Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 7, 1893 Page: 2 of 8
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T4 all*>ficxri11o. '• • UT^ralrl how it could be (lone, and so voted
««w4£lSVHie . . lieraiu. agaiD8t the propoeed amendment.
•TBSCRIPTION i*EK annum $150.
XiBhmakx & donoghue. v. .Proprietors
J. 11. DONOGHFE,----...... EDITOR.
C. F. Lehmann ...Business Manager.
THIS PAPER
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is kept on file at E. C. Date’s
Advertising Agency, San Fran-
______... GeorgeP. Rowell, New York; N. W.
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Chicago, and Nelson, Chessman & Co., St. Louis,
where contracts for advertising can be made for it.
I would not vote for any other ra-
tio for the reason that I didn’t
think the change of ratio would
affect the result
“To say silver is demonetized is
all stuff. ' Silver is still money, and
more can be coined when deemed
necessary, but it must be coined
on public, not .private account.
Silver is being used as money in
England, Germany, France and
many other countries, but none of
Tlie U. S. Senate—Too Much Ruffle
and Too Little Shift. ^
Louisville Courier- Journal.
The trouble with the modern
Senate is an overplus of ruffle ami
a paucity of shirt. What would
be thought of a pack of cards one-
half ko.avee of clubs and the other
half knaves of spades?'. Since the
beginning of government, Jack in
office has been the familiar figure
for a very small man in very large j
THE FALSEHOOD.
THE HIGHEST AWARD.
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Royal Baking Powder has all the Hou-
OP8—In Strength and Value 20
per cent, above its Nearest
Competitor.
them coin it free for private iudi- boots; and every day of the year,
yjduals. - . j and all over the world, we. may see
“Suppose we had a free coinage .tbe airs the spurious gives itself
law. England would Bend over! over tbe real in life arid art. One
here to buy our cotton at, say IU i • .
cents a pound; the gold price. In-1 the most amusing scenes upon
stead, however, of sending the gold I the mimic stage is that in Tobin’s
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Cotton Seed
■to nr
|_ciVaca Qil Qoinpany.
They
are
paying
highest prices
for seed.
DR W. C. BAIRD.
The Royal Baking Powder has
itself she would go into the mar
ket, buy silver; carry it to the
mint aDd have each 60 'cents of. it
coined into a dollar, and with each
dollar would buy ten pounds ot'
cotton.
“I am opposed to making the
United JStates tbedumpiug ground
for the world’s silver at the ex
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re | p sjm
cl©8 of its class—greatest strength,
purest ingredients, most perfectly
combined—whenever exhibited in
competition with others. The re-
sult at the Chicago World’s Fair is
no exception. In the exhibitions
of former years, at the Centennial,
at Paris, Vienna and the various
State aDd industrial fairs, where it
has been exhibited, judges have
invariably awarded the
For Malaria, Liver Trou-
ble,or Indigestion, us^*
BROWNES IRON BTTTs .Sf?
Sugar Producers’ Pleas.
Washington, Nov. 29.—The su-
gar raisers of this country, that is,
Royal a great many of them, are not sat-
Baking Powder the highest bon- isfied with the proposition to grad-
ers. ually abolish the sugar bounty, as
At the recent World’s Fair the J intended in the W7ilson bill. Con-
examinations for the baking powder sequently they will continue the
awards were directed by the chief coutest in the senate and hodse
chemist of the Agricultural De- with the hope of securing a modi-^
parfment at Washington. The fication of the clause, it they cau
chief chemist’s official report of : not get it stricken out entirely,
the test of the baking powders, They are asserting that under the
beautiful comedy, Tbe Honey, halletsville,
moon, where to test the love of
his newly-wedcfed wife the disguie- j
ed Duke sends one of his servants,;
forward, to assume the role of the
mock Duke, with the usual
that in ostentatious display ami t
noisy authority, "the lackey does
bis part iu a way to amaze even
his master. The modern Senate
is something of a' political par.ve^
nn, which thinks to piece out its
conscious, lack of actual worth and
value by a great show of paste
diamonds; and Other flashy but
false jewelry. When Nesmith, of.
Oregon, was elected to the Senate,
he said he wondered how it could
Have happened, but when he ar-
rived at Washington and took' his
seat, and looked about him, he
wondered how “those other fellows
got there.” There was once a sen-
ator whose chief distinction was
his night-shirts. To be sure, there
are some good men in the Senate.
It would not be fair to say that a
majority evCn of the present mem-
bers of that body are not good
men. Men of real capacity in a
TEXAS.
Treats successfully all forms of chronic
diseases,- as of Lungs, Heart,-Stomach,.
