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THE J0Y8 OF SPRINGTMME.
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If you are so fortunate as to
sess an automobile, or have a fi
It to said that German influence
enused the murder of two English-
Following the ruling made by Sec-
retary of the Nayy Daniels that la-
dies can enlist in the navy, Miss
Vada Albright of Ladonia has filed
I into a beak yes-
looking carefully
m the penitentiary. It is so unusual
for a woman in Texas to be senten-
ood for'putting the “kibosh” to her
husband that we are constrained to
believe that the Jury in this case
must have been prohibitionists.
Let the painted prime donna
Ply the utmost of her art.
To the roar of fulsome plaudits
That are empty as her heart;
Mlns the stage of moonlit verdure.
By the perfumed zephyrs stirred;
Mine the songs of God’s designing,
richly colored flowers. When ws sss
in tbs resurrection all things coms
forth in youth and glorious beauty,
the thought semes that when the old,
worn, misshapen body of man to call-
ed from the grave, will it not Instead
We are giad to note the general
awakening of school Interests thruout
Hamilton county. If gives promise of
a brighter and hotter day for our
people. It means that we are prepar-
tag for a great forward movement. A
but the stores have quit that habit.
It would seem that the newspapers
ought to outgrow the free space for
mercantile establishments. The newe-
Mexicans had committed there might
be every reacon to believe that Ger-
mans in Mexico incited the crime,
bat so long and so bloody a history
as has been written by that country
gives a tinge of pre ludiced suspicion
to the charge that is not exactly
‘justinable. -
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poultry never before brought such
good* prices: ’ • Then there are hogs,
cattle, and . goats which bring fabu-
snmtii ins hie!
in INDIGESTION, GS,
HEARTBURN, ACIDITY
should beappolhted and paid by the
local authorities.
Such evidences of thoughtfulness
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and the ugly
ibroidered in
A fellow di
terday, and i
their amnocl.
tiful in just a few moments—a
delightful surprise awaits every-
islature were seeking the information
as to Ferguson's having committed
a erime they could have found out
without costing Texas $20,000.—
Comanche Chief.
inghird.
Il r. Lockhart.
Will the people of
Henry to stay in private life? We
doubt it. but for the time being he
to in private life again, a lawyer—
with a record of public life and ser-
vice he has right to feel proud of.
cause it to easier to push than to pull
that we move along the crowd. saying
inwardly, "each one for himself," and
scarce think it worth while to lend a
helping hand where it to moot need-
ed.—Tulia Standard.
Whenever you find a man Anding
fault with a local paper, look at a
cause of it, while others
a little better job than
Straingeo pure, no full of beauty
Not a discord mars his note;
Like a tide of liquid silver
Pours his melody from his throat.
As designed by his creator.
Nature’s king of song to be.
And a bird of various nature-
All his tribe's epitome.
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at this time he renews his vows, that
as'for him and hs household they
will reconsecrate themselves to the
To be possessed of a head of
heavy, beautiful hair: soft, lus-
trous, fluffy, wavy and free from
then-be no temptation for the newe-
-------There was a time
You don't want a alow remedy
when your stomach is bad—or
an uncertain one—or a harmful
one—your stomach is too valu-
only permitted it, they had it done.
You and Jones and I must pay the
freight. If tho members of the leg-
OUR GRRAT NKED IS BErreR
RURAL SCROOLS. .
about two weeks’ use, when you
will nee new hair—fine and
when you got a pair of suspenders
when you bought a suit of clothes.
ug
the public eye these days, and not on
account of his avoirdupoise either,
but beause he has budded and bloom-
ed into a war lord. The men of the
United States have not wanted a
war, and all real Americans have ap-
preciated the peace guaranteed as so
long by President Wiison but now
that the provocation to so great that
we can no longer stay out of the war
every real man to ready to do his
part, and Mr. Taft seems to be rant-
lag without reason.
ah ages and for grown-ups plain-
ly printed on the bottle. Look
carefully and see that it is made
bythel"Californiig Syrup
Company.” ,
— re, the only, sure hair grower,
destroyer of dandruff and cure
Whether as Congressman or pri-
vate citizeh, he-is-the name ..Bob”
Henry of the past twenty years—
bright, cheerful, a friend to all he
knows and beloved by all who know
him—especially home people. He to
at home now in Waco, for the flrot
time intwenty years. In his suite of
law ofices on the fourth floor of the
Praetorian building, he receives his
friends and visitors. One room is the
office of his eldest son, Tyler Henry,
for tho boy to a lawyer, too, and to
going to practice law with his father.
And we here all welcome Robert Lee
scalp and it never fails
tiling hair at once.
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(Waco Tribune.)
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downy at first—yes—but really
new hair—sprouting out all over
-Danderine is, we be-
ing actidh in regulating sick,
sour, gassy stomachs. Its quick
relief in indigestion, dyspepsia
and gastritis, when caused by
acidity, has made it famous the
world over.
Keep this wonderful stomach
sweetener in your home—keep
it handy—get a large fifty-cent
case from any drug store and
then if anyone should eat some-
thing which doesn’t agree with
them; if what they eat lays like
lead, ferments and sours and
forms gas; Causes headache, diz-
ziness and nausea; eructations
of acid and undigested food—re.
member as soon as Pape’s Dia-
able3 you mustn’t injure it with
drastic drugs.
Pape’s Diapepsin is noted for
day saves a
ce the time I
hehamiltonecor
PUnLSHED EVERY THURSDAY
at Hamilton, Texas.
L.O.PECK,
Publisher aad Proprietor
Matured as seocmfl cisss matter Meh.
14, lilt, at the Poet ome at Hamil-
Asa. Texas, under the Act of March
Ard. 1ST*.
Tape’s Diapepsin” Fixes Sick,
Sour, Upset Stomachs in Five
Minutes.
mending you a capitalist who will
take care of your tuilding require-
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Boozer was convicted of killing her
husband and sentenced to six years -
in every direction withdrew a valu-
able package from his pocket and
shoved it at the cashier. "Put it to
the safety vault, quick, and give me
them for the market. And Whether
war continues to be a menace to pros- your scalp—
perity or not there is nothing to to- lieve, the onl
sources but the real foundation to a
lack of sense. A little money.devel-
ops It to some people: a few good
clothes gives it to others; a little of-
fice, where a chance is given to exer-
. THROW OUT THE LIME
The main consideration to that we
should regard every visitor as a guest
and provide for his or her comfort
while with us. We must make each
one feel that he or she is not only
welcome, but that their company to
desciged and appreciated as well as
their business.
Suh an effort, systematically put
forth and sustained, will create a
feeling of cordiality and friendship
that will link the entire community
together in indissoluble bonds, and a
true community of interests will be
maintained.
i in order that one may not* bear
more than his pro rata share of the
expense of such an undertaking,/the
expenditure of erection and main-
tenance should be made from the
ates. The truth is no sensible person
getn the "big head." The one who
becomes stuck up and stiff-necked
from sources of any kind, are weak
in the intellectual caliber.—Plain-
view Herald.
sent into the depths because of s push . ... W.4
In the wrong direction. It may bebe-PI WIM nok.
THE BKAUTIFUL LONE STAR
stating that their wives were anxious
to Join, and one of them said he
could stay at home and take care of
the family while his wife served.—
Kaufman Herald.
Tho funny man has long Inflicted
on the public his quips about the new
woman "wearing the brooches,” and
now the time has actually arrived
when children are to be tied to fath-
er's apron strings. Bat what we
can’t understand to why those wives
did not make their. own arrange-
ments to enter the navy. Must be a
bug under the chip. .
If yku want to prove how pret-
ty andsoft your hair realty is,
moitensioth with a litt id Dan-
derine and carefully draw it
handed down to us by the heroism
and sacrifice of. our forefathers at
' this time of crisis and peril, comes
to us this gem from the pen of A. C.
Ford in the Southern Woman's Mag-
azine:.
The glory of Texas is her wide
•paces, the sweep of her prairies. and
the history of her pioneers.
To the Texan, the Lone Star of his
State symbol toes the Star of Faith
and Hope that guided the rude frdn-
tiersman ever onward to the Rio
Grande; that nerved his good right
arm in the defense of the Alamo and
in his fierce onset at the battle of
San Jacinto;, that shone above him
in his councils of State as he calmly
carved out an Empire and set aside a
princely domain as a heritage for the
unborn children of the generations
to come.
At certain seasons of the year, as
the wind sfreshen across the prairies
and the blue bonnets lie like a tur-
quoise carpet beneath his feet, the
true son o rTexas pauses in his pur-
suit of material gain and lifts his
soul in thanksgiving over the glories
of his past and the wonder of his
future.
From the far Southwest comes to
him the call of the Artec nodding
sleepily in the folds of his zarape
snd tending his sheep while time
slips by ss it did of old in the Vale of
Avalon.
From the turgid waters of the Rio
Grande to the Llano Estacado del
Norte, and stretching to the western
fringe of the black lands, he hears
the hoarse cries of the cowboys as
they weave* in and-out among their
herds, or ride their fences of unm-
agined length. He sees a land of
cactus and mesquite, of desert. plain
and broken upland, covered with cat-
tle and dotted here and there, and
even more and more, with the homes
was h spud Rockport Pilot
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It takes but little push to start a
stone rolling down hill, and many a
heavy-hearted human being has been
Mr. Sol Hirschberg, manager of. A
Sanger Bros. big store, says ths news- — 1
papers of Waco give away too much a
space to advertisers; and that it • <»
ought to be paid for, We agree with
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When the huh of sight has fallen
er gave it a job of work; three to
one ho doesn’t take ths paper; two
to one If ho doss take it ho is de-
linquent; even odds that he never
does anything to help the publisher
run a good paper, and forty to one.
if the paper is a good one and full of
life, he is th most eager to see it out.
—Strawn Enterprise.
4—
Again you and Jones and I pay the
freight. It cost $20,000 to investi-
gate charges made against Governor
Ferguson just in order for a few of
the governor’s political enemies to
sir their personal grievances against
him as a man. The legislature not
its speed " in giving relief; its large number of our schools have met
......<»»• requirements and received state
A news item which brings a shad-
fl ow of sorrow to all hearts who love
and cherish the old Confederate vet-
eran, and treasure the memories of
the old South and its chlvariy and
- poetry of life as taught. us and ex-
emplined in these men, to the fset
that one hundred have passed over
the river within- the last three
months. This news was given out by
* the comptroller's department and was,
gained from the pension warrants re-
turned to Austin marked “deeeased."
The sun of life is sinking for these
old men; their eyesight-is dimmed
and their stepe are tottering, but the
-spirit of them has ever remained
bright, hopeful, valorous, and will to
- the end of their days. Let us cher-
ish them while yet they remain with
us, learning the secrets of true bra-
very and patriotism from them.
who possesses one you are not get-
ting all of the joy out of life unless
yon take a spin into the country.
Given sunshine and the warmth of
this season, a trip along any one of
the many good roads out of Beau-
mont wll put new life into the
weakling, give youth to the aged and
new vigor to youth. Loafing along a
white ribbon of road between un-
ending rows of stately pines and'oaks
the scattering dogwoods in bloom,
earth’s green carpet broken with
field daisies, and violets, the indescri-
bable odor of the woodland, and
birdland’s orchestra in full and tune-
ful swing, is a pleasure given to man
alone to appreciate. Just try it on
yourself and family any pretty after-
noon.—Beaumont Enterprise.
