The Llano News. (Llano, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 27, 1919 Page: 3 of 10
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cereals and relinquished its lease on the
new Bevo building. Our plant voluntarily
tendered the Government is now ready to
resume full capacity production of
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d^HE STATE OF TEXAS,
To the Sheriff or any Constable of
lano County—GREETING;
You are hereby cotninandfd to
ause the following notice to be pub-
lehetjjin a newspaper of general cir-
ulatlon which has been continuously
nd regularly published for a period
not less than one year preceding
date of the notice in the County
LMno, State of Texas, and you
hall cause said notice to be printed
least once each week for the per-
of ten days exclusive of the first
t of publication before the return
LETTERS—GUARDIANSHIP.
HE STATE OK TEXAS,
To All Persons interested in the
elfare of Hilma C, Keese, Edgar
eor^ and Nora Emma Keese, minors.
C. Keese, on January Ik, 1919, fil-
in the County Court of I.lano coun-
an application for Letters of
emporary Guardianship of the per-; Hemjcolftnanns, deceased, nnd to he
>ns i|p! estate of said minors, which , appoined executors of the Estate of
granted on said date and he,, sold Mrs. Lina Hemjeolttnanna.
said H. C. Keese, thereupon duly *hfch will be heard at the Court
lalifled as such Temporary Guard-! House thereof, in the City of Llnno,
and that said H. C. Keese In his j Texas, at whlefa time nil persons in
id application asks that his said ap terested in said Estate may appear |
intment as Temporary Guardian be »nd contest said application. If they ’
ade permanent at the next regular HP,‘ proper.
rm of said County Court and which HERE KAIL NOT, under penalty
be heard at the next Term of of the law, and of this Writ make
Xourt. commencing the lirst due return.
Dnd* in April, A. I). 1919, at the Given under my hand and seal r
i
mrt House (hereof, In the City of office on
ano. Texas/ at which time all per- 1919.
ns interested in the welfare of such
hei
rtffi
reof:
THE STATE OF TEXAS.
To the Sheriff or any Constable of
Llano County—GREETING:
You are hereby commanded to
cause the following notice to be pub-
lished In a newspaper of genera) cir-
culation which has been continuously
and regularly published for a period
of not less than one year preceding
the date of the notice fh the County
of Llano, State of *Texas, and you
shall cause said notice to be printed
at least once each week for the peri-
od of ten days exclusive of the first
day of publication before the return
day hereof;
NOTICE.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
To all Persons Interested in the
Estate of Mrs. Lins Hernjooltmanns,
60 TO THE RESCUE
Don’t Wait ’till It’. To. Late—Follow
the trample cf a Llano Citizen
Rescue the aching back.
If it keep on aching, trouble may
come
Often it indicates kidney weakness.
If you neglect the kidneys’ warn
ing,
Look out for urinary disorder.
This Llano citizen will show you
how to go to the rescue.
J. S. Osbourn, retired farmer, says:
"My kidneys ached irregularly and I
hud to get up frequently at night to
pass fho kidney secretions, losing my
rest. I got Doan's Kidney Pills from
deceased, Hugo B. Emkcn and Bern j Ransom A- Mclnnis Drug Store and
ard Lange hnve filed in the County ! found them to be all that Is claimed
Court of Llano County, an application f°r them Doan's did me more good
for the probate of the last will and than any other kidney medicine I had
Testament of the said Mrs. Lina nvor taken."
(By Brown Bros., Austin.)
People are Just now beginning to
realize that it in not hu much a quest-
ion of how much money they will be !
able to make this year as it is a quest- j
ion of what will be its purchasing |
power after they get it. The man !
who earned a small income a few
years ago was better off financially
jthan he is today with the amount
doubled. The farmer was making
more real money a few years ago
with cotton bringing twelve and a
half cents a pound titan he is now
with it bringing tweuty-five cents a
pound. This is true with the stock-
man who was making good money
raising csttle with yearlings worth
917.50 hut is having a hurd time mak-
ing a living with yearlings bringing
985 0« a head
We are having practical experience
in the achool of applied economics.
We have never before had to think
much about this economic problem,
hut present conditions change so rap-
idly that the business man becomes
bewildered.
Heretofore he has been able to es-
timate pretty close to what bis net
Income would be at the cn ' of the
year. Accordingly he knew si out how
to live and regulate his bust. •<*, and
whether or not to take on i <‘w ob-
ligations or a new business ' mture.
Present conditions. howev< . keep
him working In the dark. Tl o most
conservative men have become spec-
ulators against their wills becouse
business has become speculative with-
out any means to prevent it.
Under present conditions twice as
much money Is required to maintain
a family and operate a business as
wns necessary in pro war times. It Is
difficult to understand how any com-
modity like money could be doubled
without affecting the price. When the
demand for white Hour was Increased
the price would have gone sky-high,
but the government fixed a limit on
its use and made the people use sito
stltutes.
That Is what prevented a money
panic in the financial world. Where
there whs aol sufficient money to
meet the emergency a substitute was
used anil that substitute is what is
called credit
The Government did not have
enough money to fight the war, but
SdV6 £&eX63.th6tand
to the pocket o ft he In borer in the
form or increased wages Ho a!’ that
can be said is that the old fight
over the division of profits between
the producer, the manufacturer aud
the consumer, with labor the agitator
and agresaor.
This only fullfllls the prophecy of
Thomas Jefferson away back In the
early history of America when he said
that the peace and prosperity of the
country was safe so long as the ma-
jority of the people were engaged ill
the production of raw material from
land but that our troubles would be
gin when the numerical balance of
When we'll all be coming back
And we'll see that the (toys who push-
buggies,
Keep their bur ;;ies on their track.
Then under date of January 27th.
young Bleacher wrote to his sister
us follows:
Dear Hlster:
Hello, Bertie, I will try and tell
you all I know about France. The
streets are narrow; no porches on
the stores' or dwellings. All of them
are made of rock no lumber over
here. They even have rock shingles
on (he roof. The. women dress flue,
power shifted Inlo the hands of wage |()(,V( KOod; can't talk The men look
earners and factory hands in the tough and can't talk either,
cities. I You go to get a meal and you get
---0_-- l broad at one "joint" and the "eats”
LETTER FROM Witt. E. BLEECHF.R j at another ! meet women carrying
Corutnercy, France. light bread every time I go to town—
Sunday, Jail. 27. 1911.
Dear Father and oMther:
I am feeling fine and dandy lhis
evening. Just got through washing.
I am some washwoman, myself.
round loafs with a ring inside. They
slip it over their arms, unwrapped,
and here they go.
1 met a woman yesterday rolling
a wheelbarrow of lettuce going to
It is cold here this evening, "he market.
gtoiiml lias been frozen for sevetal
days. Lilting up for "chow” Is not at
all pleasant now when -'mi have to
stand in line some " minutes
nearly every time b n: •• our turn
comes.
I found a piece mqde up hy
:129th Infantry, Headquarters Com-
pany, so will send It aud if you will
put it in the paper I think It will
hit the spot with seven* I .hack there
They have no wagons. They use
two wheel cart* with one horse, ami
more than twenty-one million patriot
ic people supplied money lrom their j»rhe title is
savings and incomes and the Govern- j »0ur valient Home Guards.”
ment gave its __
with Interest.. I heir promises were : pyoni (jje b(,ys who are 'way overseas, 'feet.
never work tWo unless one is in front
t.f th« other. They sometimes work
four that way and then walk along
the Ride. The wheels are higher than
(he Hy head.
Home of the building are shot up
pretty badly, and everything is old-
fashioned and out of dnte.
The nectffir wear webden ahoes
and some of them sound like our old
Minnie" coining, ifor most people
promise to return it j Here’s to the boys who got married. ! drag them like she dries her hind
Price HOc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy -get
Doan's Kidney Pills—the same that
Mr. Osbourn had Foster MUbttrn
Co.. Mfgrs . Buffalo. N T.
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Seed corn. Cano seed, malse seed,
lidan seed at
LLANO FEED CO.
written and were called "Liberty
Bonds.” They are "credits” of the
highest type and there is absolutely
no possibility of repudiation or failure
with respect to payment according to
their terms
Here's to the Itoys who need airing, j The people live mostly on wine and
From the men who are < aught in the vegetables.
breeze (draft). | They have goon roads for one thing.
We rend in the daily papers of many and really, they could n't pul! those
exemption pleas, carts unless they did.
