The Alto Herald (Alto, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, October 30, 1908 Page: 4 of 8
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BROS. & <§.., OF BALTIMORE
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ceon nnically. no matter if you are loop; or short, lean or stout. Give us a
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MORE STYLISH MILLINERY, AND BETTER MILLINERY, FIGURED AT
JUST RIGHT PRICES, IS THE WAY WE PUT IT
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the alto herald
M9CLURE & M?CLURE
CDITORS AND PUP.t. :?.Mr : S
Democratic Nominees.
]'*>)!• C<)ii),ri'i.'>^ Si cond District
Martin Dies
For IikIki- Sii-tnul Jit<lici;il District
7nines 1. Perkins
For District Atturncy—
\V. B. O'tjuinn
I'or Slate Son;it<>r
C. C. Stokes
For Represent at ive
George B Terrell
For District Clerk
W. M. Ellis
For County Judge
R. L. Robinson
For County Attorney
C. F. (Frank) Gibson
For Sheriff
C. K. Norwood
For County Clerk
L. W. Tittle
For Tax Assessor
Walter E. Sloan
For Tax Collet tor
D. B. Singletary
For County Treasurer
O. C. Looney
For County Superintendent of Pub-
lic Instruction
K. L. Penland
For Commissioner, Precinct 2
W. S. Satterwhite
For Justice of the Peace, Pre. 2—
E. K. Davis
For Constable of Precinct 2
Will F. Jones
A STORY WITH A MORAL.
Three near-by tovns have
recently held colt shows and
sales days, which were suc-
cessful beyond the expecta-
tions of the promoters.
At Nacogdoches, so entirely
pleased were town and country
people that they have decided
to make it a permanent insti-
tution to be repeated monthly.
At Lnfkin, so great was the
crowd ol buyers that the mer-
chants were unable to secure
clerks enough to wait 011 them,
and Lnfkin is now ndveitiuig
her second show, in her usual
spread eagle and trade-getting
style, to take place in Novem-
ber.
At Rusk, the big enterpri. e
developed into a near-county
fair in the matter of exhibits
and premiums, and the num-
ber of visitors was estimated
at 5,000. The benefit to the
future of Rusk will perhaps
he greater than to either of the
others, inasmuch as it resulted
in the permanent organization
of a commercial club of the
business men, which will in-
sure concerted action in the
handling of future public en-
t rprises in that town.
These semi-fairs or sales
days seem to have struck East
Texas, and struck it to stick,
f jr they have proven to be of
much benefit to the towns and
the countiy people. Timpson,
Center and other East Texas
towns are now preparing for
like enterprises, to occur in
November.
The moral to this story ap-
pears to us to be that the
towns which do not "get a
move 011 'em" may expect to
lose some of their trade.
"Resolved, That we are
opposed to the mortgage S3'S-
tem, as is being practiced by
some, and we recommend that
if any of our members have
mortgages 011 their produce
they satisfy same as soon as
possible. Get out of debt,
economize all down the line,
diversify your c.ops and stop
tuis mortgage and credit sys-
tem " This is one of the res-
olutions passed by the Rusk
County Farmers' Union, in
New 1 harmony two weeks ago,
and it sounds like good com-
mon sense.
COLT SHOW.
SECOND MONDAYIN NOVEMBER
Wc invite all persons hav-
ing colts of any description
and from any horses or jacks
to meet with us at Alto 011 the
seccnd Monday in November
(November. 9.).
We will give the following
prizes for the best colts from
our jacks ;ind horse:
erom power's jacks.
First prize, Best Colt . #10.00
Second Best Colt . . . 5.00
from ark a nt's HORSE.
First prize, Best Coll . $10.00
Second Best Co!t . . . 5.00
IT. D. Power.
T. A. Arrant.
Dizziness, spells of blind-
ness, headache and sour stom-
ach are caused by torpid liver
and constipated bowels. Prick-
ly Ash Bitters removes the
cause of the trouble and puts
the system 111 perfect order.
