Cisco Apert (Cisco, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 27, 1904 Page: 8 of 8
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Great Reduction Sale.
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Owing to change in our business January 1st next, we must
reduce our large stock of Dry Goods, and will sell you any-
thing in our Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, at greatly reduced prices—these goods must go regard-
less of cost, and we can save you money on any article you
may need if you will get our prices before you buy.
Yours for business, •
Weir'd Co., Cisco.
What Other* Say. I of
The msn si way* in a hurry sel-
! :i, gets anywhere.
The mows a msa goes around in
the world the less cranky he be-
comes.
Ko man is so strong or so great
that ht is not afraid 6f somebody
the little lambs of the flock,”
Bhe daid. Non Harry knew that he
was included among the lamb?,
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and he reasoned that his parents
should not be forgotten. “Bless
and take of ths little lambs of the
flock,” he repeated then he added:
“And Lord, I guess you had better
Local.
Jim Washburn has moved t(
Southwest Texae. --------
Tolbert Kelly of Morence, N. M
and in nine cases out of ten tho t! keep ah eye on the old sheep, too.”
somebody wears pettieoSts. -
w.
The girls who are chasing a
man should see tbc warning in the
face of a woman who has oaogbt
one. •
Nothing takes a man down so
completely as to have a woman
blow him up.
A married man once told me that
“rocks” are the stepping stones to
success. I’ve heard that before, hut
—1 wouldn’t be supprised. '
No matte? how silly a woman
may be’she can always find a man
who will let her make a fool of
him.
Life is like a good hook. There
is just as much in it us there is for
you to take out of it. Most people
only skim over it.—Kx.
About rawing Mother.
A father, talking to his careless
Ths Father and the Boy.
The father who cannot see a
good point, in the following from
An Urgent Request. r-rr
Those having books out of the
.Public. Library over -time ~ will
please return them at once, as we
. , . , , are very desirious of re-catalosue
was visiting in the city last week i • „ ,,„r, „„
. . , 1 mg before we move into our new
among friends.
The oil mill pens already contain
quite a number of cattle that have
been put on feed.(
CLUBBING OFFER.
A man who is fully alive to tus
^ 5Wh intends witl take Jus local
paper, because be gets a class of
i news and useful information from
j it that he can get nowhere else.
STRONG* MINDED '
! up-to-date men > wants a good
< > j general newspaper in order to keep
olin close touch with the outside
<►! world, duch a paper is The Dallas
Semi-Weekly News. A combina-
tion of Cisco Apert aud The Dallas
Semi-Weekly News is just what the
< > | farmers of this section need in or-
o! der to keep thoroughly posted upon
! local news, home enterprise*, per-
sonal items, state news, national
affair, foreigu matters. In short,
this combination keeps the farmer
and his family up to the times on
information.
For 11.50 we will send the two
papers one year—150 copies. The
Farmers4 Forum- in the News is
alone worth the money to any in-
telligent farmer or stockman of
this locality, to say nothing, of
other special features. Subscribe.
Now." • •
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XX Century Club
_ A Quiet Home.Weddlnti.
.... . it At 1.1:80 Monday morning Mr,
V inston *£ Lane are the succes- . ° .
sors to I.ittlepage & Ansley in the| ' h80n*Cisco, Texas, and
; grocery business in this city. ^'8S Gage, of this city, were
Am I a resident of Cifico? Ami i0"'^in the h°Iy bor.,1, ol
* K*““ W”'W ‘“J . I' ;j1>“ lhe brid.’, mother, Rer. Browoo. pwinr
» poor kind of • l.tiier: j° e8t |,,per '? |,'"5ll,nii “unV [of theChirstUn church, netfommo
You spend weeks in learning the ceremony,
the moods and feeling of a $200, Some one is going to be terribly Immediately after the ceremony
colt, and are too busy to look f„to. '“leJ ’T"’1j.h*“ “ne dayS “ ! ll“ l,,ide ”n<i 8™“ "»
, , , . , . the vote that this country is going! Texas Central for Cisco, which
the heart of a boy who ib worth
i to roll up for the presidential can j place will be their future home,
more then all the horse_ flesh in didates. ‘ It will not !>e the repub Mr, Roy Wilson is well known
the world. licaus, either.—San Antonio Light. J here, having resided at this plnL\
Then there is the John W. Gates . for a number of years. He is a
kind of a man—the chum of a boy , lV ?UJf08e ^ phaHenge , young mun with the right kind of
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ru«y hunt together. \ou to 20,000 votes trill-b. out Out, | lud . bet .t IrietuI, »ho trbh him
find them at the minstrel in front thereby lessening the democratic 8Ua.e8a and happiness in his new'
seats and laughing together. The P^ura'*ty lOv the city. The only venture!
