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CYCLONE AKD HAIL
ISSOtANCE.
E. B. HENLEY & CO.
DAILY
BULLETIN
CYCLONE AND HAIL
DTSURAJTCK.
E. a HENLEY A CO.
f OLUME t BROWNWOOD, TEXAS, THURSDAY, ,11 LY U. 1909.
SIMMONS C0LLE6E
HAS II NEW PRESIDENT
After a Loo* Conference With The
Board. Stephen* ille Educator
Accepts.
Simmons College has a new president,
and the future of Abilene's much
loved school is assured.
After holding out against the arguments
and pleadings of the board of
trustees for nearly six hours last
night. Dr .lefferson Davis Sandefer.
president of John Tarleton College at
^phenvillc. decided to accept the call
to Simmons.
Dr. Sandefer arrived from Stephenville
on Texas & Pacific train No. :'.
lafc night, in accordance with his
promise made to Dr. Coleman by telephone
on Saturday afternon. He
M met at the station by a number
of the Simmons trustees and escorted
to the residence of Goo L. Paxton.
where the conference between the
prospective president and the board
< held.
All the fa. .ing the collect
• re laid before Dr Sandefer anil
every possible inducement for him to
cept the presidency of the institu-
tion was presented to him. It did not
lie Dr. Sandefer long to realize |
Mated exceptional oppor-
111: ut he « \er
his reialioos with John Tarleton.
J* ^ad always been so pleasant
* :• final ; time after the clock
had struck one. while members of
- 'nmons board stood around the good
man. who was now seen to l>e waver-
| i:ke a peiHtent sinner at the
mourners' bench. I>r Sandefer ri\»*d
his eyes for an instant upon the outstretched
hand of Dr Coleman. then
grasped the beckoning hand with
great warmth and fervently >aid "You
may sav I'll come.'"
It light-hearted bunch I
S>ersed from the Paxton home some
• after some matters of ttusi-
a promise to be back, if possible, in
about ten days to take up the work as
president of Simmons College.—Reporter.
Dr. Sandefer was tendered the presi-1
dency of Howard Payne College some
AUSTIN 0AM MAY PHYSCIANS ARE VERY
BE REBUILT SOON INDIGNANT OVER CHARGE
months ago. but at that time he did Sturaested that Convict Labor be Ised Ask for Special Meeting of the Board
not feel that he could consistently give , In Its Construction—Matter of Health to Denounce
up the presidency of John Tarleton i I'nder Consideration. Article.
when the people of Stephenville urged Special to Daily Bulletin: Special to Daily Bulletin:
him so to remain. A committee was
sent from here to Stephenville to confer
with Dr. Sandefer. but he rejected
their offer.
POLICE SEARCH FOR THE
ROBBERS WHO STOLE JEWELRY
Special to Daily Bulletin:
San Antonio. Texas. July l.V—The
police are searching diligently today
for the robbers who entered the residence
of Dr. II. M. Carroll. Jr.. a dentist
of this eit\. last night and got.
away with more than nine hundred
dollars worth of jewelr>
PROF. HART APPOINTED
ON BOARD OF EXAMINERS
Brewttweod Educator h Tendered a
Place By State Superintendent
Cousin*.
Pro! T. H. Hart recei\e,j by this
ing'a mail a letter from Superintendent
Cousins informing him ot his
appointment on the St.it*- Board of
Normal Examiners which meets in
Austin ne\t Tuesda> It is Quit*
* to hold an appointment on this
board and Prof Hart Is to be congratulated
Also the cit> will take a
pride in having i'rof. Hart as High
School superintendent on the board of
examiners.
COMMISSION FORM OF
UOVEBNVENT
\DOrTK».
S • to I>aih Bulletin:
Kansas City .Mo.. July 1— The
sj>ecial election In this citv yesterdaj
had been gone over and some j resulted m the adoption of the cornminor
details had been settled—the | mis>ion form of government b, am.. T
rWHi trustees to go home to enjoy j JOTitj of fifteen hundred vote, out
that sweet rest which come, only with ' "-- ,H> «•*■ This form of government
a con^iousness of duty well done. I ** ***> "ffect *t
A « >ril 1S
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Dr Sandefer left on No v this morn-| modeled directly after the C.aheston
ine on his retttf Stephenville, with \ I ,lan
FRROK IN DATE FOB
OPENING HRiDiiE BIDS. SALOON MEM WILL N01
In the advertisement appearing in
the Bulletin asking for bids by the city
council for two concrete or steel
bridges there is an error as to the date
of opening the bids. Bids on the Austin
avenue and Vine street bridges will
be opened on Monday night instead of
Wednesday night. Contractors will
Austin. Texas. July 14.—Senator \V. Waco. Texas. July 15.—The ph\si- please take notice
J. Bryan of Abilene recently publicly chins here today asked for a special
advocated the establishment of the meeting of the board of health of this KM Ml \OT Gl'ILTV 13
penitentiary cotton mill at some point city to denounce the statement made
in the state where water power could in the Bulletin of the State Board of
BOTH COl/NTS OF HI HILARY.
