Lockhart Daily Post. (Lockhart, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 11, Ed. 1 Monday, January 16, 1905 Page: 1 of 4
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If you intend to plant
Peanuts for market send for
our booklet, “The Culti-
vation of Pea> ut Plant*
and other i”t<>rm<ttion ot
value. FREE We sell
seed peanut*
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San Antonio. Tex.
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LOCKHART DAILY POST.
Office of publication a id Editorial rooms, North Main Street.
LOCKHART, TEXAS MONDAY JANUARY 16. 1906
No. 11
WATERSPOUT AND tlAlL
RECEIVED
FOR TRADE OK SALE.
Flew E>ai|-y
Choice Fr«‘- »i Milk
.’I Fl ...
L. P. . cheh
Proprietor.
JARRELL
The Hustlers
JAMES LOONEY.
28th
Annual Tour.
Richards
Pringle’s
FAMOUS
Georgia Minstrels
Anelher One
HOLLIS TXH*
'and truly. 25c and 50c bottle*
MM ItWJOlTl i
old-
and
to
unsevery
utronage
-ry butter
50 Noted Funsters 50
10 Big Novel Acts 10
Big 6 Comedians.
Free Street Parade.
My residence in Lockhart.
Jeff Howard.
Best
Tomatoes
A SERIOUS ACCIDENT
AVERTED.
’THE BANNER HOU OF THE
YEAR.
Mr. william Bodemanu, a
most progressive farmer can
attribute bis success and p e
sent comfortable condition to
diversification which be began
to practice many years before
the papers began to preach it.
Mr Bodemann only raised a few
bales of cotton this year and of
those be still bolds 8 bales.
But be has many bead of fine
Jersey cattle plenty of feed
stuff good teams makes bis own
wine of which be sells a con-
siderable amount besides plenty
of hogs of wbicb be bas recently
sold to R. L. Browne <398.00
wortb. The 8 bales of cotton
held by Mr. Bodemann are not
bothering him much.
Mo
purchase and use one bottle
Hunt's Lightning Oil. 1 think
it the best liniment I ever saw.”
was one of the
of the county
in Lockbart for a
He was a hard
W Alexander, Bracken,
says: “1 had a chance to
■MF*Remember we are swap-
ping Dollars in our Ready-
flade Suit Department.
Mrs. Jobanna Boderbolm, of
Fergus Falls, Minn., fell and
dislocated her shoulder. Sbe
had a surgeon get it back in
iiace as soon as possible, but it
was quiet sore and pained her
very much. Her son mentioned
that be had seen Cbamberlain’s
?ain Balm advertised for
sprains and soreness, and she
asked him to buv a bottle of it
which be did It quickly re-
ieved her and enabled her to
sleep which sbe bad not done
or several davs. The son was
so much pleased with tbe relief
it gave his mother that he has
since recommended it to many
others. For sale by C. E Me
Dannaid A Co.
; The little daughter of Mr.
George Baker while standing
near a tire place Saturday got
too close to tbe flames and her
clothing caught Her father,
however, was sitting close by
;and seeing tbe little one’s dan-
ger grabbed the burning cloth-
ing and extinguished tbe flames
.by rubbing them between his
'bands In saving tbe child Mr
Baker bunted one of bis bands
j rather severely
I Luling, Tex., Jun 18 — Albert
I Taylor, one of the rural mai
I carriers, reports that be passec
I through tbe heaviest nailstorm
Thursday evening about seven
miles northeast of here that be
I ever saw fall. He says that
I tbe whole face of the earth was
as while as if a big snow bad
fallen and thr t in p'aces where
tbe hail bad drifted it was two
feet Jeep The territory of tbe
storm was several mile* wide,
and that near Tilmon tbe bail
j was unusually heavy. It is nut
known here just what damage
has been done.
Mr Taylor also reports that
j most of the>stream* vast Of town
were considerably twollen.
! Other parties report a big water
8[>out at the head of heals
’creek, a tew miles aoove town,
about the same hour as the
hailstorm, and that in a short
tune the creek on Prairie Lea
road was out of its banks. Very
little rain tell in Luling during
the day, but several clitps ot
thunder were beard.
A nice line of Embroideries,
White Waistings, Ginghams,
Ladies, Misses and Child-
rens Oxfords, Sandals and
Slippers.
A FARMER WHO DIVERSI
FTES.
What was perhaps the largest
hog killed tbis season was
I slaughtered Saturday by R. L.
Brown for W W. Long. Tbe
i bog was a two year old Berk-
shire and tipped tbe beam at
*600 pounds. The actual weight
was 535, but Mr. Browne says
! he has handled too many not tn
i know almost tbe exact weight
oftbisene He attributes tbe
discrepancy between tbe weight
aud bis estimate to tbe extrem
cold and frosen mud on tbe
scales which he says kept them
from giving a correct weight.
Mr. James Looney a pioneer
citizen ot Lockhart died at bis
home in this city Friday night
at 10 o’clock from injuries re
ceived in falling from his cart
while selling vegetables several
day* ago, and was buried in the
Lockbart Cemetery yesterday
morning at 11 o'clock under tbe
direction of tbe masonic fra-
ternity.
Deceased
est citizens
baa resided
long time,
working, honest old man and
bis death is greatly deplored by
bis old acquaintance* and
friend*.
day. The pu
solicited Ct
delivered w»« .. ‘ mers.
on earth and
fullest cans at
65c per dozen.
F. O. B. Cars
Yoakum Canning ConPg,
Yoakum. Texar.
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Smith, Carey. Lockhart Daily Post. (Lockhart, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 11, Ed. 1 Monday, January 16, 1905, newspaper, January 16, 1905; Lockhart, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1189473/m1/1/: accessed July 4, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .