
the control of the politics of
Then with grasping hand Spain j Tp?as n)(m> t|mn tJ|ey t,Q |ho^
of any state in the I n,on."
There the flowers bloom profusely
Giving off their sweet perfune.
For the land was all a lovely
Floral garden in full bloom,
There its waters npple gently
On and on and on to sea.
Rippling o'er its tinv pebbles:
Reader, Cuba then was free.
When Columbus sailed from Pal.is
On his noted mission bound.
This was one among the fir*t ones
Of the islands that he found.
^ km
Cerv« ra. But he might hav- ad-
ded after the United States get
through with him.
Who is general Shafter?
He is the general commanding
]n summing up the victories
.about Santiago a:id the Caribean
3eu. it i- o.ei n* that a victory
equal if not superior i-j, Pewey s
has been achieved both upon «a i
and land. i'rtvo to the American the invasion at Santiago,
heros. He is a brigadier general in tin
It might be well to call public
attention to the fact that the Lumt,',ai
ment and we truly hope that such H , f , ,
things shall never come about that ' ° 1,1 1 •
would tend to mar the friendship j airangements loi the tup
that uow exists between us, and j have been eon>umated and the
we assure this kind people that, boys leave McKinney tilled with
though we may be called to foreign j gratit„de for the kind treatment
lands to drive out the oppressor. -it , ,, , ,
" i I. i j i i i received here, and the heartv -o-
vet we shall ever look backwards ... . . ;.
to our stay here with many kind Imitations of our people will ae-
remeinbrances. : company them on their brave
Trusting that the great God cru-ade ami our conti h-m e ,i,
may shower hi- richest blessings t!„.M. vuur f(1). ,1)( „.
uccess will be unbounded when
they fact-.
• Hje dreadful lire which the ene-
my's cannon make.
O'er turn the mountain.and make
t lie forest quake.
Where she raised her hated color-
Cuba was no longer free.
After many years of bondagt-
Neath this hated yellow flag,
She again desires her freedom
From the dirty, filthy rag
After sh.- has called upon us
Shall we stand aside and see
Cuba bound i?i Spanish fetters?
i->shall b free •
A Cractical School.
Cheer
up
>U r hruxv;
W. T Si.NliKlil IN
J. M. Kl' KKKhO.N,
ABOI T SHAI'TUK-
Words cannot cxpn
tlx
cm
br ther.
America ha- heard thv call
And we !i meet and light iie-j,},- you.
Till "Ur la-* -■ dd? -rs f;•:!
iii v t- U "IrlVt- tic Hi ll'jlli thv
country
We will make the Sjiaidards
Ten thousand souls are here to aid
von.
teem in which the patriotic boys , Ble>s.-d cnb« shall I*- •
•1 M l{!'Ki lts, ,x
gi'to ami weeds are last obstruct-
ing some of our dilapulateu side-
walks. This condition might
cause needed repairing of walks
to be overlooked.
regular arm.
He is a veteran of the late war.
Ucioomber. he i- not a \\ est
Pointet
He is a heavx weight, and lipa
the beam at ,'tlo,
I >r. W. 11. John-ton lias just He was 25 year* old when Foit
id nriicil fro in a professional visit Suinpt<,r u;l> Hred on.
to Meridian. I^xas. where he has
•• branch office and is treating He parts hi- hair m the middle,
-oeiui fir. ini:i"nt oeoole. and ||
has ju-t receiv cd an ■ uri«*tii < , o ,
to Abilene by the familv <=f the i",',
are lic!<l at home or the pleasure
* hat t heir ivt inn « i'l c-iihc.
I'lie f.dlow ing i- :i li-i o{ lie-
unis|.-r |m|| ,.f ; he < 'ollin ' mar !- :
h 1\ I >eri !• k. George Met I Ill -
rail. .1 K 1 icanchamp. Byni I.ec.
I ee I*o .. I! .!>11■ l\<> !'o r- ,1 '
I'llilcail. Attn,;' Milutlt t t j( f4
Ma<-k, .lanir- |- Ktiea. Arthur 1.