So tlie great difficulty j yODle claim they have a weak stout
uch; I
The girls are coming hack in this
of financing the war was met by our j ach; |i0wn fast. You know the Germans
system of vredits. Some claim they are lacking in teeth held this place a few days, and evlry-
Hy the same spsteni our great lines |juj (he Itoys over liehe think the body who could left. here. They are
of transportation, highways, ninim
fact tiring Industries art* built and op
crated, nnd these credits and bonds
are held by Individuals all over the
country. They exist principally In
the form of corporate stocks ami
bonds.
trouble
Is a hlg yellow streak up their back.
We know of good cannon fodder
That ought to be toting a puck.
Some seem to be really ambitious
To push 'round a nice baby cab.
When tiie truth of the business
Then wo come to the individual Thf)y 0UKh, to |)C uh,ng MtNub (Rifle
and we find him conducting his bus
practice)
Iness, no difference how small, based | Home arP H|r,.a(lv in action,
o nthe same system of ebredits. Ev-
ery business worth while muss have
some form of working capital. The
country merchant must have goods,
the stockman must have live stock
and the farmer must have teams and
tools.
Money that the Government bor
rows represents the value of capital
! Pushing their little carts,
, And we take It from daily papers.
That others have very good starts.
It is all very well to raise soldiers,
In fact, we read it's a fad.
But let's hope the new generation
Is mofr manly titan their dad
In years to come when the children
the 15th day of February,
I
nors may appear and contest such
TYion should they desire to tlq^
j>lb ■
attest; J. T HALLFORD. Clerk.
County Court, Llano County.
By S. K. HARGON, Deputy.
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A TEXA8 WONDER.
HEREIN FAIL NOT. Tint have vou t
I
m and there before said Court, this - - i
rlt, with your return thereon eti The Texas Wonder for kidney and
how you have exe- Madder troubles, gravel, diabetes,
ted the same. weak and lame backs, rheumatism
liven under my hand and the seal;'1'* irrcEUl*rlties of the kidneys an.!
biudder in both men and women.
Regulates bladder trouble In chil
dien. If not sold by your druggist,
will be mailed on receipt of $1.25
One small bottle is two month’s
treatment and often euros. Send
for sworn testimonials. Dr. E. W.
Hall. 2926 Olive Street St. Louis. I
Mo Sold by all druggists.—A3v.
said Court. February 1?. A. D. 1919
g J. T HALLFORD. Clerk
only Court, Llano County. Texas.
By S. E. HARGON. Deputy
Reasons!
Why ycu should use
Cardui. the woman’s
tonic, lor your troubles,
have been shown in
thousands of letters from
actual users of this medi-
cine, who speak from
personal experience. ' It
the results obtained by
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£9 vc Cardui a trial ? ***
I Ask their proud papas to tell
without the element of risk As we ' ut batt,l;S „ley fmiK|,t 'n
eoinc down the line of credit every | When many :i comrade fell
other form or credit Involves Roma |Th#y.„ hult, *n() hnw „„d stammer,
degree of risk nnd the amount of risk j And they.„ try lo sh)f, the scene
involved regulates the rate at which J Pf)r they.v#s n,,VPr ,M(,P
a given credit can be cashed. j0f th„ s,pw or »riny ^ans.
They never slept In a sh ‘11 hole.
We reach the greatest risk In the in
dividual without capital and with|0r W|||kf.d # ,onfl ^t f„r hours;
small earning capacity, and for such !Amon(, ,h* graves of their comrades
!unsecured credit the rate reaches the wb(> W(.rp ra8( ,n wlth(iul *„>< fi„WorK
maximum. , I They’ll tell of battles they fouvht.
( For the dear old fiat; of ours.
other women for so many
years have been so i
formly good, why
i Cardui r-----
-
ET*mup or nor*
to oohsttpathd child
tqjbder little Mamas*, Live*
» ad BmmIw
k at the
, your Utile tree's
bowels used aliassing
mm utid, cross, Uatlet
p, (nor act naturally, or ia lew-
«Mk sour, breath bad; has sore
aat, iHanhaa, fall of eold, give a
oaful of "California Syrup mt
and be a flew hours all tbs foul,
tnM weals, iiailliriatad food tad
mDmUj bomb out of its little
Ms without fdpK and you have a
ant rOwdus
SAYS LEMON JUICE a
WILL REMOVE FRECKLES
_l "B
1 Qlrlal * Maks this cheap beauty lottos ’
H i ta elaar and whRan your akin.
