The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 75, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 30, 1909 Page: 2 of 4
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England and Germany are very
badly scared of each other jas now,
and tbfe big navy idea is the j; cause
of the scare, just as It is the cause
of the war scare between Japan and
oar country. It will always be a
source of wonder how much Hob
son was paid for his spouting.
•FFICIAL 0R6AN OF CITY OF CUERO
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
It is said that the recent Indian
troubles near Henryttta, Okla.,
were mostly caused by escaped ne
gro desperadoes from Tenn., Ark.,
and Tex., who find safe retreat
It is to be
Pwr City Marshal
J. K. IRVIN.
WILLIAM MILLIGAN
among the Indians,
hoped the whole gang will be
rounded up and squared off.
W:
For City Assessor and Collector
R. H. PRESTON.
W. MANGOLD.
CHARLES D. PBAVY
Fbi City Treasurer <-
PRBD C. SCHRADE.
WALTER LeGALLKY
For Alderman Ward 2
W. K. BREEDEN
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A. P. TRAUTWEIN
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Now shall I write a lay,
Or shall I write a lilt?
Or matters it the way 1
In which the thing is built?
But whether ode oraoog, •
This much is certain quite,
When spring time comes along
I simply gotta write,
* —Swiped.
The dry weather ie likely to give
me people dry grins.
With free delivery oi mail, which
sow teems a certainty, Cuero will
> ; fake toother step forward; Help
; all you can^
m
'it.
• ■* Money makes some people happy
—perhsps. One of the wealthiest
women in New York killed herselt
because oi melancholy, it is. sup-
posed.
Morse says he is “an innocent
mao, yet one who has been promt
nent in Wall Street." Most people
wili not be ready to believe both
statements.
gfe:
Two congressmen came near
passing blows io4be bouse Satur-
day. Not the first time, however,
and there Is no real cause for ex-
citement over ft.
• •
A New York alderman refused to
draw his February pay because be
was our of the city during tbfr
month. An alderman of New
York. Can you catch that?
• \
A Victoria county man ordered a
lot of roofing iron from a mail or
der house, and when it arrived it
was sprinkled With holes. He sued
the railroad company, claiming
that lime had been allowed to come
in contact with the roofing while
on the road, and won in the lower
court, but the higher com t revers-
ed the case, as there was no testi-
mony except the statement in the
catalogue that the iron was shipped
in good condition. The judges of
the court of appeals said that was
not credible testimony. They
must bave once ordered something
from the mail order bouse.
[A Trade.
Who wants to buy a four room
bouse and nearly an acre of land
in South Cuero at a bargain? See
the Record. *
OPPORTUNITISE TOR YOUNG
WOMEN.
Nursing the Best Paid Occupa-
tion.
m
A writer in a recent issue of a
magazine wonders why bank cash-
fere* are so disagreeable and snappy
They are not, down here. They
are usually the politest of men.
Do wot take your auto to Europe.
One American did that and after
using it there brought it home and
hod to pay 45 per cent duty on it.
Sent one over there when yon go.
And now itarriman talks of re-
ts of re-
tiring from the ttwmsgement of
railroads, and those who have in-
terests in lines they do not want to
fill into Harriman's hands would
batter be watching bin.
The Philadelphia School for
Nnrses, 2239 Chestnut Street, Phi-
ladelphia, Pa., offers Free Scholar-
ships in Trained Nursing to young
women in every state in the Union.
The scholarships cover the full
two years'course,with room,board,
uniforms, laundering, etc., includ-
ed, and railroad fare paid to home
town or district upon ^ the comple-
tion of the course. I
A home study course and a short
resident course are also provided,
which quickly open the door ttFStf
portunity and enable progressive
students to render a noble service
to humanity and at the same time
acquire for themselves a substamial
□come from the best paid occupa-
tion now open to wotnen; besides
qualifying every student to deal
with emergencies in the home that
may mean the saving of a loved
CHANCE FOR
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EVERYBODY
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A $1.00 Pair of Scissors Free to Record Subscribers
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1.—T0 any subscriber we will give a pair of scissors with a year's subscription to the Daily Record at $4.25.
2*“T* *ny subscriber we will give A pair of scissors with rwo yearly subscriptions or four six months' suti-
script ions to the Daily Record at $8.00.
3*—To any subscriber we
at $1.25.
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give a pair of scissors with a year’s subscription to tl* Weekly Record
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4.—To any subscriber paying tho years in advance for the Weekly Record ($2.00) we will give a pair of
scissors, %
5*““To any subscriber paying ffir two yearly subscriptions or four six months' subscriptions to the Weekly
Record we will give a pair of scissors.
