Candidates to Succeed Senator Thomas in 2nd District
Sulphur Springs March 16 Candidates discussed to replace Senator Thoms recently expelled from the Senate include N P Dunk of Clarksville M G Black former rival Jno Stephens and Walter Little both from Mount Pleasant and Mount Vernon respectively.
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Senator Thomas
Sulphur Springs
Thoms
Senate
Mr. Thomas
N. P. Dunk
Clarksville
M. G. Black
Thomas
Jno. Stephens
Mount Pleasant
Walter Little
Mount Vernon
Argyle News Roundup March 15
Corn planting advances with steady work by the same crew. K M Holbrook of New Mexico visits Argyle. Mrs Maggie Buchanan of Dallas spoke at the Baptist church on women’s work to a large crowd. Noah Whitwell returns from Houston head camp of the Woodmen. Bonnie Madden of Dento visits relatives. Mrs Pyrtle goes to Farmersville to see her ailing mother. W L Carr and family visit. Wood to Abi.
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Argyle
K M. Holbrook
New Mexico
Argyle Las
Maggie Buchanan
Dalla
Baptist Church
Noah Whitwell
Houston
Bonnie Madden
Dento
Pyrtle
Legislators Gather in Fort Worth for Convention Opening
In Fort Worth on March 16, about 100 legislators attended the opening of the convention and stock show. President Pryor praised members for improving cattle on the range. The governor and speaker stayed in Austin, while Washington tariff news looms over leather goods interests. Legislators plan a late midnight return to Austin in eight special cars.
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Worth
Tex
Fort Worth
Marshall
Austin
Pryor
Washington
Executive Committee
Ways and and McEans Committee
Investigation Likely Opens in Texas State Session
In Austin on March 16 observers predict a wide ranging inquiry that will target state departments during the special session. The Governor and the new House speaker would not comment on an investigation, but insiders say it could begin this week.
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Austin
Kelle
Change in House Employs Under Speaker Marshall
In Austin on March 16 Governor Campbell and Speaker Mary Harb held no conference. Speaker Marshall plans changes in the House employes including removing some initial appointees to favor new speaker friends. A revision of employe tolls sits with Bosskers wine as changes may be announced tomorrow.
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House
Austin
Fort Worth
Campbell
Mary Hai
Clerks Protest Exclusion From Fort Worth Trip
In Austin on March 16 clerks of both Houses held an indignation meeting over not being invited on the Fort Worth legislative trip. They refused a resolution thanking Representatives Wortham and Fitzhuga for including employees, citing numerous favors asked of Fort Worth visitors. Another resolution notes their grievance over light duties.
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Austin
Guan
Fort Worth
Wortham
Fitzhuga
Colds and Grip Hicks Capu chine Sold in Drug Stores
Capsu chine marketed as best remedy for colds and grip relief of aching feverishness and restoring normal conditions. It is a liquid with immediate effects. Priced 10c 25c and 50c at drug stores.
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Capudine
Hick
Legislative Notes AUSTIN March 16 Fat Stock train to Fort Worth
Legislative notes from Austin describe lawmakers traveling by special train to Fort Worth for the Fat Stock show. The session adjourns with bills approving contingencies, per diem, and a gasine adjournment date. The House retains old employees and names speaker John Marshall. Senate proposes boards of health and various appropriations, with ongoing committee actions and new bills across both houses.
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Austin
Fort Worth
Bailott
John Marshall
Marshall
Kennedy
Rayburn
Mobley
Senate Committee On ‘Public Health
Board of Health
Senate
Alexander—Bank
Mayfield
Agricultural Experiment Station
Adams
Hayter
Watson
Terrell
McLennan
Harper and Meachum
Alexander
Huspeth
Wolf
Hudspeth
Bank Guaranty House
Baker Et al
Ray and Nickels
Remedy for La Grippe Coughs and Pneumonia Risk
Foley's Honey and Tar touted as a safe cough suppressant that also heals and strengthens the lungs. Warns against substitutes and notes genuine product in yellow packaging. Sold by Garrison & Kimmins. 30c price tag included.
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Garrison & Kimmins
Wrestler Jim Downing Defeats Billie Chappel in Texas Bout
Telegraphic briefs report a wrestling match where Jim Downing, middleweight champion of Manvas, defeated Texas middleweight champion Billie Chappel. Other items note a burglary in Waxahachie, a fatal ranch accident at Cottonwood, boxing remarks in Chicago, and a Texas court proceeding in SIPR MAN.
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A. Dubose
Chicago
Jacck Joheon
William J. Bryan
Nebraska
Burkett
Sipr
Tex
Clay Mack
Fred Schweienhofer
Van
Rational Cure for Eczema Through Skin Treatment
A Denton Texas signer states eczema is a skin disease not a blood condition and claims true relief comes from treating the skin. He endorses using wintergreen in D D D Prescription to attack germs and restore healthy skin tissue.
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D. M. Curtis
Denton
Texas
Commissioners Court Holds Regular Mid Month Session
The county commissioners court convened for a regular mid month session called to order Monday. Road matters and accounts will be addressed during the session as officials anticipate staying several days.
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Commissioners’ Court
County Commissioners’ Court
Simmons Sarsaparna Promoted as King of Toasts
A quirky ad asserts Simmons Sarsaparna boosts appetite and energy, promising people will eat more and feel better. It promises laughter again after using the product, urging immediate use to recover vitality and mood.
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Fred Moore
Simmons’ Sarsaparna
Yoursef
Real Estate Transfers Tepid Listings From Local Survey Plats
Real estate transfers show parcels sold from the Puchalski and Kirkland additions, including 40 acres in the M Forrest survey for 1200 dollars and two lots in the College addition for 1500 dollars. Other deeds include 20 acres in the M EPPR R Co survey for 1250 dollars and multiple parcels in Jus tin and Ruddell additions with prices ranging from 190 to 1500 dollars. Names involved include Parker, Masters, Karnes, Nelson, Bales, Taylor, Pittman, Orr, Rayzor, Withers, Nance, Inge, and Kimbrough along with firms and survey references.
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W.W. P. Parker
G. v. Masters
Puchalski
N. A. Karnes
J. G Nelson
Justin
Wm. Bales
C. Taylor
M. Forrest
W. T. Pittman
Hugh Orr
J. N. Rayzor
P. €. Withers
R. C. Cudd
J. D. Nance
Kirkland
Sanger
Nora
J. B. Ruddell
A‘ Inge
W. C. Kimbrough
Ruddell
Lurid Glow of Doom Seen in Little Adams Child
The young son of H M Adams of Henrietta Pennsylvania suffered eczema for five years and lung damage from poisoned blood. His mother reports seven bottles of Electric Bitters cured him, treating eruptions and blood disorders. Sold for 50 cents and guaranteed by J F Raley & Co.
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H . M. Adams
Henrietta
J. F. Raley & Co
Vinol Promises Cure for Chronic Coughs and Bronchitis
Letters from A H Wilde and S McDonald praise Vinol as a cure after other remedies failed. The tonic blends cod liver oil and iron and is sold in Denton by O M Curtis, a local druggist.
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A. H. Wilde
8Th Avenue
Minneapolis
Minn
S. McDonald
W. Congress St. Paul
Vinci
Denton
O. M. Curtis, Donggist
JUDGMENTS AGGREGATING NEARLY 00 AGAINST RAILROADS REPORTED
Tuesday morning sessions in the court settled multiple cases against the M K and P railways with damages and foreclosures. Notable results include judgments for plaintiffs in Swisher v M K and P Railway for 750 dollars, Lohrke for 500, and Renfro for 7,596 with 1006 to two minors and 5,507 to Renfro costs.
