The Hondo Anvil Herald. (Hondo, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 34, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 1, 1911 Page: 2 of 8
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The Hondo Anvil Herald.
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II.• A VEAE AI*\ FRTISIXG RATES REASON AE1X
waited Mr*. B|
E»t*r*s: it tW Niteftw it Hoad* Tiui. as terstod rtoas sail i
SATURDAY. A PIUL 1. tMl.
DHANIS DOINGS. Hair Health
Interest CulUttor
from TW
DHanae Neva.
Inn VmHU was a HmA rail
law Carte was a Sax
Me thi* ■»«
Chart* Faftf «p*at
kem* frtha
Anteas* vtos
H Yaw Have Scalp or Haw
Trouble. Take Advaatape
af Tlua Offer
W* wit art effort to sa rtm^b
tS Ha* It
u »»vt it k •> a if « ai m
4» afi a* rtaaa it rt{L Sa«
rba* »>m carry rt away, aad Reial.
‘R’ **•» Taaac art gm aatire aan*-
wuh i ***** *• **• **y »eaid w**
I brth aa aa aad ear tuttaxu. art ta
Mr tad Mr*. Amur, Rrthe w«rv Saa f
Aatoesi raitum tto week-
Vugtl J ihaana attniiil the Cattle
Rai ner* Asxarattoa at San Aatoaav
Mr and Mr*. Jar. R«br wee* Sea ]
Aetna><» visitor* this weak.
Leat* Roth* art m, J«to artr a 1
trip ta Reevuie last week.
Master Hermaa F toman of HaA
visited relative* here Satwfav
Mi*se*Jaae and Ag»*a Keek were,
raring la D’Ham* Taratoy.
Sheriff Jse Ka.tr - was here Tuesday '
naim n n[ jury bo fur the rwatjr
cawrt
Miss Ida iWraer, whs was railed
hawie a ectuunt of the t!ln*»» *f her
mother, returned to Han Antonio Mult-t
day
Mr. and Mr*. l-oui* Gart« i**r were
Hondo vi-itor* Friday.
l*au Reinhart retaraed last Sat irdgy
from Mineral to«U*.
I»,.ra, u> Mr. and Mr*. Ahv To mint,
Saturday. March th, a tine fir!.
The Rohrbach building, south of the I
««r MMuaeas K**t«*
W«wU suffer
We aaewee rat that if y«ar haw is
hsfrwwiaf to aaaatwratty fait out «r if
vwb haw any scalp tmwbJ*. Re*.aU *W'
Haw T.iaw will pr >mn<l) eradaate
•MBdrvff, sciwutats haw growth ami
prevent prenatal* UMness.
Chw faith w Re sail Haw Taeir
rt so rtruag that wv ask yea w w > it
«« our pwiitive fuarartee that year
amaej wilt he cherrfuiiy refunded if it
Aw* at t An aa we ciauc T we ataea,
5tor aad li.tJD. Stdd «ah at affT *tsee—
the Retail Htorw FaftenhsrgA Martin
Comm sooner'» Card.
The law Btakea it the duty if the
( «rtim*»«M*ier to look after the puhHr
roade and itneu and to keep them ta
peeper coexist a* for trawl. In p*r-
forwuer this hit*, 1 hud that aw**
people are u ng the pub'* highway*
for a duett ag pround for all sorts of
ruhfemk This i* strictly » gainst the
law and parties guilty of such acta are
to
depot. I* betn*r repaired. Henry Rohr- | subject to prtNwcutimi and 1 hereby
bat-ti will put in a aln* and harae** re- j watr everyone not to do *w assn
pair shop i Observe the law* of your rwuatry and
Th» work on the
Prewsed Krwk C<>
Friday, a* the rain
The dam is 50 feet
tank of the
was stopped last
filled up the cut.
wide at the base.
