The Daily Herald. (Weatherford, Tex.), Vol. 13, No. 221, Ed. 1 Saturday, September 28, 1912 Page: 4 of 4
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Robespierre Collars, Large Wind5
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25c, 50c, 75c
See our showing of Ladies’ Hand Bags for
your dressy accessories of shopping.
Each style is distinctive and suited for your
Fall costumes—50c, $1.00 up to $5.00.
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To the Patrons of Rural Route No. 4.
Permission having been granted
your carrier to serve the route in an
automobile, his schedule has been
changed as follows: Leave at 8 a. in.;
return by 1 p. in. (effective Septem-
ber 27, 1912.
('HAS. MJLJ.IKEN,
Acting Postmaster.
Committees Meet.
The committee appointed by the re-
Ali Explanation.
Through some misunderstanding it
Mr. Krlesol^ the
was announeed that
missionary from Tokio, Japan, would
give a leeture Saturday afternoon at
the First Presbyterian chureh. Mr.
Ericson was under the impression
that he was to speak Friday night,
so did not arrive here until 5;36 p. m.,
at which time the telephones were put
Into service and a fairly good sized
audience greted him last night.
tail merchants association to solicit
funds for the entertainment of the vis-
iting physicians during the District
Medical Association, which meets in
tiiis city on the 8 th and "Jth of Octo-
ber, met with the local physicians’
committee Saturday morning in the
office of Dr. J. N. Chandler, and all
arrangements and plans for the en-
tertainment to he extended the mem-
bers of the district association were
perfected and every tiling is in readi-
ness, or will be in plenty of time. It
isyntended by the citizens to give tlie
visiting doctors the time of their life,
and to royally welcome them to our
city.
Opera House Tuesday Night.
Previous to the Jack Fisher-Johnny
Billeter wrestling match, recently
fulled off In Muskogee, Okla., Joe Sn-
vlnl of Waco, Texas, a wrestler of
considerable reputation, challenged
the winner. Fisher acecpted the chal-
lenge and the two will meet on the
Mai at the opera house Tuesday night,
Oc t.lst. Fisher will go on the mat
at the same weight when he met Hi 1-
leter, 133 pounds Savinla weighs l.V>
pounds. This promises to he one of
the best bouts ever staged in tills city
If you knew of the real value of
Chamberlain's Liniment for lame
back, soreness of the muscles, sprains
and rheumatic pains, you would never
wish to be without it. For sale by ai!
dealers.
C. D. Hartnett is attending to-d5Hsi- j
ness at Fort Worth today.
Miss Madeline Milmo was a passen-
ger to Dallas Saturday morning. i
Lee Coffman is taking in the Palo j
Pinto Fair at Mineral Wells to*'ay.
Miss Tassie Jackson of Putman, j
spent some time in the city Friday I
J. T. Chunn of Garner was in the j
city a short time Friday on business.!
Rev. Fitzgerald left Saturday mor- J
ning for Vernon to fijl.hid Sunday ap-j
pointment.
J. \V. Xeill of Austin spent Friday
in tile city and left on the afternoon
frain for Cisco.
Mrs. M. A. Davis of Poolville. Okla.
is visiting the family of her son, J.
B. Davis, near Brock, for several days.
.Mrs. G. S. White and daughters,
Mrs. Chas. Corn and Miss Helen, went
over to Dallas Saturday morning to
spend the day.
Mrs. Sallie Her of Corsicana, who
has been visiting the family of Ira
B. Taylor for some time, left Satur-
day morning for home.
B. L. Nance of DeLeon, Texas, was
in the city Friday. Mr. Nance is a
brother of Prof. E. W. Nance, who is
quite sick at the sanitarium.
Miss Olive Morse, who spent the
past two weeks attending the bedside
of her father, the late Dr. O. Morse,
will return to Fort Worth Monday.
Mrs. Nance of DeLeon, mother of
Prof. E. \V. Nance, is in the city to
attend the bedside of her son, having
arrived here Friday in answer to a
telephone message.
W. C. Freeman of Crum, Texas,
an uncle of W .11. Lancaster of this
city, c-anie in this afternoon to spend
Sunday. Mr. Freeman lias been in
the St. Joseph's infirmary jit Fort
Worth the past two weeks htffing his
eyes treated.
Mrs. John L. Heartsill of Thacker-
vilie, Okla., who has been visiting sev-
eral days in Fort Worth, arrived in
this city Friday morning and will
spend several days visiting her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Hedrick, and
also Dr. and Mrs. VV. A. Heartsill.
