Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 21, 1906 Page: 4 of 16
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HALLETTS VILLE HERALD.
H,
Ayers
To be sure, you are growing
old. But why let everybody
see |t, in your gray hair?
Keep your hair dark and rich
and postpone age. If you will
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only use Ayer’s Hair Vigor,
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all the deep, rich color of
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Halletsville . Herald.
Thk unanimity with which the• The Herald editor receives
democratic dailies baveanuounc- the Appeal to Reason, the Kan-
ed their intention of supporting saw organ of socialism, through
W. J. Bryan for the presidency ' the courtesy of some Ballets-
on the democratic ticket, the ville socialist who believes it may
unanimity with which the state benefit him. He reads it oeca-
conventions have endorsed him, sionall.v to find what principles
indicate at least that the demo- are involved in socialism, what
cratic party will be\pmted in its precepts it teaches, aDd what the
choice of a standard bearer dur- (true character of equality is that
mg the campaign of 11)08. Mr. it advocates. He reads it on the
Bryan’s statement in which he principle that a democrat should
points out the difference between be conversant with republican
bis idea of democracy and social-! ideas and igpues and vice versa,
ism seems to have struck the Occasionally is noted an item re-
popular chord just right. His ferring to some poor devil living
idea of democracy is tQ .foster in New York, Chicago of seme
legitimate competition, allowing other congested thoroughfare,
every tub to stand on its own j who is reported to have' commit*
—All kinds of cold drinks at
Dave Landa’s.
—C. W. Kuykendall puichased
a new delivery wagon the pt st
week.
—Sam Cohn has a position
with Meyerhoff, acting as floor-
walker. *
—It is believed that cotton will
be marketed in Ilalletsville by
the middle of July.
—A fine bo.v was born to Mr.
and Mrs. A. T. Devall Thursday.
Both mother and babe doing
finely.
—Auvthing you waut in the
wa.y of staple and fancy gro-
ceriea nan he___found at Dave-
Landa’s.
— Henry Greenebaum left Sat-
urday for a business trip em-
bottom, as distinguished from ■ ted suicide, owing to bis inahili- bracing Houston and other
the socialist idea of eliminating i tv to secure employment, and
Published Every Thursday Morning.
C. P. Lehmann,...
W. R. Beaumler,.
.Publisher and Proprietor.
.............................Editor.
Thursday, June 21.
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Subscription Rates:
competition by pu
of everything, and
can idea of combines
competition, by the combines
owning nearly everything. The
democratic theory of turning
every man loose to make wfiat
hecan'of his brains and industry
so long as he does not trespass
upon the rights or liberties of his
fellow, is neatly expressed in
Mr. Bryan’s • interview cabled
from Berlinr_ No democratic
candidate has ever said it in few-
er words or made it clearer. It
this self-destruction is used by
the socialists to further advance
their theories of equality and
equable ' distribution of the
world’s wealth. It is the poorest
and flimsiest of arguments. The
man who commits suicide be-
cause he cannot find labor, nine
times out of ten must be dement-
ed, or too lazy to work and pre-
ferring the long sleep to daily
toil. It is true that labor is of
ten hard to find iu the large
cities, but why do men remain
TIME IS
COLD....
And when an accident
occurs and some one
is burned, scalded, cut
or bruised, there must
be no delay in applying
SEVERA’S
ST. GOTHARD’S OIL.
A flannel cloth saturated with this wond^rfuL -liniment-
should be "THE FIRST AID TO THE INJURED.”
No wise parent should be without it in the house. No one
can tell how soon it may be needed. Do you suffer from
any of the following. ?
points. n
—Louis Mobrmann purchased
a piano' last week, buying Hi
“Nefczow,” for which Alfred Baes-
sler is local agent.
— H. H. Schultz "expects to
move with his family to Kenedy
about July 1st and open an ice
cream parlor there.
