P Lipscomb M D Specialist Eye Ear Nose Throat
Dr Lipscomb, specialist in eye ear nose and throat care, maintains an office above Curtis Drug Store.
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Newspaper
Record And Chronicle
Location
Denton, Texas, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1909
Page
3
Dr Lipscomb, specialist in eye ear nose and throat care, maintains an office above Curtis Drug Store.
Dr Ada Kincaid physician and surgeon lists office at 43 West Highland Street with both phones 295.
A fire at W. L. Edmonson's hay warehouse in Houston yesterday consumed 45000 bales and caused about 15009 in losses. The blaze continued today with no bodies recovered, though several tramps were believed missing.
Hick’s Capu chine advertised as best remedy for colds and grip relieving aching feverishness curing the cold restoring normal conditions. Liquids claim immediate effects available at drug stores in 10c 25c and 50c sizes.
George Gibson died from wounds after a Friday shooting by Robert Anderson who was rearrested today and charged with murder. Anderson is jailed awaiting court action.
Hobart Texas January 20 Louis Albright a eccentric corn doctor in Hobart was robbed of three thousand dollars from his home. The incident prompted police to investigate with no immediate arrests reported.
A digest of House and Senate items includes bills on grand juries, state asylums, game law revisions, and teacher certification. It notes a tax and pensions proposal, pistol tax repeal, and station experiments. Market data from Liverpool New York and New Orleans shows rises. Fort Worth livestock receipts and local price changes for corn oats eggs potatoes and poultry are reported with current ranges.
Rev. J. F. Norris of Dallas testified before the House Judiciary committee in Austin in support of the Robertson anti race track betting bill to prohibit betting on races at fair grounds and similar venues.
Austin reports floods of responses from submissionists statewide by mail telegraph and telephone. Ray of Denton County urged lawmakers to back submission arguing any amendment with 10 percent support should be voted on by the legislature.
Cherokee county grand jury returns an indictment against John W. Wright former financial agent of the state penitentiary charging nepotism in his appointment of R. J. McLeod as master mechanic at the Rusk Prison based on reports from Rusk.
The Texas Supreme Court did not meet due to illness among Justices Williams and Brown. The Court of Civil Appeals refused a rehearing in Jett vs. Hunter and the Lewis-Cole Commission Co. vs. Western Union, all from Tom Green county, with additional submissions for Murphy vs. Dunman of McLennan and Corporation Insurance Co. vs. Hubbs of Tom Green.
Denton feed marketed as the best stock feed on the market offers half the price savings and can be mixed with other feedstuffs or fed alone. Sold in 100 pound sacks by all grocers and feed dealers.
The Petrolia gas pipeline was completed to Wichita Falls today. Several miles of mains have been laid and gas will be supplied to patrons next week. Wichita Falls becomes first Texas town to receive natural gas with more towns to follow.
An early morning blast from a hot water pipe in the five story St. James hotel in Sapulpa caused a violent shake but resulted in no injuries as guests fled in terror.
Special notice states city meat markets will remain closed on Sundays until March 14 1909. Firms listed include Sullivan and Pierce Frank Wilkerson Edwards and Alexander Miller and Davis Wallace and Frady.
The president of the Industrial and Orphan's Home at Macon Georgia reports nine years of success with Electric Bitters. He says the medicine strengthens stomach liver and kidney functions, purifies blood aids digestion and builds up weak children and run-down people. It is especially good for female complaints and costs 50 cents at J F Raley Co.
Governor Patterson filed his veto of the prohibition bill with the senate. Liquor interests hope the bill will be defeated as Patterson calls the measure against democratic principles and self rule.
Denton Trust Company states that borrowers can obtain a land loan at a lower percentage rate, contrasting it with higher interest on farm loans, urging farmers to switch for cheaper credit.
Citizens in Denison Texas vote today on a $50,000 bond issue to finance improvements to the water works system. Local officials urge approval to upgrade supply and service.
A nostrum promising relief from throat inflammation and coughing through nightly sleep aid. Claims to heal irritated lungs and provide rest by using Sit mons Cough Syrup.
The unnamed Black man who assaulted Miss Clara Bruyere Monday night was captured today near her residence and jailed. Bruyere remains too ill to identify him.
Waters-Pierce Oil representatives and lawyers report the State will settle the judgment from the Federal Supreme Court in silver dollars at the treasury. The award plus interest totals about 2 million dollars and will require six extra clerks for accounting.
The Waters-Pierce Company faces a lengthy process to tally fines with silver dollars. An expert clerk would need about sixty days at eight hours a day to finish the count. Three railroad cars would be required to haul the money to a central location.
A Washington man recalls his brother’s decade long struggle with consumption finally cured by six bottles of Dr King’s New Discovery. The remedy is advertised as a quick, reliable treatment for weak lungs coughs hemorrhages bronchitis la grippe asthma and related bronchial diseases. Trial bottle free and guaranteed by J F Raley & Co with 50c and 1.00 options.
There is more actual misery and less real danger in a case of itching skin disease than any other ancient. Hunt's Cure is manufactured especially for these cases. It relieves instantly and cures promptly. Absolutely guaranteed.
Jan 19 Tyler report quotes Hon. Cone Johnson saying Bailey question not involved in the statewide submission issue. He notes his Austin visit should not affect senators since Bailey opposition is dead. Johnson adds defeat of submission would spur prohibition activism among supporters.
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