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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 23, 1909
Page
3
Cheyenne Wyoming February 23 The sale of liquor outside incorporated towns and cities is absolutely prohibited and saloon licenses to one hundred dollars are bills passed by the legislature yesterday.
Rest and sleep are hard in winter a bad cold and cough distress many remedies are offered but Simmons Cough Syrup is pitched as the quickest best option. It soothes the lungs and bronchial passages and stops the cough at once providing rest.
The Dallas Sherman interurban has purchased the Sherman Denison interurban. Through service between Dallas and Denison will start May 1.
The advertisement proclaims Hunt's Cure as a guaranteed box that cures eczema, ringworm, and any itch regardless of name or location. It promises to relieve all forms of itch with one box.
A. E. de Ricqueles of Denver Colorado arrives in Fort Worth to purchase 22,900 Texas cattle for the upcoming season at an estimated total of 440000 dollars.
Patient Job Jeavyons of Wheeling describes Vinci as built up his strength after illness and failed remedies. The ad claims tonic iron and cod liver oil strengthen blood and body, suitable for old people children and those recovering from sickness. Money back guarantee offered by D M Curtis Drugist Denton.
In district court Judge Potter led appearance docket actions with many debt and foreclosure cases scheduled for trial or continued. Several damages and partition actions settled or dismissed, others moved to future weeks, and some judgments by default noted.
An old home remedy prescribes Fluid extract dandelion half ounce compound Kargon one ounce compound syrup of sarsaparilla three ounces. Shake and take a teaspoon after each meal and at bedtime to relieve bladder trouble and kidney pains. Claims include curing chronic rheumatism by aiding kidney elimination.
Read Admiral Evans retired who was not invited to attend the ceremonies at the turn of the American battleship fleet cruise started under his command denies having had any quarrel with Roosevelt.
Capudine marketed as a liquid remedy claimed to cure sick headache nervous headache travel ers headache grip stomach trouble and female troubles. The advertisement urged readers to try Capudine for immediate effects and noted it is sold by druggists.
Chicago dispatch reports a clash between Harriman and Hill lines for Northwest posession of rich territory. It notes Southern Pacific plans to raise large funds by bonds and stocks to back the Harriman side of the dispute.
A blaze at Kyle Oil and Gin company in Kyle, Texas, caused $100,000 in damage. Nearby freight cars ignited, halting passenger train No. 7 briefly before help arrived. conductor Thompson suffered burns but the train resumed after moving to a siding.
Fire gutted C H Houston's merchandise stores in San Marcos Texas causing about 16000 dollars in loss. The Fayette County Times office was threatened by the blaze.
Fire of unknown origin last night destroyed the Canadian Mill and Elevator Company's plant at McLean Texas with a $10,000 loss. Several railroad cars were also burned in the blaze.
A blaze at Morrison & Morrison in Stanton Texas yesterday caused major damage with losses listed for many businesses and individuals including Morrison & Morrison valued at 4500 and Dr. M. E. Campbell at 6500 among others.
ADDITIONAL PERSONAL, C. P. Ripy of Fort Worth is here. T. W. and L. B. Swafford and J. B. ottoner of Ponder were here today. J. . Coit and F. . Jaques attend ed the bankers' convention at Fort Worth. Mr. and Mrs. J. P Sitz of Hickory Plans were here today. Mr. Sitz or dered the Ri . C. sent to his son, Chester Sitz, at Drop.
A French scientist reportedly identifies a blood based secret for longevity. The ad touts Electric Bitters as life extending, blood purifying and nerve restoring, citing W. M. Sherman of Cushing Maine who says the remedy cured kidney trouble and rejuvenated his health.
The UDC meeting scheduled for Wednesday with Miss Dorothy Williams is moved to Friday due to Miss Blodgett's lectures at the C I A.
Alliance Milling Co requests all holders of ice coupon books issued at the old price to turn them in for cancellation so new books can be issued at the reduced price. Replacement books will be issued as needed.
