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is. RHDE
Handle nothing but Me
very best in
Wines
Liouor
CigaVj
Extra fine whiskies for family and
medicinal purposes. Your patronage
pprrciated.
Texas Seed and
Floral CoJs
Garden Seed C
Absolutely Frcs
Packajjcjdated.
I OK SALE BY
R. L. BROCDON
7
J. W. BATT5
REAL ESTATE AGENT
OWie In Taliaferro Buildup. Op
posit Ciurt House. I'hje 37.
e In office the only set w Abstract
ItMot., ,, Mni.m County ;ni Titles
One block on West Side of
town in good neighborhood
fenced with wire; shade trees;
price S300 Terms to suit
purchaser.
J. G. MINKERT
Atto'ney and Counsellor tfJ.m
Real Estate Bought
and Sold, our
veyor in office
Remember
Kd 'I alltfy' hejJ.t jirtiTj for
hiks has changed M 'flume 2S,
where he ! bv-!ter sitir.'ed to ac
commodate Inn cuvrn)cii than
ever in such ;i Jk atiil con
venience, fur mi v in private fa'oi
lie and a:iy pu!)lic hauling I
kindly thrink hiu for your patroaje
Rtspl., rp TALLEY & CLQiER
HtaJqvatttrs Fhone 248
.
LAUNDRY NOTICE.
I have M-cuivd a.k'yj' y for the
Model Steam Launrtry n( I Ion.-. '
ion. I will oflloV wlta K. I-.
'.Henr.l. l"ii!on Tailor -i.
' I' a' li :iud dylnij of a!l k'.n !s
' ;t ! I ' i ialij. Ail Mcrk tii !ly '
guaianiei'd. Your pntrullaKc
" Mi;,r.-riale.. pbou.- ::. A. It.
Sa!i,li,'.-r.
;
MILLER'S
Near H. A T. C.
Le?ot.
$5.00 A WEEK
,- -.,-
DR. R. H. HA jjniSON
Physician and Surgeon ;
Special Attention tef Geulto -I'liifinry
Organs and Rectum.
Ri sldence Pl.one V.C. Ofllce A'hoil
sr.. Calls ansr.creJ Pniiiiitlyi Day or
.NMght.
m i
DR. ALCIE BENBOW
t
DENTIST
J.-
OVRR HiSWHLL'3
BOOK "1TORJ
;
J. B. HINES
All Kinds of Insurance
Telephone 161 -'
Office Down Stalra la .' City 1111.
W. C FOl'NTAiH
J
OENTU
Oft.-e . -lutth Drug Co
I nave a ntce line ot freen Vme
male Fruit cakea aad nice fancy
cake and ctil. :
Mrr. Otto i oehoa.
A
r
ana
iiinteed
h. Every
HOTEL
Z
THEM AWAY.
Row Leads to the Capture
a Band of Horae Thieves.
MonJa. .Mr. Ur'.mti. tlK- nar
from Hcttrne, called on CoiifU
tie N. JAlford to assist blm In I'M at
tug come stolon stock, which lie had
reason to believ had bwii brotiglu
Into thin vicinity. It la said thin til
thieves engaged In a drunken tight,
one stabbing another with a knife.
A young man who had b-en connected
with the party, remarked while In -x
drunkcnyndltlon. that he would give
the party away, because of bla cutting
hi)i lend, and from him whs ob-
Latin ed the details of the afTuir from
Vfwhhh the officers were able to land
two men upon the charge of horse
inert.
On Monday night these two officer
worked nearly all night it nit aucceeded
In locating cue mule at the itock
dale wood a 1 1 1 1 . where It bn I been
hidd. also locating another one at
Taylor and hearing of Hiiother mule
and horae. which have not yet been
M-ciircd. Thee two officers Were ts
sifiti d by ('unstable Drown of Kubert
loimi;. The recovered slock
ii-ruiin I to the owner and Lie
o!!'rvs me still at work ! itt in
roleii stock Knckdnlc ll.'
'I ol t-
torrpiomise voted Dawn.
Jefferson City. Mo.. March 2'. The
railroad communion of the house
vot' d to sustain Attorney General
Major's d-tuand that the railroad;
ke- p I cent r.ite In force pending ap
peal by the state to the supreme court
of the United States. A counter bio
tion 1 1 endorse the railroads' prnposu
for a compromise was voted down
unanimously
Agree to Stand Pat.
Washington. March 26. A caucti,
of members of the house represent I lie
oil districts was held. Several Texas1
congressmen attended. Those present
agreed to stand pat on the present)
provisions of the tariff.
Suits Against Counties.
Guthrie, March 16 Governor lias
kell has directed Attorney Genera.'
West to fll' suits aKaiust a number ol
counties to reduce tax levies, the r
suit of un investigation by the state
tvvauiluer.
Thirty Per Cent Reduction.
! Guthrie. March 2"i The Missouri
Kan '.in and Texas Railroad company
I has filed a dry coods tariff schedule
showing n reduction of 30 per cent If'
rates in Oklahoma
Corpse Crammed In Bos.
Muskogee. Okla. Manh 2'. Th,
body of Charles Stinnett, n M'isl.ogef '
iieuro, handed at Harrison, Ark., ar;
ried her-- o limine, in a box with th
hauds ni:d t ;rotrudiug.
..' Early Srown Passes Away.
f Cle.i;rtie. Tex . March i; Carl)
Prown. veteran of t li . M.-xIcan ant'
civil wars mh prrmiticnt ficauiier. I
dejd ;i-. i i-iclity years
Sure mbi to Injuries. i
WalTIf s ell. 4 . T.A.. Man li
T . !! ' 1 I.: i.t T:,.l.l. i'!J'M'ei lie IT
I 'Hi-!.; ! it, '1 O i,t:,.l 1,. id
M I
in .
t ! : i '
. li-
Winning a Violin.
The way M. Ysaye, the great rlolln
lt, iM-.'ame the owner t n Gunrnerliis
violin date! 17li was thus ipiaintly
told by himself:
'The l.'utirnerlus was loui;!it In Par
is by a pupil of mine, n cbtirtnlt'
jounu woman. I envied her the vio
lin, n ml fate g ive It to me. I tea, b
this pupil, and by and by I meet her
sister, a inosi lovely ytiu woman,
with whom full In lore straightway
and marry. Soon I k to my sister In
law, wh was my pupil, and say to
her:
' "It Is time you xlop fooling with
violin. You will never learn how to
play It.' 1 inke the iiicrty of a big
brother, but she do not like It for long
time. At last she siii-cuiub to my ex
perience and wisdom, and she stops
playing. Tbeu I Nsy grandllMuently:
" will take the t Junrncrltis. 17.
I take It. and that Is how the violin
came Into the (Hmeesslon of Ysaye."
Thty Meant Business.
A Chicago stag manngrr was tell
ing of suiaslng Incidents of blunders
and errors caused by stage fright. In
a rotnantle play recently revived one
of the minor characters, a dairymaid,
conies forward at the end of the re
cital of a love romance and comments
as follows:
"Hope fllbsl their youth and whetted
their love; they plighted their trothi"
nut at oue of the iterformanees the
girl who played the dairymaid was
absent without tn-tlee. At the last mo
ment the manager gave the line to a
shepherdess, who had never had lines
to speak before and who was excess
ively nervous w hen her cue came. This
Is what the astonished audience beard:
"Hope filled their trough and blight
ed their love; they whetted their
toothr
Interested.
"Wot y read in' about, Chlnirayr
"About a guy named Hannibal. He
wui fie greatest general of his time
"Football or rlngf-Kansas City
JorjmaJ.
Telaot jmow what to do; tact knowe
wMJtwt to do.
whisky
A OruntoCn
La
PUZZLES POLICE.
Before Marriage Woman Cut an
Artery In Arm.
VI nee ones, hid.. March 26. Whether
Mrs. Russell Culbertaon murdered or
killed herself after cleverly nianufao
taring; evidence to auggst murder
tilt puzaloa the police. The discovery
la the home of the dead woman of a
piece of cloth which resembles the
bandage tied around her mouth when
ahe was found In a shed near ber home
leads the police to believe Mrs. Cul
berson was her own slayer. The locat
ing In Chicago of a woman eusrertej
f Implication in a plot to murder Mrs.
Culberson, and a declaration from this
woman that she has not been away
from Chlcag since last July; that she
could prove an alibi and would he
willing to come to Vlncennes to allay
the suspicion aroiued against her. ha
also served to Indicate the tragic end
of Mrs. CulbertsoiTe life came by eelf-
dent nn Hon.
A "nun and woman dragged me
there mid mud- me swallow poison."
were the lust words of the woman be
f or h died, but no trace has yet
been toilful of any strangers in the
nel tii othoo I of the Culhortaoti home
Wednesday afternoon, when the trag
edy ocruned "
Mrs Cullieitsoii often snoke of a
hp.ti.er. Dr. Overton, who. she wild
r- s: I -d In Texas lie has not et been
located.
That Mrs. Culbertsoii attempted on
previous ii i a.-lon to take her life has
been reported to the police. It. fore
her marriage to CiilhcriMin, she cut an
artery in ber li ft arm.
Mrs. Jennie Overton Culhertson. It Is
now repotted, came from Dublin, Tex
Relatives are said to live there .oi al
authorities are attempting to commu
nicate with tlimi
BELIEVED SHE SUICIDED.'
Chief of Pol ce Says He Is Not Seek
trj the Murderer.,
Vlncenti.. Ind . March Z'. The
Chli axo woiran who Is sought In con
nectioli with the mvsterlous death ol
Mrs. Russell Csilliertson - i,i. Kits
l.ongwe. She resides at 7"S West
Madison street, that city. she con
sidered the search for her a Joke and
Willing to (otne with me to Vlllientiei
1 wanted" Chief police Kvsns an
nouiicd In- Is satisfied Mrs. t'ulberl
son killed liemelf. "I do not seek til.
murderer further." said the chief
ft! . 1..t. ... ... .
'i i s. inoerixnii uiso satil tier latlief
resided In Texas, bill never told when'
She said bot.'t ber brothers and fathci
are physlt lsn
STEVENS MAKES DENIAL.
It li Also Stated President Taft Hat
Not Committed Himje'lf.
Washing! on. March 2tl. In the houf
Thins, lav Mr Stevens cif M.nnesota
deni. d he w,u cnm-eriied In the prepa
ra'i'ei of mi in, ome tax bill In ord ?
to cany ie;t any police of President
Taf! e., r'i it n:l.tct. Tie' . rt s;i.iers
he -ah! !ia I jiveii lliat Imtitessi ,n. and
If a!i.w.d to a without mirectlon it
tnli'.t !ei.,l to (.on:e epl !,: -Tas - li,- it
to trie ;l f.ilri-n.itio!! II.. fbM-l.ii
him - 'I In Mvot of a nnxii : I Incom.
t:i 1.- h.eii ht a bill could h" il -Vis-
.. ,.;H M) s,.-.-..,-Tir. f'-.i
Van, ,, , . it'otn !,! !, tlm t n
ni::.' CO ! , te, ;, f r 1 leav.- no dl":
S i ! V.I ! .kht . .,-, ,i . c.,.-i
le'I: : ,1 . . , ,:, lint i v. m ,..
hU 'ii. i 'i to p'.-pat.. ,, h a hi.
h: I a !. I '. it if wa on own r,.
8 orisi;,l,: . v. the belti i.r wh.iteve
.s .;, e ,,f : ,.:,ii ni.it ,,n 1,,. i, .il drt
fl. in
I' w is r i t.d at the White Hons,
that Pie .i Tafi b r- t: t nii imi'i.
h!ni.-e !; p nev v.n ( ,i. (neou e . r.
eltlixr as m imme lla'e nld to the i.-.i-ury
or a .i i i v iu.-:isiir.- t.
Oe rousid";e ,, ioiuie4 at lis next
session
TALKS OP INCANTATIONS.
Woman Tells Judge She Is Out Con
siderable Cash
Chli ago. March In a case or
hearing before Municipal .I't lg- I'hlir
Mary Sllmak M, a story of the o:
Of $117 thru iilh belief In the power nl
lnrantatlnns Hie,, im lnd,., "black
mas " supposed to have been held In
a graveyard at nrdnlght. where dirt
was dug and candles burned This on
seance, she ay. cost her $25. which
Is part of the amount she Is trying tr
recover from Mrs SUmund Wysocki
a card reader, who denies the charges
Th- "black mass." It is alleged. wa
to drive away evil spirits and allow
the girl s lover to return l,i her.
"ALL POOLS' DAY."
Campaign to Make It "Optimists' Day
Is Notsr Being Conducted.
New York. Marrh 2i A campaign
for the abolishment of "All Pools day'
and the establishment In It 4 stsd of 3
national "PjiMmlath' day" on April I
has been started by the Optimists
club A bill putting this design into
effect has been sent to Senator Tay
lor of Tennessee frjr Introduction in
(ongress
At the hadiuarterf of the Optl
mists' club here a circular letter Is b.
Ing sent to eovernurs of states, pres
Idents of ollegi4 and public men nt
various degrees urging the new plan
"April 1" the letter says, "ought to
bn a day of good will. At present olv
served. It is a relic of a barbaric ag-
The Optimists club plans to change In
charter so that every man. Instead nl
playing practical Jokes upon his neigh
bor. will devote the day to doing so am
good."
Spaniah Compoter Gone.
Madrid, March 26 The death Is an
neunced of Ruperto'Caapi, a populai
Spaa lea com poser.
DUTY AND RESPONSIBILITY OF
NEWSPAPERS.
In refusing a, motion to set aside
the verdict of a Jury In favor of a
newspaper In a libel suit. Judge Gsy
of the supreme court of New York
said: "While iiewspnprs tdiould be
held to strict accountability for un
justifiable and untruthful assaults
uion private character or iiKn bind-
I ness standing or credit, they deserve
j not puuinhment and riuiike. but pub
lic approval and commendation w here,
as In this Instance, i.y truthfully
and In strict conformity to the fuels
cull public attention to those who
are engaged In nefarious practices
injurious to the public welfare."
This is n brief but conipri -benshe
statement of the duty and icshmisI
bllliy of newspei. No honest or
truthful newspaper ever gives cutre'i.
cy to suspicions. Institutions or ru
or business of any Individual or as
sociation, cither public or private,
mors that will Injure the r'miieti-r
Nor Is It within the prolnc- of a
newspaper to do detective work with
the object of discovering evidence
against nny suspected i.f helm; en
gat:c, In nefarious practices llijuil-
011s to the public wcllure. Hut wlie.i;
satisfactory proof of the existence id
such nefarious practices Is presented
it is the duty of the newspaper to
cKise them. Ulld III all Sill h cases1
enllvlitelici public opinion npphimls
such exposure
In pursuance of this polity, tin
Katie bas several times diiiiio: tin
last twelve months re I used to pub
lish cxp.irte statements dlsparauiu :
to cltleiis. cither in.llv Idunlly or col
lectlvely. because in no 1 use va
tiieie nny proof of wrong doing Nor j
has hji'n ciltlcisiii of nn public man ;
or set of men npM-nrcd In these col
umns without a basis of facts to sus 1
tain it
Line to Be Extended. !
Fan A'ik Tex , March 2fl. Aej
cording to plans announced here San
Angelu will have connection with Sai l
Antonio within two years. H. A. l-ov '
who built the pjlnl Kock line, says h j
will extend the road througii San An i
relo to Kcrrvllle for fljo.onn bonu-.
This bonus Is assured. Ixive has a!
ready contracted for 220 mile of 'ei
Special baud concert tonight. A. and
M Colbge. Assemblv Hill! .Viliuis
sion 2.'. cents. !'t
For Sab- One pair will matched
mules. Al ply to W. I, McCultoch !
Bryan's Big
Furniture and Buggy
HOUSE
i
We Sell
Moon Bros. Buggies
From
Fine
BUCHAHAW-M
XL arc-5 WhftftflJlaT,
uquok snaus at
CatcaJe. sk 1 now . . .1.2
Wil.on Rye, si. $1 .SO now 1.2
Hunter K),l. n I-
Walker ( anaJisn Club,
eat I.7J now l
Klack and White cotcli im
ported MtOkS), s 2.ui
now
Durtv'. Pure Malt ' ol
folk
Belle of l.rxiiiittun. Iiettlr
in bond, wti 1 . 2 S mm
w
Miny'otl.ei B;lnJ ol Liquors anU-lull line ol buttled and barrel wine at
very low Mue.
r1?rwill's
''"'?Vj.-.'"vV
Jlcant
BABY JSUGCIES
Jut Received
W. T. JAIVsES
Ban year life fiuarsatt'as ysa'usvd sail f
flothtiitmllf'it lhi mnt mi mi txy (Mlrart.
When vim buy a Manhattan A , vou are guaranteed in that policy an exirt
accounting tor every cent ot premium pavruent. That po-ti.Mi which ha
not actually leen ronsumerf io arrying the rivk i ) our monev, iuhevt to your
inoant demand. It 111 a v ! jthd:awn in cah u it mar Ixuvfd in buying paidup
imoirance, a you mat T'v'f In 'he event of lape and the ahtence of an t
pieed desire on vour part Jf. to the dkoMlion ol vour funJ, fhe company auto
matically carries voui policy in lull loSee lor a period a long n ihe amount on
deMit will 1 av for the net rtt, and a table ot thete cost t given in the policy.
Insure in'jht.ManhattanJ.ife of NtuYork,. 5. L Botturithl, A tut.
Insure in the SOUTHWESTERN LIFE INSURANCE CO., Dallas, Tex
Whe h ! e l a Ts mft iiri-lc I diI ni Surlu rj il! k Ti si r '
i' B Urti iM Mpii'ii lh. ittfi.nt (im t riln, ml on fo nil A.i,4ai uti Si k
fitting terv Iran anj woifian t.asTr Vi,t m cwj Sal-ti, hmij run
FRIEND IN NEED SOCIETY.
JvUnr art n ni lnf l? l-uM ( I lnurtn e ir.n jil 11 ,t 1 1 nt Wr my fl n
JOE B. REED.
Columbia Carriage
VEHICLES
Runa bouts ijfli)
$35.00 to $125.00
Driving Harness and Saddles
Company; Inc.
mahwiws cash crocut
la.. F..
. Piji , harried in
, wi aLfffJ n-r. . . I
bond, wa LPTJ n-r. . . I Ol)
Bearh ro aM) e, wi 91.50
now er 1.0,,
WitUaW (,rot Kve. si.
now . ...."W.'MI
iiifed French Congac.
11 $2. SO now I.7S
Pure Peach and Apple Bran
dt , $l.Si now 1.04
Pure Blackberry Wine, was
J1.S0 nj ,0')
Cash Grocery.
1 JF
SHFWANKLIN'S
Meat Markets
j Vfpft MtriH fisae J9 '-j
f Itmn iVerlet th 32$ "
Chotcext of Beef, 1'ork, Veal, Mutton,
and iusaite. Your trade in appreciated.
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