The Cuero Daily Record. (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 86, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 24, 1899 Page: 4 of 4
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jThe Record
The World
Prospering in Coffeeville.
There are lots of Cameras,
but only ONE -KODAK,
and that’s the
In Coffeeville, Mississippi, A. J.
! McCaslin is doing an exceediug-
! ly large and prosperous business.
' He formerly lived in Cuero, and
| when here, a ; young man hardly
i grown, was in the employe of A.
W. Evans and it was he (Evans)
from whom we learned of MO
; Caslin’s great;success. A. J. Mc-
Caslin & Co. is the style of the
firm and they j do a general busi-
ness, dry goods, clothing, boots,
shoes, etc., groceries, restaurant,
| bakery and the like cover the lines
J carried and lie; writes Mr. Evans
| that he is tiding splendidly. A.
! J. ’s many Cuero friends will be
glad to hear of his success and
1 many of them wall say, of course,
“I knew it was in him,” etc. He
| was a poor boy when living in
Cuero. The Record rejoices at
his good fortune.
Woman Knows Woman
Zurich, Kan., Jan. 31.
I used Wine of Cardui for ner-
vousness and weakness in the
womb. After takiug one bottle I
was well again. I am a midwife
and always recommend Wine of
Cardui to my lady friends during
pregnancy and after birth as atonic.
Every lady who takes it finds that
it does even more than is claimed
for it.
MRS. V. M. B0I9VERT.
The POST or the NEWS?
We Can Supply You.
We are enabled to make this unprecedented offer for t
few weeks. If you want them you had better take the
The Weekly Record, the New York World (thrice-a-week
and the Houston Semi-Weekly Post or Galveston Semi-
News,
All for $2 a Year.
P A KODAK
tM unloaded in broad
daylight—Is so sim-
^ pie that it can be
u<-ed by a child—Re-
quires no special technical skill
or knowledge—Uses films: films
are unbreakable and are not
heavy. Glass plates are RO i HI
Can In had U T\ RPAITMAWT’Q
Six papers a week, or a paper every working day di
Subscribe now at the Record office.
Nobody knows woman like woman. .Wen go to medical col!
study books and listen to lectures. They learn indirectly of the dis
of women, but they are men and can nev >.r fully understand the ailm
the sufferings, the agonies of mothers, wives and sisters. A. wc
knows. Mrs. Boisvert knows. I: he has passed through the 1
and tribulations of her sex. She has been near by when her sisters
fered. She has seen them relieved and cared with Wine ot Cardui
it any wonder she recommends it? Is it any wonder that thous
year for $2
The Farm and Ranch included in above for 50c
EDISON, THE
INVENTOR
lAIIIS' ADVISORY DEPARTMENT.
For advice in cnees reqnirinfr special
directions, address, giving symptoms.
U4ln’ Ad»t*«rj pep’t. The fHATT4NOOI. A
UDICUK CO., Chattanooga, Tenn.
Watches. Clocks. Jewelry, Silver wear,
Diamonds, Spectacles, fine Cutlery,
Cut Glass, Musical Instruments, Sew-
ing machines, Scissors, Razors. Guns.
Ritles, Ammunition, Etc. 1 have the
finest and largest stock and lowest
prices of any house in Cuero—B,AR
NONE. Calfand price before making
your purchases.
the weak of all ages, helps and cures, al womanly ills.
Druggists Sell Large Bottles for $1.00.
Probably a Fake.
Sheriff Stell: tells us he put in a
whole day and rode 75 miles try-
ing to locate the negro highway-
men wrho held tip the Jew between
Cuero and Meyersville, mention of
which appeared in the Record Fri-
day of last week. From circum-
stances he thinks the robbery could
hardly have i occurred without
some one recognizing the two
negroes on horseback, as there
were parties close to the Jew on
both sides who saw no negroes.
once said, “I was working or
invention and reached a point wF
I could go no further. I got ingry.
threw the whole business out af
window. Afterward I thought; t
foolish the action was, and gathe
the wreck together. The thing lab
something, and 1 finally found w
it was. It was a simple thing, ai
wondered that I had notseenitbef
Many a man in business wc
hard and long, and is not satis
with his progress. He concludes
times or circumstances are aga
him. The simple thing his busjr
lacks is the uplifting power of d
newspaper advertising. It is a gi
mistake for a merchant to try to
along without it. More than any
thing the leading daily newspapie
this section will help him to spec
and prosperity.
JOHN WELCH
Main St. Watchmaker-Jeweler.
New York Texas and
Mexican...
You’ll Find the Cuero-
nade Hosiery
which is made of Texas cotton and
by the best workmanship for sale by
Mistrot Bros. & Co., F. A.
Taylor, E. Lucy and S. P.
Small, opposite postoffice.
Who’ll be next to fall in line t > help
home industry? Practice what you
preach.
