Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 101, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 13, 1908 Page: 3 of 4
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I News of the Day.
Mayor James B. Baker of Waco was
re-elected Tuesday by a majority of
almost two to one.
Nearly fifty women suffragists who
made a raid on the English house of
commons were arraigned in pplice
vourt lodav and sentenced to a fine or
one month's imprisonment All lint
two of the women preferred jail rather
than to pay the fine.
were received by the venerable author
from friends and admirers in all parts
of the world and he was Congratulat-
ed in person by a distinguished depu-
tation appointed by the English Socie-
ty of Authors of which he has beeiii
president since the death of Lord
Tennyson in ISO-.
Mi's. Isaac F. Graves aged 07 years
a pioneer resident of Collin comity
died at the honu of her daughter Mrs.
Beecher Cameron in Me Kinney of old
age. Her maiden mime was Margaret
Stevens and she was born iu Orange
county Virginia Jan. 11 IS 1." She
married Isaac F. Graves. Deer. 7
nnd they moved to Ajissuuri in X0-U re-
siding there until -lv-7 when they
Thomss AVHlmins dotmty clerk of
Hood county died Monday night and J moved to Colhu county.
w as buriM Tuesday in the Ginnbury i
-cemetery. Mr. "ViHiittns had been sick !
but n short -while with la grippe "and
his death cae as a shock to his many .
friends. Hfe- wJw was appointed to
fill the unexpired term.
Several larg? sales of AYest Texas
lands have ta"k place "Within tlie last
f.-w v.eeks one of them being the s;iI-.
twenty-Utree sections of the Earn
est-ranch iii Dawson county to Arthur
B'urns of Cuero for 54 jer acre. Tlie
"land is good for grazing and agricul
ture and will -be cut up into small
farms and sold to settlers.
A prominent citizen of Dwight 111.
whose name has been suppressed will
celebrate his eightieth birthday by dis-
tributing cash donations among all the
widows of the community. The phil-
anthropist received many responses to
an advertisement inserted in a local
paper and it is stated that the distri-
bution will 'be a liberal one.
Mrs. Sarah A. Meflen died in San
Antonio at the home . Df her only
daughter. Mrs. E. G. TeeJe. She lack
ed.
S. C. Esstelh.. an old respected and
pioneer citizen died at hi home in
Ballinger. Mr. Estelle was in his
eighty-fifth year and up. to -within
few wet-ks atro was w-ll and h'aen
and aide to tai!ii'a ureal deal hkhv f
th" h.mNhi;'- "t Hi'-- ti .1:1 iim!. uin
however the flames burst fourth again
and this time succeeded in destroying
the entire plant entailing a loss of
about $12500 on which was carried in-
surance of $7500.
An amendment to the -A Id rich cur-
rency bill was introduced by Senator
Tillman. It provides that the emerg-
ency currency to be issued under the
terms of this measure shall not be
withdrawn .from circulation more rap-
idly than at the rate of $9000000 a
mouth which is. in "aedonU with the
present law. The pending . bill re-
moves this limitation Mr. Tillman
objected to the banks being permitted
to inflate the currency by issuing
?.-iii).Oon()0'0 in bank notes and then
contracting it at will.
Stop that tickling Cough! Dr. Shoop's
Cough Cine will surely stop it arid
with perfect safety. It is so thorough-
ly harmless that Dr. Snoop tells
mothers'to use nothing- else even with
very young babies. Tlie wholesome
green leaves ami tender stems of a
hints healing mountainous shrub fur-
nish the curative proper) ies to Dr.
Sho p's Cough Cure. It calms the
cousjh and heals the sensativc bron-
chial membranes. To opium no chlor-
oform nothing- harsh used to injure or
suppress Demand Dr. Shoop's. Take
no other. Camp-Bell Drug Co.
ZKPHYIt.
W. 'C. Chvens of the thriving Turkey
Peak neighborhtfud spent Mommy in
Zephyr. .
Miss Virgie Hicks has been out of
school for the past wejefc battling "with
a spell of la grippe.
M sscs. Jno. C.Vnnu Sam Black-
burn and Jess Scoggin made a flying
trip to Brownwooii Tuesday;
Mr. Jno.- Bayless. one of Zephyr s
wide-awake farmers transacted busi-
ness in Brownwood last week.
Mr IJt'tT !- IMt. who lives
in
bl --lis seen every
I'Liteo States
y days of being 100 years old.
president of th1
with the exception of
George Washington and entertained
many of 'them. She was a native of
Boston. She had lived in Texas for
the last twenty years.
Pearl Roberts a young white resi-
dent . of Texarkana was attacked by
two performing African lions and seri-
ously if not fatally injured. His left
arm was almost severed at the shoul-
der and the attending physician says
his recovery "is problematical. The
injured man attempted to play with
the animals inserting his 'hand and
arm through the gratings of the cage.
George Meredith England's leading
man of letters celebrated his eightieth
birthday. Congratulatory messages
$30
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forma
i in Points tlditlv hteher
yr One Wy CotortUt
forth and oril
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Thru Tourist Sleeper Tyery
tuesaay
Stopover t Or nd
Canyon
Fred rUrvey MeU
Write For Book-
lets W. S. Kccimi
op.'a.
