The Democrat. (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 7, 1904 Page: 4 of 8
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Noises
In the earn (bow dleegreeable they are!)
become chronic and eune much un-
eeeintoon and even temporary detract ion
They are signs of catarrh; other signs
am dropping in the throat, nana!
sounds of the voice, impaired taste,
smell and hearing.
Catarrh is a constitutional disease,
originating in impure blood, and re-
quires a constitutional remedy.
MI raftered from catarrh in tlie head and
Iocs of appetite and sleep. My blood was
thin and I felt had all orer tuost ol the
time. I divided to try Hood's HaraapaHlla
and now hare no symptoms of catarrh,
nave a good appetite, and sleep well. I
heartily recommend Hood's Sarsaparllla to
all my friends." R. Loan, California Junc-
tion, Iowa.
Hood's Sarsaparllla
Cans catarrh of the nose, throat,
bowels 4c., removes all its effects, and
builds up (be whole system.
THE DEMOCRAT
PUBLISHED BY
McKlnney Printing Company
P. C. Thompson, editor.
OPPOSITE MASONIC TKMPLK.
SUBSCRIPTION KATES:
One Copy One Tear. : II 00
THURSDAY, .IAN, 7, 1904
Reform now.
Write it "1904."
Let no opportunity slip by
this year.
von
Forsake that jug and thus bring
back the joy to the members of
jour family.
The discipline of the home of-
ten makes a mau firm while with-
out it befalls.
class of *84 tnd spent several
years teaching ia the schools 1
Grayson county. He was princi-
pal of the Ward school at Dallas
and later superintendent of
school* at Whitesboro. He was
made a member of the State Text-
book Commission at it* first sit
ting in 1897. He read law at home
and panned an exceptionally tine
examination in 1894. but did not
begiu the practice of law until
1897, since which time he has
been enguged in the practice of
his profession, and is now a
member of the law Him of Gallo-
way A Junes. In 1901 be wasap
pointed Judge of the City Court
of Sherman and is serving his
third term. Mr. Jones lived in
McKinney several year* ago and
was connected with the Examiner
The Examiner of Thursday an
y
nouuees the dissolution of the
printing firm of Thompson &
Erwin. W. M. Erwin with-
draws from the firm, while Clint
Thompson becomes owrnr and
manager of the business. Mr.
Thompson has been engaged in
the newspaper business in Mc-
Kinney for nearly a quarter of a
century during which time he ha-
established an enviable reputation
as a business man, able and con-
scientious in editorial works—
genial and warm hearted on so-
cial intercourse. The Examiner
is in safe hands under his manage-
ment. For the retiring member,
W.M. Erwin, we can only ex-
press words of commendation.
His newspaper work in McKin-
ney has been marked with ability
untiring energy and professional
honor. IIis life spent in McKin-
ney and Collin county is charac-
terized with integrity and true
devotion to the right. lie will
engage in the newspaper business
at Pauli Valley, I. T., where he
and his most estimable family
will live in the future. We
leartily wish for them prosperity
in their new abode*
After a recess of more than
two weeks the United States Sen-
ate resumed business today,
Frame that New Year's resolu-
tion with an iion will and then it
may not be so easily broken.
It is said a wire fence at the
edge of a precipice better than
a magnificent hospital at the bot-
tom.
Your poll tax must be paid
during the month of January or
else you will nof; bp allowed to
V°te, ____
The New England States are
. emerging from the worst blizxard
since 1898. In nortberu Maine
•the teei wUry W! 88 'ow a8 35 de-
grees below aeroi
■ 1 11 II - liBY —
Gen. James Longstreet is dead
at his home at Gainesville, Ga.
His death leaves only one other
lieutenant general of the Confed-
ercy. Gen. J. B. Gordan, living.
The only way to be happy witn
men is to open your souls to faith
and trust and good will. Believe
in somebody, trust Bombody, love
somebody with the large affection
which covers faults with beauti-
ful trellis-work, and brings out
into the light all virtues and good
points. Do that and see how it
will warm your heart and set it
thrilling with the resonances of
good cheer. Come out of your
selfish shell, and see in others as
good qualities as you seem to
yourself to have, and learn how
much they can add to your stores
of fcpod feeling.—H§V. H. R. Har-
ris.