Sunset
SUNSET
ROUTE
| Gulf, West Texas
9 and Pacific...
Route
To Secure Lowest Rates, Quickest and
...Best Service...
1 route your freight from New York and Seaboard via Morf
> points east of tbe Mississippi, via New Orleans; front poin
1 Mississippi, via H. & T. C. and Sunset. Q lick time and clc
1 at Houston and New Orleans for all points north and east.
Midway Plaisance.
A special train over the Katy to
Waco,thence over the Sap to Flato-
nia and on the Sunset to San An-
tonio, carries all of the fakirs from
the Dallas fair with their para-
phanalia to the San Antonio Inter-
national fair. They number from
100 to 150 and give assurance of a
good “Midway Plaisance” at
“Santone.” V
money
^ by purchasing through tickets, on sale at all coupon stations.
•O East-bound Passenger Train for Houston leaves Cuero at 9.30 a. m.
A West bound Pusdknger Train from. Houston arrives at CHero at 3.30 p. m,
^ Mixed Train for Victoria and Laxaca leakes Cuero at 3.36 p. ni. dailv
except Sunday; returning arrives Ht Cuero at 11.30 a. m.
J H. D. SHEPPARD, W. J. CRAIG, G. F. & P. A
^ Local Agent. Victoria, Te?as.
| <Mk Restaurant and
* yr Beer Saloon..:
J J Kleinecke Bid. Main St.
2 Fresh Fish Fridays, 10c lb
2 Oysters, per hundred. 50c CASH
g Fried or stewed, doz 25c CTmrTI v
g Oysters raw n’r doz. 20c STRICTLY
2 Oyster Loaf: fine dish 2 5c
A In addition to each dozen oysters
served, I give 5c in t ade—A glass of
Jg Beer, a Cigar or a Check.
% " GIVE MC YOUR PATRONAGE
Real Estate Traosfers.
San Antonio & Aransas Pass
Railway System.
•-TO----•
Chicago, Houston, St. Louis, Rockport,
Galveston, New Orleans, Corpus *
Christi, and Eastern Points.
Sarah R. French to Jno. Polka,
lot 2, block 9, section H., Cuero—
$150-
E. B. Carruth To Crocket Harris,
•| *
lot in Yoakum—$309.
J. W. McDonald and wife to
Mary J. Pridgen, 150 acres J. M.
Arocha league—$900.
F. W. Goss to W. T. Bagby, lot
1, block 1, Edgar—$200.
C. H. Stell and wife et. al. to R.
B. Benbow, 80)2 acres H. H. Bis-
sett league—$340. .
H. Yoelkel et. al. to Annie M.
Yoelkel, all interest in the Wm.
Voelkel estate—$1 and o. c. -
Crockett Harris and wife to E.
fl. Koch, lot 5, block 59, Yoakum
Goggan
Piano
QUEEN OF OAKDALE
Embraces everything that a thirty-twojyears’ experience
Texas climate would suggest, and for the,price and terra
on it has no superior and we doubt if an equal. Iu tone J
quality it is fully warranted, and we back the instrument
reputation. Besides the Goggan we still handle and carry
ten distinct makes of Pianos in different styles, including tl
leaders. We can furnish the Stein way, Chickeriog, Knal
or Emeison as low aud on as easy paymeuts as they —t bn
ed anywhere. Don’t pay commission agents, stra«ger»an4
fit men $400 aud $500 for unknown boxes when y«u own gt
ard, first grade Piano for that money. Parties selling good
mission or on half the profits have no regular price far the fa
sell; the more they get the more profit there is to divide,
ers of Pianos would do well to hesitate before placing their
unknown makes of Pianos with strangers, commission aj
half profit men. We handle the world’s best productions
and we also handle the cheapest pianos made, but remi
warrant everything we sell and can always t* found to
warranty good. You run no risk in buying a Piano of us.
give you better value for your money than you can get any'
sell you on easy payments WITHOUT NOTES.
CUERO SCHEDULE
.. 12:57 p. m
East Bound Arrives.
E J. MARTIN
General Passenger Agent, Sau Antonio.
1ST Bound Arrives.......3:03 p m.
P. S. ANDERSON,
Passenger and Freight Agent, Cuero.
“GOLDEN ADEL1A.”
Sxvect milk, 6c quart; fresh Jersey but-
ter, 20c lb.; cream 20c a quart. Satisfac-
tion insured. j. R. friar,
Dairyman and Breeder of Jersey Cattle.
The Daily Record
Clinton Cuttings.
H. G. WOOD, Editor.
J. C. HOWERTON, Bus. Mgr,
Clinton, Oct. 24.
The sad news of the death of
young “Buck” McCrabb.came as
a thunder shock to us all, having
been known here from childhood.
He was a good fellow and well
liked, aud we grieve with the
bereaved wife and children and
trust that the giver of all good will
watch over and comfort them.
