The Cuero Daily Record. (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 110, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 26, 1902 Page: 1 of 4
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THE CUERO DAILY RECORD.
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VOLUME 17.
CUERO, DEWITT COUNTY, TEXAS. WEDNESDAY EVENING. NOVEMBER 26. (»02.
NUMBER 110
Reasonable " ' ^
| Mercli anclise
SLAUGHTER PRICES
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at the: bio store:
A SACRIFICE SALE made necessary by short crops and unseasonable weather. Entire
stock of Winter Goods must be sold regardless of Cost or Profit. Remember The Graves
Company have the largest stock of Dry Goods in South Texas and the following: prices
will convince you that they mean business and from November 24 to January t they
guarantee to save you from 10 to 25 per cent on every purchase. .• .- .• .• „• .• .-
Money Savers
2000 yards best Calilo 6c
value goes in this Sacri A l
fice Sale at per yard . . . 0^
Money Savers*.*
2 bales 36 inch heavy
Brown Domestic, Sacrifice
Sale per yard......
Money Savers
5 bales Reecae Plaids,
value go in this Sacrifice
Sale at per yard.....
Money Savers...
48 bolts Light and Dark Out-
ing, 10c value, Sacrifice f
Sale per yard...... ■
Money Savers
1200 yards best 12#c Mad-
ras* Shirting go in this Sac- Q
rifice Sale at per yard . . 9
Money Savers...
3000 yards of Fall Dress
Goods in Waist apd Suit pat-
terns at half regular prica.
Money Savers
2500 yards Short Lengths in
Embroideries at half the regu-
lar price.
Money Savers...
24 Ladies’ $1.00 Brocaded
Wool Skirts, Sacrifice 111
Price.........
Money Savers...
1000 yards Figured Cham-
bray, 9c value, Sacrifice
Price per yard......
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Money Savers
100 pieces 8#c Heavy Cot-
ton Flannel, Sacrifice Price
per yard........
Money Savers...
50 bolts 6c Dark Onting go
iu this Sacrifice Sale at,
per yard........
41
rioney Savers
1500 yards best lOe Madrass
Shirting go iH this Sacri-
ce Sale at per yard ....
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Money Savers...
10 dozen Radies Long Sleeve
Vests, 2®c values, Sacri-
fice Price
Honey Savers
5 picecs Wool BracSdes, 25c
seller, Sacri6ce Price, 8 qq
yards for....... "O
Money Savers... a
3000 yards soft finish 36-inch
Bleached Domestic, 7c val- P
ue, Sacrifice Price . . . v
Honey Savers
1» All Wool, Eton Jackets
$3.75 value, go in this a a a
Sacrifice Sale at . . m OO
Money Savers
500 Capes and Jackets, La-
dies’and Children’s Sae- jq
rifice Price $11.96 to . . wO
Money SaVers...
24 Zinc Trucks, $1.75 value
go in this Sacrifice Sale j |g
Money Savers
108 pairs Men’s 21.50 Fine
Shoes go in this Sacri6ce aa
Sale atSf 0
Money Savers...
275 Meu’s and Boy’s Hats
at exactly one-half the regular
price.
Money Savers
300 Men’s and Boy’s Suits at
the followiug reductions, $10
suit for $6, $8 suit for $4.80, etc.
Money Savers...
Men’s He^vy Double Knee
75c Overalls, Sacrifice pa
Price......... Oil
Money Savers
In our Millinery Department
you save on every hat
you bay (rom 50c to .
150
Money Savers...
100 Blankets 10-4 and a good
75c value, go in this Sac- ja
rifice Sale at...... *r0
Money Sayers...
100 pairs Ladies $1.25
$1.50 Shoes ao4 Oxfords
Sacrifice Price . .' . . .
Money Sayers
98 pairs Child's Split 'Polka
Shoes, 35c value, Sacrifice ic
Price.......... 10
Money Savers...
172 Men’s Negligee Shirts
all 75c and $L sellers, aa
Sacrifice Price..... OSf
Money Savers
1000 Meu’s Tailor Finished
Suits and Overcoats;
from $15.00 to . . . .
2 50
Money Savers©.
500 Child’s Wool Suits go in
this Sacrifice Sale at from vp
$3 50 to........ 10
Money Savers
Iu our Mattiug and Carpet
Department you save ®n q
every yard from 3c to . . 0
Money Savers.
167 Men’s Fine Stiff Bosom ^
Shirts, $1 values, Sacri- ja"
fice Price . . #0
Money Savers
72 Men’s Alpine Hats Sacri-
fice Price, $1.50 values for j a
93c; $1 values for ... . V#
Late News.
Cok Tom Ochiltree died at Hot
Springs, Va. -
You Need
Anything in Silver
or Plate,there’s no
better choice any-
where than our
stock, offers. You
can make your
table look bright
and. new at a very
moderate outlay.
Aa American gold dollar is
wor*h$2.85Mexican money .at Mex-
ico City. , % t
Independent coal operators re-
fuse to treat wiUfpresident Mitch-
ellvthus ending the effort.to settle
the strike by mutual agreement.
Federal Judge Burns has over-
turned accepted ideas by deciding
tfeat state extradition ag£ntsithave vr pj
no authority to grant; extradition. !! I\. O • tj3.mCSf
The anuual report ofi commis-
sioner of international revenue
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.shows that $1,243,983 was collect-
•ed in Texas during the- last fiscal
year.
! The American physicians who
performed an autopsy on the body
of Mrs. Ellen Gore at Paris will re-
port that the shooting was acci-
dental.
THE JEWELER.
fiaod Church Work. *
General Gomez ended the Ha-
vana strike by telling strikers they
were revolutionists and he would
join with old soldiers in suppress-
ing them.
*Bnraiag Oil Wells.
. FronLW. H. Lewis who was in
today from Cheapside we learned
that the ladies cleared n eaffy $40
from. a. supper given there Friday
night for the benefit of the church.
This was a neat sum to be made
from entertainments besides those
who attended had a delightful
social-evening.
*THB GRAVES COMPANY*
JUST RECEIVED
A NEW AND, HAND-
Rather a poor house greeted the
‘‘Dice of Death” theatrical com-
pany at Turner hall last night and
while some features were praise-
jt JtSOME LINE OF Ji j.j worthy the house was really more,
at the price charged, than' the
company deserved. Such a com-
pany would be considered a fairly
good ten cent show at some side
place of attraction in a - small city,
but could never be made a sixbit
theatrical attraction in Cuero. The
variety part of the show the
tamborine dance girl and* cyclist
was very creditable, especially was
the bicycle riding meritorious. The
behavior in the gallery was notice-
ably improved last night, the Rec-
ord is glad to report.
MONTE CARLO
JACKETS
Tbe “Dice 0! Death.”
F. [A. TAYLOR
faprovlag the Yard.
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The S. P. section hands for this
division are busy at work improv-
ing the yards in Cuero and laying
additional track. The S. P. is al-
ways improving. Some day we
may expect it to reach perfection.
Buy your chocolate and bonbons
at the Cuero Drug Co. Fresh stock,
best candies, best prices.
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^ My stock for the holiday trade is A
© arriving. Take a look at the 0
0 prettiest line Silverware, ^
A Decorated China, Jewelry and
f Art Novelties. .* .* .* .* .* .* .*
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• IT PRICES ARE WITHIN REACH •
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Jolxrx Welch
l^iarting Jewels
CUERO, TEXAS.
- We have before us the initial
issue of the Baptist Trowel, pub-
lished and edited by Rev. M. M.
Wolf, pastor of the Cuero Baptist
church. It is well edited, does
credit to its author and Will be a
power for good for the church in
this part of the state. The Re-
cord trusts it will live long and
prosper.
See J* R. Whitaker & Co/s
ad on back page.
Mrs. J. W. McCrabb of Edna
came in this mornibg on the 10:55
S. P. from Thomaston, where she
has been visiting relatives.
John Carson and his son, C. F.,
of Cheapside and a Mr. Pole are
out in Live Oak county enjoying
a dear hunt. They left Cheapside
’last Thursday and we predict they
are having an enjoyable and suc-
cessful outing.
The cool, dry norther is here.
The light one of yesterday increas-
ed perceptibly about n o’clock
last night and today she’s “fresh”
right Overcoats and fires are had
on all sides.
ttMtrl Jab Work k beat 2»* .
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turns out only good work of all kinds, the best of materials
and at Ihe very lowest prices.. We make a specialty of
GALVANIZED IRON CISTERNS
Guttering, Flues aud Roofing. Call and get prices and es-
timates on anything yon want done or made in this line.
We feel sure we can save yen money if you’ll give us a chance
J. R. NAGEL & SON. thebluefront
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♦ Y\/£ ARE SHOWING , ■ , -
▲ The most complete stock of Staple and Fancy
^ Groceries in this section and we want your business. We
are constantly receiving new and seasonale goods and it will
▼ pay you to examine our stock. Evaporated Fruits, Back-
▼ wheet apd Graham Flour, all the Cereal Foods, Fancy Cakes
+ and Crackers ii^bulk and tin, Catsups, Sauces, etc., Olives,
X Pickles all kinds, New Sugar House Molasses, Cfeam Cheese
^ Swiss Cheese. Give us a trial order.
♦ BREEDEN BROS.
GOODS
Fancy Rockers and Chairs.
Rugs, Easles and Screens
Hall Chairs, Rockers to match
. Divans, Roman Chairs, etc.
Hall Trees, Suits, Couches.
