The Weekly Democrat-Gazette (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 27, 1907 Page: 3 of 12
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THB WEEKLY DEMOCRAT-GAZETTE, THURSDAY, JUNE IT, 1 07.
PAOE THREE.
When "Star*' comes your way
—catch it! You couldn't get
your hands on a better chew if
you searched the country over.
"Star" plugs are i'ull 16 o^
weight — and always have been.
"Star" quality is the highest—
and always has been. And
PLUG CHEWING TOBACCO
still costs you th'; same for the best chew made as it
always fias. "Star" is not only the best, but the
most economical plug you
can buy. The wholesome,
waxy leaf in "Star" is full-
bodied, sweet, juicy, yet
tender and elastic, and makes
a lasting chew, retaining its
substance until the last bit
of juice is chewed out cf it.
ij0,000,000 10c. ticca
toIJ annually.
In All Storos
CXVTTAGE HU.L.
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Chlldrens day exercises will be
held the f>th Sunday in this month
June oOth beginning at 2 o'clock.
Everybody come and bring some-
body with you.
Miss Geraldine Lisenby of Cham-
bliss, has been visiting her cousin,
Mr. Gladden, and family.
The protracted meeting at Cottage
Hill will begin on Saturday night
before the 1st Sunday in July. The
services will be conducted by Rev.
G| E. Murland, presiding elder nnd
am' will be assisted by Rev. S. T.
Francis of the Josephine circuit.
Rev. O. E. Marlin illlled his reK-
ular appointment at Cottage Hill
last Saturday night, Sunday and
Sunday night. To say we have a
Kood man, and a most excellent
preacher but mildly expresses the
truth. We are proud of him.
Congratulations are in order, an
Mrs. Powell and Mr. G. Fletcher
were married quite recently. They
both formerly lived in this commun-
ity.
F. F. Morril says he wishes he
had dug him a storm house 5 years
ago for there has been scarcely any
rain, and no wind since he has been
the proud poBsesor of a good storm
house.
Mrs. Franklin continues very low
She has been sick quite a while.
Glad to report Mrs. Longford bet-
ter. She has been real sick the past
week.
Cottage Hill, June 20.
YOUR SUMMER TRIP
Can Best be Made by using:
M. K. & T. RY
The Jamestown Exposition at
Norfolk, Va., is an attractive poln.
The rates are low and tickets are
routed, if desired, one way via New
York. It will pay you to write to-
day and secure our Jamestown Ex-
position booklet and leaflet of rates
and routes . Sent free on request.
Address
Gcncial Passenger cAgent,
Lfnz Building, Dallas, Texas,
DEATH OF MRS.
A. B. ALLRED
News was received hore today
of the death of Mrs. A. H. Allied at
her home eight miles weBt of to a 11,
after a two weeks siege of fever.
Mrs. Allred was about forty-five
ycaifc of age and was a native of
Mlsslsippi, but she and her husband
had been residents of this state and
county for the past twenty years,
they having resided for several years
preceding the present yetir, on ihe
Dick Allen farm near Melissa, and
preceding that had lived for* two
years on the H. L. Davis place north
of town. The present year they were
residing on the G. J. Barlow farm
eight miles west of town.
They have always been highly re-
spected and esteemed In every com-
munity in which they have lived
and the death of Mrs. Allred, who
was a most estimable lady, brings
sincere sorrow to many friends in
the county. She is survived by her
husband and six children. Shu was
a member of the Presbyterian
church, but as Dr. E. E. King of
this city has been for several years
a personal friend of the family, he
conducted the services that after-
noon. at. I o'clock, the Interment b -
Ing made at Walnut Grove cernetary.
No Others.
It is a class to Itself. It has no
rivals. It cures where others mere-
ly relieve. For aches, pains, stiff
joints, cuts, burns, bites, etc., It Is
the quickest and surest remedy ever
devised. We mean Hunt's Light-
ning Gil.
Notice of Phial Account.
The State of Texas.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of
Collin County—Greeting. Clem J.
Gallagher, administrator of 'he es-
tate of W. M. Colson, deceased, hav-
ing filed In our county court his Fi-
nal Account of the Estate of said VV.
•id. Colson, deceased, together wiin
an application to be discharged from
said administration,
You are hereby commanded, that
by publication of this Writ for twen-
ty days In a newspaper regularly
published In the County of Collin,
you give due notice to all persons
interested In the Account for Final
Settlement of said Estate, to file
their objections thereto, if any they
have, on or before the July term,
1907, of said County Court, com-
mencing and to be holden at thw
court house of said county, in the
city of McKinney, 011 the 2nd Mon-
day in July, A. D. 1907, when said
Account and Application will be
considered by said Court.
Witness L. A. Sears. Clerk of the
County Court of Collin County, Tex-
as.
Given under my hand and seal of
said Court, at my office, In the city
of McKinney, this 10th day of June
A. D. 1907.
L. A. SEARS,
Clerk of the County Court of Collin
County, Texas.
By G. E. Strother. Deputy.
A true copy I certify:
G. M. EUBANK,
Sheriff Collin County, Texas.
sa?
Why .suffer with
pain when I
BALLARD'S SNOW I
LINIMENT
WILL CURE
RHEUMATISM CUTS, OLD
SORES, SPRAINS, WOUNDS,
STIFF JOINTS, NEURALdlA,
SCALDS, ETZ.,
O. A. Friedel, Dallas, Tex.
writeH: "I use Ballard's Snow
Liniment for my family. It
is the best Liniment made.
It relieves burns and scalds.'
25c, 50c and $1.00
Ballard Snow Liniment Co.
# ST. IjOXJIB, MO.. t
Sold and Recommended by
SMJIH BROS.
SATURDAY.
Col. Bill Aston of Farmorevllle i)
in the city this evening.
Dr. Davis, Alma Wilson and Rev.
Kerb.v of Princeton are in the cltv
this evenftig.
t Hugh Graves of Melissa was in
town today. He says Melissa had a
fine rain last evening.
Tollie Cave of Eden, Texas, is vis-
iting bis many old friends In Collin
where he formerly lived.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester M. Smith
have returned to Cooper after a
visit to the hitter's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Straughan in McKinney.
Mrs. W. C. Zehnder of Houston,
accompanied by her two little sons,
Quinn and Frank, arrived today for
a visit to her sister, Mrs. S. G.
Scott.
Cancer Can Ik' Cured.
Mrs. Clint Thompson, accompa-
nied by her little son Wofford, left
this afternoon for a visit to her par-
enst. Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Wofford at
Sterrett, I. T.
Hon. G. C. Mulkey, wife and chil-
dren of Commerce were In the city
today enroute to visit Mrs. Mulkwy's
father, "Uncle" Jesse Orendorff,
north of the city.
Mrs. E. L. Burton with her three
little boys, Edwin, Grover and Duer,
went to Bells this afternoon to visit
at the home of her father-ln-Uiw,
Dr. E. L. Burton, Sr.
Among other blessings of the
twentieth century must be included
—Cancer cured without knife or
any poisonous chemicals. 1 also
treat and cure all fever sores or
long standing ulcers. Treatment
mild', cure permanent, twenty years'
experience. Call or write me.—M.
V. Mayfield, McKinney, Texus,
Shan blovk, east side square.
Mrs. C. L. Moore has returned to
her home at Celeste after a visit *n
her son. H. E. G. Furr, and family,
in McKinney. She formerly lived
! near Weston where she 'still owns
! farming interests.
Mr. and Mrs. S. I'. Coffey have re-
' turner from a visit to relatives at
j Aniarlllo and other points in West
I Texas and New Mexico. They re-
| port splendid rains falling in that
country when they left.
VI N ELAND.
Summers Cool
The most delightful season to visit
MEXICO
|N 53 to 64 degrees Fahrenheit (Gov eminent Record) Is the aver-
age temperature at
CITY OF MEXICO
' I. & C. N. R. R.
THE LAREDO ROUTE
Announces three popular excursions at One-Half Rates. Stop-
Over Privileges.
Selling April 25th to May 18th. Return limit July 31st.
Selling June 8th to June 15th. Return limit August 31st.
Selling June 20th to July 12th. Return limit Sept. 15th.
Figure on this for your vacation trip
A most attractive nnd Inexpensive outing, embracing many points
of groat historic Interest and see nlc grandeur. No other Ilk© it.
gee I .& O. N. agents or write D. J. PRICE. O. P. & T. A., or
GEO. D. HUNTER, A. G. P. & T. A., Palestine, Texaa.
Miss Minnie Lewis has returned
home after attending the opening
exercises at the Texas Christian Un-
iversity of Waco.
Miss Bessye Talklngton of Mc-
Kinney, visited relatives here Sat-
urday and Sunday..
Miss Lula Ward was the guest of
j Miss Ethel'Rucker of Melissa last
j week.
.1. B. Burgess and son who have
j been visiting his daughter, Mrs.
I Walter Horn, have returned lo their
I home In Omaha, Neb.
Misses Nettle and Mary Barrens
are sick with the measles.
Clark Williams of Dallas, is visit-
ing Miss Minnie Lewis for several
j days.
Quite a Rood many young people
from here attended children's day
at Walnut Grove Sunday.
Miss Kate Neely who has been
visiting friends In McKinney for
some time,has returned home.
Ylneland, June 20.
II. R. Childress of Roland left to-
day for Faxon, Ok., in response to
a message announcing the serious
illness of Ills father, Win. Childress,
at that place. He was accompanied
by his little daughter, Myra May.
Mabel, the little nine-yenr-oUl
I dumb child of Mrs. Clara Standlfer
| of this city, is at home to spend the
| summer vacation. She has been fo.
i two years an inmate of the State
i Deaf and Dumb school at Austin.
Miss Lou Faulkner of Bowie, who
! has been visiting her sister. Mrs.
Tom W. Perkins, for several days,
j left today to resume her visit to rel-
atives and friends at her old home in
Wylle, before returning to Bowie.
She was accompanied by her niece,
Marie Perkins, who will visit In Wy
lie for a few days.
Read All of This.
