The Courier-Gazette from McKinney, Texas • Page 7

THE DAILY COURIER-QAZETTE, THURSDAY EVENING, MARCH, 4, TIME TO WAKE UP, Standard Bred S. C. Rhode Island Reds Hmnb 1908 Government Enters Into Competition With Publishers. From time to time the press of the country has protested niildjy against the practice of printing envelopes for the public free of charge. However, there has been no concerted action, and the practice has reached the limit.

The postoffice department has just issued several million advertising circulars, urging patrons of the post office to have their printing done by the government. A great hue and cry about socialism is raised when any one suggests government ownership of public utilities, and if' one should suggest that it enter the dry goods and grocery business in competition with private enterprise, he would be called a yet the needs of poor would furnish a lunch better excuse for this than can be-offered for competing with the printers, for in the latter case it is only man who can afford to buy envelope8 in quantities, that is benefited. A fe leral cpurt "held the South Carolina dispensary law un. oustitutional on the ground that a state had no right to engage in a business that properly belonged to individuals, but what is sauce for the goose does not seem to be sauce for the gander. I' is high time for the printing interests to get busy, for if this sort of tiling gets started, where will it end? and 4th hen; 1st pen.

McKinney cock, 4th pullet, 4th cockerel, 5th hen, 2nd pen. Nashville, II, 1st cock, shape hnd color specials. Yard A by Advance II, and prize winning females; eggs $5.00 for la. Pen I Headed by Kellerrnan, 4th cockerel (McKinney) and 10 even colored Langford pullets; eggs $3.00 for 15. Pen 12 Headed by Don.

fine cockerel, and 10 good females; eggs $2 for 15. a mi.i* want of the food you need Kodol will digest it. Tou need sufflclerit amount of food wholesome food and more than this you need to fully digest it. Else you can't gain strength, nor can you strengthen your stomach if it is weak. You must eat in order to live and maintain strength.

You must not diet, because the body requires that you eat a sufficient amount of food regularly. But this food must be digested, and it must be digested thoroughly. When the stomach can't do it, you must take something that will help the stomach. The proper way to do is to eat you want, and let Kodol digest the food. Our Guarantee Go to your druggist today, and purchase a dollar bottle, and if yon can honestly say, that you did not receive any benefits from it, after using the entire bottle, the druggist will refund your money to yon without question or delay.

We will pay the druggist the prioe of the bottle purchased by you. This offer applies to the large bottle only and to but one In a family. Plione McKinney, Texas L. HASS, Proprietor. D.

No. 5, McKinney, Texas We could not afford to make such an offer, unless we positively knew what Kodol will do for you. It would bankrupt us. he dollar bottle contains 2H times as much as the fifty cent bottle. SILVER SPANGLED HAMBURG Eggs $2.00 per setting of 15.

Nothing else can do this. When the stomach is weak it needs help; you must help it by giving it rest, and Kodol will do that. RHODE ISLAND REDS Eggs $1.50 per setting of 15 Kodol Is made at the laboratories of E. G. DeWitt Chicago.

FOR SALE BY SMITH BROS, S. C. White Leghorn Chickens PURE BRED. F.ggs Per Setting of 15 for $2.00. The Best Winter Layers.

I. L. TODD experience. They breed only the best birds, are courteous, reliable gentlemen to deal with, and if you are interested in any of their varieties of chickens, you will find it to your interest to communicate with them. Premium Strains Exclusively.

Sherman. March exhausting the special venire and quite a number talismen, a jury was secured in the case of the State vs. Clay Mack, charged with the homicide? of Fred Sch weighofer at Van A Isty ih The personnel of the jury is as follows; R. T. Sadler, Tom Bean; v.

P. Fawcett; Preston-: L. Lf. Smith, Tioga; John Rue, Whitesboro; G. C.

Dugan, Bells; R. A. 1 Flowers, Luola E. N. Poindexter.

Sherman; J. It. Rutherford. Sherman: J. T.

Jones, Sherman: W. S. Rollins, Sherman; A. Benson, Sherman; M. T.

Craig, Bells. A. J. Bailey who was selected by Both sides and who was sent home room pons Beaded by premium SweetsteakB Cock strain, Dallas Fair 1007. CAPUDINK for THAT HEADACHE Out last night? Headache and nervous this morning? Ca- pudine just the thing to fit you for (he nerves.

Try it. At drug stores. BREEDER. McKinney, Texas Eggs SI for at yard. Eggs $1.25 for 15 delivered hi McKinney.

inney market report D. C. FUPPEN S. Rhode Island Reds Cotton, Cotton seed per ton Corn per bus Wheat per Bran per Flour per Meal per Eggs per dozen Chickens, fryers per lb Hens per lb Mutton Turkeys per Butter per Alfalfa hay per ton Prairie hay per ton I oh nson grass hay Bacon per lb F. D.

No. Texas. Bred and Owned by If your appetite craves something out of the something in the way of a change, come here and we will satisfy you. Our cuisine is perfect, and our service the best. It is our desire to please our patrons.

Come in and let us please you, and satisfy your appetite. Our charges are reasonable. S. C. RHODE ISLAND REDS under care of a sheriff to in- vesiigate a report that one of his children was seriously ill was finally xcused.

Counsel for the state are County Attorney Freeman and assistants and Former Countx Attorney C. L. Vowel I. Counsel for defendant are Messrs. I.

P. Cox. .1. P. Cox Judge Rice Maxey.

and H. I). Cutnby of Sherman. Merrill Johnson and L. M.

Cairn of I)nHas. About sixty witnesses were sworn and placed under the rule and both sides gave notice they bad other witnesses who were not in the city, but oing sure they would arrive did not request that any special process of ittaciinient be issued for them. The number of witnesses and the array of counsel gives evidence that the case is to be one of unusual in- erest an I perhaps long drawn out. The name of Dr. L.

Gregory, superintendent of the North Texas Hospital for the insane, appears among the witnesses for the defense. The taking of testimony, all preliminaries having been gotten through with, began at 10 a. m. The first witness placed on the stand was Dr. Veazey of Van Alstyne, who examined the body of the deceased and described the wounds upon his body.

In substance his statement was were seven but from the range he thought it possible that they all could have been made by three shots. Scott Fulton, editor and publisher of the Van Alstyne Leader, was the next witness placed on the stand. Both the defendant and deceased were employed in his office. The decease! had been a member of bis household for several years. He attributed to the deceased a splendid reputation and did not think he was possessed of a high or fractious disposition or temperament.

On this point he said that the, deceased had a sense of honor that caused him to quickly resent what he thought was an unfair imposition but that he did not brood over such matters nor harbor ill will. Later on when asked about the character of the defendant objection was made by the state that this was not the time to make such inquiry. As to the cause of the difficulty Mr. Fulton said he had no knowledge. Eggs $1 fori5.

$5 Per 100 McKinney, Texas, R. 2. ECGS 1100 FOR IS MRS. J. W.

ERWIN, Melissa, Texas. J. W. HILL Breeder nf Exhibition Golden Wycndottes mflfimSr Prize- inning Strain JTCftljljXP' Slock aid For Sale Eggs 82, and for IN. McKin ney, Texas.

"Besides being an excellent remedy for colds and throat troubles, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is unequaled as a cure for says Harry Wilson, of Waynctown, Ind. When given as soon as the croupy cough appears, this remedy will prevent the attack. It is used successfully in many thousands of homes. For sale by Smith Bros. Nicely Furnished Everything Neat and Clean.

No. 7 East Virginia Street. Phone 398, McKinnej. Texas. Cornish Indian Games Notice 1 st Pen 1st Prize at tlillsboro.