Wanted'
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Peoples Theatre, Tonight
At the City Drug Company’s,
500 school boys and girl; next
Monday morning, September
30th, at 8:30 o’clock—going
to be something doing.
5 CENTS—ADMISSION—5 CENTS
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BASCOM HUDSON, Mgr.
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‘The Cross-Roads”
—Vitagraph Drama.
‘The Unwilling Bride”
—Patl.e In.iian Stcry.
‘The Bogus Professor”—
‘Rome on The Tiber”
—Cines—Comejy and Scenic—(On the same reel)
Meet Monday Night.
night is ehe regular meet-
Monday
ing night for the retail merchants as-
sociation, and it has been definitely
arranged for Wm. Gar.zer, district
superintendent.'of agricultural agents,
to be present, at which time he will
address the association upon the
methods of organizing boys and girls
corn clubs ovej the county, and other
agricultural subjects. It is the de-
sire of the officers of this organization
that every member be iJvesent Monday
night. The subjects touched upon by
Mr. Ganzer are of much importance,
and they should be attended to at once
to be able to adequately organize
thse proposed clubs for the coming
year.
HELP WANTED IN WEATHERFORD
Few, if any, medicines have met
with the uniform success that has at-
tended the use ol Chamberlain’s Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. The
remarkable cures of colic and diar- proven this cure a permanent one and
rhoea which it has effected in almost
every neighborhood have given it a
And Furnished by the Help of Weath-
erford People.
Those who suffer with kidney back-
ache, urinary ills or any little kidney
or biadder disorder, want kidney help.
Who can better advise than some
Weatherford resident, who has also
suffered, but has had relief. Weather-
ford people recommend Doan’s Kidney
Pi 1 Is. Here's one case and there are
mapy others.
Mrs. Sarah Pope, 314 Bridge St.,
Weatherford, Texas, says: “For many
years I have been a strong supporter
of Doan's Kidney Pills. They have
been usedjn^-our family with fine re-
sults. I suffered from intense pains in
my back and sides. Doan’s Kidney
Pills quickly relieved me and in a
short time I was cured. Time has
Classified Ads
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WANTED—Another family to
cotton. House, wood, water, pasture
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For sale by all deal-
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Potion Market.
Liverpool Spots—
Middling .........
New York Spots—
Middling
New Orleans Spots—
Middling
New Orleans Futures
October ...............
December
New York Futures—
October
December
The highest price paid on the local
market today was 11.2.8.
11.43 3-4
Open. Close
11.37 11.43
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Open. Close
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Gets Arm Broken.
Frank Buckley, employed in the
grocery department of the T. R. Er-
win & Co.'s store, happened to a very
painful accident Saturday shortly aft-
er 1 o'clock, when his arm was bro-
ken while cranking the auto belong-
ing to Mrs. Preston Martin, who had
been in the store making some pur-
chases. When .Mrs. Martin was ready
to start Frank went out to assist in
the starting of the machine, with the
above result. Hi' was taken to the
office of Dr (’has. MacNelly and the
broken arm set and bandaged. The
bone was broken just above the wrist.
Frank will be laid up for some days,
bi-foi/* be is able lo attend to the du-
ties bis position in the store demands.
We want to please you with the
best Wood and Coal arid more of it
for less priee, cash. Won't you please
phone us. Both phones.
IDEAL FUEL CO.
1 Strictly Hand Tailored
SUITS
for Men and Women!
: Cleaning & Pressingi!
| B. W. Phoe* ISO Mom* Phots 138
: Chas. Rogers
upon* in De:
Ur We gi** coupons in Democrat
Auto and Piano contest with
each Cash tale.
Good Crown to Wells.
The special and regular trains to
.Mineral Wells Friday were fairly
crowded with Weatherford passengers
who went over to the Wells to attend
the Palo Pinto County Fair, and to
witness the contest between the Wea-
therford and Mineral Wells fire de-
partments, and to root for the home
team. There were, \ccording to Os-
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« ar Johnson, ticket agent for the T.
: P railway, between eighty and one
hundred tickets sold from thiB point.
The special returned here about 8:00
o'clock and along with the boys of the
fire department was the Thurber band,
which stopped over and played a few
selections to a large Crowd on the
I public square, leaving on the 9:30
j train for home.