Bowels,-Liver, Spleen, Brain, Kidneys,
Neuralgia, Rheumatism, Constipation,
Old Sores, Ulcers and all Surgical - troub-
les. Examination and advice free. Call
and see him./ .
KAHN & STANZEL,
I was nearly, blind with-sore eyes of it-malignant
- torni, suffered intense jmuji and torture. DF Baird'
cured them in a short -time. 1
F.EHLfrlt,
v V ' Halletsville.
For a long period 1 was a confirmed invalid from
heart disease, was almost a burden to'myself .and
family, tried the skill of several physicians and'
without benefit. Three mouths of treatment iron;
Dr. W. C. Baird relieved all my heart trouble and
.1 feel like a different man and enjoy hearty meals,
can do pretty fair work and rest well at night. -1
only feel nervous spells occasionally now. ’ .
I,. H..LAWRENCE,
Yoakum, .Texas..
With pleasure 1 state that I had l>eeii in wretefi-
ed healtn for a long time from female trouble*.
Tried many physicians with very little relief. A
few weeks treatment from Dr, \V.. C. Baird gave
me such rcliof.tha? I feel like a different, person.
The gratitude 1 feel prompt* me to thus commend
.the doctor to those who are afflicted. I hare every
confidence in His skill. I sta’e this without the re;
| quest or solicitation of the doctor.
MISS SUSIE POLK,
Sublime, Texas.
j Mv little daughter has been relieved .of a very
perslstcntchrdnii- liver, ami /splenic disease of
' yyars standing, by Dr. w. C. Baird, which the
j skill of other phvsieians liad failed to enre.
j v. Harvey,
. Halletsville, Texas.
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which was made for the specific promise of the continuation of the
par-pose of ascertaining which was bounty granted by the McKinley
the best, shows the leavening law, which they construed as a
strength of the Royal to be 160 i time contract, they had every rea-
cabicinches of carbonic gas per son to supose that tbe 2 cents a
ounce qfcpowder. Of the cream of j pound bounty would be continued
tartar Emking powders exhibited, j for fifteen years from the tame the j fortune-making age, like this, will
ihe-nextjki^est in strength tested bounty \\as provided. They will surrender the certainty of
contained bat 133 cubic inches ot push their hghf to the utmost lim- ■ . \ ,
leavening gas. Tbe other powders ‘ it with the hope of securing better wea,t“ and power to lead a dog s
gave an average of 111. The Roy- terms than the Wilson bill gives, j life in Congress. It is only a vain
They assert that they hive made
large outlays on tbe strength of
this promised bounty, and have al-
so made contracts foT many years
ahead, which were controlled by
spects; however, i* tbe quality of the same consideration. They al-
the food it makes as to fineness, de- so asserted that iu granting this
licacy and Wholesomeuess, could bounty the government of the
not be measured by figures. ; United States followed an exam-
It is these high qualities, known P^e set by several European na-
and appreciated by the women of tions.
the country for so many years, They say that with the business
al, therefore, was found of 20 per
cent, greater leavening strength
thaD its nearest competitor, and
*44 per cent above all the other
tests. Its superiority in other re-
once well
States can
started the United
produce all the sugar
;
that have caused the sale of the
Royal Baking Powder, as shown
* by statistics, to Q^eeed tbe sale of J the people of this country will con-
sume and thus keep at home the
money, amouptiDg to over $100,-
000,000 annually, now sent abroad
for sugar. They show that while
■the people of the United States
consume about one-third of the
world’s sugar product, they now
produce, even under the increase
caused by the stimukrsof tbe Mc-
Kinley bounty, only about one-
tenth of the amount consumed in
the United States.
Under the operations of tbe
present law the treasury has paid
out about $20,000,000 us bounty.
Of this amonut $17,060,000 was
awarded for the years 1892 aod
1893, and of this sum almost $16,-
000,000 was paid on cane sugar, the
all other bating powders combined.
THE TRUTH.
The Royal made do exhibit and
was nof entered for exhibition
competition in the World’s Col-
umbian Exposition, hence no ex-
| ami nation or report was made of
this braDcf-Jn any way whatever.
