Caldwell News-Chronicle. (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, October 6, 1905 Page: 3 of 8
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THE CALD.' ELw XEWSCHRONICI& CALDWELL. TEXAS OCTOBEW 6. 1905.
flew and Uicws from Masbington
X¡¡ Our Hcflitl.ir Cemtpen&nt.
r.ANC- ADVICES
\\ hile in New York the other j come from political rate making,
1 met and talked with a whether in the hands of repub-
raan who*e investments in man-1 lican* or democrats, and be-
ufacturing and the jobbing ¡ twecn you and I we don't care a
trade are sufficiently large to continental for the political wide
«entiile him to be clu««ed with of it. We know that the rail*
the millionaire* . The announce
«lent had ju«i been made that
Senator Klkin's committee on
interstate commerce was to
meet next November to prepare
their bill which is the outcome
« l the hearing in this city in the
_, i _ , , Of- O o Or « pb nlrrt stn
roads are always ready to meet i<.i«i ¡ r...t immanu>thiíacoiitr¿.<i.
rwnil attMtiM
Musings.
Current Uaue.
Criticism ¡k largely the re*
ward of the courageouu.
Marriage in what you make it
—a failure or voluntary bank-
ruptcy.
A public spirited man is either j
caned or presented with a gold
watch. A woman—well, she
either gets a notice in the society
column or her husband steals
all the glory.
The man who Hinches when a
friend is in trouble needs a
course of treatment in the
the manufacturer or the pro- €1 «r.¡r Almanac for nany year psNtwa
J..JL, __j have givm unusual advice tó ttu*e «filie
friendly spirit, and ^,1 Wllj, cough*, . throat or lull)!
where rea*on instead of passion trouble or consumption. We have tolil sanitarium of life that guaran*
„,.i , •. • .. . ... Until if tltrv .li.l not r«ri r inv pm..i .....
rules it is the easiest thing in bcueiit after the une of one 75-tent mw tees nerve and red blood.
the world to secure modifica- of ^niwn Syrup, to wiwuh tlieir \ «reat many men ure coa.
. . . doctor. q\Ve did not to.k thvin or tire* " J
turns where we can show the titem to u e a large iiumUr of tutu* .sidered gentleman until a real
«.•arly summer. My friend is not | railroads that they are unrea- «-Hi %l« i. .torud. Then we
n railroad man nor in sympathy sonable or injurious to our nian Syrup make* it po il4« for us t<> discover they have been pistol
w ith railroad men. He is a ' business. There is not a sec- *'v<'"'vice. {\\e know by the ex- Voters ail the time.
perinicc of over 35 veitm thai one 7*CM*t
to, • --
-ell-made business man whose tion of the country but what
¿«nd who has toiight his way to in rates or concessions of some
the fortune he possesses. sort voluntarily made by the
"I have just returned from a railroads to help open new mar-
trip through the Sont.i and kets or to assist producers to
West," he said to me. " and 1 meet competing markets or to
have conic to the conclusion help aggressive or progressive
that if the states ever need the, communities who want to find
help of the railroads in their in-¡markets.
dustrial development it is* right* "A government railroad com-
now. Railway extension. , doub- mission never could and never
!e tracking oí existing lines and would help the manufacturer,
Improvements in transportation the grain grower, the stock
.are asked for all through those raiser, the miner or any other
sections of the country. The producer as the railroads have
lurge UittW of German Syrup will work
ninil-r 4New trial liottles, 15c.; re^-
Uai ai¿v, 75c. At all tlrug^iaUk •
for Solo by CHAS. GRAMM.