—James Stasny of Sweet Home
purehasediH bill of lumber last
week for the erection of a com-
modious residence. *
—If you waut a copy of the
‘Soil Survey of Texas,” call ’and
get it now. The Herald’s sup-
Onc Copy . One Year...................
One Copy, Six Honthi,.................
Payable In Advance.
is a doctrine, too, which the peo- Isas and other Western states,
pie will uphold, for thousands of i the cotton fields and pine Forests
there? The wheat fields of kan-1 Pb’ has been received.
—Aaron August and children
came in from Runge• Fr-biay to,
Advertising Rates On Application
Lrtng Distance Telephone No. is.
This office is i nsured in the Printers’
Mutual Fire Insurance Association of
Texas.
years after the schemes. of today
for the creation of wealth by ar-
tificial means and the,creation of
universal happiness by statute
have been forgotten
Enterprise.
spend a few days with his father,
Joseph August and other rela-
tives.
Tr
fc-
; The man with a pull needs a
push also to win out.
The talk of the town: ‘‘Is
H-any hotter than Texas just
at present?”
m
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Another goqd crop this year
and dollars will look like dimes
in Lavaca county.
The Gonzales Inquirer has
»,ivj ’ net' 11 j j• typg u j is the
envy of less fortunate brethren.
The Bell ville Times says that
Texas has a lawyer evangelist,
* B *
and the bare statement of the
fact should be enough to cause
comment. —
The question the people want
to know is this: Is Jake Wolters
really speaking as a representa-
11; "L 1 »
h
tive of the people or as attorney
• for the Pullman Palace Car cor-
[
poration?
!
Missouri, Arkansas and In-
diana are practically pledged to
— :
Bryan for the democratic nomi-
nation for president in 1908.
f
What have the Nebraska and
f"
Ohio democrats to say?
where and school teaching is the
starting point for success in var-
ious walks of life. Veit in the
lists of normal -appointments
from this county there are very
few young men. Do the boys
want all the intellectuality and
worth of mind to pass to the*
gentler sex?—Cuero Star.
„ The true reason is that peda-
gogy fiays so poorly few ener-
getic or ambitious young men
adopt it as a life avocation.
Many teach school a few terms
merely to perfect themselves in
their education or to use it as a
stepping stone to some higher
and more remunerative pursuit.
Where one teacher makes $ 100
or more per month there are fifty
making $40 per month and less.
No wonder they don’t stick to it!
When school-teaching pays pro-
portionate Salaries for the energy
and education it demands, then
more of our young men will fol-
low it as a profession.
of Texas, the mines of the Rocky
Mountains, call for labor and
call in vain. Here in Texas no
man is without employment if he
Beaumont] is realiy desirous of working.
I We have room and remunera-
tive labor for all the poor devils | ,n*^ to bis lumber yard
—Charles Bagel invites you . to
visit his ice c^eam parlor. None
but white people served. You
are welcomed, will be? treated
nicely, and furnished the best of
cream and cold drinks.
SPRAINS?
BRUISES ?
CUTS?
TUMORS?
BURNS ?
LUMBAGO ?
SCALDS? 0
SWELLINGS ?
LAME BACK?
SKIN DISEASE?
INSECT BITES ?
RHEUMATIC PAINS?
ULCEROUS SORES?
STIFF JOINTS?
NEURALGIC PAINS?
!f so, apply Severa’s St. Gothard’s Oil
and have ready relief. Price 50 Cents.
................................................ ........................
_ “Accept luy thanks for what St. | rff used St. Gothard’s Oil on mv
Gothard’s Oil did for me. It cured S u , .
me of rheumatism in my whole f f°0t Whlch Wa8 Very sore aud ^
body, though I had scarcely been t Pained mg since.’’
able to, move.”
Frank Naidl
Andro Lacny,
Kelley’s Island, Ohio.
Two Rivers, Wis. j
DON’T WORRY, I!cats y°’*r blood, turns your hair gray, and
, rusts your mind. Worry shows weakuess—nerve
weakness.^ Look out for a total shattering of the most delicate of systems
SEVERA’S NERVOTON.