And does the Beaumont editor for-
get that the pedestrian to not denied
the joys of visiting the sweet high-
ways and byways in springtime. Not
yet have the feet of the lover of na-
ture loot their power to carry him in-
to the innermost heart of the holy of
holies. **
A NEW ORDER OF THINGS,
a '""■ > ---
_.________ ought to stop.
If it is not asked for, there wou
reflection upon the character, stand-
g or reputation of any person, flrm .
or corporation which may appear in
the columns of the Record and Rust-
ler will be gladly corrected upon its
One Year....------
Si Months.......
Three Months..
a receipt,” he hoarsely cried. The
ashier ginzerly unrapped the .pack-
expressing a common and vary fra- '
quent ailment It arises from various paper
- " .-t
found every day. Hamilton has a
financier who is ready, willing and
waiting to provide th* necessary
building tor a modem, down-town
hotel, but he is no experienced hotel
man, hence doesn’t care to invest in
hotel equipment nor to engage in
the conduct of the hotel business.
Despite the efforts of the Record’s
________________ respecable libraries in their
snd gardns snd farms of the settlek roms.
ach sour.
Look at the tongue. Mother
If coated, or your child to listless,
cross, feverish, breath bad, rest-
somx.2tna1a paver ncna omaae drsan »ore throat’or any
■asn an n« » n, uvo to no nev other children's ailment, give a
given in any sickness.
Beware of counterfeit fig sy-
rups. Ask Your druggist for a
ie 50-cent bottle of “California Sy-
rup of Figs," which has full di-
rections for babies, children of
Through the heart of the State he
seee a golden vein of 'fertility, of
contentment, and ever-increasing
wealth. It to the Black Land Belt,
covered with prosperous towns and
cities, cultivated by every modern
method. Inhabited by home-loving
men; conservative, clear-thinking, of
power and influence in their State
and Nation. A region unrivalled In
the richness of its soil and the beau-
ty of its landscape.
On the east toward the Sabine
rises the dark wall of pine forests
and the green tracery of the hard-
woods; the East Texas country, am
empire in ftself, destined some day
to furnish food and shelter for a mul-
titude of those craving a home for
themselves and their children.
Down towards the Gulf the forests
and eonsideration are bringing
g returns to other towns.
Iu Why not to Hamiton?
appearance of abundance, fresh-
ness, fluffiness and an incompar-
. , _ _ able gloss and lustre, and try as
diveraifleation in farming this year, you will you can not find a trace
of dandruff or falling hair; but
your real surprise will be after
men in Mexico last week. If this
had been tho Prat atrocities of like
nature and unsurpassed cruelty that
wide circulation no practical hotel ala x"a'oa2oea'n. theomanotte
it paper.has but one thing to sell—Ite
"""—5 advertising space. If it Is given away
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Hamilton testimony proves their
worth.
C. E. Horton, Hamilton, Texas,
says: "Off and on in the past tew
years I have been resorted to Does’s
Kidney Pills, when I have felt that
my kidneys have needed attention
' and they have never failed to act as
represented. They strengthen the
back aad drive away pains through
the kidneys, regulating the kidney
actign. t try to keep Doan’s Kidney
Pilis handy, for they are the best
medicine’or their kind.”
Price 5Oc, at all dealers. Don’t
simply ask tor a kidney temedy--get
Donn’s Tidner Pills-the same that
• Mr. Horton had. Poster-Miburn Co.
Propa.,BuKaloN.T."
