The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 67, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 18, 1912 Page: 1 of 6
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THE CUERO DAILY RECORD
VOL. 37 NO 67
CUERO, DeWITT COUNTY. TEXAS. WEDNESDAY EVENING. SEPTEMBER J8. 1912
FORTY CENTS A MON
. We endeavor to advance the business interests of
;: our customers in every legitimate way and help them
!! when help is needed.
New customers are coming to us daily and we in-
; tend by courteous treatment and honest dealing, to
!! keep them coming.
Capital, Surplus and Profits - - $128,000.00
i The Buchel National Bank
iiliimim MHimnimmumi
Suit
to order
K It Don’t Fit
It Is Not Fit
Sight here in your own community
:tically at your elbow, you will
find as fine a line of all pure wool
fabrics as any man ever feasted
his eyes upon. Suit or overcoat
S15 00 made lo your measure to
fit and to satisfy. 500 styles.
! DONE EXPECTS TO HEM
OF DISH TODAY.
Asserts He Had no Reason to Feel
Grateful to President Taft.
While R. W. Dowe thinks it proba-
ble his official head as custom collec-
tor for this district by this time has
been removed neatly by “the powers
that be” in Washington, he is still
awaiting official notification of his
discharge. He believes its receipt is
scheduled for some time today. Ac-
cording to semi-official report, -James
A. Harvin, immigrant inspector
along the border, will be his succes-
sor.
Mr. Dowe is reticent relative to the
STATE NEWS ITEMS
THIS IS INTERESTING
IN CONDENSED FORM
cord. Will deliver any amount
from 50c to *4.60. Tel. 162.
lit IK B B 0 B n-fi-frPB B BBBP
We have unlimited money to invest in, Farm Loans in this
If you want to make a Land Loan come and see us. 'If you
V sell Y endor’s Lien notps call on this bank. If you want further time
_ ,______ .. °n your land notes this bank can arrange it for you. No land loan
made for less than $500.00. For full particulars call at our office.
If you want to hold your cotton we have the money for that purpose
at 6 per cent, interest. .The cotton must be of good quality and prop-
erly protected. We are fully prepared to tare for all of your business
here September 16 on the issuance of
bonds to the amount of $20,000 car-
ried by 46 for and 2 against.
Runge, Sept. -8.—Some excitement
was_ caused here Monday evening ' jn our }jne>
when Carl Tom’s meat market
caught fire. With quick and effective
fire fighting it was soon extinguish-
ed and very little damage was done
only Mr. Tom received some severe
burns on his arms.
Will Hoffmann
New Wood Yard
Blackjack and postOak *4.50 per %1 trend evente hav* taken- Aii he will
' * bay is that he baa served the govern-
ment to the best of bis ability in the
Position be has befit bte last ten
years. He may bake a statement a'-
ter being notified of M* discharge
Mr. Dowe twice was appointed ns
collector of customs at. Eagle Pass
by President Roosevelt 'and was re-
appointed by Mr. Taff: He support-
ed Colonel Roosevelt 11$*' the repub-
lican nomination previous to the nat-
ional convention and thinks he was
justified in so doing.
"I never considered myself under
Justice Evans and assistants were'much obligation to President Taft,”
MEXICAN SMOTHERED BY
< AVAUNCHE OF SEED.
V
Accident at Oil Kill Last Eight
Claims Victim. Had Been
Drinking. •
called to the oil mill at an early hour
this morning, to j view the reni&ins of
Felix Rice, a Mexican about 35 years
of age, who was caught by a cave in
in the cotton seed room and smother-
ed to death during the night
Rice had been .drinking rather
he remarked in discussing the sub-
ject “I was appointed twice by Rooee
veil and then Roosevelt appointed
Taft to the presidency and Taft Just
continued Roosevelt’s friends in of-
fice.”
In discussing scope of the civil
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heavily for the past several days and service Mr. Dowe characterised him-
self as a “spoilsman” where presi-
dential appointments were concern-
ed. .
“I always have been a strong advo-
WALTER
had been up during the nights of the
Fiesta. On Monday he is charged
with having engaged in a fight with
another Mexican, and a- complaint . ___ _
SIS was pending against him in the Jus-[cate of civil service for subordinate
gjjj tice court. He was a well known, offices, clerical work and the like,
gjjj Mexican, and a very good worker. jbut I never have believed president-
After viewjng the remains Justice lal appointments needing cdtafis^M
Evans arranged to hold the inquest tion of the senate should be under
this afternoon at 5 o’clock, and has the civil service. I am a spoilsman
summoned the witnesses for that to the*extent that ouch appointments
hour. * „ ^ should be given to the party leaders
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Harvest Feast at Lisleun
The Lladenatl Gun Club will
celebrate their Annual 'Harvest
Feast on Saturday, September 21,
beginning at 8:30 o’clock in the
morning. King shoot in morning.
