Abilene Daily Reporter (Abilene, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 129, Ed. 1 Wednesday, January 19, 1910 Page: 7 of 8
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Sister Catherine Hendreo passed to
her Heavenly reward Dec. 6 1009 at
the home of her daughter Mrs. Hugh
.Emerson "Winters Texas. ".
Sister-Hendree aVbs born in Stafford.
. county Va. April 7; 1830 She came
with jier parents to Alabanjft In 1830
nd In I8d3 to Texas with "her three
children two hoys and one girl. Most.
of her life was. spent In widowhood.
"She Was a faithful and reariiest mem-:
ber of the Baptist church for nearly
forty yearp. - "
She leaves. the three grbwn children
with a host of friends to remember
tenderly her life of labor and ser-.
vice.
It was the privilege of the" writer to
know her intimately and to have the
privilege and Joy of being her pas-
tor In the beginning years of hla min-
istry and no one ever found a more
faithful sympathetic friend' and coun-
selor than I found In hor. She was
truly a Mother In Esraei with an un-
wavering love 'patient and solicitous
for the cause of her Master and a life
abounding in the fruits ot righteous-
ness until the day of Christ.
Death is a groat revealer and in
turning out some lights it turns on
others. It extinguishes the light of
Intelligence In the eye the glow of
cheer that falls from the conscience
andf words of sympathy and help that
taovo thp lips but 1(. turns on the light
To fanother Belf.aribtber world another
life. It explains many tilings that
were unappreciated or unnoticed hero
and truly brings us to more fully ap-
prociato that which wa? no Well as"
thank God for that which is to be.
It la truo with Sister Hendreo wo
havo lost her presence and'tielp bit
wc mqro. truly Bee hor value. Wo can
look "back through tho raany.yoarB qt
hor toil and Borvlco and realize how
God led hor all the way that ho might
bring her unto himself. LIko sqtno
belated travolor storm 'beaten and
feared hurrying on to thbso he loves
suddenly finds his ship anchored In
the haven of hltf Tiope and Tho lights
and yoicea of homo fall Upon his eyo
and car. So our beloved slstor lias
turned Into the haven of rest and tho
home mansions ar hors Wo comfort
tho family and ourselves in the bless-
ed promises of Christ which were so
dear to her and which Bfte has now
rovnn to hla honor and hof blessing
and reverently write pver her life
Qod'a words.
Bletsed are the dead who dio In tho
Lord for verily there rest from tholr
labors but their works Uo follow thorn.
It. B MdnQAN.
Fort TVJirth Jan. 3 1!110.
rwm As w Aup-'wtpieijfjj
From Jlwe Immemorial the dectVitie
hut lK'en taught that fruit should be
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Solid as a Rook The Coming Bank A State Institution
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And we wonld please have you bear in mind that now and since January 1st that all non-
interest bearing and unsecured deposits of this bank are protected by the Guaranty Fund of
State of Texas. What more could you ask? We -want your business and promise you every
courtesy and accommodation consistent with good banking methods. Begin Hthe nevr yeir
by doing your bankirfg business with ?;: ' v;i: ; ; . : : : : :
"THE
WEAKER President
more largely used in our dieting. In
fact many" fruits are recommended as
a medicine.
sAs a medicine the lemon Is more
universally recognized than any of our
fruits. One of our horticultural -medicinal'
writers gives these cogent ractR
regarding. Its properties and use of
the lemon: -
Two. or three slices of lemon in a-
cup of strong tea will cure a' nervous
headache. '
A 'thblespoonful of juice In asrimll'
cup of black coffee will relieve a bll4
ious headache. . "
Tho juice of half a lemon in a cup
of hot water on Awakening in the
morning Is an excellent liver correc
tive and Buccessful substitute for cal-1
omel and other alternative drugs.
A dash of lemon juice In plain wat-
er makes a cloanslhg tooth wash no
only removing the tartar but sweet-
ening the breath.
A lotion of lemon juice and rose
water will remove tan and whiten tho
skin.
Lemon Juice with olive oil is far
superior to vinegar for a salad dress-
ing equal parts being used for blend-
ing. '
Lemon juice 'and loaf sugar are good
.for hoarseness.
Outward application of tho Juice of
lemon allays irritation caused by In-
sect bites. . .
.If when boiling sago or rice a tea-
spoonful of Ionian juice is added kor-
nols will be whiter and a delicate fla-
vor imparted
An oldi-fashibnod remedy for croup
is honey alum and. lemon juice.
This much In behalf of the lemon Ib
given without reservation.
The applo Is another fruit which
possesses medicinal properties. By
eating a good ripe sound apple Just
before retiring at night the digestion
la aided and Bound sweet sleep pro-
moted. Bakod or stowed apples will
generally agreo frith the most deli-
cate stomach and are an excellent
mcdlclno in mauy cbbcs of sickness
Green or half-ripo apples stowed and
sweetened are pleasant to the taste
cooling nourishing and .laxative far
BUperior In many cases to the abom.
lnablo doses qf altB and oil usually
given in fever and other diseases. Raw
apples and dried apples stowqd aro
bettor for constipation than most Uvor
pills
TomntooB act on the livor and "bow-
bis and are much more pleasant and .mission mop and perhaps it Is well
safe than "Uvor regulators." j'r if the fresh fgga wore on tho roar-
The small seeded fruits BUch as Tcet they would he retailed at from 40
blackberries figs raspberries ciir-! QentB tp Bq cerata por dozen which la
ranta and strawberries may he class- rather high even la this day of nw
ed among the best fopda and med terjal wealth and quickly nmde nr-
cIiub. The sugar In them is nutritious tunes. None hut the woalthy could nf-
the acid I cooling anl purifying and ford tho luxury which fact would nat-
the seed are laxative. hwllv prove humiliating to thp ttol
"We would W the gainer" declar- 11.
ed the authority quoUd aboVe "If woj rt tl mwtl bowayer the cpn-
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GUARANTY FUND
J! 0. SHELTON Vice-President
Your Deposits
should look more to our orchards and
gardens for our medicines and less to
our drug stores."
To cure fever or act on tho kidneys
no febrifuge or diuretic is superior to
watermelon which may with vory row
exceptions bo taken in sickness and
health" in-utmost unlimited Quantities
not orily without injury hut with posir
tive benefit. But in using them the
water or juice should bp taken ex-
cluding tho pulp and tho melon should
be vfresh and ripe but not oyerripo
and stale.
The orange is vary acceptable to
most stomachs but the julco alone
"should be taken. The pulp Is not
readily digested. In the use of this.
fruit among children great care should
be taken to avoid tho taking into the
stomach the pulp or any portion of
the rind. As a breakfast food to bo
scooped upiWith a Bpoort tho orango
is a very -superior food. It is appe
tizing and strengthening to the diges-
tlvo organs.
The peach howover Is our most di-
gestible fruit. Thoro is no fruit moro
palatable wholesome and medicinal
than ripe peaches. They should bo
ripe full ripe but not overripe or halt
decayed. This fruit can be. eaten eith-
er between meals or at meals ' tno
latter preferable.
EGO FAUHNE WORSE
STOCHj VERY SHORT
"Alas! my child where Is the pen
That can dp Justico to the hen?
Like royalty she goes her way
Laying foundations overy aay
Though not for public buildings yet
For" custard cake and omelette"
Things have changed Blnco Ollvor
Horfdrd popned tho above verse either
this or tho ToxaB hen is different from
the hens of tho author'B acquaintance
for there are no fresh eggB In Texas
and tho hens In tho great Lono Star
Btato are not laying foundations for
any custards or cakes or omelettes
these days. Tla truo that "egga are aiA
paroiitly plentiful in hotel dining
rooms restaurants and tho households
trot tiiey are not fresh nay verily.
They wore laid by the hens iilolig last
spring and plckeled ill cold storago W
await tho tlma when the Texas hens
would go on a' strike.
Fresh eB8 are practically unobtaln-
J able in Fort Worth although fancy
price have been offered hy Jocal com
Bank &
Capital $55000
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Guaranteed
Burners of Fort Worth are paying fancy
prices for the cold utorago oggs.wlilch
aro obtainable at prices only that must
make the Texas lions look Upon them.
