The Graham Leader. (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 15, 1906 Page: 2 of 8
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“ ANNOUNCEMENTS
Wor Senator: /?
Hon. D. K. Decker.
For District Judge:
A. H. Carrioan.
For District Attorney; --------?
■' FC A. Martin.
For County Judge: ’
-- Geo. H. McLaren.
* J E. Simpson.
For County Clerk:
E. B. Norman.
D. D. Cjjsenbary.
R. Lindsey.
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•OLD AND DUARANtCRD IV
B. 8 Doty & Co., Graham, Tex.
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/For County Treasurer;
For Sheriff and Tax Collector:
M. A. Wallace.
For Tax Aw»pflBor: „.r
>i ‘ R. L. Tankersley.
For Public Weigher:'
_ Joe J. Cross.
s. W. J ,AXF.
G H (Harlan) Hunger.
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Amarillo suffered a fire loss of
about $110,000 on. Sunday
morning in the burning of the
Local Option Elections.
On last Saturday local option
elections were held in Bell, Col-
lin and Naoogdoches counties.
Bell county swings into the anti
column by, a large majority
there beinge&ange of over
a thousand votes since the last
election. The others went pro
tiy a large majority Bell, is
the first very populous county to
go from dry to wet in many
years and the liquor men are
rejoicing greatly over it.
5-.7S2-!
T.ZM m well u hie own penon-
al feelings has set apart Sunday
the 25th day of Mefeh at-'M^ifcggP
erf general observance by the
people as a memorial of the late
Governor James 8. Hogg. There
will be public meetings of the
people all over the state on that
day to suitably observe it and we
hope that a suitable proggim
will be observed at Graham. We
suggest that the life and charac-
ter of James 8. Hogg be made
-the theme ofdtioui^ton
various ohurohes or if not that,
that the poople convene at the
court house for the purpose in
the afternoon of that day There
is much in the character of the
{lead statesman which should be
profitable to the people, young
and old. ’_ ......-J
Children,
Kind You Have
Always Bought
Bears the
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M9tral|Mt es the Crew PUfe.'
Kansas City Southcrr#
Railway
Fromoiea DigcstioaChrerfui-
and Rest Con tains neither
Orauin.Morplunp nor
NotNahcoti
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A-SdMusLFrrcm/t
Srnd-
!Y» i gMtiigp
Hunt’- Lightning Oilia up and
doing all the time ft cure- your
sohes. p*in», c• te. bur ITSand
bruises while you sleep. Rub a
little on your misery and ferl it
■1 Uanpear.
Pure Food Bill Passes Senate.
The
States
senate of
last wees:
the United
passed the
Carson ouilding and the property the^ppo/limitg,,, tumars.—W.—M
of its tenants,
known.
Origin of fire iin^
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Some of the papters oftho State
are trying to expose, the grafters.
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Without dMlling names. It is im-
possible uijder our present libel
law for the papers to do all they
Want to do along this 1 me. for fear
of criminal prosecutions and
damage puilH, but they are doing
a noble work anyway.
The cattle convention which
WWtiriTTJaRaH on the IDtti, 20th
and 21st of this month,’will be
“ well attended and we hear of a
good many citizens of this coun-
ty who are going to attend. Dal-
las is' making great efforts to
provide jftu ifable entertainment
for the assembled thousands and.
it i» safe to say there will be
hot time in the old town.
Test 1*8 Valixo;
Fimmnns Livgr Purifier i the
meat valuable remedy I ev*er tried
for Constipation and Disordered
Liver. It .‘oea its work thor- ' Hepburn J>ur0 food biTTwith ohK
oughly. but does not gripe like I four dissenting votes, Bailey, of
1 Texas, and-three others being
against the measure^ ft will
doubtlese pass the hmrwe aTrd'WttT
be one of the most beneficial laws
ever passed by the congress of
the United States It provideds
for the government inspection of
all ma« ufaotured products in
tended for food and drink—a«el
for heavy penalties ^for telling.
