Caldwell News-Chronicle. (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 48, Ed. 1 Friday, April 21, 1905 Page: 1 of 6
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TUB CALDWELL KUWS CHKONICLK. CALDWELL, TEXAS, APRIL 21. 1905.
What Gen. M. F. Loera, of the Mexican Army, says
of Grandma's Remedies in general and
Grandma's Tea in particular:
CITY Oh MEXICO, Sept. 12, 1904.
PARK LABORATORY CO..
New York, V. Y.
Gentlemen: With your esteemed letter of recent d:i;e, I was favored
with ■ package of Grandma's Tea for the liver and stomach. A thousand
thanks for the favor bestowed; assuring you that I will most effectively
tccommcnd your remedies to my friends, and especially to the Military
Hospitals and commanders of corps and regiments. Your therapeutic
explanation la in accordance with the opinion of reputable physicians oí
this Capital, who have uttained the best results from the use of your
remedies air.cnj; their patients. 1 congratúlate you on your discovery of
"Grandma'* Tea". Th:;t it r.tay sweeten the ailments of humanity is r.y
sincere wish. If I can be oí tervue to you ir. any way in the Capital,
c jmr.iand me.,
Yours very respectfully,
M. F. LOERA,
Hnjjiiilicr Central Mexican Army.
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jcommission would be thrown Judge Dunne. For example,
out ofemploymen the took careof the republican candidate, Mr.
mam
Corn vs. CrttM.
(¡runsky in one way and of Kngi
neera Parsons and Burr by nam
Til
Harlan, in one of bia speeches, Wm. K jbcrtson, in Farm and Ranch.
said: "There in in this campaign Most Gf your reader are Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impart
ing trbemas consulting engineer* another issue that is of equal, farmera, and 'tis fair that they
in the canal work at large -al- ¡I not greater, importance than should sometimes discuss the
•ver-fui
npore IM,
a r i e j
i
What tl
ie caro fur art
the Cvngiiss
"T'ell with it."
utcKetts
!<' thin;
the country?
The president is talking very
bravely anil prettily, down in
flews ani> üícws front lUasbiugton
J9p Our Hcftular Ooncsponiynt
loes the traction issue we have been j,cst methods of successful farm-
like discussing. That issue is ¡n|f> Wc wish to show in this
Hearst. He then proceeded to Urticlc that corn Is a better pay-
sling slime and lililí ai Hearst ^fop than cotton. We give
and speak of lws two newspapers each more than an average price,
in the city ol Chicago as ¡^s fa¡r j-or each. We put
Hearsts Daily Assassin, morí- coril al 35 bushels to the acre
. „ . , . . . . iaK and evening." The people anil cutton at ha|f t>ulc. Corn
the Southwest, about th.sbe.nga of Chicago did not like Marian's al 4(> ce(|ls busheI> colton at
united i ountrv. that there is now CttBpa¡gn 0f blackguardism and H cellU. \ve note rcaiilu, a*
vi' °rt!' 11 "l1, • " ' "ist nf> put the stamp of iheir disap- follows, cotton llrst. making our
West; that we are all one and proval on it. The Hearst calculatkm lhat a farmcr can
utumoi luppil> united into paperS) of a|j tbe papers in cuitivate and gather twice as
ore homogeneous family, and Chicago, alone supported Judge many aereH in corB as he can in
Mat now I-, the accepted time Uunne, tbe democratic candidate. cüUon. which all will admit:
lor the millenium to be pulled "j^e corporations spent money
in by the ears, or words to that like waler. They had fran- cotton.
effect. riiat is a cute way he chises worth S20l),t)o0,00u at Cost "f growing Dr.
