Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, October 30, 1914 Page: 7 of 8
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By GEORGE MUNSON.
HELP IS OFFERED, and is freely given
to every- nervous, deli-
cate woman, by Dr.
_ _ Pierce's Favorite Pre-
scription. Remember
ingredients on label—
■ : '7"' -yr I Tablet or Liquid
• special school money left to ther :form.
5 : J , , credit of .your district on Oct. 1; i ■ • complain?- lireSto®
; r Piiulw lire; th-yrf'.u :i-aye any left frctr. last, _ ■ IS'-^S^ShSSsiS
street in the big white house-and we year. j Jm condition of the fe-
Paulens and Reynolds^ and S;nr,; .. ' Public Special
due,lev rpund about. V. . a-ere .a \0vchra(i S 20oS& S <f> 99 i to benefit or cure. Bearing-down pains,
sprung .‘'031 tno .Paule’-L*. and: grir.1-. .. . ' .*.. internal irul-ammation and ulceration,
weak bqick, and /edi kindred ailments
are completely cuqpd -by it. It’s a mai>
father ^ as. roring in money, and in- Vellehrad,- - - . . . 41.45
-Moravia .......
j V\ hile grandma liv'^J the families Rocky
! stc< k P^tty closely togithor. but aft-r '. Ancir' ,vs Chanel W40 '
: her death it was a case, of catch who AnareUS Ln^pei -5L.4U
can. All of ; is wanted Grandfathei •: Dixon . . . . . . . . . . 109.71 ....
Paulett’e money I am not a-shamed j. Witting' ........ 86.80
to say i did,, with my- husband trying | greslati
ta' make both ends meet on. fifteen „ , . ’
hundred. However, I liked the old. i :^°e-th.et ........... ..
man, whereas that cat of a Sarah Rey- Gruene ........ . . . .
nolds, and that dumbhead Jirp Simp-i Rjrnfoa R1 Xti
son, were simply after his money. But »e^_lrtfV ‘ 'k ' ' ’ ' l-aa
be saw through them. ! Scharlottenburg. 9(.85
' . Grandma's infirmity came from gout, ^adhost........ 49.40 41.03
not old age. He got sc bad at last Pleasant Gl'Ove..... 11.50
: that Ws temper was quite altered, and Sublime ........ 15.69
instead of stopping to chat with us ,Ti , , ^
he used to swear and look the other vyscnracj...... • 1 - ■>' 46.51
' 28.90 ; -e 111.13
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49. d0 velo’us r^medys for1 nervous and general
12 59 debility. Insomnia, or Inability to Sleep,
Spasms. Convulsions or E'its.
Dr. Pierce’s Medical Adviser 1<)09
98.25 220.47
6.45
2.62
way. It was that tabby Sarah’s fault; I BTOWn . ......
he knew she was after his money,
and, as I said to Fred, he would make
things right when . h« came to die.
yv';i And then a terrible thing happened.
1 Grandpa was ordered to Atlantic City.f*
■to get li.is gout cured by the - sea’ aiir; i^aKttlAcik,Wcr'
He was so pleased at the thou’ght of llliat«rDUrg
revisiting the scenes of his youth that AloSSV CtTOV 6 .
he got quite jolly aand invited Michna-Beaslev
us all to dinner. f
“It’s many years since I va,s at At-
lantic City/’^he said. . d l stayed at
the Wimbledon. All. the daughter of
Mrs. Higgiim. ov,r landlady.‘ was a
beauty, and no .mistake. If if hadn't , p-i f
been for .vour grandmother, children—’ ; ■ uiyv^. ....
I didn't think he ought to talk that . ^voer^h ..... .
way, with one leg in bandages^ and ' Providence.....
the other* in' the grave. The1 old pfteh
-.wretch?^ Sarah whisi>ered to her hus-[ ....... '
band afterward.
Fuller j 4
0. K. .. ....... 46.00
Old Sweet Home 80.40
Monserate.,..... ..;.
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36.30
Thompson...... 55.80
Hagan ....
Adams .
Wenzel. 1
2.13
25.94
49.35
516.06
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pages) wilt be sent free on receipt of
31 one-cent stamps to pay cost of
wrapping and mailing only. Address
Dr. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
Constipation causes many serious dis-
eases. It is thoroughly cured by Dr,
Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets. One a lax**"
live; two or three are cathartic.
FIRE AT TERRELLi
Tyrrell. Texas. October 27.—
Fire her^ ’early today did about
$49,000. damage when it destroyed
the Bass block. r;
Well, off went grandpa, with his Salem.
man. duly eseorted to the station by
all of us, though only I wanted to see
him made comfortable. The rest were
just after?, his money.
And the next thing we heard, grand-
pa was married.
The blow staggered us all. it ap-
peared that he had found his old flame,
the landlady’s daughter. With- whom he
must have carried on something awful
i while poor, long-suffering grandma was j ... .
- alive, and married her after a w'eek’s i Frovident City. .
f courtship. We were so shocked by the Shiloh . . .......
news that we held, a little meeting Stacv
at Jim Simpson’s house. . , * •,''' ' .......
“Now. friends and relations, and re- 1 ^lulwlilStang.
latians that aren't friends,” says Jim j ^Overdrawn.
Gephart —
Ezzell
Klimitchek .
Speaksviile.....
Granberry.....
Hope..........
Terry _________
Live Oak......
Creole.
14.10
3.86
72.40
26.00
83.50
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21.40
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1.59
8.18
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10.85
67.14
27.02
7.12
7.98
8.60
family. Pe'll leave a cool two hun-
dred thousand to that designing minx,
—and I thought that smart of him—
we've got to keep the money in the j
Left from two years ago.
Wm. Eilers, Co. Supt.
the : TO LOVE WITH INTELLIGENCE
“Grandpa isn’t a dotard,” I inter- ,
rupted hotly.
“Jane, are you one of us, or ain’t
you?” he asked sarcastically. ^
“I suppose I’ve got to be,” I groaned.
And then he outlined his plan. We
were to have the marriage declared
invalid on account of grandpa being
in & state of senile decay, and the
estate put into court and equally dis-
tributed. Jim had a lawyer friend
Much May Be Accomplished by Apply-
ing Efficient Methods to
One’s Affections.
who would arrange the details, anc^as
soon as'grandpa came home a doctor
whom Jim knew was to dog his foot-
steps and try to trap him into an ex-
hibition of lunacy, so that we could
make oat a case
It sounded good to me. I w as sorry
“Efficiency in loving?” we may ask
in surprise. “Are you going to get
even loving on an efficiency basis?”
Well, why not? Take the friend who
has a girl chum living in some lonely
place, or who is lonely in a great city,
wouldn't that friend be very efficient
if she sat down and wrote the lonely
girl, not a note, not a hurried letter,
but a real long, unhurried, chatty let-
ter?
Take the daughter of an overworked
mother who labors for hours &m-
for grandpa, because I liked the old broiderir the mother aome
gentleman, but it wasn’t right that; wouldl1^ there be more efficiency m
we Ibould lose our inheritance just ; ber ioving she . tactically helped her
because a designing minx had taken \ toother and learned to close the doors
advantage of his Weakness* Ahd so I j softly when slamming jars the sensi-
took it hard when Fred said to me, on oerves’
the way home; ; Wouldn’t a great many mothers be
“Jane, you're as bad as the worst
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We had quite a quarrel, but I brought
Fred round to reason by asking how
Johnny was to go to college. He hadn't
thought of that—*you know what men ,
are. ‘ " --
A\ v-n, ... . wwu„u.w.^.v w. ,uy. u “4 1 -
tlon to meet grandpa. We feit it was |.than theY do their hu^and’s concep-
Dr. Frank Kent
Aogelus Hotel
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
EYE EAR NOSE AND
THROAT
WELL VISIT
Hallettsville, Nov. 3
OFFICE OR. LEDBETTER .
^Yoakum, Nov. 4
OFFICE DR SHROPSHIRE
more efficient in their loving if, in their
desires for their children.‘they saw
their problems from the children’s
points of view r\nd not so much from
their own? ■■ \
Wouldn’t a good many wives be more
efficient in their love for their hus-
Well, we all assembled at the 8ta- bands if they studied^ little more
,.jn to meet grandpa. We feit it was j than they do their htafcam
our duty to do that; betides, we want- > tiobs of happiness rather than to hold
j ed to see the minx. quite so fast to- their own ideas of
| 'The creature Is sure to , have what husband's happiness should be?
; red hair,” says Sarah to me; she had ^ Oh, yes, there is efficiency in lov-
got to be quite friendly since our ing. and we do not make the emotions
j scheme for grandpa s benefit. !. mechanical by applying efficient meth-1
J The train puffed into the station, arid 'rids to our affection. We may love folks
U you can imagine we were all. aflutter f sincerely ram! truly, but do we love
V with expectation. And there wasn’t ] them intelligently? Does our love
i any red-haired mink on the train, in t really count in their lives? Does it en-
]: fact, we couldn't .see grandpa either ] noble outseWes and others? .'.Is our ,
for a long time, until a silvery-haired ; love in other words, efficient?
lady of about seventy years assisted ——'W' ■ *: ~
hinv but of his; carriage. And then •
grandpa saw us and set up a whoop. - ' The Dardanelles. ,
i These are my dear nephew s and ; The.strait known as the Dardanelles
-nieces. r>linna.'r be said. ‘whom-I have1 Hho ^Hellespont of the ancients)] .
: been telling you about Whoop it up, unites the Sea of 5Tarmors with the , FTC0 Top to tnC r ftlWITia-Pg*
girls and boys. .I’m as fit as h two- Aegean, a part of the Mediterranean- Exoosition. San
year old. except for thus plaguoy foot ; It is so called from two castles [ _ ; \ ^
of mine All Come to driiner.” . by w hich the narrowest part is pro-FranciSCO, 1915
And, would you believe it, this was . tecte.l, and which preserve the name \ ^
- the landlady:.s dauKht<-r. Ybu see, we W the city of Da'rdanus in the Troad | i?
had -otueiiow nor theughi that grand 1 n terms of the treaty, e? !' ij. con- S6I1 Lit ^.insurance *Or 1 ne Vircat
J.as arivi-htur.es at-^ -Vtiaptir -t’iry had ! firmed by!;the -treaty of Paris of 1 S.'.k. KepubtlC Lite Insurance Com-
oceurred nearly fifty, y-afs Lei ore And' no foreign ship of War may enter the 'pany> Lx>* Angeles, California, 0T
r a is- re ; tinder the «*• c'r;*i' irt;. by permiseam ' of rhe -The ' Cherokee Life Insurance
niter ah % ' ^ , ?..7;- Tnfk.ey. .ami •••v.-m mer- Company of.Rome; Georgia, will
' it-. ;.p:.. d 'bat )had dnb=eriteT - < i'a*A ar»i only allowed * i pass given a free trip to the World's
fia ton' a- u Jiad'mud** a tottuu*‘ out Ibe defending forts during the day; . pajr r,ext vear at gan Francisco.
■ ; • :■ —--t— The only condition is, the en-
’ ' l Nor Comptamrng. tire first vear premium on the
' ■ b y b yb ^vn! v . vjth a ;• rst sni.riOu of 20-Pay Life sold
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Now is the
Time
to feed some kind of good
medicine or
STOCKFOOD
which is fine for .your
horses, cows, hogs or
chickens.
It will give you a good profit
by keeping your stock and
chickens in good health and
condition with less feed than
if not fed any stockfood.
Sometimes hogs do not fatten
on account of having worms.
We have a special preparation
for it. Also for sores, dis-
temper and other ailments of
your stock we have the prepa-
rations. I handle only such
that are sold under guarantee
by the manufacturer, the Dr.
Hess and the International
preparations.
With a purchase of 100
pounds, we give you 25
pounds or $3.50 worth of
any kind of the prepara*
tions we handle, free, be-
sides a set of dishes of 31
pieces.
Yours truly,
H. J. Heye
Saddler and Buggy Dealer
Hallettsville, Texas
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Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 26, Ed. 1 Friday, October 30, 1914, newspaper, October 30, 1914; Hallettsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1037137/m1/7/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Friench Simpson Memorial Library.