Caldwell News-Chronicle. (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 23, No. 44, Ed. 1 Friday, March 27, 1903 Page: 1 of 8
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Caldwell, burleson county, texas. fhiday. march 27. im no. m.
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from Our fturai Staff.
Ttau, Mar. 25.
Knrroa M«wa-Cnso*ici.B :
Although the wind from the
east is right cool thin morning,
tbe brigh! sunshine reminds
one that apring in near nt band.
Mm. J. C. Vane leave left this
morning for Smiley, where she
goes to rinit ber parent .
A crowd of yauag people went
out to Kldridge Switch last
Tuesday on n picnic.
Mrs. Bobert Anderson who
«as sent to Galveston for treat-
ment two weetai ago. died there
yesterday. She leaves a bus-
band and four little children.
She wan a member of the Ladies'
Society of B. of L. K. Five
members of that order, Mes*
dames Brown, Buster, .Butler
and Harritt and Mine Si e he I snd
J. H. Rankin went down on No.
17 tbis morning to attend the
funeral.
Dr. H. Upsbaw spent severs!
daya in Jennings, Louisiana,
since our last.
The yonng people enjoyed a
social dance st W. O. W. hall
last Friday night. Several vi -
iting girls were present and a
mee time was reported by all.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Parks
spent several daya here last
week.
Dr. It. B. Bledsoe, msde a «hurt
visit to Brenbam last Monda* .
Vincent Harritt. of Galveston,
ia visiting the family of his
brother. C. F. Harritt.
Mien Myers, of Lynn , is vis-
iting the Misses Russell.
Mra. Geo. Ehinger returned
from Navaaota last Friday and
waa accompanied by Mr . Peo-
ples, who spent several day*
here. Novice.
ber school last Thursday.
Boh Baaa was visiting bis
mother last Sunday.
There will be Sanday school
at Providence cburcb. It waa an
error ia last week's paper to say
there would not be.
Tbere was a atorm party at
Mr. J. C. McCasland's laat Fri-
day night. Primrose,
Where ess rom in rest money mora
profitably than by buy in* a bottle of
Prickly Aah Bitter ? You yet fosr
for one. A kidney medicine, a liver
tonic, atomach atrenfthener and bowel
cleanser four medicine* for one dol-
lar. Stone A Hitchcock.
Riding and walking cultiva-
tors, cotton and corn planters,
mowers, rakes and all kindn of
farming machinery. See them
and get our prices.
J. 0. Jonrs.
The cheapest plsce to buy
lumber and builders' hardware
ia our yard. Jenkins A Jknicins.
tor Children,
NNMsfslljr uaed by Mother tlray, j
1 in the children' Home in Nr*
Yorfc, Csre Pseeriahneaa, Dad Mom-1
ach, Teething Disorder , move n«t
recaíate the Bowel and l>e«troy
Worma. Over 30,000 te tim nial .
They sever fail. At all druggiata,
JSc Sample free. Addre Allen S.
Olswted, Ce (toy, N. Y.
Fence your gsrden with red
picket fence. We handle it it)
car lota. Jenkins A Jknkinh.
We are still in the picture
husineaa, and also make all kind*
and aiaes of enlargement* up to
26x30. Deutsch * M aki hii,
Caldwell, Texas.
PSOVIOSMCS, Tesa , March 24.
bnw Nnwe-CasoMtcLs:
Thf farmers bsve been very
heey planting cora the psst
Tba health of tbis community
fc Ana,
Minn Klin Duckworth returned
Minn Hand Thomas waa vis-
it Vnlney last week, the
nf Minn Annie Flnnagan.
Heoie Coleman and. Tom
homaa want to Tunis Snnday.
Mrs. Norn MeCasland cloned
vmmy.
Voi.nkv, Teaaa. Mar. It.
Bnrroa ÍÍiwK'uroxiclr :
The rain which fell Tburaday
stopped farm work for several
daya, but with a few more days'
sunshine farmers can resume
work.
No ooe on the sick list.
Last week the typeaetter made
us say Will Nix was sssessing
taxes when it should hsve been
collecting delinquent taxes.
Thad Holmes and family of
Lone Oak spent Sunday here,
the guests of Mrs. J. R. Groce.
After a six weeks' visit to rela-
tive* and friends here and at
Lone Oak, Mrs. S, A. Scott re-
lumed to her home at Clav Sat-
urday.
Ta* Holmes and family spent
Sunday here with the family of
H. M. Sexton.
Mrs. (¿roce and son visited
Somerville Saturday.
Hoses Rockett paid Tunis a
visit Friday. Pi.ow Boy.
Kwpft the Net Warm iftd Dr|.
A*k today for Allen' Koot-taae, a
powder, li cure Chilblain , Swollen
Sore. Aching. Damp feet. At all,
druggist and «hoe «tore , 2V,
Have your picture taken at
Dki' ihch A Maremh,
Caldwell, Texas.
(let the best lumber and
shingles at
Jknkinh A Jenkins.
Oty Election Notice.
lly order of the City Council
the geuersl election will be held
st the court house in the City
oí Caldwell, Texaa, on Tuesday,
the 7th day of April, 19*13, for
the election of a Citv Attorney a
City Secretary, a Citv Marshal
and two Aldermen, to serve for
the ensuing term; and J. W.
McArtor has been appointed
manager of said election, and to
make due returns thereof in
accordance with the law regulat-
ing elections.
John Alexander, 8k.,
Mayor.
Ckktbs Pot**, Tea., Msrch 23.
Eoiioa Nsws-Chsoniclb :
A very heavy rain fell here
last Thursday wbich will delay
corn planting for another week.
Some few farmern are through
planting corn, wbile moat all are
at least half done.
Little Roberta Porter is visit-
ing ber aunt, Miaa Ima Porter,
tbis week.
Mias Annie Gilley and Em-
mett Putman and Norbourn
Nelson were visiting friends on
Porter's Prairie Sunday.
Cleve White apent Sunday in
tbie neighborhood.
We have recently aeen aix
hales of cotton going to market.
This wss one time tbe man who
held cotton was fortunate.
Ed Flaningan spent several
days last week in Cameron and
Burlington. "
Russell Porter is up again af-
ter several days' illness.
Bob Sexton was over from
Lexington last week.
Patkiot.
It bavad Nh Leg.
P. A. Danforth, of LaGrange. Ga.,
Buffered for ix month with a fright-
ful running «ore ou hi leg; but write
that Bucklcn' Arnica Halve cured it
in five day*. For tMcer or Wound ,
the beat naive in the world. Only 25c.
Hyld by S. B. Murray, druggut.
Prickly A h Bitter cure* (linease*
of the kidney , cleanaea and strength-
en* the liver, tou>acb and bowel .
Stone A Hitchcock.
Moa* lo Loit,
On real estate, in any amount
from $500 up, on easy terms
from three to ten years time.
Davis A Ham;.
To my Patrons:
1 will be awsy from my office
during Msrch but will be back
again about April 1.
39-tf Dk. T. O. Gokman.
MANVH1!.
PKAXViLMt. Tesa , Mar. 23.
KtHTON Nkwh-Chnonici.k :
We fail to appreciate the ne-
cessity of going to the peel pine
pole pens for poetry. However,
we understand that a newspaper
should be a map of the busy
world.
Our people openly endorse the
action of the commissioners'
court in providing for a road
commissioner to take charge of
all county roads snd superintend
improvements on them.
The Methodist quarterly con-
ference met with this church
Saturday and Sunday. The
presiding elder, Rev. Smith, de-
livered two able sermons and
our psstor, Bra Dickey, was also
with us and preached his first
sermon Sunday night.
The Metbodiat cburcb here
will be formally organised on the
fourth Sunday in April.
Miss Belle Brewer's school at
Birdsong closed last Friday,
Miss Kate Wilkinson came
home laat week from Lyona.
L. J. Folks and siater, Miss
Amanda, will leave Wednesday
to visit relatives in Lee county.
Mrs. N. E. Porter spent most
of last week in Caldwell at tbe
bedside of little Hinton Wil-
liams.
James Connolly and wife, Ad
Donath and family and D. C.
MILLINERY
Miaa Bollinger, who has been an assistant in the swell
millinery department of the Crawford retail store of St.
Louis, will design and trim the ladies' hats at Pagan '•
this spring. A kindly share of your patronage will be ap-
preciated. Call and see the new hats now on exhibition
daily at Fagan's.
York and family went fiabing on
tbe Yegua last week.
J. J. Broadwell has accepted
the job of aaseasing tbe taxes
in Beat 7 this year.
Martin Wiederbold baa ma-
terially improved tbe park in
front of hia residence. Pen.
Best Elgin brick alwaya on
hand at Jknkins A Jenkins.
Where there' beauty Holland takea it,
Where there'a none Holland mahea it.
Argosy, Munsey, Cosmopoli-
tan, McClure's, Ainslee's, Smart
Set, and other magazines.
Jenkins A Delamatek.
NtOftUVIUE.
Hookkkvillk, Tesa , March 24.
Bditon Nkws-Chroniclk :
Farmers are rushing things
tbis week to finish planting corn
while good weather is at band.
1 noticed an error in my last
communication and I wish to
correct it. In electing new of-
ficers for our literary society,
Drurie Burns was elected vice-
president instead of Miss Annie
Burns.
Mr. Tucker, of Conroe, is vis-
iting relatives in our community
this week.
Mrs. Clark, of Brymer, is vis-
iting friends here this week.
Mrs. Bettie Moore, of Brymer,
was visiting friends here Sun-
day.
We are glad to state that Mrs.
J. T. Stokes, who has been seri-
ously ill with slow fever, is
slowly recovering.
Little Fritz Lucas, who has
been very ill with pneumonia, is
reported doing very nicely.
Our Sunday school is "on the
mend."
Midway school will close next
Friday. Faiky.
of Rospoct.
To the officer and member Caldwell
Camp No. 1W. W. O. W.:
We, your committee, appoint-
ed for the purpose of drafting
resolutions of respect on tbe
death of our deceased Sovereign,
Charles A. Broaddus, Jr., beg
leave to submit the following:
Whkkkas, It haa pleased God
in His wisdom to permit the
death angel to again visit our
forest and summon to appear
before him in that eternal forest
above our beloved Sovereign C.
A. Broaddus, Jr., on the 5th day
of March, 1903, and,
Whkneas, Sovereign Broaddus
was an earnest, quiet, useful aid
faithful young Woodman, and in
his daily life exemplified the
teachings of Woodcraft, demon-
atrating in hia conduct the be-
neficent effecta of the order to
wbich be was devoted, on the
lives of men, and,
Wheneas, We know that with
worda human we cannot hope to
stay tbe griaf that filia tba
hearts of his loved ones, but a
far as it will auAce, we woaMt
offer tbem our greatest sympa-
thy in this dark hour, therefore
be it
Resolved, That in the dentil
of our esteemed Sovereign onr
order has lost one of its moat da-
voted and faithful members, tba
community a uaeful young citt
fen, his párente a dutiful and
obedient son, and bis brother
and sisters a devoted and loving
brother. And furthermore be
it
Resolved, That we dedicate
a page on the minute book at
tbis camp to our deceased Sov-
ereign, and that a copy ot thin
resolution be sent to the parent
of deceased, and a copy aent to
tbe local paper for publication.
W. H. Hundley,
W. M. Hillakd,
Thos. Kkaitcham, Jk.
Wire Picket fencing for your
garden at Jenkins A Jenkins.
Get the March Elite, Bon Ton,
Toilettes, Designer and Delinea^
tor. Jenkins A Delamatek.
Holland, of Brenbam, ia one
of the high class photographera
of the United States. Try him.
During tbe spring and sum-
mer Tyler College organizes
classes in all subjects, new or
reviews required for teachers*
certificates of anv grade.
This school, like Tennyson'a
brook, goes on without vacatioa.
Students enter any time and se-
lect their own studies. Tbey
arc entering every day.
This is an ideal time and
place for the larger public school
students to continue their stud>
ies or take a business course
or the famous Byrne shorthand
taught here by its author and
five assistants.
The I^pthvsiasm ok Noibeks.
The enrollment this year will be
750 to ')00 from over 100 coun-
ties, seven states and two terri-
tories.
Over «>0% of the teachers pre-
pared here for examination have
secured state certificates.
We locate our teachers free of
charge. Last year we bad calla
for twenty-live we could not sU|^
ply.
Large Cool Rooms fok Sum-
mer Work,—The building con-
tains over fifty rooms and near-
ly 40,000 square feet of floor
space, therefore does not be-
come heated on a hot day like a
small one. One of tbe bealtbieat
points in Texaa—in tbe grant
fruit and vegetable region, arti-
ficial lakea and free stone water.
All expense reduced to the min-
imum. Special rates to teachera
and others wishing to take liter-
ary work and a busineaa or
shorthand course at the sama
time.
For full information, reduced
railroad rates, etc., write, stat-
ing course wanted.
Tyler College,
Tyler, Texaa.
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