WSSStfSSBSB
Worms .Convulsions .Feverish-
ness and LOSS OF SLEEP.
Tar Simile Signature of
NEW YORK.
A l b iiniiillis old
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In
Use
For Over
EXTREMELY LOW RATB&GN
fh$t and third tcesdayb
OF BACH MONTH
r KANSAS CITY,
PtTTSMJM, JOFUN,
FT. SWTN, TfXANKANA,
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KAUmVIVI| WVlfflftfil OTIVg
LAKE CHAMIS mt NUT AKTMM.
MnvFM ranuMiMm utimtcm
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|XACT COPY or WRAfWCR.
mu>t remrdira of its character. 1
certainly le-'omnaendif whenever
To.MLrNSON,
Price 25c.
Oswego, Kinas
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Joseph \V Maxwell, Attorney
fo- the Hobart 8heerer estate, is
about to file sTcufious petition at
Denver, Colo. Sheerer, upon
being told he was fatallyr~Hl7
made provision for a child he
expected to be boroV Sheerer
died, and instead of .one . child
there were twins. The will pro
vided ha the-child, if a boy,
should have two thirds of -the
estate and the widow one-third;
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W.B. PICKENS BOTTLE WORKS
Soda Pop 33 1-3 Cents Per Case
Sole Agent for'
1.1. WARMER, I. P. A T. A.
toe tmatcpi bum., Kansas emr, mo.
THE KEELEY CURE
Cures 'Whn.ky. « i rphine, Co-
caine and Touueei► Only Keeley
Institute in Texas, Oklahoma and
Indian Territory I’^tablished in
Dalla- 1894
' THE KEELEY INSTITUTE
Hellevue Plifne, I *aiOs, Tex.
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QUEEN If RESORTS
The attorney general of Texas
has held that the executive com-
....mittees of the parties may,'
ftrey so desire, exclude negroes
and Mexicans froth participation
in the primaries m July. It is
provided in the Terrell election
law that county and state execu
live committees may prescribe
rules for the government of the
primaries not in conflict with the
provisions- of the law such as
the ©legibility of the voters at
the primaries. “ Jr
Help The Blind.
if a: girl the child should have
one-third and the widQ5K„ two-
thirds. What share will the
twins, one a boy and the other a
g:rl, have is the question Attor-
n ey M a xyw ejj wanlfl la ask Judge
McCull.
Towa Talk
Now in the ccuntry, that Hoop-
el’s 'Fetter Cure, guaranteed by
Jj3„. 8. Doty 4 Co. cures all skin
diseases, pimples, sunburn, tetter
in the hands^ »nd feet, sore
sweaty, offensive, feet. 8ure cure meat
for dandruff
'To insure regular and painless
menstruation, Her.bton should be
taken a week prior to expected
period. Guaranteed by B. 8.
Doty A Co. jQy
It is said that sand bricks,
made of sand and lime, are be-
coming a dangerous rival to the
old-style pf clay bricks. These
bricks consist solely of sand and
lime, without any other binding
material or ingredient. Sand is
found almost everywhere, and
I factories pan be placed at points
injurious substances; also forth©
labelling of dll imitati ns,
w -
and drink. It proteots the re
taiier who is able to show th
guaranty-^of^rity of th© manu
faoturee and places the T6Sp5Hir
bility upon—the manufacture
where it belongs.
Jling Worm, Herpes,
Barbers" Itch- ~T~' *
AH of these diseases are at-
tended by intense itching, which
is almost instantly relieved by
applying Ch»mberlain’s Salve
and by its continued use a per-
manent cure m8y be effected It
has in fact, cured many case-
that had resisted nil other treat*
Price 25 cents-per box~;
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Wade Orrell
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Stone Mason
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Does All Kind of Stonet^RTorK
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and Cistern Repairing.
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GRAHAM, ' TEXAS.
For sale by nil Druggists.
