The Alto Herald (Alto, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 17, 1913 Page: 2 of 8
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Beginning With April 1st, 19 J 3
TRADE
WITH
N. H. A G N E W
"THE STORE THAT LEADS'
Tom Edmonds Restauiant
FOR
EVERY THING GOOD TO EAT
Short Orders, Lunches, Cakes, Pies, Bread
Coffee, Fish and Oysters in season, in fact
every thng good to eat. Quick Service.
inks, The, Best
Week Days, From 5 to 10
Saturdays, From 5 to 12.
(old
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THIS MAN HIS
OWN GRANDFATHER
Married Widow Who Has
Grown Daughter—His Fa-
ther Married the Daugh
ter. You can Fig-
ure Balance.
... . •
Philadelphia, April 9.—
Rugus Carney, who has au-
uounced that he is his own
grandfather, has his neighbors
doing arithmetic.
Carney has cam piled the
following: "1 met a widow
with a grown daughter and I
married the widow. Then
my father met my step^d a ligh-
ter and married her. That
made my wife '.lie mother-in-
law, and made 1113* step''daugh-
ter my step mother, ' Mr.
father became my step son.
"Then my step-mother, the
daughter of my wife, had a
s 11. The b<>v of course was
my brother, bivause lie was
in)- father's j- >11. Hut he was
al-o the
daughter
i' i andson.
s of over-productiou. ien ove his hat in such places
The Federal Report show the unlefs it be while taking a
United States produced 16,
109,349 bales in 1911, which
sold for $732,420,000 and in
1910 thtre were 11,965,962
bales produced which sold for
$820,320,000. The 1911 crop
exceeded the 19:0 production
by 4,137,387 bales and sold
for $87,900,000 less.
i There are 185,188 acres of
cultivated land in Cherokee
county and 38,961 acres are
bath, and even then it will be
safer to wear it —Exchange.
Some Change
We are here for your bene-
fit and ours. We have brought
the Singletary gin and crate
factory an J expect to be able to
handle your cotton this fall to
your entire satisfaction , we
are adding four new gins of
_ _ the latest improved type-
devoted to the production ofjti,ercby more than doubling
cotton. The record shows ti,e capacity of our plant
I that 21 per cent of our iin-, xvliich will be 8 to 10 bales
proved farm land is devoted to pcr hour, or 100 to 125 bale*
:cotton and it has been the or- per an(j we ask yoi, tj
^dominating crop ever since begin thinking about having
the county was settled. your cotton gined, and the s
Cherfckqp county produced ^tand gin. The largest in
21,298 bftles-of cotton in 191 r, this part of the state.
which sold tor S95.8 37° a" We are also making crates
gainst 12,047 bales in 1910, for your tomatoes and peaches
which sold for $819,196, mak-
ing an increase of 9,251 bales j
and a decrease in the average
farm value of 23.09 per bale.
Yours to serve.
Alto ( iin and Crate Co,
Editors Must be Cautious
Save Money
You can save fifty cent
son ot my wile s
ami therefore my
That made me
.... , . , suoscriDing or renewing \<>
While the editor, of the suhscriptiol, U) the Hera];L
raiuifather
1"V wile
granoson. ,
"Then my wife had a
My r.iother-iii-law, the
sister is also his grand mother
because he i her step-son's
son,
StejJ:
i cum
My father is
the
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wo throng:) v". •"«. E:;ccllfnt
. !; V ' . Equipment
r ■ ' Convenient
Day Between .>j B fJi c . , .
Texas, Men* " " ±ff SeheduU'a
phis and Courtcous
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Saint Louis
T reatment
For Comfort and Safety
Pound Trip AU'Ycar Tourist Tickets on Sale.
I)ailv to various poii'ts with lon^ limit for return. Through*
sleeping ears. Pullman Sleeping Cars 011 night trains. Parlor
cafe furs on ilav trains.
Write, phone or call <>:•. nearest "Cotton Il.lt ' Agent, or the un-
ileisi^ned and we will he glad to plan your trip.
