The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 20, Ed. 1 Monday, January 25, 1909 Page: 4 of 4
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American Lady Corsets
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Notice.
The Hawthorne Club library has
moved to the Hlchens store
Bsplaoade street and will be
ft$af i to speech Wednesday
Saturday. Hew books
bers holding hooks will
The man who does things mast
Enable to project himself with a
lprce, to ding the whole
;ht of his being into bis work,
ever gathering momentum against
tiie obstacles whfeh confront him
»d he cannot do this with a hesi-
tating, wavering, doubting mind.
—Orison Swett Marden.
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Cadet Hosiery
For ladies, children and men, Un>
eti heel and toes, every pair guar-
anteed at Dietze’s.
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An interurban would be a good
thing for Cnero. A good thing for
jrpu is to try the fine oysters, eggs,
butter, etc., at the little grocery
near the postoffice.
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FOURTH WBBJK, JAN. 25.
-Paul Saaertnilcb
Hy. WiUon
Geo. Ma^toa
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W.I Andsrsoa
J A Graves -
Ed Haas
Aug. Biedermana
d J Drcier
An to a Gohllce
Hy. Meyer
J J Byrne
A.F Botdt
•las. R Hfeil
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Fnnk Jfttun*
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la That Dear Kentucky.
the feudists*of
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Kentucky r to
- A pretty paradox It presented in
determination of
Breathitt county,
o|ake peace, rather than have o^d^r
preserved by the state in their
happy hunting ground. The
Callahan and the* Dcfftoh factions
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have signed a truce and disbanded
their forces, which were lining up
for war, in the fear that the state
Fritz Seps
Herman Taia
Fred Metting
M.H Glass'
Aug. Kjraeger
Otto Riedel
A F Lrtetze
Frank Notzm
Bueno Alvin
militia into * the J L Schueider
prevent trouble.
would send the
feud region to
Things are coming to a pretty pdss
when gentlemen are compelled by
the pressure of the law to abandon
the sport of murder and go gunless
about their paths.—Charleston
Post. I
C. A Schostag and A. F. Boldt
from near Yorktawn were callers
at the Record office today. Mr.
Boldt paid for the Record for him-
self and also for a daughter living
at Sevilla.
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Striped linen Suitings
At Dietae’s.
Chas. Denneker of Nordheim
was here today and arranged** to
iphrra tonight to have his arm,
red in an accident some two
hs ago, treated at the hospi-
tal.
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Remember that the price of the
Dally and Weekly Record is to be
advanced Feb. x. Renew before
that time if you wish to save money
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The very best—Record job work.
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The Remedy.
A sympathizer of the Union City
night riders made an unsuccessful
attempt to assassinate Attorney-
General Caldwell recently, firing
two shots at him as he was on his
way to the depot. The sooner
these criminals and their sympa-
thizers are placed where the
“wicked cease from troubling.”
the sooner will that portion of Ten-
nessee become civilized.—Ciarion-
Ledger.
J. W. Hoff of Yorktown was
Cnero today on business. , \
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The Deputy and his Pistol
A deputy sheriff of Bradly coun-
ty complains that be was robbed of
two pistols ffom his person by two
hold-up men on Nfsth street in this
city. We can readily understand
the actipn of the footpads, but what
we would tike to know is: What
is a deputy from Bradly county
doing in Hamilton county aud on
a highway of Chatanooga armed
with two pistols? He is not a peace
officer of Hamilton county and had
jB0 official business on Ninth street
rthst authorized his making an
dusnal of hiihself, It would seem
that there ought to be some sort of
limitations to the right of even an
.officer to carry guns when he is not
.WUduty,—Chattanooga Times.
~ Old fashioned Buckwheat,
Fancy Fat Mackerel,
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Purina Pancake Flour,
Golden Bloaters,.
Deep Ocean Cat Fish,
Pure Victoria County Rib-
bon Cane Molasses.
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W C Cooper
J«o. Straek
J.#;.Schubert
Walter Qaren
i W Hoff
Paul Dqj-nbluth
Sid Friar
Fritz Bohne
Gkas.^Schostag
J os. Woods
R H C Baenger
JU V Cfirrutbera
A Nitsche
Jno. Roes bier
Jas. Me Do a aid ’
Otto Sens
Wo. Wilson
J F Perkins
Louie Sievers
J T Jfoatgomery.
Wm.
Aug.
Otte Nietsch
E W Mans.,
•FIFTH WEEK, FKB. 1.
A G Bntvet J W Elledge
Gas Simon B C Gohinert
Reinhold Gerhfardt Jao. Brands
J E Lander
Geo. Straaoe
Aug. Kasteo.
Louis Machost
Emil Gruti
Fritz Heldt
Chas. Bnrghardt
Gas Thieve
Walter Dunn /
Louis Slrteber ’
Anton Koopman
H Koopman
Robt.JJTippins (col.)
Gas Henze
Richd. Wagenschein
Wm. Mueller
W A Blackwell, jr.
Frank Smith
Hy. Sclioss*r
Rein hold Metz
Beu Hagel
Joe Kolodzey
Columbus Wagenschein. Wm. Gohmert
Ffoersheim Shoes
Just iu at Dietze's.
Paul Ramsey and J. W. Mc-
Donald of Thomaston were here
today, aud called ou the Record.
Mrl Ramsey enrolled for a year
with the Weekly.
And Ananias stood forth. This
is said to have been so that some
modern liars could, stand first,
second and third —The Printers
Album,
■V Respectfully
friend Teddy.
