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VOLUME 14,
YOAKUM TEXAS: DeWITT AND LAVACA COUNTIES, AUGUST 21 1909.
NUMBER 28
Health and Beauty in
Every Bottle
INABNIT’S WITCH HAZEL CREAM is a most perfect toilet prepa-
ration, soothing, cooling, smoothing the skin, feeding and nourish-
ing, producing both health and beauty. Years of study, experience
and experiment have produced the purest, safest toilet requisite
•known. Everybody should use
Inabnit’s Witch Hazel Cream
as superior to lotions, powders or plastics. Cleanses the face, re=
- moves impurities, prevents tan and sunburn and freckles. Fine
for cuts, wounds or abrasions, reduces inflammation. Purely an-
tiseptic. Gentlemen use it after shaving. Try INABNIT’S WITCH
HAZEL CREAM at our expense—if not satisfied after usiing a 25c
bottle we’ll give you 25c for the empty bottle. 25c a bottle.
The Palace Drug Store
The store that has the Coufidence of ALL the people, the patronage of most ALL the people.
O. INABNIT, Proprietor.
PRETTY CHURCH WEDDING, AND gone to housekeeping at once at j GET THE HABIT.
RECEPTION 3005 Houston avenue, Woodland j --
__* Heights. 1 Hot, cold, dry or wet wither
j From Houston Chronicle. The bride is well known in 1 makes no difference with "'he
| Last evening at 8 o’clock a [Yoakum, she having been a vis-j Times “get the h-'.bk’' p.v • ns.
i large number of friends
wit-
, . itor in the city quite often. The j Your attention is called io the
nessed the ceremony at the ^ ;s a brother of Mis W. following !ht of thore who ve,i=
in this i sue for ur!
First Baptist church which uni
j ted in marriage Miss Eloise IE Garner, ana si anas high in j new ads
; Crichton, daughter o f Mrs j the e timation of business men ' perusal :
i Carrie Cushman Crichton, end 0f Houston. The Times tenders |
! niece of Mr. and Mrs. Charles | congratulations and good wishes j Will Johnston & Co., th
Matthew Simpson, and Mr. j to the young couple.— [Ed jing real estate firm of Y.
oo>
j Huber Calvin Bryant.
; Dr. J. L. Gross was the offi-
ciating clergyman. and the wed-
| ding music was rendered by Miss
i Elizabeth Woodhead. The church
■ presented an exquisitely at
1 ti’ontuTn APnomm * f
YOUTHFUL BURGLARS.
Sunday morning near the hour
of noon several youngters, rang-
ing from 8 to 13 years of age,
visited the warehouse of Gus
Rinn and appropriated a drawing
knife, hand saw and cotton hook;
from Gus Rir.n’s they meandered
to the warehouse of the Simp-
son Bookstore, to which entrance
STILL A-B00MING.
The building boom still con
tinues in Yoakum. New dwell-
ings and new business houses
are being started almost daily,
and whichever way you turn you
may see pretty cottages either in
course of erection or just com-
pleted. It is encouraging to
note the wonderful growth our
.... , town is experiencing. For in-
was gained, from which they se- gt & A. Carnes & Son have
cured a few g!a« cutters and ,]et th(J conlract toCap Smitli and
aquanti'y °f other smaH articles. Iw A Fink for the erection of
| two store buildings on the two
lTie third and last place to be j
lots located between D. B. Cain
touched was that of the J. B.i
Harris grocery store. Entrance \& Co,g gtore and the
to this store was effected by cut- CarnPS & gon mammoth buiid.
ting a hole through the floor of { on Lott stre£t. These tw0
the store-room proper, said floor
being raised some three feet
above the gound, making access
to the store easy to accomplish.
The tools which were taken from
the Rinn warehouse, were em-
ployed in making the passage
way for their entree into the
store. Mr. Harris’ cash register
was broken open and $2 50 in
nickels taken therefrom.
Mr. Walter Rowan, who hap-
pened to be near the scene, in-
formed Mr. Harris of the fact *
MISS ARNOLD ENTERTAINED.
al-
um
I have special bargains in choice
HIED (building lots--all “gilt eJge.”
--- ! No trouble to answer any in-
Monday morning at 9 o’clock, ! quiries relative to these barg i us.
Lillian, the 3-year-old daughter
=eUornamentallon of'Laut: «/. and Mrs. E. P. Hath who] And „ow ^
iful foliage plants, these being reside four miles northwest of j estate dealer 01 this city, a Iver-
generously grouped in artistic the city. Funeral services will I fising land in any size .tract,
placing about the altar. be held at the family residence! through which the projected San
The Lohengrin wedding music this afternoon at 4 o’clock and I Antonio and Brownsville ra l -oad
tiu “ ™8
Armistead Tryon and Alfred i Cemetery, to which the friends, once. See J. S. for particulars.
Winne, cousins of the bride, first land acquaintances of the family Q00
entered, being followed by the ' are requested to attend, j
flower girl, Miss Marjorie Wood-1 Last Saturday Lillian was at. | Globe grocery store, ! ^
sr
Your
Grocery
Order
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P.
head. Then came the maid of: ta^ed ^b"^wsThfcTcom j Witte, proprietor, in this :ssue
honor, the bride’s sister, Miss ,?c j . 'th sPasf!® ' * , con I gives tour good reasons for the
Elizabeth Cricthton, with the t tinu<?d throughout that day and
best man, Mr. Will Smith. The ! up to Sunday night. The little
bride and groom followed. , one suffered intensely until Mon-
The bridal gown, in its fash-!day morning when death came
ioning, combined the dignity of j to her relief. She was the idol
the new responsibilities with the I of a happy househoI(1 and the
pationage of the general public.
Polite clerks and prompt execu-
tion of all phone orders are two
reasons Mr. Witte failed to enu-
merate in his ad. Read each
line carefully.
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Fail goods are now arriving at
Friday night Miss Hazel
Adams entertained in honor of (grace and da ntiness always as-, . ,
her friend and guest, Miss I sociated with sweet young girl-j pet °- entJre community, ana
Gertrude
waist designs, a contest t of li.liea of the \ahey. The * 0 ^ ^ereaved parents. j certainly make a purchos3 before
told the story of the shirt wai?t j bridal bouquet was built of brine I 1 .1-- -----
was
y Wh^n placed with us will be perfectly filled with the Choicest Gro- ^
ceries and Fruits money can buy. When you place an order with us,
either by Phone, in Person or by “Proxy” (our clerk) you are pos- —5
■y- itive of the same careful attention as if you were superintending the ^
5— filling. ^
A FACT-NOT A BOAST ^5
£ Table Glass-wear, Crockery, Agate and Tin-wear 3
1 D. B. SAIN & (Company |
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le They Last
Our entire line of
•Sb!!*'1wa°i5t”Y °ptl™; ..it!" 1. a
amusing, questions and witJ} ft'Vn’ .a':d was ,iod
1 with broad satin ribbons.
; leaving the store.
answers running thus; What
! CHOLERA INFANTUM CURED
Hammocks, Croquet Sets, Base Ball Goods
and fishing Tackle at COST.
Yoakum Book Store.
WALL l-*APER AND CANVASS. .
KRw
buildings will be of brick, two
stories high, and each will have
a frontage of 25x70 feet cn Lott
street. Work has practically
commenced, and it is designed
to have both of the structures
ready for occupancy by October
1st. We learn from the Messrs.
Carnes that both buildings have
already been spoken for, When
finished, these store buildings
will add greatly to the looks of
that part of Lott street, and will [Hubert Heaton, Cha*3. Grunder,
O'VO
, , ., ... ... , 9: The maid of honor was gown- j . *7 J. The Pabce Drug Store 1 ? still |
part 01 the shirt waist is a Story. j e(j jn a (jejjcafe sjla(|e 0f green ‘ “Something like two years agoi in the ring wlrh “Inibnit’s vV tch |
Ans.: tail. Where do soldiers Ljjk rr.ulle, lace trimmed, and S m.v baby, which wns then about1 Hazd Cream.” This c:vim is j
go in time of war? Ans.; to the ’ carried tube roses tied wkh green ! a year old. was taken seriously j talked about from one end >1 t he j
front Refreshments of angel’s I ribbons. A sash of green was! HI with cholera infantum, vom-! state to the other as the ream!
fnnri * nml n^nh rrpnm were ! worn an I a coronet of ribbon in 1 >Lng and purging profusely,” [of all creams. The peoole of
food an J peach ere. 1 ^ (the same shade completed the writes J. I\ Dempsy of Demp-j Yoakum swear by it, an S the
served, the cream carrying om 1 COstUme. iseY* * 1 did what I c^uld to , ladies, God bless Ihem, won’t
the idea, it being served in colors. | During the ceremony the ' relieve her but did her no good ; think of using any other. It you j
Those enjoying Miss Hazel’s notes of the familiar “Flower |and keinK very much alarmed have never tried this cream, do!
hospitality were: Misses Ger-iSong” were heard, while the | about her, went for a physician, j so now,
Anrie triumphant Mendelssohn musicifaded to find one, so came* 000
Rlack Marg°ret Sla-rker j was used as the recessional. i Pr0S &( 'arler‘c:l Gus Rinn has an ass ayed I
B a k’ MarF-iet fetaer I, j following the ceremony a re- j store and Mr. Elder recommended 1 lins of Mission dining room fur-I
ption was held at the Simpson ! Chamber am s C olic, Chotera an-: j njture jn earjy £• glish colors. I
home, 414 Woodland avenue, j Diarrl.oea remedv. 1 procured a | When in need of dining room I
where a floral embellishment of! bottle of it, went home as quickly j fixm„3 s ,e Gds Rin
white and green extended jPossible and gave the baby a j
throughout the various apart- dose of the remedy. It relieved j 000
ments. The Southern smilax i in^ fifteen minutes and soon j geG what Adams & Ba nger
r or sale by ! have t » say in this issue. You
I will find several good bargaws in
were:
trude Arnold, Yoakum:
Bell
Lois Sumners, Vida Finney, ] ception was held at the Simpson
Annie Bell Burns, Margaret
Bowden, Annie Laurie Graves,
Mattie Thornhill, Forest Flick,
Dora Terrell, Dorothy Eckhardt
Taylor, Willie May Kohler and | liberally corffributed Tts beauty ! cured her entirely.1
Mary I.-ee Clement of Edna; | and richness to grace the wed |all druggists.
Satisfied! Are You?
We are not, we want more business and we
are going to tell you about a proposition
real soon that will appeal to you and will
be worth considering. Just keep your eye
open, and your eye on us.
FREE QUICK DELIVERY
KOERTH
PHONE 45.
3ROS.
Messrs. Wofford Ralhbone, Warding reeertion of the Southland |
ter Dickerson, Thomas Williams, I »nde’ and the choicest of snowy i
! TT..L__i. j flowers were nappdy arranged.;
A canopy eftect, secured by j
TAX RATE FIXED.
The co nmissioners this morn-
| their new ad. Read careful'y.
000
Ross & Shall as!
“Wlv
the front door of his store, ar.d
as he entered the boys made
their escape through the front
(door of the store-room fronting
on Grand Avenue, making a bee
fine for the depot At the time
of the expose the bovs were not
that some party cr parties warej^J ^ ! !he spot^hl^th.f^g1coupViMai
in his store. M-. Htrrs opene ~ * A- Cn. ^
Ennis: Fred Bucket, “ ^ ^‘LS KonihBraethey er* not
s5ow?Xn-etrc^Tn/^iSary ,0 r.ii8 !he th?y ii^re cuilo-
lheme of Vhe o.casioU Thel^V,^ HWa><h for .’■* proposition
Piano was banked with ferns,,| bi.lln^f^e taaoa ho “ I ?,,0rJ“r 0WB
trimmed in red.
YOAKUM ORCHESTRA BAND.
--- , The long feIt want of the
recognized, but on Monday morn? j citizens of Yoakum has at last
• fu • a nun, Wamr, known I materialized in the organization
mg their iden.i j became Known | of ftn orc’nestry, to be known as
and City Marshal J. V . \\ hit-; t^e “Yoakum Orchestra Bund,”
tington assisted by Deputy Mar-) comp0sed of all home talent,each
shal W. A. Newsome arrested J member being excellent music-
Eric Harvey, Clarence Hancock; ians There will now be no
A « '" Smith and locked necessity of sending off for
and H. 1. Smith, and lockea mus;c for either bails or other ... ................
them up on a charge of burglary, j S0Cial affairs, as such an adjuuct will not immediately return. The
At the Jail the . youths were (to such pleasure can be found at [gain, however, will surely follow.
Will Orth, of Yoakum; Powell
Brown and Marshall Crisp. -
Cuero Record.
August time tells on the nerves.
