The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 67, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 18, 1912 Page: 2 of 6
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Armageddon.
When Theodore Roosevelt added to
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Port Lavaca to Cuero.
•321 arrives 9:26 a. m.
322 leaves Cuero 1:45 mixed
Except Sunday
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ties and the memories that clustert
about it are ^exceedingly martial.
Prora the earliest days of scriptual
his already bright reputation as a history down almost to our own day
phrasemaker by his recent remark there has been war on the plain of
about “standing at Armageddon,” it- Armageddon, or Esdraeion. Besides
is safe to say, that comparatively few the contests mentioned in the Bible,
people knew exactly what he meant, it has witnessed repeated fights be-
And, as the word has been repeated tween Assyrians and Egyptians, and
again and again since Roosevelt lir3t centuries later, the troops of the
used it in Chicago, thousands of peo- ( ubiquitous Napoleon Bonaparte
pie have been asking themselves or fought on it when their chieftain was
others, “What is Armageddon?” with in the east.-r-New York Times,
more or less unsatisfactory results. .
Armageddon is the place mention- ! ('RUNG FOR HELP.
ed in the Book of Revelations as the 1 -
scene of the great battle between the Lots of It in Cuero But
forces of good and evil that will pre- . Growing Less.
Daily
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cede the millennial region of Christ
on earth. Driven to desperation by
! their sufferings, we are told, all the
— =wr • evil inhabit^hts of the earth will
FWLHfted every d»y e*ceVi s*tur«U,. 8vb* ;gat^r ttjere for a )agt figIlt Their
♦itpuor. -40 cents per nr.ontb, or *4 per year „ lC> . .
We»-.ay edition tt ayesr. . , lexers, toe dragon tbaton). -the _
s^._------—- - -,—j—---------r- r'beast” and the “false prophet” will blood.
cast forth from their mouths three
unclean spirits which, by
Mwred in the Cuero pootofllce at> second-
mb nutter.
The kidneys cry for help.
Not an organ in the whole body so
delicately constructed.
Not one so important to health.
The Sidneys are the filters of the
When they fail the blood becomes
working foul and poisonous.
jlt~- miracles, will t deceive the kings of There can be no health where there
•FHGIAl QRoAN OF THE CITY OF CUERO
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the earth and make them gather with- m poison in the blood.
I their subjects on the side of evil. The j Backache is one of the first indica-
recult of this "war of Great God Al-.jticns of kidney trouble.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
DISTRICT OfflCES *
For Representative s
A. S. CRISP
COUNTY OFFICES
Boi Commissioner Precinct 1,
CHAS. LENZ
For Sheriff,
JESSE B. FARRIS
For County Superintendent
h.G. COVEY
Far County Judge
P.. J. WALDECK
For County Clerk
G. P. BOX
Foe District Clerk,
T. J. KENNEQY^
’lor County Treasurer
ED. KOENIG SR.
FOr Tax Assessor
C. T. SCHWAB J
For Tax Collector *
THOS. M. ST ELL-5
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F. S. SCHLEICHER
For Justice of'the Peace, Precinct 1
E. P. EVANS /
For Constable Precinct 1.
W. L. YORK
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(\ Weather Report
Furnished by the Southwestern Tel
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Probably showers tonight and
Thursday; light northerly winds.
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She Knew.
Ma, what is meant by the progres-
sive party ”
"The progressive party, my.dear.
Why that’s where all the partners
change after every game.”—jDetroit
Free Press.
migMj” will be the complete
umph of good. The beast and
false prophet taken prisoners, will
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Heed it.
will
Doan's
cry for help.
is what is
be cast into the lake of fire, and the wanted,
dragon chained in the abyss for a -Are just what overworked kidneys
thot^and years. need.