I Both MfcdalaDd Diploma for su-
periority in bakihg powdeis were
awarded taDr. Price’s Cream Bak-
ing Powder, And this artible, which
■•the Royal Baking Powder Com-
pany has the effrontery to ask the
Press to publish, is a frantic at-
tempt ew the part of that company
sorg-
H
to steal credit for something to
may easily be substantiated by you 1
as the records are public. .As to
the award on baking powder, the
official notice appeared in the Chi-
cago papers ou Tuesday, Novem-
i„ .1 t over 1892,*except the sorghum va-
♦ h Y fh Jwwlfes on the fact | rietv? tb<J CHJsn^r prod&ct 1Q_
rjfaat we have nevfer asked the press . crea'Qlng from 364.800,000 to 450
that we goo,000 pounds.-‘the
j from 13,000,000 to
q q j. «»t «l /vVn 1 1 * •
fool who would exchange five-aud-'
twenty thousand dollars a year,
and independence; for five thous-
and a year and slavery. Hence,
two classes of men in great meas-
ure find their way to the Senate;
the rich, who buy their way, and
the lmpecuuious, whose way is
bought for them. Certainly, thpre
are poor men in the Senate, who j
possess abilities and virtue. God!
forbid that they should be denied
their recognition and their claim.
But they are men of genius, men
with gifts of speech, which the
people will always admire and re-
ward, but who were denied the
gift of makings living any other
way, and who go and stay there
because they can do no better.
There is hardly one of these who
has uot bitterly regretted that he
was not brought up to some honest
trade, or if. he was, that he did not
stick to it, aod live a free man, m-
! stead of being, by a mistaken ele-
vation, made to eke out a precar-
i ious career as a poor pepsiouer up-
on public opinion, a very wisp of
straw in tn« wind ot the popolar
hum, maple and beet sugar to take (-'aPricf'> rll-requited at home, ill-
advantage of the government gra- j abroad, ^ aod every where, and
tuity. There was an appreciable ~ --- a -- ^ "
COMPOUND.
A recent discovery by an old
physician. Success fully used
monthly by thousands of La-
dies, Is the only perfectly safe
and reliable medicine discov-
ered. Bewaro of unprincipled
druggists who offer inferior
medicines In plaoeof this. Ask for Cook’s Cottox
Root COMFociKh, take no substitute, or Inclose $1 and
0 cents In postage In letter, and we will send, sealed,
by return mall. Full sealed particulars in plain
envelope, to ladles only, 2 stamps.
Addresa Pond Lily Company,
No. 3 Usher Block, Detroit, illch. -
Sold in Halletsville by KABB A NEWBURY only
Engines,
iff.
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Corn Mills, Piping, and
BRASS GOODS.
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Repairs of all Kind.
t.-ll'OOOoX-O;,*. x •_
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.ill
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increase iu all kinds of sugar pro-
duced in tbe United States in 1893
to the end, the merest sport and
prey of fortune !
Small
Bile Be&ns
Are guaranteed to cure Bil-
ious Attacks, Sick Headache,
La Grippe, Colds, Liver Com-
plaint and Constipation. 40
in each bottle. Price 25 cents.
Sold % druggists. Picture “ 7,
17, 70” and sample dose free.
J. F. SMITH4 CO., Pr°pt” NEW YORK.
STRICKEN DEAD.
TRUSTWORTHY STATEMENTS.
A recent New York dispatch reads:
“James C. H-, a line looking and
apparently healthy map, was observed to
stagger while walking on Fifth Avenue this
afternoon, and after taking one or two un-
certain steps fell to the sidewalk. When
picked np he was dead. A physician ex-
amined the body,and pronouncedhcartdisease
the cause of'death. A peculiarly sad feature
of the case is that Mr. H——— was on his
beet sugar
27,000,000
to pnuliah any statement
could not substantiate.
competitor CkT™ the 'prindpVe'^
tv !rzrLrgood 08
ffllfiehooli J ^y the r6teoHon of the duty
knowingly, for the benefit of tbe 5“ "Flu ,Tk Stft 6 pr°‘
Comply or.' »£ td“Ci^si^i
an v one else.
PRICE BAKING PO W DER CO.
each have some interest in the
bounty. '
While beet sugar is not so im-
portant a product at present as
ib Waco, Texas, Dec. 2.—Hon. j cane sugar, those interested in
Walter Gresham of Galveston, that industry are making just as
member of congress from that dis- earnest efforts as. the cane sugar
Gresham at Waco.
f ’trier, was in the city recently.
way to Maine, to settle in the home of his
boyhood. lie had passed the previous ten
j years in tbe western mining country, and had
amassed a fortane. If YOU have any of the
symptomagbep in the follow!ngteslimooiuls
you should k>« no time in seeking relief.
, From John X. Boberts. Slatington, t*.ny;
“I have suffered with palp tuition, irregular
pulse, fainting -and smothering spells, pain in
shoulders, side, and arms for over forty yetrr*.