•to feet lone and 10 feet high in the
anddi*. It i* intended to build it up
biff her later as all the waste ground
from uncovering the clay bed will be
put up on the dam ao as to get It out of
the way. The water shed tributary to
this tank covers an area of atouit 100
acres, mostly steep hill side* from
which the rain water run* off nearly as
faat as it falls, and as the underground
to ail clay the tank m eapected to hold
water like a jug. 12 to IS teams, all
from this netghl»orht»o<l, were employed
by the day in the work under foreman
Jake Walter. The neat thing the Com*
pany intend* to do is the grading of
the track from the depot to the clay
hill.
f 100 Reward. SI00
The reader* of this paper will be
pleased to learn that there if at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure in all ite stages and
that is Catarrh. Hull's Catarrh Cure
to the only positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity, Catarrh betng
a constitutional disease, requires a con*
atitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting direct-
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up the
constitution and assisting nature in die
ing its work. The proprietors have ao
much faith in its curative powers that
they offer One Hundred Dollars for any
case that it fails to cure. Send for list
of testimonial*. Address:
F. J. CHENEY A CO, Toledo. 0.
Sold by Druggists, Toe.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti-
pat ion.
G. H & $. A. Paiienfer Tram
Schedule.
ftoco i help your road com mis* toner, road
I overseer and the hand* that must wort
J the same to maintain good roods.
Respectfully submitted
R H Brucks.
Commissioner fVecinct l, Medina Co.
W* can promise you a clear, clean
skin and a beautiful completion if you
use ?,EM< > and 7.CMO SOAP scrorduif
to direction*.
7.EM0 is a skin heautifter and a
scientific preparation foe the treatment
of ectvma. pimples, dandruff and all
diseases of the skm and scalp. ZEMO
SOAP to the nicest, best lathering an-
tiseptic amp you ever used for toilet or
hath Sold by druggist* everywhere
and in Hondo by W. H. Windrow.
at aixg astiji
Er. a>m «>li: n
Mwa>* Lmar acd Maiv
haroaa were prnommt *i
Meaday
Mr*. Jack Hstxtoe irt
'» »*j! kbwfgrtg at trww
Aj.
la.** Maty Su
SaNtaa* «aw m ■ »t week.
to L A a*« mmd IwawNr made a
■Kara1*** tn# to S*a Aatoaa* W«ua*s»-
day-
itart Morri* tf Saa Aabsa^* ww* a
^artBsma «i»Awr *»*ee VeAaradav..
Mr-* Rcwe M«wiwr toft tm Has Aatm
BBS Vehewt w
a pwntMB aa the Swath W«ei
rtwl afftov
Mr* Jwe Mechtoe a# H,e.
her Mufttvr Mr*. Ale* J
*f CastivrUit was her*
da a th hto
•aar aad Rrtsmt Mawkm to aa th*
«a G»* Haw*r« */ to* Aatnarn vtortad
is vtoauag as
the Ato.au- City today
Mra Adam Itoitwart af Caatswvtlr
to4 a rail to Mr* Ja* ttoriraet
A sweet i-m* hat y gtri gtoddsaid
the hoaw af Mr. aad Mra Jaha Cetger
Maads) Match 30. Mother asrt child
are dwiag aril aad twpa to aR aanhw
Mesar* !,««*» aad Cm) Schmidt and
Atoto and Vifka Rlto triMMted hue
toeaa ra the Atoaw Ot) Ftrthy
Mr* Losui* .iureil and mm «e4 H a
M»»»a Tu*d*e took a pleasure tnp to
ll Haai* Satuntoy
•am, to Mr. aad Mrs Wbl Ahr a
hahy i*.y Thar,* ay. Marrh 22
last Tiaewiay night Mra. Wan. Jussr-
maaa w* » surprised by her eaN hrwttor,
Jehante Becker, whom she hasn't seen
foe seven v*ara, . ikih g here fruas
Ckleago Mr. fkekrf to «a hto way
home to la* Angetoe, CaL
Ferdinand A hr aid family returned
R me ?n at Sen Artonio aft**r a week’s
•t*y with retainc*.