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Statehood Bill Passes Senate.
Another ‘‘blind man” has an-
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nounced for governor, fn the per-
son of Hon.; Moat* J Moore of
Milam county; lie saysjie does j-where transportatioa is favor*"1
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The U. 8. Senate passed the
statehood bill admitti g. the
Indian Territory and Oklahoma
as a single state last week,' so
amending the administration
measure as to leave out Arizona
and New Mexico and leave them
where, they were before. The
republicans were divided on the
measure and I^eveHdge, of Indi-
ana, arid F<uatfcer>7>7 Ohio, were
the leaders of the ”two sides.
"Foraker won out I by -a ma-
Dr. Pepper and Orange Breui.
GRAHAM, TEXAS.
EUREKA SPRINGS ARK-
Pure mountain air, best hotel
and boarding hoime service
. . reasonable rates, c ~-r--
FRISCO SYSTEM
The Jftqo -War With Ctitntf.
Senator Hale, of Vfaine. gives
out the startling statement that
the military board of strategy
at Washington has already map-
ped out a plan for the invasion of
China by the foroesof the United
States. It t-eems to us that they
b a little premature in .this,
yet it is a fact that the govern-
ment has for some months past,
been massing troops in the Phil-
ipine Islands, supposedly in
view of the threatened rupture
with the* Chinese Empire.
This is just what we democrats
1 eared we when took possession
of these Islands in the far eaet.
We feared that they would be
the starting point of trouble in
the future. But the American
people are not going to stand for
a war with the Chinese at this
juncture;.... In the first, place we
have no just ground for com-
Letter io W. SyMcJimsey.l"
__________ _— Graham, Texas.
Dear Sir: A great mapy peo-
ple will see your house in the
course of the qext ten years. We
want it to show what Devoe lead-
and-zino will do. We should
like you to paint it* and then not
paint it again for ten years—un-
leas 4 needs repainting.
‘ We’d like such a sample as
that in every town in the country
—with a not:ce about it in the
local paper: “Mr. McJimsey’s
house was painted ten years ago
with Devoe lead-and-zinc, and
has never been repainted. The
i® PQfc ®g bright as it was;
but the paint is as perfect a coat
as ever, to keep out water.”
A good lead-and-oil job is ex-
pected to last three years; it is a
good one that lasts three years;
it generally does not. Devoe
lead - And-zlno lasts twice as long
if not:—
for tipA-,^ Or Wv Strain,
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Beef, Perl, Sausage, Barbecue
. And Everything carried
in a first-class Butcher
8hop, ring.
THE CITY MEAT MARKET
PHONE 28-3,.
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J. L Vaugljap,
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BEST PASSEW6ER SEB¥Mj
tex^Ts.
4 IMPORTANT OATEWATS 4
Mil am county; tie saysne does rwuere iransporcauoo. is. t«vor«* TTlfAkcr won out. by &.... gja- to complain it the Umnwaijp^i
not suspect that there is any rot- ; nbie, Wjhiie the ctny us^tLXw'clay.. jority of 'flirec*. m exftry A tlm
tenness orgraft in "the st^te gov- ' bricks is often found in locations vote. It was tho h6pe of the - Empire »nd prohibit an^ more,
administration to'“ force Fintylel fn>m corning for thftt is juat whatl
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ten ness or graft in The nUiIi* gov- j
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ernmeht wuateyer. ^ He and Bell
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. „ unyrht to be yuked L^geiher and ;
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h'gend ‘‘help >he pool* blind men.” ;
These bricks posKess a
plaint Wo could not be heard “If you have any fault to find
^complain if cither
putting iFoR- or hereafter in the
weilr, (ell your dealer about it.