\mlt*is;in, l*i <j <j Burnett, llu^h
Kirkpat t -k. \\ A Jv. an-. K < >
Beekct'. M liicker->n. ! L
Lane, < ' i >amp-on. Locke
Mouit . Ldi'.ir Foreman. R
e was once a bare-legged far- Aberint h>. \N' I-' 'n..m p-. n. - m
- | o v i li t hi Ni o|« ell f .-l a I« 11 i >a i i. -, i i . i 11< • t -. a t< t. 11 ■■ ■: • i:
I.Mr Kiclf T>ij ; i.j I'!;Ul.
bei «•! tii" ' ollin (ir. iri's !!
m —m
Wetsel Windings
b a iiifiii
\\ hat kind of a school do the
people of North Texas wish? I>o
tlie! denire to remain in the old
tuts in which theii father- and
their grand-fat hers traveled years
lad ore them? Do thev believe
jll.ii .• I i!tl|l| t<i t'l|{CII|s ;,1|.
! *'il lis t he -cho >1 I'l M I St? r,
| t< icgraph, tin- telephone, and tin
phonograph wouhl can-e some <>f
our p!ido ople ; - < i i.i'iii nr\ ;io<(
1 to stare with a*\e and aina/em<'t|t.
If they had heeii (old ihut these
could \'-t. tlie\ wouh| jiuve an-
swerctl—':ripossible. So it i-
with our college-. Ni:v. n>t:\s
\Ki: I * I: i \ vii I\« . v K w int. i- i;n-
MN'- insr11 i.Ki> i\ r<> riiKU.
j i'K \«"i"i« \i \ n;u - vi:i: mi im; i• i: :-
j si \ 11;i . until our college presi-
dent-of a «entur\ airo. were tiiev
TIE EXCELLENCE OF SflUP OF FWS
is due not only to the originality and
simplicity of the combination, but also
to the eare and skill with which it is
manufactured by scientific processes
known to the California Fig Svrcp
Co. only, and we wish to impress npoa
all the importance nf urchasing the
true anU original remedy. As the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
bv the California ^'io svure Oo.
oaly a kouwleUge of that fact will
assist one in avoiding the worthless
imitations manufactured by other par-
ties. The high standing of the Cali-
fornia Fig Svrcp Co. with the medi-
cal profession, and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrun or Fig* aus t *
...STAR...
Restaurant and Bakery.
Meals, Short Orders,
Fish and Oysters
Served a
All Hours.
Polite Service,
Reasonable Rae s.
The Oldest
And Leading
Restaurant of
Collin
Countv.
All Varieties
of Bread
and Cakes.
Best Bakers
Obtainable.
Free City
Delivery.
Plan t Wylie.
Parmersville,
and other smaller
towns supplied*
Thompson Bros., Proprietos,
Heard Bros., Ke* Brick.
Texas.
04 XiUS I ^
sriven to 'uilliwna ot lainilies. makes j ^
of'\h °nthv°>mpauy a^uarrmty | McKinnev.
Of the excellence of its remedy. It is f!
far in advance of all other laxatives, j *•
as it acts on the kidneys, liver an-.l
bowels without irritating nr weaken- '
4UK lueiu, an«l it «l>>4-s n<>t gripe nor
nauseate. In order toqvt its benefit i;tl
effects, please renu ini -r the nuine of
the Company —
CALIFORNIA Hti SYRUP CO.
•AN I H wn-cii, <',i_
MI WTILLE, K), NKW ronEiK.r.
Praise for O Fighters.
A " vorre- pi ill den t <>1 tin
l>oudi'i> (iraphic write- 1<> lii-
paper ahoul the irenerou- ra*i*.Mi> {;ind e;
late Judge Sale-.
Bro. King of the Iiapti-1 church Seventh Vllehigau volunteer- dur-
spoke t<> the congregation at the
feat *hi- tnotnirg. Hi- remarks
were truly r<«oii Ijcart.
