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THE CALDWELL NEWS-CHRONICLE. CALDWELL, TEXA8, APRIL 24, 1901
Meddling Witb Muses
By S. H- Gcrmai)
A BOY'S SPRING POl'.M.
If it wasn't for you, my darling,
I don't know what I would do;
I don't know how I would pass the lime
When the Spring days make me blue;
When the trouble of life all gather
And test my heart through and through;
It would be so hard to Weep going,
If it wasn't for you fur you.
There in often at night a burden
That threaten* my peace to subdue,
And how could I woo sweet nltimber
If it wasn't for you dear you?
Yet I peacefully rest on my pillow
And sleep till the day is new,
For 1 know the morning will bring me
To look in the eyes of you.
If it wasn't for you, my darling.
With your heart and your love ho true,
The way would be covered with shadows
If it wasn't for you sweet you.
But I have you to love and to love me,
And it matters not what 1 do,
I do it with cheer and with gladness
Because of just you- MY you.
THE EXAMPLE Of NATURE.
A gallant youth and maiden fair
Strolled out o«e April day
Where evening shadows long and cool
Were piled along their way.
The breath of Nature, ladened down
With fragrance rich and rare,
With fond caress and loving kiss
Disturbed the maidon'a hair.
The maiden smiled; her charming eye*
Were not exactly mute,
And no one blamea that youth because
He followed Nature's suit.
WHY DON'T YOV LAUGH?
t Stolen.)
Why don't you laugh, young man, when troubles
come,
Instead of sitting round so sour and glum?
You cannot have all play,
And sunshine every day ;
When troubles come, I say, why don't vou laugh?
Why don't you laugh? 'Twill ever help to soothe
The aches and pains. No road of life is smooth;
There's many an unseen hump,
And many a hidden stump
O'er which you have to jump. Why don't you
laugh?
Why don't you laugh, and make us laugh too,
And keep us mortals all from getting blue?
A laugh will always win;
And if you can't laugh, just grin—
Come on let's all join in! Why don't you laugh?
never reported and hence failed
of passage.
The resolution wis introduced
in the lower house of the Mas-
sachusetts legislature and was
referred to the committee on
llecBea el Senetef I* tfce People. made to the cotigrc of the United
Slate* to call a convention to proponí-
an aHirudin rut to the constitution of
rhe Commoner. the t'nited Staten providing for the
The proposition that I'nitcd •Iroth.n of United State enator by
States senators be elected bv di- v"u"f the people.
. . . . A That a copy of thi* joint rc*#lu-
revt vote of the people ha* the . . . . . . i
i i .... i „ i ,u" ,M ,f,,t tw Ci,'h *" rep federal relations.
toriiiai *Upj>ort of the r.ink and rCmmtativc from the *tute of Nebraska ¡ * -
« i r ii . i,. i . . .. . -iv. u t .i ! , i u. . I ' "e resolution was introduced
nit' of .til political pat ties. i o • u the cunare-.* of the I iiiletl State ¡
be sure, there .ire nianv K pub- and <" each prcidin^ ofticer ..f the 'n Wisconsin legislature and
lit an politicians who <!,. not take ">« <• wmi^ing the eon- is pending there.
kindlv to the suggestion, and ~ The resolution was introduced
the Republii an I n.ted States I" 1'M" the Michigan legisla- '« the New York legislature,
senate has shown its determina- ture adopted a resolution asking 1 hut no action was taken by
tion to prevent the at complish-! congress to call a convention for j either house.
men l this i tt i }m ir t a ii t reform purpose of proposing an I" the Indiana legislature the
But so strong is the sentiment amendment to the constitution | resolution was introduced in the
among the people th.it even Ke- providing for the election of sen- house *n.l was defeated.
ators by popular vote. A simi- j 'I'he resolution was not intro-
l,ir resolution has been adopted duced in tbetieorgia legislature,
by legislatures as follows: Mon- ' he same is true of the legisla-
tana in I'Ml.t, Texas in l'ai.t, Mis- > tures of New Hampshire, Ala-
souri in 1«"i.V Pennsylvania in bama, Wyoming, Khode Island.