The scriptual writer who chose Ar-
maggedon was not drawing on his
Proof in the following statement:
Mrs. I. M. Cole, Oleyia, Texas,
imagination, except as regards the . says: “Doan’s Kidney v Pills have
battle itself. The spot where it is done us a great deal of good and we
supposed to take place actually ex- j are glad to Join in their praise. One
ists, if the, researches #of eminent of our family had severe pains in the
scholars are to be believed. It is back and kidneys and the kidney ac-
none other than the great plain of ticn was irregular. He used Doan’s
Esaraelon, the Greek form1 of the He-! Kidney Pills and they gave him com-
breW word that is rendered as Jez- plcte reli?.f."
reel in the English Bible, meaning, j * For sale by all dealers. Price 50
“Go$ has shown.” The form “Ar-, cents. Fqster-Milburn Co., Buffalo,
maggeddon” is supposed to be de-, New York, sole agents for the United
rived from the Greek-for the Hebrew Itrtes.
words- meaning Hill of Megiddo, Me- j Remember the name—Doan’s—and ]
giddo is the name of a village on the i 1,0 other.
plain that has J)een variously iden- _
tified as Ledyun, called by the Ro-1
mans Legio, and El-Mujedda, a ruin- j
Bor County Attorney
SCHLE
Swarms of Bugs Stop Train.
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ed site at the foot of the hills of Bei-j „ . _ .
Fort Worth, Sept. 18.—Bugs caused
{trouble at Childress, 2^) miles north,!
Esdraeion is the greatest plain in on ^ Denver & Rio Grande 8CCord_i
Palestine. It is traversed by the|ing t0 a report of superintendent!
River Kishon, and seperates the Maer. Bugs ou tbeir way from Col_,
mountain ranges oLGalliHee and Sa- orado t0 Kaasas> southward bound>!
, were in such profusion that they ac-
tually stopped the railway trains, the
maria. It is a triangle, having for
its base the hills forming the water
shed between tl* Jordan and the ^Ci- j^s’refilsiug to |
shon, extending north and ser th 'report say8 that tne 8ervice8 of ttree !
from Nazareth to Jenin, a distance of men with s*ovels ^ wheelbarrows1
fifteen m:les. The hills Ar Gallilee j W€re require for two hours Sunday I
from the northern boundary. * while\ morning to clear the gtation platform
on the southwest is the Carmel range switch engines were unab!e tQ work!|
extending from a distance of about
twenty miles from the sea to Jenin.
Lying as it does in the exceeding-
ly strategic location, directly in the
logical path that must be taken by
armies and cavarans on tbeir march-
es,1 the plain has from time immem-
orial played an important part in the
history of Palestine. On account of
its level character, it has again and
again been the scene of decisive bat-
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This is the way our famous Chicago
tailors, Ed. V. Price & Co., stand
back of the clothes* they make.
Please read their letter.
Chicago, Sept, 1, 1912.
Evers Bros., Cuero. Texas. ^
Gentlemen:-!
Following the custom pur-
sued by us for many years, we wish
our new customers, as well as our
new, to return any coat made by us
during the past season in which the
fronts or the linings have not given
satisfactory wear. Ve will be
pleased to put in a new frpnt, or if
this cannot be done, make a new coat'
and also reline the garment free of
charge.
Yours very truly,
Ed. V. Price & Co.
jju $ i- yf.- * I ; ■
You’ll make no mistake by selecting
one of Ed. V. Price & Co.’s hand-
some Fall and Winter woolens and
having us take your correct meas-
ure for a new suit or overcoat.
for several hours during the .early!
part of the night, and business was j I
suspended in the city. The bugs j J
were to be seen along the tracks ih
great piles, arid only by a plentiful
use of sand could the trains be
moved at all. *
Daily Roeor£ 40c p«f montfc
OPERA HOUSE ATTRACTIONS
FOB COMING SEASON
List Secured is Best Ever Offered
To Caere Theatre Goers.
The Cuero opera season a»»d ly-
ceum will open October 19th, with
the Leigh Smith Concert Co., a ly-
ceum number. Up to the present time
sixteen high class attractions hate
been booked. Manager Grander con-
siders the list the best ever offered
to hiB patrons here. Every offering
Is worthy of a packed house and the
theatre lovers of this place, should
show their appreciation by attending
regularly and making it possible for
a better list than ever next year
Following is* the list of; attractions
bopked to date:
f *Oct 19—Light Smith Concert Co.