Earne-t pra\ers wen* offered, fin
and the -onir -etvice wa- indeed
"peace to the -otjl" and tin* >ol-
dier f ov- were e-pe«*iall\ reiiiein-
horetl
I |e served w it li t he di-t inuui>hed I'ni'it HA Ncirhaur, 1 \ liiii
W 111 N1UI Jtil\ . .1 K Lei-
III Kllipie l.odtit I . I I. ( f. i' ..
ha- j \ ii each of it- memlier-
wliohaveenl -ted in the annv a
* i-u ;im « -ii d ith their dut r fo«
{uclvt nr-iHti-. I'hi.- card in
tin- oider in-un -
ever par" o' i ? s ■ ni die the warm
fraiern.ti ureetinu and ] roteetion
. ! the -troiiife>t -ecret fraternal
onler on ? i. - Jieiiii-ptien
A team of hor-e- hitched to a
road cart and driven by \\ ill
Thomas ran away on Ka-t \ ir-
gin a street thi- afternoon, deuiol-
ishinir the hugiry ami tearing the
wheel from a cart near the post-i
office. Mr. .J. T. Brock, a farm-j
er wa- -it I i in tin. i.avt ami had,
r, « ery narrow -cap« .
The
in^ t he civil war.
He v a- promoted on tile tieid
I li ■ -ante halt ie I • i
1 raver\ in the face of the enein;..
After the war lie became a licti-
!e?ian{ cdoiiej in the Kurt*
infant ry
||e was i ran-lerred to the
1 wentv-fourth infant r\. but when
pioinoied Imm uiuc tlie colonel o{
i lu ui Oil « hat- till-Seveiiteentti infantrv
I le w a- l r:iii-fc.ir«*d to tin Kir-!
infantr\ a- it- colonel, ami re-
mained in that rank untii he unul.
a brigadier general, in
He u.-ed to be stationed in San
Fra neiseo.
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ter. . II
m.hi-. F II I"
• Mi W idain, .11 i
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1*. 11 ard. 1 >■ k **l; i ' !.
.1 li 1 larpei. ^ II Si, j lii.
('nllimrhaai. W 11 Kr
.Inly i. In'.is.
1 literal \ ai e'-el w as very
W'e|| Mttelideti >at!li'd > Illlfilt.
( liai 1;e ^Iotire I leiiison caim
down - i' ir a\ ni^lit. and -pent
Sunday with relatives aud re-
!urued !«« .i e Momia. uiorniiiir.
I. M "Nl ;i ll :t H ot - >ut j
wit li I!. ( |- 11. j - t hrea-her |
this W . ei,
1'i' I \ handler ot near \N et ~ i
joined < ijit. It he i - \| ditai \
< >inpail\ :it \! I K || lie \ .
\ permitted }o 1« turn t< thi- earth.
provided b\ I uc|e San; for llicj
-oldicr- and - .iior- h* ha- a--em-
bh'd t.. iiL'lit the Spaniard-. All-1
ot her foreign i orre-pomh'iu ha- '
di-rovered that the American j
\ olunteei i- not much for -how . I
Indorsed by all merchants, bankers, and all classes of business inen because
it--rudents <|o I.usiues.- a- hiisiaess is done in business by bnying and sellii^c
iner< handise and transacting business in it> own miniature basiness world. It
i-the only bread wttinirur and fortune niakinp education known toman
Sjipejal bUiiness course for f2"imi This conrse is lietter than can b * had at
. -.iin*' other schools for $-">o «hi and • an l>e completed at a total cost of ♦."MMJO to
j i no. in< biding tuition. l« ard and b«K,k-. Thr' - months coarse in shorthand
' f.ip >::o ihi Thr—. aionths course in telegraphy Kailroail fare paid
where fnil ..uses ;ir, taken, iinr irradnate- j -t the liest positions . Itecanse
' thej nit w how to do what business want thai'. 'Dollars and Sense'*
-.Hi.- Kr«-e Address
R. H. HILL, Pres.. Waco, Texas.
i but ;- a born fighter, ami "will j
would scarce!\ rccogni/e them. | f„|iow |lis |lt.u,,~nanV to hell if
The people de-ire a I I It I a: VI I I > I - ! ordered to do
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the-, want it i Ml\Ml-i ftl.ii wiiii:
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expect it ion- iii I h i - matt-r: It-
-t n lent - are t.iiijtit not onl\ tin-
Tiiioin th - Kuglish lamruairc.