The Dallas News Friday con-
tains an industrial report that
shows almost unprecedented
prosperity for Texas. This re*
port is made up from its com-
plete list of correspondents cov-
ering the entire section of the
state,
It is tiuly said* "Thre is some-
thing radically wrong in our so-
cial and economic condition when
the employer becomes suddenly
rich, while the toiler, with the ut-
most thrift and economy, c4n
scarcely keep the wolf from the
door."
T. W. Taliaferro of Dallas was
in the Iroquois theatre in Chicago
when it burned last Wednesday.
Mr. Taliaferro attribute? his
escape without injury to the fact
that he did not enter the theater
until after the performance had
commenced, and was therefore
compelled to take oue of the
seats near the ally exit. Mr.
Taliaferro's account of the horri
ble scene is given in today's Dal-
las Newa.
Ex-Gov. J. S. Hogg favors the
ratification of the Panama treaty
because the South wants the Pan-
ama caual. He does not believe
in throwing away the canal just
because we do not endorse Presi-
dent Roosevelt's method of got-
ting it.
S. H. (Pat) Graham was here
Tuesday on business. He will be
in the raco for county treasurer,
which his friends will be glad to
know. He is a fine fellow and
bas already been tried and found
qualified, and worthy of the con-
fidence of the people.—Farmers-
ville Times.
Hon. Bon L. Jones, the new
Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial
District, took his « at today, lie
is a native of Gray Hon county and
whs born at. Collinsville, March
18. 18152. lit* 1- the son of Wil-
liam Jones, a Metbodi-t clergy-
man, a native of Randolph coun-
ty, Ark , who served bis church
lor many years as a missionary in
Indian Territory, Willing to Texa*
before the civil war. His mother
was Miss Lenetta Holcombe, and
she, too, was a native of Ran-
dolph eouuty, Ark. Their mat-
riage, however, took place in Red
River county, Tex. Judge Jones
i from the State Normal
I at Huntsville, Tex , in the
Collin county begins the new
year under the most auspicious
circumstances. The receding year
Kcured into her lap a general crop
arvest far above the average,
which has been marketed at good
E rices. The people's condition is
etter than for years as is shown
by the bank deposits of the coun-
ty. It is to be hoped that health,
prosperity and happiness, accom-
panied by a fraternal feeling will
prevail throughout 1904.
League Reception.
The League of the Methodist
Church will give a reception at
the parsonage Friday night. All
invited.
Coughing
" I was given up
quick consumption.
to die with
I then began
To use Ayer's" Cherry Pectoral. I
improved at once and am now in
pcrfect health."—Chas. E. Hart-
1 man, Gibbstown, N. Y.
It's too risky, playing
with your cough.
The first thing you
know it will be down
deep in your lungs and
the play will be over. Be-
gin early with Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral and stop
the cough.
Ttow *1m* : lie, Mt., II. All dratfM*.
asmt; tsr .mmc jg&
DIG! COURT H
Third Session of the Fifty-Ninth
Judicial District.
.11
Non-Jury Docket Will Be Taken
Up First—Mate Docket Set
to Begin Feb. 8th,
Assignment of the doeket, of
the District Court of Collin coun-
ty, Texas, for term beginning
January II, 1904.
Non. Jury Docket.
Monday, Jan 11, 1904
4732 George E Seay vs Cassie K
Seay.
5073 James M Peters vs Dan
Tbomas.
5095 W C Bovender vs R L Brown
5156 Chas Connelly vs J M Park-
bill et al.
5188 S H Cole, Guardian et al vs
R D Erwin et al.
5198 Wm Whitfield vs RS Pardue
5222 M F Thurman vs Robert C
Cairnes.
5245 G W Dikes vs S II Abbott
el al.
5258 J M Collier vs H B Carlisle
et al.
5290 J H Jones et al vs Mrs Mat-
tie Basdou et al.
Tuesday, Jan. 12, 1904
5304 Collin Nat Bank of McKin-
ney vs Bois d' Arc Pin Co
et al.