Denton Oil offers Denco stock feed in convenient 10 pound sacks for sale at grocers. The feed can be mixed with other feedstuffs or fed alone, promising savings on feed bills.
This advertisement touts Gray's Sweet Powders for children as a remedy for feverishness head ache stomach teething disorders and bowel regulation. It claims to destroy worms and break up colds in 24 hours and notes children like the taste. Sold by all druggists for 25 with a warning against substitutes.
An advertisement touts a stomach health cure named Miona sold by O. M. Curtis for 50 cents a box. It claims quick relief from indigestion and related symptoms and offers a guarantee of cure when used as directed. It emphasizes that a healthy stomach nourishes blood and overall health.
Baled shucas offered at 4 dollars per ton or 15 cents per bale. Claimed to be equal in food value to prairie hay. Alliance Milling Co. 156tfe.
L Bailey has bought Ivy Johnson's interest in the Denton Krum automobile line and garage. The firm is now Sheridan Bailey.
A historical notice states baled shucks cost 4 dollars per ton or 0.0 cents per bale with equal food value to prairie hay. Alliance Mills Co. 15tfe.
Infantile eczema and skin diseases in children claim to be quickly relieved by a compound of oil of wintergreen thyme and glycerine as in D. D. D. Prescription. A letter from M. Curtis of Weatherly, Pa, cites a baby cured after three and a half bottles and urges others to try the remedy for relief and lasting cure.
Publication listing shows a price of $2 for Record and Chronicle and Mc Clure's Magazine.
Liverpool quiet and weaker ahead of Mardi Gras in New Orleans. New York falls from 17 to 18 points after weekend close. Fort Worth livestock quotes list cattle 1500, hogs 106, with steers steady, cows and calves higher, hogs up to 6.3.
Kemp Texas Civil War veteran J A Stone recounts a startling tale of a looming death linked to a stubborn lung ailment. He details a severe cough and weight loss before using Dr King's New Discovery which restored his health from 139 to 179 pounds. The advertisement touts the remedy for severe colds coughs hemorrhages asthma pneumonia with trial bottles offered free and guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
Fort Worth editor reports the Frank McCue murder trial was continued to March 29 by agreement. The case proceeds in the local court with extended proceedings and preparations underway. The delay follows prior motions and scheduling discussions.
The excerpt warns against irritability and promotes Hunt's Cure as a guaranteed solution for any skin trouble. It claims immediate relief from itching and asserts that one box cures all forms of skin ailments.
Fort Worth guests visit Justin as Will Key returns home and J W Spencer hosts. Maggie Foley returns from Fort Worth after telegraph work. Hays visits, J H Wilson ships steers to feed, Ledlow preaches, Grubbs comes from Denton. School auditorium program a success and Drop social well attended. Farmers report dry weather with oats likely lost and wheat prospects poor. Justin and Krum phone offices see management changes with Brickhouse and Reed taking posts.
Capudine for That Headache helps you clear the head and calm nerves. Hicks' Capudine is advertised as the quick remedy for a busy day. available at drug stores.
J M Taylor of Denton advertises about 75 Jersey cows, many fresh or near-fresh, available for sale or trade for other cattle.
South bound schedules show No 3 and No 713 at 8 am with No 281 to Dallas at 12 05 pm and No 205 at 6 58 pm. North bound times include No 206 at 9 37 am and No 282 to Dallas at 4 25 pm with late service around 9 55 pm and No 714 at 10 pm. Texas and Pacific line lists 4 25 pm arrival and a 9 50 am north bound note.
In a Monday session the district court issued multiple trial docket orders including dismissals judgments by agreement and set dates. Among cases are Frank Busch versus E T Broun R H Tompkins versus Pilot Point Light & Ice Co and others. E F Bates appointed receiver with bond fixed at 16 dollars.
Robin Cooper was the sole witness Monday in the Carmack case. He testified defenders say Carmack aimed a pistol at him and Cooper fired in self defense, presenting his wound and recounting the confrontation. The defense and prosecution cross examined him amid plans for additional rebuttal witnesses.
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