Special to Daily Bulletin:
be developed, and Austin was among Health. The Bulletin devotes two Fort Worth. Texas. July l.»—J. A.
the places named. Since then there page* to this city, declaring that the w 4 ''der was found not guilty in both
ha* been considerable talk in this city death rate is too low and allege* that counts of burglary and theft in con
in the matter of interesting the r,o\-'the physicians here are not reporting
ernor and Penitentiar\ Hoard in the the deaths to the officials. Theph\si-
matter of rebuilding the Austin dam. clans arc very much wrought up over
the State to have a certain guaranteed the charge and say that hot a single
power tor cotton mill purpow body has been interred without being
It Us declared it could be rebuilt with reported to the authorities
convict labor, the policy being to call » .
in the convict from the farms K\K>fhi{ \SS\I LtED VM>
and plantation* No iftottbt an advan ROBBED OK Kim DOLLAR*.
tageoua financial arrangement could
SjM !al
be niade with I • < : Au n foi
IO M*
Bu * Ietlh:
S.in Antonio Tex • I I.". IV if
rebuilding the dam by convict labor.)
the i■" • ' furnish mat* ind sup>
a t.it ii. i. i aulted
s bj pledging earnings from its
and robbed last night of fifty dollars
water and light plant; the sariu a
today is in the hospital h
the state did in buildinj
inc • on The Mexican * i v.aa
on the Ciemens fan ■ ere the pro-
&n arrested charged
ceeds from the pdodm i
n 'i • • ault and robbery
Tlie rebuilding dam uiaj take
tarn:: • m in in, liate future, the
interview ■ >' Senator Bryan having re
• \ interest and Ian to be
Mil;.'
I> Wis FOI \I> WUILT1 OK
\SV\IT T 0> JOIINsOV
George !> 1> ivis w., I in Justice
conn -e-iord.: B charge of
assault, committed upon the person ot
A. Johnson, anil was found guilty and
lined $1.'. and Ufa Warn
;led
W i:\THFR RFTORT.
Ra • ■ tiian »i>ent »terd
Colemao whete he visited the gra
work DO the S.t-ir.i \\- Mr. Harr\-
• • • three miles or
grade completed and that the work Is
ed ranidlj He *raa «reatl>
interested in the siide elevation
grader which is now in operation
Miss Uorena Pence has accompanied
her mother to her borne in McCullocb
COUnt} and will spend .t month there.
nection with the Stoneatreet and Iiavis
robbery In the Seventeenth district
court this morning: The bond of Walter
.lames for $1 r»uo was forfeited.
•lanies i.> charged with being connected
with the robberv.
WORK OF CODIFYING LAWS
LIKELY TO 8E POSTPONED
Hemhets «t todiijing Hoard loafer
With (toxrnor Iteiraniing
the Matter.
Special to Daily Bulletin :
Austin. Texaa. July 1". I; i> now
believed that there is rerj little likelihood
that the work of codifying th»-
elvij and criminal statutes will be
* + + f..g*.fr'f."r'l.4' + *r*4- Ml SKOGK1 WILL BE
+ +] wim; orh:\ o\ M\U\\.
il"8 MABKE1. + ! iD«cial t« Daily BuIleUn
Tonight and Fi parti •*• •$•» Muekogee, Ok.. July i:,._The city
4-
cloudy we.ither
Z •$• •$• *f- •J- -f* -f* -f* -J- *J* *J- -J- -J- *J- -i- j and county authorities agreed this
^J Special to Daily Bulletin: morning that there was no law to
Fort Worth. Texas. Jul> \~> - Cattleiforce the Sunday theaters to close and
m : recolpts :!•'••". DOCa (00. Steers, steady, the cases against thirty of the Suu-
A M Harfung is evp," ted home to-| tops $.'i.2:.; cows. firm, steady, tppsfda) la* violators were dismissed
.night from a brief business trip to $.:..•. calves steady, topi $»;l i . 1 in 0. K . & Prater is putting the finishing
are
the lime rock i.-, the cement, which The West Texas Telephone Com
Mans are also being drawu for touches to his model little home o Q
constructed of Brownwood brick and
when used with crushed n>ek. makes patty's general office and local ex Brown county stone and are as durthe
wall solid instead of jointed as| chang „ , miIdinK at tne ror ner of Anable
as any brick or stone buildings
heretofore. The history of the mod der»on and Krown street is another can be.
ern concrete building is that it lasts modern structure, but not so large. Contracts are being let this week for
longer and is more substantial than This building will be two stories, hut the rebuilding of the burned district
that of any other material. It is es- the two floors are especially design- on Center avenue. The Citizens Natimated
that the buildings now under ed to house the company, which is
course of construction will aggregate ;growini5 so rapid iy that eaPn depart
the sum of $7. r >

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THE DAILY BULLETIN.
THCRSDAY, .jflY !i, 13W.
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(AJ'IUI. AMI MKI'IJ S *iMi,:.os. He found upon arrival there
some parts of the engine
been shipped along with the t)U1
and soon had other members of the
On the 29th the Illustrated Special tin-- right • m the trouble i you [Ann here getting out the part-
Edition of the Bulletin will be issued. ke-a careful >ttid> ol I , . h|i> , w , n . M , m t n : m |iy , %Q ,,._
It will be 10,000 copies. Every regu- • advertising. The d ^ result is the plant will be in.-ailed
lar subscriber to the daily and weekly -
vry time t - advertise, in time to save the corn I rop
issues of the Bulletin will receive a .and merchant* in the big citiea recogcopv
in addition to their regular pa-'nize that Tact. Of coarse, midsummer
* irl received a shlpm nt of fresh fUh
per." The price of the lllus:r..- not the m. advertising at the Pullman Cafe.