but e,jw tih it - ci: vi i •< ,, , t
M t' ii, ni< - i- taanht *v!t : an e \«•
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king-ridden pn--- of!
urope i- 'd.-winy with nrai-el
tla { uited State- -ohli- r ! Through Service Between Mc-
-ailor. rite motive- of the
eft!- l-i
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Kinnev and Jefferson
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over b\
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his tisht
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- conduct i-
and puz/.led
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ii - takinu lio.td > iii • !
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lohitt -ti'oii<:l\ urj:ed in
wat'-h • I lliVl-;.- ;ty j. ak, adopted.
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and i hat \nn .
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mipre—|oJ|
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Spain, and tin
when \n\eiicati-
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makinu lii-tor>
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to look like a
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a i- the instru-
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( < )\ Nl-'.t i n IXs-
W it h ! he 11. A; T. * at McKin-
h nm y: N1 K 1 . and Cotton
l' --it at I i l ee U\ die alld T. I.Y P.
•ll .lett'er-on.
I iii further in ormatioti .ippl\ tt>
\otii local aRcni oi aJJrcss,
I . *! \i\ord. lien. --iipt.
i. i liatham. «•. I . I'. \.
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SOLID TRAINS OF
WAGNER BUFFET SLEEPERS
AND
FREE RECLINING
KATY CHAIR CARS
TO
W. \ C.,1
oliief
Local Airent.
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1 Sie Metlio<hst p
meetiiiir >d W hite- < >r
i". i k i ti j \ i i 11
f M I. ,:a vii;i id-
-s ier,.
iiu | d
v Ithout
a! tuort
I I t" ? ilol || the -t i1 11
,.-on. II
I II I >av :-. .1
new-p iper
I
hheral pro-rata of -oldier- in lilt
K<litor of I >ail\ t 'ouriej-
McKinney Tex.
We <|t •sire to express oui -m i
j
fraternity of J cere thank- to the uood people of
houn. W ! I«i er,
S Hewaid. W II Williams.
gin > iic
month
I ben
ui
tnda\
• t facte,I
will be-
in thi^
11
1 ^ull'ia'i ' jfht
wa- no pra\er iueet.no
j Oates. Arthui Melt >n. 1- * a!- ram.
j man. .1 W < i^'ih ie. .John Hail. M {
H Sapp. K l| Uoa. ii. t \I lv« n-• biltlis on the Omaha Meeting-
sey, .1 I". Kain, I. i> \\ ooteu. \ l'
... . . . . I., ... i Hiager>. liiehitni W Iturrage. \\ 11 >n. Harnett <!ii b- ha-gt^eii
M, K.M.I.-V ha- r.:,..,ll.l.-,l with jM.-Kn.nry for < el- ,- \|. II II - 1-1 1;,.- ! O,.- XI.-,.-.... Ml..,.:,,* inl.-r-
j come and tender care extended to |or. \Y II Lew is..I P Hamilton. W ' \ iew on the result of tin- me. tinu
I ii* t:;.! urai |
a laborat .j-v ;
valueli --. Iii |
cut performs I
hi- o n expei iineiit- tfei tfiu-'
drink- . it full benefit-.
lii Hawthorne the student- not
earu- how to i:k \i> and S f
i o i man and ;
how to -fl \K ill
f'i-3 U.e
only
l-'i
mi- h hut ;d
niH n 't i^ ■'
Mr \r hut >111 ith and fa■.
of • r ilve-ton. are \ i-iting relal
m the city.