D
Be warned in time and brace your
nerves with a time-tried specific—
$1.00
HOW IS YOUR STOMACH?
In a certain Asiatic country, the people
greet each other with the above
—The Herald learns that U.
L. Williams, the well known Shi-
ner lumber merchant, contem-
plates adding a saw and pinning
What’s the matter with thej , - v v , ,
younir men of PeWitt county w,lle‘l 'V* ' “rk d11'
that so few of them care to quill- ca£° tenements. But the truth
ifv themselves as teachers? Men ; of the matter is-that many would
teachers are in demand every- rather go half-naked and half-
quostkmr-It is a very important one indeed, and the answer implies agreat
SEVERA’S STOMACH BITTERS
Price 50 Cents and $1.00.
AT ALL DRUGGISTS.
MEDICAL ADVICE FREE.
W. F. Severa Co.
starved in a city than breathe
the pure air of the country . and
soil their hands with farm labor.
If socialism uses such illustra-
tions as arguments it may gain
recruits among the tenement
classes, but will not with The
farming element, which is the
bone and siuew of America. The
farmer who has work for plow-
hands, for clearing land, for pick-
ing cotton, for harvesting wheat,
and for an hundred and one oth-
er duties, and cannot secure the
labor for it, will never embrace
socialism at the point of such
arguments.
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We don’t kDow who is at the
editorial helm of the Runge News
since Sam Buck retired, but who-
ever it is knows hjs business
thoroughly. Ilhe News is a bet-
ter local paper than it has been
for .two years past.
The Herald acknowledges re-
ceipt of a complimentary season
The Yoakum Herald, in speak-
ing of the great national game
of base ball, says that Hallets-
ville has a big lot of the biggest
kind of tans. All of which is true.
MalletsviJie has base ball fans
who will walk ten miles, spend
their last nickel, and then Walk
ten miles again to see a good
game of ball. It’s in the blood
and can’t be eradicated. A base
ball fan is as confirmed as a mor-
ph i n eA>rcokeJie^
ticket to the “Breakers” Bath-
house Go. of Galveston. Baker
Hoskins is the manager of t he
Company. The “Breakers” is a
new installation on the beach,
and other recent attractions
there are an electric park and
two skating rinks. The Galves-
ton beach has many attractions
for pleasurable enjoyment this
season, among which the “Break-
ers” will be the leading feature.
one thing to it: Base ball is a
clean, healthy sport and the man
or woman who enjoys and sup-
ports it is usually clean, healthy-
minded.
Four prosperous Lavaca coun-
ty farmers came in Saturday aud
four more Monday, to look at
Wiison county land. We have
quite a numberof Lavaca county
people and they are all thrifty,
prosperous people and we wel-
come them here. — Flores ville
Journal.
Lavaca county farmers are
among the Dest in Texas. And in
Lavaca coinity they have the best
agricultural county in Texas. The
only reason why they are leav-
ing is that they have brought
their lands to a high degree of fer-
tility and can get from $40 tj
$50 per acre, and out west they
can buy the same lands for $10
per acre. They will build up the
new country and when laud vat-
uations increase two or threc-
hundred fold, will sell and move
— P. M. Brown has moved into
his new building, aud the store
he vacates is now occupied by
Peter Raska. Frank Yrazel has
rented and will move into the
place vacated by Mr. Raska.
—Charles 1’etru, who was seri-
ously carved about the face and
head some weeks since by his
brother-in law, F. F L^dnicky,
is able to be up and about, lie
will return to work with the Sap
July 1st. j
—Resinning July 1st Postmas-
ter J. M. Clark of Yoakum gets
an advance in salary and will
draw $1000 per year. The
Yoakum office has just missed by
a narrow margin going into, the
second class.
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B FRIENCH SIMPSON §§
! Lawyer, Land and Insurance Agent,!
w.wwwms'iir?’'
