Yoakum Weekly Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 5, 1910 Page: 3 of 8
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SU'NAL
of Locdt and Persona!
Ilnterost About Town.
Vodum H* Hnllftsville 2.
Humphreys went
In Sundii) iii11*i'noon.
you i g rote ru-(t
[& Bridgfwrth.
There is
17 if .
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pd Sunday from
|d« at I lalletsville,
ISAI.E Wood yard aud
Sap track, J. T.
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Hu gnu. „f ball played g
between Vnt,um Hrl<| Hatlete-| “
Vide Ht the l***r place Sunday #*
afternoon rt-sulut |n ^ to ore hs ja|
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CALL AND SEE THE LATEST IN
Ladies' Belts, Pins, Etc.,
shown above. Mp, o, t*.
Huenger, manager t t|U‘ h»-
I ruin cal«, says tliey ncquittt* them-
Will close
unheard
selves like professionals mid
he expects that they wiV. be
ahlt* to do up any local tenpin '
MRS.
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visit tl,i8 8ect‘on-
Savn an Iowa Man's Life
out my line of Jewelry at
of prices. Come and see.
E. H. COLEMAN.
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The very grave see inf 10
yawn before Robert Mads# of
West Burlington, Iowa, m en,
J. T, Shindler returned seven weeks in the liLpit-
afternoon from a brief *'• fo“r of the„.b,*t lesbians
gavehim-up, Then was foown
friends at lialletsville. uj,e marvelous curitive po>er of
your groceries from k^^ric Bitters. I'or, after
& Bridirfort h There is ei*ht months of frightful 4Uffer-
& rfridgtortn. 1 here *» inR from liver trouble an* yel-
low jaundice, getting no m]p
Will Bourke of Balias is*f™m olWer remedies or doctors,
Citv the truest Of his'*1™ bottles this matchless
cit> the guest of “i® \ mediciae.compietely cured him.
an(* It’s positively guaranteed for
Liver
l-ii.
the guest
sister, Ben
Bourke.
rK \ T T VO
or three
j Stomach, Liver or Kidney
troubles and never disappoints.
See Mrs. S. A. Wof-1
[)avis Avenue. 30 tl
nod Mrs. A. Van Dyke
l
|indny afternoon for Beau-'
where they wiil make
tome,
Only 50c at all druggists.
FOR SAFE KEEPING
Wo inviio our customers to leave their notes and
other valuable papers in our new steel-lined
Fire and Burglar-Proof Vault
This costs you nothing and may save you great loss.
Safety deposit boxes inside the vault may hie had,
if desired, at a nominal cost. If you are not a cus-
tomer of this Bank, become one at once, and take *
advantage of our many modern facilities.
S
The Yoakum National Bank
f Bay stallion, black mane i.nd tail, height 16i hands,
£ weight 12h7 pounds. Hamiltonian strain, from King
^ Rene and A Icy Wilkes that has a trotting record of 2.24
P 12 and 2.115 1-2. 'Known as the Sheftie d horse, now
▼ owned by S. S. Burkett. For further information call at
♦ BURKETT’S BARBER SHOP
X YOAKUM, TKXA8.
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TAKE YOUR
KanKin Endorses Johnson.
A question that has been up-
1 per most in the minds of a large
e your Fire Insurance "um,,1cr of. iWiibitiou voter.
W. mcuowen. .....»....... h"- '7" ,who
pshire Building. Atf.'su>,pmt 1 ((r-
** C. Rankin in the race for the
McKnight, the Mallets- governorship. The Doctor has
Contractor, was iii town a been an aggressive lighter in
[while Sunday on his way the prohibition ranks for a
from a visit to the West, long time-and is supposed to
Kidney Pills contain wield a greater influence with
>n^,te«l form ingredi- prohibitionists than any man
Established therapeutic in Texas. He lias held aloof
lue for the relief and cure of from taking sides in the con
“rtlJ’Bf™ r ailmealS' teat »» between the leadinepro
hibition candidates, viz: Poi n-
Hampus Roos was a pnssen- dexter and JohnsnA until Sun-1
Lrer on the west-bound Crock- ,j;iy when lie announced that he
ptt this morning headed for will lend his support
pan Antonio. w son.
Govfes Vour lire Loss I
IPS
^0 **■•«*?.
vvitli a policj in one of J
tLie lirm irisuraiKe corn- J
panics we represent. J
WLiy carry sucli a rysk J
when we’ll do it lor yoffc,]
at very reasonable rates.
We’ll name tFie rate on
any property at your
slightest suggestion.
'PRODUCE!
lO
2 -w Ross & Shall
IS
to John*
CvnuiiMitki Julius A *{»(*. Pvtf
No. M3. Dept. 3. G. A. R.
Mr. Isaac-, Cook, commander
of above post, Kewanee, . III.,
[eymnn has ocrer
th lJic v»eytt
titered u
iis morning.
. of above
Martin returner! to w<rites: ‘‘For a long time I was
ia this morning to re- bothered with backache and
Ks duties with th« Bailey pains so mss my kidneys. About
Company of that city.• |«»p monthsimto I .totted taking
. 'Foley s Kidney FMIs and soon
"LOST, a hunch of keys on a saw they were doing just as
cey ring, finder please return claimed. I kept on taking them
ia me to Herald office and re- and now I am free from back-
t-eive reward. jache, and the painful bladder
' misery is all gone. I like Fo-
S. A. Carnes and wife went ley»s Kidney Fibs so well that I
to San Antonio Sunday on a have told many of my friends
few days visit to friends and to and comrades about them and I
tnjoy the eight. in|the citv' “'“'l recommend them at every
opportunity, Sold by Koertli
After a pleasant visit with Bros.
siBter, Mrs Fleas Talk of ---—*— --
Cunge. Mrs. Tom Hinds re- f(J Wdliyemdnn Dfdd.