Contest and yrtze shoot in after-
noon. ^neen crowned at 6:30 p.
m. Grand ball at night. Plenty
roxat; inn fpr all and everybody
invited.
THE HOFFMAN WOOD YARD
Good dry stove wood and heating
chunks *4.50 per cord till Oct. 1 then
will sell for *5.00 per cord. Will de-
liver any amount from 50c up. Tele-
phone 162. Prompt delivery.
Lockhart, Sept 18.—Messrs. J. B.
Hatchett and Monroe Alexander have
forwarded to State Chairman Cato
Sells *170, which they collected for
the Woodrow Wilson campaign fund.
This amount was contributed by'Yes-
Jdents of Lockhart and none gave
more than $1. The county's sub-
scription will swell the amount much
greater.
FIRST STATE BANK & TRUST CO.
U. S. Government Depository.
Guaranty Fund Bank
Cameron, Sept. 18.—Dan Lunsford
ddp&tr city marshal, is charged with
killing an unknown Mexican, shoot-
ing him in the leg and chest. The
'Mexican is alleged to have been
drunk and resisted arrest. Luns-
ford’s bond was fixed at $500 to await
tbe action of the grand jury.
San Antonio, Sept. 18.—The first
train over the San Antonio, Uvalde &
Gulf railroad came into San Antonio
Monday morning. There were about
fifty passengers aboard. This is the
first train ever operated between this
city and Palestine, Atascosa county.
The road will rapidly extended
to Fowlertown in Frio county.
No Car Number. Fined At York town.
Steve DuBord of Runge, charged
with having pperated an automobile
in Justice precinct No. 3, witho^P a
number, was tried in Judge Mertins’
court at Yorktoum yesterday, County
Attorney F. S. Schleicher being pres-
ent to--prosecute. The trial was be-
fore a jury and after bearing the evi-
dence and the case made out by the
county attorney, they found the de-
fendant guilty and assesed bis fine at
$25 and costs.
Dreamland Attractions.
The Dreamland show on last night
was more than ordinarily good, and
a nice patronage rewarded their of-
ferings. Four splendid reels were
shown, giving the f crowd present
some rare comedies also some of the
more serious offerings.
Tommy Rogers brought * forth the
applause of the house, with his ex-
cellent’feats of skill in his particular
line.
Dreamland has another splendid
offering for tonight
or their friends of the the party and
also to the extent that under our po-
litical system such appointments
should be left out of protection of tbe
civil service.”—San Antnoio Light.
Palestine, Sept. 18.—Gov. O. B. Col-
quitt, cacompanied by Bt F. Looney
of Greensville, arrived in the city on
Monday morning and left this after-
neon for Rusk, where the governor
Will inspect the penitentiary at that
place. Governor Colquitt met many
citizens while here. He was accom
panied to Rusk by Superintendent
ftubberfifield of the State railroad
and Prison Commissioner L. W. Tut-
tle, Ben E. Cabel and R. W. Brahn.
Young Hen’s Business League.
Every member is expected at
Thursday night’s meeting of the
Business League. Your duos is a
small part, your presence, sugges-
tions and experiences are needed,
come, sure. Secretary.
New Theatre Opens.
Tbe new .picture show at the
opera house gave its first perform-
From Hot Springs
Hat Springs Liver Battens, the Fa-
Kens Remedy fer Ceastipatlea,
SJek Headache, Sluggish
Liver, Etc.
Hot Springs, Arkansas, is the
world’s greatest sanitarium. There
scientists study, experiment and In-
vestigate, constantly striving to give
to the suffering a better remedy for
every disease.
For constipation, sluggish liver,
for stomach misery, sick headache,
dizziness, biliousness or that blue,
down and out feeling every resident
of -and every visitor to Hot Springs
knows that HOT SPRINGS LIVER
BUTTONS are the best remedy in the
world.
If you want a perfect laxative that
will keep your bowels In fine condit-
ion and make your blood tingle with
health, get a 25 cent box of HOT
SPRINGS LIVER BUTTONS at any
first class druggists in Cuero or vi-
cinity today. You’ll quickly learn
why tens of thousands of people
from Maine to California prefer them
to any other similar remedy. For
free sample write Hot Springs Chem
leal Co., Hot Springs, Ark.
Heaton Bros., special agent In Cuero.
Fought With Kan New Dead.
Rockdale, Sept. 18.—A negro nam-
ed Pruitt was killed and Deputy
Sheriff Jenneee was wounded in the
bend by a pistol ball at Tracy ten
miles northwest of Rockdale Satur-
day night. Officers raided .a cabin in
which about twenty-five negroes and
Mexicans were engaged in craps and
poker. When the officers made their
sudde£ appearance the gamblers
stampeded in an effort to escape
some of them drawing guns and
emptying them. When the fracas end-
ed Pruitt was found dead. Officer
Jenness was slightly wonnded and
about a dozen prisoners were secur-
ed. The firing was >all done by the
gamblers, it being brought out at the
inquest held by Justice Kennon of
this city that none of the officers
fired a shot.
Booms for Light Housekeeping.
A couple wants to rent one or two
nice rooms for light housekeeping.
Address Box 233 ordeal 1 at Record
office. ,
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The Road Of Good Service
s Houston*to Galveatonf
I I N T E R U R B A
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Car* Each WayJEvery Hour 6 a. m. to 11 p.
v i
Three Baggage Cars Each
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HMUM
A DOUBLE
is the usual result when ‘
Palace of Sweet’s ice cream
question. That is those who
one dish generally have
That proves how delicious it
and the longer you put it offi
ing some the longer you
ing one of the biggest ti
PALACE OF
N. & W. Koenig, Props.-
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SgWSETROBTE
Oil Bnralig loco sallies
TO CALIFORNIA $32.50
Also Ipw Colonist Fares to Points
in the Northwest. Effective" Sep-
tember 25th to October 10th, 1912.
Oil Burning Locomotives, Steel
Coaches, Electric Block Signals,
Heavy Rails, Rock Ballast. The
Route of Safe Travel.
58 r.
For further information ask .
W. Herring, Act. Agi.
lee Cream
The ladies of the Hermann Sons
will serve Ice cream at the City Park
next Wednesday night, September 18.
All * are Invited-
Te Support Wilson.
Senator Works of California, who
rocently announced that he would
support Gov. Wilson, has received
general endorsement throughout Cal-
ifornia, according to Isadore Jacobs
of San Francisco in a letter to Secre-
tary Joseph E. Davies.
“It appears to me that our friend
was very gratifying to the manage- j RJce on
meut. On the first night there were
difficulties that the manager hopes
to overcome shortly. He promises'
a new curtain for tonight’s perform-
ance.
In addition to* the pictures, which
were very good, the opening night'
vas made more impressive by the
Mexican string band, and an illus-
trated song, and character song, by
Mr. LaLumiere. Both number were
roundly applauded.
Mr. Ayrhoart, the manager, has
taken a tease on the opera house and
will show his pictures regularly,
whenever thre Is not an opera house
or lyceum attraction.
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Chas. Castinavis plead guilty in
, tbe justice court this morning to h*v Sen*tor Works bits it off right when
ance last evening and .the attendance I |Qg enegaged in a flght ^ Pelix|h« W. there Is too little principle
last Monday. Felix is' nd 100 much Roosevelt in this
' the Mexican who waft found dead at who,e bu8ine®8’’ “id Mr* JacobB In
the oil mill this morning. Castinavis ,etter- The Progressive npub-
was assessed the usual fine and trim-
mings, which brought the total
amount up to $17.65.
Mrs. J. G. Weir of Dallas is the
guest of Mrs. Jim Dolejsl.
CHJCHKTMSmS
TIIK IiIaHONI) DItAND. a
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lfcan campaign has degenerated into
a personal campaign instead of a
campaign for the benefit of the peo-
pl " ••
Who Wants It?
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I'axes. seiletl With'Hiiue -Ribbon.
I'olo *1.* olSter. linv of* your
l>nir :<*«. A -« 'IM IfKN.Trn*
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Nice five room cottage, hall, front
and back galleries, stable, barn, etc.,
with four laraw lots. Two streets
and alley fronts east, near public
School. Who wants it for $3000? •
Call Howerton A Co., Record Bldg.
Cuero, Texas.
D REAMLAN
TONIGHT
Bucking Jack Contest"
TOMMY ROQER5.
PICTURES
Bison Feature
‘Lem’s Hot Chocolate";
Comedy
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the Cai
Scream
‘After AU”
USUAL PRICES
JYO YOU know of anyoet
Lr who 1* old enough te
read, who has not asm that
sign at a railroad crossing?
U everyone has Men k at m»
tlma or othar, then why doesn't
the railroad let the sign rot
•way I Why does tha railroad
company continue to keep
those signs at every creating t
Maybe yon think, Mr. Merchant,
“Moot everybody knows any.
V store, I don’t have to advertka.*’
Tour) store and yonr goods need
more advertising than the raft-
roads need do to warn people
to * Look Out lor tha Cara.*
Nothing ia ever completed hi the
advertising world.
Tbe Department 8tores am a
very good example—they am
continually advertising-—and
they are continually doing •
g»K>d business.
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If h p* ye to ran a
about Christmas time, k oao-
tainly will pay yon to run aft*
vertlsetnenta about all the dma
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The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 67, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 18, 1912, newspaper, September 18, 1912; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1121388/m1/1/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.