Kansas in 1«)0.1, 1 'tab in New Jersey, Maine and Con-
l'Mi.l, Nevada in l'M.t, Tennessee necticut.
in l' i l. I a I i forma in < > r c— j 'he resol u; in passed the
favor of (he elec tion ol s, nature gon in l'«M, Klonda in l'Hil. ; lower house of the Delaware leg-
by the people that the Nebraska Washington in I'MM, North t'ar- islature. but was defeated in
assembly, recciUlv adpuirned, "lina in l'HIl, Minnesota m l' ul, the senate.
try of But Texas, along Ike
line of the Honston Bast and
West Texas railway, the raising
snd shipping of pesches to the
eastern and northern markets
proving s aource of handsome
income from the gsthering of
the very first crop. Kaat Texas
has shown the greatest increase
in peach raising in the state.
Plain figures tell the atory,
and according to reports, per*
sonally gathered and carefully
compiled, ther.. were juat ten
times the number of peach trees
planted this year over last, the
actual number in this territory
iff l'M)2 being 46,575, and the!
actual number in 1903 being,
430,624—an increase of 384,048 j
trees. In one district alone
there was planted 117,000 trees,
and in another 102,000.
There ia money in peachea,
and the farmer who realixea it
and falla into line will come in
on the tide of prosperity.— The
Southern f'acijie Literary Bureau.
LOU OUT
Ü4
and the high
•U
Malarial and kindred
will dmlope to an alarming
General health conditions will be bad;
every preoauUou should be taken.
Hted lo Reala* Malarial Attache.
puhli an legislatures have recog-
nised the sentiment and have
f^iven indorsement to the plan.
The Nebraska legisla? ire is
Republican. and although legisla-
tion vtas verv generally con-
trolled by the corporations, pub-
lic sentiment was so st long I v in
adopted the following
Kkmcm.vkii. That it in d«r.mrd «<:« -
Mtv t > amend th. «titiitu>ii "( th<-
United stair* «■ . '■ t" inik |ir<>\ i i«'i.
(herein for live rlrctmn <
Stale itrit«(.,(* I*i .lit.-, t v
Idaho in South Dakota in .
I'M it.
In V'OI a similar resolution .
was introduced in the lower j
( raited house of the North Dakota leg-
islature. That resolution passed
tli. house an<l on hein^ sellt to
SANTA FE EXCURSIONS.
2. That i)io«uaiit to the pr. viniuii
I \rtii !• ,.t in.. 1,1:.- the senate was referred to tMe
III 11 i. f i *, •• |f | • i i «t t .<* iirf fli\ J l|li K 1.11 \ t I mi mitti l\ but it \\ «1 S
FREE SAMPLE
Sand for a free «ampie f I>r '-'lertnan'* PrieVH A«li KMney Ti«li-
lets. Thev me guarnntrrf! to t <• r • >1 in . cry w iy t<> the well known
I'tukly Aah Hitter , which li. * l«ccn u^nl <> extennvrlv liurinK tlie last
forty yenit for ki'lliey ilineane. liver *loinm li anrl l>owe! ili M r*ler ,
Thai (iranit ohl runedy ha* bei-n nio lernl/ett hythr apploation ofnew
arientilie prineiplra, an<t prepareit in taMet form, enny to take, quick
to act on the nyatcni, anil roiiveineiit to < atry in the jm eket.
IF VOU ARC CONSTIPATED,
They will produce t i i-tjjoio < pei.itioii <• f the ! «>\vel* nivl a
feeling of liri((litne«t, vltfor ali'l activity.
IF VOU ARE SUBJECT TO INDIGESTION,
They «Irenplhen the <bne tlon. drive ont impurities and
t>.i< 11 y ih|fcnle<l in the stomach. Will relieve thepain
of indinestioii in n few niinnlea.
IF VOU FEEL DROW8V, TIRED, BILIOUS,
They will brighten vow tip. make work a pleasure, restore
energy, apjH-lite and cbeerfuincM.
FOR KIDNEY DISEASE,
They itrengthen the kidneya, autxtne inllnnimation, check
wanting away of the kidnev tissue, build up anew the de-
bilitated organ and lesiore healthy functional activity.
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD AND PUTTING THE
SYSTEM IN GOOD CONDITION,
They cleanse the Idood thoroughly, purify, strengthen and
invigorate Ihe whole y teiu aud lit the body and brain for
effective work.
I>*. Smkkman's Pkicki.v Asii Kiunkv Taiii.kts are put up fin
packages containing fifty tablets, the price of which is fifty cent*.
Itach package contains ¡it many doses and is equal In medicinal
strength to a dollar bottle of Prickly Ash flitter . Look for this signa-
ture on every packsge of tsldsts—not genuine witk-
out it. Samples sent to any address free. Write for them. Aildres%
Tlu Santa Kc .uiiiniiufi's Ihe follow*
in^ rates in effect t n itn line
IN ir i luwirn MtrMn \N • < t • > 11 W« IU Mlti-
rr.'i VI Hi* i oi n> f fit w Vi Hiinti.H hi .
a i^.
Da. B. F. Sherman
STONE * HITCHCOCK, Special Agrnt
toa South Sccoho Sraitr,
, ar. Louie, Mo.
. Kiwk| t rt and I '«Miami !V\iis \11 vt at
, tniirKt i . !«• In flftvt with . m^tl.iy limit
* l I M. , l>rtH« 11 lot! ■ it" IM« •• s
I iilsl.itiu I'ill'llitst I. \ I . |*H loll \prll (<
Mn\ ' n %nle rutt* V
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Mft> 7-W un sttli* Mny rt*♦
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Ni w < t • . 11 * l.tt I tilt s '< I i % ni frtlt rat t-
\' ii iitiiH lit tifiloit. May 1 **'•. i n ial« Ma\
IM«; riltrfH i"
1 Ni w U|.r;iiis 1.11 \ ..rirati Mttllral \s-
I Mint Inn. " mi - ilf Miv t4 ratf
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< Mfs|.*a11.1, T xas Ma''- N olniitt ri I .r<
•it*ii h 1 mi > i nt Inn. Mm li-l.'t on tal May
I?, rati ft I .
>. \ iiinali. lía. Southern llapli^t Cmiixi'ii-
; 11• ii Mav $ 14; on vin N| i\ .'-.I, riitf
• an Antonio. TVmt* ^t it ' Mt íllt-al Asm -
liation. \| rII > to Max I. on *ult' Ajirll 'J?;
1 rat ' ft* 4ii.
I'«'t i|ilt Tf\as Stait i lirNtIan Kntleavor
t Oil t Ifillon. .111111- Mil; oil Mult' .Itltir t -|t ;
rati* ♦«
honlHon-Slit rtnan \|iwiltitf Texas Hank
II s' Ass. niat Ion Ma> IM.I on « !iii May II
I?: ratt fill lit
l ol l N\ OI 11 . Trias M. Nil-ail Wat Vrtrr*
ans \ s*o 1 at ion .Itiiif i; on sal* June I,
rule fi* la
IIoiiston, 11 \ns S|totr« linlrutnnrr* As-
portation, Muy on sitlr Muy 4: ratrjW.MN
Nnsilti Tr.xtis tiratnl i'otint ll Kit! Mrn,
May I ' I ratr fii.ji; on sale May It lií.
Marón,, tíeoritlit .^tiuai t 'anr t rt wrrs't 'on-
vrtillon, May fl-M, on salt Ma> t-4. rati 7t
Owlvrston. Trta* l«oral I tnlrrw rltrrs'
Ams'h. May r |w. on sal* May It latt fl ti
I'ii fiirtlni pat 111* ti I «i i s ^rr II N Hrv-
WOMts, Tlrki't Niit-ni t al<lwell, or athlreus
W H KI IWN
(it lit tal Cuss, 11iff i Auriil.
flattrston, Trias
Biq Intreme In Pcailt I ret* Planting.
Nothing in rcccnt years lias
m> strikingly caught the eye of
agricultural investors and intel-
ligent farmers than the marvel-
ous growth of the poach indus-
CAUTION!
This not a gentle word but when
you think how liable you are not to
purchase the only remedy universally
known and a remedy that has had the
largest sale of any medicine in the
world since 1H6H for the cure and treat-
ment of Consumption and Throat and
Lung troubles without losing its pop-
ularity all these years, you will be
thankful we called your attention to
Uonchee's German Syrup. There are
so many ordinary cough remedies
made by druifK¡ U and others that are
that arc cheap and ifood for light colds
pcrhap«, but for severe Coughs. Bron-
chitis, Croup and especially for Con-
sumption, where there is difficult ex-
pectoration and coughing during the
nights and mornings, there is uothiug
like German Syrup. The 25 cent size
has just been introduced this year.
Regu lar ize 7.S cents. At Stone &
Hitchcock's.
Maaters of their Craft.
McClures has been showing
up the unpleasant side of our
national life so strongly for the
last few months that it is pleas-
ant lo read in the April number
the idealistic little article en-
titled "Masters of Their Craft,"
by Adrian Kirk, which shows
how one can get pleasure out of
doing the most ordinary thing
and how even the lowest me-
chanical job becomes a fine art
in the hands of a 'master crafts-
man." who loves it for its own
sake. The author's list of mas-
ter craftsmen includes a cable-
car gripman, a Fifth Avenue
'luis driven, an expert compos-
itor in a newspaper office, an
engineer of the Km pi re State
K\press, and a pick-pocket.
Mr. Kirk h.i> put into the con-
crete telling of a few simple epi-
sodes a drive down Fifth Av-
enue on the 'mis. a ride up
Kighth Avenue on the cable car
a lot ol wholesome and heart-
ening philosophy.
▲ trial of fifty yaars baa
ad that for tliia emergency, Dr.
tar's Iron Touio baa no equal Iran ia
the fighting «lament ia tbe blood, and
the kind of iron supplied by Dr. Har-
ter's Iron Touio la Juat the kind the
ays tern requires to auoeaasfUlly combat
malarial conditions. Don't wait until
you are attacked. Take it now and for-
tify yourself, it ia an abaolute aafeguaid
and, at tbe same time, It la the beat
tonic and invlgorant for tbe entire sys-
tem. On tbe other band, quinine dis-
turbe the system and Its cumulative
poison begeta greater phyalcal troubles
than tboee It la employed to remedy.
Where a bad oaaa of chronic Malaria
already exists, take DR. HARTERU
FEVER and AGUE SPECIFIC, ft la
guaranteed to eme. Price 60 aanfek
BUT IF YOU WILL
net BP- Humar
All dealers handle, or aand to Da.
Hahtbb Manicura Co., Daytan, Ohio.
, Tts., Aag. t, ML
'usisssssüies
'VBSBlJ
Ewjr and i>l«a*iwt ¡1
Cimtsfpt no in -
Jurlons drui
njumiüo
AMD HKAI.INO
CURB VOlt
CATARRH
l«
Ely's Crtaiii bairn
pie;
SUM
Iff.
ifyal
It li quickly «hforbed.
(lira* Heller st one..
It Opens Slid > U'iuiM — ^
tho Nsssl Pii'Diin. f*l
A!Uy liidaiiiiiiutioii. VI
Heals and Troterto the Membrana. Reatare! t!i
Hi'iims of Tiu>ie and Smell, Lar^e 81*0, to cents al
DrncirlrU or l.jr mml; Trini Slrr. 10 cents by malt.
ELY BKOTUEKS, M Warrvu S' eet, Mew \ urk
'it HEAD
Poorlu?
Y
" For two years I suffered ter-
ribly from dyspepsia, with Kre*>
depression, and wasslwnys feeling
poorly. I then tried Ayer's Ssrss-
psrills, snd in one week I wss a
aew man." John McDonald,
Pbilsdelphis, Ps.
Don't forget that it's
uAyer's" Sarsaparilla
that will make you strong
and hopeful. Don't waste
your time and money by
trying some other kind.
Use the old, tested, tried,
and true Ayer's Sarsapa-
rilla. tl.M a txrtllf. All 4fKf|l*t*
Auk youriloeii.i wliat lie tlilukaoC Ayer'
Namaiutrllla. lie kinm > ill alHiuttliU uiaimI
ulil litinllr meil'.-me Pi.IIhw lila «rtvk'i. mi.l
wh will lie •«li.ni.'l
,l i A i Sll l o . I.Kttell. Max
S4NT*rt IIMCIMHE.
Nor til lion ml
1
Suuthhouml
12:.Vs- a ill
l:2ll |i tf
.4:57 a 111
Ji-tN o ui
NO REST!
and no saving unless
FURNITURE
nl" j^ootl construction is pur-
chased.
We jdaco before our custom-
ers something verv attractive
and of absolutely new design in
our collection oi Lounges and
Couches. The styles are pleas-
ing and of excellent quality.
If you want the best Mosquito
liar and Frame made, take the
"DIXIK." Prices are low.
Riley-Snook
Furniture Co,
■ay
Nlftkt
. 2%.
3 or 5ft.
'€
HAIR
|C1fAtM*a ami
■■BALSAM
■ m. * th • T-rfir.
I'rmiuiira a luttiiiniil KMwth.
N 'Vrr Full! t' ItfUtOIW
Halp lo itn Youthful Ot>lor.
l'ur**s sraip itlM*a«m \ huir t*
If your niibsoription expires this
iii«iutIi renew before next month anil
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Caldwell News-Chronicle. (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, April 24, 1903, newspaper, April 24, 1903; Caldwell, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth169438/m1/3/: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library.