Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 71, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 8, 1910 Page: 3 of 7
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THE DAILY BULLETIN.
SATURDAY JANUARY 8 1910.
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18728 IJfCHES OF ADVERTISING.
That's the amount of space we have contracted for In the Brownwood
Dally Bulletin for the year 1910. That gives us a half page of space in every
issue of the dally this year. What does it coat us? WelC perhaps less than
one-tenth of what our net -profits will reach by tlhe end of the year.
We pay the Mayes Printing Co. $900 for a half page for the year. Any
one can buy space that cheap. We happen to -be the only real estate firm
in West Texas that buys that much space in one paper.
This will be our largest advertising contract 1for the year but will by no
means be our only one. We will carry ads In the Weekly Bulletin and
Brownwood News and In Northern papers. We are going to do the most ex-
tensive advertising that has ever been given Brownwood and the Brownwood
country. We know that it will bring results. We know that our sales will
be increased by judicious advertising.
The fact that we want to impress upon the minds of the citizens and
property owners of Brownwood and all prospective buyers of real estate Is
that with our advertising space we will be in a position to sell your property
an that we will- undoubtedly have the best list of investments that can -be
found. Every day we will carry advertisements of the property we have list-
ed. If a sale Can be effected for property we ought to be able to do it with
newspaper space and personal energy. '
' Thetpne of all our advertising will be optimistic. We are exceeding
optimlsticregarding Brownwood's future. We were a year ago. We suc-
ceeded In transmitting some of our enthusiasm to friends and 'helped them
make investments on which they have realized fifty and one hundred per
cent We handled a magnificent volume of real estate business during the
pastyear. Not a single man who purchased through us has cause to feel
dissatisfied withiis investment.
But If we are optimistic in regard to future prices for Brownwood prop-
erty we will not list real estate at unreasonable prices. We do not care to
burden our lists with -stuff at prices that we know will not move and which
for 1910 it will double In volume. We don't tnink it win we Know it win.
seil at reasonable or purchasable prices we will advertise It for you and we
will sell it.
It will. pay you to watch and read our ads each day. We are going to
have bargains advertised in this half page space. Persons who want things
sold are going to come to us with them and we will immediately place ;the
bargains in front of you in this space.
Oar business for 1909 far exceeded our most sanguine expectations. But
for 1910 it will double in volume. We don't think it will we knok it will.
We're going to make lL '
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SERVED WITH FOWLER
IN THE PHILLIPINES
A Coleman Citiren R. K. Blackshear
Followed The Darincr Texan
Who has made a Record
In Mcaragna.
Mr R. K. Blackshear of this city
was a sergeant in the company of
Capt. Fowler during the Phillipine
war. Mr. Blackshear says he is well
acquainted with Capt. Fowler having
"known him in Palestine even before
"his military career began. It was
through Capt. Fowler's influence that
Mr. Blackshear joined the army that
carried him through the thrilling ex-
periences of the far away Pacific is-
lands. It was CapL Fowler who
placed Mr. Blackshear in command of
the scouts that did so much valiant
work in Luzon and other localities
of that reigon.
Mr. Blackshear relates an incident
that Illustrates the intrepid character
of Capt- Fowler. On one occasion they t
attacked a large body of PhUilpinoj
soldiers who were securely entrencn-
ed. The Americans quickly entrench-
ed themselves a diesultory fire was
"kept tip for some time. But this was
too slow work for Capt. Fowler. He
Commanded his men to re.-t their suns
on the embankment anl tet tnr rane
of their enemies as he intended to
draw fire from them to be ready to
shoot when he did so. CapL Fowler
leaped upon the embankment waved
his hat and hallooed. As he did. so
every Phillipino rose up to take a
shot and as they did so they receiv-
ed a well aimed volley from the Amer-
icans which sent the majority of them
back into the ditch dead or wounded.
CapL Fowler had .dropped too quick
to receive any of the bullets intended
for him and at once ordered a charge..
