The Clarksville Times. (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, January 7, 1910 Page: 2 of 4
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3 Past 2 Years
1909 Salts S60.4S7.45
Our Sales For
t ' v
1908 Sales $43,162.20
Low prices and good goods has been our motto throughout the
year. We buy largely fn car load quantities. We pay cash
and get the best cash prices and discounts from them all.
19x0 finds us better prepared to make it warm for all com-
petition. We wank everybody to feel at home with us, and ii
we have done anyood a wrong we want the firit opportunity to
make it right.
46 and 77
Brlqklej vgns the town of that
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•T HE CLMISVILLE TIMES COMr
LATER STMBEHY, Prat. A Masagt
W. M. STANBER|Y, Editor.
KNTERKD AT THE CLARKSVILLE PO Sr |
OmCK AS SEO^WD CLASS MATTES.
ANNOUNCEMENTS j
Announcements under this he&<
will be charged for at the follow
ing rate:—
County offices $5.0(
Precinct “ $2.5(
Clash with order to everybody
For Dlstriot Clerk
If. T. AWBRBY
For Representative/
W. W. LAWSON.
For Sheriff
JOHN S. STEPHENS
For Tax Collector
SAM M. POUTER
W. N. CARTER
JOHN FORD_
For County Attorney,
a. O. JONES.
For County Superintendent
W. J. (JAY DEN
▲. W. (TEE) DIFFEK.
_H. O. DODD._
For Commissioner precint 1 A 2
ED MAULDIN._—
For Cotton Weigher
TOM HENDER
W. J. (jap) dinwiddie
The water wagon had a pret-
ty morning Saturday to make its
start, and started out well load-
ed up with “the hoy*,” all of
Whom The Times hopes may be
able to hang on all the way
through._
In the jear 1910 we hope to
aea every evil in Clarksville
grow smaller, and every virtue
grow stronger and better, and it
shall ba our aim in our feeble
way to do what we can to help
bring about such a state of
affairs. _
Personally the editor of The
Times has been very favorably
disposed towards the candidacy
of Judge William Poindexter for
governor, but if be withdraws
and tarns against Cone Johnson,
ws are ready to own up that
our satimation of him as a pro
hibitiodist was badly overdrawn.
Mow that the town is filling
ap with automobiles, it stands
everybody more than ever in
hand to hitch their teams se
Does not dolor the Hair
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR
Itopa railing Mmlr
Destroys Dandruff
An Elegant Drasalpg
Makes Hair Grow
b-fH of Sulphur, Glycerin, Quinin. Sodium Chlorid. Capsicum, Sage, Alcohol,
Watar, Perfume. Ask your doctor his opinion of such a hair preparation.
AYER'S HAIR VIGOR
Does not Color thb Hair
J. Q. A«
I OOUWT. Low.ll, Mm.
"Joshing” is a rather poor
business at beet, and when run
into the ground it becomes an
infernal nuisance. Besides it is
undignified and unbusiness like,
and few will think the more of
you for being a star ."Josher.”
Out it out boys, or at least cut
it exceedingly short, it can never
serve you any good purpose,and
may get you into trouble.
Tbe Teacher’s State Conven-
tion at Dallas passed resolutions
condemning thu manufacture,
sale and use of intoxicants and
cigarettes. Nearly every gath-
ering of religious, literary, edu-
cational, or scientific people
these tines takes a whack at
old "King Alcohol," and all this
is why the old fellow is losing
out on every hand; civilization
is against him._
There tfas one good old prac-
tice that we are sorry to see go-
ing out of vogue, and that is for
one to be troubled about his
debts. It used to be that a man
was greatly troubled when he
owed debts that he couldn't pay.
Now there are altogether tco
many fellows that let the other
fellow woacy, and don’t give a
continental provided they have
good clothes and money enough
to buy good cigars.
When you meet a candidate
these days treat him kindly and
don’t ask him to go on your note
simply because he is a candi-
date. Many good men have
been ruined by their friends in
this way. If you have to have
help, go to some one else, be-
cause the average candidate has
about all he can carry to lose
the time and spend tbe money
incident to a campaign of the
county. _
Bogata is getting up more
steam than any other town in
the county. They have a Board
of Trade with a paying member-
ahip of 150, and that is about
140 better than any other Red
River county town. Besides
that, every man you see from
out that way ia a booster and
talks for his town and section
all the time. If they get both
railroads, and there is little
doubt that they will, a town
will spring up out there that
will be a credit to the county
and to the people who build it.