Belves with pardbnablo pridb in res-
tnurants eggs are served at (Wo for
JO cents the Iconoclastic restaurateurs
having smashed tho popular delusion
that two eggs should be sorved any
style for 10 cents some weeks ago
Commission men and poultry raisers
attribute the carcity of frcBh eggs to
the unuunT rigor of the winter In this
Bectlon and predict that the supply
Will incrcaso when the wenthor im-.
proves - r
iJnt'll then tho consumers may well
say with tho poet quoted above;
"No wonder child w
prize tho hen
Whoso egg Is. ralBKie:
ban the pen"
cad This.
FOIIT
RTH. TcaR-irMr. 27. 1909
This ce.
etjjjurrono bJLir bottle oi
HaU'R
Wondor cred mo six
montftHTj
go of a bad oso of kidney
bladde
othor
and rlioumayp trouble after
ledlclnes faUtd: I know of
many
hera whfffbro cured too.
JOK
Sold b;
B. SLAUGHTER Ranchman
more-Bass Drug Co
s&OTICE.
;On Friday afternoon and night of
January 2Ut the ladles of Circle Np.
2 will glvo an entertainment at tho
residence of E. ii Boone corner'Slor-
gan Avenub and North Second streot
From 3:30 In tho afternoon to slic
o'clock a musical recital will be glvoii.
From 8:30 to 11:00 o'clock at night
tho husband show will bo hold. Ad-
mission ICc Everyone invited.
A. L Moore wife and children of
Strawn camo in yesterday to visit the
former'B brother Rev ft G Mooro
in tho southeast part of the city
Nervous
Prostration"J had a general lfcakdow A
aftntleman ndved t)r.WteK Nerv-
ine and I 'Jr"1 aimjflwcnwnt
aHcr a fewyfli)raiHWwi obtties
gave lhe orftirTrclfcfj!
Jim. R. BSTRKinARDT
399 ItaaPkfU. AjMHlilaon C. II. p.
fn the hcrjrou.Hjystein. is weak-
)no aftejanqiBf r of the organs
1 tin 1 rriiittrfT liraammii-irti-r
apd a eairf ai .Wfiiff - cvcnVlly
fplloA'!tjPy he cither the ora-
acli. KarLifuiiK9 or kidneys (Kit is
first aoMteu.
rfDr. Milct'NerviM
makes weak nerves strojfl by lt
soothfiiB alio strengthenWK influence
upon the nervous syyjffrn
Th rt btl wlH tylMfltl If tht
4ruMit will rHymr wny.
Trust
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LYCEUM THEATRE
ONE WEEK
Commencing Mon-
day January 24th
witli special Saturday Matinee
"The Bell Boy Co."
Johnny and Ella Galvin in a
Series of New York Musical
Comedy Successes
25 PEOPLE 25
"A BELL BOY"
'THE TWO MASQUERADERS"
'VIRA FROM TURKEY'
"THfi MAN QUESTION"
'BOB THE NEWS BOY"
AND OTHERS
Every Girl a beauty
Special jJcenery
Every Song a Hit
"YOU" REMEMBER US
Tickets Entire: lower
floor 50c. Balcony Adults 35c
Children 25c nt
Comptons Drug Store
REAL ESTATE
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BARGAINS
Six-rooni house with lot and a
half on J?lm Street close; to' car
line.
Five lots on Poplar Street block
mid a half of car line
160 acres good land with five
room house well and cistern 120
acrea in cultivation.
See us at once If you want any
of these bargaiui
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"THE MISSOURI BIBL" I
SATURDAY MATINEE AT 3PiilA
AND NIGHTS
JANUARY 22nd.
One of the Brightest and Wittiest
Comedies Ever Written''
"WHO J)0ES NOT
REMEMBER RAY-
MOND and DAISY
THE FUND MAKERS
NEW SCKNKKY
COSTUMES. SONGS
AND DANCES
TICKETS
75c 50c 35T 25c
at
Comptons Drug Store
JOSEPH DALY H.D.
Practtre Ijmltcrt to tllt-c-nfta of Uic
CYK EAK N()8i; TUBOAX
AND PITTING (JLA8SKS
Office and Residence one block
west of poatoffice
DR. FITT8
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