Mr-. Nil
l few
ilol t. n i.- re«
lax- nine—
\ el III:
m account of t h- i xvt:11 i
.! i xi ( k< xv .
li ,. tit i v. Prof llu Italian if llai
vard 1 iiixer-itx. hatelv added toj
our fae'dl;.. -peak- the pure-t ;
pieseut conflict. Seven of the j Whilewrigh|Sf
fraternity have enlisted as fol-
<('. Watson, Walter B.
gallant Soldier F Powell. Main e
I of t lie nal iolial cxecnt iv
bov>. Loving Fathers and Moth- layhu. < has < Pioxim*. > pjtee of the pcoph-
lows: i.. i . u aison. waiter n. ^ ,, .. ... 111,11 1-
Wilson. Clia-. Ledtlv," Will Mor-1 ers ^main y our everlasting deb-' :irr,> •'.vatt, I L ee- , ia. . une
Stan-ell. (' F
Prox iue, > 1
nuns it -
^c-tt, ( lay Mat k .li.. Arthur .\lor-
•fctt und l-aa< Binghaui. We are
doubtful if any other city the size
t. f McKinney cansln.ixv a- large a
- '.ntatioii from their new.—
re pres.
paper force but the members ui
the guild in McKinney knoxx how
to appreciate a chance to make
#i., pet nicnth and hoard at their
trade of usinsr the "shofitin"
stick.
B
II
Both xving- «.f the popuSi-i
ett, William Franklin.
tors, oorrowfully we have given i %. . . , . , 1 , 1 .1 . ,i
^ Mui ley. x\ A Law-on. .1 L \\ 11- party baxe agn-eil that there
them to oui country remembering ; !■ L ('ham-eiior. .' W Ma-j-had In 110 more fu-ion in national
the woes of war. lone \\ 1 ('ox. Flovd I) Perkins. ' politic- and 110 more belated < .>n-
A- thev follow their thm xx here 1- Ko-xdand. Lawretiee Pafford. veiition-. They h;tv. agreed that
duty calls we trust a loving fath- :in<! K K nutchin-on. .loim Eu-jin -trite and county affair- the
. . bank. local populi-t- can make such
er will lead them on the to vie- . . .
combination- a-thex p,* t>v m the
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L TREATMENT.
A.i
Ffijoician's Senicis it til
Cosic<and cf Our Readers.
torv. A victory through which
we shall pxociaiu. peace to a dow 111
trodden Nation. victory foi-
| lowed by peace xvlien all the sons ■
'of men shall dxvell togetlnr in
| love.
w. i. Tavi.« k and Wifk.
LIST OF LETTEHS.
\\hitcs tiruxc \\hittlin(j>.
Hex. Ball xx ill begin :i prof land-
ed meetim; at the grove Sunday.
(irandpa Stalcup and family
visited in tin- community one
day last xveek.
jU it • a nil ill Ix'1 ot t!'teiul-s lo-d
i-eiiitix es gat heretl at the home of
(1. W. Sperry Sunday, to help
him eat hi> forty ninth birthday
cake. Among those present xx-ere:
' 1 ut • rest of good local govern-
ment. This -iiould satisfy
every populi-t and put a -top to
bickerings.
"Let the dead ;i: t .u v its
Pari-ian French, tin* be-i ('a-!iii-
an >|>aui-h. as d ' ; 14 i. lot man
cut 1 x and accural el v.
Ihe teacher- of Hawthorne
P'< > •' ' bna- (-,,11,.^. are-raduit. -of Polvtech-
ni« College. Add-llan, llaixard
I niver-it x, ( iiicago. Bo-ton, New
York. Wa-hitiglon. and otlier
leading college- alld uilix er-it'e-.
Tills of it-e|f -lioald coin illce t he
doubting. F01 f nit he j inform.!
tit 111 .• it he 1 pax us a visit, 01 -end
for catalogue.
Aihlre-s.
I FxX\ TiUlKNK v'ol.l.KoK.
McKiniiev. 1'exa-.