’ Henry, ex-congressman now, to his
; home, and he says he to glad to be
_ j here, glad to have a rest from poli-
onr tics. "I can make • good living
ourpracticiig law, he says, "and that
to what to ahead of me."......It MSl
• hotel and has no prospect of secur-
—Many Hamitom ingsehzcbundtomcurlene
A-eltlson leceutly was asked/to
take bls home paper. He replied by
saying that he was taking "more pa-
pers than he could read.” In other
words he would rather patronise an
outside Institution in preference to
one st home. That man will die
some day, and it will be necessary
for some home sheet to give him the
necessary news Item concerning his
death. Some people do not seem to
be aware of the feet that the home
paper, however humble It may be, has
the last parting word to say when
death takes away some citizen.—
Granger ‘News. .him, ana wethmk
man with the necessary wherewith,
has, as yet, been located. If the
Blade flads it an easy task to locate
the man, before it lands the building,
send him to Hamilton and the Rec-
ord will do its best to reciprocate by
are being bored near here. If our
town had the building we believe a
suitable man to conduct the business
could be found.—Lampasas Blade.
This matter of locating an avail-
able hotel man appears to be no easy
task. Of courao there.are good, ex-
perienced men who are willing to
take hold and do their best, provided
some one else will furnish the capi-
tal; but the experienced man with
the necessary capital cannot be
Of the people of all the states of
the Union Texans have the most
fervent love for the Lone Star em-
pire, but sometimes we move along
just accepting as a matter of coarse,
its bigness, greatness aad beauty,
and have not a true appreciation un-
til some stranger moves to clothe its
glories In At language for our read-
ing. Arousing our patriotism and
the consciousness of the empire
susbitonenchdinererpienreve
0., , "2 0 - " "5" 0 “0oS
2 task of bringing to a gl
filment the dream of the
Bubacription Rates:—In Advance
- “ $1.00 g . ........
. .50 Garden truck, dairy products and
application for enlistment. Two Dal- 4 —
las men called on Lieut Kemp, seek- one who tries this,
ing to enlist their wives in the navy,.
using a little Danderine. ■
It is easy and inexpensive to
have nice, soft hair and lots of it
Just get a 25-cent bottle of
Knowlton’s, Danderine now all
drug stores recommend it—ap-
ply a little as directed and with-
in ten minutes there will be an
splendid service he gave hto state,
people and party for twent years.
---- ----— want Bob
Our friend Peek has been telling in
his Record about the need of a mod-
ern, up-to-date hotel in Hamilton.
He said a short time ago that there
were prospects that the building
would be provided and that the next
thing was to locate a hotel man with
*10.000 in cash to conduct the busi-
ness. Lampasas needs a 9*0.000
And the harvest moon's tuicenee’
is a glorious silvery tide.
When the balmy Southern breenes
In the murmurous trees are heard,
Thon begins the wondrous carol
- . ottTempmookinubira.==s
sid and others are striving to come
up to the standard in equipment and .
provisions for maintenance, some
of the districts have united in order
to have larger and better schools.
The general awakening throughout
the state to the importance of better
rural schools is most encouraging..
Because the people in the rural dis-
tricts must be tho backbone of our
citizenship the cause of education
must be of first importance, since the
day has come when there are few op-
portunities for the uneducated young
man or young woman. Our city
schools are all that could be required,
but when parents on the farm are
forced to send thbir children to the
city schools they most loo* that home
influence whick means so much to
the young perso, ehpbcially at the
age when, if erar at-all,-they must
attend the better schools. Therefore
vide a lira proof building for these
old heroes. This ought to bo one of
the first measures submitted by Gov-
“rnor Ferguson at the called session
of the Legislature.—-Wichita Falls
Times. 141,
The town that would grow and
prosper, must bear well in mind one
important fact—it must put forth a
determined and united effort to se-
cure and hold the friendship and pat-
ronage of the farming interests of
the surrounding territory.
The logical way to secure and hold
the loyal support of the surrounding
country to by extending a similar loy-
alty and by putting Into practice a
real community of interests.
The town that sees only tho money
to be gotten out of the farmers is due
to wake up some morning and And
that the farmer trade has been
switched to Mme other point.
What we must learn is that the
trade of any section of country will
go. first, to the center that makes the
best bid; and second, to the place
that puts forth an effort to make con-
ditions pleasant for the traders.
