The Goliad Weekly Guard. (Goliad, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 19, 1911 Page: 6 of 8
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Hunting Laws
A young cclored offender was
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There will be services
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SAN ANTONIO SCHOOLS.
DR. GETZWILLER
to Eugene Vogt, a most worth ;
J. GUS PATTON
Attorney At Law
Williams was able to be on the
Goliad,
11, 1916.
WAYNE DAVIS
W. C. Metz, cashier of the Firs
It is unlawful to take any wild
netting or' tended the dance at Noll’s
When you trade at Steadtler’s
you MUST be satisfied.
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A fine line of magazines. The : leading attorneys, was in the city
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AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT.
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J. A. Mocre; recording secretary,' cultural Department of the Interna-
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Mrs. L. A. Parker; correspond-
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that he killed the game within
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CONFEDERATE VETERANS’ DAY.
owls.
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San Antonio, Tex.—Much interest is
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AT OPERA HOUSE
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sides the usual orations appropriate
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be camp-fire talks, and some eating
Southwest Texas, will
cause
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tional Fair, to be held here November
3 to 12, inclusive, show that the Agri-
N, R. Powell,
H. F. Kauffman.
San Antonio, Tex.—Of greatest pos-
sible educational value will be the
School Department of the Internation-
1 being shown by the old soldiers in
the day set aside by the International
Fair management as Old Confederate
Veterans’ Day, November —. Many in-
A Gathering of Old Soldiers at the
San Antonio International Fair in
November Will Be Interesting.
। house and report a fine time.
P. J. Fuchs passed through
here Tuesday on his way to Go-
liad.
office.will only be open
:20 A. M, Until 5:20 P. M.
law of handling trains
Call at the Ellis store and take
a look at the Selz shoes they have
in stock. The greatest advertised
shoe in the world.
nounces entry blanks are ready for
prospective contestants ia the track
meet.
Ofice it Court
House
it is
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Saturday, shaping up matters
for district court, which convenes
here next month.—Refugio Re-
view.
the law, the place of residence,
etc.
statemert has been given to the
press by the Department:
Berkshires, Poland China, Duroc Jer-
seys, Chesters, Essex, Tamworth,
Yorkshires Will Be Shown.
one day or 24 hours.
It is unlawful to kill any
It is unlawful to kill wild geese
or wild ducks by any means oth-
erwise than by ordinary gun, ca-
pable of being held to and shot
from the shoulder.
It is unlawful to sell or offer for
sale, or have in possession for the
purpose of sale, or have in pos-
session after purchase, any game
or game birds mentioned in this
article.
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There Will Be an Exhibition of What
Is Being Accomplished in the
Alamo City Schools.
J. M. YARBOROUGH.
Physician and
Surgeon
’ tv in whi h the person resides.
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ty huntins
For this a general admission of twenty
five cents will be charged.
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The Presbyterian Ladies announce their
Third Annual Hallowe’en Bazaar, Tuesday,
October 31, 1911, from 10 a. m. ’til 10 p. m.
The public is cordially invited to call and
inspect their complete display of beautiful
needlework and artistic novelties, as well as
evidences of cullinary skill to be found at the
This Year Than Ever Before,
and Room for All.
ing Parlor.
? Freshyterian
< bath morning
31 of morning se
3 tain a Witnes -
And Will Take Place on November 10,
and Every College Team in State
Will Be Represented.
Terreli ranch. — Refugio Review.
W. E. Fowler, one of Goliad’,
Belica
Dental
Surgeon
Attorney al
Law
hunting.
Germantown this afternoon at 31 al Fair, which exposition will be held
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Physician and
Surgeon
ready b n an extensive pian of pub
licity work in the interest of the meet]
The Fair Association combined witu
the Athletic Association will pay the
expenses of the athletes, and mang
more are expected to attend.
The meet in the collegiate class last
year was won by Daniel Baker Col
,, San Antonio, Tex.—Reports from A.
1 . L. Fucrod, treasurer, Mrs. M. Pyron, superintendent of the Agri-
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A person may ship to his home
as many as one day’s bag limit
of game; except of wild ducks,
of which he may ship as many as
three days’ bag limit or 75ducks;
provided, he accompany the ship-
ment on the same train or com-
I here Tuesday afternoon, coming
I over with the bank examiner.—
Norheim View.
X Lincecum’s prices are the low-
3 j est, at which GOOD groceries can
< be sold.
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A large crowd from here at- l
well worth while. The men who wore
the gray and followed the stars and
bars during the troublesome timer of |
the early 60 s are looking forward with j
much interest to the coming of Old J
Confederate Veterans’ Day at the Fair, i
“WHAT HAPPENED"
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Mamie Appleby; first vice-presi-! .. K_.
