Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, November 27, 1908 Page: 7 of 8
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FIGHT. : cities of the-cquntrv are follow-
• inor nlo»i' i-1
ing this plan. A petition has
ren are Taiwbt How to been sent to the Governor of
Prevent this Disease. . South Carolina requesting that a
• text-book oh tuberculpsis, simi^
J3? to that used in •
schools in the United
„ are taking a new depart-
rltt teaching to the children
nature, causes, dangers and
_ mention of consumption. A
text-book entitled “Simple Les-
sons oh Tuberculosis or Con-
sumption” has jiist been placed
in-the seventh and eighth grades
Of “ the District of Columbia.
The Massachusetts educational
authorities, acting under a law
of the Legislature of 1908, are
establishing courses of instruc-
tion on tuberculosis in all of the
schools of the State,, yin addi-
tion to these public movements
wic yimjx- otates- are
also taking steps along similar
lines; ■ 1;•"/. y. • .
, . This movement for the popu-
lar education of school children
on the causes and dangers of
consumption is receiving a great
impetus; and experts on this,
subject conclude that within five i
yeare the majority of children in i
the United States will be taught }I
Some Romance.
Additio n a 1 CommU^y,1
Court Proceedings.
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• , ^Pn^y a couple of young, peo-
■ j y°akum got off the train,
and the urst place they struck ! bonds approved.
was the' county clerk’s * office, [ Louis Wagener, Co. Com
MH Store
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SPECIALS- FOR
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Tu *mw«**vcuvoio ucxore cney leave
the lower grades of the public
schools.
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Saturday,
You don t make a mistake
when you buy fruits and candies
at C. Acer's.
®any of the private organiza-
tions throughout the country
U.«i V.UU1JVI J
established, and are estab-
V fishing, open-air schools for. con-
sumptive children, it being esti- k
mated that about two per cent
75c Serges and Mo- g0g ^ 75cHair Rats, this gg„
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Quite a Serious Adddent.
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\ hairs, this saje^
$i50 S^therhloom j
Petticoats, now-
65c Hair Rats, this J ft #*
sale,...............*fUu
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$1 Hair Rats, this
sale..
where : they applied for a mar-
riage license.
County Clerk Buchanan who
is very careful about these mat-
ters, when informed that the
young lady was from Runge, and
*ho YPung man from Yoakum,
and that there was some opposi-
tion to the marriage by the young
lady s parents, refused to issue
the license, and it seemed to be
all off. • . • •
, -The- couple then went to the
lotel where they were going to
^ke; .the west-bound Crockett
for Cuero, where they expected
x> get the license and be married
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Mr. Frank Weventreek, a Bo- .
imio'n. . :/• - I I
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the fresh-ail
combined wit
of the pupils in the larger city
' vi wic wuime in uie larj
schools have tuberculosis.
3Ehe first public school for con-
taAii.iii o and pre-Consumptive
to be established in the
States was opened in
R. I., last January.
hemian farmer living about two f
miles of Yoakum, happened to
a ve^y painful accident Monday
afternoon while hauling a load
of cord wood: to town. The i
wagon ran into a small rut that
vvas^in the road causing the wood
to slide off the wagon, and to
keep the wood f^om falling on
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7 -v. ■
■ new styles Collars
f°r Ladies,, See window,
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Special Side pf ".v
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In the meantime while they
were- waiting for the train,
! Sheriff Noble appeared on the
scene,; and when asked what he
Wanted; said he had a warrant
R. A, Etlinger, public weigh*
R. Valenta, tax assessor.
fYed Hoffer, Co. Com,
Aug. Ellers. Co. Com.
John Kubena, Co. Cmn.
E. T. Long, district clerk.
. E. G. Peterson, J. P. ^
E. H. Houchins, constable.
E/ H. Bonorden. pub. weighsc,
E. A Long, constable;v & a
Chas. Strauss, constable.
J. W. W. Harvey; j. P. < :2 -
T_ The butchers reports of F. W.
Koester, C. R. Meyer, Barnes
Bros and F* W. Harmes were
approved.
The quarterly report of Coun-
ty Treasurer A B. Devall was
300 Pairs of Boys Shoes
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36 pair Bpys,v Shoes in
sizes 12 to 2, value I J fl
75, this sale. ....ji^U
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50 pair: Boy's Webster
Shoes, value $2.50, I Qfl
‘this awe.,;...............liilU
approved. > ,.
