Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 8, 1896 Page: 4 of 8
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Rosenberg Bros1
$2.50 Shoe for Men.
CflSH FOR
- \ - •
Best and largest assortment of
Buggies, Hacks, Buckboards,
Etc., in the County.
Come and look.
COTTON.
j Rosenberg Bros/ \ |
50 Shoe for Ladies.^
Fall Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots,,
-Si ON ly $ 1.50. if- Shoes, Hats, Etc. Now Complete. Come and See. |
If you are not pleased wit!} the service you are getting,
Rosenberg Bros
'$1.50 Hat. AU Colors
Try Rosenberg Brothers.
Rose}iberg Bros/
•s Perfect Fit Clothing. »
A-
r
-
Halletsville
nprpU S he turned over to McKinley and
l lCi dlU.. ji0foartv the accredited represen-
8UBSCHIPTI0H, per atuim
$1.50
in-
C. F- Lehroano.
W. A. Malr.....
...Editor
BUCK WALTOi: FLOPS.
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BEN TEBREIL FOR BRYAN AND
SEWALL,
tatiyes of syndicated capital, ...
■■■ - ■ - satiate greed, national bank mono-
Proprietor poly and the single gold standard, —_—
Rite HALLETSVILLE CELEBRATES GER-
suffering to the human race than
all the famine, , and war >
1 since the dawn V. i.
! It is too late to doii u'lhat there
exists between the 4 populist
WHAT | CROWD! Tornadoes^ Cyclones and Storms
MAN DAY!
r'-
cam-
paign committee and those in au-
thority in the republican party
some scheme, design, purpose, ar-
rangement or fusion, hitherto and
now withheld from, the rank and
Why The Big Populist Cerne fiieof the populist party (and i as
n well, although I am on the” state
Over.
ticket), whereby, in some as yet
unknown way, the populist vote •
will he thrown to the republican
electoral ticket, and thus against
Texas Tuesday. One was a letter their will the populists Tie made to
from Ben Terrell to the populists move Texas into the republican
There were two sensations in
stating that there is no longer any
doubt of the existence of a com-
bine between the populist and re-
ers ot T<
publican leaders ot Texas provid-
ing for the bestowal of the popu-
list electoral vote upon McKinley
in return for the republican vote
ai e\ei \ dangerous ar c! are occurring every day. You are probably not aware that you can in-
sure your Mercantile Buildings, Dwellings, Churches, School houses or any other building*
against Tarnadoes, Cyclones or Storms, at the very low rate of 1-2 percent, for one year, 1
j per cent, for three years, or 1 1-2 pei* cent for five years. I also issue policies paying for*
personal injuries, occurring through any accident, also pay for intentional injuries in-
flicted by others, and allows an indemnity for 52 weeKs in case of disabling injury at.
very low rate in one of the hest^companies. Agency fur North German Lloyd, Hamburg
l American Co. and Mailorv Steamship Line. Tickets issued to and from anv part ot Europe..
For rates ipplv to
A- ^
Vt/m. Ros^enberfl,
Halletsville,
Texas.
a git llan t tire hid
throwing a
This was
y ■,
, j stream on tine bull ding
highly complimented.
1 2. kair.v WiCMin on which, were
the -fairy ■ queen, Nellie Elstner.
Over the Connty.
ami fair\ prinee. '!Hx Kiilm, sur- {dim eg ted for the effort. In
morning.'; In the afternoon the
Hermanu?s Sons’ beautiful silk
banner was dedicated. Miss Viola . ~ -"A1
KrosebeI made a charming dedica- !nif their bouses, etc., for the com
tion address and was highly com- Hig year.
column. 1 do not believe that
populists will knowingly or will ____
ingly vote to put Mr. McKinley in i
power over this country. Ue is And With Such Success!
the exact opposite m every par- «A . :
ticnlar, in doctrine and political -,-
vote advocacy, to what tbe populist is
for poppiist state Officers, and that in theory and practice.