. , . , , , Teddy is going to have his races nome to oa* « a
slates neeu them more than the in the past and as they are do- hand full wife because supper is one min-
railroads need tin- extensions, ¡ng every year. It is pure self- ute late.
for it is a faci tint the railroads I ishness on their part of course, Saaaanaito 44 vice. Again: After putting a cor-
are having about all the busn ess1 but the fact remains that when , , rugated iron roof on his two by
It may be a piece of superfluous ail- J
they can attend to at the pre -< conditions need to be remedied vice to urge j e .pic ai thin aea on of four kitchen where his wife
ent time and with their present we can get the remedy very 'he v«>ar to lay in a supply of l ham- SpCntj8 most ol her time, he ap-
, . " berlam * v ough Wemedv. It 1* al- ' '
t.uking with the men most sure tobe needed before winter propriates the family umbrella
facilities. While certain new easily by
building that is absolutely 1111- who manage the railroads ill- 'N Vv'"r• i""1 "'ore prompt and on ^¡s trips to town just to pre
satisfactory results are obtained when ' ...
perative 1 >11 progress or soon rect. We do not have to put up taken a- as a c.l.i is contracted elude the possibility of a sun-
to be so, capital 1- fighting shv the plea that tins will help or and i.eforc it has settled in S|roke.
' ' the v stem. which can only be done
of extensions solely on am unt mirt that republican or this hy keeping the remedy at hand. This The farmer is pretty gener-
al their fear of state or national democratic community, and the is so widely known and s«> al- jjy level-headed man
. together good that no one should hesi-
legisiatmn wIih h will make rail- work in# management of railroads tale aitout buying it in preference to though he has water
wav investments more danger- now has as little to do and cares a,,> r '• 's sale M t ha
<ms than they ha\e been in the .is little for politics as the pro-
past. S<> any new projects in ducers themselves. That could
the air are held up. The> will not be so if the rate making
be, in my opinion until something jKnver was in the hands of a po-
litical rate making commission,
I, ra m m.
The Next LettisUtnre.
«.W'bnite develops is to the tem-
per of the people themsehes to-
ward the railroads.
1 belie\c m proper yoyern-
m en tal regulation of the railroads
And believe that every tiusiness
man does. I have vet to bud a
railroad man who objects t" a
reasonable 1 emulation- one that
will effectually wipe out the
payment of rebate*, whether di-
rect or through the means ol
terminal railroad or switching
roads or am oilier sciieme.
They tell mc the wiping out ol
these abuses will be directlv
tor it would be their duty to
create a bureaucracy that
would help the dominant party.
"If congress will simply
strengthen the ha"ds of the
commission 111 their light to
abolish rebates, to do away
with discriminations of all kind
lor alt causes in all sections of
the couiitry. and let the regula-
tion of rates alone, they will sat-
isfy the business men ol the
1 nited States and they can at-
i lv them 111 no other way."
It wa a pretty good line of
bcnefici.il tothe ro.nl themselves, talk that he put up at all events.
.md that any legislation which
w-iil tend to reined v I hi e al a se
effectually will be supported by
themand 1 belie ce w ill do it opeillv
1 believe it is .1 mistake where
real ret >rins are needetl. t" ap-
peal to thi- passions ot the great
m.i e ol consumers who are
carcel_v at all i.iter.-sted and
who know at oiutelv nothing ol
this trai s^ortat.on ijiie tion.
"¡loth a a manufacturer, a
produi rr ami a consumer ol t^w
material I belli v e that olie ot
the n o t s, i n,us "iniurie that
1 ou.d be done to bu ine today
vviiiUI *>(• the pi.i uiL,' "| railroad
rate regulation in the hands of
•1 poll t u .11 body ccnlcied at
Washington. I Its. v e traveled
something' like ln.iniii miles, met
a hundred or more solid busi-
ness men. and have tailed to
find one that does not agree
with me in tin position. e
know the danger that would
TitfsPills
FOR TORPID LIVER. _
A ItffM HvwOaranf th« who
Ryatam, ami prmluica
8KK READACHt. —.
Oy«|inpsi«, Cosllvrne *, Rnru*
«Milam, Sallow Skin «nd
Thrrp I* no bHtrrremr.lv for lhc «
common dliwim'sthiin IW ' " s
LIVf'tt I'll I S, an n I rial wilt prova.
jake No Substitute.
I deal it out to you |Ust a the
anls came, so that vou mav
liMik over I is hand and see if he
does not hold a pretty strong
hand to stand pat" on.
