The Cuero Daily Record. (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. [56], Ed. 1 Monday, September 11, 1899 Page: 4 of 4
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Late News Notes.
How a Woman
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diseases to the
enclose
NNIE STODGHILL
It isn’t necessary
she has “female tro
means days and nitjht^
no tongue can desci
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ache, and arm ache, ar
edge—the blues— de:
drains that the doctc
times even death seems
LADIES’ ADVISORY DE
For advice In rases re-
direction*, addreM, glvi
UdjM’ KriMTjr U*p’t, Th«
BEDicivc co., Chattan
Admiral Dewey sailed for Xew
York from Gibraltar September.;e.
A very malignant case of yellow
fever is reported at Jackson. Miss.,
and that city bns been 'generally
quarantined against. Xo new
at Xew Orleans.
DIRECTQRY.
DISTRICT OFFICERS. i
C. C. Garrett, chief justice; H. C. Pleas-
ants and F. A. Williams, associate jdpti-
ces of court of civil appeals, First district.
Court at Gaivestou.
Rudolph Kleberg, congressman Elev- j
truth district.
A. B. D tvi isou, sen iior Twenty-second
Place a
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representative Eight’. -
for a woman to give particulars. When she says
4bles”, other women kno.v what that means. . It
of endless suffering. It means headaches which
be. It means that terrible bearing and dragging
iomen. It means agonizing backache,and jhoulder
aches in the lower liiifrbsi it means nerves on
sjpondency and loss of hope., It means debilitating
rs call Ieucorrhoea. It means martyrdom—some-
preferable. And still Wine of Cajd’-ii will utterly
put those diseases and pain’s to rout
It has cur^d thousands of cases
when nothing else on earth would.
To the budding woman, to the
bride, to the wife, to the expectant
mother, to those going through
i ARTfJENT.
:<q airing sneria.l
« symptoms,
11a CT.iS 00b a
, T enn.
Dreyfus bears his sentence well.'
I His greatest solicitude is for his
j wife and habit". The latter he
! fears will be looked upon as the
j offspring of a traitor. ‘ Mrs. Prey?
fits is bearing up very well. It is
generally believed that lie will be
pardoned very soon. Public opin-
ion will demand such.action. The
German press is unanimous in pro-
nouncing the verdict infamous. In
all the*civiJized nations the press
has condemned the verdict.
the Change of Life, i his Vegetable Wipe is a blessing.
Druggists; Sell Large Bottles for $1.00.
OFFICE —
NBW ORLEAXS
BIRMINGHAM
ATLANTA ,
SA VANS AH
AUGUSTA, CHICAGO
Cotton, St<
Local
44 and 46 Broadway, N
REFERENCES—
New O' earut National Bank, New Orleans
Lowry Banking Co., Atlanta
ftrst National Hank, Birmingham
Meredntile Agencies
A Southern Pacific express train
was held up and robbed by four
masked men near Cochise, Arizona.
oThey secured $10,000 it is stated.
j James B. Euscis, former ambas-
sador to Prance, is dead.
/VYURPHY CO
The shortage in the European
wheat crop is estimated at 166,000,-
000 bushels.
(PRIVATE WIRES.
Brokers & Commission Merchants
:o<sks.
drain and Prpvisions.
Slecuritfes Bought and Sold.
NEW ORLEANS, LA.
HHNNEN BUILDING
As a result of the Dreyfus ver-
dict a general boycott of the Paris
exposition will occur. Several
instances, notably the leading
merchants of St. Louis who will
not attend the exposition, have oc-
curred in the United States and a
number in Europe.
Are You Interested.
Every appointment first-class and
all work executed neutly, carefully
and correctly by Alfonso Reyes.
His barber shop has no superior in
in Cuero. Try him.
CUERO MARKET.
<3uat|alupe
Bcaqemy.
Now in its
Twenty-Second
« I Year
Under the Same
Management.
es of h tlmr ugh English and classical educa-
(jr**|»arcd 10 enter any university. Term flivid-
ions of twenty weeks eacti. Board and tuition
atalogur containing full particulars address
Principal GUADALUOE ACADEMY. Cuero. Tax.
SESSION OPBlfcS SEP. 4.
The following prices are ruling in Cuero
tciday:
Cotton, lint. . . . . $5.60 to $ $5.85
Seed Cotton, per 100 lbs. . $1.90_ lO $2 00
Corn, shelled, per bushel ... .30
P* in hiiefc “- “ ... . . 28
Potatoes, sweet “ “ .... 50
Hay, Prairie, per ton..... 5 50-6 75
!“« Buffalo “ “.......6 00
44 Sorghum “ 44 ...... . 8 00
Btitter, fresh* couu try........12#
Bacon . 7
Ldrd ........... 7
Woo) ........... ... 8 11
Tallow........... . . 2#
Beeswax ......... 15-20
Chickens, per dozen . ... $1 00-$l 75
Turkeys “ pair ........60-90
Duicks “ dozen..... 1 50-2 50
Gefcse “ “ ..... 5 00-6.00
Eggs. . ... 8
Wood, per cord ....... 1 50-2 00
Hides, green, per pound..... 5
H flry flint “ “ ... . 13
“ salt 44 “ ..... 6-8
All the hranqh
tion. Students
ed into two sess:
moderate. Foffc
San Antonip|& Aransas Pass
Railway System.
« T O—— #
Chicago, Houston, St. Louis, Rockport,
Galveston, JNew Orleans, Corpus
Christi, and Eastern Points.
CUE
Bast Bound Arrives.......12:G
E J MARTINA
General Passenger Ardent, San Alu
Worth Your Persual.
RO SCHEDULE: }
p. m West Bound Arrives.......3:03 p. m.
S. ANDERSON,
onio. Passenger and Freight Agent, Cuero.
A Bargain.
We have 385 acres of laijd for
sale at $8 per acre if taken now.
Property is located 8 mile:, from
Cuero between Thomaston and
Bums stations. Two good dwell-
ing houses, two tenant houses,
wind mill, cistern, troughs, cribs,
buggy houses, etc., and 160 acres
in cultivation. . First come first
served. Want to sell at once. It
wont require much ready cz sh to
bay. Apply to the Record office
for particulars.
Lot 7
iu Block 13.
corner courthouse square
to C. C. Howerton.
Piano or Organ
Northeast
Apply
If you are thjinking of buying an
organ or a piano it may prove of j
interest to you to see the Record.
V..TRYING TO DO BUSINESS
WITHOUT ADVERTISING IS
r«- LIKE WINKING IN THE DARK;
YOU KNOW WHAT YOU ARE
D0ING,| BUT NOBODY ELSE
DOES.
Charley Keller, Jr., left on the
12:37 Sap today for another week’s
run on the road.
Our friend, R. H. Pntman, was
fu town today and showed us a
telegram he had just gotton from
hisibrother, Jim, who has been
quite $ick in El Paso, saying he
was up and doing nicely. His
friends in this county will be glad
to hear of his improvement.
Mrs. Sam Gates died at her
home near Hochheim Saturday at
10 o’clock and the remains will be
buried near there today. Deceased
leaves a husband and one child to
whom we extend sympathy and
condolence.—Yoakum Times.
Mrs. M. A. Pearce camd in to-
day from Portland on a visit to her
son in Clinton.
The Record is sorry to learn
that Master Aaron Pleasants is
quite sick at home.
August Schiwetz, Win. Letsch
and Alphabet Holland came in on
the 3:30 S. P. train today.
A) [swell party', the complimen-;
tary referred to in yesterday’s Rec-
ord to Miss Kleberg, Miss Kek-
hardf and Miss Fannie Heaton,
will occur tonight at Turner hall
and all who expect to attend anti-
cipate a delightful time.
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Levi Paul of FlCampo, who has
been .visiting Nursery for a time,
was ill Cuero today.
"On Again”April 30,The Katy Flyer.
S'.MCt.
;Vo. II. Br.i’.cv
k'-nicldisli :ct.
j, C. Wilson. <ib trict ju Igc.
j: Y. Va-i.erg, «iis.Lricf attorney
II 15. Eilgar. <iistrn t clerk.