Gus Hocvcr,
T. P.A. Ft. Worth, Texas.
John F. Lehane
G. F. & P. A. l yler, Tex
bi*other-in-la,w 11 my child, be/
I cause the step-sister is his
I wjfe, I am t brother of mv
jown sou, who n also the child 1
<f my stcp-grandiuother. I
1 am my brother's broth'er-in-;
j 1 a v, My wife is her child's
aunt. My son is my father's
nephew and I am 1113- own
grandfather.
One dollar and fifty cent
gets the. Herald and Sr..
Weekly Dallas Xews.
What is the use of pavir. •
one dollar for the Xews win
you can get it for fifty cent
See us at once, 1011 need the
Herald find Xews,
need the money.
and w
Bishop Xtrws was beimj shav-
ed iu a barber shop the other
day, someone took his derbv,
leaving its stead a hat
which appeared to be heirloom
handed down lrom some for-
mer generation. An editor
should never remove his hat
when being shaved in a bar-
ber shop. There are entirely
too many indigent bankers See Hogan Goodson HwV:
and hard up millionaires hang- & Ftir'n Co. for Cultivators
nig about such places waiting'and Scction Harrows.
toquck it up. I —
An editor is good picking ! Notice
tot poor people and he should The Home Mission Socio;
be very careful to keep an eye will ill give a Bazaar at S
on them, particularly in bar-jM, Holcomb's store 011 the
ber shops. He should never! 19th of April.
An occosional dose of Prickly
Ash Bitterb ketp^ Uie system
health, \vrrM<' off 'disease and
maintains strength and energy.
(Advertisement.)
X )ITC 'K—N< >TI(
All Bills not paid by the 10th of each month, service
will be discontinued without notice. : : i 1
Farmers Union Telephone Co.
The Penalty of Ovcr'Produc-v
tion in Cherokee County.
The Federal Census Re- j
j port proves the wisdom of the'
j Farmers' ruion in appealing
| to the farmers to reduce the
! cotton acreage this season and
j the statistics bring out with I
I mathematical exactness the!
CONSTIPATION.
Its Cause and How to Cure it.
L. Qraddock & Company
■DALLAS, TKX.VK-
Tho InrgcHt shippers of whiskey direct to the consumer
in tluvSouth. Below we list n few of our leading brands:
Our Own Bottling
Bottlei in Bond
12 Full
Ouarts
Old Hermita^'.*
Craddook's '87
Old Crow
Craddoek'h '92
Melha Rye
R. Monarch
Craddock's Quartett
Canada Rye
Kentucky Cyclone
Westmoreland Rye
Nelson Sour Mash
Corn Whiskey
4 Full
Ouarts
56.00 $1 5,000
5 ■ OO
4 • 5°
4.00
4.00
3*5°
3.00
12.00
J 1,00
1000
IO MO
9 00
Noo
Gibson Rye
Jas. Iv Pepper
Green River
Sunny Hrook
Guckenh'er Rye
Kentucky Club
Full
Ouartr
$6.00
5.00
5.00
5-oo
5.00
5.00
Buy silos and stop the leak
In your feed bill 40 pcr cent. Silo is the cheapest barn
ever built. Every cubct foot in a Silo is equel to 4 cubct
foot in a barn and a silo will save its cost to the buyer in
one year. Wc can sell you a silo in such a way that the
silo will earn its own money before the owner lets go of a
single cent. Ask.
C. E. Mallory, Alto, Tex.
Eat too much,
Stomach /eels bloated,
All out of sorts,
Don't feel like work to-day. Guess
I I've another case ®f biliousness.
"Take anything?"
"Yes; some pills, but no results; sup-
pose I'm getting ironclad. Sometimes I
i double the dose, then they physic me so
hard I'm too w eak to work. Think I'll j
have to trv something new."
"Ever try Prickly Ash Bitters?"
| "No; I've heard* good deal about it,
| but never tried it."
"Well, you'll be pleased with the re-
3.00 Noo Corn Whiskey 2.50
3.00 X 00 Best Corn 3.00
2.50 700 Lynndale 4.0c
2.50 700 Duffy's Mult (4) 4.00
2.5° 700 Alcohol 3,50
Coek-taiis ^.oo
Express charges paid on one gal. costing $2.50 or more.