•Oct. 30—Wm. Sterling Battes.
Nov. 1—The Goose Girl.
Nov. 2—Side Walker.
Nov. 5—Black Patti.
Nov. 11—A pair of Country Kids
♦Nov 15—Hairy Bouser.
•Nov. 22—The^kStroller's Male
Quartete
Nov. 2ft, 26 Yl—Cuero Turkey
Trot.
Nov. 30—My Wife’s Family
♦Dec. 16—Gilbert Eldridge.
Dec. 21—Albert Taylor*.
•Dec. 23—The Lit-chfi'^
Tan. 4—Paid in Full..
Jan. 6—The Sh«&herd of the Hills.
•Jan. 9—The Frier Sistere Quar-
tette.
♦Fob. 20—Hal Morton.
•These attractions are the ones
provided as a special lyceum course
for Cuero., Season tickets for these
have been '‘sold, and each of them
comes under a gilt edge guarantee.
They are provided by the Rice Bu-
reau, another evidence of tbeir ex-
cellence.
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Mrs. J. N. Nelms of Concrete was
In the city today trading -
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Ota The Following Named Items
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Ladies late style $2.50 and $3.00 Oxford
pumps in Tan, Metal, Patent and Kid, broken
sizes at $1,98
Ladies stylish Selby $3.50 low shoes in PUmps
Button and Blucher Oxfords in Tan Calf, Gun
Metal. Patent Kid, White Nubuck and Velvets,
in a good run of sizes $2.78
Ladies $4.00 Lattemann and Selby low shoes
in Patent, Suedes, Castors, Brown and Black
Velvets, Tan and Gun Meted * $3.13
A11 Childrens low shoes now selling at ONE-
THlRD OFF.
Ladies Muslin Underwear in all grades at
ONE-THIRD OFF.
Ladies White Waists at ONE HALF PRICE.
One lot Ladies Muslin Underwear, beautiful
pieces but soiled and mussed now ONE-HALF
PRICE. -
Misses 25c Cadet Hose at 19c
White Skirts at ONE-HALF PRICE.
Short Lengths in Silk Gloves at ONE-HALF
PRICE.
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A beautiful assortment of embroideries in
varied designs and widths now closing out at
ONE-HALF-PRICE. K
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Colored Pars^ols in many materials now at
ONE-HALF PRICE.
ASK TO SFE THESE ADVERTISED VALUES.
THEY'RE WORTH WHILE
SCHOOL CLOTHING
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We are ready for the parents and the children, both boys and girls, with
the best and largest stock of clothing fit for school wear that we have ever
shown. Every suit for boys and every dress for girls are of better wear-
resisting fabrics than we been able to offer before. The hundreds of dif-
ferent patterns and material^ will delight your eye and rest easy on your
? purse. You will find our clothing prided from io per cent to ro per cent
lower than any other place in Cuero.
There Are Good Reasons Why
■' . Buster Brown’s
“DARNLESS”
Guaranteed Hosiery
OUTLIVES ITS GUARANTEE
Dollar Box of Four Pairs Guaranteed
Four Months or 25c a Pair
fffHEN - buying hosiery, ask
lflf WHY it’s guaranteed. Don’t
" * buy hosiery guaranteed mere-
ly to sell it. There are real rea-
sons for the guarantee attached to
every pair of buster Brown's
“DARNLESS” Hosiery and
furthermore its the only 25c silk
lisle guaranteed hosiery made.
Not only is it woven of the
strongest long staple Egyptian
yarn, and fast-dyed by anew secret
process, but its patent French gar-
ter tojr prevents tearing and
stretching. It’s double sole, high
spliced, heavily reinforced heel
and “German Loop” try-ply toe
absolutely prevent holes at these
points. And each part is seam-
lessly woven into the strong, elas-
tic, sheer lisle body. A comfort-
» able, snug fit is assured and every
pair is perfectly matched.
For Men, Women and Children.
ALL WEIGHTS, STYLES, SIZES AND COLORS
A. F. PIETZE, CUERO
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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/m1/2/: accessed June 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.