Hamilton Yeatts Cleaning and Alterations Center
Cleaning pressing repairing and suit making to order. Satisfaction guaranteed. Service available East Side at McQuigg's. Phone 85.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1909
Page
3
Cleaning pressing repairing and suit making to order. Satisfaction guaranteed. Service available East Side at McQuigg's. Phone 85.
Guthrie reports Senator George Johnson of Fort Cobb is dead and Senator B Yager of Tulsa is dying from asphyxiation after Yager turned on gas to warm a room at the state legislature. The gas escaped, causing injuries and fear for others. A medical ad pitches Hunt's Cure for various itchy ailments.
For rent wagon yard suitable for coal and feed business at the old Kincaid yard on West Oak street. See W. Johnson or Dr. Kincaid at once.
A report by the legislative committee led by W. D. Crockett reviews visits to North Texas Normal and the College of Industrial Arts in Denton. It praises leadership and campus beauty but notes severe crowding and a needed sewerage system at the Normal, plus drainage, heating, and expansion needs at Industrial Arts and calls for a publicity campaign.
A Kemp Texas Civil War veteran J A Stone suspects a plot between illness and death. He recounts a stubborn cold and cough that left him weak until using Dr King s New Discovery which restored his health to 179 pounds. It is promoted as a remedy for severe colds and pneumonia prevention with trial bottles offered.
W H Middleton sues Italy Cotton Oil Co in district court for 50000 claiming two fingers lost in plant machinery. T A Sanders sues Houston and Texas Central for 25000 alleging wrongful discharge for intoxication after proving sobriety but failing to find new work.
Mrs. M. E. Fisher of Detroit Michigan faced severe rectal trouble and was advised to have an operation. She writes that Dr King's New Life Pills cured her completely, and claims the pills prevent appendicitis cure constipation and headache. Available for 25 cents at J F Raley & Co.
Paris Texas February 10 officers expected from Sherman with Bill McIntosh the new deputy constable dragger and confessed after identification. The jail is under strong guard as authorities prepare for arrival.
This advertisement urges every family to keep Pape's Diapepsin for sudden stomach trouble. A 50 cent case digests food, relieves sour stomach, belching, heartburn, and nausea within minutes, with promise of rapid relief from dyspepsia or indigestion at the pharmacist.
Pape's Diapepsin offered for sale by O M appears in this brief advertisement. The exact contact or price is not provided in the readable portion.
In New York H. H. Priest, attorney for oil magnate Henry Clay Pierce, debates the Texas case accusing Pierce of false swearing. The matter is set for Austin next Monday.
A federal grand jury in Muskogee Oklahoma returned twenty six indictments charging the cutting of valuable timber on Indian lands. Names of indicted individuals are not being released.
An old advertisement argues irritation worsens mood and promotes Hunt's Cure claiming a single box cures any skin trouble and relieves itching immediately with a guaranteed result.
A brief classified notice seeks a calm gelding or mare for immediate cash purchase. Contact this office to arrange a sale or discuss terms.
Denison Texas February 10 Enginer Fred Horn of Denison died at 4 AM from burns suffered in the Katy freight wreck south of Muskogee. It was one of the worst MK&T railroad crashes with freight train 406 colliding into oil cars. A vacuum from Parsons Kansas was killed, and Horn’s body to be brought to Denison.
Muskogee Oklahoma February 10. Following Horns death the Katy fireman John Nelson of Denison, thought killed, was found this morning badly burned but expected to recover. W S Rome and Frank Rose of Muskogee were seriously injured. Loss estimated at 175000 chiefly borne by railroads. Freight train alleged to run without a headlight.
Rest and Sleep. A bad cold and distressing cough plague winter. Simmons Cough Syrup is praised as the quickest remedy that soothes the lungs and bronchi while stopping the cough and giving peaceful rest and sleep.
The entire east side of May's business district was wiped out by fire last night. Losses are estimated at 60000 dollars with frame buildings. The heaviest losers include T J Miller J L Donelson T G Snipes and J Brown. Foley's Orino Laxative advertised as a laxative remedy.
In San Antonio on February 16 the court of civil appeals reversed and remanded the $10,000 verdict in the G. H. & A. railroad versus Michael Pigott case. The amount was awarded for the death of Thomas Pigott, son of the plaintiff, killed while employed by the railroad.
Cotton prices fell across spots and futures in New York and Liverpool with New Orleans and local markets showing declines. The report notes 11 to 14 point drops, mixed gains in corn and hogs, while livestock receipts and commodity prices vary, with cattle and hogs mixed and corn strengthening.
Hoarse coughs and stuffy colds that may turn to pneumonia overnight are claimed to be quickly cured by Foley's Honey and Tar. The product soothes inflamed membranes heals lungs and expels the cold from the system according to Garrison and Kimmins.
Robbers entered the H. T. C station in Kennedale early today and pried open the safe with iron bars, taking $10. They fled, leaving dynamite on the floor nearby, which was not used.
Denton Di Mill offers Denco stock feed, claim it saves half the feed bills. Available in 100 pound sacks, mixable with other feedstuffs or fed alone, sold by grocers and feed stores.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a pleasant antiseptic inhalant curing asthma hay fever croup catarrh bronchitis and colds. It guarantees cure or money back with a $1 outfit and cites a testimonial from Mrs. M. S. Martin of Cassopolis Mich dated August 28, 1908.
Foley's Kidney Remedy is advertised as containing hexamethylenetetramine a uric acid solvent and antiseptic. The ad urges taking Foley's Kidney Remedy at first signs of irregularities to prevent serious malady.
W R Stewart of Fort Worth married Myrtle M Beard in a ceremony at Dr. R Pierce home with interpreter Mrs Byrd present. The couple plan to reside in Fort Worth after the 3 pm Wednesday service.
Tom Barrett rounded by ten guards, charged with killing Alex Sears near Clyde February 1, was brought into the district court this morning. He waived the examining trial and was returned to the sheriff without bail. The courtroom was crowded. A habeas corpus trial is probable. The prisoner's attorneys deny any confession.
In San Antonio on February 10 a body believed to be Henry Clements a Southern Pacific brakeman was found on the Leon track with both legs severed. Ed May another brakeman was found near the track seriously injured. The men had left here yesterday and an investigation is under way.
The crude oil hair tonic by J. Cc. Guy guarantees no grease stickiness or gummy residue and promises a clean hair feel.
Hearne Texas February 10 Rolly Wyatt a Negro accused in the shooting of A Kessler was taken from jail by a mob and hanged.
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