McKinney and Gaines vHie. $2.00 to $.1,00 per setting. (IS) Best birds in State. Walter Mockford McKinney, Texan. Anyone knowing the address of Taylor Rollings, will confer a favor by notifying the Courier-Gazette office at once.

His father is very -dck in Tennessee and is anxious to see or hear from him. Silver Peneiled Plymouth Rocks and Silver Penciled Wyandotte If you date in rf porl- pens it for J. A. ALBERTS R- Tex. On the Installment Plan Why pay 10 per cent interest for loans on farm and city property, when we can furnish you all you want at 7 to 8 per cent.

Nice 4-room house on large lot in East McKinney. Price 700 Reasonable payment cash, balance like paying rent. R. L. H1GHT, Melvin ney.

Texas. 4-t2d OF S. Rhode Island Reds Exclusively A. M. Prize Winning Strain Cockerels, Hens, Pullets and Eggs for sale.

Eggs 15 for $1.50, McKinney. Texan. TUCK II11.1. A ED A white housework for small dress P. U.

Box 272. There are enough uncertainties about land trading, ithout guessing at the title. Be on the safe side; demand an abstract. Barred Plymouth Rocks Mammoth Bronze Turkeys Eggs for sale In season. PFKIN DUCKS JERSEY RED HOGS MILK COWS FOR SALE Latest in periodicals, magazines, etc.

at Scott book and jewelry store. COLLIN COUNTY ABSTRACT CO WON MANY PREMIUMS hi Two Record of H. A. Alberts of Wylie. I.

G. MS Route 1, Allen, Texas. H. A. Alberts, route 1.

Wylie II. A. ABERNATHY, Mgr. McKinney, Texas places a chicken ad in our poultry column. Mr.

Alberts ad reads; Faced Black Spanish and White Indian eggs $2.00 per 15; Cornish Indian eggs $1.50 per 15. These birds won 42 ribbons In Dallas and McKinney in the last two Mr. Alberts and his brother, J. A. Alberts, of the same community are both successful chicken fanciers of several White Faced Black Spanish and White Indian eggs $2.00 per 15.

Cornish Indian eggs $1.50 per 15. These birds won 4 2 ribbons in Dallas and McKinney in the last two years. Comb Rhode Island Reds J. T. Webb, for many years a resident of McKinney, mingled with friends on our streets today.

We regretted to learn that he has been in ill health for a year or more. He Is just from Marlin and is now improving. PEN NO. I-Eggs, 15 for $2 50 PEN NO 2-Eggs, 15 for $1.50. Pen No.

1 headed by champion cockerel of Texas on best color. E. P. GIFFORD Blue Texas, I. Mr.

Fulton stated in answer to a question by the counsel for the de, fense that he had not employed Mr. Vowell to assist in the prosecution. The jury being withdrawn this matter of how Mr. Vowell happened to be in the case was gone into fore the court and in substance the I development was that it had been agreed between Mr. Vowell, who was county attorney at the time of the affair, and Mr.

Freeman, who was the democratic nominee and reason-' ably sure to succeed Mr. Vowell, that should the case be called to trial during Mr. incumbency Mr. Freemen would assist and should it be called after Mr. Freeman went in Mr, Vowell would assist.

During the afternoon Mr. Fulton was recalled to the stand and stated that a photo of the interior of the Leader office, taken-a few days ago, was to all intents and purposes, a portraiture of the way the oftee waa Bam Apple Roy Apple A. SNIDEn, successor to J. 8 Stanley, blacksmith and woodwork- man. Carriage and buggy repairing, horeehoeing, etc.

FOR SALE OR acres of good land 6 miles from Seymore, in Baylor county, all under fence, 3 sets of improvements, 250 acrefe in cultivation, the most of the remainder can he put in cultivation. Price $20.00 per acre. Will trade for good black land or brick C. Clifton. All work guaranteed; see phone us; phone 455.

McKINNfiY, TEXAS, Hew wall paper at City Drug Store..