The chan >• are that the com-
ing i ongress lia been framed
up by the republican leaders •>
lli.it it will be p 1 .n t;i .1.1\ .1 do
nothing congres , and il any-
tiodv thinks that the new and
•olilcd prestige ol the president
1 going to muí e the
ters 111 the republican party 011
the tariff i|iie tion to do any-
thing looking toward tari II re-
vision. then he doi s not know
die temper of the aloresaid re-
publican stand-patters.
I'he patronage for the new
administration has about all been business ability,
HHton NfWs.
There i a great deal being
said and written about what the
make-up of the next legislature
of Texas should be and some of
the prominent men over the
state are being suggested. If
they would only serve, it would
be .1 I iod send to Texas. What
the state needs in the next
house and senate is men of
good, sound, cool, deliberate
bu iness heads, men who will
take hold of the state's interest
.1 they would their own. solely
and wholly for the interest they
have m the welfare of thi great flung at a man
com monwealth.
We want a set of men for
once who will repeal a lot of
worthless laws, so full of flaws
that they cannot be enforced
and give 11 m their stead some
good ones that will not have to
be repealed by the next session,
even
on the
brain during the drouth v season.
Woman is gracefully referred
to as being stubborn as a mule;
while man gets away under the
diplomatic cloak of having fixed
opinion;'.
Relatives never know the true
sting of disgrace until thev dis-
cover in the family a fool-who-
rocks-the-boat.
A philospher will never at-
tempt to read human nature in
a young man until he has
searched him for a sack of to-
bacco and cigarette papers.
Lie ware of dress parade man-
ners. You can't tell what the
circus will be by the glittering
chariots in line.
Remember in dispensing char-
ity that second-hand clothing
in distress will
not fit him for a hank position.
4 Judicious Inquiry.
enforced, (live us a legislature
that to a man will work and vote
for platform demands and the
will of the majority of the peo-
land-pat- p'e.
II you will elect uch men as
tin , lobbyists, with a view to
thwarting the will of the people,
will not hang around the state
capital like vultures around a
ca rcass.
III v e us a body of
then it won't
„.,r,,lo.l ...a ami m.nv «>t the >■>' ><•■* "" • «. <• ",r, ,p"r|'""0
.......... . «,• " *<"" ani1 n'" '"r rp|"'bh-
leaders ol the republican party
do not care a rap what the pies- „f ;i deficiency.
ident thinks of them or their
attitude. They are going to re- Kavatf Ma lito.
fuse to make a l iv er and harbor , r. l avrnport, Wíiiko. Ky.. write ,
full alld many other big appro- June M, l'* 2 "I want to t <• 11 you I
,.nation bills in the hope that it n,v Ufe. I «a* under the treat
will help to cut down the deficit ment of two doctors, and they told me
thereby hurting the '««'«•>■
toaomnia and Imfiqeation t arnd.
SALES DAV
In a good thing for Burleson Countjr~-but a good thing
tor you is to make our store your head^uartera and buy
yonr auppliea from ua. No'coal aalea or catclnpcany
schemes at our store, but good reliable gooda at reacon-
able pricea—you can depend on what you buy from
Courteoua clerks, goodgooda, reasonable pricea
and prompt attention to every customer will be
found when you trade with
V. E. HERBST
on* 75-
utile of German :>> rup will kuceilily rr-
cyc teeth have been cut after has benefited within the last ten }X*°r2bí£-ÍSi"úlu t'ducalion' who happens to be
Any young man with a good
LUMBER I LIMBER!
sharp contact with the world years from voluntary reductions aven in bad canes of consumption, one furnishing two-elbow power for
a cross cut saw, is referred to
as a failure in life; but the chap
who can hold up his relatives
for clothes and board while be
importations and getting the fal,H into a ^erswski trance
necessary revenue to till the P'*®0' '8 a u and he
hole in the treasury. It looks
as thonjrti they are also going to ^a0 51 c'cver w*y *urn*
slick another tax on beer and in* tbe searchlight on his own
coffee to help in tbe lilting pro- humi,n'tV• He will permit bis,
cess. That looks now to be the team *° hitched to a post
reactionary and stand-pat pro- 'or tcn ^ours at a stretch with-
gram of the republican leaders. onl or waler« an<' then
borne to nag at a tired
We have a complete stock of al! kinds of
Lumber in tbe sheds, dry and in good
shape. We bought this stock before the
rise and are making close prices. Car-
load celebrated Waukegan wire, poultry
wire, hog wire, brick, lime, cement, well
curbing of all kinds, and the best paint on
earth. No trouble to figure on your bill.
Burleson Gountu Lumber Go.
P. A. KING, Pre*. ^ G. J. DANIEL, Sec.
m
2)o 2/ou
¿Rural
ffloute
i
F Si), WHY NOT HAVE
some Envelopes and Note
Heads Printed with your
address thereon ?
There will soon be other
routes, and you will save
confusion and get your mail
much more promptly bv using
Printed Stationery, and at
the same time get it as
cheaply as you can buy blank
envelopes and paper.
Get our prices on lots of
250, 500 or 1000.
Joiner
¡Printing Comp'y
Caid welt, Tjoxas
A well known traveling man who
vi its the drug trail- say lie ha* often
heard druggists inquire of customer*
who asked for a cough medicine,
whether it was wanted lor a child or
tor an adult, and if :'<>r n child thev
almost in variably recommend i'liain-
, .. - Itcrlain's Cough Kemcdv. The reason
oi a spei i.il session Called to f,,|-this is that they know there is no
correct them before thev can be danger from it and that it always
cures. There is not the least danger
in giving il. and for coughs, colds and
croup it is unsurpassed. For s.ile by
Chas, (¿ration.
Southern Insurance Companies.
New Orleans State*.
I.et us have Southern insur-
ance companies for those ot our
people who do not wish to be
forced to contribute to the re-
men with Puhl¡«.'an campaign fund. Let
us have insurance companies
for the purpose of
plus rather than increased be- can politics, or any other sort
of politics; not for promoting
private syndicates ami high fi-
nance, but to furnish the people
with protection for which they
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in treasury
internal impro einents of the
country needed to facilitate the
comini rce of the country, in-
steai. of mailing till niiissarv t NV,, i, 11 \ cent bottles cured me sound Chamberlain's Stomach .md l.iver
■llipropriations alld cutting down and well. It is ,| uoiulcriul Uicilii ine Tablets, aild received immediate re
... ... ..... and I icconiuieiid it t.> siitleriiiL tin lief," s.iys .l.diu lli*on. Tudamore.
the tat 111 duties on many at s„,(, „v la. I i ~;.le by v Has
cles, thereby letting ill more stone llitilic< k. |ili.num.
'44 | agi'* 9x12 luche*; 22 paged «flowing in «atur l enloin
"21tt varietio* of Fruit, with conciM de*crijitinn ami neamm of ri|>«n-
.1 lid the olllei badly allected. I also
had a lump in my side. I don't think
1 could have lived over two mouths
longer. I «as induced by .1 friend to
try Mallard's Snow l.iniment. The
lu st ,i|i|di< .ilion gave me great relief;
Last year I hail a very severe at-
tack of indigestion. I could not sleep
at night and sulVered most cxcruciat
ing pains for three hours after each
ineui. I was troubled this way lor
about three mouths when I used
ing of ach;l>4 half-tone view* of Nurseriwi,Orchard.*, Tacking llt>u*e«,«te.
_ 'nd AOrtn. for book (iNwUpaid) and Rebate Ticket p 'raiitting return of
hook by mall within '<0 day* and we r«fund the MV. Or. mail u* within I year,
... I>iit« Ticket with $12 order fur nursery utm'k and wt< will credit tl.00 in uar
payment on y ur order and you KKKI' Tin: hook free. WK I1 A Y THE iKKHiHT.
ñk ri^^L weekly and w int more home and irav^ling *ul *m*n. OfTfit
roy VaSIl nn.i: Stark Bru'tl, lOHMWU, H ., AtlMtk.lm, l<i}rttnlllt, Mb
Handsome Visiting Cartls--5« for N5 Cents.
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Joiner, R. Lee. Caldwell News-Chronicle. (Caldwell, Tex.), Vol. 26, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, October 6, 1905, newspaper, October 6, 1905; Caldwell, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth169563/m1/3/: accessed April 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Harrie P. Woodson Memorial Library.