—u —j ci~ jf your prejudices will not per-
for Bryan and
t-.
knowing that the rank and file of
the populists want Bryan and free
silver, he warns them against vot-
ing the populist electoral ticket
(Bryan and Watson) and advises*
them to vote the straight democra
tic electoral ticket—Bryan and
bewail.-**
The other sensation was tbe
withdrawal ot Hon. W. M. (Buck)
Walton, tbe big populist idol and
leader, from tne populist state
&eteet as the nominee for attorney
ml. Mr. Walton, in a letter
fens populist friends, says that
j populist {>arty has fulfilled its
ion; that it has brought tbe
__ cratic party back to its pro-
A per sphere and that he will vote
tfee^emocratic ticket in November.
his letter Walton says:
Pa. “Populists and democrats now
‘ stand shoulder to shoulder on six
propositions:
l.^Tbe free and unlimited coin-
age of gold and silver at the ratio
of 1# to 1—each to be full legal
A tender for all debts, public and
private; and this is an independent
American policy, without regard
to what the nations of tbe world
may or may not do. 7
2 An income tax to reach un-
;AP
mit you to vote
Sewall, and through them make
populism save the country from
ruin, I urge yotFand warn you to
scan your ticket closely, that you
may not be, by fraud, deluded in
to voting for Mr. McKinley.
I say to you, as friend to friend,
as populist to populist, as patriot
to patriot, that I shall vote for
Bryan and Sewall, because 1 will
not vote for McKinley and Hobart.
I would like to vote for Bryan and
Watson, but to do so in Texas at
the coming election, is to cast a
half vote for McKinley and Ho-
bart
If tbe scheme of. fusion, of
which I have spoken is carried ou t.
Bryan is in danger in Texas, and
every populist should rush to • the
rescue and to the extent of his
power and influence thwart the in-
famy that the schemers would
bring on the right thinking and
country loving people of Texas.
As a last word 1 say to you that
no combination of circumstances,
no party ties, np personal fortunes
can come between me ancj my con-
victions as to what 1 believe best
I
FIVE THOUSAND PEOPLE
VIEW THE PARADE
.......• i.....* ...... —......(m.iiV*wi ivi vuo emu t. iu re-
- ^ rounded by thirty <>t the sweetest sponse Mr. H./J. Heye took the
little fairies in the land. The stand and delivered-on the .part of
little tots looked angelic with their the Hermann’s Sons one of the
white skirts; star-crowned curls finest German orations ever deliv-
and downy wings. The queen ered in Halletsville. Mr Heye
and king were strikingly hand- covered himself all over with
some on their lofty pedestal. The glorv.
decorations (were simply lovely, I In the shooting contest Adolph
and the ladies who conceived this Zap pe won 1st prize, Theodore
‘•A “
toxeJ capital and thus compel it to lZ?iZTr7d long'
veved the field and have
pay for tbe protection extended to
it by the laws.
3. The issuance of money di-
rectly bv the government in dis-
charge of its governmental func-
tion to supply the people with an
adequate quantity of circulating
medium.
4. To abolish!
system of national banks, thus doj
ing away with the pernicious in-
sur-
reached
couclusionsbfrom which I can not
turn away. To save Texas from
being fraudulently turned over to
McKinley I must vote for Bryan
and Sewall, and I shall do so, be-
lieving that in tbe act I am best
the iniquitous > ““Livin? the suP^.en,est interes,te
4 j of the country. No man can do
more than to honestly act in har-
I
mony with his deliberate, well
termediaries between the govern- . u . . orw1 fir,
Brent and tbe people, and driving eonvict.onft, and no
man
*bera out of the government busi-
ne*>s.
5. The payment of all govern-
shouW do less.
W. M. Walton.
It was a whopper^ and the crowd
exceeded the expectations of the
most sanguine.
It* was grand!
It was harmonious!
I was well planned!
The plan was well executed! .
Such was Halletsville's German
as well
feature and executed it,
as the Columbia
much credit.
