The Sabinal Sentinel. (Sabinal, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 21, Ed. 1 Friday, May 23, 1913 Page: 2 of 8
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howela and eara constipation use
HQ3LSPRINGS
LIVER BUTTONS
▼oa'11 eat hettar, work better, sleep
better joar eyes will brighten and
your tkin grow clearer. < 25:eenta.
Trr(aaoipie UIVP.K fUTTONSand booklet
ibeul iht liaout H«l Spring. kheumatiim
rtmrtarts* Uo(«papi(( b;oo<1 Remedy at
SAHfNAL DRUG JCIDMPANY
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RIO FRIO.
ty of Texas has
in the esteem
of the people,
have constituted
board have been
citizens selected
sections of the Stafits faculty
have been well equied Seholar%
chosen without pofcab infldetv
ce, for merit *• effieiencys
nearly twenty thsand .Texas
boys and girls havUen-students
49 and 52, Article 3, of the; in its halls; no br4* of scandal
Constitution in the election call-( has touched it; ingrowth .and
ed by Governor Colquitt for July prosperity have m|f than 'kept
University Regents Advocate
Adoption of Proposed Amend-
ment to Sections 49 and 52,
Article 3, of the State
Constitution
The Board of Regents of the
University of Texas has issued
an address to the people in
advocacy of the adoption of the
proposed amendment to Sections
j 19. 1913.
The Regents show that there
are 2121 students now in at-
pace with the admeement of
the great State |ich gave- it
being, and whose Jpnty sustims
A fine rain fell here last night tendance at the University, 300 year hy year, One serious
whieh will beoOf great benefit
the sbrfcoundhatf'country
to more than were in attendance handicap under /hich it has
i last year; that under the present labored, and is boring
9 Throats "are 'being harvested Constitution no buildings can be GJn ** removed J the poeple
he^eTrfWb 6artfyon/* ’ erected at the University out of , Texas on July 1 next, *wth-
*’1 «i r ■ appropriations made by the i0®* touching the jcket of any
^ D. • Harper Legislature; and that the aefop- citizen-’'
fnS^sl^ t0 H,nal las^ ^eek tion of the proposed amendment
would authorize the use ot the
income from the University!
permanent endowment for the,
erection of buildings, and would I
not make any addition whatever!
to the taxes to be paid by the j
on
. 'ijUjjre waa.no church services
in lfjfifcFijjo Symdav. The Baptists
pf;Uexpended a hearty in-
vii tii^n to the Rio Frio Church
to spend Sunday in Utopia and
attend thejaptist Revival there! people. The Regents also refer
which, was being conducted by 110 the beneftt3 that would accrue
Rec. A. J. Price, missionary under ,he propostd amendment
polpprterof the Uvalde Baptist t0 the other S(ate in3titutio
Association. His brother, Alonzo
C. Price, Evangelistic Singer,
conducted the song service
through the meeting. Much
good was done there. 15
members were added to the
chprpK, five by baptism and
SENTINEL AH PJ.Y.
pi it' i'Ewa.®
SRIEMOfc.
ffOMPB rrmON RUSES IN
RATES.
« f Traffic m Powerful
-Stack ml Bond
lama a natoCensidfered.
Gaanpcti tie* b the moat power-
iiferter- knewai i* rata- malting. II
thee maxidatM W na
; it < prickly teas* ta> pieces the
bale* oad tariff ahaata of arraxy
4 arrarithat comaa nnda
ita- ihfloca use and all other elementa
that antca - into >rata making yield to
if* power. The following' map gives
a. praetid il illustration of the- effact
6f cvmpt -titiun: • in rate making in
Tdsxa*:
DALLAS ♦
3* IP iUlMU-fr
I. N. Campbell,. M. D.
* owe* AT
JOHN8TON *;REILY MWAING
pi gg pTwHri— rktM art
rai-l.fi ANSWERED at ALL HOUR*-
S. B. HUDSON,! M.
Office Adauns BadcUng
Phone Office 72^-Ree»d«nce 8t*
Sabinal, Texas
lousToir
Dr. J.F.BECKMEYER
PHYSICIAN ANDiSURGEON
Office over Post Office
Calls Answered Dtty or Nwht
SABINAL, d TEXAS
Dr. Laura Beckmeyer
General Practice, Osteopathy and Me-
dical Electricity.
Office and treatment rooms at Resi-
dence and over'Post Office.