Special Edition will be 1" cents per price* - --.I, -aques in '! •
copy, on orders for five or morecopie- rne man who has midsummei
we will pav the p.stuee Advertising - o sell should not advertise
space an theItastrated Special Edition I
is $100 per inch one column w ni
Hett and expect a rush. Several
a Kben 1> lordon, head of the
Get in vour kiata a— - HU **■» o1 • K)rdon *****
vou who want to bate live • f ted erthtfn* man
copies nailed BO n have •• - ■ ■ •• - straw hats foi •
wrappers prepared lor imnu ■ ' Hie advertisement waa
mailing on day of public.
d submitted to Mr Jordon
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,i« hat- iron. entf
ORIE>T TKM h* VKK
\T roroR\iM» K1UK.
T " di
In spite of I I tO*t
the thirteenth of tl« month
tracklaying cang at the fron* on t!
Orient railroad :> -aid to be making |
speed towards the Colorado River
day. and the ensin^-rs said tl
woum surely get t rne rtream at
the end of tonight'• a rk
•Or. if they don't." said on- .»: the
men from the froc • J *iM
so close • • river toni*:'nt that
.til make fon A m '
With the Colorado Ri^er peacheid
the Orient Rap i~ Been to b. jiibt one
more step nearer completion and the j
dash - - gw< wat^r to San Anpelo J
Wh*n
:• men
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t -mbstitute as follon -
TOMORROW HORNING
> O'clock
MEN'S STRAW HATS
:, CENTS
.lord >n Morsh & Co.
-K-k came, more than
irore clamoring for those
S A ttefe i\\\: ho* eaaj it is
•.> write a telling advertisement— there
tbout it The trouble with
• rtlaemcm
• know what t i >a> nor
to quit -a'-sne it.
• I lUlple
Is nearini: at: end.
foiman •
on eenth « monti. . , . , .. .. i . I I
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MHTOK l>VHrU TO VISIT
HELTOVS I IVK STOCK HH0W.J
The Briton papers contain the foi*J
lowing notk ••
T)r 1' S Tui :• ' ' >'■ ■! l> !
K I K>> le. -• of the H
Men's Club ol Helton, have seOt the
following invitation teeome annoyed with the oper-jen here this year, but we know that
ator because of hi> disappointment. I God is ruling over all. and perhaps
When rentral sayi busv" he mu^ he is railing our friends away that we
his medicine without any hack 1 may bo led to think of the s-ftortness
talk and espoeiallj should he not I of thi- life tad the eternity ^*bich
show ill temper because ol an> annoys-Jcomea after.
an«e for which cen'ral" m.. >' ackle MOorO, nee Lutrell. died
responsible. ev»-n in the matter nffThunulay, .1 u 1 > I p. m. She
-light delav in answering his calf. j|oft l»eh:nd a hnsband and little girl
The telephone k'irl tnik'ht talk bach to grieve for the one who
and that in;. an -e jer her to ti •
place
She had lived here since she
But (he etiqu<
is more to be considered in reference
r . the communication between those
who use thai medium, and it probably
would be better understood and ap-
ersoo^ generally' were
more careful about calling up only
the riehr number and saying
what • have to say without
.mu. h preliminarv beating about the
bosh. •Hello* Is ths Dumber
• Well, i- So-and-so there? What
time will he be in"
Well, maybe vou
to know. Well,
of course l. ur-r. dontcheTknow.*' etc
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child and was known and loved by all.
Several >ears ago she became a t'hr.
tian and. since that time, she has been
a living example of Christian woman-
hood. During her long illness she was
kind, cheerful and patient; she did
not burden others with her grief- -,
She wanted to DC BOetel and lou%ml
and prayed for health
Bni when she realized that earthly
•offering waa almost over ■ t
was nearh done .-he told her husband
and friends that her home warn in
heaven Although she 0 her
bnsband and lift-
where
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:^^~x^>^"M~:~> that had always
been is eel lo ber. he seated
himself besMe le r h» sfleni f
The n-.iiu rattled on and as they
:i«>r. y««i •" vc y f r apart,
tho rhotigbtf i turned lottos, last
time they bad rrateled that road t«-
aether on their Urst rlsli home aft»r
r booeym< n
How bapfi had rhej been then!
Hoc- Imppy Ihej might mvre been now
if only that Ifl WfthlB the lute -
Throngl ind f each the sane"
questions • i -• had there bees Ju^t
and SUnVlenl cause? A little patience. M
little forbearance, a little sacrificing of
pride a1 Ihe beginnti -
Chatterton looked down it the slight
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Don 9 ! Fail to Visit Our Store ■■
Friday and Saturda
-salted
ightful
of the
When we will offer extraordinary inducements
in the way of prices for your trade. Note the
following Extra specials on Silk Petticoats for
Friday and Saturday:
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all the popular shades PL~5
One lot extra Silk Petticoats in all
the jHipular shades, worth I&.Q0 at
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One lot extra quality Silk Petticoats
worth $6..'0 at
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One lot extra quality Silk Petticoats
worth $:.:»" at t*- : >"
One lot extra quality Silk P
worth $ v .56 at
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One lot extra quality SiUt Petticoats
worth $10.50 t^"* 1
Remember abote prices are lor Kridaj
and Saturday only.
Extra
Special
One lot Arnold's Silk
Crcpc worth 65c for
43c
We pre Belling all of our Ladies
14.00 Pumps and Oxfords for ... **.5u
Don't fail to ikM our Remnant
I otinter. You maj rind jo*t »hat you
were looking for.
Everything in our Ladies ready to wear department
included in this sale.