For twelve years have been treated without
avail by prominent physicians in my neigh-
borhood and in New York. Growing con-
stantly worse, smothering spells followed one
another, so my life wai often in danger and
I needed constant care. As my son had been
cured by Dr. bfiles' New Heart (\re, he sent
me three bottles. The first dose gave roe
instant relief. Before using the last bottle
of the health department yeater- i
day. The police ia the neighbor- I claim my eilre to be almost a miracle.”
hood of the cemetery declare that |
the boiling of the bodies has been .my heart and Stomach for years, but for six-
, • „ ' Icon months had been confined
going on tot some time., in a
. ”C. c. C. Certain Chiii v>ure ”
is pleusant to take and Iiarin-
less. (Jhildre* like it. Guaran-
teed to ente diills and Fever.
Larjre eents. -
For sale by LEDBETTER & KNOX
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The Chinese Wav.
Uhiuago, 111., Dec. 2.—The
startling news that a party of Chi-
nese were engaged in boiling hu-
man bodies in a vat near Grace-
land cemetery came to the notice
EEL SICK?
Disease commonly c' *mes on with, slight
- symptoms, which when neglected increase
in extent and gradually grow dangerous.
"7e?s5TiMSlsrHiorc.HE'.DYS: "Ike RIPANS tabules
RIPANS TABULES
#$$$& RIPANS TABULES
F"*a,>'.S0R; T^E RIPANS TABULES
Ripans Tabules Regulate the S/stem and Preserve the Health.
EASY TO - f
___QUICK TO ACT
SAVE MANY A DOCTOR’S BILL.
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GIVES
RELIEF
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
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Featherbone Corsets and Waists.
Correct Shapes.
Best Materials.
Latest Styles.
Most Comfortable.
Recommended by
Ladles
who wear them.
TRADE-MARK REGISTERED.
Dress-Makers say: ‘They are
the best fitting corset on the
market.” Merchants cheerfully
refund the money after 4 week's
trial if not satisfactory. Call for
them at the stores.
FEATHERBONE CORSET
SOLE MAWCTACTUEEXS,
KALAMAZOO, ‘MlCHIQAN.
FOB SALE BY
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Rosenberg Bros.
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B. Howerton,
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-DEALERIN-
shanty, a short distaaoe
found a
to my bed.
I bad four of the best doctors in the city, but
from the none oftliem could benefit the weaknessofniv
____ , , . . , . . »»». t^k ^ tirui; j cmefery, whs fonnd . Urge iron [
r resham looks bale and ro- when it will rank \wth or •-■v.-n v^t with a firr-place.built beneath, once as Dr. MdeJ Kew Heart Cure d oes. I
^ond and has the air of a man who outstrip the cane article under on- j • * e ,1 am mnch stronger. Myuppetiteia splendid,
likes the public service pretty well, couragmg conditions,. and dr y a* luto^ L HS- tbe 1 -ieb LhlDa- I gain strength with every dose, I have
^■IMlk you, and is determined to point to the fact that, boginnino ruei> wbieh'ar^ to be shipped to
EBftke the public like his service if with 1889, when the product wan China, it rs claimed, ate dumped
possible. > only 2800, the quantity was more and boiifed 'until a "certHin cqusis-
“-•ft"’,he "aid in reply to a re. than donbled every year ainee. j tenev of tlie flesh 'is attained,
mark of the scribe, “I am the only On the basis of bounty payments t. , ,
e of the Texas delegation in the of the present year, the — lben t,lA bodl°9 arP Pbced 1,1
^ proposed
who took it etraight. If it reduction of the bounty by one-
|d have been shown me that eighth of the total,, or j cent per
parity between gold and silver popud each year, will affect Louisi-
j r i ana to the extentof over $1,000*.
000 the first year and gradually
briny the amount dowtf to noth-
ing. •; ; . .■ v ;
gained more in six weeks from your treat- ]
meat than in sixteen months from all tlrfe
doctors.” r r ' .• j
‘Dr. ^files’ Kne (hire for the Heart is sold I V
on a positive" guarantee by all druggists.
It is safe, efftrtive, agreeable, and does cure,"
Dr. Miles Medical Coi, Elkhart, Ind.
caskets and shipped to China.
a&intained, as the friends
iilvor <*e§ert, I would.have vot-
[Tor free ooinage at the 16 to 1
Is, But I coald not understand
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>KC|»f|t„| ||,aI ^ C. Corluin
*oMgfi Ciirx* ’’ ii. Hie greatcftt
rt‘nu‘<ly exiHul for i tlie
or I^»Grip,,c,
C olHw, Ac.
KENTUCKY STOCK FARM,
-THE < KKAT-
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cure
Co iif Its,
Croup,
For sale by LEDBBTTFJR Ac KNOX
Trotting-Horse Breeders’ Journal.
LEXINGTON, KY.,
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Donoghue, J. M. Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 2, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 7, 1893, newspaper, December 7, 1893; Hallettsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth995902/m1/2/: accessed June 21, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Friench Simpson Memorial Library.