Mc*»r*. KM. Teehirharl And. HaR
hardier and 1 tul uagge bewmed the
train for Han Ant< r*>
Hr. Schneider and family of prvtiw
board*d the tram frr H>>ru to ci»it
relative*
Albert Hurl of Mustang Prairte
was here to see his beet Sunday even-
uig.
Misse* Ratie Cumll and Mamo
Reirberser of the Saua paid a visit to
Mia* Maude Swewrtnger Sunday,
Miss Charlotte Mueller of Rabbit
ranch war shopping in t»»wn Monday
George lleathcork of Lytle was seen
on our streets Monday.
Mr. Grieven and sister of Saa An
tunw spent tost week with their uncle.
Otto Grievm. at Chicon
Mrv. F. A. Schneider of Macd-ma
was a pleasant visitor here Monday
Meaars. Joe L Tarhirhart and Ld A
LNEARTHED WHALE'S BORES
Job
rmtin
wiDon.
of the
rt a
•rwif» Up a
la «wmag inj th* hart
creek a artto toam the area*
totto Bar, the New York 5
Stofwst whale It feet hatow
Me* af the wetowa The
aeewcad the
were r
wit* tke
swctiea rrte of th*
toweght to NfM ■*»*
«f them vatoahle Tee
Hammrtl rtag wertt ll*
tw tow* to a bee whtoh tealaw* a
magset aad el
to*.’ th* boa. wtuto the
e^ evac R.
If peg aa
wtk yam. Aat Irt it mark ids awa wag
through ha a atom pt>tm aad
mak«a yaa fart had Get rtf af id
guakfy If takiag a
It
dmtrty Price Me. Sart by W H
Viadrew
The Lone Star Sail
Fritz Wohlschlegel, Proa
Handles Wines. Liquors, Beer r
Smokint and Chewing Tob*k\\*
Bckttffklff ff 014 StABd
South ot Depot
H»H%.
Bagmmwg aad K*A
k* the htoartaga of health aad far
•vac have a hegtaaiag.. aa mart they
atoe tad aa aad Rveeythiag rme*
hat to fait aad lacrtaws hat to ge
cay - AaBwrt
TLw St«ff of Lifa is
A daily samaiwl eharh a* Mprty All
ycieytoga*f aapptyieg yaasa "# art.
•art haw* it tohva
•amltoart
BI?EAD
Cake* Pia* be daily aad «
MATT RATH
Fnaaratar..
atoe all af the pert**.
Tlyw Oity
TW hear la*aa it* artivttjr at ttoaea
aad e**#d* help. HrrW* to aa affective
beer *timutoat It aW» punt . * the
boweto ttreagthaa* digeotum aaf re
rtor • strength, rtgwc and cheerful1
aptrit*. I'm* Me. Sort by W H.
W indroar. ! I
For Bargains in
REAL ESTATE
See W . B. Odom
At The H( ntlo Mate Bank
A A msut
A J. m;ut
Pm. U.UH IV k DKU. i
Oflici ini th first titiiul Bin!
Call* Filled Promptly Day and Night
J. H. FLETCHER. M D.
Tfflcphon* 58.
H0HD0. TEXAS
Fritz Fr erich s
Proprietor cf
The Favorite SalcciJ
Th* v»ry best Wine* Liquors. Cijttn
Beer always on hand.
Gfive h£e tx Call
-* arMM *m:»mb' aaifaamgMMHRtJOMtMMM'tv*
wvMwyyy ,n>. .
J. E. CALLAHAM LOUIS STIEOI
PROPRIETORS Or
CITY MEAT MARKI
DEALERS IX
Choice Fresh Meat of all Kir
Also Ice and Keg Beer
Meat and Ice Delivered to any Part of Tee*.
HIGHEST CASH - PRICE - PAID - FOB •£
Next to Frerich’s Saloon, Hondo,'
mrwra. *ur i- * Bt mrnari amj ua A g-v
Tarhirhart «.«Md u> Macdun. tort D^-W. H. SM ITh
Sunday
Wm Jungman had the mtofaetaaa < f Physician and Surgeon
toaiag a ITS colt this morning His
All Kinds of Insuras::
Statu* ts BMlip Sidney.
The Dame rtf Sir Philip Kidney la.
of roars* t»*M high la honor amimt
TKitrhmrn who cannot forget that
when he died at Zutphen. In 16M, he
was ftgbtlng in their cause against
ffpaln A committee has recently
been formed at Zutphen to arrange
for the erection of a statue to Sidney
at that place, and autorrtptlona are
ap|»ealed for not only la Holland but
In Great Britain
mules got to it in some way and killed
the valuable animal.
A card party waa given by Mias Olga
Druitcourt at the imm* of her brother
Joe Sunday night. Those preaent were
Miane* Olga Drtxtoourt. Maude Swear
inger, Hilda Rihn. and Regina and
Eienor Mangold and Meaars Wm Kel-
ley, Ed A Tschirhart and Robert and
Alfred Mangold All reported a moat
enjoyable time.
Louis Schmidt made a business trip
to Hondo Monday.
Messrs. Loui* Boemg and C, Kraft
Kicked By A Med Hera# of Mustang Praine were business vtoi
Samuel Birch, of Beetown, Wis., Ww Monday,
had a most norrow escape frt>m losing Mrs. Jar. htter visited Mrs, J, V. I
his leg. as no doctor could heal the Keicherser Monday,
frightful sore that developed, but at Mr# 1',nM •rtehmar ami daughter
tost Back ten's Arflics Salve tmrd H' mvt* tlMP Mrs. L A. Kmrnta,
completely. Its the greatest healer of Another stow, snaking rath fall hew
ulcer*, bums, boil*, eriema, scalds, S*lurday morning which amounted to
rut*, corn*, cold-sure*, bruises and “Loo* inched. bartm-rs ure all
bu*y wortnng in their fields.
March 2*. l»ll. ,
Oflk la [L ir v Ir Building
Heaidesic Phoae, No. 70
HONDO,
TEXAS
Representing the beat and strongest Ccmpuni
the world. Lowest possible rates cc ill
corns,
pile* on earth.
Windrow's.
Try it. 26c at W. H.
No. 7.
No. 9.
WEST BOl'ND
Arrives 10:17 P. M.
| Arrives ...1140 A. M.
EAST BOl'ND
No. 10. Arrives ... 5:33 P. M.
No. 8. Arrives B:2« A. M.
P. Jt’NGMANN, Jr., Agent.
Pcevsntion,
"Do ymi believe that music prevent*
crime?” "To a certain extent," re
plied Mr. Sfnnick. "When a man
keep, tioih hnnd* and hi* breath busy
with a cornet, yon know he can't be
picking pockets, attempting homicide
or slandering hto neigh bora.”
The correct treatment fur cuts,
hut ns, scald*, wounds, sore*, lumbago, 1
. rh« umatirm or rmuralgia is HaltorJ’s
-Snow Linimtnt. U 1* heaung, pene*.
trating and antiaeptic which to every
thing that ia neuthd to effset a com-
plete cure. Price 25c, M*c and 11.00
fier bottle. Sold by W. H. Windrow.
DR. R P. THOMAS,
DENTIST
Office on aecoftd floor of the I^ic We-
ber t mi>dmg.
Tek'jdtone at office and residence.
Hondo ff Tgxgg.
Louis j. rpucks
.LAWYER...
Local representative of the Gamer Ab-
stract and I .and Co. Complete ab-
stract of all lands in Medina cnrunty.