“ *v —' • y 9‘. . M B fXll VV f * f f I I '3m , * *,
for the young man's arrest. The» general business.
young mnn was considerably ex-! Ordered that Frank Graafe be
cited and wanted to know what 1 allowed $40 per month for self
for, and the sheriff told him he and wife as manager and cook,
had iiiifhmnHr -------at the poor farm.
Telepeone
The sessions were held ’entirely
in^he open, and the benefits of
d with the teaching and
_ of the public schools,
experiment jed to other
ents, both public and pri-
The Brookline Anti-Tu-
ms Society l opeifed a
d for tuberemosis children
consumnnyes ^ waaN opened
nogvii, ouu lauuig lo leap rar
enoufim landed between the!
traces which jerked him to the
gmmq; The wagon with its’
load passed over one of his limbs
bruising and peeling the flesh1
Ins thigh to the knee.
Medical aid was summoned and
dressed^ his wounded limb, but]
it wffi be a long time before he
wul her able to be out again
Yoakum Herald. -
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50 pairs .Boys’ Webster
^ Sly>es, value $3, O J fe
this sale* 1 13
; 25 per cent off on the
Best Hne of Clothing ever
$2.00 and $2.50
Pants . ..............i............,
$3.00 and $3,50.
Pants tjri.....
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ins the intention to keen 18 811
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^ the intention to keep it
or the summer months oji-
L so successful were the
of this work that the city
_ authorities recently de-
to take over the work and
“Ji a peripanent building
purpose* In Pittsburg a
school was opened in
—w the marked ben-
which the children have al-
” received from this train-
led to its enlargement
d of Education of New
^totiie“ ^
$4.50 and $5.00 ,
Pants : .........
1.45
24S
3.98
riage license, and that the cou-
W wo»Id; have to go yhh him.
young man was immensely
relieved as he said that was
what he had been trying for as
soon as they came to town.
: The marriage Kcenss was pro-
cured at about 11 o’clock and all
parties repaired to the parsonage
of the Methodist church and
Rev. Godwin, pastor of the same,
was called up, and he soon made
them man and wife, and every-
body was happy.
Justice Court.
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following bases on the;
civil docket were disposed of at
this term of court up to Wednes-
foy-
W. M. Johnson vs. Wm. Koch, i
suit on account, settled arid ‘ dis- ]
missed. v y
^ T. A. HiU^^ vs.
tach, suit on notes, judgment
for plaintiff by default - : d
■- FranksSitta vs. Martin JHovel-]
ka, suit on account settled and
diamioral »f
Landas
lepartfnent Store
I _ - young man is Robert &
Cox. who is employed in the rail-
road shops at Yoakum, and the
[ young lady was Miss Lula For-
hand, of Runge, and the Herald
wishes them a prosperous voyage
oyer the matrimonial sea.
J They left on the westbound
I tram Tuesday for Yoakum,
where we understand they will
make their future home; and
thus the little romance with all
its trials and troubles is now a
thing of the past.
Co. be allowed $1.50 per month
county jail
^ Bid of Dr. M. S. Kahn, $di
™r medical services lor the year
1908-9, accepted.
_ Election ordered for school
distnet No. 35, to reduce school
tax from 10c to 2c on $100, elec-
tion to be held at school house
gee. 19. August Wunderlich,
Hkml Meyer and C. L. Bunjeo.
officers of election. - .
; ^dered that County Clerk be
authorized to have, two deed in-
d€K books, one record of merlrf
and brands, one probate record,
two dee<| records and one pro-
tetenlmutes, rebound and
in good condition.
Conditi
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. . For Rent
i . : Henry Schwartz residence
m East Hallettsville. Apply to
Mra. Henry Schwartz at City
Hotel.
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teac™
■eh the consumptive “f1?* on note, judgment for
This ^ school .^wil^bel
on the deck of an old
"If. In all -of these
children are kept in
in- ^ong* M08
of the buildings used are opened
^pqthreesideband are rso con-
structed as to frirnish unlimited
supplies ffesh mr yrilhout
rlflft-n j-tV-l fn T^_ _1 M VI i i <k
in these, schools just the
asm the regular institu-
The children study and
and recite in the open air, even
wing the coldest weather* anc
the percentage of colds among
them is far smaller than chiL
dren in the ordinary public
- f these fresh
Schools. In most o* wuv0v.ua
TSgr* £■ 8
warm in odd weather. 7
In addition to these specially
«*Wda oavomI iLa
>P0-
eet
’A.
conducted schools several* of the
WRtep ha*e required that the
I important facts about tubercu
losi^be taught in the lower
■ of the public institotions,1
■an was the first State to
■Bopt measures of this kind.1
I Ryan act of 1896, the public
achoob are required to give in-i
atruetion on the nature of tuber-
^^Mjftgfd other infectious dis-
Fiir&rgyd
•» children In the
of
on
lusetts
and
r »
„Jm
In the District of
a Special text-book has
- ided in which instruc-
___ given concerning sleeping
. open air, the dangers of
r the way to prevent eon-
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tion
sumption^ and pother kindred
Mas, Tex., is the lat-
plaintiff.