Turned home Sunday afternoon.
1
YOUR FISHING TACKLE
AND BASE BALL GOODS
The Best For the Least Mone\ at
IK lOAKUm BOOKS!OKt
Wall Paper and Canvas.
S. A-Carnes & Son
0 Houses at Yoakum and Shiner.
| Highest Market Price Paid
X aooooov too* xxy ^0<i00000<!
J. Henry Yentzen.
ARCHITECT.
P.O.Box 35. Yoakum, Texas
A Slight Accident.
News reached the city tliis
morning that Ed. Wangetnann
of Shiver had tliecl. He had
While out speeding his biry been ill for only a short time. 1
de Saturday af.ernoon, Master He was a brother of A. lb
PauF Carrol! accidently collided Wangetnann, an erstwile prom-
vith Master Stafford McCloud, inent Yoakumite and wasquite
fRUsing quite a shake up to well known here. iiis many
k^,-« it whh thought for friends in Yoakum will learn
time that Faul was seriously with deep regret of his death,
irt, and medical aid was
pirrie lly summoned. Exam- After spending the w e,.k end
lation developetl the (act that |,,,|'i,|llVs with her parents, Mr,
IjUHCs werc broken „nd tbat j„|„, Green, Miss
injuries were slight. 1 he J
fellow fainted In the'Amite Lee Green returned to
NICE TENDER
1 am now in the Spooliler
building on Grand avenue
and have fresh tender meat
at all times. Give me a call
Gus TKiele
A. SOLKE
THE HATTER
is now ready to clean, block and
rotrim your Hats. Patronise
homo industry and save express
PANAMA AND STRAW HATS
A SPECIALTY.
Judge Whuberley's Oid Stand.
FOR SALE!
Twenty cords of
Stove Wood. See
rVii.
| The YofKiimjLu
| -Has The-
: Largest Stock
r ..... s-
5 - Pl £
5 Ever Carried in Yoakum and would
» like to quote you prices before you £
* buy elsewhere.
" N. BAYLOR{
\ Manager. E
WW.VMW ff.W** MWWWMMWA fill
me at postoffice for »*♦♦♦
any amount. 11
ip and caused his parents,
and Mr*. W. P. Carroll,
dtlerable anxiety for a time.
FOLEY’S
NEY CURE
WILL CURE YOU
\y case of Kidney or
it disease tfrat is not
id the reach of medi-
Take it at once* Do
: having Bright's Dis-
! Diabetes. Thera is
gained by delay.
91.00 Bottles*
suMTiTirraa.
:rth br'os.
Yorkfmvn on the Davy this
morning l > resume her duties
as teacher in fhe public school
of that place.
Dr. W. W. HcVea, Den-
tist, over Yoakum Nation-
al Bank. \
KIU.THB COUGH
AwCURKmUWOS
•mDR.KINCS
new Discovery
2»IU\»SC
SSUr,
You Cen't (jet Around It
If you want really good, rich
and exquisitely Havered ice
cream at parties, bulls, recep-
tions or dinners you can’t find
any that will equal that made at
Yoakum Creamery
Hnilvp
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Dr. JC. A. Stagg returned
Suflday from his weekly visit
to Gonzales
Foley’' Kidney P^yu
itsiMh
unviMXLm
*UA*A*TUO SATttMCTO*? I
LSSJSSmSi^^SSmSSSmJ
re unti-
weptlc, tonic and r«JSUffit!fvean4
a prompt corn dive < f all ufth-
ary irregularities* Refuse sus
stitutes. Sold bv K er.tli Bros.
NEW
Post Cards and New Picture
Moulding arrived. Come
and see something nice.
Also notice Class Clean-
ers and Siencil Outfit*.
SIMPSON BOOK SIORt.
BARGAINS^
BARGAINS
IN REAL ESTATE
l . I HANDLE A FULL AND COMPI ETE
f STOCK OF EVERYTHING IN THE
\GROCERY LINE!
J
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Once a Customer Always One. Satisfaction Guar
anteed. Goods Delivered Prouiptly.
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D. E. COBB. PHONE 17 ^
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Kt)T:^RTH BROS.
Mrs. W. T. Green of Lock-*
hart iiassed throu gh the city
Sunday afternoon on her way
home from a visit to her home
*folka at Cameron.
Improved and unimproved
places of all sixes and in
all parts of town. Several
real snaps on East Hill.
Dullye & Co.
Next t)oor to MergentHal’*.
50 Life Scholarships at
On account of the recent demand upon ub by busineu men for
all kinds of office help, our enrollment ban been sufficiently reduced
to enable us to accommodate FIFTY more stuik-nta without any
additional expeiiHe, therefore, we have decided to offer u BIG DIS-
COUNT for a short time. Enter now and be ready for a frood poai-
ti»u next fall. Our courses in Bookkeeping, Banking, Shorthand,
Typewriting, Penmanship, Arithmetic, Letter Writing, Etc., are
thorough and practical; no better teachers in Texas, strongly in-
dorsed; satisfaction guaranteed. Many complete in three months.
This is your opportunity. W^ite for full particulars.
San Antonio Bus. College
126 WEST COMMERCE STREET. SAN ANTONIO
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Yoakum Weekly Herald (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 35, Ed. 1 Thursday, May 5, 1910, newspaper, May 5, 1910; Yoakum, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth647852/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carl and Mary Welhausen Library.