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For Sale—One good gentle
buggy mate. Price $125.
/I. M. Bryce.
Dear Editor of The Times.
I boarded tbe train on Dec.
22, with my little grandson Ross
Whiteman for Brinkley, Ark.,
to spend the holidays with my
brother, sister and dear old
mother,' this being the 7”th
Christmas she baa been permit-
ted to spend and am glad to say
with all those years they have
delt gently with her, and she is
enjoying the best of health.
You will remember that
Thoroughbred
Poland - Chinas
Fall Pigs—Fine Animals
$10.00 Baoh
Heady for shipment
J. J. COSGR1FF
Dodd City -
Texas
terrible devastation of that three
short minutes on the fateful
night of tbe oyclokne on March
the 8,00, changes were wrought
then and there.
Changes which must bring
sadness to many a home on this
Christmas. Loved ones were
taken, family ties broken, and
the vacant obair around tbe
family fire aide in Brinkley this
Christmas will cause a tinge of
Sadness to many loving hearts.
1 expected to be able to see
most of the wreokage in sight
when I landed, but to my sur-
prise I landed in a little city
with 4000 inhabitants with 4
city blocks, of solid brick busi-
ness houses and many concrete
and brick residences.
There was not a house left in
tbe entire town that was not
damaged and bad to be repaired.
So it leaves the town full of
modern homes. Brinkley has
one of the most modren public
School buildings in the State,
Fuat completed, and surely it Is
a town that can boast of pretty
three com pi ee ted, and four
under conatructiou.
Well to be sur) it takes
a burn out or a blow out
to make a town grow, I will add
that this town has not gone
back under the prohibition law.
Went from Brinkley to Helena
Ark., to see my son Manning.
Little Roes and I speed behind
the big iron horse, and there
we saw the sights of the old
Mississippi River—the Father
of Waters.
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My son took us on board the
"Kate Adams,” tbe largest
steamer that runs the groat
River. Little Ross surely en-
joyed the trip, Helena is a
historical, town with about
10,000 inhabitants. There was
a great battle fought in 62 and
no one could help admiring the
way those patriotic sons and
daughters keeps the old Con-
federate Cemete ry beautified.
And here we find the beauti-
full Crawlys ridge several hun-
dred feet above the city with its
pretty picturesque sceneries is
tur nrturer ^ * TKEMOST
m inner cokrbmie
I POMMEL
SUCKER
and
cheapest in the
end because It
^weaRLtangort
l-Twnfa towy*. USA.
jo. Unite© nimmtql Cmimm.
grand indeed.
Wp will start back home soon
where loved ones are anxiously
waiting our return and Ross
and I have found no place as
dear as our own Clarksville.
With best wishes to The Times
and a happy New Year.
Yours truly -
Mrs. W. T. Nance.
Dec. 80 09. .
For Sale.
Good stout surrey horse.
Mrs. Mai Hopkins.
Have you a wehk throat? If
so, you cannot be too careful.
Yon cannot begin treatment too
Clarksville ought to startin'6*^ ®?* “Id‘make, you
1R fvy,. . .. more liable to another and the
now to get 15,000 bales jf cotton lagt ,, ^ the harder to
next ,ear. All we lacked getting cure If yQU w,u tako Cham.
it this year was three more good b,rlain>a Cough Remedy at the
rains in July and August. The outeet you will ^ 8aved mnch
not wofithfir of iMt iuiniDArt find trouble
the cold weather of this winter'
has done much to thin out tbe
boll weevil, and there is nothing
Sold by all dealers.