13: Morning glories. ..
riage literally covered with hand-
wagon, deserve
A
Blaschke 2nd, O. W. MiWerU 3rd.
The Singing Society was highly
complimented on this, its first, ef-
car- fort.
One of the notable features of
nyatle mornipg glories that were ! the day was. the excellent order
too sweet and fairy-like for de- ; that was maintained, and this was
scription. Many pronounced this; due not alone to our officers and
! the finest feature of the parade,! [the marshals, but to th« stirring
j although honors were about even (energy of Executive Committee^
j between this and C. W. Amim’s ! man H. J. Brannig. About sev-
j ^ater-lfly carriage. The carriage enty five kegs of beer were con-
I)ay celebration given hereTuesday was occupied . bv thr§e sweet ;.sinned and yet there wasn’t a
jointly bv the O. D. H. S. and the} “morningglory girls,” Mrs. E. B. single disturbance day
Halletsville Schuetzen Vereirr. The Seymour. Misses Ara Wynne and Alim all ii
Brnkemaq Bradl»erry on the?
Ka*t-tM>und freight train M(mday
fell off a box car and received
painful injuries to his back. It
was caused by tbe hand-bold on
the side of the car breaking.
Twelve tickets were sold here
to Halletsville Monday on account
German Day. Several went in
buggies, etc. A;
Willis McCutcheon and Misses
Sal lie and Jessie went to Victoria
Monday to attend tbe fair.
A lone Chinaman wandered iuto*
Sweet Home Tuesday morning,
but no one gouid find out who be
was or where he was going. *;'
SCOTTT.
COUNTY LINE.
]\ Cotton picking will soon
thing of past for this
„. , , i around here,
night.
t>e a
season,
f
. • .» . , Miss Nellie Allen left last Sat-
______________^ _____ ippp PPlipip was the hnest affair uruav for a few dave Vi«i* tn hor
attendance was conservatively esA Brace Waller, -who planned and ever seen in Halletsville and right p : y %* *..•
timated at from 4500 to 5000. made the decorations.- - here we desire to give the names of nfl..r <2,’wAt Hr.ml 'A • ’
1* Water lily rHrnajje. by O. W. the sluriug ex-cutive crminittee- ' “tb , t «»l familv r
m on the s,lioinins st,eets was isz:&ris,"of tbecre<lit is ^ “y
Every available ** oh jthe Serf
^NelSpreaid^t; Uoj.&l|
of the handsome para<le. At the the one just dtsciibed above. I he Krochel. Jos. *Schenk, F. B. Hied- \\ - « n._
grounds the same condition existed, wheels Teuresented - .
In fact the grounds and payilon lilies, while The beautiful green
were uncomfortably • full. The^:■ leaves bedecked the body of the
special . train from Yoakum ’ vehicle. The effect was grand,
swelled the crowd to the number 15. Decorated carriages by Mrs.
of nearly a hundred, besides the 1 A. K Newbury, Dr. Hirschfeld,
band boys. As the time r for the Fritz Koch and others.‘
' Iff. Shiner band.
17. Hill & Son float.
;• *. •' •, ,* *• >. * - : • * ;* • *' .
18. City Brewery, a handsome,
wagon, by Adolph Kunz and par-
ty. It was great. A J
parade approached the rustling
members of the executive commit-
tee were busy. The three grand
marshals, John F. Houchins* Jos.
Stanzel and H. (j rah man n, dashed
up and down the streets and lined
up the floats-^nd vehicles. ‘ At the
litiye water el. H. J. Heye, Aug. Lindenberg, relativ^t^Flatoniii^wt wee'kWt€d
.....*------- l H Aite\el’ P'r KThU°"° ; and
Rrttf'i ?’h I A" 6 kF’! son Lester, visited your city one
firaunig, Cbarbe buh<*nbqscb. ,|ay last »4ek. ^
The ball at n.ght was a b,g sue-; Mr. Joe |)usek, Jr., returned
cess, and tbe music delivered by home Saturday after six week vis-
our popular City String Band was jt to re|atives in Williamson coon-
I
r-.
simply exquisite.