L. J. Davis vat Jos. Valegura,
smt on note, judgment for plain-
tiff by default.
Houchins Produce Co. vs. Anr i
gelo and Halberty, suit on ac-
eount, judgment for plaintiff by
default :-•:./ : . ; .
V. Nastoupil vs. F. K. Hajdu-
sek, suit on account, settled and
dismissed. '
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On the criminal docket:
State'df Texas vs. Anna Kon-
vica, abusive language, trial by
jury and acquitted' : ;
State of Texas vs. H, Ji Buch-
•aaaa, maliciously wounding a
dumb animal, plead guilty and
fined $5 and costs.
.State ^of Texas -vs. John
Clarke, drunlfeness in a public
Place, plead guilty, fined $Land
costs.''t '
f MSxam«thy letke t et ra m i n e
i .The above Is the name of a German
chemical which is one of the many
valuable Ingredlan ts of Foley’s KM-
I ney Remedy. Hexamethylenetetra-
mine Is recognized by medical text
. books and authorities as a uric acid
solvent and antiseptic for the urine
Take Foley’s Kidney Remedy as soon
as you notice any irregularities, and
avoid a serious malady. Forsaleat
Otty Drug Store. • -
jnditions having
changed since the county
laid out into school districts it
becomes ^necessary to .properly
define and lay out said districts
to conform to the best interests
of patrons and pupils. The
county superintendent is hereby
authorized to lay out and define
the school districts Of the county
and make such changes therein
necessary and
to the Febru-
ary term of court for final ap-
araend-
, -Bargains in dl lines of first
.class goods at Vesmirovsky’s for1
-the next few weeks. Buy now.
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Farm for Sale or Rent.
_246 acres 10 miles from Bee-
vi lie'and 5 miles from Norman-
ja. One field of 40 acres; one
leld of 20 acres, one pasture 40
jjpes, one pasture 14$ acres.
Two-story dwelling, T> rooms and
**?. ««>ke'house, Urn,
w gallon cy-
welb win d mBl , 3000
wut buyer. Caih rent for one
, $350.00. Address owner
J. C. Crisp, , '
Beeville, Texas.
year,
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«st dty to adopt the’ method of
teaching children about con-
-T^tion in the schools, and
within a few days a ‘Tubercu-
IaSiS nnll
Raw Lungs.
. When the longs are sore and tn-
.lamed the germs of consompUon
find lodgment and multiply. FoJey’s
looey and Tar kills the cough germ,
cores the most obstinate racking
cough, heals the lungs and prevents
eerions results. The genuine is In n
the yellow package. For sale at the 11
City Drag Store, r ^ - |l
Two weeks from today
Herald Wifi nwue die
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special edition for die
ladies of Hallettsville.
Irt order to secure good,
^kplay and a prominent
position it is imperative
diat copyf or your adver-
tisement be sent in early.
We will fay to make
this edition of the Herald
a thing Of beauty and a
joy forever and with the
assistance of Onr adver-
tisers we can do so. v
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S«id your copy to. us
early; please.
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Marriage*, Birth* and Death* a*
Taken From the Records.
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HAIUUAGE LICENSES.
, -^<»ePh Konecny and Vlasta
Mladenka, Nqv. 17. >
^ Geo. Oliver and Josie Flowers,
Nov. 18. •
frank Sefcik and Amelia
! Lamza, Nov. 18.
.V'4.
MBreth and Lena Step-
Wik A Schornack and Hattie
Buesmg. Nov. 23.
•Edward Karc and Ida Schmidt
Nov. 23.
• Robt. S. Cox and Lula For-
hand, Nov. 23.
proval or rejection or *
ment as to the court may
best. --
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■gm
-T’-y—— «wv aiv/UK UULIilC XTJQU1.
from Hallettsville to Seclurion,
said line to be erected and mam- ; S
tained so as not to ihterfero
with the public use and travel
on said public road.
Ordered that Toih Boothe be
1 On motion L. J. Davis and J.
S. Tripp ane authorized to erect
telephone hne along public rood
frnm RollAffflrrt'IU 4^ __•__
allowed. $3 pm* ? quarter b^gin-
lber
ning November 1; 1908, for
cleaning out sewer. - .
: Aug. Mladen ka et al, petition
to reduce school tax from 20c to
L No. 14; election or-
— — ~ je held at South Muo-
tang;school house on December
19.
C, Koerth. com., motion to
change justice precincts 1, 3 and
7, and election precincts Not. 6
and 11 adopted and mrdered that
“niA change be published,
Mladenka et al, petition tot
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said
A
bile rood; report approved to
-;-v -V. . : iwcsecond doss and Known os
Thte!-HIMaud I
births.
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. Joseph Strelic and wife, bey;
Oct. 31.
r Joseph Kyvan ’ and wife, boy
Nov. 6.
J: A Hermann and wife, boy,
June 23.
E. A. Hilliard and wife, girl,
Nov. 19. ^
_ T J* E* Seegar and wife, girt,
Nov. 23. *
- ^ , Deaths. '
Elisa Albrecht; aged 77 years,
death; odema of lungs,
died Oct 30 ■
CASTOR IA
Far I&fanta and Children.
Tta KW Yn Han Ahrifs Bnpt
M40
»wn os
Kurtz ^2.96TChsri^Mfltir
$129.96; Mrs. S. McMurry $22.50,
and Aug. Mladenka appointed
overseer.
Jos. Busek et al, petition for
second class road; approved to
be opened as part of Oakland
and Sublime rood* afid old rood
discontinued.
the following additional ac-
counts were allowed;
F. fapeakerman, cooking mol t 13 95
? CiS?ln,L-WOod - ■ 1300
F. 8chafs^, 87 lbs tobacco...... 7 40
kS5 P°°r farm- W 60
F. B. Dutoer. bridge work...... 14 ^
Rosenberg Brds mdse...:..... 68
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F.^kol, smith work..^.....,.. 3413
ii aec't... 3110
uy ro^ work....;. 100
,Wt. H. Moore, .work on bridge s no
Q«rhfliip T.nmhu iv. m
CoJumtoT. 88 54
L. Matula «fc Co md4e...
I Bears the
Signature of
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Peterson Bros mdse...
M. Fahrenthold, et al, elec!
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“:,r . 1—There were two weddings at 1
Primer will be m the; the Catholic, church , Tuesday I
k1 ^ PK11!, tbe.pub-' morning, the parties being John I
lie achoola._In North Carolina^ i Kubena and Miss Julia Sitta, and l
SSdto^- 1
.S'
ib^!|vl|fSfcS£*
£'ggt as;
,*'■“7. « wuucrtuiusra, jaro Neumann ana Miss Julia
P'a®2i “ aV, tbe Physiologies, is Adams, Rev. Sheehan officiating
taiu*t to all of the children. In in the former, and Rev, Heck
Baltimore Stpnft ara n^innr tob-on 4-U ~ rm tr _ _
™ - v wiuk wmcuMiiaiium me latter. - InexiERALD
on^a systematic cam- iextends congratulations to both
Daurn of education nmnno- fh« Warmu tuiiw ^.4 __• *.1
°v.u5?UCaK0T1 amon^. happy pairs and wishes for them >
a long, happy and prosperous ];
»r marriprl lifp
ST, . -W”® UIUV115 bllL
^school children by means of lec- « iunK, napi
tures and circulars. Many other ’ married life.
j — When you can^T^t what ^LS^T. and tele-
[,you want in the grocery line at P^one wptoani^ be placed in
Dave Landa’s, vou’ll have to do a genera^n^ Tor accidents and
to some bthe?^town11 ftave to ^ emergenciw and that l^e bal-
, . r——_ ance of said fund be divided in
strentrthf»Ti vndi. Vll“ - *
- « HA ciyon
1 irtlms the wtnt«P u ith i / 1
rdng the winter with Weak lungs
jiso holey s Honey and Tar will f
[ Sold at City Drug More •
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. 27 per cent.
$v .021 “
“ 2, .144 “ “
“• 6. .23 •»
? 3, .128 ^ “
“ 4. .07 “ **
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.» tSs^«£^5.ir-<'W6irtVa
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