Practicelimiled lo nite«re»»f women and children.
ten. by letter.
Bgo. A. J. Price can well be
recommended as an earnest con-
secrated man of God.
Revs. F. G. Moses of Hondo
and R. A. Cohron of Sabinal
wero ’u Rio Frio Monday. Rev.
Uohron preached Monday night.
THeii* main purpq«e._^was^ on
business of t h e Association
Meeting which is to be held at
Baptist Flat beginning Friday,
June 27. Everybody will be
vteTcome. Come and camp with
u’s.'
Born: A boy to Mr. and Mrs.
W. B. Patterson, Jr. Thursday, j
May 15th.
,,(Mr. and Mrs. Joe Chisum of!
Bandera are visiting in Rio Frio.
, Mr. Chisum is busy surveying!
the new county’s line.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Davis. ae-
compnnied by Misses Edith and!
Winifred Minns attend church!
at Utopia Saturday and Sunday. 1
Our Post Master, Mr. J. G.
Elliott, has had the Post Office
repainted.
Rev. J. H. Bohmfalk, Messrs.
John and Richard Burns were
|
attending the meeting at Utopia
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Adam ^Wilson j
left Saturday for Bandera where
Mrs. Wilson went to attend thei
funeral of her father.
The Sunday School picnic was j
held Thursday the 15th on the •
River where all the crowd;
gathered. A
which of course would include
the State Normal Schools,. the
College of Industrial Arts, and
the A. & M. College.
The folowing paragraph in the
statement of the Regents ia
interesting:
“For thirty years the Universi-
ty.
TtaADE Marks
DrsiQNt,
*0 CYlUGHTsi Ac.
^Anyone nemUnjr tt • * id^loacrtjttkm mm
wvenlTon t« pr»ihnl»i- r r-)<'CilA.^Cominiintn*
tlon»atrlctlr«nittdout<M ;*li?.l)E00K on Potent*
•out free. OMeui nire.ii *• '\ e.uocurliKLpatpnt*.
Potnntii taken tliroiikl» N uun * Co. raoelvt
iprclal not tc*. without cl: urti j. In tha
Scientific jlmeiicatt
A I.Andsomwf, llluktratetfi i eeklf. IjTIW> (It
eolation ot »ny krlentiuo j mrnal. Termai $3 *
year! four months, $L “J a by oil Aealers
MUNN & Co.3e,B>» New Yoii
branch Olllc». «25 F ^nnhlnKton O. C
Vacation Days. Are Almost Here
Summer Tourist
Tickets on sale
June i to Sept. 30,
Limit OctoW ji.
Liberal stop-overs
Full pkdrtlenlnrmch awrfully fur-
Through eLectric
. lighted sleepers to
StXouis And Chicago
.dabv. one
j change of *ars to
1 MichigSi n,CAnadian
and N#;w England
t^s^Resefto,
THOROUGHBRED
Angora Goats
THE HARRIS GOA 10
Collins & Weaver
Laguna, T ex.
BETTER THAN SPANKING j||g|!
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MBOUTI
Standard
avui Tourist Sleepers
Spanking will not cure children
very pleasant j noUlmhft bS ^dangerous ‘dis8! 4 TRAINS DAILY
I A f tot* tlinnnr I_____ Tl. - n it n n . . n *
day was passed. After dinner ] ease. The C, H. Rowan Dirug Co.
games were played, songs sung
etc. Both young and old seemed
to enjoy themselves alike. All
departed for home feeling hap-
pier for the day spent there.
For-get-me-not.
Rio Frio, May 20, 1913.
between
Dept. 1927, Chicago, III, have
discovered a strictly harmless!
remedy for this distressing fiis- AJpw- ()|*|nouo
pasp nnrl to mnkp knmvnit-Q mm. IvClllo
ease and to make known its mer-
j its they will send a 50c package
securely wrapped and prepaid
! Absolutely Free to any reader of
; The Sentinel. This remedy also
1 cures frequent desire to urinate
, , , , andinabilitytoeontrolurinedur-
hor Sale: A good second hand,j11R the night or day in old or
AND
San Francisco
parlor organ.
S ihinal Jewelry Co.
Typwritcr Cheap
A second hand Smith Premier
typewriter at a bargain. Inquire
at Sentinel office.
Electric Lighted Sleepers and Diner;
Oil Burning Locomotives
The C. H. Rowan Drug, Steel Boachce. F.ltctric Block Signal
Heavy Kails. Rock Ballast
young.
Co. is an Old Reliable House
write to them today for the free
medicine. Cure the afflicted
numbers of vour family, then
tell your neighbors and friends
about this remedy.
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For further Information ask th«
Local Agent
t: a.e.&s.F. :>.M.K.iT. r t.&b.v. 4: h.&t.c.
There are four direct lines of rail-
road runring between Dallas and
Houston. The stock arid bond is-
sues on these lines vary from $29,-
103 to $13,022 per mile. The value
of these properties according to the
Railroad. Commission’s- estimate
vary from $15,086 to $29,932 per
mile. The asssased values vary
from $17,863 to $32,399 per mile.
The amount expended uppn them by
the owners varies-
$60,009. per mile;, the density of
population and traffic ui-more widely
at variance; lire railroad mileage
varies,from 249 to 367, miles,, yet the
rate from Dallas to. Houston via
all li»es is tha same.
The most potential! element next
in importance to com petition in rate
making is density cfc traffic. It is a
far rmore agreeable personality than
any of its associates among the rate
miking po^rers. £fct enjoys the dis-
tinction of being bhe only influence
that is abla to reduce cates without
decreasing the earnings- and is a wel
cwmed gu«»t. to bath shipper and car*
riei*.
I Efforts, have been made by the
jjegislatuces to- use- the stock and
bond issues as a basis for rate mak-
ing, but these factors have been ig-
nored by custom and denied recog-
nition by the courts.
PLANS TO REFOREST
EAST TEXAS.
Timber Supply Decreasing.
Houston, Texas: Mr. Jno. H.-
Kirby in his report to the Texas
Welfare Commission estimates that
the forests of Texas will be ex-
hausted in a period of fifteen years
and recommends that plans bo con-
sidered for re-foresling East Texas.
The report is quoted btjow in part.
“There were 31J934 mills in oper-
ation in the United' States in 1910
producing 40,018,202,000 feet of
lumber and of this quantity 14,143,-
471,000 feet was yellow pine.
“There are 466 mills in Texas, 20
mills operate exclusively upon hard-
wood timber and 70 mills operate on
both pine and hardwood, while the
remaining 376 operate exclusively
upon pine. The average annual pro-
duction of these mills ia in round
figures two billion feet. ’The con-
sumption of lumber in Texas is abaut
squal to the production «of Texas
mills. The Texas sawmills produced
in 1910 an aggregate of 1,884,134,-
D00 feet board measure which was
4.7 per cent of the total amount of
lumber produced in the United
States.
“It is estimated that there is about
30,000,000.000 feyt of yellow pine
timber still standing in Texas. I
think this estimate ultra-conserva-
tive. Taking this estimate, how-
sver, as a basis, it will be seen at a
glance that at the present rate of
jonsumption, the volume of raw ma-
terial will be exhausted in a period
of fifteen years. I do not believe
that the forests will he entirely de-
nuded in that period. On the con-
trary, I think the manufacture of
yellow pine will be carried on in this
state for half a century at least,
though it goes without saving that
there will he an annual reduction
in the volume of tae product as well
as a steady increase in the volume
of consumption, *
DR.
n. L. MAHAFFEY
Physician and Surgeon
SPECIAL DISEASE OF THE EYE
Second FloOr P. O. Bldg.
Office Phone 158 —-Residence Phone 157
IRVING C. HONEGGER
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
SAN ANTONIO, TEXAS
G. B. FENLEY;
ATTOJJN EY *r AT-L A W
UVALDE, TEXAS ,
PracticpsJn all The Courts
Office Over {Commercial Nat’L Bank.
h. c, mm
Attamfty-at-Law
Sabinal, T^tws
WiUlfiraetcice in all Courts
I
Dr.T.J. Norir 4<m
RESIDENT DENTIST
omc* over sabinal Drug Corap’y
PHONE 184 TFLAS
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Release of Venders Lien,
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Notes, Promissory Notes,
Affidavits, Acdknowledge-
ments, etc., etc.
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Baldwin, Harold. The Sabinal Sentinel. (Sabinal, Tex.), Vol. 19, No. 21, Ed. 1 Friday, May 23, 1913, newspaper, May 23, 1913; Sabinal, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1108232/m1/2/?q=%22~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .