The Goliad Weekly Guard. (Goliad, Tex.), Vol. [55], No. [8], Ed. 1 Thursday, August 18, 1910 Page: 4 of 8
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Weesatche
Rocky Mt., N, C. when he
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feel much elated over the com-
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Germantown
at Cuero and Goliad.
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The dance at the Germantown
asked to make an after-dinner speech.
hall Saturday Right was enjoyed He arose and began quaintly:
The Citizen-Star
A Weekly Farm Paper.
Fort Worth, Texas.
mantown last Saturday.
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asked some one why it was, this uni-
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at the lowest possible price
Wm.
N. C., “ and I’ve had good healtn
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she attended colege and secured after a pleasant week’s visit with
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Miss Lillie Metz has returned
home from San Marcos where
bright child which showed » vident de-
light when tossed in this way by a
doting father, who was accustomed to
Reasenable Charges
Miss Ida Shipman of Kenedy
visited at O.E. ranch last week.
Miss Sidney Maddux is visit-
ing friends at Sarco this week.
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Busby at-
tended the “sail” at Xau’s in
Yorktown Saturday.
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Miss Agnes Lankert and broth-
er Chris, of Fannin attended the
dance at Germantown hall.
Mrs. Elfie Dohman was a guest
of Mrs. Joe Arnold last week.
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J. C. Arnold made a business
trip to Goliad Monday.
that the child leave the heavier suit-
case with her at the depot for her
mother to call for later.
groom come from the altar they should
carry an American flag.
Dyker—What would be the sense of
that?
Styker—Why the flag would be typ-
ical of their United States.
Mr. E. P. Nies of Orange, Tex-
as is visiting Friends here.
nose
There
G. Jacobs of Weser was on oUr
streets Saturday.
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indications
J. C. Arnold spent Sunday
Weser.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Webb spent
Sunday with relatives in York-
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Human Weakness.
“How did they manage to get such
a fine thumbprint of the burglar?”
“The house had been painted that
day and he just couldn’t resist the
temptation to feel of the paint to see
if it was dry."—Houston Post.
their money without the aid of a sand-
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“She said it was because if she had severe attack of malaria.” writes
you would have come."
Pessimistic Predictions of the Smoker
Who Had Endured This Period
of Total Abstinence.
Her Reason.
“I want you to do me a favor."
"What is it?”
“I want you to find out from Mrs.
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The Depot Matron’s Effort to Help a
Small Traveler Resented by
the Mother.
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Auricular Evidence.
“My daughter, Gladys Mae, has be-
come quite an elocutionist.”
“Yes," peevishly replied the next
door neighbor, "so I hear!”—Puck._____;
Whether the safety-pin would have wide—"this is the fourth day since
Cotton picking is the order of
the day now
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in ordinary practise, tapping over
and a
_ An interesting correspondence but his rther,shhe"pick
visiting from Charco arrived to late for smith, perceiving the utility of the ( the optimist.
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Arthur Albrecht of near Weser
recently had the misfortune to
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eventually turned out the safety-pin any longer,
that is in use today all over the world. i
As I intend to devote most of 5-
my time to my ranch I am offer- 8
ing for sale my entire business 3
property, consisting of an up-to- B
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From Pa’s Point of View.
Little Willie—Say, pa, what is
financier?
as to the wisdom of
portance ।
system in
Now Possible for a Physician Miles
Distant to Test the Heart Action
of His Patient.
speechmaking
men at public
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W e have learned that L. Shap-
Was , with heavy suitcases isn’t, after all, a
house optimist cheerily. $
"Humph!" grumped Gray. “One of Y
these beautiful mornings when you go $
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addition to
stethoscope.
you'd turn around and give me a
lickin’ for stickin’ the pin in you.”—
The Delineator.
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"A fine, large, beautiful morning, ?
Mr. Gray," suggested the boarding- X
called to her infant we owe the boon of the safety- money.
4 The feeble sounds made by our
• , body engine at work have much sig-
Miss Thea Grunewald attend -
The other morning came to the de-
wonderful Cold pot from out in Kansas a small girl AFTER
ignorance of mothers.
Overbright babies do not
The Best Hour of Life
is when you do some great deed
or discover some wonderful fact.
the lungs can be efforts to arouse the dormant
friends in Corpus Christi
week.
John Kerlick returned Satur-
day from Tyler, where he had
been attending school.
“I often wonder,” he said, “why it is
you Americans will hinder your dlges- ,
tion by making these after-dinner
speeches. We Japanese rest after our !
meals. It is much better. I know that ,
Nervous System Is Often Seriously
Injured and Harmful Effects Re-
sult in Later Years.
• Dr Kina’s New and two large suitcases, also a sizable
8 * _ basket of preserves. The proprietor
For, after taking of the luggage had been visiting
cost me ten cents to come after this
suitcase!”
And the I. W. laid impatient hands
upon the luggage and flounced out of
the depot.
Which accounts for Mrs. Evering-
—-.We have a plan whereby Texas farm boys will be
enabled to start in the hog business without any expense.
The plan is simple and its terms are easy. Write to us for
the particulars and be the first boy in your county-to get
one of the pure-bred hogs we will distribute this year.
nickeville Saturday and Sunday. I traveled with a Japanese legation
g, e- ur n out over the United States, and every-;
Sheri "emn ana h. J. where the Americans would make us
Passmore of Goliad visited Ger- dine. then ask us for speeches after-
into
it Pa—A financier, my son, is a man
who can separate other people from
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Children 5c •
And now Mrs. Ollie Everingham,
matron of the union depot, is wonder-'
ing if kindness to little girl travelers
you quit smoking, isn’t it?”
“Yes," guiltily admitted Gray.
’S enough!” laughed the optimist.
—Puck.
j Jones why she did not invite me to
“George, have you asked father for her tea.”
“I did ask her that already.”
Give us an opportunity to ♦
show you we can please
made as well as those of the heart.
The new instrument gives the busy
physician a means of watching a seri-
ous pneumonia or typhoid case with-
out leaving his home, while country
patients may be enabled to consult a
heart specialist without the expense
of a trip to the city.
Friedrichs visited relatives
Ander Monday.
man family die in infancy is dme
largely to the folly d nurses and the
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Mrs. W. C. Heard and chil-
dren returned home Sunday from
an extended visit with relatives
The Weesatche baseball boys sufeniigeinoensca isele SYS Atstans’rate, the KsksasartEter
were to play Kenedy Sunday on from the worst cold 1 ever had.
the Yorktown diamond, but the i1 then proved to my Rreat . satis .
Kenedy boys were afraid they faction, what a
might get wet and accidently and Cough cure
melt so they staved at home with Discovery is. For, alter taking of the
their mothers. Yorktown gave one bottle, 1 was entirely cured. ' "grandma,", which accounted for the
Weesatche a game, 2 to 3 in fay- You can 1 say anytning to good of Kne teny gri Ta the narseons and
a medicine like that. Its the the suitcases. Then she suggested
A few light showers visited us
Sunday and we are hoping for This hour came to J. R.
a sa . .
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or of Weesatche. We noticed in
A. Fretwell, of Lucama,
The intensified sounds
a child at this period
should be recog-
or by all who as-
a ever since.
was
Mr. Chas. Lange was surpris-
ed, the occasion being his birth-
day. All present report a grand
time.
idea that the lad had been at work “Well, I'm just getting wise to this
on. tock it up on his own account and world, that's all. Dhey can’t fool me
sitting back wanting to say it,
but arelhankful that others have
relieved us of the pleasant duty
Mrs. C. A. Johnson return, d
at hand
upon in
of the
er and Kidney Troubles, and pre-
vent Typhoid. 59c. Guaranteed
by P. P. Haring & Co.
porary effe
smithereens and in that case
would not have been necessary.”
1 night’s frolic was over; but one eve-
Mr Alios Hoff visited in Ar-
A shock to the nervous system of
a little child is sometimes so injurious
that years afterward the harmful re-
suits are apparent. Even if the tem-
Mrs. Chas. Shulze moved to among the American _
. . , a . , dinners, and they replied that the
L. F. Webb of San Antonio is her son-in-law and daughter s, i American man never had a chance to
। Mr. and Mrs. Adolph Friedrichs, say anything at home, and that.
' at Skidmore. why."
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unusual sights.
As a rule, the more quiet
is kept during the first year
LOST—Gold watch and chain
with initials, E.H.T. in watch.
nasasersseltssSdesbaautaras.revurdnbacneturned to you helping it any?
. "Ha must be a crank."_ucdasixa
FOUR WHOLE DAYS •
play with it every evening.
trembled with delight
examinations of
Of these we handle the ♦
last week’s paper where the surest and best remedy tor de-
Yorktown correspondent compli- sealed lungs. Hemorrhages, La-
mented our “little pitcher”. We Grippe, Asthma, Hay Fete. Little Miss Eight-year-old appeared out and get grip and pleurisy, and
any Throat or Lung Trouble. 50c. only too glad to do so. /when everybody says ‘How well you
Si 00 Trial bottie tree Guar- Late in the afternoon came an irate look—lend me five dollars.' Yes, a
woman, who spoke as follows: great day for grafters. Nellie. why
I don t thank you one bit for butt- the deuce can't I have a dish of corn-
ing in to my little girls affars. it flakes that hasn't been out in the :
morning dew? Also you might tell • 53
i the cook that steak is good if it isn't * 53
cooked dark brown. Phew! Where’d ♦
W > oin to have p: nic
s be considered, the im-
protecting the nervous
are made distinctly a idible in the
telephone, however. so that any ir-
regularities are easily detect.'!. and
medical men have expressed the be-
lief that with proper training of the
ear it will become prac ticable to diag-
of complimenting one of our own fall from a horse and was bad y
boys bruised.
