The Cuero Daily Record. (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 91, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 4, 1902 Page: 2 of 4
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$1.00 quality 23-indi guaranteed
Black Taffeta Silk
Special this week
Fur this Week at Hodges’
$1.25 quality 27-inch guarauteed
Black Taffeta Silk
Special this week
GO DEEPER
INTO the purse if you would buy elsewhere goods of our quality. Prices have a way of soaring in other
stores that is impossible here. They are anchored down by our determination to give our customers the
15IDor I)KY GOODS at the littlest figures. Sometimes we lose money by sticking to the
resolution but we gain the confidence :and the custom of those who buy. Cmi't We Gain'* Yours.
Only a
of the Many Bargaing for This Week:
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One lot All Wodl 10*4 Colored Blankets
worth $3.50,'«pecial this week only $2.9€
1 lot All Wool White 10-4 Blankets
worth at other-stores $5.00,
special pricefor this week....
Ladles 08 Jackets, made of extra gade Kir-
sey Color, Black, Brown, Tan and Red,
special at $5. Ladies’ very fine Dress
Skirts at any pries from $1 to $12.
3 50
fFor this week only we will sell you any
of our 40, 42, 44 or 50 inch All Wool
Dress Godffs, worth 65c and 75c yard,
r^such as Sharkskin, Panama, Granite
•Cloth, Serges, Venitians, Cloths,
*etc., very special.......*.........
7<2*inch bleached and h«lf-bleached Table
Btamask worth 65c yard, special for this
week 49c yard. Good Honey Comb (A
Cotton Towels, per dozen..... ... Oil
c lot Boys’ Knee Pants Suits worth
up to $1.50, special this week. .... • w
Any of our Boys $2.50, special this week
$1.98. We received last week a new
lot of boys’ and young men’s suits.
Ladies 25c Black Hose special this week
15c. Boys’ and Girls’ 25c Hose, special
rgC. Boys’ and Girls’ 15c Hose, special
roc. Ladies’15c fine guage Silk ff|
Finished Hose, special for week.. .“Hi
One lot of Ladies’ All Wool Shirt Waists
this season’s goods, worth $1.50 to QA
$2, special for this week..........Onf
See oer eery butane liie ef Dress Trimmings, any
tkiig yet wait, all uidirpricel. Just received a
new let cf Ladies’ New Style Beits. We are al-
ways gitftig southing tew. Don’t (all ti rtsitour
store every day. We want y«r trade.
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Hodges Dry Gcods Co.
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A Fine Line of Season-
able Goods Can be
Found at Our Store-
Just received a Car of
PURE LOUISIANA
MOLASSES
something fine, in bulk
,*nd cans. TRY IT.
Have a Complete Stock
of Everything You May
Want in the Fancy and
Staple Grocery Line.
Otto Buchel & Co.
6R0CERS AND FEED DEALERS.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Tbe Record is authorized to announce
reen. the nominee of the De-
____legislature from
DeWitt count,
For County Judge—
C A. SUMNERS
?or District Clerk—
H. B. EDGAR
For County Attorney—
G%Q. J. §CEU,EICHBR
For County Clerk—
G. P. BOX
For Tax Aaaessor—
-9. T. SCHWAB
Frit ^a* Collector—
|> W. H. GRAHAM
For Sheriff—
T. M. 8TELL
For Connty Treasurer—
H. E. DAHLMANN
For Commissioner Precinct 1—
A. W. EATMAN
For Commissioner Precinct 2—
P. R. WITTE.
GEO. P. WILLIS.
For Justice Precinct 1—
A. W. STOKES
For Constable Precinct 1—
E. A. TULLY
For Justice of the Peace Precinct No. 2.
F. K. LYNCH.
For Pnblic Weigher of Cnero
FRED- SCHMIDT.
For Public Weigher of Yoakum
S. H. HUDSON
Services For Men and Boys.
Id spite of the heavy rain Sun-
day just before the boys’ meeting
there was a large attendance of
boys at the service at the Y. M. A.
building. The officers who were
elected last Sunday were In their
places and everybody seemed to
take^great pride in performing the
duties of his office to the best of his
ability.
The illustrated talk was very
interesting and instructive; five
colored chalk drawing were shown,,
the first representing “Christian”'
in Bunyan’s Pilgrim’s progress
leaving his home; the second his
meeting “Mr. Evangelist;” the
| third picture showed Christian in
the “Slough of Despond;” the
fourth the flames of fire coming out
of “Mt. Sinai,” and the last the
“Wicked Gate.” Next Sunday
tbe series will be continued review-
ing these and showing five or six
new ones.
The men’s meeting was well at-
tended and Rev. Garden gave a
very interesting and practical tall*.
* He said in substance that to be
a Christian was no,t to be
man but just tbe reverse, pointing
OPERA HOUSE
Tuesday, November 11
the greatest c: as.