The b«"i;;ti ut u.am crop- 111
leva- this year, with the promise
1 1 t idled State- ha- renewed
i au-e for eelebratimr the grant!
oi.l fourth. -;dice the overxvhelm -
tug VI to|x -.flier arin*. mei the
Spanish foi. -. on land and -ea.
1 he republican count
cominittee met In-re (o.t::'. and
set .liiix do for llu county coit-
x < iit e .11 and i ecoiueiided .Inly
a- the date for holding primaries.
1 ill crest i- increasim at exer
service at the tabernach.- meeting.
Several coti\ i i noil- are reported
ai;d fc uui-ii and -erinon- are
inteic-ting and m-pii ing.
(* ell. \N ilsoii. of Sherman, ha-
appointed Miss Leslie Pearson oi
this citx. to be 'i.i,so[- for tin
Queen ^ Grescent
J ' ROUTE
fflEWORLEANSiNORTH-tASTERNRJl :
;j ALABAMAiVlCKSBURG Rv
VlCKSBURG.SHREVEPORTtPACincRR |
> IA
SHRLVLPORT TO, , ,
NLW ORLLANS
to fftc
NORTH, EAST. NORTHEAST
< •••* th- !>•—t for y.<nr money S.-«*
that \ .;ir tick.-t reads >>v. r t!:r
ST. LOUIS,
CHICAGO,
KANSAS CITY
close connections
to all points
EASUORjmWEST.
First Class Meals
at our own
DINING STATIONS
H. & T. C.
R. R.
Double Daily Trains.
Queen $ dre^ceqt
1 ami ■-% .
x executive . .
Short ind Quick Line Between
North and South Texas.
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illl IMOK.MUImN t \ ii! it \TIUN O
T M Hunt T 1' A Dallas. Tesar
, H Smith P A. New Orleans
their fate. Not -o xx it It Brother
Sxvii'dh. Without a moment's
notice he «;is -uininoitetl into the
pic-em a of lii- Supreme tirand
Masti ,. it - po--ib'e that some
casualty max call us abruptly into
eternity. Then how important it
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Between HOUSTON and
IitMrER. via I nnis and Fort
Worth.
Bctwt.cn GALVESTON and
DENlsoft. via Houston A Dallas
Between GALVESTON and
St. LOUIS, via Houston, fcnals
and Paris.
Bvtween SAN ANTONIO and
KANSAS CITY. Via Hearne and
Eort Worth.
Is fat ted '0 Consult Him. Without CmL
,1. F. Nichols and wife, our M. K
Sunday -ehool Supt. and familv.
Remaining un'-l-iimed in ilexes. U. v' l ravei and
post office, at McKinney. Tex. !; Men flelT. We -tispec t the lat-
, , _ ; ter gentleman had otlmr nilm
Julx <, W, which, if unclaimed ..
The mo-i, common pent of disease, M
everybiKly knows, is the blood—for it
h g lieen proven that seventy-five per (Mu. 1, .11..1............... .. . . . .
cent, of all hunian aibm-nts are directly | oi'siiles cake.
traceable to an impure condition of the j in txvo weeks, xvill be sent to Our sinking class at the urovt
yltal fluid. Ttie medio&j profeaaion . js pro(rressiu" nicelv.
everywhere recognise that there can be j Dead Lettei ' 'Hire at \\ ashiiii^-
no health unless tho blood is absolutely 1 D C "
t. e«« . and tIn* mudsilier- iret to- °f K°°d eorn and cottoi>
get her for a great tight iu HHUt
011 the < Imnha platform. I be-
lieve that Butler and the fusion
the high prices ot cattle and the
general prosperity attending ag- j
riculture in the state, should en-
N. L. I,\. itixision of I . < . \ . at i-. that xxe -hould be ready
the reunion to be held on tlie *Jl-t. Out of this calamity, out of this
at Atlanta. <ia. .a,{ atHietion, out of this dark
, wuhseribe for The McKinney J-eivavement burst- our
' ' Dailv Courier, the best paper fot • ht szh-am td hope. We are
tin eriee in Texa*. vlatled to ! a**"™* ^ «" ' brother was pre-
ai^v adtitt
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Thv H. a T. C. Ueaches
UalvesUin. Hou-tou Brenhaiu, Austin
W iici.. Corsica 11a. Waxahachi , Fort
Worth. Dallas Piano. McKinney.
Shermau and Deuis4.11. and invew First
Class Service.
C. W BELN* M L ROB BINS.
i Trafllc Gen'l. Pass, and
Manngcr. Ticket Agent.
HOUSTON. TEXAS.
S. Ql ESESBl RY. Agemr,
'McKinney. Texas.
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A AA AAA AAAA AAAAl
' ▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼▼
:: 4-imfortant gateways4
for :>.*) cent- per mo. P111'1'
Black 1\i ks.
Athen-
They know, too, the difficulty o( sue*
eesefuliy treating blood diseases. It
requires a special study and skill which
the average physician nas not attained
ISJg£SUSoS: Do-k '
pany, Atlanta, (Teorgia,
proprietors of the cele-
brated blood remedy,
8. 8. 8., has a depart-
ment of medical consul-
tation, which is in
charge of a corps of
competent and skillful
physicians. They invite Lvan.-, h .1
every reader of this
paper who is afflicted
with any form of blood
| disease, to write them,
staling their case fully.
and givingaS symptoms. Everyone su?:
mm from Catarrh, Cancer, Kheuma-
ttam Serofola, Ecsema. Tetter, Cort-
m Blood Poison, Boils. Pimples,
'Bores,Chronic Ulcers, etc.,
fail to take advantage of
LAblKk.
Liza Brauuou, Tmuie
May, Lizzie
Rodger-, Lou Townsle, Sylvia
okxtlemf.n:
Arm-tn ng,A C Bartlett, (i K
Combee, W B I>anhaxvls, I>
(iovtie, .1 W
Miirington,,lin> Heffsteller, L.I
Hall, A (i Luna, A K
Mat 1 hews, John She I ton, A L
Smith; S M Tlnunas, Henry
Upehureh, S li Watts, II S
Williams Chas li
ISaii tiame.
populi-t- thouirht tluit the dem- able and entile i.xery man. xvo-
oerats were in earne- t t rx ! ui; n aud child to take a vacation.
,iu aiut tree -tl* er. I've known The great Trans-Mississippi K\-
goott men t<i l c buncoed and to position, now open at Omaha.
Iat a three-card nionte game ' offers the nu^i inviting opptutu-
becausc it had a . ic«u;e c," one tir mty possible for seeing in a short
the Saints mi the*4*keerds." The time the wonderful eit<Uof-the-
agreement makes all populists century exlooiiiou of the product
middle-!if-the-roatlers in national. x>f lurtn and field, of mine and
politics, ami leaves populists free forest, of land and ■>": , as xxcli as
instate and county affairs to do, everything worth seeing in the
what they think a free ballot and sciences. It is a srranti
a fair count, and other local re- *< nree f instruction and of
forms will do. in Nebraska the pleasure, it will demonstrate the j
populists hail to fuse with the greatness of the country in xvhlch |
democrats to get a look at the *'<'livt'-,tlul particularly of the
books, and found the treasury -'New West, ' in a comprehensive
.empty, although the republican ' > '' interesting way. it will in
hooks balanced and -hoxved nice «>1 | robability be the last chance
etterhed to ft. Eaeh ease win
dineaae is quickly ami perinaneiitly trured
1 elsous falling for letters on hjr Browns^Iron Bitters. Evny disease of
the blood, nerves and stomach, chronic or
tills list llltist "Advertised or otherwise, mccuinhs to Browns' Iron Bit-
ters. Known and used for nearly a quarter
they may fail to get them. of a eeutury, it Mam's tf>-.lay foremost aiiii'Ug
__ _ .. „ our in<«t valued remrtlitn. For sale fay
H. £. Smith, Poatmaster.
The Allen Wonders, of Allen,
and Hay's Rough Riders, of Piano
played a hotly contested game of
eleven innings at Ram bo's park
yesterday afternoon, resulting in
a score of 7 to H in fax :>r of the
Piano team. The playing xvas
pronounced the best that has "been
seen here this season. This is
the tirst of a series of three j ca-di on hand that xvas somexvhere in many years of i.tteuding .inv-
games, one of which will be pull-
ed off this afternoon and another
tomorrow. Fincgamesare prom-
ised, and good attendance is ex-
pected.