Sunday school reorganized and
is held Sunday afternoon at 3, T.
A. Gu lett superintendent.
Miss Stella Pierce is having a
UNDER CANVAS
E. H. Koch to Wm. Hall, lot 5,
block 59, Yoakum—$225.
Frank Bucanek and wife to M.
J. Pridgen, 178 acres J. M. Arocha
league—$1500.
Wm. Duerr and wife to J. T.
Kilgore et al., part of block 30,
Yorktown—$50
Wm. Gohlke, Sr., to Frank
Ibrom, 88 H acres'J. Kimberling
league—$600. *; i
Frank Ibron and^wife to C. and
Rosalia Danisch, • 88 -4 acres J.
Limberling league—$400.
R. Maack to Gustav Franke,
493)2 acres J. S. Turner league—
$6000.
J. A. Miller and wife to E. B.
Corruth, lot 7, block 15, Yoakum
—$400.
B. F. McDonald iand wife to J.
H. Autry, 71 acres. E. Dunbar
league—$5. j •
CUERO,
Wednesday Night
Oct. J25th.
The Climax of All Tented Amuse
...ments...
A. G. ALLEN’S
BIG ORIGINAL
H. RUNGE&C
-8fS BANKERS
Two Bands,
Two Cars!
60—PEOPLE—60 ,
Clever Comniedians, Pretty Creole Girls,
Comic and Artistic Cake Walkers, and
the greatest galaxy of Sweet Singers of
the Sunny South ever assembled ;n one
company. All presented under a grand
commodious tent, seating over 2000 peo-
ple. Watch for grand, free street parade
on day of show.
Admission, 25 and 35c. *
Wholesale and Retail Grocers. Hardware
and Agricultural Implements.
The Record has been requested
‘ to announce that Rev. McCurdy
will conduct prayermeeting in the
Presbyterian church tomorrow
- night.
Max P. Schorre of Runge of the
Schorre Bros.*- Lumber Co. of this
• city is in the city looking after his
business interests.
W. A. Luhrsen of Stratton was
in Cuero today and brought. us 50
- cents foT John Simek’s Weekly
Record for the next year.
Remember A. G. Allen’s big,
original New Orleans colored min-
strels, over sixty people under
canvas, Wednesday night, Oc-
tober 25. Admission 25 and 35
cents.
*0n Again”April 30,The Katy Fiver.
Cal Tewes.
At the old age of
nervitahs
Cures Impotency, Night Emissions and
wasting diseases, all effects of self-
abuse, or excess and indis-
cretion. A nerve tonic and
blood builder. Brings the
lpink glow to patecheeks and
restores the fire of youth.
By mail 50c per box; 6 boxe6
for $2.50; with a written guaran-
tee to euro or refund the money.
Voilers & Brown are still haul-
ing corn to Goliad.
Several of our young people at-
tended ^he fest at Arneckeville last
Paul Pry.
away this afternoon; af 2:30 o’clock
on the Richter plaice across the
river. To* physical iexhaustion can i
death be attributed.; He was Mrs. j
Richter’s uncle and lias made her
home his home for the past quarter j
of a century.
v ■■■ ■■■! :
Hon. Rudolph Kleberg is back
from a visit to Yorktjown and other
western points, where he has been
renewing and , making acquain-
tances. He is looking well.
Saturday
Cotton.
Not tnc Cheapest, but Pre-eminently the B$i
lil&I
Alamo Iwsttbavp* Urn a~ «*egant catalogue. Addira
The receipts were about 50 bales
day at prices ranging as high as
.46 to.* seed and $6.66 for lint.
NERVITA MEDICAL CO.
Clinton A Jackson Sts., CHICAGO, ILL
E. M. Caldwell of CorpusChristi
passed t irough Cuero today going
home from Galveston.
On Again”April 30,The Katy Flyer,
On Again-'April 30,The Katy Flyer.1 “On Again”April 30,The Katy Flyei;
WINE OF CARDUI X
yWINE o
Published every day except Saturday. Sub-
scription 40 cent* pier month, or $4 per year.
-Weeklk edition 50 cents a year.
Entered in the Cuero postofliceas second-class
mail matter.
The ODlclal Organ ol the City ol Cuero.
RAILROAD TIME
CARD.
G. w. T. a P. (s. P. SYSTEM).
Regular Passenger Leaves.
.... 9:30 a. m
*• “ Arrives.
.. ..3 30 p. di
Mixed Train Leaves.......
** Arrives.......
S. A. AND A. P.
East-bound Leaves.. ____
.. .12:57 p. m
Mail closes...............
West-bound Leaves..
Mail closes...............
Mixed, west-bound, leaves.
... 8:30 a. m
“ east bound, “
... 7:62 p m
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Wood, H. G. The Cuero Daily Record. (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 86, Ed. 1 Tuesday, October 24, 1899, newspaper, October 24, 1899; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth838221/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.