TRAHP SHOWS
Rea) Estate Transfers.
j* with jt
DAL
ED I’
THE LARGEST LION IN THE WIRLD.
COMPETENT CAST
*OF CHARACTERS.
12 Big Specialties
Rev. A. H. P. McCurdy came
in from Alice last night. He gives
the particulars of the accident,
which resulted in the death of
young Thos. C, Wright, at or near
Canadian, and as deceased and
Mrs. Sames, his sister, have many
a weak "fronds In CuerOj who are deeply
interested, we give the particulars
to Jesus as the man who was any- as they came to us. Young Wright
thing but weak and how that his was asleeP in the caboose, his cat-
character was perfected through tle shipped by the same train,
-hardship and suffering and the when at a siding the two last cars
Tbe Accident Near Canadian.
One if tho Beat in Canty.
* For 30 days we are authorized
to oger 800 acres north of Cnero
with river front, 400 acres in cul-
tivation. This is one of the finest
trades of land in the county.
speak quick.
W. H. Graham & Co.
Five Dollars.
If an honest man picked up a
five dollar bill on Main street
today, lost either in Graves’,
Breeden’s or Hodges’ stores or be-
tween those places, he will please
return to the Record office and re-
ceive a liberal reward.
manliest in tbi8 V9l]A is a
Christian man. He said a man
must be developed in mind^ sou‘
and.body to be of the greatest ser-
vice to himself, his country, fami-
ly, etc., and that this was the kind
of men the Young Men’s Christian
association was producing through-
out the country. Rev.* Garden is
an earnest speaker and impresses
one with the fact that his heart is
in his work and his talk.
Diedrich Mueller ito Eilert Muel-1
ler, 56 acres sec. 63 and 63 acres j
section 61 Indianola railway sur-1
vey—$2450. I
J. B. Kasprzik an<} wife, M. F.,
to Ferd Gohlke, 6)£ acres Best
survey—$860.
L. A. Hoho and wife, J. A, H.,
to Henry Hohn, 200 acres Prather
eague—$4000.
Ad. Gerhardt and wife,Johanna,
to Henrietta Gerhardt, 100 acres
Lytle league—$1100.
G. Osterloh to Geo. Bade,22,500
square feet Gallettly survey—$700
Geo. Bade to Gus Regner, 450
square feet Gallettly survey—$275.
C. M. Terrell to J. W. Burns,
lot 3, block 13, Cuero—$400.
T. M. North and wife,* Maggie,
to J. B. North, 114 acres near old
town of Concrete—$600 and o. c.
Wm. Schlaboch and wife, Au-
guste, to Louis Voelkel, 138 acres
Gallettly survey—$3864.
H. C. Boldt and wife, Anna A.,
to H. Ludecke, 198 acres Arring-
ton survey—$3960.
J. A. Neumann and wife, Julia
Ann, to Lee Jackson, 50 acres Bid-
dy survey—$350.
E. Reiffert et al. to Chas. Strie-
del, lot 1, block 3, Nordheim.
Jos. Ludwig and wife, Maria, to
F. C. Danysch, 105 acres Kimber-
ling survey—#1500.
EVERY WOMAN I
Housekeepers, wives, mothers, every woman
who has the care of a family or household,
v has at one time or another spells oi backache
nervous weakness, sick headache and di*
orders in the digestion, caused as a rule by
domestic worry, overwork, irregular meals or
habitual constipation. To all women who
suffer in this way, we say:
. TAKE ....
Prickly Ash Bitters
■■■• IT. CURES*
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* It performs a marvelous transformation. The
tired, weak,*despondent, pale and bloodless
. victim is soon a strong, bright, happy woman,
with rosy cheeks and cLecrfql spirits.
Prickly Ash Bitters is sot a
actiag weSiciee as Use d«m ml&t laSirsts. ft
is ptoMMt to the taste, oM yet power** is
its cleoaoiag aad ropelstisg ieflsosco la tlw
vital orpoas.
flragghts all It—Piles- Jl.00
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A Rice Plantation.
We have 1650 acres on west
bank of Colorado river in Colorado
county near Eagle Lake for sale
or will trade part cash and part in
cheap ranch land. Owner has one
hundred acres in rice this year
that will go 75 bushels to the acre.
Ill health cause for selling.
W. H. Graham & Co.
in the train, including, of course,
the caboose, wefe uncoupled. It
~as the intention of the I Th* N Remedy far Croup,
men to do some switching with
the balance of the train, thinking
the cars uncoupled were held by
breaks. This was a mistake,
however, and as soon as
the balance of the . train
pulled on the two cars begun to
run back* the track being on a
considerable incline at that place.
They had gained a high rate of
speed when the engine of another
train came in violent contact with-
them. The force with which they
met was so great the caboose was
Who Waits a Cottage Home?
We can offer a trade to any one
wishing a small cottage of four;
rooms, hall and gallery, lot and
house, cistern, etc., in splendid
neighborhood for $800. Payments
easy or will trade for other town or
county property.
