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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1909
Page
3
A fire at 120 North Loccest Street at 6 am Thursday triggered alarm and downtown apparatus deployment with no damage reported. D. B. Carpenter traded 40 acres near Sunnydale southeast of town to A. H. Castleberry for 10 acres east of town in a $500 exchange.
An 19th century advertisement claims deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube mucous lining can be cured only by constitutional remedies. It offers a $100 reward for any case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure and invites readers to send for free circulars.
All holders of reserved seats for the Bryan lecture at the A B E Lee auditorium on December 14 at 1 30 p m must exchange tickets for numbered coupons at Minnis drug store starting Friday morning. Tickets will also go on sale there on the same date. J B Carlisle.
Bright display highlights Ladies Hani Bags presented by W. J. Me Cray in a local shop window.
Thomas H. Reilly of Jonesville, Pa, encloses a one dollar money order and asks that its value be sent in Simmons Liver Purifier tin boxes. He claims thirty years of use. Price is 25 cents per box.
Alamo coffees headline the morning start with a robust blend from LONG & TURNER Co shaping breakfast rituals and daily routines.
Liverpool markets rose Thursday with spot cotton reaching 8 01d, the year’s high, as 12 000 bales traded and New York options jumped 14 to 43 points. The Ginners’ report due Friday showed a 2 million bale year end shortfall, reinforcing a bullish tilt amid speculation by Denton bulls and New Orleans brokers.
In a feverish market, Liverpool futures opened higher and closed below the day’s opening while New York and New Orleans showed strength after New York closed lower. May and March copper and grain contracts moved, with spot prices advancing in several markets. port receipts rose to 28 582 compared with last year.
A Wednesday night revival at the First Baptist Church led by Rev. Andrews drew a responsive crowd with two professions of faith. Prayer meetings continued Thursday in various city homes, with nightly sessions set for 7 p.m. at the church through the week.
In Austin on December 8 the state legal department said a foreign company forming to take over Waters-Pierce assets bought by S. W. Fordyce of St. Louis must file an anti trust affidavit proving no oil trust affiliation. Fordyce met with the Governor and oil magnates test at 1 pm for St. Louis.
O M Curtis earns public confidence with Rexall Remedies pledge of pure, dependable medicines and a personal guarantee of satisfaction. Rexall Dyspepsia Tablets target stomach irritation and indigestion with bismuth subnitrate and carminatives, priced 25 cents to 1 dollar per package.
The city endures five days of subfreezing temperatures with late week warmth returning. Thermometers from 14 to 20 degrees mark the cold spell while hydrants freeze and coal dealers stay busy. a Weather Bureau bulletin predicts warmer weather with more clouds tomorrow.
W. J Atkins labored as night watchman at Banne Springs Tennessee despite damp drafts and cold. After trying many remedies he used Dr King’s New Discovery and recovered completely. It relieves severe colds coughs throat inflammations and lung issues. 50c and 1 dollars trial bottle free guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
Bazaar all day Saturday at the Kanady seed store on the west side offering fancy work babe things home made candy Xmas flowers and more. Market booth features fine baked chicken pies cakes preserves salads veal plates and other edibles at reasonable prices.
W. J. McCray notes shaving mirrors are highly suitable for gentlemen, suggesting practical grooming aids.
If you want concrete or brick work done first class see S A Bush ey for quality craftsmanship and reliable service.
O M Curtis advertises Mi O Na tablets as a guaranteed cure for indigestion. It claims quick relief by aiding digestion, reducing sour stomach and gas within five minutes, with regular use strengthening stomach walls. Sold by O M Curtis at 30 cents a large box, with Booths Mi O Na free test in Buffalo.
Long and TL Ner Co offers fruit and vegetable orders by telephone. Customers call to place requests for fresh produce and arrange delivery.
A full day bazaar is set for Saturday at Kanady's Seed Store featuring activities for families and local vendors. Proceeds support kindergarten projects and school activities.
Sheriff Orr of Denton County will be an interested witness at the Roy Nix Eddie Rivers Alex Taylor and George F Howard trial in Dallas. He seeks information linking the men to the First National Bank of Lewisville robbery, with two suspects Ed Cisco and Charles Marshall jailed in Denton. The four men were indicted for burglary after a Grand Prairie bank break in.
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a cure for pimples skin eruptions sores boils and cracked lips. It promises softer velvety skin and relief for sore eyes cold sores chapped hands and piles with a call to try it at J F Raley.
Washington officials assured Rep J W Smith and Judge Kemner of Texas that the Bureau of Animal Industry would soon modify quarantine regulations. The agreement follows a Fort Worth conference between department officials and cattlemen.
Order your seeded raisins currants citron orange peel figs and nuts for the Long and Turner Co fruit cake. Secure supplies for the traditional holiday bake with reliable ingredients.
The Record and Chronicle promote Lost and Found columns as a way to recover lost articles. Readers are urged to submit items and search notices through the publication to reconnect with misplaced belongings or manuscripts.
Notice of a Texas sheriff sale in Denton County under an order from the District Court of Childress County. W. P. Carey et al. vs J. R. Speelman et al. No. 562. Sale set for the first Tuesday in January 1909 at the courthouse in Denton, featuring two tracts of land described by survey references along Clear Creek.
An advertising note outlines a twenty payment life policy for ages seventeen to sixty in Denton County. A $32.40 to $32.41 yearly premium finances a $1000 policy with guaranteed cash value and loan value, based on 6 percent interest, demonstrating year by year cash or loan accumulations through twenty years as calculated by actuary J. P. Mantz of Pekin Illinois.
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