HALLETTSVJLLE, TEXAS.
.....am 23.......... ' '■ '®
~ Lauds In All Parts Of Texas For Sale, i
Zz. Member San Antonio and Aransas Pass Ry Immigration ^3
|fr - . Association. Extraordinary facilities for :• r2
Buying and selling Land. r=3
—Frank kahanek who still re-
sides in San Antonio where?" he is
engaged in the saloon business,
expects to return to Halle.tsville
shortly and agailp engage in
farming, as he Own& f£ -title farm
near town. He purchased a
windmill last week for erection
at his place.
§ IF you wish to sell, list your lands with 3
p me and get the benefit of the Association’s ^
Service
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—Shiner Lodge No. 811, A. F. j
and A. M., elected officers for the I
ensuing year at the last regular}
meeting as follows: U. L: Wil-
liams. \V VI ; S.—A. Carnes. Sp-.-
farther west.
The Taylor Texan tells of a
prank played by a bolt of ligiit-
Tite Floresville Chronicle has
been sold by Mrs. Alice Dickey to
Dr. J. V. Blake, and Joe Boeh-
raer retires as editor and maim-
WardenjS. J Youhgs, Jr. War-
den; R. G. Flato, Secretary: E.
F. Wolters, Treasurer; I I). Cur-1
rv, 'Filer.— Shiner Gazette.
— Bovce Chapter No i L^f).
Royal Arch Masons, elected tie
following officers at the la<r rey.
ulat rneetiriir: Friench Simpson,
High Priest; A B Devall, Kinp;
July
RATE
ONE FARE
for the
Round Trip
Via
Selling July 13-14-15. Limit Aug 20
ning near there recently?" The | ^ asp’ F. W. Schulz, Scribe; R 1). Zntr-
Ior further information ask
Santa Fe Agent or address
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GALVESTON
The columns of the Herald
are free for the discussion. of any
issues or piinciples involved in
political campaigns, provided
they are signed by the writer and
are free from malice or black-
guardism. At the same time no
candidate can discuss issues that
bear directly or indirectly upon
his caudidacy unless at legiti-
mate advertising rates. We are
not here to save the country or
to boost candidates into office,
but to make this enterprise a
paying investment.
electric fluid struck a barn, tear-
ing a rafter into splinters and
knocking down a chicken. In
one of the rooms were two liens
not more than a few inches
apart. One hen was literally
picked clean by the lightning and
scorched feathers scattered all
over the barn while the other
hen w^as untouchecl. We under-
stand that Williamson is a local
option county which accounts
for it.
Are the people of Ilalletsville
going to stand supinely and al-
low nothing to be done to cele-
brate the great and glorious
Fourth of July? Ezzell and Sa-
lem could do better than that.
where fie will re-enter the news-
paper business. Dr. Blake, the
wait. Treasurer; Charles Pillar,
Secretary; W. H. Bennett, Cap-
new proprietor, i6 the principal I tain of the Host; George A.
stock holder in the Floresville 1 ^^ » H - U. Haler, Ro\al
Journal Company, and his pur-
cimse means a combination of
interests and colitrol of thecoun-
ty from a newspaper standpoint. |
Claude Easterling, for shine time
past with the Journal, goes to
the Chronicle under the new man-
agement.
Arch Captain; A. Meyerhoff. Bid
veil; W. R McCutchan, 2nd veiq
A. B. 'Noble, 1st veil, and S. G.
Tarkington. guard.
Mother’s Ear
For Sale.
195 acres of land, 8 miles west
of Ilalletsville on S. A. A. P.
Ry., 120 acres in cultivation. 3
houses and barns, 3 wells and
windmill. Price $30 per acre.
For particulars call At the Her-
ald office.
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Beaumier, W. R. Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 35, No. 17, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 21, 1906, newspaper, June 21, 1906; Hallettsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth804214/m1/4/: accessed June 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Friench Simpson Memorial Library.