I. --Cl c..-c.n- Convenes in Cuero tut-
't-’cntn M ont y cfitr.i.ie second Mon-
ty n: I ebrn.iry, and tiie lust Monday in
O'leriber, and may condmie in session
• :;r ••."cks. or until lG business is »lispo<
COUNTY OFFICERS.
v. Sumners. couutv judge.
G . j. Schleicher,' co.uuty attcrueyi
j Raker. coimt\ clerk.
W. II ua, lax collector.
II. E. Dahlman. ireasurer.
, C d. Schwab, assessor of taxes. • .<
( W. R. Garrett, county surveyor.
T. M. Stel!, sheriff.
County court Convenes in Cuero the
; firs* Monday in January, March, May,
July, September and November.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Precinct 1—A. XV. Eatuiau, Cuero.
Precinct -—H. Neumann, Yoakum.
Precinct 3—B. R. Burrow, Y’orktowu.
Precinct 4—J. Junker, Arueckeville.
CITY OFFICERS. *
J. C. Woodworth, mayor.
R. F. Heyer, secretary.
R. A. Nagel, treasurer, a
P. H. Caldwell, Assessor and Coliectoi
R. A. Pleasants, attorney.
G. H. Schleicher, surveyor.
Win. Miliigan, marahaE
ALDERMEN.
Ward 1£-H. J. Nagel, C. Lenz.
Ward 2—F. W. Bates, H. Heatoc'
Ward 3—V. J. Gruuder, P. W. Clement.
The city council meets the second Wed-
nesday of each month.
SCHOOL BOARD.
D. C. Proctor, president:
Wm. Frobese, treasurer.
F. Hutchings, secretary.
W. Wagner, O. L. Crouch, F. Cofin.
The mayor aud county judge are ex
officio members.
CHURCHES.
Catholic—High mass at JO; vespers a<
4 ; mass every day at 6.30 a. m. when not
impossible. Fathfr* Pinnfll.
Presbyterian—Preaching every Sunday
at 11 a m. and 8 p.m.; Sunday school at
9.30 a. m.; prayer meeting Wednesday
evenings at 8. J. P. Robertson.
Cumberland Presbyterian—No regular
pastor Sunday school each Sunday at
9 a. m. iu K. P. hall.
Church—Services
every Sunday at ii a. m. and 8 p. mi;
Sunday school at 9.30.
A. W. S. Garden.
German Lutheran—Services every Sun-
day at 10.30 a. in.; Sundav school at 9.
John Schubbrt.
Methodist—Services every Sunday at
11 a. m. and 8p. m; Sunday school 9.30.
XKOS GRBGORY.
Baptist—Preaching every Bvuday at 11
a. m. and 8 p. m.; Sunday school at£-j)0.
. J. S. Hutchinson.
German Methodist—Services at 10 a.
m. every Sunday.
SECRET SOCIETIES.
R. A. M.—Regular meeting first Wed
uesday uight every month.
A G. Thomas, Sec.
♦
L. O. T. M —Meetings on second and
fourth Friday iu every month at 3 p. m
Miss Crockett Murphy. R. K.
A. O, U. W.—Meets second Tuesday in
each month. G| W. Gerloff, Sec.
0. D. H. S.r-Meets the first and third
Thursday. E. Devereaux, Sec.
A. F. &. A. M.—Metis the second and
fourth Saturday nights iu each month.
Thos. M. Colston, Sec.
1. O. O. F.—Meets eger> Monday nighi
in Odd Fellow’s hail.-. Aug. Lby, Sec.
W. O. W.—Meets every Monday nighi
in K. P. ball. John Hammond, Clerk.
O. G. F.—Meets last Thursday in ev-
ery month. , § Aug. Lky, Sec.
K. of P.—Meets
in Castle hall at 8 o’i
% C T. NasS; K. of R. and S.
K. of H.—Meets first and third Tues-
day nights in each month.
G. W. Gerloff, Rep.
O. C. F.—Meets the second and fourth
Mondays in each month.