12 F u I
Quart
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13.OO
13*00
12 .OO
12 . OO
12 -OO
7 .OO
S.OO
IO. OG
IO OO
1O.OO
I2.00
Agents, 3CHITZ Bottled Beer.
l'er case four doz. pints
Per case two do/., quarts
Per cask ten doz. pints
55 00 $i 00 back for case and bottles
4 25 1 00 back for case and bottles
11 00 20c per doz. back for bottles
The express companies return empties free. We do not pre-
pay express charges 011 beer. Send us money order or exchange.
We do not accept personal checks. Goods go forward by first ex-
press after order reaches 11s
We Have The
Groceries, and all kinds
of Feed—and the price
is always right Try us
W. T. WILLIAMS
suits.
The purgative action of Trickly Ash
| Bitters not only removes hard impac-
I tions, gas and impurities, but it strength-
ens the muscular action of the bowels
which causes them to move regularly.
| Prickly Ash Bitters is a bowel tonic
and regulator in the truest sense. It
promotes daily evacuations, establishes
, healthy movements and is the itcst
known remedy for disordered digestion,
1 flatulence and a constipated habit.
I 1). M, Blackweldcr, of Litchfield, 111., *nys in
the I.tickfitlJ finvt: "I mn | erfcetly willing, in
fact |{l*d to tcntify to the value of Prickly Ash
Uilteri ai n medicine (or the kidney*,atouach
•nd bowel*. I have uaed it whenever I needed
tnything ,1 the kind for the lait fifteen yean
•ud it haa alwayi gireu aatiafactlon."
Get the genuine with the figure
"3" iu red on front label.
Sold by druggists. Price 11.00.
ALTO DRUG CO.
i
CURED m FIVE DAYS
VARICOCELE, HYDROCELE. STRICTURE
HERNIA, PILES AND FISTULA
b#Tn ^k,n* for wMki and months surf
!,.%rd •ar,,wl "lone* without beinf cured, doit
MV UK AND orTfcft sn<S bscurrrt
JuJLV* itW°!!«wiI! ®#rU,u'7 ••• bo out any more money Ifiiot
• 1 your W||| not yield readily t« my
. honofi witu you and tell jou 00 and not acre ft
your iuoney unoor promt* of a euro.
brnl JiaZZiiy* til? KIONCV, BLAOOlfc, UMIMAR V
KlTJl! ° Cure* te Stay Cured. Speelel
21.^!! JlZT 9 •"< OUraale Caeea Cerod. • «
'•y'— "o« lie^ed la td Haere. aad AM
aeeelMiiV 7ra*aie!l**' •• «ea«a
loo may pay oth*r for /Mlaros but yea pay me /or euros onl*
1 yy ^MW.Wy reiioMa. | fulMll mf pra«ileea. I aevor Held
out toloe he es la laaarabla oaaeo.
,• I am aralaM high and ostorttonate fees eharyed by soma attTolrlar*
Tod wUilndmy cUarjr^'^^T^Cr. aod m-
• in tlM^nrV * for skillful troatmaat. CSoneull
V" u%t«raad Isara Uia truth abo«« your ooadtflon.
T^j*u<rw1 *** osponso. I am a ref u
„ v «radaatoand lloaasad,laa« ostabUshod.thoroughly rollaMa
Dr. J* F. ALLEN, 602 Main S1
1
PRBB CONSULTATION.
EXAMINATION ANO ADVICC
TOU Ml UN0CS NO OBUSMiONI TO
TAIITSIATNIMTVNLISS OUSCNAHStS,
tlMI ARDMMHIIUTMIt SATiSfAC
TOST OS VOW NAT ASSASSI TO
PAY WHIN CtRKD.
I>H. J. F. ALLKN
•OaS MAIN ST.. HOUSTON
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Allen, E. E. The Alto Herald (Alto, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 18, Ed. 1 Thursday, April 17, 1913, newspaper, April 17, 1913; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth214236/m1/2/?q=%22Places+-+United+States+-+Texas+-+Cherokee+County%22: accessed July 9, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Stella Hill Memorial Library.