W. H. Graham & Co.
A Good Small Farm.
A Fine Heme.
150 acres 3^ miles from Cuero,
good story and half house, one
rent house, two molasses Igjgses, 7
ttcres in hog pasture, good well and
wind mill, 80 acres in cultivation,
two good cribs, all under fence,
river front, $25.
'i*l £
LyneiJDrog Co., Hochloim, C. P, Corson, Cbupside, Boston Bros., Special if’ts;
Mrs. Laura S. Webb,
Vice-President of Women's Democratic dubs of Northern Ohio.
[From the Atchisou, Knl., Daily Globe.]
This is the season when the woman
who kuowt the best remedies for croups
is in demand' in every neighborhood.
One ef tbe most terrible things in the
worked istobe awakened in the middle of
the nigh t by a whoop from one of&the
children. The croup remedies are al-
most as sure to be lost, in cate of croup,
as a revolver is sure to be lost in case ofJ,
burglars. There used to be au oldfash-
ioned remedy for croup, known as hive
syrup and tolu, bat some modern
mothers say that Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy ia better, and does pot coat so
lief ia a-shorter time. Give this remedy
as soon as the cronpy cough appears and*
it will prevent tbe attack. It never fails
and ia pleasant and safe to take. For
sale by all droggists.
. much. It causes the patient to ‘‘throw
almost splintered, the greater mi |N. «*t
tion of it rearing up on and stop- *
ping upon' tbe engine. In the
crash young Wright’s skull , was
fractured, from which he died.
The remains were taken through
Cnero... today to Corpus Cbristi
where the obsequies will occur to-
morrow. Tbe Record, joined by
their host of friends in Cnero,
greatly sympathizes with; tho be-
reaved relatives in their heavy loss.
The Vote.
^ 5 this eve the vote stood:
Courthouse, 221.
- City hall, 115.
Gulf hotel, 81.
At the courthouse indications
were favorable to Burow.
Rev. A. H. P. McCurdy left to-
day on the noon Sap for Alice on
his regular round.
Quite a number of friends of Mr.
and Mrs. F. P. Sames were at tbe
-
depot today with flowers, which
were placed on the coffin of Tom
C. Wright, whose (emains passed
through en route to Corpus Christi.
•JHERE ARE MANY
I I sickly women be-
I * 1 tween the ages of
45 and 55, but there are
very few invalids over 55
and 60 years of age. The
change of life coming to
a woman near her forty-
fourth year, either makes
her an invalid or gives
her a new lease on life. Those who
meet this change in ill health sel-
dom live ten years afterward, while
a woman who lays aside the active
duties of womanhood In health sel-
dom fails to Ifre on in happigpss,
years after she has passed €0. This
Is truly a critical time.
Mrs. Laura S. Webb, of Toledo,
Ohio, recognizes the change of life
is a dangerous period Add she also
has faith In Wine of Cardiff. She
writes:
“As I had always been trcuhlrd meet
or Less at the meaatrvai ocriod. I dreaded
4*
no pain and
and oc now
the change of life which
fast approaching. While vis-
iting with a friend I noticed
that sfia wss taking yoctr
Wine of Capkti, aad she was
so enthusiastic about it that I
decided to try a bottle. I ex-
perienced some relief the first
month, so I kept 00 taking it
for thiee months and now I
menstruate with no
I shall tabs it off
until I have pawed the climax. I do not
dread it now, as I am sure that your
Wine of Cardui will be of great benefit
at this time.”
Wine of Cardui is the remedy to
re-inforce a woman against the shock
that comes with the change of life.
It re-establishes healthy functions
after yean oi suffering. In doing
this it has saved thousands of suf-
ferers just in time. Do not wait
until suffering Is upon yon. Thor-
ough preparations should be mode
in advanot. Begin the Win# -of
Cardui treatment today. •
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WINEof CAR.PV1
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Drs. Bins, 6IM t TMlMftr
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Physicians and Surgeons
Special attention to the diseases of the
Rye, Ear. Nose and Throat. Office over
Bootoa R Kusitz drug store. Office and
residence telephones. Cuero, Texas.
X> Dra. R ATHOONB
K _ A KLEINECKE
THE NEELEY CURE.
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Cares Whiskey, Morphine, Cocaine
and Tobacco. Tbe only Keeley Insti-
tute in Texas; Oklahoma »ud Indian
Territory. Established in Dallas 1894.
The Keeley Institute,
Bellevue Place, Dalies, Texas.
J. H. Keith, Proprietor.
Peter
f Gratia ns
You don’t fiudSferior work tui
by tke Cnero SteMi Laundry. No 1
as or burns, no sffiazy work where starch
Is required. Only firat-cloas woth done*
phone Na. 4 and wilt Call for ybih order
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Wood, H. G. The Cuero Daily Record. (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 91, Ed. 1 Tuesday, November 4, 1902, newspaper, November 4, 1902; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth801916/m1/2/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.