The above offers will give all a chance. Get busy and get a pair of scissors while they may be secured a
these easy terms. The scissors are 8 inches Ion full nickel plated, with self-sharpening patent tension snri
on/1 OMaranta&A fnr £ J _________1_____ 1 • « . ' ;
■od guaranteed for five year?, and bave recently been sold by canvasse s In this county lor *1.25 per pair.
one's life.
Far-Beeing philanthropists are
adding to the resources of this
school, with the view of ultimately
extending these benefits to earnest,
energetic young women in all conn.
try districts and lu all the smaller
towns and cities^
This Institution is approved and
endorsed by leading physicians and
educators. of the entire country.
Some of
the leading men of this
state are its strong supporters and
, as will be seen by the
ie which will be sent to any
endorsers
catalogne
one who writes to the School for it.
After all the two-ceat rate agita-
tion, It la shown that the Illinois
railroads increased their passenger
earnings over three million dollars
last year on the two-ceat rate-
A Houston negro and his wife
had a quarrel about gausage and be
was kilted, is a story in one of the
papers yesterday. Maybe be
\ wanted her to eat some ol the sai
sage made in Houston.
In Wisconsin it Is against the
law now to wear red, whits and
list tights, btfjflt makes no differ-
eqau down here. Ladles down hr
T«x« don't wear mob thing.-
Never beard of it Did
If you have Cuero property to
ill or to rent you had better list it
with Howerton & Co. they are
doing some telling work nowa-
days.
Stable for Rent
We have a good stable and lot
for rent at reasonable figure.
Howerton A Co.
Vonr Stationery
Is your silent representative, if
you e«ll floe goods that afra up.
to-date in style and of superior
quality ft ought to be reflected
in your printing. We produce the
kind that you need and W1Q not
to hash r
fee)
you.
That la the only kind tt
pays to need out.
ders to this offioe.
manufacturer's guarantee goes with every pair
YOU WILL HAVE TO HURRY!
Bcdios Notice.
By. virtue of authority vested in
me as Mayor oi the city of Cuero,
I hereby order an election, to be
held on the 6th dm* of April, 1909,
for the pnrpose Xf electing, the
following named officers:
One City Assessor and Collector,
One City Marshal.
One City Secretary
One City Treasurer.
One Alderman in ward No. 1.
One Alderman in ward No. 2.
One Alderman in ward No. 3.
Polling place in ward 1, City
Hall, R. C. Slick, presiding officer
Polling place in ward 2, Court
House, H. L- Heyer, , presiding
officer.
Polling place in ward 3. Gulf
Hotel, W. H. Marshall, presiding
officer.
Polls will open at 8 o’clock, a. m.
and remain open during the hours
prescribed by law governing
elections. &
All persons wishing tbeir names
placed upon the official Ballot will
so notify me twenty days prior to
the dqte of said election.
Crepu Effects in the Latest
Materials.
Paris,by the way,has fastened npon
a new word. Just as she takes old
colors and gives them fresh names
she has taken all the spring ma-
terials and dubbed them with the
surname crepu. Everything is
| “crepon crepu," “mohair crepu,"
shantung, eoline, serge, cheviot-
all crepu. Just what It means no
one seems to know, except that the
material appear to be a trifle
rougher, crisper and mbre woolly
than formerly. Otberwhe there is
no apparent reason for the sobri-
quet other than the Frenchman’s
passion for novelties even in words;
and phrases.—The April Delinca
tor.
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in Advertisng, asinSngagor
“GET IT OV
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kHEN Mr. frlanger, the head of the
Trust”
formance, of a play ia which he it
keeps shouting to the players and singers—11
GET IT OVER!99 he is anxious that voices m
carry
be preached to
should reafize that, in the Babel of Nowadays,
Buggy for Sale.
tire, bicycle
A fancy rubber
wheel Columbus buggy in good
repair for sale. For further parti-
culars see the Record.
cutated in the homes of all the people able to buy; or who
ore influenced by advertising.
Rent Houses.
If fou have a bouse tor rent list
it with us,we will find you a renter.
We have calls lor rent bouses every
day and can not supply
mand.
v With ample space, ample
sistence and the best medium for your
always be able to
tt
—wearied
GET IT OVE
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The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 75, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 30, 1909, newspaper, March 30, 1909; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth844283/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cuero Public Library.