There are many ways in which a
town can attract trade, and they are
all combined under one general re-
quisite—that we make conditions
profitable, pleasant and comfortable
for our customers.
. Every town of any pretentions
should have a place set apart as an
assembly room,' where customers
from out of town can congregate and
find shelter from the weather and the
warmth and comfort In winter. In
fact, two such rooms should be pro-
vided. one for women and one for
men, and should be provided with
modern conveniences. If the town is
not able to maintain two such rooms,
by all means give preference to the
women, as the men can shift about
for themselves. It is also a good plan
to have these rooms supplied with
newspapers and other periodicals,
and many towns are even installing
Befog brougnt to me museo ot me dcate that there will be any slump
pubiinhW. _______________2 in the' /market pridesiof foodstuffs.
- TFT EpHANE No. 60 The man who makes his living at
TEsknmommM°° home yin surely wear a crown of in-
dependence- ' ‘ 6e A
in Nacogdoches, Texas, a Mr*. —7 *. e—--"
re88;
ira "P
pepsin comes in contact with the
funds, and the custodians Btomach it helps to neutralize
stomach distress caused by it
the excess acidity, then all the
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with the derricks of the oil belt In
their promise of wealth.
- As the panorama passes before
him. he » conadoue of hto empire,
handed down to him by the heroism
and sacrifice of his forfathers; and
1 the advertiser does not need to pay
. for it. We are ready to turn over a
। new leaf—who will follow’—Waco
. Morning News.
A bill repealing the Suspended
Sentence Law has . passed both
, houses and now needs only the Gov- .
ernor’s approval to make it effective.
To the News this action by tho legs-
’ lature is regrettable. It very well
knows that the Suspended Sentence
Law has not worked satisfactorily.
I Things which could not be justified
, in reason or justice have been done
under its sanction. But the funk
was .not in the principle of the law,
but in the application which this law
made of the principle. Large good is
, to be accomplished by the restricted
and right use of that principle,
which, indeed, has the beet psycholo-
gical warrant. If any tangible proof
of this were needed, it would be sup-
plied by the fact that this principle
has long "Been in use in other states. '
and with 'beneficent results. What
the law needed was amendment, not .
annullment. It could -have hen 1.
’ made to yield benefits without any of
the evils which have attended its op-
eration in this state. The legislatur
has not acted with that keen sense of
discrimination which is so desirable
in law-making.—Dallas News.
disappears. Its promptness,
tainty sad ease in overcon
Try This!
bee new body, youthtal and benuti- Wavv du
bri.
through your hair—tski
small strand st s time.
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General Felix H. Robertson of
Crawford, told the members of Rob-
ert E. Lee camp. U. C. V., at Fort
Worth Sunday, that the prsent build-
ing occupied by the Confederates’
Home at Austin was a fir trap. There
are now about 400 Inmatee of the
home, the majority of whom are
helpless, and if the building burned
It is hardly possible that all of them
could be rescued. The State of
Texas to big and rich enough to pro-
’ P • i 6 L
"Throw Out tho Life Line.”—
Weak kidneys need help.
They’s often overworked*—they
don’t get the poison filtered out of
the blood.
Will you help them? *
Doan’s Kidney Pills have brought
benefit to thousands of kidnoy suffer-
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Harry Thaw has been declared
Civilly dead, and it to to be hoped
that publicity will allow his "re-
' mains" to-be 'mumined in some asy-
lum. There is no longer even a pa-
tient interest shown in connection
outbreaks against law and
order, and there is no longer any ex-
citement created by tales of crimes
ommitted by this poor rich man.
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teaspoonful of “California Syrup K
of Figs," then don’t worry, be- ]
cause it la perfectly harm!—,
and in a few hours all this const- v
pation poison, sour bile and far- "35
menting waste will gently move
out of the bowels, and you have
a well, playful child again. ▲
thorough “inside cleansing” is
oftimes all that is necesaary. It
should be the first treatment _ .
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