, ,. ’ r , There Will Be More County Exhibits
dent, Mrs: W . A. Jackson; sec-
but ovc
the ir ne
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here November 3 to 12. For the most
part it will be an exhibition of what
Office over Vonnohlen Gc; IAT
Building. Phone 67 3
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9 The public
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At 8 p. m.a well arranged program will be
rendered, including a one act comedy entitled
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wilhelms
visited Mrs. Ed Fuchs Sunday.
Miss Kestler was glad to return
home again after quite an ab-
sence.
any one person to
AN ALL-STATE TRACK MEET
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HAS BEEN ARRANGED FOR THE
INTERNATIONAL FAIR.
any one hunting without a
ond vice-president, Mrs. W. J.
Lott; third vice-president, Mrs.
their products. Space is getting at I
a premium even in the Land Show. It I
is announced; but aside from this it I
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, our pastures are posted and hunt-
ing is strictly forbidden.
with e sn all hower of rain Sun- means 20( 9 votes for your candi-
2 where they wil reside in the fu-
S, ture.
finery in vegetable products to be
shown at the Fair this year. The
products will be of a better quality
than in years past, think those who
are in a position to know.
I kill as many as 25 of these birds
jin any one day during the open
’season, but no more.
It is not unlawful to kill Englih
or European house sparrows,
Ellis & Son - handles the Fa
mous Full Cream Flour.
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GOLIAD j services at night will commence
--- ? at 7 o‘( i ck nstead of 7 :30, a
cense as preseril d «, lar d own-
Since the Fair last year many institu-
tions have become interested in the
State mcets, and strong teams have
sprung up all around. The work of
. registering the athletes has already
begun, and Secretary Dugosh an-
best magazines published, at
Lundschen’s.
lth and vigor by the use of
Dr. Miles’ Nervine.
trength to the entire
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for Marianna, !
Old Confederate Veterans’ Day. Be-
M r and
Miag Myrt
Cleaning and Pressing
It is unlawful to kill or in any
manner injure any mockingbird,
whippoorwill, bull bat), night
hawk, blue bird, red bird, finch,
thrush, linnet, wren, martin,
swallow, bobolink, cat bird, non-
pareil, scissortail, sea gull, tern,
Sheawater, egret, heron or peli-
can.
Lawyer 2 It its good, fresh groceries
Office at the Court House you care for, at lowest prices,
GOLIAD, TEX. 3 you will trade at Steadtler’s.
Garden to Is at Ney land’s.
. costs $1.77 and can be procured
from t; count clerk ofthecoun-
C. L. Terrell has sold all of his
cattle in Victoria, Goliad and Re
fugio counties to John J. Welder
of Victoria. Terrell has also
leased all of his pasture lands to
Welder for a term of ten year-
Nine or ten thousand acres of
Our community was blessecd
ing down in time. The “bad”
man pulled his gun on Sid Mc-
Farland, but was prevented from
using it and Sheriff Willemin was
almost forced to kill the negro as
he threatened to take a shot at
the sheriff. However, he fell,
and when Willemin had the ad-
vantage of him, he was caught
and locked up.
Lundschen’s drinks are as good
as can be made. Try them once.
You’ll be a regular customer.
L. A. Horney and daughter, People You Know
spent Friday with Miss Lena-
J , - Miss Elsa Shields, the lovel 1
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; young daughter of Mr. and Mrs
mon carrier. To make such ship-
ment the shipper shall make the ing secretary, Mrs. G. E. Pope; cuitural Hall is about filled up. For
prescribed affidavit, setting out | custodian,Mrs. E. Bell; chaplain, months past commercial secretaries.
’ ........ ■ I Mrs. W. J. Redding; literary secretaries of Farmers’ Unions, and
, ,, , , , „ individual producers have been ask-
committee Mesdames John \ on ing that space be reserved for their
Dohlen, J. B. McCampbell, G. E. exhibits. However, it is announced
_____ buck deer daring the open sea-
son. It is unlawful to kill or take
•ttm a doe or spotted fawn. Hunting
with Irrrp ;v lantern is prohib-
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Remember: A $5 hat boug: t
of Mrs. M. L. Mathis for cash
young R‛ ntleman, ofthi-county
at the home of her parents a
G. A. Renter and Ben Hoff of' William
Nordheim, were in our burg Sun-
MRS. MIAUD 1
Repairing a Specialty
intellectually inclined visitors.
Charles J. Lukin; superintendent of
the San Antonio public schools, is su-
perintendent of the School Depart-
ment. He has spared no pains or ex-
pense to get together a school exhibit
that will do any community proud.
The School Board appropriated as
much money as was needed, besides a
liberal contribution from the Fair As-
sociation. .
Here are some of the different sec-
tions of the department: Art section,
manual training, shop work, high
school departments, cooking and sew-
ing classes, and so on. Both white
and colored schools will be represent-
ed by their work.
There will be students working in
the manual training shop tasks, and
girls’ sewing and cooking, wit sam-
ples of their work, before the very
eyes of the visitors. Last year the
School Department exhibit was a
creditable showing of a highly educa-
tional value; but Superintendent
Lukin declares this year will excel
anything ever attempted by the
schools.
A bad negro made a gun play
The Train Schedule^1"”"
i bird or wild fowl by
trapping at any time.
necessary
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mentationt ve: Jeru - a e 1
school State Bank of Yorktown, wa- |
At a recent meeting of the
United Daughters of the Confed-
eracy chapter, the following offi-
cers were elected : President,Miss '
t. i! Ts «. trtheCur
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system. therel 2 tn
the disease. and zivins
ing np the co stitutio
>1.7 its T ork. 1 he p ”
. l ts curutive power
eryoys wrec., sd-S:gec.
hed. I am now .G- -
and it is eg
iiles‛ Nervine." If?
OPLINGER, Rr
delphiz, l’enna.
understand the ।
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vs system has upon their
lth. T1 cy do no. realize
• all their ills are directly I
to the nervous system. I
i of women have regained ,
San Antonio, Tex. — International
Fair directors are congratulating
themselves on the prospects of an un-
heard of swine exhibit during the Fair
this fall, November 3 to 12. So many
breeders have been clamoring for
space that it was necessary for addi-
tional pens to be built These entire? '
already include the best possible quai
ity of Berkshires, Poland China, Duroc
Jerseys, Chesters and other white-
breeds, Essex, Tamworth, Yorkshire
and Hampshires.
Just now there is a livelier Interest
being taken by farmers in Texas, and
the exhibits this fall at the Interna- .
tional Fair will contribute largely to
stimulating the industry, think those
interested. George P. Lillard of
Seguin is the superintendent of the
Swine Department of the Fair, and he
is very enthusiastic over the prospects
of an astounding display of swine at
Mea. V. I Mathis vi-ited Fe-
As the open season for hunting locked up last Tuesday tor steal,
in Texas approaches, the Game. ing. It seems that the little ne-
Fish and Oyster Department al gro was in the habit of relieving
Austin, is receiving a great many the carpenters and brick masons
inquiries about the hunting lawk at work on the Pettus building of
and regulations and questions their loose change when they had
about procuring hunting licenses, on their working clothes and left
M. Pei tus z n i etc in answer to theee inquiries their others hung up in a seclud-
and for the information of sports- ed place. A trap was laid and
men generally, the following the youngster fell into it with the
resuit above mentioned.
494 „ lege, and the academic class went to
Lx East blue of Square// Marshall Training School of this city.
' g _ :0 This fall, however, these title holders
"2:3/93686.6 5- will encounter keener competition.
Pope and J A. Moore. Mrs. J. that places will be made for all who
pre ... , ,,,, desire to display their products.
B. Mecampbel was elected dele- There will be more county exhibits
hawks, (except night hawks) gate to the reunion at Richmond this year than ever before, says Su- the exposition,
crow* buzzards L1 birds and and Mrs. L. A. Parker delegate perintendent Pyron. The Land Show,
, । crow., ouzzarus, Da-k DIds ana . . 5 to be held as an auxiliary to the De-
to the Houston reunion, with partment, will cause many more sec-
tions of the State to be represented
than would have otherwise entered j
non, “ The Chri
For Christ S -’
-_________________- i those asking intend to support the en-
111 FJustezivadanasonaFlour and zomma:' n r- any
getto : schen’s. where all the latest tion with the vast irrigated tracts in
. . ’ , , Southwest Texas, will cause much
For those no loves good read- i and best magazines are handled.
will be the greatest Land Show of the
South, say those most vitally inter-
ested.
- Letters from every portion of the
er, peace officer orEnme warden , by telegraph the operator cannot i country are pourin in every day ask- vitations and circular matter is being
has the right to demand to be be held on duty longer. Please ' ing information about the Land Show ' sent out by the officers of Albert Sid-
shown one’s license when found remember the hours • — what it is, how it will be held, what Johnston Camp No. 144 to old
mernoer me nours. parts will be represented and by what soldiers in all parts of the State, ask-
| Freight office will close at 6. P.M. |-all questions that make it plain ing that they attend the festivities of
Shields, was married
Phones: Office 74, Res. 43-3r <
Goliad. - Texas.; 'u * 1 a-
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SWINE EXHIBIT A GOOD ONE.
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- The open season for shooting
t quail and doves begins November
Green’s Brigade Reunion
This is to notify members that
the next annual reunion of tl
Tom Green Brigade Association
will be held in the historic town
of Goliad, under the supervisi or
of John II. Reagan Chapter,
United Daughters of the Confer .
eracy, on the last Wednesday
and Thursday in June, 1912.
John H. RAXKIN,
Life Secretary,
Brenham, Texas
cordially invited or deer with horns,may be taken; , g;e ,
servicec. providing that any one person
R. I. Porterfield Pastor. shall not kill more than three It re •
that nearly
trceable ’•
Thousands
San Antonio, Tex.—Au all-Stte
track meet has been arranged by the
International Fair management for No-
i ember 10, which will be School Dey,
as well as Boys' Corn Club Day. The
officers of the Amateur Athletic Union
of Texas, headed by Arthur Storms,
president, have a program of much
promise completed. It is the purpose
of those behind the proposition 1o
make the meet this fall the greatest
meet ever held in the State. I
it is their purpose this time to J
bring practically every team of col-
lege and academic classification Ls
Texas to meet in San Antonio on Me
vember 10. Secretary Dugosh has at
Office over rirst Na- git ' • F) 5
tional Bank buniding M-n•>
The open season for hunting
deer begins November 1 and ends
December 31. Only buck deer,
Real Estate
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Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Stout of Mongolian or English pheasants, birthday Sunday. I
San Antonio, were visitors towild prairie chickens, (pinnated I birthday and he most feels a man.
। Goliad this week. grouse,) wiid antelope or Rocky He visited Dr. Elder at Nixon on
Mountain sheep at any time fori Friday and returned Monday, j streets yesterday for the first time
five years, June 11, 1911 to June 1 and we learn he is going to have i since the accident.—V ictoria Ao- ।
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? of thieir
l and ends December 31. It
Mrs. Ed Fuchs, who has been this land lies in Refugio county
at the hospital in Cuero with her about twelve miles southwest of
daughter, returned home Mon- our city and is known as the
Dr. and Mrs. O. F- McMaster
left for their futur. home at Mer There is no closed season for
kei Tuesday. Dr. and Mrs. Me- I wild geese, ducks, plover, snipe, ,
* , . , . . . jacksnipe, curlews, ‘robins or
Master s many friends nere, wish J ‘
.. . * . |chacalca; however, it is unlaw-
them much prosperity in their:, . , , i
. ‘ i ful for any person to kill more P. J. Fuchs and J. J. Renter
new home ! «- 7 , ,
than 20 of any of the above men-; Renter passed through Ander
tioned wild fowls or birds in any’Sunday on their way to Weser ’ 0 clock. Victoria Advocate.
18 day. It reached us most too latedate in the Piano contest.
'on business. j The Advocate is pleased to note things are being accomplished in the
wild E w Fuchs celebratea nis the recovery of M. H Williams, j San Antonio schoois, both public ard
1 — " • 1 -e-auem —15 ... , private. There will be hundreds of
It was his 20 who was injured in a runaway at things to interest school patrons and
Nursery a few weeks ago. Mr.
an auto.
Texas 3 This is to notify the public that
, viile last week.
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t license. lhis license
Mr. aitu vre
left last week
Physician and
Surgeon
Off.ee it Residence GOT IAT
East Side Square •—in—
Arrive.........11 06 a. m. Leave.........1109 a. m
WEST BOUND
Arrive________4 36 p. m. .............. 439p.m
MIXED—EAST BOUND
Arrive________7 10 a. m. Leave.........7 17 a. m
WEST BOUND
Arrive.........1 40 p. m. Leave 2.19 p. m
Goliad, Texas ? . ' ■ . otr Leo? rotedc.o.
2 > ; 1 by a Drarrists. 7rc.
2 t lake Hai s amliy Pille tor censtiptea.
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. . . ... Mrs. W. J. Redding as alternate.
It is unlawful for any one per-
1 son to kill more than ten squirrels ' Notice
in any one week.
There is a heavy penalty f
nervous syst m.
The first bot le will benefit: if rot,
your druggist will return xour money.
ing, call ; t Lundschen's, where । Little Miss Dorothy MeCamp-
you can g ll leading maga- bell entertained her little friends
d i zines. I with a party Thursday afternoon.
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Tally, J. Littleton. The Goliad Weekly Guard. (Goliad, Tex.), Vol. 56, No. 25, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 19, 1911, newspaper, October 19, 1911; Goliad, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1565839/m1/6/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Texas State Library and Archives Commission.