K9 ‘IT .*»_
you any idea of
buildisg a fence soon? I ( yon have
I wish to see you about it. I mean
a yard or ornamental fence for a
cemetery lot, or church, or any-
thing of the sort. I am agent for
the feqce constructed by the Texas
Wire Fence Co. at Deaton and am
prepared to make you prices for tbo
fence delivered to you, you to pu^
it up, just as you prefer. It is t|^
prettiest and best fence made and
casino mm*. an ornamenua
picket ience and outwears several
of them.* Write to, me ot call me
up at the Record office and let me
see what you want aud then I can
give you exact figures as to cost.
The difference io cost and length
of time it will last over a wooden
fence is not at all the argument by
any means. The improvement in
appearance of your property it will
make is as great as can well be
imagined, or even greater. It en-
hances the vaiue. of the property* j
more than it costs, so it will really
pay yon to put up a fence of this
sort. Phone or write me at the
Record office and I will look ^on
up. J. M. Harris.
submitted to our
Stewed Prunes
ready for use.
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Peanut Butter,
Pigs' Feet, ’
Imported Macoroni,
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♦ Our Specialties
Cuero’S Pride Coffee,
Molly White Flour,
_ Naunheim & Wimbish
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We have control of Oak Grove Addition to Cuero
and now place same on the market. The lots are
most desirable, some of them ^having large Live
Oak tfeee, the prettiest natural shade in South 4 >
Texas. The lots are on sale at very reasonable
price and on terms to suit purchaser* say from HO
to $25 cash and from $2.50 to $10 per month, or if
cash be paid down, fair discount will be allowed
for same. § This is aiTwpportuntyy for young
married men ou moderatsrsalary, to secure a home
or for any young man to lay the foundation for one
$ If you are interested talk with* us. Lots are
cheaper now than they will ever be again in Cuero
Dr. T. H. Buebriug oi Nord-
heim was here today.
DIABETES.
A Disease of the Kidneys that
Gives the Patient More Suf-
fering and Misery than any
Other Kidney Ailment.
“I have an appetite?”
“Can’t get enough to eat or drink it
seems, but what I eat does net nourish
me. I suppose I’ll finish this meal feel-
ing as hungry as when I sat down. Be-
sides, I drink water by the quart and yet
I’m always thirsty. I’ve a nasty slimy
constant thirst, that water does not sat-
isfy.”
“With all you eat you are no?gaining
in weight!”
“No; I’m losing flesh every day. More
than that, I’m losing strength, and am
troubled with breaking out of boils or
carbuncles. My night’s re#t is disturbed
by constant calls to urinate. Altogether,
I am the most miserable of men.”
You have Diabetea,
Your trouble is due to a diseased con-
dition of the liver, which has extended
to the kidneys. These organs have
broken down under the strain and your
only hope of cure is quick and careful
treatment with a remedy which is known
to be effective in such diseases. You
cannot afford to experiment with reme-
dies of questionable merit. Your life de-
pends on the success of the medicine.
Prickly Ash Bitters is a remedy with a
long record of cures behind if. Severe
cases of diabetes yield quickly to its
powerful restorative influence. It con-
tains all the necessary properties f6r the
cure of kidney diseases and also exerti
a cleansing and regulating effect in the
liver and bowels.
It subdues the inflammation 1q the
kidneys which is always present in dia-
betes, stops wastir.g^of the kidney tissue,
cools the blood, allays the constant un-
quenchable thirst, satisfies the gnawing
hunger in the stomach andj>roduces a
sense of ease and nourishment through-
out the bodj\
WERTON A COMPN’Y
1NHFJOORD Rl'ILiDLNO
WAIN STEET
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Thomas Threadgill, St'oneburg, Tex., says:
“I suffered for twelve years; I was about hall
sick all the time aud couldn't do a day's work
without great distress. My food disagreed with
most of the time. I couldn't sleep well and
||. warn constipated, wehk and nervous. Doctors
didn't seem to know what atled me andl receive*
no benefit from any of them. 1 was urged to try
prickly Ash Bitter*. I begun to improve with
(he first bottMTand am now strong and hearty
and haven't had a bad spell since. I feel that I
can never thank yon enough for the grant good
Prickly Ash Bitters has done me and I never
miss an opportunity to speak of its wonderfu|
wodt where it will do the most good, bofh to yo*
and others who may be afflicted as I was.'*
G^t the genuine having figure “3H
- in red on front label.
Sold by druggiaU. °rice fl.Ot.
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The rasa of lx«t week paying taxes
before February i began this
morning at a lively , rate and
the ftUepor »*l his
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hour SMopiftjr, right. Collects
are np to now about the same as
last year.
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Friend, have
Your Printing
baa fit
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Throat Cotighs
A tickling in the ^throat;
hoarseness alt rimes; ai
irritatexit;-
are features of a
co^h. They’re wy de-
ceptive and a cough ma-
ture won’t cun; $em.
You want something, that
will heal the inffamdd
membranes, enrich the
’ blood ar.d tone up the
system .*. *
Scott* s Emulsion |l^
is just such a remedy.
It has wonderful heating *
and nourishing power. ,
Removes the cause of
the cough and the whole
system is given new
strength and vigor
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The Cuero Daily Record (Cuero, Tex.), Vol. 29, No. 20, Ed. 1 Monday, January 25, 1909, newspaper, January 25, 1909; Cuero, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth844390/m1/4/: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Cuero Public Library.