.Sold by A. C. Harrison & Son,
The Palestine Herald con-
cludes an article drfining the
duties which every good citi-
zen owes to the community in
which he lives with the follow-
ing vigorous and truthful re-
marks: "The man who tries
to array farmer against ban-
ker or farmer against mer-
chant is a a natural and dan-
gerous enemy to iiis commu-
nity. He, of course, does not
think so. Neither does the
anarchist think he is an anar-
chist. He thinks he is agi-
tating for the liberties of the
people. The former and the
latter are of the same stiipe.
The fanner is essential to th?
prosperity of the country. So
are the banker and the mer-
chant. All are interdependent
in their business relations and
their interests are and should
be mutual. The reader can
accept it as a fact that the man
who is constantly trying to
array class against class, far-
mer against merchant, is a
great enemy to his country.
He is generally an ignoramus
and a fool, and a menace to
the people among whom he
pecial Premiums,
lives."
Prickly Ash Bitters cures
disease of the kidneys, cleanses
and strengthens the liver,
stomach and bowels. Sold by
A. C. Harrison & Son.
Mrs. Maiy Hogan, Miss
Fannie Noell, Morgan Ahearn
and Master John Tom Ahearn
attended Catholic services at
Rusk Tuesday.
Since the enforcement of
the law requiring the registra-
tion of bi.ths and deaths, the
excess of births over deaths
in Cheroke e county has been
2,44s, or 1,246 deaths and
3,794 births. This is a very
creditable increase of popula-
tion via nature's route, but
when wc get the good roads
we are K"ing to build, and bet i
ter schools, which the passage'
of the school amendment next
Tuesday will enable us to)
have, more immigration will
come our way and old Chero-
kee will grow some more.
[M. KING'S
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FOR COUGHS AND COLDS.
FOR WEAK, SORE LUNGS, ASTHMA,
BRONCHITIS, HEMORRHAGES
AND ALL
THROAT and LU&G
DISEASES.
PREVENTS PNEUMONIA
By Hogan & Thomas, the Hard-
ware Mori,
To the farmer briuging in
the best colts, one year rid or
under, to the colt show at Alto,
Monday, November 9, Hogan
& Thomas, the Hardware
Men, will give the following
special premiums:
Best Mule Colt—Pair $5.00
I lorse Collars.
Second Best Mule Colt—
Pair of $4.00 Shoes.
Best Horse Colt—A $3.00
Clock.
The card of Dr. J B. Ram-
sey, of Forest, appears else-
where in this paper. The doc-
tor does a general practice, in
addition to his mill work, and
will answer all calls promptly.
'1 he local lodge, Knights of
Pythias, sjave an oy; ,er supper
I uesday night to members ami
visiting brethren, which was
participated in to the "full"
enjoyment of all present.
Tittle Miss Verliue King
has been confined to her room
this week with fever. Her
many friends will be pleased
to learn that she is rapidly re-
covering.
Mrs. Fred Hobbs of Rat-
elifl is visiting her sister, Mrs.
John Holcomb.
Holly Agnew has just re-
ceived a car of choice chops
and bran. While a little bet-
ter than the ordinary, yet
prices are no more than the
other grade.
Miss Minnie Cockroft, who
is attending school in Rusk,
spent Saturday and Sunday
with her parents 111 Alto.
Misses Frank Tatham and
Essie Lavcness of Morrill were
visitors in Alto Saturday.
J.B. RAMSEY
Physician and Surgeon
I regard Dr. King's New Discovery as the grandest medicine of
modern timea. One bottle completely cured me of a very bad
cough, which w-flo steadily growing worae under other treatments
EARL SHAMBURG, Codell, Kaa. '
PRICE BOo AND SI.00
SOLD AND GUARANTEED BY
ALL Dfc ALER9
to
FOREST, TEXAS
< 'tiers his professional services
t!ie cili/.v!':. uf Purest, Wells and
surrounding country. Will prac-
tice anywhere within 3,';. miles
of forest.
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Jacksonville
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Kuik
DONLEY & GUINN
LAWYERS
JACKSONVILLE AND RUSK, TEXAS
W ill prnetiee in all the courts
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McClure & McClure. The Alto Herald (Alto, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 47, Ed. 1 Friday, October 30, 1908, newspaper, October 30, 1908; Alto, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth214024/m1/4/: accessed April 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stella Hill Memorial Library.