I pin in you, and you came to life.
is little interfer
attended church at Goliad Sun- Cotton is booming in price,
day. ' Our merchants are paying 85.10
per hundred.
Miss Julia Busby is visiting
where she was
I mother ‛s bedside.
Franklin
“they're all grafters and
1 Roosevelt is the bell-wethe r.
2 j nificance, and new importance has
■ I been given to them by the telephone-
stethoscope, which the other day en-
nbled a number of physicians in the
Isle of Wight to listen to the heart
. beats of a woman in London.
has had one frightful drawback- ♦
malaria trouble-that has brought ♦
suffering and death to thousands. ♦
The germs cause chills, fever and *
ague, biliousness, jaundice, lass- i ♦
j itude, weakness and general de- ♦
bility. But Electric Bitters never ♦
heart disease at a distance.
his mother Mrs. H. H. Jennings
at Verdi.
Gray: •
crooks. * Prices, Adults, loc;
Y ou’re •
Miss Elsie Schulze returned hopes-er-that is to say I thought the i
c9met might knock the earth
ward. We would much rather have
dined at our hotels and retired after-
Mr. Herman Sturm of near ward to rest for the following day.
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Taking No Chances.
Frank, aged four, while busily en-
gaged with his blocks on the floor,
happened to overhear his father and
mother discussing an item in the pa-
per about being buried alive.
“Oh,” exclaimed his mother, “I hope
some one will see that I am not ,
buried alive.”
“I will," chimed in Frank. After a
moment's thought, he said:
"Oh, no I won’t, either.”
“Why not?” exclaimed both parents.
“Well, you see, if I should stick a
Mr. and Mrs. Chas- Schulze of
Victoria were visiting relatives
here Sunday.
Silver King.
I The County News
Weanoseccsocosasnevnwownocomoconmmacss
versa! after-dinner
- with children. They should P
B frichtenc d by loud noises or I 1
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a baby 13
ed the ball game at Yorktown ma were the guests of Mr. and
Sunday. ■ Mrs. Joe Arnold Sunday.
be transmitted, and it is probable that should be spent largely in sleei
Origin of the Safety-Pin. a grafter, I'm a grafter. I tell ou
An historian of invention tells us the country is rotten' the politicians
that to the walls of a long-sufering are all bums, everybody’s out for
pliment he received. We were
s life
>. All
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Mesdames Grunewald
nce from ex- themselves to physicians
sounds can that the first year of a
THE CHILDREN
Qmmesmameggesmnggsen
with danger. The foolish practise ol---------------------------------
tossing a helpless baby in the air.
while it screams both with affright H‛ 0‛ * 9‛°0°99e0ee 0°000°°000099e0009000909004000004
a state certificate. We wish
Miss Lillie success.
and delight, is a most dangero is one. 2
A physician with a larg practise $
tells the story of a precociously o
to Clay ; Lome from Cuero last we k
by a large crowd. The Billo
boys furnished nice music,
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ing from this trembling it passed into
a spasm, the first indication of one
of those fatal brain diseases against
which medical science is helpless.
Mother nature generally pursues
her course in quiet, unsuspected ways,
and any attempt to introduce the un-
usual and to shock the little baby
cannot but result disastrously.
its tears were usually traced to piu court in jail, the s nate should be 3
punctures. Th- boy nurse tried a electrocuted, and congress boi' d in !1
long time to b 1 the pins in such a oil. A lot of y ggm on, that's what 3
! they are!" • 62
“Gee, but you're the merry gleam 1
of sunshine this morning," observed 1
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walker.
“He's a grafter,” growled
+ traneous noises. Other
fail to destroy them and cure ma-
laria troubles. “Threa bottles-
completely cured me of a very
For Sale Cheap--30 light acety.
gas plant and fixtures. A bar-
gain for cash. Apply at Guard
office.
when the X
“Not yet, darling, but I will right
away.”
“But I thought you were to have ,
asked him last week?”
“Well, you see, dear, I was rather in i
AUTOMOBILE, GASOLINE and STEAM EN-
gine repairing. Tool making and tem-
pering. Thread cutting in all sizes
and on any length material up to 12
inches dia Skilled workmanship.
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Satisfaction Guaranteed ♦
Public Speaking Explained.
The Japanese visitor to the city
55 a hra ’ new --stand ott n gin and grist I
# m I. witl tw‛ acreslandand sui licient !
3 wood to run the plant for one year: a I
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ga business prposition tor .-ale cheap.
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pin. Here is the story: A little boy, pretty soon, too, and there'll be thou-
named Hlarrison, an English black- sands starving to death. It's fierce
smith’s son. had to look after his baby the way things are going!"
brother. Th ■ baby often cried, and “They ought to put the str me FS
life the better chance it has for a life E9
of health and happiness. The fact RW
that so large a propor lion of the hn-* F3
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