has of reaching the earn of the 8taliC| and lhcy were worth CtlHh ru,,t 0,1 1 "crc frou,,d
groundlings and filling them full filfhtinir fur ti tll(i las. f leakingmid harrowing k« 'u..u. 2.00
, . . "gllting lor. in tllc last tew Half |Jav planting. man und horse .50
ol talTy so tliey cannot hear the jay8 oach candidate made Two days' plowing in all :.oo
roars ol tbe people who make apeecbes* every hour. Judge Cotton chopping in all
the laws of the country against punnt. held squarely to the is- Picking Hilo pounds seed cotton
his lawlessness; of filling the 8Uc, party lmes Wc.r<J broken 75 cents por ion
eves ol the people with sawdust anj was corporate ownership
so they cannot see that the of- or c¡ty ownership, the Hearst
lices in his administration are papcrs against all the other
very unevenly divided between papers ¡n t.tie city, and Judge
the sections oí the country that D^nne won by 2S,<nio. Itwasone
he says are all united and should 0f n)c must remarkable cam-
alt have the same ti\ iitnent. or, pa¡gns ever fought in America Value of product *22
Half bole bagging mid tic-
Mauling K> gin and market
Cost of production
Crop sold Cr.
ISO pound* lint, at x cents,
lii bushel seed l-'j cents...
2. (tu
(1.00
..so
.. .50
. . Wl.lMI
.#21 . (hi
. 2.00
It ««ted to l>e considered tliul only
urinary and bladder troubles were to lie
traced to tlie kidneys,
but now modern
science proves that
ttX ncarlv all diseases
KXcIiA? -'Úi have their liegiiinuiK
L * A '\Q In the disorder of
IrU1"'. ' * r these most important
—- n ""*• ■ ' orguus.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood—
Hint is their work.
Therefore, when your kidney i.are weak
or out of order, you can understand how
(juickh y i.ireutire Ixidy is alfceted and
how every organ seems to fail to do ita
dut\.
if you are sick or " feel badly," 'Kgin
taking the great kidney retne«ly, J>r.
Kilmer's S\\ump-Ro<>t, because soon
as vour kidtieys are well they will help
nM the otIn r organs to health. A trial
will convince anyone.
If vou arc siek you can make no mis-
take l v first doctoring vour kidneys.
The mild mid the extraordinary effect of
Dr. lvibiK:rSwa np-Root, Hu great
kidu. ' remedy, it ¡u reals/.ed. It
stands lln f r its wontlerfnl rurea
of th ' in- >st clistresi in.v; c.^ses, a::d is sold
on its merits l>> all
druggists in fifty-c.;at i
mid one-dolliif si:i
liottleH. You iiiiiv
have n snillple liottle n..mn nfbwamp-Iloot.
lis mail free, also a pauiphlel telling you
how tó fin ' ov:t if you '. '.v. kidney or
Madder trout le. '.Vleiitioii this pajier
when writing to Dr. Kilmer & Co., Iting-
liamtou, N. V. Don't make any mistake,
tail remember the name, Swamp-Hoot,
Dr. Kilmer's Swa'ini-ttoot, and the ad-
dress, Hiughamton, N. Y., ouevery liottle.
on
as he loves to term it. .i s'pu/ ■ unj w¡j| jlavc Hie niost farreach- Cost of production 16.00
deal. N ou will loon in ✓ n jng effect. Those who desire
for any Southern man ii/ .is may sneer at Hearst and his Pr°,U, « .00
cabinet. You will look • • • • • • - By the same fair standard wc try
vvi'.hiu. seeing any man from
will
ing
may sneer at
again work) bul jn the end they
remain to tremble, for Judge cokn.
the South in the position of am- [)uone jrjves him and his papcrs
bassador to any country, with in Chicago credit for the demo- c«h°reiftTac!i. ground *4.oo
illegal action, was the the possible exception of 1 owell cral¡c victory there and about Breaking and harrowing ground. 4.00
50
mmmmmmmmmhmI
While the president of the tion, hi
I * n i ted States is receiving the appointment of a board of archi- Clayton, of Arkansas, who is in nex^ Nbveinber somebody in Planting...
plaudits of the p 'ople of Texas teots to cinfer with the heads but who does not count, ¡n j^ew York wil, oe doing about ' plowing*
and of the Southwest generally, "f detiartments about the loca- l'u ' easoii lhat he is going ^jje same thing. Mark iry pre- 1 <lil> ' ••
—. > i-- t_ - ™ ' r Gathering
diction.
About Rheumatism.
a tribute to the posit >m be or- tion of public buildings in Wash- 0111 hüon a°d because he is a
. iijiies and to the man of warm, ington in accordance with tho Carpetbagger. I here is not one
red blood, the kind ol Ulan who pl.vi* .ulnpti'd by tbe l'ark Com- Sont'v rn man who ¡s a minister
is admired down in that section nv- s«'>n a rismtu r of years ago. to any Inii :^n countiy. and, with
•of our country, he is having a' Althoii^'ii there was no jirovis- ('|'t'"n ol the leoeral
few bricks thrown a', him here ion ot law lor such a board, the judges, no southern man holds
in the capital of the nation bv president named live or six any position under this adminis- such varied and useless lot of reme-
' ' , ,\,i dies have been suggested. To say
some of the thinking men of well-known ai chttects as a hoard lril,,l,n 111,11 lll)Ch n"1 tome un- that it can be cured is, therefore, it
congress who have remained in
the city. N>> man is sa\mg any-
thing unkind of the personality
Cost of production
Crop sold Cr.
7ti bushels corn at 4ii cents
There are few diseases that iutlict Cost of production
more torture than rheumatism and
there is probably no disease for which j, | t
. .. 3.00
... .75
... 2.50
.. Í14.75
.S2K.00
.#14.75
. . U.7^
THR
OLKV.\sIXG
AND HKO.iXa
Ct'ItK Kotl
Ely's Crear: bm
tia«y ar.d jiU-rui.iiil to
II .. Contain no in*
]iir!oii( d;:iu.
Ill «{iiichfy nbiortiort.
(* i vim lislluf ut ouoc.
It Opens ami CUmiiMW^
ttlo Nnfnl I'nii.iivc'. f"l
Allijrili.lUiiMii.iii.il,. W
Heals sntl Prf.twta th« Mcmlirane. Itchtorca tin
BcnMS of 'i'twte and hinull. Lnrua AO con! al
Drii,-clrt« « liy iii.iiI ; Trtnl Sl*r. 10 ct-ntf hy mill.
£LY BUO'l HElta, fi>s Wartea SUecu Maw York.
BEST PASSENGER SERVICE
|N
ting that
•of the pivsin lent, but of his acts
as president in the past. 1 spoke
in my letter ol last w ev k
iif the Panama Canal -
ness and rl the action of the
president in ihi S«nto Domingo from serving
m.i'tei' .is thing - that are beiiu' tile president
v r uicised by the men who make
the l.i-\s of the ountrv. Some
,«>1 th senators who think that
eongic-s has a right to feel ag-
grieved w i t h the president
point out his ,u*ti >n in Santo Do-
mingo case, wh'.ch was taken in
the lace of vigorous opposition
ind the expressed wish of the
senate. Some of those talking upon
jfm so far as to stiv il the presi-
dent keeps up this kind of pro-
gress he will lose many friends
and admirers, as the sentiment
of the country is opposed to the
creating of offices with large
aboard tration that docs not come un- "A" i't'ean bTcu^^r'thireforerJ The man who raises corn has
and directed that no building der the civil service. He may bold statement to make, but Chamber- three months to pick cotton for
* ,, ., . .■ f Iain's Pain. Halm, which enjovs an cx- .. , . .
should be located without con- cal1 that giving all sections of u.11Mive sale, has .net with Lrreat sue the man who raises cotton. I
suit.uion v. ;i!i them.
Tbe president announced
that the board would serve with-
TEXAS.
4 IMPORTANT (UTEWAT8 4
oat i.om petlsalion. Some one
point'1! • t a law which prevents
anv appointee of the president
I ret. Thereupon
issued an order
the members 01
the country
-o heartilv
ileal, but I do
s.veep his own
I efore he call nth
tensive sale, has met with great sue
that he savs ari in the treatment of this disease, allow nothing for
. " (hie application of Pain Halm will re- , , ,
united a square )iove ti,V pain, and hundreds Of suf- corn, for there is always
ferers have testified to permanent
cures bv its use. Why sillier when
l'ain 1... ni fiords Mich .j 11 ick relief
ind eosts but a trilli ' !•*•.r sale by
l ha>. I. ra in in.
not.
Let hi m
t'-p clean
defiled.
tnand
price.
lot-
marketing
a de-
it at the cril) at that
TEXA
eaClFIC
.'.iLVi.V/j Ai.
Cures fouqhs and Colds.
dir
the board be paid tr'.fl a dav and I'°ints the wa_
expenses out of the appropria- I'-'.ureof the country,
tion tor ih.- buildings to be t chesty and considei
creeled. Tins was .ig.iin re- ,l P"htic.il prophet. I oe
feri e.I to .is a worse violation ol til:- Hnn;¿ was coming otij>
If the re.etii Chicago munici-
ai ele lion is a si^.i b.iard that
if t!' • political
I'. il! soon
m y
a political prophet. I 1
this thiil;: was coilliu
Newspapers Versus Handbills.
Mrs. C Peterson. (>25 Lake St.,
Topeka. Kansas, says: "(.if all cough
remedies Haii ir< 1 > Moreii nnul Svrup
i- my favorite; it has done and will do
all that is eiaimed for it to speedily
cure alt coughs and odds and it i so
>weet and pleasant to the taste."
,.. . . * . ., i,, Sl'lm bottle. Sold In Stone .V
sen idea lhat handbills and dodgers Hitchcock.
ced are superior lo n w-.papei's as
igo. advertising meditinis. Handbills
Ha n villi
Some
\d ve*' i sc.-.
business
men have
an
i a w than the oilier, inasmuch as •'ntl 1 said su ¡,nd got myscli
the' laws o| the land provide that '-.inghed at for s(> doing. \'vcil.
no monev can be paid out «-xcept '.itighs I-, who iaughs l.ist.
pec 11K
are good in their way as auxil-
iaries, but thes are no more to
be compared to the advertising
columns oí a newspaper, than a
appropriation bv 1 110 lesson nl th
congress. Attorney-General "":1 ''.icatis more
Moodv informed the president 'h - counli'v i! an the
that his amendment living sala- triumph «• 1 the people over tin
tics was illegal, and the prest- "fpotato interests of that vil\
dent proceeded to annul the !''ut have for vears controlled
whole thing and have a state- and bled the people. It means
alirics by arbitrary authority1 ment made that the architecis that the wave ol municipal re- loosens the purse strings of
I anv kind, even if lhat author- would call upon and consult him form, municipal ownership ol all those whose trade is worth hav-
Chieago el
to the people pushcart peddler is to be com-
uiere pared with John Wanamaker's
great emporium. The peddler
attracts attention for a moment
if he be an expert, but the
great store rivets the e\e and
itv is the president.
•f t 1
I 4. I-
One of his latest acts is the
appointment of C. K. (irunskv,
one ol the former members ol
the isthmian canal commission.
individuals and friends, pub'.u utilities, is sweeping over ing. The handbill is crumpled
there!.v a omplishing his put- the country and soon wil! hit in the hand and soon thrown
pose. :,ll the big cities with a Chicago aside. The newspaper is car-
The president has been doing result. It i-. a harbinger of ried home, read and reread and
these things right along. When what will happen in New York liled away. There is something
he was compelled to g.-t rid ol n, xt !"•'• I- The result in Chicago besides the advertising there
Mristow, the fourth assistant was a personal triumph for Wil- entertainment, information
as engineer ol the irrigation and postmaster-general, because of l",m Randolph Hearst, lie was which adds value to the adver-
the row between llristow and more of an issue in the cam- tising beside which they are
iVvnne. he it oked around and P«i'li" than was Judge Dunne, placed. Advertisements are
saw an openin.; for ilristow in the deinocratii candidate. Kver read now more than ever before,
the canal region, llristow was since the establishment of his sometimes before what is coin-
reclamation service, at a
ol SI it,(ton a \ ear, and il
trading attention and
salary
is at
ni uch
criti ism among the men ol con-
gress who are here. Thee can-
not understand his authority in
making such an appointment and \Vh n
his right to tix a salary of this
kind. Congress has not made
(provision lor an ollice of the sort
to which tirunsky has been ap-
pointed. In fact, congress failed
to pass a bill to create an ollice
oí that kind. Such a bill was
introduced by Senator ilans-
I.rough, but congress refused to
pass the b.il oi make an appro-
priation for such a salary for a
place ol the kind, yet the presi-
dent creates the very office
winch congress did not s,im
lo make and arbitrarily i" ta!i-
I is lie•, a salary. Anoi • i : -
.tullíc oí his utiautbor;
given a place created especially
lor linn and sent to Panama.
the president found it
necessary to appoint a new
canal commission and saw that
i number ol men on the
Tutt's Pills
íütf T0RPI0 UVlR.
A torpid liver liernuxci: tho wholt
system, oíd produces
SICK HEAHACltE, —
i)vsp ^ort, Cosí3vcncss,Rhei¿-
nu '.isoi, t ÍÍO'iV Skin t nd Piles,
'ilwe !im 1 . ttc.' rcrnoilv forific«e
«.oiiiiiion di .ants tti .a OK. TUTT'S
I.IM.K ¡ tl.i >. as i. trial will pn.vc.
Till rt Nr' ^
old the
— the
papers, the American and the monly known as news, vital to
Kxamitur in the city of Chicago, everyday life. The headlines
he has, m season and out of of an ad can be made as at-
svason, all seasons lor the peo- tractive as a wedding and the
pie, hammered into jibe peopU bargains offered .i-. alluring as
desirability, the economy, the wedding feast. The busi-
comtnon sense of public ness man who talks to the read-
ownership of all public utilities, ers of a newspaper as he talks
especially ol tile street railways, to the customer ill Ills store is
Notwithstanding lln slinks and the one who wii's. I'se hand-
arrows of the corporation hire- bills if you wish, but place your
lings, he has kept eternally at great hope for r arns in the
it until ticicss has crowned li.s columns ol the favorite news-
efforts. The people have spoken
in no uncertain tones m the
city of Chicago and have en-
dorsed Hearst and his plans for
their emancip,ilion emphatically
y corporation gain was
paper.
tn «i Piiiih t'sc Mien's I out-lase
. Siia
i; v i
i n ti
i,
r.d in
feet.
St. i i
!.t ■ > 111 <. v i it i .til- \ 1!. n's 1 'o.
• powdi r. ! t I'm ^ coril"., 1-u
painful, siu.ii tiiin. hot, sv/olU
At all I . 11.'. i and :• .
Is the Doubt Well founded.
The Commoner.
Rev. Washington tiladdcn
makes a point that earnest
church workers everywhere
should ponder upon when he
says that the rejection of Mr.
Rockefeller's gift to Congrega-
tional missionary fund "will
strengthen our churches in the
affections and respect of millions
who are inclined to doubt
whether the churches love (iod
more than mammon." No
thoughtful observer will deny
that there is a growing feeling
among the working classes that
the churches of today are not
deeply interested in their wel-
fare. paying more attention to
the rich and powerful whose
immense contributions keep the
church machinery in motion.
This feeling will account in a
large measure for the church's
failure to reach the masses of
the people, and if the feeling is
unfounded the church should
make the fact known by its
actions and by its teaching.
lo*.t Hope >anished.
When ¡calling physicians said that
\V. M. Stintliar'., i t Pckiu, la., had in
curable consumption, his last hope
, ani .In (.; but Ur Koii;'. New Uiscoy
\ \ \ U .r ' r . • il. Coughs :i lid
grave. He
i anplctely
life. Sir
cr in year..
■Ion . throat
v scientific
its ot colds;
11! Ill o II i .1 .
I bottlt -. at
• r<:; "sy
NO TROUBLE TO ANSWER QOiiSTIONS
SiP-ElK '! Pl'LLM.lN Vl.'iTlBDLEÜ
SLEEPERS
Handsc>JE Rcíilirino eüií CAR
(SEATS FREE)
ON f!LL Thji\OU!jh TRAINS-
C>ni.v 1.IM-. With last morning and
eviiuiny trains to St. T.oais and the
East.
Oni.v Link With Pullman Sleepers
and lililí back Scuiri.t seat Cuaches
throijfh (withij'.'.t change) to New
Orleans tlailv.
On i. Y Lit With liaiidsoiac new Chair
Cars tli.-iiiigli ( without clia.ii c) daily
to St, Louis. Memphis and 101 Paso.
Onf.y Link With a saving of 1- hours
to California.
Oni.y Link With T -rUt Sleeping
Cars, scmi-weeklv through (witiiout
change) to San l'l ailcisco.
ftrii ran kc.jiboiue* or our
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