5317 J T Cave vs W T Cave.
5340 American Hosiery Co vs
Glenn Stiff, Garnishee.
5350 W N Rich et al vs A Gut hrie
5305 R L Staggs vs Sarah Slaggs
5374 J T Murphy vs Texas Home
Mutual Ins Co.
5375 N ,1 Scott et al vs Jack Sto-
vall et al
5375a J H Miller vs Est of J S &
Lillie Graves.
5376 W H Adams vs Est of J M
Fleming, Dec'd.
5377 Wm Cooper et al vs R II
Hlllery et al.
5308 Mattie Dudley vs George
Dudley.
5404 W B Rievee vs M A Ricves.
5405 Ethel Foster vs Johu Splawn
Jr.
5419 M J Cannady vs R II Cau-
nad y ^
5425 S Weinman vs Geo O'Neal.
5426 A M Wilson vs Allen Branch
et al.
5430 Fredric P Olcott vs G D
Ticknor et al.
Wkdnksday, Jan 13, 1904
5432 J T Stark & Co vs McRey-
nolds & Co.
5433 J T Stark & Co vs San An-
tonio Bank, Garnishee.
5434 D C Efird as next friend of
John G Efirtl vs J K Wilson.
5436 J T Stark & Co vs Planters
Nat'l Bank, Garnishee.
4437 O J Stroup vs W H Vance
et al.
5444 W T Jordan vs Mary J Jor-
dan
5445 J L Doggett. Trustee vs Bet-
tie Y Portman et al.
5450 Lillie Wells vs Sam Wells.
5451 Geneva Kerr vs Y W Kerr.
5452 Connor Bro's vs G H Rodger-
ot al,
5457 John Burns vs W J Mc
Bride.
5559 James M Huffman vs Jim
Huffman et al.
5471 Chas F Orthweins Sons vs
J J Russell & Co.
5462 T M Boone vs Elizabeth
Boone.
5464 Geo W Kennedy vs St Louis
S W Ry Co of Texas.
5465 Ftre Assn of Philadelphia vs
St Louis S W Ry Co of Texas.
5468 Chas F Orthwein's Sous vs
Harrison ffi Co.
Thursday, Jan 14th, 1904
5470 Chas F Orthweins & Sons vs
J F Dickerson & Co.
5472 Sam Harrington vs Western
Union Te! Co.
5473 C C Harrington vs Western
Union Tel Co.
5474 John H Harrington vs West
ern Tel Co.
5885 J W Dooley et al vs Scott
Mitchell et al.
5486 R R Hagins by next friend
vs II & T C R R Co.
5490 Chas F Orthweins Sons vs J
T Stat k & Co.
5497 Eli/.a Redwino et al vs C L
M cHone.
5500 Martha Baldwin vs Wm
Joshua Baldwin.
5506 Lulu M Shut Icy vs T E Ball.
5514 H L Graham vs ,1 W Pef-
ford et al.
5525 W R Rogers vs .1 C Connor.
5529 R L'Jackson vs M C Baker.
5530 J Y Osborn vs H & T C R R
Co.
5535 Ni'llie Steele et al vs M P
Kelley et al.
5636 Emily U Maloue vs Yanco
Malone.
5537 J L Farmer vs St Louis
Santa Fe Ry et al.
5538 H Adamsou vs F M
lass et al.
Fbiday, Jam 15th, 1904.
5589 J E Watkins vs B J Clifton
DO TOU GET UP
WITH A LAME BACK ?
Kidney Trouble Mates Yon Miserable.
Almost everybody who reads the
papers la aure to know of the wot
II I| I, curea made by Dr.
' l'1 Kilmer's Swamp-Root,
the rreat kidney, liver
and bladder remedy.
It is the great medi-
cal triumph of the nine-
teenth century; dis-
covered after years of
scientific reaearch by
Dr. Kilmer, the emi-
nent kidney and blad-
der specialist, and is
wonderfully successful In pror ptly curing
lame back, kidney, bladder, t <c acid trou-
bles and Bright's Disease, wh ih is the worst
!•— of kidney trouble.
or. Kilmer s Swamp-Root is not rec-
ommended for everything but If you have kid-
ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found
Just the remedy you need. It has been tested
In so many ways, In hospital work, In private
practice, amonf the helpless too poor to pur-
chase relief and has proved so successful in
every case that a special arrangement hss
been made by which all readers of this paper
who have not already tried it, may have a
sample bottle sent free by mail,*a!so a book
telling more about Swamp-Root and how to
find out if you have kidney or bladder trouble.
When writing mention reading this generous
offer in this paper and
send your address to
Dr. Kilmer & Co., Bing-
hamton, N. Y. The
regular fifty cent and Homoofs^anp-itoaL
dollar sizes are sold by all good druggists.
Don't make any mistake, bnt re-
member the name Swamp Root, Dr.
Kilmer's Swamp Root, and, the ad-
dress, Binghamton, N, Y.. on every
bottle.
Doug-
et al
5540 Jesse Langston vs L J Lang-
ston.
5538 Estate of Minerva Hedge de-
ceased.
5560 John W Rowland vs W P
A hern at hv et al.
5563 Alvin Stinnett vs Lee Stin-
nett.
5567 Mary Bland vs Henry Bland.
5568 M L Williams vd J A Gar-
rison et al.
5569 Heard & Pierce vs John D
Kimbrough.
5570 Joseph A Morton et al vs W
A Holder.
5578 W B Newsome vs John Ii
Smith.
5579 Kate Hawkins vs Mote
Hawkins.
5581 Boren & Stewait vs J W
Cox.
5582 Hat.tie Welborn vs Albert
Welborn.
5586 E J Hensley vs M C Hens-
ley.
5589 1 RLovell vs W G Ditzler.
5590 The First Nat Bank of ( eli-
na vs W M Baker.
5591 J R Gough vs R d River.
Texas & ks W Rv Co.
5596 Geo W Bowman et al ys
Chas E Saigling et al.
5599 E A Mincbew vs Sol Golden.
Saturday, Jan. 16, 1904.
5600 George Weatherali vs St
Louis S W Ry Co.
5602 Hatiie J McCalman vs B C
Reynolds.
5610 Fannie Nelson et al vs Mary
Clift et al.
5611 R T Seay vs L H Black et al.
5617 The City of Piano vs H & T
C R R Co.
5619 Sallie Woods vsSitti Woods.
5621 R II Crawford vs Zella
Crawford et al.
5626 W G Biinson vs Eli Hogge.
5629 Jesse Bryant et al vs E P
I) iwning et al.
5630 Clarence Pool, by next fi iend
vs American Express Co
5634 Patty Joiner & Eubank Co
vs Mrs I B Dowel I et al.
5635 M L Fouche vs 13 M Wells.
5637 W L Nelson vs John Brown
ot al.
5639 Black Land Townsite Co vs
John Hill et al.
5175 Rosa Thompson vs Jim
Thompson.
All uncontested divorce cases
set for Wednesday, January 13th,
1904.
Jury Docket Set for Jan. ift, I904.
Monday, Jan. 18, 1904.
5035 John Tombs vs M L
Latham.
5185 W C Saterwhite vs Woody
Young.
5328 Est of Elizabeth Bryant vs
T B Wilson, Admr.
5331 Annie Bryant vs.) II Bryant.
5860 E W K rkpairick vs W M
Bowman.
Tuksday, Jan. 19, 1904.
4703 N B Ledgerwood vs Alexan-
der Elliott.
4985 T R Rcser vs American Cot-
ton Co et al.
5048 Mary J Fitzhugh vsJ T Bar-
ber et al.
Wkdnksday, Jan. 20. 1904.
5097 S B Phillips vs Western
Union Telegraph Co,
5152 R B Carr vs Steve 11 ill is
et al.
5155 A H Burns, Sr, vs D L Hor-
ton et al.
Thursday, Jan. 21, 1904
5182 Alice Colo vs J W Pafford
et al.
52)6 C W N Hopkins vs Charlie
Roemellee.
5248 A M Wilson vs J R Moore.
Friday, Jam. 22, 1904.