old man gets out in the road and 1^’n" ^or ^ie democrats to do i? to Miss Julia Gage has lived in
, , ...... enact the good old democratic pol-
plnyl catch out,I h„ boom prot«t,jicyof voUnfr „M[ly anJ olte„k_
b8ClB!ll! fe*^ Air ch.um. They j Houstou postL- * •
take long Walkjs. and rides together j gj,ot Guns and Sporting goods at1 essentials that goes to make a tine
and the boy finds news interest in j. ft Erwin’s. " 3 American woman,
i aug iter, t*an . WiU|t J his life aud loves bis father deeply. ' : , The News joins the many friends
* r\ lirtii hf unue ntrilKitv T* mast I or. ! \ IBlt tll6 MOuCl rV&CLC&t StOft?} t ,\ t % .
.... ,, . ■ |of the happy voung couple luwi.lj-
-a.-** 1 J “ ' .TUflTheru a. long and happy wedding
Llano Restaurant and Short Or- Hour across the eea of matrimony.
' ,v *"*."' * ’ j der House—1‘reparecl for fnt rush I—Albany News.
plenty of | . ~ “ ~
1J The Idea! and the Real.
chase it away. I want you to get lovo for youth and respect for old
up tomorrow morning and get [ agP,
your mother1 The boys who have been their
Albany the,most, if not all of her
life. She.is a young lady of admi
ruble qualities, yes she nas all the
Save Half a Day!
By using New T/ains of the.
Shreveport]
to ^'
the
EaoT
All .Heali i« Owing Car?.
Pullman Sleeping Cars. Parlor Cars. |
frattat Acconami«iJ»i';»i
Sfcorif At Route «*d Hours.)
lb- Quickest Tine.
Fur particular!, a : Ire1.1.,
T. M„ HUNT,
TRAVCLIMQ PASSENQtR AOKRT,
DALUAS, TEXAS..
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best passenge^sep:jice
TEXAS.
4 IMPORTANT GATEWAYS 4
to you of your mother. It may be, ,)peg j(
that you noticed a careworn look | Don’t forget that it is the only
upon her face Of course it hat- ^ way to live. It means daily Hap-
not been brought there t>\ Wljt-sctJpinsst. It means the knitting to- ^ ^ ^ Rnd
of youre: still, it is 'your duty to | nether of families. It ino.ren?(- ■ helpgivcme atriol,1'1
hreskfasi.
If is beieived that the whole \ "bttt a change a woman can
holds the palms for length of year?, i make in a man’s life? sighed the
j A reliabl y correct computation puts very young man,
corner and begins to express her, father’s chums are also his com pan the extreme age of the largest fish!
surprise, go righl^p to her and kies | iunH to the day of his death, and ' ■> 400 years. It is said in India I
her on.the iiiapth, You can’t im-
agine how it will brighten her dear
face. Reside, you owe her a kiss or
two,—A long while ago, when you
were n little girl, ebo kissed you
when no one else was tempted by
your fever-taihted breath nnd swol
ien face. You were not so attrac-’
live then an now. Through years
of childish sunshine nnd Shadows
she was always ready to cure, by
the magic of a mother's kiss, the
the little, dirty, .chubby hands
whenever they were injured with
the rough old world.”
memory of the man was good lhat elephants have been known to
them 1. their guiding .tar through . Ii,t“?'7200 Uortniu species
'of birds, as the swan and raven,
1 e'~* *’ pass the 100-year mark; camels
sometimes live fifty years, horses
from twenty to thirty. Sheep,
oxen and dogs have less vitality.
( “The election of Barker and
Davis would remove from the arena
ol politic, the question, »hicb j „ u „Mom th>, , dog UwJ ,ongw
stand in the way of the cousidera | than fifteen years.—Ex.
tion of economic questions, aud for: ----•**——
Pl»aforth* Old Sheep.
