The Hamilton Record and Rustler (Hamilton, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 29, 1912 Page: 2 of 12
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that will warrant a reasonable hope of disposing of '
it in other words if you think you have a BAR-
GAIN to offer Iwouldlke to try to work up a trade
for you. But if you are not willing to price your
property right, I do not care to list it, as it is waste of
your time, as well as mine.
going on at Carlton the past week.
Mrs. Rosa Patterson and Mrs.
Kirkland went to Hamilton Monday.
Willie Williamson has returned
from Dublin where he has been
visiting his brother the past three
weeks. .
Quite a number of our men and
boys went to Carlton Monday night
to hear Ollie McDurmitt speak on
15c cotton.
The Christian meeting begins at
her cousin, Miss Etta Goode, of this
city.—Moody Courier. '
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. C. Jones re-
turned Monday from a visit to home
folks in Hamilton and Coryell coun-
ties. They were accompanied by
her brother, Tom Stiles, and sister.
Miss Luna Stiles. The latter will
be their guest for several days. Mr.
Stiles left Tuesday to look after
some property in the Panhandle.-
Brady Standard.
Ulpian Holt and family. Miss
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If the prospect for a good com crop in the com .
NEW BAKERY
Jake Evans, formerly of Snyder.
Texas, is in Hamilton, and will open
a bakery in the old telephone office
building, northside Main street near
Jordan-Spencer lumber yard. Mr.
Evans is having his oven built this
week and will be ready to supply
the public with everything that a
baker bakes on or about September
1. He bakes Bread. Cakes, Pies
Cookies, Buns, and all kinds of good
things. He was proprietor of the
Snyder City Bakery HI years. and
comes to Hamilton with a record of
much success in hto trade Ha will
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Ruth Graves and WUty Creswell are
at Glenrose spending this week
John Cage and family went with
them Saturday but returned next
day on account of the sodden death
of his father Sunday morning—
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ROTES OF INTEREST
ABOUT PEOPLE
We pay 20 cents per dozen bottles, and 50
cents per case when returned.
OLD LAGER
Rich in MALT and HOTS, Fime Flavor and a MU Tomie
FOR THE FAMILY TRADE
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Address ALL Orders to
August A. Busch &Co.
G. H. LUEDDE, Manager
Waco, Texas
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If you would like to buy a home in Hamilton or Ham-
ilton County come see or write me, before buying, I may
be able to assist you in getting wbst you want. If not you
have lost nothing but a two cent stamp and a little time.
If you have a home or other property that does not
exactly suit you that vou would like to exchange Tor some-
thing else, then come tell me what you have and wbst you
want and we may work up a deal. *
You will find from time to time, a few desirable pieces
of property described in this space that may interest you
if so, see or write me about same, and if you do not find
what you wanf advertised herjn, it is no presumption that
I cannot fit you, for I cannot afford to advertise every
piece of property that is listed with me, but only a few
places that I think ought to sell this season.
No. 3. 200 acres-situated between Carlton and Spurlin
one mile of railroad, nearly all prairie, but enough timber
Miss Lillie Briscoe came over
from Hamilton the tatter part of
last week to visit homefolka—Cari-
ton Citizen. z
- J. T. Tuckerand familyof Throck-
morton county have been visiting
RM Wood and family for the past
few days—Carlton Citizen.
W. B. Lary spent Saturday night
With J. H. Womble’s family leaving
the following day for San Antonia
—Carlton Citizen.
T. W. McCrorey and wife return-
ad Tuesday from Hamilton where
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WORTHY WATCHES
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Same
Seguin, Texas. We have sold
Hall’s Texas Wonder fur 15 years
and we recommend it to be the
best kidney. bladder and rbeu
malic remedies we have ever
We pay 20 cents per dozen bottles, and 50
cents per case when returned.
All Orders Shipped Same Day Received
Terms Must Be Cash With The Order.
Remit Money Order or Waco Exchange. Don’t Send Personal Checks
We remit you promptly for all bottles and cases re-
turned to us. Please do not deduct for cases and bottles
when remitting for beer, but send us the full amount of
the price of the beer and we will remit you for bottles when
they are received by us. -
Bp sure to mark your name and address on each pack-
age of bottles, and send us an express receipt or BL pn
each shipment.
Keg Beer, $2.50 per keg. When packed in
ice, we charge 65 cents extra. Half Barrels, $5.00
No halves packed.
Keg beer will only be shipped by making a deposit
for the value of the cooperage; $2 50 for the keg and $3.50
for half barrels, in addition to price of the beer. In other
words, if you order a keg of beer send $5.00 and when you
return the empty keg with express receipt showing same
has been returned, we will remit you $2 50.
When ordering half barrels, remit $8.50 and when you
return the same with express receipt showing the same
baa been returned we will remit you $8 50 for the half barrel
of Race Street Christian church,
has returned from EUte county
where he nas been in meetings re-
cently, and says there will be
preaching at his chunch Sunday
and on every third and fourth Sun-
day from this date on.—Stephen-
ville Empire.
On tact Friday afternoon, Joyce
Sparkrgan was at home to a few of
her friends, in celebration of her
Mrs. Julia McPherson and daugh- —----.-----
ter, Mrs. D, Bratton of Hamilton, Smiinor
visited relatives here this week & - .
They also visited their friend, Mrs.
Mrs. Bruce Cage is very anxious
that the city should acquire the
Roberts cotton yard property and
convert it into a park. She feels
sure that it can be planted to trees
and be made one of the prettiest
for posts and fire wood. 60seres in good state of cultiva-
tion and about 40 acres more tillable land, balance good
grass, good well in yard and water in pasture most of the
time, three room residence with porch small cook room
in vard, crib side sheded on each side, and all necessary lots,
all comparatively new. This farm is in a good neighbor-,
hood, surrounded by substantial farmers who own homes,
good schools and churches on two sides of it, By paying
$1,500 or more as a first payment, the remainder of the
purchase price can be arranged from 1 to 10 years to suit
the opurchaser with interest payable annually at 6 per
cent.
No. 5. 1,0'0 acre stock farm or ranch 12 mile west of
Hamilton. Thia land is nearly all open prairie but has suf-
ficient timber nnHMr fira wood and protection foratock
There is now 200 acres in a good state of cultivation and
much more land that can be cultivated, three pastures,
two large, and one small one, each of which has
plenty of water, the large ones are supplied by a small
creek and the smnall one from a well and wind mill. The
residence is a comfortable, four room boxed house, porch
ip front and on side, painted and ceiled, canvassed and
papered, The barn is an extra good one, large and
well built, surrounded by the necessary plank fence and
out buildings. There is a splendid well of water and wind
mill in yard from which the residence and stock lots are
supplied with an abundance of pure water. This is one of
the most desirable stock farms in this country and can be
sold as a whole or I will subdivide and sell a portion of it.
By making a cash pavment of $7,500 or more and I might
consider a choice small farm in Hamilton County as a part
of the first payment. [ will make the deferred payments
mature from 1 to 10 years 6 per cent interest payable an-
nually.
No. 7 A choice Suburban home containing 87 acres
situated right in the edge of Hamilton, convenient to the
Hamilton High school and all the churches, 20 or more seres
mostly sandy, in cultivation. It is an ideal place for rais-
ing fruits, berrien. melons, grapes and vegataoles. The
residence is a 6 room two story frame with hall below and
above and two poarches, it is canvassed, papered and
painted. Is situated on an elevation and la cool and healthy
good well of soft water and wind mill in yard, sufficient
and lota for the use of any ordinary family.
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Sun at Brownwood.—Comanche
Chief.
Miss Ruby Allen of Blue Ridge
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should be no question whatever in your
mind as to whether it is correct or not.
You should tie just as rare of it as you
are Um- sun, and you can be, if you will
have your watch repaired by na. We
bare more than Are thousand customer’s
names on our books whowe watches we
have repaired. If you are not among
this number, the neat time your watch
nrada repair, leave it with us and when
we return it to you, you can rely on H
keeping ae good tune aa «ben it left the
factory.
Tse Take Ns Chances on Having Your
Waul Ruimed
Your money back if we can't please yon
OVERTON DEUG Co.
One small bottle of the Texas
Wonder cures all kidney and
bladder troubles, removing grav-
el, cures diabetes, weak and
tame backs, rheumatism and all
irregularities of the kidneys and
bladder in both men and women,
regulates bladder troubles in
children. If not sold by youi
druggist will be sent by mail op
receipt of $1.00. One small bot-
tle is two months’ treatment and
seldom fails to perfect s care.
Dr. R W. Hall, 2926 Qlive St. Bt
Louie, Mo. Bend for Texas
teeti mentals, Bold by all druggie
places in the city. She is willing
to contribute $100 toward its pur-
chase, and believes that there are
sufficient number of people in the
city willing to raise the balance of
the purchase price.—Stephenville
Tribune.
While at Hamilton Tuesday we
chanced to meet our “old-time-boss”
J. T. Wilson, formerly station agent
at Iredell during our career as “rail-
roaders,” Mr. Wilson who is now
agent at Rising Star left Hamilton
Tuesday where he has been visiting
his wife’s brother, J. H. Neel, for a
week’s visit in Waco after which he
will return to Rising Star to again
resume work.—Carlton Citizen.
Intimate friends of Mrs. R. I.
Parks, sister of R. F. Wiseman,
have received the following ■ an-
nouncement: “501 Pruitt Ave. San
Antonio, Tex.—Announcing the ar-
rival of our daughter, Irabel, on
August 10, 1912.—Mr. and Mrs. R.
L Parks, Balmarhea, Texas."—Hico
News-Review.
Mrs. C. H. McCollum and babe
departed Wednesday for Crawford
for a visit—Hico News-Review.
A W. Railsback of Hamilton was
a business caller to Comanche this
week—Comanche Chief.
T. K. Rea, who has been very ill
at the home of his sister, Mrs. John
P. Hoff, has returned to his home at
Indian Gap.—Comanche Chief.
Genevieve Bracht, Carolyn and Ro-
salie Hoff, Gladys Bruhl, Alma
Jacoba and Lois Sparkman.—Rock-
port Tribune.
J. A Feagin and family, O. L
Bishop and family, left last night
for Glen Rose to camp out in tents.
They took along a fine selection of
fishing tackle and will fish while
there. They expect to pitch camp
out from Glen Rose several miles,
if possible.—Cleburne Review. ।
Misses Irene and Blanche Moor '
of Adamsville, are guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J. N. Manuel. The young
ladies are daughters of E B. Moore,
and will have a pleasant time here.
—Lampasas Leader.
John Livingston of Hamilton
county was here attending to busi-
n e s s Wednesday.— Goldthwaite
Rustler.
Miss Adeline Little left yesterday
for Midlothian, where she will spend
a week visiting friends.—Goldth-
waite Eagle.
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Exchanges
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dining room, where they were
texebavenbeen visiltina relativen- andodnopco"monndypnssknnonade
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Katrina and Mavis Scott Lola and
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The people of this community M xim. where he went to purchase community. Hamilton is visiting
.met at the school. house Sunday AlVy Shipman and wife from
evening, for the purpose of organ- Elzy visited Jim Fulbright and
izinga singing class, which will family Saturday and Sunday.
meet at a Quite anumber of our people
and 3rd Sundays in each month have been attending the Methodist
We invite everybody to come and protracted meeting that has been
sing with us on these Sundays.
Miss Luline Williams is visiting
• friends and relatives at Jonesboro
this week.
The young people enjoyed an ice
cream supper at the home of Mr.
Partin Friday night
Miss Mae Fulbright has returned
home from Elzy where she attended
A Good Brink For Good Fellows
And A Tonic ForStck Folks
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PERSONAL NEWS. Texas, visited his sister, Mrs. Eu-
banks last week.
a crop throughout the attorn country continues
favorable there ought to be considerable land
changing hands this fall.
If no I will be glad to assist
exchanging your property for a fair commissi
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fourteenth birthday.
Asa divesionthe children en-
joyed several games of “bunco” after
which ths guests were invited into
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Peck, L. O. The Hamilton Record and Rustler (Hamilton, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, August 29, 1912, newspaper, August 29, 1912; Hamilton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1564462/m1/2/?q=Lamar+University: accessed June 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.