But that spiritless, no ambition
feeling ern be eatily and quickly
altered by taking what is known
to druggists everywhere as Dr.
Shoop’s Restorative. Within 48
hours aft-ir beginning to use the
Restorative, improvement will be
noticed. Of course, full health
capped by a
, , , c v ’ : amount or.id in sfa‘e taxes, how-! fnt« rest—f-nd iho-V-* too
lorge cluster ot -m.. , i o ‘ • 1 - ' * uu*
ever.
The lecortl is a very good,
Vv \ it will not he nece-s-
mm
Ot> )
white blossoms, and the foliage e
plans were d’shibuted wherever !sary to raise any more revenue- .J. A. Menke says if you will
hese seemed call for them* | than heretofore. Of course no ono | cut Swift’s Premium Breakfast
! he rm.cn ■ | could expect that the affairs of! Bacon you will be 1 appy, healthy
adorned, was stationed in the, t^e county could he admini 'tered! and wire. Give him an order-
searched and a quantity of the
stolen articles were found in
their possession.
This is not the only daylight
robbery that has occurred here of
late, there being daily complaints
made of petty thievery being e»v
acted in the city from all quart*
ers-and it is the work of the
young hoodlum element.
The culprits will be given a
hearing before Judge Wimberly’s
court this morning at 10 o'clock.
WASHINGTON’S PLAGUE
SPOTS
lie in the low, marshy bottoms of
the Potomac, the breeding place
of malaria germs. These germs
cause chills, fever and ague, bil
jaundice, lassitude,
our very door, and the gentle-[And best of all. you will realise
men composing this orchestra j and feel your strkjngtn and arpbi-
will consider it a pleasure tu; tion as it is returning. Outside
answer any calls that may be [influences depress lirst the “in-
made for their services. Fol- side nerves” then the stomach,
lowing is the list of members: I Heart and Kidneys will usually
V-Kucera, Leader. Jst violin, j fail. Strengthen these failing
J. Michiia, 2nd violin. ; nerves’with bf . Shoup's Uestora-
J. Gimrhanzel, cornet. j tive and see how quickly health
F. Michna, trombone.
L. Zrubex, clarinet.
F. A. Psencik, bass.
W. (jL Johnston and wife and
daughter, Miss Ethel, have re-
turned after a two month’s ab-
sence, Mr, Johnston having been
most of the time at Medicine
Mound, Hardeman county, look-
ing after the interests of the
Medicine Mound Development
Co , while his wife and daughter
have been visiting Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Hardison at New Ibera,
will be yours again. Sold by
Weymouth Drug Co.
Mr. M. M. Brown informs
hall, in charge of two cousins of i inor-^ economically than tkov
the brido.. Misses Lucile Cox and > “b^YT he pa4'-8^
Mabel Winne. | Record.
In the dining room 1______________
amid whifh nestled The white!
flowers covered the sideboard j GRANULATED SORE EYES
anq a cluster or the blossoms j CURED
occupied the central position up- ___
on the table, other clusters find- j ^ f v ar. t Qnfferpd as everything will be dor
ing accommodation at. either end. „ ikV »oon nf m.nn..i.eo,i! cish basis for all timet
m the flower-wreathed chan
er white streamers extend
to ihe corners ot the table, j i90Qt a gentleman asked me to
ingdccommovsaaonar eirneremi. !fr0m a bad case of granulated
From the flower-wreathed chan. eycSt- says Martin Boyd of
delier white a‘reamers extend-! HenrieUai Ky_ ..jn February,
ed to ihe corners of the table, J1906. a gentleman asked me to
finding their termination m arge i try chamberiain’s Salve. I then
bows of satin ribbon. The large, boUgbt one box and used about
heart-shaped wedding cake was two-thirds of it and my eyes have
it won’t he the last.
ooo
The Yoakum Co'.ton Oil Co.
will begin io operate its mill on
Monday, the Kith Those 1 aving
dealings with this company are
requested to bring with th cash
’ ’ on a
come.
a prominent feature in the doc-
cations, and of its emblems,
the ring fell to Miss Mabel Fiske
The Times that his meat market an(i the dime to Miss Marcelene.
not given me any trouble since.
This salve is for sale by all drug-
gists.
A full suite of Mission dining room furniture
iu Lariy English Color, consisting of Chairs,
Table, China Closet and Buffet. I also have
several styles of rockers in Mission goods.
G\:s Rinn, Furniture Dealer.
Call, no trouble to show goods.
ioushess,
Mdkbrii^“wffeSTSiSthtoiLuTsianr^peakirgohcVop^ik
thousands yearly. But Electric
Bittsrs never fails to destroy
them and cure malariai troubles
“They are the best all around
on Front street, next door to
Mobley’s bakery, wiil open Wed-
nesday morning for business.
He invites the people of Yoakum
to give him -a call, Inspect the
new market, and if satisfied,
he would be pleased to accept
their patronage. Mr, Brown
says he will do his utmost to
and solicits
please everyone, and solicits a
share of the public patrjnaar*
Rsmemhft** new meat market
ditions in Texas and future pros- i and give it a trial,
pects, Mr. Johnston ssys thatj
Central Texas seems to have suf- j When the Stomachy Rqart or
fered most from the dry weather.! Kidney nerves get weak, fhen
Troxwell. In this apartment, ■
Neapolitan cream with cake v/as j
served,
A sweet tribute was paid to the
bride’s grandmother. Mrs. Cush-
man. in the selection of the
wedding date, it being the 59fh
anniversary of Mrs. Cushman’s
wedding.
oride is a fit representative
Mrs. W. E. Garner and chil-
dren returned Friday from a
visit to Houston,
Sheriff Noble of Hi!! . ville
was in the city between . ains
Thursday.
Will Orth and Fred Gre r re-i
turned Saturday from Hv‘-itto|
Cuero friends. (?)
Mrs, Tom Ferrell of C-r-pus
Chrisli returned home Sat- rdoy
after a pleasant visit in the eiry.
Mesdames A. G. Fa«T::igton
and J. S. Doak left Sahara - for
a few days visit at Ft. We. in.
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To Buyers Of Sheet Music
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From the way the people are
hitching onto the sewer proposi-
tion is very gratifying to the pro-
moters of this needful Sanitary I th<TEpvorih encampment!
utility, and if the people would!
Mrs. T C. Spencer an
J. W. Wall ice and da „ liter,
Miss Maud, left S^tur!?v for
of one of Houston’s oldest fam- only push the matter before the
ilies—one which has ever held*city council without cessation
culture, honor, refinement, and | they Will be forced to grant the
the o* her true' things of life as wants of the people.
the real objects of ambition. I
- -- Frank Mmbaum, former city
chi!
dren of Hodsfon have r-r : ne.i
home after a pleasant virR in th"
city, the guests of Mr. and Mrs.
T. M. Dodd.
_________ . whhe ^ ! organs a^waVs fail. Don’t Her grandparents, the hte Mr. . Mamaum termer city
g$Ert.tc
Louellen, b. C. they cure s om^ 'm.tistnrp Mr Jr»hrscfnn simply a, make-shift. Get a pie-
Ldiielle .
ach, liver, kidney and also blood
troubles and will prevent Ty-
phoid. Try them. Guaranteed
by O. Inabnit. •
NEGRO WORE AN ELK FIN.
Bonham, Tex., Aug. 16.—Chace
Grain, a negro, was arrested in
this city for wearing an Elk
pin.
The last legislature passed a
Jaw making it a misdemeanor
for any person other than mem-
bers to wear the insigna of any
secret organization. But this is
believed to be the first arrest
ever made on such a charge in
the state. The arrest was made
at the instigation of the local
Elk lodge, which body will pros
ecute the charge. Crain gave
$2QQ bond and was released fora
farther hearing.
the Heart or Kidneys.
want of moisture. Mr. Johnston
thinks that the present drouth,
which has been perhaps the
severest in the history of the
State, and which <vas felt most
in such' old settled black land
counties as Ellis, Dallas, Johnson,
Tarrant, Hill and Williamson,
shows that drouths can happen
anywhere, and also go to prove
the necessity for crop diversifica-
tion, thorough preparation of the
soil in the late fall and winter,
so as to get the full benefit of the
winter rains. Mr. Johnston re-
ports good crops in Hardeman
county, which were greatly
helped by a fine rain which fell
there on the 9th inst. Speaking . .
of conditions in Yoakum, Mr. ££££ CURfis
Johnston said that he could see gSKLVjS*
no reason why the town 8nqu,d haekte* cough; With the first symp-
not keep right on forging to the ton*<rt throat or lung trouble buy a
front as crop conditions here are
far ahead of most sections of the “
State. KorthlSro*
scription known to druggists ev-
erywhere as Dr. Shoop’s Restor-
ative. The Restorative is pre-
pared expressly for those weak
inside nerves. Strengthen these
nerves, build them up with Dr.