Ladies Tailored Shirtwaists worth $15 00 lor
Ladies Tailored Shirtwaists worth 1350 for
Ladies Tailored Lhirtwaists worth 10 Oo for
Ladles Tailored Shirtwaists worth *.."0 for
Ladit»s Tailored Shirtwaists worth 7 T>0 for
Ladies Tailored Shirtwaists worth f>.00 for
Ladies Tailored Shirtwaists worth 5.00 for
All ladies wash Suits at 1-4 off
Great Reduction in Men's and Boys Clothing
$25X0 suits for
$20.00
$22 50 suits for S16.90 Si
S20 00 suits for $15.00
$l*.0u suits for . . $13.50
16.60 suits for $12.40
$15 00 suits for $12 00
$12 60 suits for $10.00
$10.00 suits for $ *.00
Boys suits worth $10.00 for..
Boys suits worth 8.50 for
Boys suits worth 6.00 for.
Boys suits worth 5.00 for.
Boys suits worth 4.00 for .
Boys suits worth 3.50 for
Boys suits worth 3.00 for
Boys suits worth 2 50 for..
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WANTS
THE RATES:
One Cent a Word
Two Cents a Word
Four Cents a Word
POk SALE.
FOR SALE—Engraved visiting cards,
in ten different styles of engraving,
any size card Mayes Printing Co.
FOR SALE OR TRADE—160 acre* all
tillable land, sandy loam. 9 miles from
Brownwood, two churches and school
houses close; fine timber;-50 acres in
ly in the city to
cultivation; orchard; ;>-room house;
oar table board and ;
tine well, tank, cribs, etc.; will srow
."••tee everything at j
anything. Will takt> part pay in
,, Y\ H. Blaine, Prop. |
Brownwood uuin< -umbered property*
balance easy. Price $*»• per acre.
rh;,ml,pr^
ri,m r °"
duction on Spring I ***•* * »»
s now on. Want you :^J^ ■{ ^}J*
at we make French TOR SALK-A bargain on Bast Adams
specialty.
street Large house and lot^an Idea]
lay es & Co Tailor home. Better ;>*f as about tills.
7ta7~she7t I Chambers roni (^ jJJ 'iL~j!l!I-
• personal attention in- FQR SALK _. So: ..,. 0 , \u* best business
pro pert -r >
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:„ i; ro u nwood. H. fit. Nod
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& BUCK want to do your }, OR SALK ._ Two vUra lar , t> . plW>
residence lots for sale Oghl M>« at a
,special bargain. ptft wait four 61
>ffice. Will pav 2 cents per pound • five davs The >
wi * *' so,d
String? and old socks not Henle\ A: Co.
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FOR SALE—The beet dinners in
WANTED—If you want to buy an ex- town for 25c, at the Pullman Cafe.
tra good home in verv choice location, Short orders all hours T. B. Lath'em,
see us Its cheax K. B. Henle> & 1 Proprietor. Phone 19
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FOR SALE 100 cords ->f « ood, six
rTED—Brigh* >oung ladiep. of \ miles south of BroMwood drove W. O Mcf
ami lies, between If and 24 years | Christy
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to learn telephone operating.
FOR SALE—I1S00 iuys sood new
ly to Chief Operator West T»
home ami large lot .- ontslde Chi
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CURVE PITCHING.
Rtdbourne U«ed th« First "Rite" ee
"Jump" Ball.
Curre pitching got its greatest de
velopmeut after 18S3, in which year
the artificial restralnta were removed
and the pitcher was allowed to deliver
the ball as he pleased, which means
overhand. At that period the "out,"
easiest of all curves to throw, waa
falling into disrepute among major
leaguers. The incurve, by the limitations
of the human arm a smaller bu*
quicker deviation than the out, was
temporarily much in yogue. The drop
remained, as always, a favorite. Scientific
change of pace, the standby of
such great early day pitchers as Harry
Wright, Asa Brnlnard and Al Spatting,
was temporarily lost. Radbourne,
a tremendously speedy overhand pitcher,
came along with the first "rise" or
"jump" ball. He had wonderful development
of the wrist, the thumb
and the two first fingers. The limitations
of the arm. as well as the hostile
attraction of gravitation, make
the rise difficult Many believe it to
be Impossible. This curve can be delivered
only with a straight overhand
throw, and the only way to give the
ball a back spin is to jerk the fingers
down Its surface as the hand passes
down to release it. Rut Radbourne
had the speed, the flexibility and the
grip to do it. So has "Old Cy" Youuj:
of this day. When toonf gets It to
working right his teammates recog
nize it by the number of men who go to eeaac
operations during the funeral services
of ii II. Rogers is an apt illustrati >>i
«.f the value of lime in an Industry,*'
si M the pr fessional photographer "If
it wasn't for that fre would do double
our bnsinesiji
• Tie- officers of «•» < on- ••in may be
enthusiastically In favor of having i
ae1 "f pjcturee of the works, but thej
when the general manager hands
them a little slip snowing just how
mu< h time we one eosti and how
much net profit they ar»* goinjj to lose,
etr . batao e

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*AGE*IX
THE DAILY BULLETIN.
THCHSDAY,JIXI^J^
Groceries
We are still running our
BAKGAI
COUNTER K
and offering real bar-
gains from it as well as
good values from our en
tire stock which is o ne
of the best selected in
the city.
Respectfully.
W.H.Stevenson&Co.
Phone 06
fields and Orchards cf Fran •ce.
•m Arfenoo to Lyons the mi!
^ad runs through ■ rfcb country the
fruit tree* red with Unsworn* and
'he BtfCjU assuming The robes of
creen. altogether making a picture
bc-antifu? to look ii,x.n Prom Lyons to
Parts The orchards, tho vinovnrds and
the growing ^rain delight the eye of
the travel r rYom oriental deserts
-emind him of Macau .ns Emetn:
Xttrr to Denver P
Consideration.
ti say
"Pat's what I
dine Pete
1 'J j on
make your f
happy?"