The works were easily taken and the
Philipinos routed or captured.
Results show that CapL Fowler has
lost none of his daring and good
generalship. At the noted battle in
Nicaragua a few weeks ago. he was
placed in charge of the rapid fire
guns and by securing an advantageous
position by a flank movement he
swept the trenches with such a show-
er of bullets that the Zatayan troops
within his range were almost an-
nihilated. Mr. Blackshear is proud of the re-
cord of his'former Captain in Nicara-
gua and yet expected nothing less of
him. Coleman New.-.
STEEL SAWS ARE FOUND
IN PRISONER'S SHOES
SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES
Allen's Foot-Ease a powder it cares palntaL
emartinp acrvons feet and ingrowing nalla and li
fUallytakcathcBtlngoatof corns and bunions. It's
the greatest comfort discovery of tho sec Allen's
Foot-Ease makes tight or new shoca feel cay. It!
a certain euro for sweating callons. swollen tired
Achlnt; feet. Try it to-day. Sold by all DrnggtsU
Ana OMW stores. y uiw iw m cuiujiia.
Don't a- t' any tubttttute. Trial nackagc FltfcE.
Address A.-cn S. Olmsted Le Koy N. Y.
Sheriff Fulch Make an Important
Discovery In Searching One
Of Ills Prisoners.
Fred Green charged with stealing
who has been depredating on this and
adjoining counties for sometime was
captured "by Sheriff Futch at Eagle
Lake a few weeks ago and brought
back here and jailed.
While inspecting the jail this week
Mr. Futch noticed a gaping rip in one
of Green's shoes. L'poii examination
the shoe was found to contain S or 10
fine steel saws between the Inner and
outer sole. Green claims that these
j saws were placed in his shoes in
Fort Worth.
The prisoner has been depredating
in this country for some time. He is
charged with stealing several bales of
cotton in Runnels Concho. McCulloch
and Coleman counties He claims to
hall from Waco originally.
Sheriff Futch did not -make his in-
spection any ton soon as the prisoner
had sawed six bolts Intwo and remov-
ed a large plate. However he struck
some bars that he could not cut.
t'oletn.in News.
J CRY COMFORTABLE
WITH GOOD BAILIFF.
The Bulletin believes In commend-
ing good service wherever it may be
found. Meeting Prof. P. C. Ragsdale
foreman of the grand jury this morn-
ing a Bulletin man asked him if the
grand jury has been In comfortable
quarters" during this cold weather.
He replied that it has and that the Jury
has the best bailiff he has ever seen
that he keeps the place clean and
warm is attentive to everything and
MAN IS FOOND
ALMOST FROZEN TO DEATH
City Marshal Lifts Unfortunate From
Snow and Finally Revives
Him.
Asleep in the snow and on the verge
of freezing to death. Such was the
luck or fate of a man who lives out on
takes as much interest in complying' Lipan Flat Wednesday night. The
with the wishes of the grand jury as
If its successful work all depended
on him. The grand jury 'bailiff IsMr.
James Munroe former local manager
for the Waters-Pierce 01 Co. andja
man who always takes pleasure n
doing well whatever he undertakes.
Iter. I. W. Williams Testifies.
Rev. I. W. Williams. Huntington
W Va. -writes us as follows: "This
is to certify that I used Foley's Kidney
Remedy for nervous exhaustion and
kidney trouble and am free to say that
Foley's Kidney Remedy will do all that
jyou claim for if." Camp-Bell Drug
; Co
The Famous
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VBR0HW00QTEX.
White Light Flour
WHEAT AND OATS
Just recei4d a small car of pure T.exas
.editrerranean Wheat
This is a little the best seed
wheat we have had to offer this
season and with good rains there
is plenty of time yet to make good
wheat. Have only about 400
bushels.. Come at once before
it is sold
We also have Texas Red Rust Proof
Oats.
Btowawood Mill and Elevator Comfy
CORD W"ORyl50 Looney Merc.
Co. can delivqranjr hour.
