The Clifton Record (Clifton, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 44, Ed. 1 Friday, January 28, 1910 Page: 3 of 8
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION
THE STATE OP TEXAS,
In the County Court, January
Term, A. D. 1910
To the Sheriff or any Constable
of Bosque County, Greeting:
You ark Hereby Commanded,
That by making Publication of
this Citation in some newspaper
published i n the County o f
Bosque, if there be a newspaper
published in said County, (but if
not, then in the nearest County
May Run Teddy For Speaker of
the House.
Washington, Jan. *20.—Roose-
velt for speaker of the house of
representatives. This is the
latest decision reached as “what
shall be done with our ex-presi-
dents,” according to a report
that has spread among members
of congress. It is even said Mr.
Roosevelt has agreed to run *or
congress in the first district of
New York state in which Oyster
where'a newspaper is published) Bay, his home, is located. Un-
derstanding that he will be elect
ed to the speakership if he runs,
it is declared, is insisted on by
Mr. Roosevelt. Representative
Wm. W. Cocks of the first dis-
trict, according to the report, is
willing to step down and out in
favor of Mr. Roosevelt.
Best Rigs, Courteous Treatment all the time. We soli-
cit your business and assure you that your interests
will be properly taken care of. First class Float line in
connection. Ring us up when needing our services.
Automobile Service in Connection
W Have nstalled a Hearse for Burial
Purposes
Prompt Service at AH Hours
Guin & White, Proprietors.
The Big Whiskey House of
L. CRADDOCK & CO.
D ALLA S=—
The Largest Shippers of Whiskey Direct
to Consumers in the SOUTH
Below We List a Few of Our Leading Brands:
OUR OWN aOTTUNU
Four Full Qts.
Craddock's 81.............4*> 00
CCraddock’s 92............. 1 00
Melba Rye................. * 0,1
Dillinger Rye............. *00
Canada Rye............... 3 <K>
Best Tennessee Whiskey.. 3 00
Craddock's Extra < *orn... 3 00
Nelson Sour Mash........ 2 r>0
Rock & Rye.............. 2 f>0
Alcohol.................. ■* oO
UOTTLKU IN BONO
Four Full Qts.
.James E. Pepper.........$.’> o0
Green River.............. '>00
Sunny Brook.............. o 00
Guckenheimer Rye......... .'>00
Kentucky Club............. * TO
Early Times............ t '>0
(Quality Club............. t TO
< 'b ar ( 'reek.............. 4 isj
(Express charges prepaid on four quarts or more.)
Send Us Money Order. We Do NOT Except Personal Checks.
QUICK SERVICE! Goods Go Forward By First
Express After Order Reaches Us
The Largest and Most Complete Stock
of Liquors in the South
If You Are Going to Need Anything
In my line, don’t fail to see me. 1 have an up-to-date Cornice
Brake with which I can form any kind of sheet metal in K ft lengths,
galvanized valley, Ridge Pole mould gutter, Yankee gutter and
all kinds of Cornice. I do all kinds of tin work, manufacture gal-
vanized tanks, cisterns, and milk coolers, sell pipe and pine fit-
tinirs, do all kinds of plumbing work. I sell both tubs and lava-
tories, and gasoline engines and irrigating pumps. If you need
anything in my line, don’t fail to see or address,
H S. PEARSON, Clifton, Texas
four weeks previous to the re-
turn day hereof, you summon
W. F. Shaw and J. G. Hollings-
worth whose residence i s u n«
known, to be and appear before
the County Court, to be holden
in and for the County of Bosque,
at the Court House -thereof, in
Meridian, on the third Monday
in January, 1910, the same being
the ICth day of Januarv, 1910,
File Number being 851 then and
there to answer the i>etition of
of Schow Brothers, a firm com-
jwsed of* P. E. Schow and O. E,
Scbow of Bosque county, Texas,
filed in said Court, on the 25th
day|of September A. D. 1909,
against the said W. F. Shaw and
J. G. Hollingsworth and alleging
in substance as follows, to-wit:
thatf^he defendants are indebted
to the {plaintiffs in the sum of
three hundred and ninety one
and 5-100 dollars, as ihm- an item-
ized and verified account for said
sum attached to plaintiffs petiton,
for goods,.wares and merchan-
dise had’and received by defend-
ants from plaintiffs, which ac-
count is due and wholly unpaid,
and though payment thereof has
often been demanded from de-
fendants yet they and each of
them have failed and refused to
to pay the same or any part
thereof. Plaintiffs pray judg-
ment for the full amount due on
said account, with interest there-
on at the rate of six per cent i>er
CuithI of a Severn Attack of Bron-
chitis b.\ ('hamberlain’K
Cough Remedy.