-I did I left • n
•ice had a homo?"
had." - answered Plod-
a
do srsnething to
comfortable and
•) Star.
in Accord With the Weather.
Mrs. Pnase (to her maid How Is tho
weatbo- Mari.- Maid Fresh
nnd windy, madam Mrs. Pssse Very
veil: you wii; j )Ut a beatthi
flush on D.\ c| us mornim.
am going out New York Ufe.
LABGG CROPS
OR SMALL CROPS
Cake Flour
Qnality is unchauog
None Betti Pully
Omimntpiid
' \ Grain I o
About Some
Personages
-s*ic
In Print
THK soecessot of
John u
G. CnbeU, ■ .Ww
York man. The department
of internal
revenue is in the jurisdiction
of the secretary
of tho treas-
ury. Its importance
may be Increased ID
ease of tiie passage
of a law taxing corporations,
as it bis
R. < . « u:n.i.
been prop,** a ,„ ,,,.,,.,. ||h . '»lls and snuares.
A fe'.'. ,i.. • | .vork e\.
orer your cotton will help you grow .1
fine crop, and you will at once BMBS3 the
difference in pour crop and th• and the., do the woik
se purchased, 163: total acres transfers of cif> property, amounting ' I*»*rf*»ctfy. We also ha\o some
based. 250,245; price per acre $1(1-rto Jf.5tp^#6
*k stoves left over AWI are offering
J.\ total consideration, $t.u»a;.rn j; Mr Sargent further cbel
them at a large disc mnt
n 8 grand total for tlw counties
dtngman-Timralm
ourloe* for immigration ai j capital
lldw Go
named above are as follows: Numb T TexA, nan never so bright *s it Is at See those big, Juicy watermelon 1
uirhasors t.!H.".. average acr«i rhis rime and he believes .jr tie- full j n if and hessn fo
• it !i . -! ;■ bs r, '
It out
¥onr ; snnsl
H ■ -i \* tern-
\\ li\ doeSn'l MMBMf
She -' r l»-f •;••■
4 r : it '»•
t'< -' the pain of
Ir n-irh
\onr t p to n- w
ff only f
teen p^uteN >>f ptift'-*. rhr»f» r.
bur JO* the
se»M ha* foi nbown him i go*n!
WortLjh -- 'i bf -••« 'i '* the
r • ."!•;• and the isl fh I rTy in
ihe rammer t«-t• jgfd
need*a wlrf^ •- an »-\:. :,-i.-n ♦./ ♦
When thi ;.,,,-. *■
Ix-uch tin- wins whirl-
The
the bod] i< .-in axle, ifs front etl^ •
«trlkiiii: the .,ir bitrher Than the r»»sr *eoce-
J Thanking you for your liberal
w 'rvaJtronajre, and asking a con-
^ stinnation of the same for the
J *j*w manajjer, I am
m
Very Respectfully.
j HARRY KNOX
5 July 7th. Ml.
^•tltlllMIMIMMMfMlM
Miss VTinnrNF KLdprnm
there must I • M „t be'
'• ' -r hind. s.
..I fbe | t Misa Bib
I lit was ouij ..
'"tec-!, d to r ie| attention f:
'•■ i .- royal ad
\e r -
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■ i. i she v .
hi .. v
d .» , ,
. I
i i trl the •
ia her jonric
When X ■;. :,- n v..is the euf< I
-' " r I■■ -• ■ «J :ii St. Helena ■
- rian wry»te «ha; ;r tho long Run url
ami bat < f , ahould be p
on a sti : ;--i aiiere In Bngland tb«
le of thai o itio-, would be ft irrht
pued into ti„. s , ; , what is there m
the castoff | or one that lui>
ii• I been • -. • • f ft
f»r that ru::t?or. o-
a man who has at
*ome ttaae been .s
p^wer thai ;n v,
f>r ontliu«

ItTKSBAY, nlti 1 5. 1909. THE DAILY BULLETIN. PAGE SEVES
Prom recent statistics given out by the United States government, it is shown that rats are destroying no less than fifty tnousand bills, ag
gregating oYer a half million dollars, annually. Js it not a wise plan to keep your money in the bank where it is not only safe from rats, but burglars,
sjthievee, fire, etc. as well. This bank will welcome your account.
OFFICERS.
J. A. \B\EI\ Pre*ident.
A. L. SELF, Actl?e Vk-e Prudent
J. B. Tl'KNER, 2nd Vic*' President.
F. S. AB.VEY, (ashler.
D. B. ANDREWS, Assistant < anliier.
Citizens National Bank
u
flllCHEO HIMSELF
TO KEEP AWAKE
I"*. H. Webb of Colorado (it} Recalls
FSBMSS Ben Fiekiin Flood
of 18M.
R. M. Webb, a member of the party
of Colorado City business men which
invaded* San Angelo Monday, tells a
ssjry interesting story in connection
with his experiences in this couuty
away hack in the So's. He has the
honor, If such it may be called, of
having been hemmed up during the
famous Ben Fieklin flood.
"It was on the 21st or i!-iid of
August, in the year 1881." mused Mr.
P^Webb. "when the big flood came upon
■L I was in charge of between 0""
Spuid 7000 head of sheep that belonged
§to my cousin. Ben Van Tuyl. I had
'camped for the night on the Colorado
.#*rrver, on a high and dry landing.
During the night the water kept approaching
until finally l oni-
^pletely surrounded.
"I was game to the ia>t. though,
and did not take for higher quarters
until the water wa? about two
L^$r*P- *n*en I climbed a friendly old
tree," and there I remained all nigh!.