First Methodist Church.
Sunday school at 9z4 a. in.
Preaching at 11 a. m. and 7 p. m.
Prayer 'meeting Wednesday nfght at
7::i0... "
Junior League U:0
Senior League 1 :150.
A cordial invitation is extended toj
all.. Strangers and. visitors in the city
especially invited to attend th. ser-
vices of the church.
Subject of the morning sermon:
-A Study m Dynamics:" Subject of
the evening sermon: "The Tempta-
tion of Jesus."
Attorney T. J. Holbrook of Gal-
veston was In the city last night on
business.
man came to town Wednesday and in
the exuberance of being in San An-
gtlo who became filled with too much
of the wild cow's milk. Some time
in the night he drifted away from the
downtown part of the city and wan-
dered out on East Beaut egard ave.
City Marshal Bates while patrollng
some of the outlying districts of the
city about midnight happened to espy
the man lying In the snow almost
frozen to death.
The marshal got down from
hoi'so nnd tried to awaken the man
but his efforts were of no avail. He Eood health.
then picked the man up and put him
across the saddle of his horse and in
this way carried him to the' city cala-
boose where efforLs were put forth to
bring the man from his state of coma
and to relieve him. This was done
after a great deal of hard work.
San Angelo Standard.
J. S. Binford left this morning for
Greenville and Shrevesport to super-
vise the opening of sales at those
places.
A WEAK WOMAN
AND HER STORY
In Floral Ark. Lives a Udy Wfe
Feels That Her Strength Was
Restored by CarauL
Floral Ark. "I must speak a good
word for Cardui" writes Mrs. Viola
Baker of this place.
"About a month ago I was in very bid
health. I was so weak and nervous that
I was not able to do my housework.
"My husband bought me one bottle of
his Cardui the woman's tonic. I took it ac-
. corainc to directions ana now i am m
riieniiionia Follows a Cold
but never follows the use
Honey and Tar which sto
heals the lungs and ex..
from your system.
Camp-Bell Drug Co.
'I think Cardui is a fine tonic for weak
women."
And you are not the only lady who
thinks so Mrs. Baker.
Thousands like you have written to
tell of the wonderful benefit Cardui has
been to them.
Cardui contains no minerals or other
powerful drugs. It contains no glycerin
or other mawkish-tasting ingredients.
It is just a pure natural extract of
natural vegetable herbs that have been
found to regulate the womanly functions
and strengthen the female system.
of Foley's druggists sell Cardui.
th cough ! See yours about it.
. the cold; N &nWte to: Ladies' Advisor Dept. Chatta-
i noosa Medicine Co.. Chattanooga. Tenn..f or Special
Instructions and 64-pace book. Home Treatment
for Women." sent in plain wrapper on request.
A Traveliuur Salesman.
II. F. Beers. 617 7th Ave. Peoria. III.
writes: "l have been troubled for
some time with kidney trouble so se-
verely at times 1 could scarcely carry
my grips. After using one bottle of
Foley's Kidney Pills 1 have been en-
tirely relieved and cheerfully recom-
mondeil them to all." Foley's Kidney
Pills are healing and antiseptic and j
will restore health and strength j
Camp-Bell Drug Co. j
Mrs. J. n. Blake has returrred to hor
:.ome at Hubbard City after a visit in
the city with friends
CORD WOOD &30 J.ooney Merc.
CO; can deliver anjUiour.
HMHMHIMIBBBBBIBBMBMBBMBIfifiEBBHBBBiMl
Ncff Foundry and
Machine Company
Opposite Brownwood Ice and Fuel Co.
We work anything in Iron or steel.
Complete Wood-working Plant in Connection.
If you want it done right bring it to us.
Boilers Inspected and Repaired.
Gin and Well Auger. Work.
Wagon and Buggy Work
Horse Shoeing Etc.
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Mayes, Will H. Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 71, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 8, 1910, newspaper, January 8, 1910; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth346260/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Howard Payne University Library.