Qalveiten.
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There is a Vast Difference
Many a good man has
l'eve bis back bone
Between -wishing and win
iailea oecause lie Had his vi
ought to be.
He will be a winneVwho Buys His
CroceriesOiere.
Never a dull day in this up-tc date
expenses low and sell good.-
you to give us a trial and Ve will
ocery. We keep our
closeNnargin. e invite
rest.
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East Baker St. GROCERIES. Phones 40 & 440
men of today. Before the spell of
sickness that took him from this
world attacked him his strength and
vitality for a man of his age was re
markable.
Jim Quinn 33
1 living in
years old
North Fort Worth was found by Po-
liceman Bell on a pile of gravel on
West Front street at 1 o'clock Wed-
nesday morning apparently in n
drunken sleep. Hell sent for the pat-
rol wagon and before it arrived a fur-
ther examination of the man showed
that he was evidently very sick. He
had a convulsion and seemed in great
pain. He told the pincers he had been
doped.
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Miss Adina De Zavala lone defend-
er of the Alamo has .capitulated. At-
torneys for the woman say that she
will retreat from the historic old build-
ing and allow W. C. Day state super-
intendent of public buildings and
grounds to assume control of the
property. According to the terms of
the agreement made it is understood j
that Mr. Day will". control the old mis-
sion and that portion which is rented
until the courts take final action.
Professor W. A. Palmer of San Mar-
cos as an aspirant to the position of
suite senator from the Twentieth sena-
torial district which position is now
held by Senator Faust of New Braun-
fels. Professor Palmer is a teacher
of wide experience and has-taught iu
the schools at Dallas for many years
and he Is now Instructor or professor
of history in the state normal at San
Marcos. He is also a member of the
state democratic executive committee.
At Holland Tuesday lire destroyed
the gin plant owned and operated by
J. H. Mayfield. The fire caught during
tlie afternoon when the plant was in
operation hut quick work apparently
subdued the flames and -although a
strict watch was kept no evidence ol
South Zephyr spent a few days last
week in Blanket visiting relatives.
W. K. Cable r spent Saturday 'in
Brownwood transacting business; also
visiting his brother Thad D. Cabler.-
Ras Couch who lives near Blanket
is spending a few days visiting his
parents Mr. and Mrs. P. J. Couch.
T. L. Kimbrell one of Zephyr's most
enterprising business men made a
business trip to Pottsville last week.
Mrs. M. K. Thompson has' returned
to her home In Goldthwaite after
spending a few days in Zephyr visit-
ing relatives.
Miss Zettie Simmons who has justi
returned from Abilene is visiting her
cousins; Misses Pet and Allie. Dam-
eron of this city..
Mr. Tom Nation came up last week
from Junction City for a load of
household supplies. Mr. Nation Is to
make that place Ills home.
Cough Caution
Norer. posItlTelynBTorpoIsonTOtirlunKs. Hyon
courh eTen from ft hnplo cold only rou should
lwy heal wothg nd caw tho Irritated bron-
ehtal tube. DoatOjllndly uppress it with a
itapefjin pouwn.
Anally come a boat.
batcoattanuy w;
silxturet or prose;
Cnlorownn. or utni
lota thonsh Goosn
if potMQS arc In y
Va.rr mod 1 1 Hareaft
andottaer should!
CousnCura. no
t'aitranie how .some thin st
r Kim
n Dr.
or twenty jrean Dr. Bnooj
tMMiuinntio lajcecouxi
Uom containing Opinm
polsoai. And now uwia
Congh Mixture." Good I
rthlirerr reason mothert.
Or. Bhoop'a
labeli-and ncmeinthaHfledlclne. eie it must d:
lkiMtrTrid it'a not onlT safe but 1
li wid to b bytkoM thft knowlt belt a truly n-
BJWkaBle cough remedyTaite nocna""
particularly with your children; J"
f)r. Shoop'i Oaagh Cure. "Comw
Dt. 8hoop tckI whhpthef.
difference. No poison .park" i
aiway be onthaaaiatlaabrdQi
Dr. Shot
Cough
been traversing the country around
town this week painting signs for the
Zephyr merchants.
Mrs Etta Key of this city spent sev-
eral days last week in Dallas and Fort
Worth transacting business. Her hus-
band was killed in a railroad accident
at Fort Worth a short time back.
The program at the Epworth League
on last Sunday afternoon. was very in-
teresting. .Miss Annie Hicks was the
leader and entertained the audience
for quite awhile with a very interest-
ing talk.
The road workers put up an ex-
ceptionally good job on the road from
the Blanket bridge into town. George
Hallmark was the manager1; and he
makes things come his way; occasion-
ally. ;
Rev. A. H. Watson of Bpownwood
preached a Very interesting sermon at
the Baptist church Sunday Viight. He
lias been pastor of the church here
for the past several months but re-
signed on last Sunday night. The
Zephyr people regret to lose -Rev. Wat-
son as' their pastor for he is an able
and devout preacher.