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy
in the way of a big crop next!Is e very valuable medicine for
fall, and The Times would like throat and lung troubles, quick
to see a whole lol more long ly relieves and cures paiuful
staple raised—the kiud that breathing and a dangerously
brings 20 and 25 cents a pound, sounding cough which indicates
c. mrvii—r-r [congested lungs. Sold by all
Come to Clarksville to trade. ! dealers
This may not be the biggest ’____
town in Texas, but it is one of
tbe nest. Our merchants have ®F fiNicilioi sf Final Account
all been here a long time; they ; THE STATE OF TEXAS
havqu studied the - needs and To the Sheriff or any Constable of
wants—even the whioia— of the Red River County—Greeting:
peoi>le that come here to trade, H. M. Kelley, Administrator of the
,nd .re SJli; iiSMSn.'SS
_b.n nn th_ ----, “ , / If flled to °UF Coenty Court his Final
surely when left on ths streets, » dsmana. Cur bankers and credit Acoount 0, the oondition of the estate
There has Always been too roue., men are abie and wtUlng to ex of said D. L. Cook, deceased together
carelessness in this respect. A
runaway team is a dangerous,
and often costly, affair, and it
will pay every one to be care-
fel with bia team.
tend every favor commensurate with an application to be diaoharged
with good sound business policy. ,roni ,ald Administration.
Tie on to Clarksville to do your , You *r* hereby That
' by publication of this Writ for twenty
buslnaaa With during 1910, and dayg Jn The Clarksville Times a newt-
you will never regret it.
No Man is Stronger
Than His Stomach
A strong nan ia strong all ovar. No ana sea be
Mrs eg who la snfaring front weak etoaaaeh with lie
eenaaeuset indigestion, or from some ether disease
el the stomach aad its aaaaatatad ergaas, which im-
pairs digestion aad .nutrition. For whan the stoameh
■ week er diseased there is a lorn el the aetrition
ssataiaed ia food, which fc the source e< all pfaysieal
strength. When d esea " doesn't tael }uet right,"
•dm he doesn’t sleep well, has aa eaenmlertsble
Mag ia the stomeah alter eatiag, is leagaid, aerroee, irritable aad deep
•at, ha la Mag the aetritioa seeded to make Urmglh,
m slmM me fin WmcFs OeMts Milcm!
« term <f.’j aaaee M <*e stsasti aad ether
Weetlea aad asMUsa. ft aaffrgM t*e Mm2
the /.'rtr, rrrtagfhtM <*# Udaers. aaarMta
isrren •»* as QIVI J WBUTW MKD BTBMKOTB TO
, wrnmWmoiM BODY.
Yea eea’t afford la aeeept S itertt aoetrem aa a aubstituta tor this
or known oowMmos, aot svsa though tho ergset di
JSJTIEC,
may thorehy maka a
paper regularly published in the
County of Red River you give due
notice to all persons Interested in the
Acoount for Final Settlement of said
estate, to file their objections thereto,
if any they have, on or before the
April Term, 1010 of said County
Court, commencing and to be holden
at the Court House of said county, in
the City of Clarksville on the 3rd
Monday In April A. D. 1010, when
said account and application will be
considered by aald Court.
Witness Tom Banka Clerk tof the
County Court of Red River County.
and seal of
In the City
day Jaa. A.
D. 1010. -
Ton Hanks, Clark
do.
By Tom Williams,
A true oopy, I
Will Weaver,
Clarksville Opera House
Door* Open 7:30
C. O. GAINES, Manager
Curtain 8; 30
Tuesday Jan. 11th, A Real Circus on the Stage
Frederic Thompson’s
—©niri. lt -s, { *„
Great American Play
“POLLY of the CIRCUS"
r-. Given under my I
C said Court, at i
*— of Clarkavllle't
Jno B.
The Sensational Cirtus Arena Scene
Exactly as played over one solid year
at the Liberty Theatre New York
Circus
Horses
Trie*:
Ponies
Dancing
Mules
Talking
Dogs
Clowns
Acrobats
Tumblers
Bare Back Riders
PRICES:
s’. (
Lower Floor 1.50. ..Balcony X..OO. Gallery 75c and 50c.
Butcher Drug Co., Saturday at 9:00 a. m.
Seats on Sale at
r-r'
For the benefit
1 and money order* payable to C O.
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Notice: Curtain rise* at 8:30 and no one will be admitted during action of play
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Stanberry, W. M. The Clarksville Times. (Clarksville, Tex.), Vol. 38, No. 2, Ed. 1 Friday, January 7, 1910, newspaper, January 7, 1910; Clarksville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth973667/m1/2/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Red River County Public Library.