OIimwm* of tlie illu.ui tnu Sci 1 ....
No one nml sutler with m-urai^ia. This
for this gr«*at change
Long years ago he gave his heart
Mr. (1 reenbetrx Adams xxili ^t> tioti atid he has demonstrated
leaxe tomorrow for Louisville hJs faith iu (bid by acting and
Ky , v« nere he xvdl join his family. Jivittg uprightly before his fellow
to spend the remainder of the men. Fortune cast his lot among
summer, about the sparkling those who toil and the responsi-
-prings ami lofty mountain- of bilitie* of life bore heavily upon
him. yet he -hrank not from the
t;isk but met it bravely, battling
' agaiu-t adversity, supporting his
jfamilx ami meeting his obliga-
| tiou.s like the honest and honor-
able man he was. lie xvas a
ibout
ami
that state
tkimth 01 kcspuct.
Vu Thc\\. >\- V\ aniens a ad Brethren
of Parmertyillc Lodye
A. V. A. M.
: 2-Fast Traine-2' I
DAILY
For St. Louis, Chicago
and the EAST.
an dealers.
1 zealous Mason, a,, devout chris-1
■ turn, a faithful husband, a loving|!
We, your committee appointed father and an honest, patriotic
to draft suitable resolutions itizeii W e ttKutru hi> ios< anti .
touching the decease of Brother *♦ ''H> bereavetl family
XV. 1). Swindle, me..,liev „r -vn.i .O.y Wej -|'
. ... . -ure our si-tor City lodge IU Ar- <► Only Una Running
[lainesx ille. Arkansas, lodge A. that xve cured for his re- Caectiaaand toinnf >1
A. M., xv bo xvas killed by niain and his family as one of our
Suparb New Pullman V
Suffat Slcapara.
Naw Chair Cara.
else. In North Carolina the pop- tiling approaching su great an j lightning near Faruiersville on j own membeis and with tin
ttiisfs had on the other hand to exhibit Ion. The trip can be made the 10th day of May, LSUtf, and ; l,,ow {,IH lo,ts-
fuse xvith the republicans t* get a from Texas xvith but little cost
gotul ballot law, a low freight oyer the Great Rock island
rate ami a xx art house law. In Route, the only road from Texas
this country there are local dis- running to Omaha over its own
eases thai the national party can't rails. For folders, rates, etc.;
help cure, that can only be treat- address
et! by the exercise of state soyef- C'iias. B. Sloat,
elgnty. The settlement is wise. Ci. P. A., ('. R. I. & T. By.,
"If good faith is kept* the next
Fort Worth, Tex.
was buried by our lodge xvith the
* direct linb tc
Arizona,
Kc-olvcd. That our lodge be
usu,l Masonic honors and a hand- i I'T,"'1 <! «;
„ , , I bretu; en wear the usual badge for
some collection raised for the tv-.j thirty days That a copy of these
lief of his grief stricken family, j rt solutions and this expression of J A,,D CftllfOml®.
beg leave %i report as follow j; : <>ur respect for his memory be
While death rides upon even f rn« hed a,e family of deceased,
" Ins lodge in Arkansas and to the '
s m omqr g er,UY Xr, for ^.blioalion.
are warned oi the A. Jackson, J; s. T. De-t
While death ri<ic- upon every
storm and lurks
yet most of us
approach ia tiaie to co
Ijfej
y&ir
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Thompson, F. C. The Democrat. (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 23, Ed. 1 Thursday, July 7, 1898, newspaper, July 7, 1898; McKinney, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth192022/m1/3/: accessed May 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.