• - ~'-..ju-.v" -1■.;,..i—. —---------g— —• ■ - We ahthorizehim to-do what
stst^ffobd on tho two territoriesf WM nro,to the .Chinaman. ji« right at our'expense,
brilliftn.* ' bavethe Chinese exclusion
A SiicatiSc Wonder
iters. A few
ilH'ii\o\\h personal ends and are!
w < >rking 111 e, m Itvor* ;
will, noti wheeled in/takrrig‘the . The cures i Uni st and to its
rank*am\ tde will 1 them. The n|d^.civdit muge Arni^
TeSas' orgafthlve a scientific wopdyr. It
ough for • incrubenjhip chted E fi. Mulf.ord, r f >r
and the more effort' put forth l■» .iuT* Hdr 'Hi, ' \. ji
JjlllfPTTff • ':"'re;;J^y a Lilt: ,
" Mut^i^irie-LyrTn e’-ti r?;r me —1n.>v.wi)f>n pri,o,>4l,f l.ii.La,a.
'iii*1 •' *'*T ** *• ',y ' 1 ^1 ,w‘* ‘.mire votir- .cold
* '":i—• *'™. '<"«-■ L'lpo,
, wound-i, • ChUblains [^kin-disease kpowib One feoKIeI u'WWm ?-----_i
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and flaw ♦ in many Rmtances bo ! effort OtitTrtfttdhed 'the" Gf ' act Mid We cannot blame them if
substituted fjor clinkE^rs. The
edgesyIf (he proper pressure in,........... ........ .. ..... -7......
employed in tjieir ttanUfucturaJ'tors. The bill willbe returned To] ^ jingoes are anxious fur war
niun uiiuniHgittu uht inunus oi i ........ n
the measure with the ayaistanceU-lV’Y have the American exclusion
of several other prominent germ- * ac^ pY^rTttere. These Wa^hing-
Thefi* is no xUnger i{& Far- I vin{nuyr(l Jn l-Oeir naanulacture,.! tors. Thc'biH will be returned to’J ton Jlngoes are anxic
m^rs5 Union out of busi-'lt™«»»d even, and they do 1 the house for action and nnd the glory
•{>—PhiM«kt»*5 Hecoi^. Hkidy that it will be pas^(f as it '» it. but tin* people j^re
j left the senate and ArizonL and ! not going to fight unless there is
will be left- for^HnciPie in;thA.inatt*»r.
We want your house a^a toim-
pl«» and you a s « witness.
, Yours truly,
d-\ W. Ivok J- .(!n.
r Gra:i\m IIaiip\vark <J±u
MO ri»OW»iE TO AIWWTA UUtlTIONt
Superb Pullman Vestibules
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ifANDSOWE RECLINING CHAIR ARB
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futu reaction.
•Torturo By Sava
■: trf-. .lhB t>a tore to
"v bii'h sofne of t he • ravage tribes
in th«u
CO • , -Bad ffatftr iSJm&EOL JsMuiiri me nf\ The hi -
^rr.-------it— cold to take ilflj,en“e «tifferirig I endured for
Thia Is Ed'. ' T‘
xtrZ ... . . , V i course, loo dTten at,this season;T-
We wtfth to state in as plain r .t , j the Kidn.ev„. -----
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ON ALL THROUGH T.1AI 3.
ONLY IA NR WITIT faet momli * erd
FiiSt*”ar *raln;? t0 St* Louik «u i tne
ON^*X, wrT,t Pullman Oleoorrn
hwhpaMk £**rrttt Scat CoaeLea
c,5^vto N0W
0t'[T*T -n4•,onv> new OHa - *
.V» «*vlnu of ia «ovrr«
NfiVer rt W.V. »u un I —fH • . inmiru mri w
V. course*. Toocftten atlhis waffoti !{: 0rn of "'"i T- PJSfPl^T
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,rr. tcvrr
druij totOr&.
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‘ a d* by nil Druggist^,
Ucbust health, __________ _ _ _
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Bowron, Frank H. & Martin, P. A. The Graham Leader. (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 30, No. 29, Ed. 1 Thursday, March 15, 1906, newspaper, March 15, 1906; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth870349/m1/2/: accessed June 13, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.