McKinney Weekly Democrat-Gazette from Mckinney, Texas • Page 2

rie Hak Competitor Simply because our Texas is Our Machinery has no Sut We thank our numerous friends who, by their liberal patronage, have enabled us to increase and improve pur facilities in meeting this home demand for home manufacture. 'S uur macninery nas no a We Employ Highest Skill, i And In this favorable climate we prc a Flour absolutely PEERLESS. grade From any Source. i -2 PHce. worth ISc Texas wheat, last season, was injured by rain and we were compelled to mill Northern wheat, which forced our grades down to a serious extent, but we now have Best Texas Wheat, and we swing back to our PEERLESS and famous BELLE of Collin.

With friendly greetings are assured of valued patronage from our friends. WHEAT, CORN, FLOUR, MEAL, MILL, ELEVATOR. HOME INDUSTRT. HOME MARKET, BEST FLOUR, BEST WHEAT. HIGHEST PRICE WHEAT, NEW INCREASED CAPACITY.

-Hargains 90c 60c Gratefully, PEERLESS. BELLE. $7.00. will go This a Collin County Mill and Elevator McKinney, Texas. iiiNk THE DEMOCRAT.

FHURSQAY, JULY 16. 1896. per in tlu' eitv will support it. and probably in any otherj city of the Ilenrv WattiOson Bryan and Sewell, Siiire the nomination of Ib van and for and F. C- Editor oihor tiekiO our lume.

No Walter B. Wilson. Local Editor. Ji' by deiiHM-rat ir II- CLUBBING LIST. The Denwaftrai and Texas iSifter one year Sfmi-Wet'kly Dallas Rocky Mt, News 1.75.

coinpi'omist' with linois liavn vailed anolhei vent ion ami pvrfvi cliao.s anionuihf nnmibnr- of the former pari party at -pvi iila! ion i'" of the pb we ovatn.wt* mu'-t I df a old eimmie Cob T. J. Tilson for Senator. For President JOHN CLARK RIDPATH LIST OF LETTERS. iN'vn rnLUUvlimr popnlists will a--nmn at tln- St.

Loujs ronvnnlion. nominal ion of Ilryau ha- wide tion amon.u the xrnnd ununy i inent of deiinn pariy. Bolting Papers. Louisville Journal, St. Paul Journal, 1 ade ia liei'ord.

SS7L iiichinond (N Times. Detroit Free Press. Lexington (Ky.) Herald, New York Herald, Chatttinooga Daily Times, Baltimore News, (Jalveston Tribune. San Antonio Express, (Jhieag'o Baltimore Sun, Austin LhdHeston Newls and Courier, New YoiF orld, New i'ork Kvcuilng Post, Boston Herald, City Star, Advertiser, St. Ifaul, St.

Paul (ilobe, I Memphis Ileraldi, The New York Evening Post Nearlv all the dfiu- I in the I posttilllcv, at lex. jtfuly b). whifii, if unclaimed to bolt and many in two uttk-. will to luding Dead at M'ashing CJohii M. Palnmr of Illiiioi-w ho a States senator Nearlv ill a gallant Ine.der who I will lam on rp, i-stump in the di-triet with I convFiitnm tor: .1 1 I I' nudali rnemie- of the hfavcn Mr.

bttrii prim of hi- party ami bflifVt' hnn bn a fiinmi of viiln Sat ui'tlay .1 ul) 11 pur-uant uill plant itd ihn if vm wnrn tt? to all ami hnhl a hai vmblnm of populi-m on the nha- and him Cliairnian R. T. tbn-vn- tlnmon-j Would hn a- a dnima i rat in -mine limat wa- tl fiom ia'iiie rio. If vntorv, and immfdiaCJv -at i 1 xri ballot- fail. pie nator- woubl to E- Inr, itf wa- elnrtntl i-m ampmnnt iiavn bnnii ary nhairman ami C.

E. iben-j work and an urn Fact chain, al-o ('oliin, wa- hn i omn IL F. fon Tennnessee Store vv ork to 1 populot- ami to thnir ion. wouhl 1 tilled lo it ami rnpublifan mnmbers whowtmhi tliwMrl any ininti Mr. Brvan.

Conv n-tha! our ganiza! Will -1 i'nnet Imn ami that our ami Wfakniifd, that I nu UMiun- I nuc. 4 ton, D. ('. (ynthia Ann Howard Solamon Keeft Shult.s Frankie Mirlhull Luey Taylor Vinnie FopeBettie Steel Elizaheth. (iKNTLF.MF.X.

Caniett Shaw McAiain Maleiim Cage A Monisoii John Carter Ibijie Bennie Cooley Spraddlin Davis (f Sexton Naithian Herendon Josh Stewart Hunter Jerrv Warren will nnalit oui MUiatoi Neail.v then wn would in favoi all leading ie of Bmaii hut au not it (lailic's refuselo supporti Bryan, jtliat way. mm h. Now it is evident that Bryan election is lieyond a without the full vote of tjhe I lists and i Cam populists affoni to nndorsn Brvan? It i.s true that Brvan has Ibiikv Nut Canditkirc- In a letter addressed of the fifth dis- trinl Hon. J. Bailev dnnlines a nomination for congress.

giv es as liis that his Omaha platform in toto. leaning. His refu.sal I are at so much variam with to lainbast the populist in his Bryan that lie does not wish to be piUdie speeches, his favoring gov- V-Denny ami S. Mau madf saim made eri in ai! tliv papni- oi im pemling whosi' ,1. th of Hunt, ami lance i-ommilinr I ha! al! Trotii-r, of nunle in Colini ctMiuiv ami addrnsM-.

The or-wili MUitnlmto to ganization vvas made pnrmaiiniu. En- grand iu i-n In.stead of fortli its alt al once whal tilde on arious bv muiaO'd. he vai iiuis usual metliod of miopiing rnsolu- niade as ioiiow tions i-onventiiui n'afhrmed eoming popuii-t em anip- its to -tati party platform and tln 0 Making a good lot of Alfiaeamoats at A uotni '-ummer coat sti 50e An Elegant Altiaea coat $1.00 lifi about JO coats and ve.stsout of $10 and suits which we will Cl.EAR i)VT AT APIECE. i' have a good blue overall (well made) at We have an elegant of C'olored Shirts and 75e eminent ownershij) of railroads and telegraphs, opposijion to national banks, favoring: an iii- Nomination.s declared in 0 1 ir order Mr. Rollins ina pointed placed in the attitude of opposing 1 ihe administration of liryan in placed the name of ol.

event of his election as presi- T. J. Tilson, of Hunt, before the convention and Mr. Ballinger, of Since announeement the nomination Swine Breeders and Farmers Institute. says a newspa- Great statements of letdp ing druggistji ererywhere, slioir tM tlie people have ai 1 abiding eooftdeiieo Sarsaparilla.

Great IM'oved by tbe Tohmtary ments oi thpasands ot men and V- 1 1 rr I' coK't'. tax die, IS full uroof of I aspirants for liis ion siicoch Xotwith- Ivimlall (1 Sdiuniakcr tendcm Tliil is whv The names of 1 Gough and W. T. there is much good Persons calling for letters on lecame sore and are being inentioned hy torial timber in the di.strict Col. ed Bry'an as an unsoundj demo local democrats a.s suitable mate- Tilson seemed to be the unaui- erat.

It is also true that the to sueeeed Mr. Bailey. In mous choice for the position and platform upon which his nomination followed by ac- this list mu.st oi tliey may faibto jjet them. Mrs. AI, A.

ameron Postmistress. Sewell stand is full of pop id ist ic Print the News. clamation. "vagaries." ROVAL Baking Powdet. J-M- Kollins, of Hunt, was A proniineriL democrat of Ale- Highedt of mft ia ieaveaiag chairman for the ensuing have this to say: Let a Kinney stopped the writer on the two years and the convention adman be a democrat or what he street a few days ago Journed without having exper- may, vyhen he makes a crooked an apology about as fpllows: fenced any discord or con- trbnsn show that no- does possess oifer diseste by porlfyiof, rlebiiig and invtgondliig upoB isbicb not only bestUi but lift tdepmida.

tbegnst of Sarsipwilld la dorlB oOktiB vriiTHrtT tteMewititiMSsI iltltfidtisooC nmtart tf yoa tafif traa 1 by Meoi. step give him a kick. This thing of eo up rascality i.s, I hope a thing of the pa.st, so as an editor, when ypu nnd an official has failed in duty to his people, you should publish it. Let us know, i This is our way of finding out wh.it is going on. We get it through the one hristie The Bethany correspondent in last Meek AleKinney Cxazette closes his comnuinication in the above sigiiiHcant words.

It has the ring of genu ne honesty, and the pari method of covering up rascality in its own ranks for the sake of deniocraey. It is safe to say that a few inde- pendeidt spirits like the above I owei populists an apology. I been taught by the den party to regard your thee government as vicious and you have tenti on whatever. Airs. Bostwick, wife of I proceedings were The whole harmonious ries of ill thin city Tuesday morning af- iinvvise ter a period of ill health.

The and also to treat you with eon- formerly a member ist. Col. T. J. Tilson, the nominee, il not unknown to our people.

He has served a couple of tenns with distinguished ability in the state senate and his record in might do as iiitmh ing ap the slgoifieant sileime that has ihe 3 Ttr tempi, as a lot of anarchist. Now Afcthodist church in Ala. bainri did not enter the church my party steals your platfbrm al- to Texa.s until last most in its entirety and noijninates Thursday, when Hev. Martin re- that body heretofore is a guaran- a populist to run thereonL hence ceived her back into membership tee to his constituency that their I and all other good deiiiocnits lav oh her death bed. bhe interests in the upper honse of OM'e you an apology, conseGuentlv a bright Christian experience our law making body will fall in 4 to lure husband and i.

i 4 here goes, so saying, he tipped jiule daughter onward to an im- faithful hands should the trust his hat most submissively. mortal life whwe pangs hj reposed in him at next Novem- Thus it is, we have stifuggled are seen and felt no more. We election. lie is lU the extend condolence to the ed In trial. on amid tbe jeers and ridmule of old party politicians unt I now they attempt to steal us out Shall we kehp in middle of tie nmd; 'ulil fo tohi tim Mairy Cnmmlxis died i prime of a vigorous Manhood, a thoroughly informed and able hilt no politiekm in The Ctdliii county swjne breeders and farmer- held the boards at the iourt Tuesday and The following programme was carried oat Hnceess and Failure in Swine Kerr of Adneland, and AV.

P. Bieklev of Farmers ville. We will make you a cut of 1-4 off of prices on an Elegant Line of Summer Pants. A Good Fur Hat for An Elegant Fur Hat for A Beautiful Assortment of Varieties of Fruits for Black Land and Cultivation of E. W.

Kirkpatrick, AleKinney. Killing Johnson Dysart and J. L. Greer, Anna. Ladies and Misses Slippers which we will Clear Out at from 30c to S2.00.

Is it practical to use the Cream Separator on the H. Horn and J. G. Kerr, Vineland. Cotton (i rowing in (Jotton Planter, AleKinney.

The farmers vegetable garden J. W. Spencer, AleKinney. The papers read and lectures delivered were exceUent indeed. They were both interesting and instructive and we ventipre to say that if every farmer in Collin county, laud owner and renter had been present, each W4iuld have left the a wiser i.nd Commencing July 14.

and Running to Aug. 10, we will make our great mid-summer LOOK AT THESE PRICES I 10c Lawns for 5c yd 15c Lawns for 8 vig 15c Dimities l-3c yd 25e Organda yfl 40c Organda for 22 l-2e yd 15e Wool Challie for l-2c yd 7 40 Inch Henrietta 25e yd Fail to go to the Tenneisee and Price Their Goods. happier man. The were, however, quite a nuinbar of farmers they will save you from 10 per cent to 25 per cen ii'STi 2 r.n unmeuse alfair both as re-' give us a look and be convinced- gards the programme and -X HK Drmocbat wm ni and that Mt on eveyy So ihnilij.