The Denison Daily Herald. (Denison, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 240, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 19, 1906 Page: 4 of 16
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We can supply you with a can,
dozen or case of
Dime Brand Condensed Milk,
Borden's Eagle Brand Con-
densed Milk,
8t. Charles evaporated Cream.
Columbian Kvaporated Cream,
Pet
And have Carnation
Cream coming.
Guaranteed unsoutable and al-
ways on time.
The Shreeves
Grocery Co.
Promiscuous Peddlers of Grub
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THE RMUHMDS
STOCK MO VIM K NT OV1R KATY
18 MAKING UP FOR LACK
OF COAL TONNAGE.
FIST MAIL BROKE DOWN
Aceident Occurred on Red River Hill
and Katy’s Crack Train Waa
Brought in by a Switch En-
gine-News Notes and
Personals.
To Shoo Buyers
You can always buy shoes to
suit your pocket book, eye and
foot at this shoe store.
Men’s box oalf shoes, Star;’. Star,
at 12.00 to ............S3 50
Men’s velour calf shoes, Star I
Bur, at ...............S3 50
Men’s heavy Highland calf
ahoes, two aotes ......S2 50
Men's heavy grain shoos,
two soles ............S2 00
Women’s White House Oxfords,
H leathers and toss ...S3 50
Women's White House oxfords,
all leathers and toes .. .S3 00
Children's slippers and Gibson
ties, 75c to .........Si 75
Misses’ slippers and Gibson ties,
tl-M to..............$2 00
Buy here and get your
money’s worth.
L. B. EASTHAM.
SPOT CASH STORE.
307 W. Main.
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Field Seeds
Fine Alfalfa, Red Top, Orange
and Amber Cane seeds, and Ger-
man Millet. A new lot just In.
2 KNAUR-LINDSAY
Grain Co.
Distributors.
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A Pay Day
Inducement
*T. C. sugar, 20 lbs...........SI 00
Standard gran, sugar, 19 lbs SI 00
Bridal Wreath and Red Seal flour,
per sack .«#«•• ,,.••■«*» ...SI 15
Our Flag..................SI 30
Ping Pong coffee, per lb ........15#
Purest cooking oil, per gal. .....50#
7 cans Libby’s potted ham ...25#
7 cans American sardines......26#
Fresh country eggs, .2 doz......25#
Large seedless oranges, doz. .-35#
Bananas, choice, doz., 20c and 15#
Eating potatoes, per bu.......00#
Dr. Prices bkft. food, 3 for ....-25#
S gallons Euplon oil for .......80#
8 gallons pure gasoline for .... 90#
I pkgs. Unecda Biscuits, for ,. 25#
Pope’s Cardinal coffee, 1-lb cans 35#
Campbell’s mustard and catsup,
each ................ 10#
Irish mackerel, extra large, each 5#
We allow no one to undersell us.
J. M. Jemison
Both Phone 272. Prompt Delivery.
The reductions made by the M., K.
A T. on account of the coal miners’
•trike are being made up by the stock
rush and the company is now hiring
many men to handle that class of
business. Both north and south ends
of the Katy are adding trainmen to
the force and if the rush continues
very long the force of employes will
be as large as before the dull season
set In. Regular men are getting all
of the work they can stand, and some
of them too much. It Is expected that
by the time the stock rush la over the
coal mines will again be In operation
and that business will thus be kept at
a fair standard for some time to come.
Additional crews are also being put
on divtsons north of Red River, the
forces maintained at the beginning of
the coal strike being too small to
handle the business.
HAD A BREAK DOWN.
Fast Mall Brought In Yeaterday by a
Switch Engine.
The famous Frlsco-Katy fast mall
train No. 7 sneaked Ignominiously Into
Denison yesterday afternoon with a
switch engine putting It. The engine
of the fast mall broke an eccentric
while speeding along through the
Territory, but serious trouble did not
start until Red river hill was reached.
While the fast mail was climbing
the hill laboriously, the train was
stalled. As It couldn’t proceed further,
the engine was cut oft and came to
Denison. A switch engine was then
sent out and brought In the treln a
few minutes later.
The Katy Flyer No. 6 also had a few
troubles. With seven heavy sleeping
cars and four other cars, the engine
could not climb Red River hilt without
help, a switch engine was hitched
cm to the rear end and assisted In
bringing the train Into Denison. The
heavy train was cauaed by ’wmeseek-
or travel.
COMPLETED THE TESTS.
Trainman May Be Relieved of Duty of
Handling Train Heae.
General Superintendent T. B. Mc-
Dowell of the M . K. * T. of Texas
haa completed his tests here in regard
to allowing carmen to do the work of
coupling and uncoupling air and steam
hose of trains, Instead of having
trainmen perform these duties. He
will continue the experiments at
Greenville. Hillsboro and Bmlthrtfle
before finally deciding on the plan to
be emolored.
While there is as yet nothing defi-
nite settled on, It Is thought that the
carmen will be given the new duties,
relieving the trainmen of this work.
The trainmen have long Insisted that
this work ts naturally a part of the
carmen’s duties, hut only recently did
the manaiement consent to tike up
the matter. At the last general con-
ference the management promised to
make experiments and If It waa found
that the carmen could do the work
without adding greatly to expenses,
the plan would be adopted. The ex
perlments made so far Show that but
little additional expense will be Incur-
red.
NEWS NOTES AND PERSONALS.
Dunn’s Union Grocery
111 s. RUSK AVE.
Is the place to do your trading.
Everything good to eat at prices
you can afford to pay. When-
ever you want groceries, see
J. H. DUNN
111S. Rusk.
•Bulwer Lytton said that ‘'The eas-
iest persons to deceive Is one’s own
self." You cannot, for instance, con-
vince your successful competitor that
he is advertising too much.
See Hatty’s Quarter Million prices
for ladies.
Conductors W. 8. Paul and W. D.
Wray of the Katy north end, who have
been laying off. have returned work.
3. J. Frizzell, a brakeman for the
Katy at Dallas, returned to Dallas last
night after spending several days In
Denison.
T. L. Brady, assistant yardmaster
for the Santa Fe at Cleburne Ib spend-
ing several days in the city. He Is on
a thirty days’ leave of absence.
H. C. Van Wle, day operator for the
H. ft T, C.. has returned from Dallas
and resumed work. W. A. Keaton,
who held the place during Mr. Van
Wle's absence, left today for Ennis.
Sam Robertson, who has been fore-
man of the Katy day coach crew, has
been put In charge of the lower yards.
Ed Rowe has been made foreman of
the coach crew.
Switchmen John Keating, Charlie
; Toby and H. A. Blottenberg of the M.,
K. ft T. at McAlester. have been
brought to Denison to work as hrake-
men on the Choctaw division during
the stock rush.
Jake Gerlach. traveling passenger
agent for the Katy, left yesterday aft-
ernoon on the Flyer for Galveston to
meet the steamship Koeln. which la
expected to arrive Friday with 1,000
Immigrants.
Officials on the M. K. ft T. and
the H. ft T. C. are Issuing Instructions
ratturw Carpet and Stove .tors of Demson,
Chas. H. Jones
In oddHIo* to <rar !»ivy porch*** M tnd. ” «
entirely too many goods and we sre going to mske prices that will save yon a good many dollars on a bill Out your
over our offering! following M
Our Furniture Department
oHlid Oak Bedroom Suits, worth
120.00, sale price ...........#11 90
Solid Oak Suit, worth $45.00,
sale price ..................#21 40
oSlid Oak Suit, worth $45.00,
aale price ..................#26 90
A genuine full leather, all steel con-
structed Couch, sale price . . .#23 95
A large beautiful Couch, worth $25.00,
only.....................#11 95
A good Couch for only.......25 90
A beautiful quarter combination Book-
caae for only ..............#16 95
About 40 patterns of Folding Beds
at prices that will move them.
Fifty-five styles of Dining Chairs,
and may the Lord have mercy on them,
of this Furniture is as good as new.
We can furnish everything and save
you a lot of' money.
Carloads of Second-hand Furniture
at about one-half the cost of new,
Stove Deportment
We have for hot weather “The In-
surance1' Gasoline 8toves, “The De-
troit Vapor Stoves," and “The Per-
fection Oil 8toves." These Stoves
make life worth living in summer. No
wood, no kindling, no bother. A red
hot fire in one minute. Just light a
match and all is ready for eooking.
Come, see how nicely they work.
BABY PAYMENTS.
Baby Qo*Corto
We sell the “Whitney" Folding Go-
Carts and they are beauties. Our line
is so large that you can get juat the
style and price you want. Every moth-
er should have one of these Go-Carts
for her baby in hot weather, so she can
give the baby daily outings without
overheating either herself or it.
CASH OK CREDIT.
Refrigerators
That save ice and preserve food. We
have on hand and to come in ^he larg-
. We will
eat stock we ever carried,
show’ more sixes and styles than all the
rest of Denison put together. Don’t
risk buying a poor Refrigerator, that
wastes both food and Ice, but come
here and get the good kind.
Money to Lend
In Small Sums
On Household Furniture, Pianos, etc.
If you want to borrow $6.00, $25.00,
$100.00 or more, call at the store or
phone us. Loans are strictly confiden-
tial. If you can’t pay the loan when it
falls due, we will let it run longer.
Come, talk it over.
Chas. H. Jones
OASH 01 CREDIT.
Carpet Department
Ever since this department was add-
ed M the business, about ten years ago
it has enjoyed s continued increase ut»!
til today it is one of the leading feJ
tures of this business. Good values,
dose prices, splendid aaortments and
general satisfaction to all customers
have been the stepping stones. Fol-
lowing are some special bargains offer-
ed while they last.
Aiminuter Carpet—Several beautiful
patterns, regular $1.25 quality,
for per yard ................#1 00
Velvet Carpet—Splendid assortment of
patterns, priced at per yard,
$1.25 and.....................90#
Good All Wool Ingrain Carpet-Spe-
cial price for this sale, per yard 65#
Hemp Carpet—special price, per
yard *•«»»-»• ...........25#
Good heavy China Matting for, per
yard........................15a
Better grade China Matting, good
value at 30c, this sale, per yard 20#
We show over 50 room-size Ruw
from the cheapest grades to best Wil-
tons. The assortments are large and
varied. You can select • mg for any
purpose from our line.
Lace Curtains—42 inches wide by 3
yards long, good values st $1.75
pair, this sale, per pair.......#1 00
Lace Curtains—Beautiful line of pat-
terns, worth twice as much at we ^
ask, only, per pair...........#2 00
If you want to buy anything in floor
coverings, Draperies, Rugs, etc., yen
can't afford to miaa this sale.
to employes that sleeping cars must
be given more attention. The sani-
tary laws are now stricter and more
care must be given to the matter of
cuspidors.
The M., K. ft T. will make special
rates for North Texas points for the
Odd Fellows anniversary celebration,
which will be held In Denison April
26. The round trip rale from Denison
will be $1.50, with rates from Inter-
mediate points; from Nocona, $1.50
and Bonham $1.10.
Homeseeker travel on the M.. K. ft
T. yesterday and today was heavy.
The Katy Flyer yesterday had three
carloads of homeseekers, and passen-
ger train No. 1 today had a big party
from Ohio en route to Dundee. Texas.
Many of the homeseekers are going
out to Wichita Fails to look at the
new farming lands betng opened.
General Superintendent T. 8. Mc-
Dowell of the M.. K. ft T. of Texas,
Superintendent R. J. Sullivan of the
North Texas dllvston and Roadmaster
C. Qualls of the Fort Worth and Hen-
rietta division left this morning for
a trip over the Henrietta division to
Wichita Falls. They will make an In-
spection of the division and will re-
turn to Denison tonight.
Fresh AUegretti’g chocolates at the
Elite Catering Company. 1 19-it
Plenty of fresh fish for Friday. City
Fish Market. l$-lt
New box candles at tho Elite. 19-lt
The Herald will buy all your class
white rags.
See the hurdle race at the Maple-
wood Skating Rink Friday night.
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Eat fish tomorrow. Fresh ship-
ment at City Fish Market. 19-lt
THE WEATHER.
Barometrical Pressure.
When lho barometer Ik railing a storm
to approaching, rising fair weather is In-
TS* Ottoman Turks.
The Ottoman Turks lived originally
in central Asia, where they were mem-
bers of ft race related to the Mongol*
a branch of the Ural Alto! family. Un-
der their first sultan, Othman, who rul-
ed from 1388 to 1826, they founded a
realm In Asia Minor, but soon extended
It Into Europe, entering Armenia.
With the capture of Constantinople to
1453 they succeeded to the Bytantine
empire, and their rule at Ite zenith dur-
ing the sixteenth century extended
over the greater part of southeastern
Europe and much of western Asia and
northern Africa, but they lost Hun-
gary, Roumania. Servto, Greece and
practically Bulgaria and Egypt, etc.
The Ottoman Turks are Btmnlto Mo-
hammedans and regard the sultan, who
la the supreme bead of the church and
recognized as such by all Mohammed-
an*, as representative of former ca-
liphs.
Betertalatwn Lions.
Concerning Hons, we all Ilk* to en-
tertain them. Most of them like to bo
entertained. Birds or a feather may
flock together, but lions rarely enjoy
the company of their kind (two of a
kind never can agree). The solitary
thrush sings alone. A lion It like that
sort of bird, 1 have seen more than
one dinner perty spoiled by the multi-
plicity of lions at tbs table. The lion
likes to have the floor to himself. Ue
ts always la better humor when there
Is no other to dispute It with him.
When you have Die luck to snare a lion
remember that be Is a kingly mature
and select your guests with a view to
his comfort and pleasure. It la better
to Invite lambs to meet e Hoe than to
ask another lion. Every circle haa its
lambs.—Maud How* in Harper's Ba-
ser.
Tally Oard«rr==7,
We undoubtedly carry the Attest Use of tally card seta la
city. When in need of any, ring ns bp. ’
Una box and tablet stationery.
EAQLE DRUG STORE
818 MAIN.
DENISON'S NEW SHOPPING CENTI
G. K. My ere, Manager.
it
A matt on being accosted by a beggar
said;
"Why don’t you ge to work? Why do
yon waste year tins begging T”
The beggar drew bUnaelf op.
"Did you ever begf' be said.
"No, of course not,” said tbs man.
"Then,” said the beggar, "you don’t
know what work la.”
8ht RaeUaft.
“Ah, your language! Bet eas so dif-
ficult’’
"What's the matter, count?'
"First, sis novel eet say a* matt waa
Unhorsed.”
’’Test"
"Zen It say ha was cowed."
Marked.
"His attentions to you bavo boon
marked, hare they not?’ said the
young woman’e experienced friend.
“Oh, yes. He has never taken tho
price ticket off any of hit presents."
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AN APPEAL TO WIVES.
PARLOR MILLINERY
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420 W. MAIN STREET.
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The very neweet In sailors direct from New York In Mllans and French
Chips. We want you to see them and get our prices, which are very rea-
sonable.
Cure the Drinking Husband by Using
Orrine—-Can Be Given Secretly.
No more terrible affliction can
come to any home than the craving of
bueband and father for strong drink.
We appeal to wives, mothers and sis-
ters to save the husband and father
or the brother or son with Orrine, a
scientific and poeltltc cure for the
drinking habit.
The patient simply takes Orrine
No. 2 or the secret remedy Orrine Na
l, which Is In powder form and aa It.
la perfectly colorless, tasteless and
odorless, ran be given In food or
drink without the knowledge of the
user. The price of either form la $1.
The craving for strong drink will be
destroyed: In fact, the drink will not
be missed when Orrine Is used.
Orrine Is sold under a positive guar
antee that It will cure the drink habit
If directions are followed. In every
box Is a registered guarantee which
entitles yon fig a refund of your money
If Orrine falls to effect a cure. TBtt
run no risk whatever In using this
remedy. There is no loss of time or
absence from home or business, t»o
sanitarium treatment. In fact. Or
line strengthens, the nerves and re-
stores general good health while cur
ing the drink habit. Treatise on how
to cure drunkenness free on request,
frrrtm co:; wartfugfoa, Tr.l?
Wives, save the happiness aqd
prosperity of your home with Orrine.
Orrine is for sate by Sea ft Noe,
JI2 West Mala street
A Ohnatlr Ceremanjr,
Mohammedans of the Caucasus have
a religious ceremony called “Chucks#*
Wucksee.” It Is a ceremony In which
the fanatics cut and wound themselves
to the following ghastly fashion, ac-
cording to a traveler: "Each man,
grasping a klnjal in hla hand, brought
It up In front and down on the crown
of his head. Almost et every stroke
the blood gushed forth, and eoou on*
men after another became a stagger
tog, blood soaked figure.”
Maktaa It Mm? r« Me,
•1 must warn you. Bridget,” aald
Mrs. Nuritcb, “to see that the peas are
thoroughly mashed.”
"Mashed, is It?’ remarked the new
cook In surprise.
"Yes; Mr. Nurltch is so high strung,
you know, they make him nervous
when they roU off hie knife.”—Ex-
change.
A Ikottlo,
"Did you tell your father the story 1
read to you of Jonah and the whaler
••bed a teacher of one of hla scholars
“Yes. sir.” replied the lad. “but he
didn’t believe it. Dsd never believes
any fish stories unless he tell them
himself’
*• ntMMme..........
—What has that to do wlta It? She
Itea plenty of money, and- Hicks-
L “■’How*urn«nt
hlni# ibp • too ^ - Pirtiifi|ii
igJSJPuE* 1 *Umd lt!
fteeetealy.
Ixxy Innit—Did you ever hear aa oys-
ter bay?
Tommy Rott—Yet, If s aort of a Long
Island sound.—New York Tima*.
Me**.
Molly—Hare you teen Mabel's en-
gagemeat ring? Doily-Been It? W’hy,
1 were It all last aamtaer.
Good goods chtap, at Madden’s.
The Inimitable “Shorty” Steele it
In the hurdle race at the Maplewood
Skating Rink Friday night 19-lt
See Baity’s Quarter Million prices
for ladles.
of fresh ^ f°r Frid*y- C,ty
Your spring suit Is at Madden’s.
Mi* aa* faMgiaattSa.
Housewives are apt to
quality of groceries by the price
for them. As an Illustration «tr
grocer tall* the following MM
had two qualities of flour-one (■
the other poor. One day I acdlM
•old one for the other. My curt#
who paid a high price for tte
quality, aald that It had fit* 1
satisfaction, while those whs hi
calved the fine flour for • It*
complained of It and a few retur
as unfit for use.”
ilwtln,
Talk not of wasted sffecthal
faction never was wasted. If I
rich not the heart of another, H*
tere, returning back to their
ilka the rain, shall fill them fall
freshing; that which the fountsls ^
forth returns again to the fosrt
Longfellow.
Mia Aaaeatora.
Jones-So yon have su<
tracing back my ancestors? W
your too? Genealogist-One tte
pounds, for keeping quiet short
-London Tit Bits.
It Burt.
"Fa whaled me with a board,
he Mid It hurt him worse's it bsrt
“And do you think It did?
"I expect so. He got a bl|
la his thumb.”
Heroes In history seem to m
because they *fo there. Bat J*
should tell the simple truth of**
our neighbors It would »<***
poetry—G. W. Curtis.
I Dftring feats In the hurdle
the Maplewood Friday night
Low ahoes for all mankind, rt
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