Office at the C'lurthouae Hondo. 1 r~m»
JOE SAUTER,
CARPENTER
AND BUILDER
Plat>*aud Mtecifi-attou* Furnished
Hondo, Texas
I^ox^do,
Te:
L
ED. H. SCHWEERS
Pxorxirrox
{HONDO MEAT MARKI
: Dealer in Fresh Meats and Ic
j Your Patronage Solicited
la the Market at All Tlmea lor Hide*.
jPhono IO. HONDO. T]
ISStStSSSSStSSesSMStSSStSttSMS*********'
J. H. MEYERS,
BLACKSMITH SHOP
Cooetipation brings many ailments in
its tram and is the primary cause of
attach sickness. Keep your boweto reg-
ular madam, and you will escape many
at the ailments to which women are
subject. Constipation is a very simple
thing, but like many simple things, it
may lead to serious consequence*. Na-
ture often needs a little assistance and
when Chamberlain's Tablets are given
at the first indication, much distress
and suffering may be avoided Sold by
all dealers.
•cak th* Wicks In Vinegar.
Women who are ustug oil lamp* In
their country oottages may be glad to
know that they will give a brighter
light If the wicks are soakrt In vine
gar and dried before they are used
A Healing Salve for Burnt. Chapped
Hand* and Sore Nipple*
As a healing salve for bum*, sores,
sore ntpplcs and chapped bunds Cham-
berlain's Salve is most excellent It
allays the pain of a bum si moat to- ___
stantly, and unless the injury is very |
severe, h-als the parts without leaving! ‘,0ur Uby criCT for
a scar. Price 25 cento. For sale by all i Cou|rh R''mw,y-’ writ<* T‘ B
dealers 1 K^ri**^ Rasaca. Ga. “It is the bent
__ cough remedy on the market for coughs,
colds and croup." For sale by all
dealers.
Thrift.
Thrift is the basis of sound nations!
»* wel! as individual character. - Lord
Rose berry
Th* Next Best Thing.
The Loafer— A ias! my ship doesn't
come In " The Ksal Man- Then get
a move on and heij. some other fellow
unload Ills."—Jlostun Evening Tran
script
Where you can get anything dun* in the
line of Carriar* work. Rubber tiring.
Plow, Buggy and Wagon work. Home-
shoeing, Buggy Painting and every thing
in Blacksmithing and Wood work. All
wort guaranteed. Also buy and sell
second-hand Buggies Prices right.
HONDO. TEXAS.
E. C. Collier & Son
• UNDERTAKERS
&EHBALMERS
UVALDE. TEXAS
He/tD-
QUART*
CRS
FOR
G£NT-*
THE Cl I<; 5.TL08I
6. H. Sagers. Prop.
Wi
'mcs.fiqwoo •»
POSITIONS OR MONEY BA1
I»K 100H<« 8 WACO SCHOOL *i,w e,ulnM-ta. bwkrt hr e^**- '*
!«■*» io Ue t'uit-. tuw t.. mcvi- piwUno* uu>t-r
Lame Shoulder is nearly aiway| due
Send the Anvil Herald to your rela-
•ivee and friends elsewhere It will be
• weekly news-letter to them. j aii dealers.
In cases of rheumatism relief from !
j»ain makes sleep and rest possible, to rheumatism of the muscles, and
This may be obtained by applying quickly yields to the free application of
Chamberlain’s Liniment. For sale by Chamberlain's Liniment. For sale by
ail dealers.
H. B. Taylor Flettber Davis
Manager* of the
HOMO 1,1 Ml COHPLW
Farnih. RanclKvd
Town Prom*rtv
HUSD0, -J- r * TEXAN. 1
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I'lLllOHOVS PRACTICAL BlSiMSS I8UJ,
I Edward W. CUe., Manager. W4C0' 1
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Davis, Fletcher. The Hondo Anvil Herald. (Hondo, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 34, Ed. 1 Saturday, April 1, 1911, newspaper, April 1, 1911; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth564546/m1/2/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Hondo Public Library.