"Without doubt it was the lor.
night I ever experienced. I had been
riding all day prior to the flood and,
was completely fagged out I was so
sleepy, in fact, that 1 was compelled
to pinch myse!1 - nd blue
order to refra fron r
thait tree.'
Mr. Webb
qame to San Angelo
structions of the Commercial dun
Colorado City A rousing meeting
that organization was he'.d last week.
and it was brought out that Color;
City want*
any amount .
News.
they would not have so much trouble
about water for stock once the tanks
were filled.
Miss Ella Hunter returned Friday
morning from Brownwood where she
has been attending the normal.
Mrs. IfcNeal returned Thursday
from Llano where she visited several
weeks with her sister. Mrs. McNeal's
sister, Mrs. Atkins, accompanied her
home.
Mr. C .1 Lane left last week for
Palestine for the purpose of disposing
of his property al that place and after
spending a few weeks visiting his
children at that place will return with
a view to buying.land in this county.
Crops in this part of the county
are raffering y for lack of rain,
and unless there comes some .
rains in a verj short time pottos
Crops an •. complete failure,
as th< ,.'• eadj
to d • »] moistun
already 4 everybody has to
drive cattle hum d
Mr. and Mrs K K BLeklock. Mrs;
Collins, sister of Mrs. Hlacklock. and
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson spent Tuesday
night on the river ftshii
Mr. and M:>. Cla\ Oidhain spent
Wednesday in our town with friends.
Mr. Uatliff of BrownWobd ha.- been
in our part of the county buying c.ittle.
Mrs Bessie tatum n for
se\eral days « grandmother.
\\\: ..; Hi for
some
Mrs. .1 T Sin|
•: K- \\ )'h i-*
enta; Mr. and
m EDITH
Blacksmith and machinery supplies
Clingman-Timmlns Hdw Co
BLANK KT.
M:> H h Fish and \
Roupe i.f Mountain Valley ( ommuu-
You can ge: hoiee oeef, pork and '
werP :n town **>pning *»day
▼eal at my pla\: door To Neels
Hardware.
K\erette Cassiday of Hico was in
the first of the week visiting
tther and hr.>ther.
WINCH ELI.
Arthur liO» of Brownwood A.,, |Q
town Monday on bu
•
• Mrs. Co. me Mi Wood returned her
in Sherwooo - tier pan Wood • ount>
ant visit wirh • Mrs. Ell - S night She * >ni'd
Black lock.
Mrs. J. H
home b;
m>''.
morning fi
' of !> \
visiting fo:
•
' R
tives.
I W
-.\ to
Lawre;.-
will sp
piace. place.
• • •
•ard B!
•
frtwJ V- r
with !; ,
ed a •
trSn*.
• k
HE PEOPLES COMPRESS
The West Texas Compress Company will
Maintain only one Press at Brownwood
Headquarters Located Here.
The We-t Texas Compress company,
Organized her*' some weeks a^». has
decided to maintain onl\ one press at
Brownwood hereafter, and this seek
:h»'. .i:♦• moving the people's press ti»
Coleman. The buildings have been
torn down and the ma'chinen i> be
log loaded to ship to that point
!>e«in with, the city authorities of
Coleman, are reported r«> have refus-
ed to furnish water to the West Texas
people either tor building or operating
purpo . ill.- worh of installing the
is under \v;iv now. hut it is heirj
to haul their wafer a distance
W.f°* lhv ° v * n,,ea ,,;rM for drinking pur-
i»-m
and one which should be prized
}>\ A:W town in which it Is locab
NEW FRONT, GALLERY AND
SEATS AT OPERA HOUSE
Brownwood Pla>liou*
booked S number of the best
show.- on the road and is negotiating
with others, which he hopes to book
before tb< i ning of 'he season. It
is his purpose to run strictly .i first.-
DON'T STEW
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Over the stove these hot
days. Let us do your baking:
and remember BUT-
TER NUT bread is the
best.
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SEITZ STEAM j!
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THE "LOST ORCHID.'
•I Wat Rediscovered Only Theowgft
War and Bloodshed.
In 1902 only five o! the precious
cjprlpedlum plants were left, not
counting the home bred hybrid named
for Mrs. L. I'. Ames of Massachusetts.
Four were in France, in the
Jardio d* Luxembourg; one was in
England, in the conservatories of Sir
Treror Lawrence. These were fast
declining, and the next year one alone
in the known world gave forth a flower.
Despairing:}. Opoex, the Luxembourg
gardener, tried t breed from it and
waited In urdent and hopeful impa
Hence. Hut you cannot make a high
class house arid fo do so he wrH >-ji clSSS, decent oftllid germinate Its own
out the bum' show; l' • " This on-hid was no exception.
It was bent «•!» race suicide.
YOI'R TKIDC WILL BL
in such a plight wvre the orchidists
when they offered $lo.000 reward to
IPTMCIATBsl HIGHLY.
any one who would find a hale and
Call at my place, next door to Neei's Tlrlie wild specimen of the Cypripe
Hardware store, and leave word for dium fairrleneum.
me to take your meat order every England had long desired to open
morning.
np Tibet to the range of commerce.
T M. RATLIFF Opportunity did not come till Russia
was busy with war in Manchuria and
MR. BOLL W VV Vll/S DtW- Korea. Captain Younghusbsnd was
linv iPtivwiy hurriedly dispatched by the English
1
*P»^»a«» frosi India with a military force to
Little Rock. Aik . July M Commer- penetrate to the sacred city of Lassa.
ctal salesmen for Little Rock whole- The penetration was made—at cost of
-Mile houses an a the < ity from Wood. life and treasure. Attached to
[Southwest Arkai report consider-
fh " ' M^Hti-n was ' ' pmBts bnci
on the IN.II « • ..-, ' tire to I i
J !'" I • lie out
of the
ed to
jreevy materially .and it is belies ' i: ;: | ; th.
at but riffle more of the gros r. "foil •
wed •>;,!• other wHI
ed id f t-i
:
WO(
the
H
UNTA FE C0N5TR0C1I0
FORCE MfflUG THINGS HU»I
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it
Ellis BI
lot to Mt
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Mr
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If no:!, i
^ will bold
everybod \
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v >' .! H i
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I'For Porch Goods
• *
Come to our store on Center
Avenue. We can supply
you with what you want
at a low price.
Denman Furniture Co.
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wove I to
IVednesdaj Blanket re
' .-.■ tizena
kg
rile ni' !
)irthda> .
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rt of niiniiiicJi
an
I tl ■ little lad !»
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l>|H- |(l. ,. |
I • . hi :nii> i.r .in'i
morning
vvifh the familie 01
•y and A .1 Smifh
B3 E l> ivii . A if.' tnd baby, caiwe
tm Brownwood Wedne d m * x
n the S ant i Ke cut-ol
i< fi(»n u(»i k He- u :
■ that i :«'.\ are working la the
1
>\\'i of Bweetwater throwing up the
'•• for the main line and sidin •
northwest and southeast or town.
J other ars .it woi
(bie . oi I-:-koia. The Sai,»
o Mr. Bright in forme I a
• * rive of th' Reporter, has
based a trnci ' h,,sf '
,„, [of railroad work In the state. Abileno
Reporter;
(Jivin • away flour. i'.'t.it's what we
•ne doing. Watch these columns to- All work done by the StephenvHie
morrow for full particulars. ('HAS. Laundry is guarantied I). R Toia
HA VMM
baugh, Phone 27:t. dtfc
. ■ ■
ai for the to rj.
• low n. and ihe rep»l •• boiler .
being made. Temple Tel eg rat
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fAGE EIGHT
At
gains in
Brownwood
business and
residence
property.
Don't Delay,
we are sellins:
them.
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: J. F. RENFRO
♦ Wholesale \ Ret a
I CIGARS,
2 All the leading brands cat •
• in stock. If you an- a dealer vc
• can supp.v \«>u as cheap a> #
wholesale hous< •
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• If It's Good We've Got It. •
tl *V- ve Got It Wk Good. .
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iJ. F. Renfroj
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w , toci of builder-'
hard.- > • " more than all our
competitoi Hgethef and as we
have the advant I
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et> in bu>i: • ■ - • «1
cannot ••• — it Lei ufc figure your
lob « r - ::::
»Minimati-Timmin- Hdw. Co.
ggftt PRUTH Al. U»T( E.
M> advice
to pend their mone.v with borne news-
|f you want to ;*">'
..•>- on 'Special edition*.*' help your
home paper to get uff> an Industrial
and agricultural edition aid then mail
a copy off the paj»er M evtr.v prospector
in the north and tfrst whose name
can get'hold of, and that will iU>
>ome real good. Hut Btfeer clear Of
the outside painei who>.e circalaUon is
. • . limit* : ■ ■• m in/glv-
• -i a write-up b to p ; :.:
_. ..tir pe<
• . • . have tint*
.•■..■: it ' read
Q P THOMAS
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Suggestions for Wedding Gifts
The foilbwring at ti< I.-
, - : ii I'A ; ■• i,
nd Novell VV.e
T. S. Euper, Quality and Price Always Right
sit KSKMIS. \iii MION:
• - kM K TV
*tr . r drill
Tvl» ROM INK:-
k of I« • I '■ eam !
,,;.«• t\ ■ i • • ii'.v.',
i- un-Timntins Hd* Co
. .eat Majestic Steel and Mai-
*eat)U- Iron nasage This is the range
so many of our best homer, in
gjisswweiuwl If you want hot srater
v©a r.e. Brewer.
2. The power to heal the leper did
not depend upon the Savior's touching
him. but the lesson did U> .Jim Johnson
.".. There is another lesson for us
in the touch of the Savour: it is for
us .t- disciples of Hi.- and fellow woi t
ers with Him—B) A. 1. Self
l It is prayer ot faith thai calls
forth the heal ins; touch \{\ Mary
With tli»- healing touch there
goes forth an Assuring word: I will
be thou ciean.^-By r A Parks.
Ill** sail* at figJft.
BROS.
OILLIA1
Fifteen dtdlar *»uH^ at elcwn eiirlit>.
\\M. U1LXIA1 BROS.
o» the Beautiful l.aun at the Noun- of
.Indirt- and Mrs. Sam < . Coffee.
Thursday evenlnk. Jfuli i">th. the
ladies of i^ie < | Iveoue church
will serve i« •• creahi and cahe on the
lawn at the h >me «>t Judge md Mrs
Sam (V Coffee, 1501 A\»' 1>. in Fords
Addiriim Cake and Cr»\ui:. I ■"■ cents;
cream on!>. l" cents "." ii - froiia T to
II o'clock. Bveryhodj' Invited; Ran
your evening drive to stop s| the c:\ \\^< Q - T"
Liniment
• • \ r
!• :. . t* -
bids.
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sse'd V
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lOUNSOX
Fifteen dollar/ait* at eleven ehrnty?
ih«. litfcLI \M BKns.
Vou
Evangelisi V. .I er suits at tliM (.11.1.1 \M
MHOS.