One of 'the finest rains tlflit Zephyr
has had in many' months fell on Sat-
urday afternoon. It was quite a boon
to the farmers and gave- employment
to many who were idle yet jthore are
a few people who seem to tjhink that
honest work on a farm is Almost an
utter. disgrace but when you find a
person like that its usually caused by
them not .being-taught
home.
to jwork at
Mr. J no. Coffey ;wus grpSUy . sur-
prised -Monday- morning whe$ he went
do a to his store to fmd tJiat some
one hat! found their way into his ap-
ple barrel but it is needless to h.ny
that the contents . were missing be-
cause its a weir known fac when a
tinuv of .boys. In they old ijf. young.
gW turned loose on a barrel o? line ap
ples in the middle of the niiht when
tjiey know every body else is at home
asleep they sure don't last Ujiig. But
to say the least of it the parents of
the bos who are guilty of that little
misdemeanor hn'd better nip r-hat little
raid in the bud. I
J. S. 'Bonner spoke- my selutiments
exactly in his paper published at Aus
tin when he said the following: "The
father who raises a son to bianhood
and neglects to teach him sonje avoca-
tion by which he can earn a-n honest
living makes a serious mistake. The
big brawny young fellow in bjue over-
alls with bare arms black with coal
dust aiid grease who slings; a heavy
sledge hammer eight or ten hours a
day or heaves tan after top of coal
into a naming furnace may jnot look
quite so neat sweet and kitjsahle as
the narrow contracted dude in tailor-
made clothes hut when it coujes down
to a real bread and meat proposition
the latter individual is lost inj the bat-
tle. A first class ignorant wood chop-
pur who . is willing to work js worth
all the educated dudes that you could
pack inside a forty acre lot." Young
boys should be educated liut they
should be taught something practical.
News is very scarce this w6fck as it
has been too muddy for the writer to
get out and see what was going on. So
if the Zephyr news don't conn? up just
to suit you just charge it to ;
"PAULINE.
A weak Stomach means weak Sto-
mach nerves always. And this Is al-
so true of the Heart and Kidneys. It'a
a pity that sick ones contlnnc to drag
the Stomach or stimulate the Heart
and. Kidneys. The weak nerves not
the organs themselves need thjs help.
This explains why Dr. Shoop's Re-
storative has and ib promptly helping
po many sick ones. It goes direct to
the cause of these diseases Test this
vital truth and see. Camp-Bell Drut?
Co.
CAMP- BELL DRb
. Hia Laat Retort. '
The story is told of a well knom
Chicago criminal lawyer whose valua
hie services wero retained by thi
wealthy relatives of a man accdsed oi
murder in a southwestern state.
The case was a bad one for the evl
dence was overwhelmingly against thf
accused. Despite this fact tho lawye
contrived by tha skillful sxerclse o
evyy trick and maneuver known t.
the profession to secure the disngrea
ment of Juries delays appeals etc.
Uli at last the cane was brought befor.
e supreme court of the United Statti
"ne day iu an Interview between th--mer
and his counsel the forme
"In case the supreme cour
v decide ngUlnst me what wi'
.next move?"
t i ua ven. I inpe." was the caildlr
. t of. tho-fewyer St Louis
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WHAT DO YO
'AY
For your Chocolate Roasted AlmWie? Think a moment.
Don't you pay G0c to 75c per poundfWhy do it when you
oan Duy them fresh and fine at 3o cenfta at
mT STKAM BAKERY
where they make the fctaoua "Butter Nut'Xand "Hotel Loaf.'
To Our
Gil
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stomcrs.
If at any time your Electric Motorshould get outfof
repair or not work satisfactorily if any of the lights in
your home or store refuse to buLyif your Meter is not
giving satisfactory service if anvflbirig connected with your
Electric Light or power servic gofes wrong we will b'e
pleased to render you all theAid in ur power sending a
competent man around to see what is the trouble on be-
ing notified. We want and mean to"give satisfactory
service in every department and we are going to leave
nothing undone on ourpart to accomplish it We know
that Electric light is the cheapest and best oh earth and
we want 1o prove it t6 you.
Boysen Light and
Power Company.
For the First Orde r
For Calendars or
Fans in Lots
of I000 or
More
We will make an actual cost price cutting
off our entire profit. If you are awake to
opportunities to save money you will take
advantage of this offer which will remain
open only one week from this date. If you
will phone us we will bring our samples to
your place 6f business where you can
select what you want at your leisure. We
will also agree not to sell the design you
select to any other person or firm in
Brownwood provided you take as many as
one thousand. This applies to Calendars
only and not to Fans. Remember we have
over one thousand different designs from
which to select. Order now and pay when
goods are delivered Fans in June or July
Calendars January 1st 1909.
Mayes Printing
Company
Phone 22.
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Mayes, Will H. Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 101, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 13, 1908, newspaper, February 13, 1908; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth345068/m1/3/: accessed May 1, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Howard Payne University Library.