The O. D. H. S.
tv.
I
banner dedicat-
ed cost $135 and was made by the pe
sisters of Incarnate Word Atad (jc
emy. It is one of the most artis-
up tue HUttiB miu tcNiucs. “Prpfypl
asfollow"‘e - ,MnUl€ I7°CeAd or Bust:” by Elstlier & Appelt A
1. Grand Marshal.
There will be an ice cream
r at County Line Tuesday inigbt
ctober 13th, for tbe purpo»e
19. A pretty and unique buggy |tic f!ie“s ,,f workmanship ever j fv'e'Sallv^yileal/to1 atteS
f . 't — ‘ seen in lexas and is tbe handsom ~ ^
est banner in the state.
nient obligations, notes, Ininds and ^ ^iere 8 no wo can dis-
coupons, acc<»rding to contract, in j e«»ver of making the Buckskin
coin, gold or silver, at the option I Breeches any better. W e say
of the government. ' they are the liest working pants
ld8uanc*e of no more interest an earth. W e are so sure that we
bearing bonds in time of |>eace.
Theae are points—all of them—
which tbe Bryan democracy enlist back if you can find
with us ^11 its energy to carry to detail about them tluit isn t tight
triumph-and victory. Can popu- Then, too, we
lists, the populists of Texas, with them than
their splendid record in devotion \ f°r conimon goods,
to principle and the best intei ests
at the great mass of the common __
people, forego this opporlr.nity to Ttle „„pression is out that
11 e l,to signed and published tbe artice to
2. Ignited States arid German
flags.
3. * Golden Star Band..
4. Liederkranz. (Singing Sckue-
ty.) ; • ' • .(/.
5. President of FeastA.F. W.
Neuhaus and the Schuetzen Ve-
rein^
fi. Hermann Sons and visiting
lodges.
7. Germania and Columbia on a
beautiful decorated float, attended
by , maids and knightsj, . The
knights rode chargers and were
big hit.
20. A large ox covered with a
huge sign advertising H* J - Heye’s
saddles. Lots of fun in it. Cow-
boys drove the ox. 7
21. ‘ Texas Press Association,” ‘
Baby Adair Coxi, of Temple, on
COTTON.
School at this place will l>egin
October 10th, with MissO. Hutch-
ins, teacher.
Monroe Allen of this place wsiSM
Miss Mollie Me Murry of
Sweet Home were married yester-
day (7th) at the residence of the
bride’s parents.
u • , ~7. ,, ., Z~T The Literary Entertainment of
I Kpworth Lague given at tbe
| residence of J. M. Little, was a
success:
horseback. Cotton Market in the South, to
• 22. Indian, Richard Ellis. day. The number of huvers there
23. New Orleans Brewing A$so- [is ‘ constantly increasing. Tlie i anA
ciation. by Wm. Price and party, physical facilities for handling ( J^
A fine wagon and a jolly crowd. .* ? Cotton are unsurpassed any where
24. Lone Star Brewing Associa- in the woHd. f
tiod, by Julius Mitchel and party. £ !r . • ---
A fine hit. y. We offer you our services back-
W.T. Bagby, A.bbie Led better, * “The Royal Family,” a u- ed by a continuous experience of a
fare right, that we take all the Schwartz, ^Aiioinh liotfen-i nique boo* made of doors and j quarter of a century in this husi
Willie Miller,*. --------- ' '
Her, I>. Sum use
were on the float and were
t
chances and offer you your umney] fion/, Willie Mdler, 011ntliuS'ElIi*, I windows with pictures of the royal ness
the smallest ! H. Miller, IX Saffiii^ch. Ttie maids { fannlv, by A. Gilmer.
ask no more
other makers
Notice to the Public.
After which Bro. Suna
en-
couraged us very much in our
effort in literary entertainments.
The many friends of Bro. 1 Siins
regret very much to learn of his
leaving this conference and ex
tend best .wishes to him and family
where’re they go. More anon.
t Subscriber
[Sorry we had to ‘‘boil”
equalize the laws, uplift the
pie, and place the crown of pros-
perity on the brow* of all laboring
people?
If the electoral vote of Texas
jCould, by any honorable means, lie
carried for Bryan and Watson 1
would be conquerless in the fight,
but such result is not even a pos- p .. .
sibility. This vote can lie carried j (TU ls
and can be cast for Bryan and
Sewall unless sonle unholy ami
^Jamnable fusion combination is
Misses -6- Boys on.horseback. Will send stencil and quotations f. A Jn<r letter—Ed
Bertie Woods, Bertha^ Appelt, One of the most noticeable ion application, free of charge. _ a t ’±
chargeXYettie Schwartz. Mattie Morris' features of the parade Was the in-
Ima Jackson. Fannie Arniin, Olga * tel^t taken b>’ the ^ ire Depart-
Groeber and Gussie Pa gel. Co*
lunibia, Miss Nettie Ballard, and At the grounds Jos. Schenk
delivered a forceful address of wel-
come, for the president, b. W.
vour
the Bohemians againt Frank \\ il*
liams apj>earing in a
issue of thispape,*. 1 his is untrue,
as it was signed' by Henry Jane-
Cek. ‘ *
, Respectfully,
L. W. JKI.INKK.
nominee for Surveyor.
negotiated and consummated with t ^
therepiiblicano, by wh.ch it will '*■ •
— On the 25th inst. the O. D. II.
j S. lodge «>f Breslau e ill cHclriate
its 2nd anniversary. There will
jT Germania, Miss Lenora Lintlen-
berg, interpreted their persona-
tions with much grace and dignity A Neuhaus,after which the Lieder-
,. >i. Yoakum band, followed by krahz rendered a superb.selection,
preceei mgr r bandwune fire Iniys in tlieir : The fairy queei then greeted Ger-
prettv new uniforms. mania and Columbia in a neat ad-
9. Hose Company No. 1, cart tlress, after which the Shiner band
beautifully decorated. Fine! played “Hail CclutnbiaA Then
10; Hook: and Ladder G». No. 1, Columbia gracefully extended
;I with wagon exquisitely decorated, greetings to Germania, who • re-*
i 11. Hose Co. N. 2, with hose sponded in well-cnosen words in
‘ enrt elaboratelv det*ornted and sur- f German, l ife Golden Star Band
WM. 0. CLEVELAND & CO.
HOUSTON.
Blood and Nerves are very close-
ly related. Keep the blood rich, pare
and healthy, with Hood’s Sarsaparilla
and you will have no nervousness.
Hood’s
Pills are best after-dinner
nills.aid digestion, prevent constipation
—Among Tuesday’s visitors was
.....■■■■—......... A ■ , W. R. Gudgeons, of Ezzell. Mr.
va
“sheriff’s sales” in the court yard
Tuesday. One was in a ease of A.
G. Wangetnann vs. J. V. Tucker,
14 acres of Jim Brown League,
sold for $50. Another was in case
of Roos Bros. vs. M. L. and 1\ J. !
mounted with a pbitfiuin on which { then pluSed “Die Wueht Am ?creaS, near ^
a realistic fire scene was enacted, Rhein.” Next came amdher-elec- b'r* p* Another was in ease of
A house was there, >ufoke curling tion by the Liederkranz. and that f i lutne vs. A. ^Kirscheliger,
from its roof. On a ladder stood closed the ceremonies for the * acr*or
ler night
and tbe next morning he founcf a
dead wolf and a dead wild cat in
his field. .
—Australian opals and loose
diamonds, call and see them at A.
I^evytansky’8.
—Airs. Frank Dickson and two
interesting children returned to
Edna yesterday. .
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Mair, W. A. Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 25, No. 47, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 8, 1896, newspaper, October 8, 1896; Hallettsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1000587/m1/4/?q=music: accessed June 20, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Friench Simpson Memorial Library.