Those suffering from Kidney or
Stomach troubles, chills, fevers,
Impure blood, rheumatism, female
troubles, headaches, nervousness—
In fact almost any ailment—will
find sure relief by taking Dr. Gunn's
Antiseptic. No experiment, it has
been sold and guaranteed here for
about five years. Pleasant as lem-
onade. For sale by Mate Barnett,
Douglas Goostree, McKinney Broa.
and John Blankenshlp. Try a bot-
tle. J8-fltd 4tw
J. H. Burchett ef Stiff's Chapel
was In town today. He was in the
hall belt In the storm May 30. He
had 30 acres of onions, 40 acres of
corn and 50 acres of cotton to be
ruined. He also had 10 acres of oats
Just, beaded out nicely which was
mowed by the hailstones just as
smoothly as if a mowing blade had
been used.
After spending a day and night
in McKinney Congressman C. H.
Randell went over to Greeuvllle yes-
terday and heard William Jennlngi
Bryan deliver the opening nnmber
of the Chautauqua of that city. Con
gressmnn Randell enjoys the perron-
al friendship of Mr. Brynn and has
had the honor of being host of the
great Nebraskan In his Sherman
home. Mr. Randell was given a seat
on the platform by the side of Mr.
Bryan.
i A Bale of Cotton to the Acre in West Texas
The farmer in West Texas is not satisfied with half a bale of cotton
to the acre—some are grooving a bale to the acre on land that cost them
M0. They will continue to raise big crops because the land is not worn out.
WouWn I mi r*t!wr hnve- I (XX) • re in Wnl Trxai than 100 where you mrr if t!*- land i ju«l * good?
V* out in't tan ralh«-r have a wh<4«* section in Weil Teaai, without a mortgage, than 60 a tie* eUe-
whrre with a heavy mortgage)
Wouldn't tHi rather own a (arm in \Vc«t Texas, than i* y the cc*t of one each year for rent in Ala-
bama, MiMuuppi or ei*r where?
Wouldn't ikm raih^r your hoy* own a Ug farm in Wetl Texas, lhan to hav« thri May on your
•maU farm :n Kentucky of ciaewiierc}
If you wnuld like to know more ahout We*t Teiat. a*nd for a fr**e copy of our Writ Tr*a« book. Also tell ui
what you W '.ild wanl if you moved Jo West I eta*. We will hc-lp you hnd the very plare. The Texas and
Pacific Wail way trnyarves roost fertile sections of '1 exas, and we can place you in touch with perfectly reliable
n. *n who have giNxi Litd for Mile.
E. P. TURNER. Gen. Past. Aft., Dalits. Texas
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IF NOT
WILL YOU BE AMONG THEM?
WHY NOT?
NOW'S THE TIME TO PLAN!
TALK IT OVER WITH YOUR FRIENDS!
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Two Through Trains Each Way Daily
Between iNorth and Souh Texas
Four Trains Each'Way Daily Between Dallas
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Pu Iman Sleeper Service between Houston and
Fort Worth
Galveston, Houston, Dallas and Denison.
Strictly Up-to-date Equipment
Service Unexcelled.
For information relative to rates, connections, etc., ticket agt,
or address
C. K. DUN LAP, M. L. ROBBIN8,
Traffic Manager, Gen'l. Pass. A«ent.
Houston, Texas.
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.Mrs. R. N. Hefts of Frederick, Ok-
lahoma has arrived for a visit to
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S
Curts.
Painting for
Profit
No one will question tlif superior
appearance of well-painted property.
The question that the property-owner
asks is: "Is the appearance worth
the cost?"
Poor paint is for temporary appear-
ance only.
Collier or Southern
Pure White Lead
Paint Is for lasting appearance and
for protection. It saves repairs ami
replacements costing many times the
paint investment.
The Dutch I toy trade mark Is found
only on kegs containing Pure White
Lead made by
the Old Dutch
Process, j
SENDFOR
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"A Talk on Paint."
■Itm lo hlo Infor-
mation on the paint
ralijwt. Hant traa
upon requoat.
All lead |mcM in
tmn brnrt thli m<irk.
NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY
Clark Av«. and 10th St.. St. Loula, Mo.
For safe by all dealer*.
JAP-A-LAC
REJUVENATES
Perhaps you don't know we
sell .1A I'-A-I.AC, the great
rojuvenator of floors, furniture,
and all woo«len and metal things
around the house -the kind that
eoines iii thirteen colors and has
a hundred uses.
Yes, we sell JAP-A-LAC—
sell a lot of it, too. Everybody
wants it.
And we sell many other house-
hold necessities our stock iH
complete and up-to-date in every
way, and our prices suit pockets
of different depths.
Drop in and let us tell you
what JAP-A-LAC is aud what
it does. 75c buys a <|uart can.
RHEA & SCOTT
McKinney, Tex.
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Perkins, Tom W. & Wilson, Walter B. The Weekly Democrat-Gazette (McKinney, Tex.), Vol. 24, No. 20, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 27, 1907, newspaper, June 27, 1907; McKinney, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth292000/m1/3/: accessed May 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Collin County Genealogical Society.