Death of Mrs J T Parker in Cottonwood community
Mrs J T Parker died Sunday night at her Cottonwood home after a brief illness. She was about 25, wife of the deceased and mother of two. A Daughter of Mrs Lucy Thomas she leaves several siblings and was a Baptist church member. Funeral services were held yesterday at 3:30 PM conducted by Rev J M Bullock, with burial at Cottonwood church cemetery.
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J. T. Parker
Cottonwood
Parker
Lucy Thomas
Joe Sample
J. H. Thomas
J. H. Cobb
Lou Thomas
The
Baptist Church
J. M. Bullock
Cottonwood Church
Hyomei touted as safe catarrh remedy in relief guarantee
Advocate E J Jenkins promotes Hyomei as the local cure for catarrh of nose and throat. He warns against stomach dosing and claims the inhaler delivers medicated air to kill germs and heal irritation. The complete outfit costs $1 with 50 cent refills and a refund guarantee if no relief is shown.
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E. J. Jenkins
Death of Mrs. R. Hudspeth in Tabor community
Mrs. R. Hudspeth 24 died Sunday night at her sister Mrs. D Tullis home near Wheelock while visiting with her husband Capt. Robert Hudspeth. She was a Christian church member, daughter of Mrs. Lena Nichols. Survived by husband mother and several siblings. funeral at Bickham cemetery today.
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R. Hudspeth
Tabor
October 29 1906 Advertised Letters
Advertised letters list for October 29 1906 shows ladies Nellie Burrows Claud Collins Dossie Frankie Dossie Mary Gaston Kate Gurman Jamie Hart Sarah Haner Lizzy Kinnard Bessie Lewis Estella Malcolm Katie Myers Mattie McConnell Rush Nelson Julie Simpson Rosy Viner Sarah Wilson and F M letters for ladies. Gentlemen list includes Frank Barnes Bohmfalh J H Cahart Wet Culbrett Baies Sam Farsthoff Otto Henderson Longhe Lear John E Lovett Jay Mack Jerry McDowell H B Natal Neal Richardson Guy Sterne W T Branch Stafford Cade Professor Cobb Monroe Edwards J R Ferguson Jason Harris C D Johnson H M Long Clay Long TJ Marck Frank Neal C B Patson Mat Roan Frank.
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Burrows
Nellie Collins
Claud Dossie
Frankie Gaston
Mary Gurman
Kate Garie
Jamie Hart
Sarah Haner
Lizzy Kinnard
Bessie Lewis
Estella Malcolm
Katie Myers
Mattie McConnell
Rush Nelson
Julie Simpson
Rosy Viner
Sarah
H. & T. Excursions Houston Carnival Nov Dates
Houston excursion notice lists No tsu oh carnival events November 11 to 16 with a $3.60 rate and a November 19 limit. Special trains through Bryan depart 10 40 a m on November 13 and November 15 with a $1.00 round trip, limits November 15 and 17.
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Houston
Ash Pond Leased. No Trespassing Posted by Hunting Club
Ash Pond in the Brazos bottom, owned by W. S. Mial, has been leased to the Ash Pond Hunting Club and posted. No trespassing allowed. (Nov. 17)
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Ash Pond
W. S. Mial
Brazos Bottom
Rangers Fight Pack of Attackers Near Casita Ranch
Rio Grande City Texas November 10. Rangers on patrol near Casita ranch exchanged heavy fire with armed attackers. Captain McDonald and the rangers fought off the assailants, with one killed and others wounded or captured. McDonald’s driver was shot through the shirt but unharmed. Sheriff Deedro Garcia organized pursuit and three rangers held the line as two suspects were captured. Coroner’s inquest supports McDonald account. several suspects believed to have fled to Mexico.
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Mr. McDonald
Rio Grande City
Tex
Casita Ranch
McDonald
Mexico
Rangers
Manuel Ozeuna
Juan Garcia Peréz
Nearly One Hundred Delegates Elected in Guthrie
Democrats secure ninety nine delegates to the constitutional convention while Republicans total twelve and Independents one. In district C J Jones the negro candidate lost to S N Haskell by over two thousand votes and will contest alleging voting restrictions. L A Weeks filed notice of contest over excess votes. Election judge C O von Keller was held up and the ballot box taken.
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Guthrie
C. J. Jones
S. N. Haskell
L. A. Weeks
C. O. von Keller
Coalgate
Greatest of kind El Paso man wins exclusive Mexican fishing rights
El Paso mining engineer John C. Miller has secured what is described as the greatest monopoly of its kind. Through a concession from the Mexican government, he gains exclusive fishing rights on the west coast from Guaymas to Mazanillo and on the east coast from parallel 24 to the Bay of Campeche. The grant covers rivers bays inlets and lakes up to twenty miles inland.
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el Paso
John C. Miller
Republic of Mexico
Mexico
Guaymas
Manzanillo
Bay of Campache
Four Companies Sent to Fort Reno from San Antonio
San Antonio on November 10 reports orders to move four companies of the Twenty sixth Infantry to Fort Reno. The status at Fort Reno is unclear but rumors say recently dishonorably discharged black soldiers are causing trouble and may be disbanded soon. The departing troops carried ball cartridges.
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San Antonio
Twenty-sixth Infantry
Fort Reno
Favrot Attorneys Claim Justification For Aldrich Killing
In Baton Rouge on November 10, three Favrot attorneys released a signed statement saying Judge George K. Favrot acted after Dr. R H Aldrich circulated harmful reports. They promise to prove complete justification at the trial. In Birmingham on November 10, Alexander R Chisholm began trial in the federal court for embezzlement as former paying teller of the First National Bank.
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Baton Rouge
Congress
G. K. Favrot
Dr. R. H. Aldrich
George K. Favrot
R. H. Aldrich
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James’ Drug Store
C. E. Bullock & CO
Bryan
J. H. Hartzog
SMITH
Mel
SAM
MO. A. Moore
H. H. Henry
J. W. Brogdon
R. L. Brogdon
Henry & Brogdon Bros
AL QN
ST. Louis
VIA
Iron Mountain
G. N
Frost. Louis
Mexico City
Terminal
Texas
SPAAD
Comfort and Klaganob
D. J. Price
G. P
G.N. KB. R
Palestine, Texas
Geo. D. Hunter
SA. G. P
T. A
Isola Russell
Earth
Creat van Amburg
Hines-Kimball
Matsumoto
Imperial A
Bel Bros
Millettes
T. Leons
Larke & Adams
Charles Clark
M. Hatsu
Gus Kraft
Turners
Brooks Bros
Ben Beno
the Aitkens
C. O. Morrison
Ghebury’s Ssouthern Concert Band
Olympia Hippodrome
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