“OnlOctober 18th, Inst, my little
threefold daughter contracted a severe
cold which resulted in a bad case of
bronchitis,” says Mrs. W. G. Gibson,
Lexington, Kv. '‘She lost the power
of speech completely and was a very
sick child. Fortunately we had a
bottle|of Chamberlain's Cough Rem-
edy in the house and gave it to her
according to Die printed directions.
On the second day she was a great
deal better, and on the fifth day, Oc-
tober 23rd, she was entirely well of
her cold and broachitis, which 1 at-
tribute to this splendid medicine. 1
recommend ('hamberlain’s Cough
Remedy unreservedly as I have found
it the surest, safestfand quickest cure
fo.i colds, both for children and ad-
ults, ofjany 1 have ever used." For
side by all druggists.
Jurors Who Read.
Cleburne Enterprise: The Kn
terprise believes that is time
that the courts were breaking
away from the moss covered cus-
tom of refusing to let a man serve
on a jury because he lias read
newspapers and has manifested
a degree of intelligence. A man
annum, all costs of suit and h>r j w)10 rcads newspapers and en-
Farmers Attention; Seed Corn
Realizing that a good seed corn from as near home as it can
be gotten, fully matured, is essential to a good corn crop, I
have bought a car of “Pauls Valley White,” from Southern
Oklahoma, that I am going to sell out at $2.00 per sack of two
bushels. Come around and look at it before paying a fancy
price for your seed corn.
I am putting up my whole wheat Graham Flour in 12
and 24 pound sacks so any one can get a trial sack from his
grocer and no danger of it spoiling before it is eaten up
Try it, it’s good.
general and special relief.
Heiien Fail Not, but have you
then and there before said court
this writ with your return there-
on, showing how you haveexecu
ted the same.
WITNESS, l). J. Culbirth,
clerk of the county court of Bos
que county.
Given under my hand and seal
of said court in Meridian,this the
21st day of Dec. A. D. 1909.
1). S. Culbirth, C. C. C.
4t I 1 Bosque county.
< aught in the Rain
then a void and a cough- let it run
on-get pneumonia or consumption
that’s all. No matter how you get
our coutili don’t neglect it take
Ballard's Horehound Syrup and
yon’ll’be over it in no time. The sure
cure for coughs, colds, bronchitis and
all pulmonary diseases in young and
old. Sold t>y ’’rice ft Orimland.
A scene like that at the home
of Capt. Harris Wednesday af
ternoon drives home the thought
that we are a long way from the
Civil War. A dear wish of the
Captain's was carried out when
some twenty-five members of
the Bell County Camp of Con-
federate Veterans marched in
front of his remains to the hearse
and to the grave. A grand body
of men they always are. But
even the youngest among them
are on the shady side of sixty.
In the course of nature, it will
not be long till they all “cross
over the river and rest under the
shade of the trees.” - Belton
Jourpal.
Found Dead in Creek.
Kopperl, Jan. 24.—M. Brady, a
railroad laborer about 55 or 50
years old, was found dead in the
creek one mile north of here this
morning on the Santa Fe right of
way. It is supposed that he fell
while wading the creek and
drow ned, although the water was
not over 18 inches deep. He had
worked in an extra gang here.
Justice Hill of Morgan held an
inquest, but has not made his
verdict public yet. There were
n".marks of violence.
deavors to keep informed on the
current happenings is much bet-
ter qualified to render a verdict
according to the law and the ev
ideuce than the man who does
not keep in touch with the pro-
gress of the world. The Enter-
prise believes tiiat no inun who
does not read newspapers should
be allowed to serve on any jury.
See us for a new Buck’s stove
or range. They are the happy
home makers.—Rea & Co.
Accidently Killed.
Igist Saturday evening about 3
o’clock while Grundy Saddler
and Pickett Smith, both colored,
were playing with a revolver, the
gun was accidently discharged,
the ball striking the Saddler boy
j in the throat, coming out between
the shoulders. Physicians were
summoned who did all they could
but the boy died about 10 o’clock
the following night. The boys
were about 10 years old. -Valley
Mills Tribune.
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worth BncycIoi«dia, has recently given Imm lleliliii
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to employ your spare time. Tan eaa Bake af lawaetf *at
taa att. only plan out yaur carter and Oita aara. All our
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156 Fifth Ave., Room 459, Now York
City N. Y., orDrawer 50, Woeo Texas
Edward Toby, F. A. A.. C.P.A. Pres
Married at Advanced Ages
Temple, Tex., Jan. 20.—The
office of County Clerk Hugh
Harris at Belton was the scene
of a wedding today that was sur-
rounded by unusual features.
The contracting parties were E.
J. Spurill and Mrs. M. L. Hul
sey, both of Chadwicks Mill, San
Saba county, the ceremony being
performed by Countv Judge W.
S. Shipp In his application for
a license the prospective groom
declared his age at 83 years and
the bride’s 58 years. Interest
was further added when it be
came known that the groom was
taking unto himself the eighth
wife, four being deceased and
the remainder having been re
leased by process of law. On
the part of the bride the experi
cnee is number two.
The Meanest Man in Town
is the one who always wears a frown,
is oross uni! disagreeable, and is
short and sharp in his answer-,. Nine
case* out of ten it’s not the poor fel-
low* fault, it’s his liver and digestion
that make him feel so miserable, lie
van’t help being disagreeable. Are
you in danger oPgetting into that con-
dition? Than start at once taking
Ballard's Uerbine for your liver
the safe, sure and reliable vegetable
regulator. Sold by Price A- Orim-
land.
Poindexter Club Formed.
Eli, Hall Co. Tex. Jan. 22 An
enthusiastic Poindexter Club
has been organized at this place
with a majority of the Democrat-
ic voters enrolled as its members.
Qnanah-Clebnrne Project
Cleburne, Tex., Jan. 18.—It,
was learned today from a mem
ber of the railroad committee of
the Cleburne Board of Trade
that L. E. Walker, who was here
conferring with the business
men with reference to the build
ing of a (Juanah Cleburne line,
had also conferred with the
chief engineer of the Gulf, Colo
rado and Santa Fe road with
headquarters at Chicago, and the
latter stated that in case the line
was built via Glen Rose and
Stephenville, according to stan
dard measurements, that the
company would operate the line
under lease to an intersection
with its West Texas line. Glen
Rose and Stephenville, also Cle
burne, Breckenridge and Quan
ah, will give bonuses, it is stated,
and many citizens are expected
to subscribe for stock.
Ask for our own make whole
wheat graham, its fresh, pure
and rich. Take no other. Put
up in 12 and 24 lb sacks.—Bos
que County Mill & Elevator Co.
J. S. BOUNDS
Lawyer
VVJl! Practice in All the Court*
Meridian, Texas
MERIDIAN TRAINING SCHOOL
MERIDIAN, TEXAS
We offer at Meridian a Training School with a course
equal to any of a like character in the State We will be
gin the Fall Term Sept 7. with a faculty of nine teachers.
We have departments in the Primary, Intermediate and
Academic work. Also Music, Art and Stenography No
extra charge is made for the course in Bookkeeping.
For particulars call or see
G. T. BLUDWORTH, B. S.
President
Clifton-Made Flour!
Is the equal of any Flour made anywhere. It is the product of a mill that
is up-to-date in every particular, thoroughly modern in its equipment
and managed by men who know how to make good Flour. When you
buy “Clifton-made” you not only get as good Flour as can be made,
but you patronize a home industry that merits your support---that
adds to the industrial advance of Clifton and the surrounding country.
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The following leading brands are sold by all the merchants of Clifton
MAGNOLIA
Every Sack
SNOW DROP
WHITE ROSE
Guaranteed
CLIFTON BEAUTY
In addition to these we also make
WHOLE WHEAT GRAHAM PURE CORN CHOPS
PURE WHEAT BRAN WHITE CORN MEAL
Why not get in the habit of having whole wheat Graham Muffins for Breakfast. Order
a sack now from your Grocer. Put in 12 and 24 ]>ound sacks.
Bosque Co. Mill Elevator Co.
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Baldridge, Robert L. The Clifton Record (Clifton, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 44, Ed. 1 Friday, January 28, 1910, newspaper, January 28, 1910; Clifton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth775512/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Nellie Pederson Civic Library.