.. . .. Squeeze the juice of two lemons into
a bottle containing three ounce* at .
orchard white, dike well, aad you have !
a quarter pint of the beat freckle and 1
tan lotion, and complexion beautifler, at,
very, very Mall coat.
Your grocer has the lemons and aay
drug store or toilet counter will supply ,
three ounce* of orchard white for a few
teato. Itaaaage this sweetly fragrant
lotion into the Idea, arete, arms and
hands each day aad sea how freeklea and
bWatiabm disappear and haw clear, soft
Take
CARDUI
It Womb's Tonic
Mr*. Mary J. Irvin, of
Culleu, Va., writes:
"About 11 yean ago, 1
suffered untold misery
with female trouble, bear-
ing-dowu pains, head-
ache, numbness ... 1
would go for three weeks
almost bent double ...
.My husband went to Dr.
- for Cardui . . .
Aftrr taking about two
bct'.lcs I bc^sn goipg
? round and when 1 look
three bottles 1 could do
all my work.” E-DO
The farmer wlili unencumbered
land has a higher credit rating than
the landlea* tenant with only teams
and tool*.
) Tlio .stockman who own* hi* grazing
land ha* a higher credit rating than
j the stockman who leasns land or
|gras*. This la the economic principle \
[that underlie* all business and ha*
to be recognized nnd taken info eon
*lderation in all Itusine** intercourse
Therefore we have the ehe.ip politic
Ian* inflaming the mindH of laborers '
and agitating *ma!l bu*in« ss opera!* [
or* with a charge that they aTe being '
discriminated against. The fact is
this rendition has always existed
It ha* always been difficult for a
man without capital e'ther in the
form of physical property or mental
skill and ability to get forward In
the world and acquire wealth
When the sound of a cap toy pistol
Would wreck th»-ir nerve* tor hours
But the time Is drawing near now
uuvy coming back.
There are plenty of cooties here in
'.be Southwestern part of France
where we are now located. The clim-
ate here is uot very cold.
Where the hard fighting was done
;tt the last. Verdun, is only about
20 utiles from here. There were lots
of barbed wite entanglements and
other things Some Higlit! I have
seen a little of it hut I hope to go
there if 1 can There are shells out
tfibre I am told, that I could not
lift on» end of.
i There is a ea»e over there that will
hold fiu.tKW men. The Germans oc-
cupied it am! It certainly was a fine
place.
) Well I t.m tired writing on my
knee
I have told von all I know at present
and am sleepy loo, so will go to bed.
You ..re probably eating dinner about
•lov, 'iud it is dark here.
I want, to warn von now before I
forget It Don't blow any whistles
or bugle* in the morning when 1 get
home, for I won't stand for It. and
you w ill n«v>'r *» a soldier boy who
will. /
Your brother,
WILLIAM K ni.EEf'HEIt.
I.ltb Veterinary Hospital.
A. 1‘ O 747, A E F.
Ugh! Calomel Sickens; Salivates!
Please Try Dodson’s Liver Tone
I am idncorc f (My medicine does -not upset liver
mid bowels bo you loBe a d&y’g work.
Calomel loses vou s day ! Yon ' <lru,
know what calomel is. H’* mer-
cury; quicksilver. Calomel is dan-
When one purchases a manufactur- j gerous. It crashes into sour bile
like dynamite, craropinp and sick-
ed article he wonder* what become*
of the exces* he pays over the old-
time price We know that a* s pro-
ducer of r. wmaterlal he gets a part
of this back: that the manufacaure*
uses s part of ft to defray the increas-
ed cost of opera tfsg his plant and
tax burdens The remainder goes in*
Irugpat Hells for s few cent* n Urge
►ottie of DodsonV Liver Tone, which
is entirely Vegetable nnd pleasant to
tale and is a perfect substitute for
calomel. It is gunmnteed to start
esing you. Calomel attacks the, your liver without stirring you up
bonce and should never be put intot
your system.
iWhcn you feel bilious, aluppish,
constipated and all knocked out and
believe yon need a dose of dangerous
just Biuswbsr that your
inside, and can uot salivate.
7 tom’t take calomel! It makes you
sick the next day; it loses you a day’s
work. Dodson’s Laver Tone straight-
en* you right ap aad you feel great.
Ghp* it ta the
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The Llano News. (Llano, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 30, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 27, 1919, newspaper, February 27, 1919; Llano, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth768426/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Llano County Public Library.