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L Renfro
Ben Thurmong Et al
E. Wilams
G. N. Fore
R. G. Fore
Sophia Lee Moore
J. M. Swisher
M. K. & T. Railway Company
Fred Lohrke
M. K. & P. Railway Company
L. Reynolds
Rail- Way Company
Mullins
MK. & T. Railway Company
J. B. Mullins
Rail Way Company
Lizzie Murphy
J. H. Hughes
G. W. Wilson
R. J. Wilson
Renfro
Ailway Company
L. Rentre
L. J
L. L. Renfro
B. F. Sizemore
A. G. McMath Et al
Beckham A. C. Owsley
S. W. Kanaly & al
Kanady
Bis
J. B. Galberry
W. A. Moon
Amount
Market roundup from Denton shows widespread price drops
Denton markets closed lower with mixed futures. Liverpool, New York, and New Orleans price ranges slid. spots sold and sales totals noted. Port Worth livestock reports include 1340 cattle, 210 hogs, with steers to 4.45, cows to 4.59, calves to 9.99, hogs to 4.60.
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Port Worth
Bucklen’s Ameisa salve cures eczema and skin eruptions
J A Swenson of Watertown Wisconsin says ten years of eczema resisted multiple doctors until Bucklen’s Ameisa salve healed his skin. It relieves eczema salt rheum boils fever sores burns scalds cuts and piles. 25 cents at J F Raley Co.
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J. A. Swenson
Watertown
Wis
J. F Raley & Co
Why Send Your Laundry Out Of Town
We offer same day pickup and next day return with low prices. We keep Denton money at home by employing local workers and spending locally.
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Denton
Denton Texas Election Notice For Ward Officials 1909
Denton Texas city council orders an election for April 6 1909 to elect one alderman from each ward a city secretary treasurer marshal tax assessor and collector and a city attorney. Polling sites listed Ward 1 Lone Star Marble Co East Hickory Ward 2 Paschall building Square Ward 3 city hall Ward 4 Donaher block with appointed presiding judges J M Pinckley B Paschall W W Baxter J M Barrett issued by Mayor Ed F Bates authority of the city council and state election laws.
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Waerens
Denton
Texas
Lone Star Marble Co
Hickory Street
City of
B. F. Paschall
Public Square
City Hall
Donahower
J. M. Pinckley
B. Paschall
W. W. Baxter
J M. Barrett
Ed F. Bates
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M. Gentry
M. Turpin
Goode
Ball
H. Rains
T.G Paschall
R. T. Yerby
T. M. Beaird
R. Ledbetter
W. J. Foreman
ED Key
W.F. Egan
Clarence E. Scruggs
T. M. Jones
WB. McClurkan
Mvard 4
W. J. Lacy
RE. B. Rich
Jeff Bates
Frisco
Big Elm
McKinney Road
W. B. Smith
C. I. A. College
Herbert Ziegler
Denton Steam Laundry
M. M
Haskell County
Re Troad
Leo Egan & Chandler
North Locust Street
W. C. Lattimore
N. Locust Street
Station A
Dallas
N. Locust
Hann Avenue
Denton County
L. A. Stroud
Hereford
North Elm
A. R. McGintie
Wiley Smith
Postoffice
Kosee
J Gen
J. ‘L. Scott
A. W. Lear’s
A. C. Rayzor
Shrop
Springside Dairy Farm
Privett
Lone Star
People's Home Telephone CO
John Gillespie
Majestic
W. T. Fannin
North Fry Street
FE. G. Mglaughlin
J. C. Guy's Drug Etor
Typewriter
O. M. Curtis
R. R. Turner
West Oak St
J. W. Fralan
Ide Square
Bleck
LIPSCOMB, M_ D
Curtie
Jake Johnson
Hipster
Lester & Brownlow
Old Roark Barn
Strickland
Pinckley
New Phone
Bryer
Commissioners Court
Liverpool
New York
New Orleans
P. m. West
Enterprise
Farmers’ Implement & Vehicle Co
R. B. Bishop
G. W. Birchfield
Bishop & Birchfield
Fort Worth National Bank
W.R. Scott
Ideal Restaurant
Ideal Restauran
People's Home Telephone
Missouri, Kansas and
Apaieceinupenes
Dallas Branch
Texas and Pacific
Record
Katy Flyer
St. Louis
Kansas City
W. B. Jones & Co
Edisce
McMath
Uchange Bana
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