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Common Sense Talk!
our “Piemium Counter”—
With cash purchases of all gxxla, except Wagons, Buggies and
Farm Implements, we give "Premium Tickets.” The premium
tclkets are redeemable in the goods shown In our Front Window,
and yon will find this display not only contains Glassware and
Queensware, bat many many strictly staple articles of Dry Goods
and Groceries. We want YOU who purchase the goods and pay
YOUR MONEY to .obtain the personal benefit There ta no sense in
giving It to otheef TAKE IT FOR YOURSELF. We seed your
cash trade, and want to encourage you to trade with us, and we
simply take this, the very best means, of obtaining your patronage
We believe, tike Lincoln, that you can tool some of the people
eosse of the Qme, but not all of the people all the time. *
The proposition is strictly this: GIVE US YOUR CASH
TRADE AND TAKE FOR YOURSELF EVERY REBATE THAT IS
COMING TO YOU, unless you believe that It is more profitable to
you to GIVE than to RECEIVE.
ill (Hit door* awaits your ko-
dak. “if if isn't an Ka-tnianf.
if i-n*t a kodak.” Sold in Wea-
therford only at our store. We
rent kodaks.
Band Concert Friday Night.
The Thurber Italian band, which
stopped off here for a short while Fri-
day night, enroute from Mineral
Wells, at which place they had been
furnishing music for the Palo Pinto
County Fair, were prevailed upon
give an open air concert Friday night
on the court house lawn and a large
crowd was-out to listen to the music.
.Members of the. Weatherford band
were to have participated in the con-
cert. but on account of the special
train from Mineral Wells not arriving
unt: 1 late, it was decided to have the
Thurber boys play. The lew numbers
rendered by this splendid band were
highly appreciated. The 9:30 passen-
ger train bore the members of this
band .to their homes at Strawn, Min-
gus and Thurber.
I have had no occasion to use a kid-
ney medicine in years. It gives me
pleasure to recommend Doan’s Kidney
Pills.”
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. Foster-.Milburn Co., Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
fati
States.
Remember the
take no other.
name—Doans—and
Running up and down stairs, sweep-
ing and bending over making beds
will not make a woman healthy or
beuutiiul. She must get out of doors,
walk a mile or two every day and take
Chamberlain's Tablets to improve her
digestion and regulate her bowels.
For sale by all dealers.
Weatbertord Drag Co’;.
The ^O^cdSL stort
KFTKHAN BLOCK
He "Spired ■ Mule.
A mule kicked a colored man in the
face, and knocked him over the fence
Before he was able to get on his feet
again the colored man said: “It's just
such behavior as that that makes me
'spize a mule."
District Court to Meet.
The October term of district court
w ill’convene in regular session Mon-
day, Sept 30th, the fifth Monday and
last day of the month. Judge Patter-
son s health, while very poor, is ex-
pected to be here on that day to open
the session.
Lowe & Company
Taken to Sanitarium.
Prof. E. W. Nance, principal of the
Second Ward school, who has been
very sick the past week or more, was
taken to the sanitarium Thursday and
Is getting along very well. Prof.
Nance is suffering from a very severe
attack of tonsi litis.
Cotton Moving Fast.
Cotton is coining in very fast these
days from every part of the compass,
and being sold almost as fast as gath-
ered. Saturday morning as we were
coming to town, nine wagons loaded
with seed cotton were in a line in a
radius of about one hundred yards.
Prices have ranged since the opening
of the season about steady. Some re-
ports are that as many bolls are yet
to opeii as there are already opened,
which if true, will increase the esti-
mated yield to a considerable extent
The gins in the city and county are
running full time, and some are gin-
ning the fleecy staple night and day.
The weather is and has been ideal for
the gathering of the crop, and should
it continue a few morw_weeks"will see
the entire crop picked.
“Oliver Twist’’ at Opera House.
Friday evening thd Whitaker Stock
Company put on the masterpiece of
Charles Dickens, “Oliver Twist,” and
played to the largest audience of the
week. The play was a good, one and
to those who have read this most in-
teresting tale, the play was most real-
istic. Each of the members of the
company are artists and well up with
their work. This company is spoken
of as being one of the best stock com-
panies on the road, and have received
complimentary mention, not only by
the smaller papers, but the Dallas
News, which is an unusual thing,
which paid them a high compliment
by publishing a long article in regard
to the play, “St. Elmo,'’ which they
put on while in Dallas. This after-
noon a school childrens’ matinee was
given, the play being entitled “Whose
Baby Are You,’’ which was well at-
tended and received. Tonight “The
Mysterious Man,” a comedy drama in
four acts, will be produced. This com-
pany has been in the city the entire
week and h^ve become acquainted
with many of our citizens and have
proven themselves a most sociable and
entertaining people. Th^ show iF
strictly first class, high toned in ev
ery respect, and we commend them to
the citizens of Texas and other points
at which they may see fit to make a
date. They leave Sunday for Spring-
field, Mo., at which place they play
for an indefinite length of time.