Shoop’s Restorative—in tubes or
liqmd—and see how quiekly help
will come. Sold by Weymouth
Drug Co.
W. E. Garner left Saturday
for a few weeks pleasure trip
and will visit many points of in-
terest before returning home.
His headquarters will be Niagra
Falls.
That is man, were among tho-e who;J;”3 “lves i'a n aieniiari-^ d p y
watched Houston grow from aj ion.with ‘Deceives si -a Imoi vj-.t ;
struggling village, and have ever ..............
is wanted for alleged complicity
in a saloon robbery and shortly
after being released on bond for
this he fled to Mexico. Previous
been classed among those whom
Houston claims as her truly rep-
resentative citizens.
The groom is ? native of Yoa-
kum, but has made his home
here for some years. He is a
promising young man, whose
bright prospects for the future
constitutes a valuable asset.
Many beautiful and costly gifts
were received, forming testi-
monials of the high regard in
which the young people are held
by countless friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Simpson and
to that he was indicted as an Park next Sunday, Aug. 15th, a
fry rerurne!
eimoon fron
> worth-by-thj
Sea, and will preac.. at th-e
Methodist church this morning
and evening as usm l.
The Hermann Sons will instal
a Sisters Lodge at the Goetlv
We wish to announce that we have nia<ie arrangements
with six of the strongest music publishing ^houses iin
America, whereby we will receive at a small eost, eopies
of each piece of new music published by them each month
and as a medium of advertising, we will in turn oTer our
customers as many of be-se pi* ees as they will subscribe
for at a special price of 15c.
We cannot sell extra copies of this music for less than our
regular price of 25c each, a.nd are merely making this
proposition to our trad*- tcintroduce new music as it is sent
by the publishers. Our contract to supply these pieces
at this price and our cu tourers' agreement to take the
new issues w ill hold oivy good so long as t is satisfactory to
all parties concerned. We are now making up our mailing
ii..t and will appreciate every subscriber wfao takes an in-
terest in this special feature in our sheet rnusi*- busine—.
BRIGHT m
t' yrrnrxsamt
V
Gonzales and Yoakum Texas.
accomplice ip the killing of Jim
Coleman in the Iron Front saloon.
Maubaum was seen in Mexico
City some time ago, but before
he could be apprehended disap- j, v'pa|- 1Ji.aria.R’ T0lY‘er ,
neared. The Cnlemnn case will Yoakum, but nov, o
Hubbard City, passed through
2 p. m. Ail members are urged
to take part in it.
E. Hagens, Pres.
Chas. Harris, formerly a resi-
peared. The Coleman case will
come up for trial early in the
fall.—San Antonio Light-Gazette.
As an all-round laxative tonic
the bridal party were assisted and health-builder no other pills
4n receiving by Mrs, C, C. Crlch-
top, mother; Mrs. T. E. Cush-
man, grandmother; Mrs. J. L.
Cox, aunt of the bride, and Mrs.
W. E. Garner, sister of the groom,
Miss Dora Garner and Mica Mary
F<w - SauTby, Stewart.
Mr* ftnd Mrs, Bryant have A at 0- Inabnit
can compare with Dr. Kings New
Life Pills. They tone and regulate
stomach, liver and kidneys,purify
the blood, strengthen the nerves;
cure .Constipation^ Dyspepsia,
Biliousness, Jaundice, Headache,
Chills and Malaria. Try them. 25c
the city Saturday on his way t
Corpus Christi.
Postmaster Clark who attend-
ed the postmasters’ convention
at Waco this week, returned home
Friday, and is wearing thai
smile that won’t come off, all on
account of being elected second
vice-president of that organiza-
tion. Here’s cur hand, friend
J. M,
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Ed B. Carruth, V-Preridun VV. T. Brian, Cashier.
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Lindenberg, H. A. Yoakum Weekly Times. (Yoakum, Tex.), Vol. 14, No. 28, Ed. 1 Saturday, August 21, 1909, newspaper, August 21, 1909; Yoakum, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth758178/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Carl and Mary Welhausen Library.