Up-to-Date Styles. . Hake Selections Early. §j
S. J. LORD.
The Record Covers the Field
J. W. Woodson showed us two
striking pictures oi the burning oil
wells in Gladys City today, which
had just been received by him, sent
by the manager of the Cattlemen’s
Consolidated Qil Company, of
which Mr. Woodson was the first
secretary. They are both excep-
tionally fine Oftes; the larger would I
be taken for an oil painting nine
times oat of ten by anyone not an
artist and they are valuable pos-
sessions for anybody, especially a
man lik^Mr. Woodson—so much
interested in oil. He is having
them framed.
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Reported Quite Sick.
G. W. Sirmon was in from Strat-
ton yesterday afternoon and told
us that Mrs. J. R. Ben bow, mother
of Mrs. H. B. Edgar of our city,
had been taken suddenly HI the
night before. Every attention was
being given her and itjs hoped the
good lady will speedily recover.
Mr. Sirmon was in to settle up
his accounts for this year, which
he did in full, he tells us, as he
does every fall and, of course, feels
like a new-born independent citi-
zen.
Cottoa Iu Towu.
People Who Live Longest.
Plot# statist^ it is learned that
the longest-lived people of the
world are the Norwegians. They
are temperate and simple in their
habits and preserve in great vigor
their digestive power, which is
most, necessary in the maintenance
of good health. The American usu-
ally lives so fast that {be stomach
is neglected until his health is
completely undermined, arid he
finds himself gradually getting
weaker and weaker. If yon are
one of these sufferers we offer yon
a medicine that* will strengthen
your stomach and start you anew
on health’s pathway and lhat is
Hostetter’s Stomach Bitters. It
will cure flatulency, indigestion,
dyspepsia, constipation, insomnia,
chills and malaria, fever and ague.
Don’t fail to try it. For sale by
all druggists.
Saata Claus’ -Message.
Some fifteen or twenty wagon
loads of cotton in town Tuesday at
one time carried onr thoughts back
Jto the “good old days.” The cot-
ton was brought in by Smiley par-
ties, as follows: H. N. Smith, 20
paries; Chandler Bros., 10 bales;
John Martin, 1 bale; Felix Bruce,
4 bales and Louis Brown, 2 bales.
S<&e spirited bidding.was indulged
in by our buyers for these lots and
much interest was manifested.
The Graves Co. is placing an arc
light over the sidewalk in front of
their big store. Inside an unusual
electrical display will be made for
the holidays. The Big Store is al-
ways progressive.
Dr. D. B. Peavy of Goliad came
in this morning on the 10:55 S. P.
for a few* days’ visit to relatives
and enjoy Thanksgiving turkey
with homefolks.
The Sap road is endeavoring to
establish creameries at points along
its lines. Free transportation to
parties desiring to investigate with
a view of building creameries has
been offered at Halletsville, the
road desiring the inspection to be
made at Cnero.
Scott Taylor, Jr., lost $50 in
greenbacks out of his pocket today
on the street. Murray Kibbe found
it and in a short time Mr. Taylor
had his money. It does one good
to meet an honest man in snclTiu-
stances.
fake Your Sweethearts.
Albert Coffin stuck his head in
tbe Record office this morning and
said “Be sure to tell the boys to
bring out their sweethearts to the
basket ball game tomorrow after-
noon.” Boys, you are told.
' H. W. Hodge was here Tuesday
from the west side and called by to
renew for the Record, as did Fred
Boehl of Weesatche and J. E.
Brown who orders his paper to
Stratton where he moves next
week. He is going to plant hogs
and corn, etc., and a little cotton
another year.
A STATEMEHT OF FACTS
It matters not who your doctor It
or where you live, we will fill your
prescriptions and deliver them to
your home cheaper than any ohe
else in town. Country orders so-
licited and filled by mail promptly'.
Our position is just this:—We
know that we are at a disadvant-
age in not having more doctors
located with however, We p.-o-
pose te do our share of the pre-
scription work of this town, aud if
Prices are Any Inducement
'to you, a trial is all we ask and we
will prove to you that we mean
what we say aud guarantee satis-
faction in every detail. Our pre-
scription department is up-to-date
in every respect, our stock of goods
is fresh and we use only the Best
Drugs obtainable, and invite close
inspection of your doctor to the
class of drugs we carry. If you
will give us the opportunity we
will save you money and giVe yon
as good service as is to be had in
Cnero. We ask a trial.
Yours for business,
THE CUERO DRU6 CO.
Tell all tbe children of Cnero
and vicinity’that Santa Clans has*
opened up his holiday goods at
Keller & Co. He invites them all
to come to their store Monday,
Dec. 1, and loqk around. Presents
will he given away.
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Wood, H. G. The Cuero Daily Record. (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 110, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 26, 1902, newspaper, November 26, 1902; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth801973/m1/1/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.