Small Harry was saying his
prayers et his mother’s knee, and
slur was helping him out with a few
suggestions. “Bless and take care
this reason I believe that every
democrat who supported the ticket
in 1808 and 1900 should interest
himself in the success of the ticket
this year.—W. J. Bryan.
Ask your neighbor
Mods! Racket Store.
about the
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The Spooner Dramatic Co. will
appear at Maxwell hall commenc-
ing October 31st. 2
good Lantern.
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CISCO TIMETABLE.
Right you are my boy, rejoined
the scanty haired man who had
been up against the matrimonial
game for many years, and what a
lot of change she requires while
doing it.—Ex.
NO TROUCLC TO ANSWER QUESTION*.
Superb Pullman Yestibuled
SLEEPERS.
Handsome Reclining Chair Cars
(SEATS FREE)
ON ALL THROUGH TRAINS.
ONLT LINE WITH faat momtnfr and
evening treiue to Ht. boot* and tbs
East.
ONLY LINE WITH Pullman SUoperfi
arid mgliMfck Scarntt seat Coacatm
throupn (without chumrei to New
Orleans, daily.
ONLY LINE WITH handsome new Chair
Cars through (Without cliuuu;ui daily,
to St. Louis, Memphis ana ll Paso.
ONLY LIVE WITH a savfnff of 12 hours
to California.
ONLY LINE WITH Tourist Sl.-onlnjr
Cars, soml-wpohly, throuph (Wit aoiit.
change) to Sen Francisco and
St. Louis. —
ELEGANT DINING CARS TO 8T. LOUIS
ON THE
“CANNON BALL”
—-AND-
"NIGHT EXPRESS”
£. P. TURNER,
Ggherm. Passenger ano Ticket Aokit.
DALLAS. TEX.
The T. & ?. mails, east bonhd, ar-
rives at 1:45 p. m., west bound 2:32 p.
m. ami night trains at 1:29 a m west,
and 2:09 a m eaat.
The Central south bound arrives 1:30
p. m., w%t bound 2:32 p. m.
The Central's Swift leaves for the
south at 6:30 a m, aud arrives at 10 pm.
Mail .for Hobart,.Scran ton aud Atwell
arrives at 1 p m, leaves at .2 p m
Mail for Nimrod, Ciirtis aud Sahanno
leares at 2 p m; arrives at 12 ix\
,, , .f , , „ , . 0. , Mail for Romuey,Rising Htar, i’joneer
Go ^ta Mod®! Rtokst fltOltf fol/A an,j Blake leaves daily except Sunday
at 6:30 a m, arrives at 6:30 ,p m
The Cambell Bros, shows in Cisco
Oct. 28.
Dinning room girl wanted at
Hoffman Hotel in Cisco, ' l
Wanted—Quickly, few persons
to represent long established whole-
sale house among retail-merchants
and ageuts. Local territory pf few
counties., $18 salary and expenses
paid weekly. Expense money ad-
vanced. Commission extra. Per-
manent engagement. Business
successful. Previous experience,
not essential. Enclose self address!
envelope. Address, superintend
ent Travelers, 325 Dearborn '.St.;,
Chicago. 12 sepia
CISCO APERT
FOR JOB PRINTING.
‘Write for Prices.
50 YEARS'
EXPERIENCE ’
TrtApr Marks
Designs
CoeVRIGHTS &C.'
An-ono Apnlli'if r. PkPtoti and dPcrriptlnn wav
' iinlcttly Asoariain (,'jr <>i ■ :..-n frbe whether ail
Inventinti igprobaMy pnt liable. Cmiimunlav
UrmtatrtflUTCoi.BctAntb!!. llnnlbonk on Patenta
aent fro«. Cwleat « u'ht f r steuritur puten'g.
Patent* taken tbnmith Muim & to. receive
mtutl notice, without tdiann... in tba
Sdentifk /dtierican..
• A hmitHniiHEir lBw»nig|«»T -vertly. I.«reeet cir-
::ul»tioti. of a ay iClWitltie Journal. Terms, fit a
ye«r; four months, <L Sold by all newsdealers.
fflSJflM & Co.3e,B—New York
Branch Office. 6^ F St* WMblxuituu, D. C.
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Cisco Apert (Cisco, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 1, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 27, 1904, newspaper, October 27, 1904; Cisco, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth522283/m1/8/?q=%22~1%22~1&rotate=270: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Eastland Centennial Memorial Library.