GOOD DRY STOVEWOOD for sale—
Phone H. M. Means, S. W. 9i)7-r2;
Home 915-2.
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FOR SALE—Cheap for cash, a schol-
ars ip in Roberts Business Colleger
Phone S. W. No. 6.
FOR SALE—The best fruit and truck
farm in the county; easy terms. See
W. E. TATE, Weatherford, Texas.
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SPECIAL BARGAINS—We have sev- ]
eral special bargains to offer in both
city and farm properties; also houses
to rent. Call on or phone us your „
wants. KNOX REALTY CO.
A BARGAIN—If you want a splendid'
piece of city property quick and easy,
cheap, see G. L. Young at once. He
will take a pair of young mules m*on
a trade as part payment.
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FOR SALE CHEAP—Best
home, one mile from public
suburban
1G acres, all in cultivation,
square,,
half in
bearing orchard: five room hoilse, all
necessary outbuildings, waA aad
windmill. " K^'OX REALTY OO.
FOR SALE—Ten miles north of Wea-
therford, a rich valley farm. All til-
lable, GO acres in cultivation, balance-
timber and pasture; good water. This
place will be sold at a great bargain.
See J. B. WORLEY, Weatherford, Tex-
as, Route No. 4. /
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FOR RENT—Three
light housekeeping.
136-r3.
nice rooms tot
S. W. Phone
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TO TRADE—44 acres sandy land,
close to town, all in cultivation, two-
houses, well. To trade for dwelling
in Weatherford. Price $1200.
HENRY ATOR.
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The implicit confidence that many
people have in Chamberlain’s Colic,
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is
founded on their experience in the use
of that remedy and their knowledge of
the many remarkable cures of colic,
diarrhoea and dysentery that it has
effected. For sale by all dealers.
First Gut of the Season.
The Weatherford High school foot-
4>all team went over to Mineral Wells
Saturday morning to play the Min-
eral Wells team This is the first
game of the season, and was looked
forward to with much interest. The
home team has been practicing for
some time under the coaching of Prof.
V. D. Roberta
Opens Again for Basiarss.
The Dreamland Theater, which was
damaged considerably on the inside
by water from the early morning fire
Friday was able to again open that
night and will continue to show from
the present, so far as the damage re-
ached Friday la concerned. The pap-
ering on the Inside is ruined, this
being about the extent of the damage,
and will have to be reiBaced, which
Aberdeen Park Social a Success.
Aberdeen Park Association enter-
tained with a tea Thursday evening
at the home of the president. Mrs. G.
M. Bowie. A good crowd attended and
a neat sum was realized. The fol-
lowing program was well rendered:
Piano solo—Miss Connie Jackson.
Reading—Miss Annie Hamlll.
Piano—Mrs. Maurice White.
Reading—Miss Patti Dickey.
Vocal Solo—Miss Flogene Newell.
Piano Duet—Misses Akard.
Reading—Scotch dialect. Mr. Bowie.
Three selections of Mexican music,
French harp—Tuan Rodrigue*.
All the ^umbers were good, bw
nothing was more enjoyed than the
last one. it was almost unbelievable
that music so full, so soft and sweet
could be drawn from so small an in-
strument.
The ladies thank all who assisted
with the program as well as those who
attended. Delicious punch was serv-
ed by the hostess, assisted by Mes-
dames McCall, Camp and Newell Miss
Laura Dickey acted as cashier.
Notice.
.Notice is hereby given that the city
council of the City of Weatherford
Texas, will, on Oct. 3, 19J2, receive
sealed proposals for the Custody of
the city funds from any bank in the
City of Weatherford, which may de-
sire to be selected as the depository
of the funds of the city. Any bank
desiring fo bid shall deliver to the
City Secretary on or before Oct. 3,
a Sealed proposal stating the rate
per cent upon daily balances said
bank offers to pay to the city for the
privilege of being such depository of
the funds of the city untiLthe regular
meeting to be held in .July, 1913. The
bank offering the best proposal will
be selected as depository. The city
reserves the right to reject any and
all proposals.
Witness my hand and seal of office, J j
his Sept. 20, 1912.
* E. B. FERRELL, Secretary
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will be done as soon as an adjustment
can be made with the Insurance com- therford: we have the candy, at the
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“How the Boys Fought the Indians’’
—Edison Comedy.
The Manufacture of Paper
—Edison—Industrial.
The Cardinal’s Gift’*
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