5257 H E Smith vs M H Byrne.
5262 Mrs L H Field vs Mattie
Field et al.
Saturday, Jam. 23,1904.
5269 Dudley Rountree et al vs
E S Croker et al.
5299 Amanda F Donnell et al vs
Rufus Graves et si,.
Monday, Jan. 25, 1904.
5330 The First Nat'l Bank of Mc-
Kinney vs E Dreeben et al.
5343 Robert Jackson v W M
Bowman ot al.
5344 Robert Jackson vs T B Wil-
eon.
Tuksday, Jan. 26, 1904.
5369 Will Dudley vs St Louis 8
W Ry Co
5395 J T Crawford vs North Tex-
as Construction Co.
5414 Ola Hutching vs St Louis S
\\ Rv Co of Texas.
Wednesday, Jan. 27, 1904.
5441 Lucetta Beard vs H & T C
R Ii Co.
5446 J J Russell & Co vs St Louis
S W Rv Co of Texas.
5455 G C Hardin vs S W Tele-
graph and Telephone Co.
Thursday jan 28th, 1904.
5460 D E South wick vs St Louis
S W Ry Co of Texas.
5475 Minnie Lee Puokett vs W C
Puckett.
Friday, Jan 29th, 1904.
5477 Trannie Abrams vs M K & T
Rv Co.
5482 J T R Jouettvs DA Duncan^
Saturday Jan 30th, 1904.
5501 S H Abbott vs S D Ford.
5531 H N N Haddock vs M K & T
Ry Co.
Monday Feb 1st, 1904
.IF Schuttee vs H & T C R R Co.
5555 John M. Martin vs Pheenix
Ins Co & Jno D Page.
5583 II Suhr vs H & T C R R Co.
5587 Ira Thompson vs St Louis S
W Ry Co of Texas.
Tuesday Feb 2nd, 1904.
5588 William Baldwin vs St Louis
S W Ry Co of Texas.
State Docket
Set Monday Feb 8th, 1904.
2424 The Stale of Texas vs John
T Shumate.
6070 The State of Texas vs Manly
Beard.
6072 The State of Texas vs Manly
Board
Tuesday Feb 9th, 1904.
6084 The State of Texas vs J W
Perry.
6356 The State of Texas vs J R
Vinsant.
Wednesday Feb IOtii, 1904.
6449 The State of Texas vs John
F Good son.
6450 The State of Texas vs T E
Ball.
6553 The State of Texas vs D A
Tate.
Thursday Feb 11th, 1904.
6558 The State of Texa* vs Fred
R Wilson.
6584 The State of Texas vs Mike
O'Marrow.
6590 The State of Texas vs Oscar
Love.
Friday Feb 12tii, 1904.
6624 I he State of Texas vs Tom
W
6626 The State of Texas vs How-
ard Strickland.
6628 The State of Texas vs E
Jones.
Saturday, Feb. 13, 1904.
6630. The State of Texas vs J W
Hale.
6646 The Slate of Texas vs John
F Goodson.
Monday, Feb 15, 1904
6324 The State of Texas vs T J
Campbell.
6342 The State of Texas vs T J
Campbell.
Tuesday, Feb 16, 1904
6647 The State of Texas vs J W
Hale.
6650 The State of Texae va Will
Stuhblefield.
Wednhsday, Feb 17, 1904.
6652 The State of Texas vs Gar-
ner Newman.
Respectfully submitted.
W. T. Cox, Clerk,
District Court Collin Co., Tex.
CASTOR IA
For Infanta and Children.
The Kind iff# Have Always Bought
Bears the
Signature of
Poll Tax Receipts.
THE PRESIDENT
Of the City Council, Wilkes-
barre, Pa., Cured of
Rheumatism.
Col. Wm. J. Harvey, a president of
Wllkesbarre's city council, who will long
be remembered for his great work for the- i
city, was once a mere physical wrack,
torn In every muscle and nerve from the
frightful pains caused by rheumatism.
He consulted the best physicians, went
abroad, took mud baths, and almost
svery known treatment for the disease.
A friend had had a very similar experience
and Dr. Dsvid Kennedy's Favorite Rem-
edy had cured him, so he recommended'
this great kidney medicine to Col. Harvey
end he it today a well man, hale and
hearty. He writes straight to the point:
DR. DavidIKbnnedy,
Dear Sir:—This to certify that I
was permanently cured of rheums*
tism by the use of Dr. David Ken.
nedy's Favorite Remedy.
WM. J. HARVEY.
Rheumatism Is but another name for
arte acid poisoning which is caused pri
by diseased kidneys. Cure you.
s and the rheumatism disappears. }
For all diseases of the kidneys, liver, I
marlly
bladder and blood, rheumatism, dyspep-
sia and chronic constipation, as well as
sicknesses peculiar to women, Dr. David
Kennedy's Favorite Remedy is unques*
tlonably the greatest medicine known to
the medical profession.
It Isjor sale by^ all druggists In the
a the
Mmw SO Cent lira ana the regular
f 1.00 size bottles—less than a cent a dose.
SsmfU bottlt-tnougk for trial, fr*t by mail.
Br. Strld Itiilij Corporal lo*, BoWlit, R. f.
——————— . ■ 11 1 11 mmmmmamurn •
Dr. DmII Keaaodr's Rom Jtlljr radical (art
CaUrrk, Uay I'aiw ftad Cold U U«td. *«.'
Filed by T. L. McMullen of This
City.
Assets Exceed Liabilities by $8500
Garnett & Smith
Attorneys.
T. 1j. McMullen who for sever-
al years has been . conducting a
grocery business near the Post-
otHee, has filed a petition in bank-
ruptcy through his attorneys,
Garnett & Smith.
Mr Garnett went up to Sher-
man List Monday to tile the pa-
pers in the Federal court, of
which Judge F. B. Dillard is the
referee.
The liabilities are $3500, with
nominal assets amounting to
$12000, as follows:
Merchandise $ 1400
Notes 3100
Accounts 1600
Exempt proporty 2500
Other property 3400
$12,000-
The many friends of >lr. Mc-
Mullen sympathize with him in
his financial adverses.
Attorney M H Garnett return-
ed Monday from Sherman where
he went to file the petition in
bankruptcy for T L McMullen.
John R Brown was appointed re-
ceiver, until the first creditors'
meeting which will be held Jan.
15, when a trustee will be ap-
pointed. Mr Brown will proceed
to dinpose of all perishable mer-
chandise belonging to the stock.
County News.
Tax Collector RVan Brown re-
ports 230 poll taxes paid yester-
day, tho greatest number yet paid
in one day. Collin county is
ahead thus far in the payment of
poll taxes.
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Appointed Deputies.
Tax Assessor S. 11. Graham has
appointed the following deputies
to aid him in assessing taxes for
the year: A. J. Osborn, Precinot
No. 3; W. T. Carrutb, Precinct
No. 4; M. E. Mallone, Precinot
No. 6.
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RHYMER
Rhymer, Dec. 29.—We are hav-
ing some fine weather at present.
Cotton picking is a thing of
tho pa*t 111 these parts.
Our merchant, W N Arrington
has rcturmd from a business
taip to Sherman.
J L Arrington marketed cotton
today in the county hub.
Our school is bow in,progress
after the holiday vacation.
A crowd of young folks from
this piace, attended singing at
Chambliss Sunday night.
Victor Ferguson of Moore's gin
community was visiting hero this
week. ^
Peter Ciiyer and family have-
moved to Grayson county. We
are f«orry to lose them from our
midst.
Beit Brinlee attended tho big
Xiiirts dinner at L F Roper's.
Morgan Roper and Mi-s Maiy
Creswell surprised their niany^
friends by driving to the homfiPor'
lit I lie Davis and having t he nup-
tial knot tied by Rev. Geo Air-
heart last Sunday evening.
Jim Mulder of Blue Ridgo con-
tinues to make his weekly visits
at Rhymer.
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Thompson, F. C. The Democrat. (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 49, Ed. 1 Thursday, January 7, 1904, newspaper, January 7, 1904; McKinney, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth192206/m1/4/: accessed April 30, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.