&L& suits at 117.v..
BROS.
(IIIJVH
Attention!
Come to the
ELECTRIC Park
friday Night
July mo
For the Benefit
of the
Daughters of
Confederacy
COME, Jt Is For a
Good Cause*
Tit DAILY BULUETJ
Tnr , JULY li, !S9f.
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The Clock
Stopped at 12-31-32
Mr. IV. Ben ham won the Set
ot Dishes, his ticket being 12-
31-34.
Next Wednesday we will give away our fourth set.
Dress . Goods
partment
De-
The low pries prevailing In our
Dress Goods Department, in spite of
frequent reorders; has induced the
i to d'-; , ' ,,[ *- our 11 roods Depart
ncnt considerably, Nevertheless,
\w .still have a comparatively lar^e
assortment, and these are offers
temptingly low prices
l.awn, Fiiriind. a lanre fasirtj to
♦.elect from, a 7c taliic for
5c
I , rii- • • '• ••''- table lm-
N'apkiUS. Towels, Lace Curtains
and Window Shades, will find it to
her advantage to see what th^ One
Price Store ha* to oiTer in thc*e lines.
Von will tind our prices are less.
am
White Lawns
I have an 9 I
.-old in • • 16
leader, a u
. a I-"-
in town. Mi price
10c
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tad
11
.Silks. Mulls and F
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K\actly l-i ofi the reimlar psire<
•Ahich meai - all - , "
60c at 30c
Ail 50c Silks 25c
All 35c Molls 18c
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TRISS, OR BEYOND THE
ROCKIES, III AIROOME
( leur Western V\u\ Will Pleaae the
l.arue ( nnxN at the Virdome
loniirlit.
\ .■ • deal ol "
u |fe ted InL ■ ; «- * '"■!•
• .n.^1!- ;
an 1 the
,,i- tnt :t» kno i * MI ifl i;oiiiK
to he the • • ■ : it -Aas an-
woulrl '"•
e I 1 i '
!
I ' ; ' " k "
thorou
. •, pl.iv with all the ♦•\- King -< *M.es
: i agile
daya wh»m laws were few
d not so rigidi) enforced
Mian
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Ait l!lllt*l*€?ll**
^ i >! -:>\at th :..
nod) • • i
As a
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them to \
Armstrong Jewelry Company
S|X.\T\l.kOI.(M;iM.
You ma) not ha\ e heard d
liefore, and we an- certain I
n,.r -••♦':! • |ual the
act of Tom C Rojgera whicli
dk»cribed by the ibove word. Come
to the Majestic, the popular pla
[tonight and >ou will ^ Mr R
. in the best act that has been aeefl in
Itennihgton take the role of Tria Brownwood in many a da>
the little.heroine, and plays her parti His act alone is well worth th»* ad-
Well She ib ftreU supported h] Bar- ' mission price. But we will have still
dOu Lefferl Norman Phillips. ,f al ( another attraction.
Andrew.-, ltoland Sadgwidl and Mr
! Remmington and the lady memhers of
\s\IDAI.
The famous littl* contortionist from
Japan, will also appear in a splendid
the company, fp act one in shown the act tonight. She is a marvel physical-
Boost.' while act two shows the ex- ly, and In her act is pronounced peerloaa
by eminent critics of two contiterior
of Nafa cabin Then follows
nents. This is something new in
th^ trial and the Judge from New
vaudeville, nothing like it having ever
York. This bill is positively the funniest
put on In the city Something
doing every minute.
been seen on a stage in Brownwood.
You ought to see this
But this is hot all.
We will ebow entirel> new pictures
The specialties will be done by Baby
tonight, the kind that you will like, the
Mildred and Miss Andrews. Too much
kind that are new to Brownwood. We
cannot be said of little Baby Mildred's
work. She is the brightest child on
propose to give our patrons -tonight
the biggest show they have ever seen
the stage today at f years old.
The Airdome orchestra is working
this week on special music which will
begin next week. They keep up with
the latest in music and give the Airdome
audiences the best that is go-
ing.
Ahout the gift on Saturdas night.
Everybody is talking ahout this especial
feature. It is absolutely a gift,
no cost, no favorites. Somebody Is
sure to get the gift. This is the Saturday
night feature.
The management of the Airdome is
trying to give their patrons their moneys
1 worth and a little more. The
price is only lu cents for admission
and 1«> cents for reserved seats. Come
J spend a jolly hour and a biilf at the
Airdome any night in the week.
for the money.
THK WA4>:STIC.
The geniune Gurney refrigerators.
The kind that saves fherr price in
every two seasons.
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CTingman-Tlmanius Hdw. Co.
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Special to Daily Bulletin:
Muskogee. Ok.. Julv 1.*,.—Acting on
analysis made »>v the state chemist.
which finds that "Amber Mead'' contains
mort alcohol than BUdw<
beer. Chief of Police Ledbetter today
seized thirty-eight barrels of the product
and confiscated the bar fixtures
of one saloon.
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tor a hath in one of ttiose
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I . 1 hair-^uts by
men wJ: \*ction.
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GBviog away flour That's what we
are doiui: Watch these columns to-
morrow for full particulars
HAYN1F
cuts.
Fifteen dollar silts at eleven eiajtj.
die. GILL1AM1B0S.
Alwtys tfec Mfftest
Class
We have what you want,
reliable, dependable and
worthy goods—new, freeh
and original.
Trade here for true satisfaction
and vouTl surely
get it.
A phone order from
Will be appreciated
Phone 598
Brownwood
Drug Co.
v "We never Substitute
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