The Fairfield Recorder. (Fairfield, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, August 25, 1905 Page: 8 of 8
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The J. <ft G.N. R. K. boa fast t ruins through Teiuutraversing the ^
greatt r p*rt of the State’ and reaching nearly all of the large vitiea —;
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TO ST. LOUIS ! |
The l&ONRR in connection with the-’lron Mountain System. .
operates four limytejl trains- daily between Texas and !$t. faints, the C3
seitvice beipg fouR Vo eight hours quickest, and 100 to ISO miles
shortest. These traine have Pullman Buffett Slflet)ers.“m;d. chair . ~3
carp through without change, *a4 ominftet- hiomtng .and evening
in Union .Station, St. Louis,*-with all the Northern and Eastern 3
lines., Ala cart* Dining <;ar Service between .Texarkana' and. St vj?
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TO MEXICO !
The I. &. (•L'N. R. R,, in connection with the National Lines of
Medico, operate four fast trains daily l»etween Texas and Mexico
Via Laredo. The time tolji Hau Antonio, to Mexico Cjty being only
.‘141 hours, or a day awl a half, and #02 miles shortest. Correspond-
ingly as*quick from all Texas points via I. & G,*N. The cities of
Saltillo, San Luis Potoni and Mexico City are all reached directly1
in through Pullman Buffet Sleepers without change. This route
also forms the new short line vi* Monterey Jo Turreoa and Duran- .
go, direct connection with through sleejmr to and from Durango
being made at Monterey.
• Excursion Rates Periodically.
For complete information see.L & G. N. Agents or write
L. TRICE, * / f D. d. PRICE.
2nd V. P. &. G. M. - r** * 7- 7 G. P. $ T. A.
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/ Combat That Won App|uiM In the
* Tims of Ch«rl«s IX.
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'w l*i iis mediaeval fprin • dueling
WM u serious ulTair. The' loijer wus
not only regal'deti as under the di-
vine displeasure, but as the abso-
lute properly of (he victor. lie
miglvt be l|Mi»gtai or 'kapt prisoner pr
handed Over for disposal to the lady
in lire caw. lie Fendillrs Tcfttmil to
•‘liter the lists Jlill he* had seen a
fire lighted tui<i a gallows made
ready to. hang and .burn his enemy
abler the victory he made so sure
of. Another method of (the bine’s
barbarism was, ^o drag the beaten
man around tlie field," dead <>r alive.
Kym Bayard complied with, tlb*;
most unchivairouu custom. There
were doetprs of rhielingi, who were
eonahlted just as were advocates of
law, and the institution Waine en-
tangled is the- ^intrkines of red
tape. The regulation about the
choice of arms giyvc rise to many'
abuses, u., • e; ' * > '*
A <a,se much admired at the time
was that of two gentlemen in the
reign of Charles I A- of .Fra lice, who
rowed over to the Isle du Palais in
order to be free from interruption.
Just as they were about to cross—
by themselves and without'nny sec-
onds—they b&w u number of gentle-
men making for the quay to get
boats and coflie and separat ; them.
But they ordered the boatmen—
they wefe both in one boat—to hur-
ry and get them across gs they were
on urgent business. As soon as
they touched shore they said to each'
other no more than “Let us get to
work. These jicople will lie here
in a minute.” And so they did—
scarcely crossing swords before each
mao killed the other. Thus they |
were found dying sideJty;_fii(le.
There was a historic case at Pied-
mont, in which a fencing master ad-
vised a_Young gentleman under his<
tuition to light- with dagger and
sword and a steel collar around the
nock of each duelist, with sharp
points above and below. The young'
mgn wag -short of ^stature, and the,
arrangement enabled him to* look
up at his adversary, comfortably,
while the latter could not look down
at all without the risk of nearly cut-
ting his head oif by his own exer-
tions. Consequently the young gen-
tleman dispatched him very easily
in a couple of strokes.—fchicago
News.
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me nay. hut in 4 lorm. A. (rieml tVcntn
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up r.Tw ChIH* and Fever nrw
er T hear i f any <me Hawing (,"9vM1n or Malaria. I
iem well if they a»WI take rt.
enough for Hair*
What a Laugh Dmi.
A physician says that there is not
one remotest- corner or little inlet
of the minute blood vessels of the
human body tbwt does feulthuue
wavelet from the convulsions occa-
sioned by good, hearty laughter., The
life principle of the fWI I at mpn is
'shaken to* the innermost depths,
sending new tides of life— and
strength to the surface, thus ma-
terially tending to insure good
health to the persons who indulge
therein. The blood moves more rap-
idly and conveys a different impres-
sion to ^ll the organs of the body,
as it visits them on the "particular
mystic journey whdJT the man is
laughing, from what is done at other
times. For this reason every good,
hearty laugh in which a person in-
dulges tends to lengthen his life,
conveying, as it does, new and dis-
tinct stimulus to the vital forces.-
London Standard.
Felt Intuited.
The beasts wore passing in pro-
cession for the iirst time l>efore Ad-
am, that they might rtfceive designa-
tions.
The iion was roaring, the tiger
snarling and the elephant trumpet-
ing terrifically.
“Why all that noise?” inquired
the meek eyed gazelle, who hadn’t
made a sound.
“Do you expect us to hear our-
selves called nanjes. without getting
mad?” quickly replied the three at
once.
Whereupon the gazelle admitted
they were not without excuse for an-
ger. — New Orleans Times-Demo-
crat.
Hi* Wit Wa* Not Haavy. 2
It was a" crowded car, and the thin
man looked angrily at his stout
neighbor, who occupied two seats
and overlapped a third.
“These cars ought to charge by
size and weight!” he grumbled to
his wife as he pulled his coat out
from under the fat. man with a yi-
•pious twitch.
The fat man gave brie calm, un-
moved glance at Ihc diminutive (fig-
ure bbside him.
“If they did they’d never stop to
let you on, my little man,” he said,
with a broad smile.
Freestone County
Can well be proud of and that.
should be in the home of ev-
ery citizen. Because it is
clean, moral and publishes
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There are going to be warm
times in Texas, and we shall
endeavor to keep our readers
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Columns 8 Pages
We have a complete stock of
Letter Heads, Note Heads,
Bill Heads, Statements, En-
velopes, Etc., is complete.
Sold by J. P. ROBINSON, Fairfield, Texas.
A Lott Opportunity.
Tiairlock Combs (the village I
her, tglkniivc* as usual)- I’ve
I iced, your honor, vour whiskers
thicker on the riphi -ide limit or.
left. That’s. I take it, because you
sleep on that particular aide at
night”
Baldheadrd JL'todomor — What, *
pity I didn't mwl you earlier in life,
my friend 1 I'd* have" learned to
Bleep on the Crown.of my jicad.
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Kirgan, Lee. The Fairfield Recorder. (Fairfield, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, August 25, 1905, newspaper, August 25, 1905; Fairfield, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1109821/m1/8/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fairfield Library.