Rob’t. Heyer, Sec.
in the crack of a log, hit it jl mighty blow,
and the log will split or tha crack will l?e
lengthened. It you keep sui ting the wedge
‘ the log will finally tall apa 1.
It is so with advertising You have
goods to sell. You place an
Ad in the Record
for one time; it may sell your
goods with one insertion, or it
may not; hut if you leive that
v ad there for some weeks the
goods will rind a purchaser.
That's tiu; va ay to iook a I
\ tisins;. It’s like an en
' wed^e You Uon't kn<r
' far the sp :t will travc____
blow, but you d j kaou that
your weJ.'e inast be rilia-
oie. Th.vt's tile kind bf a
weJgo the Record is. It
w ili bring business to
any store If yoa hit it
every week Theiargir
V the ad the quickei
\ the businesses Uonq
v flit it a
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The RECORD Reacbes
That’s Why it Brings
fry1 >*;
Grace ( Episcopal)
very Sunday at 11 a.
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EDISON
INVENT
, once said, . ..
invention and reach
I could go no further,
threw the whole busin.
window. Afterward I
foolish the action was,
the wreck together.
something, and I fin___.
it was. It was a simpli
Wondered that I had
Many a man m t
hard ancHong, and is
with his progress,
times or circumstance
him. The simple
lacks is the upliftin„v
newspaper advertising
mistake for a merchai
along without it. More
thing the leading da
this section will help
and prosperity.
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Thursday night
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K. O. T. M.-Meets eve
Rob’t
cry Friday night
. Heyrr, Sec.
I. O. R. M.—Meets in K. P. hall on
Wednesdays, sleep of each aeven suns, at
the 8th run. Jno. Hammond, C. ?f R. ,
Home Forum—Meets every Tuesday
night at K. P. hall.
A. F. Trautwein, Sec.
C. K. of A.—Meets second and fourth
Sunday after High Mass at Cathelic rec-
tory. V. J. Grundkr, Sec.
’ Rathbone Sisters—Meets foufilh Thurs-
day night and second Thursday after-
noon of each month in K. P. hall.
O. E. S.—Meets first and third Tues-
day nights in each month.,
Miss Belle Wrllace, Sec.
OTHER ORGANIZATIONS.
The Cuero Board of Trade—Meets in
club rooms the first Monday night of ev-
ery month. Walter Reiffert, Sec.
Post M., T. P. A.—Meets first Satur-
day night of each month.
F. P. Sames, Sec.
II. P. Ii. Co—Meets the first Tuesday
night of each month, * .
R. A. Nagel, Sec.
M. I*. H. Co.—Meets the fourth Tues-
day night of each month.
Hugo Hardt, Sec.
H. & L. Co.—Meets the first Monday
Monday nights of each month.
J. X- Whitaker, Sec.
DeWitt County Medical Society—Dr.
E. W. Woodson, President; Dr. D. B.
Blake, Vice President ; Dr. J. H. Reuss,
Secretary and Treasurer. Meets the first
Monday night in each month.
The
Goggan
Piano—
Embraces everything that a thiity-twugyc
Texas climate would suggest, and for
on it has no superior and we doubt if an
quality it ia fully warranted, and we back
reputation. Besides the Goggan we still
ten distinct mikes of Pianos in diffemut <
leaders^ We can furnish the Stein way, _
or Emersoa as low and on as easy payments
ed anywhere. Pou’t pay commiaaioa agents,
fit men $400 and $500 for unknown boxes wfc
ard, first grade Piauo for that money. Parti*
mission or on half the profits have no regular
sell; the more they get the more profit there
ere of Pianos would do well to hesitate before
unknown makes of Pianos with strangers, 1
half profit men. We handle the world’s besi
and we also handle the cheapest pianos m
warrant everything we sell and can alyray!
warranty good. You run no risk in baying a
give you better value for your money than y<
sell you on easy payments WITHOUT NOTE
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Wood, H. G. The Cuero Daily Record. (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. [56], Ed. 1 Monday, September 11, 1899, newspaper, September 11, 1899; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth838154/m1/4/: accessed July 10, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.