The Smithville Times (Smithville, Tex.), Vol. [17], No. [4], Ed. 1 Friday, January 21, 1910 Page: 7 of 8
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‘‘pride, ex-
ss are ruin-
beneficial effect oil the liver eel's
|and very nia'erinlly aids in the
prne: ;s of digestion. Apphs • .■ i;-
■ en freely improve the complex-
ion because ol their salutm v
oh-
ere is some effect upon digestion and
Fifty Life Scholarship, the threshold of the year
At Half Price
Or Less
Solemn Thought* That Arise as One
Faces the Coming Twelve Months
of Good or III.
but it van viating constipation. The apple |
side, it is habit is a commendable one am!!
Inner try i" 1 ■ i* -ver > .ileidated do I at i
stock, fine unless in ease ot one of those I
callings cranky, neurasthenic individua'sl
ipective vo- who can not tolerate an at id of!
please any kind. Normally built people I
Lords. whose !unctions are its tin , !
Il show should he are always benefited
|iilit and l»* apple- Ti •• i. . a.-ee, . ,
or rath- j tito for apples that prompts hoys i
fellows are. to delv Itiill does and wire ieneesi
lots a do/.- in orth r to get them is after ail'
pm-s off j something: that is quite natural. I Colleges, Austin, Texas, and Lake
Pry day Toe young esj.....iully need ap < haries, LouiBiana, will save yo
! from $50 to $100 on a Complete
fl iiiun-r ol Apples are g.....I antieepties ':us*
to mcet[amj |)U1 ifiors. They eounteraet j Their special $100 offer
| •'l*‘*' poisons in ilm ayatem. Th you a Bookkeeper am
; effect upon the blood is cooling j Stenographer—total cost. It ] ay
|u- young refrigerant. Many eases «f board, tuition and station- rj.
|ibe other dyspepsia, headache, rheumatism, Scholarship for both couraes nu
j etc., that have developed iuto! *»mited. No better courses any-
Pere thisLuemingiy hopeless ehronieity w,‘ere, at any price. Why paj
may he relieved and sometimes i more'.’
bathenese j !iv eatjng. app!t.s aIMj j They Want Like Hot Cake;!
■ons til".' out” meal am! coffee, h is I Twenty Special Seholarahirs
I seldom that people cut too manv> 1'iaeud on sale the 15th of last
f*nn • ■' apples .!• drink too little col '• 1 were “ - aj ped” up in
- fe the j _______ 'less than ten days—two weeks
l t he
Fifty Young Men am:
Women Made Pros-
perous, Happy and
Independent for
Life
Walden’s Practical Husiue s
stin, Texas
isiami, wil
$100 on a
antieepties1 J'll'sl,,t"'s or Shorthand Course.
will
Tramp A vaulted Brake-nan
| before the opening of the b all
. i Term. They went like hot cakes,
got his! Hillsboro. Tex., .Jan, 10.—Ralph j an(j f!te fiftv offered above will
iiorning Holden, a hrukeman on a Kat.v|K0 ju tju. SiU‘lle Wav. Why? Be-
lre'ght train, northbound out of cause this $i00 proposition repre
aeo about 1 aiO o clock hast., sents the greatest value ever of-
niglit, "as assaulted and knocked fero.d bv a business college,
from the train by a tramp rid-, Look To Your Interest,
iug on the train, wlmm he conic j Young man, young woman, par
upon in going from the eabose ti» t exits—why not investigate the
the engine. The sheriff's offioo | ttbOVe npeciul offer ?
was notified and at about 2 o’-1
clock Deputies Glasgow and Clif-
ton arrested three white men at
the south yards, who had ridden
in on the train. One of Golden’s
I hands was caught under a ear
i)(*r- * ,
|wheel anti crushed, lie thought
'■what1 "as u n,,-r" who struck him.
ire of I Golden formerly lived here hut
d In-j *s now of Smithville.
rticlej -----
[t and
Miulii ,^p saje Corner. east-front.
|o plant
ig and
■ng fae-
linatoes.
Ifiper.
Idicine.
this
is one
Jeeiall.v
when
The next term opens January 3
1910. Address either school for
elegant catalogue and circulars.
EIGHTY "YEARS OLD
ENJOYS GOOD HEALTH
Salt L.mct: City Utah.—Mrs. J.
H. M'eNeal after almining (lie ripe
old age of !' air score years, writes the
following tel ter for the benefit of the
11 1 have the R. If. Redfi. ld home younger generations. “1 am eighty
•'pilots and desirable rest e-i -e, well
located in East part of town. In-
quire on the premises or see W.
2d. Cobb.
l-i pi"
3. One acre of ground,
room house, three galleries and
bath room, small orchard cn Mt.
Pleasant only $850.00. This is a
a snap.
years ohl and t hunk Ballard's Hore-
liound Syrup for having cured me of
coughs, colds and similar diseases.
We are ail exposed at times to
coughs, colds, bronchitis and other
pulmonary diseases and should be
glad to know the best remedy.
Ballard’s Horehound Syrup can be
given to babies as well as adults.
I Try a small bottle at first and after
live that buy the larger bottles, which
—» are cheaper in proportion.”
Ballard Snow Liniment Co.. St.
Louis, Mo. Price 2oe, 50c and $1.00
Sold and recommended by
Searev Drug Company.
Llli=illli=illli=illli=illlitg$
PSENCIR I
|t and cheapest place in Smithville
to buy your
SROCERIES
nothing but choice fresh groceries
NO OLD STOCK ON HAND
ie best Flour &nd Chops to be found in town.
[ciK be your Grocer and you
tsed with Your Groceries
I have passed the door which
opens to another year. The latch
of the door was lifted for mo hy
hands not my own, I could not stay
in flic old year any more, even if I
tried. I loved its suns and snows
and oven its storms and darkness
were good for me. I do not mind
now the sting of the pain dart which
struck me, nor am I ashamed of the
resultant sear. And then, some-
times, thorn was the touch of gentle
hands and the kinship of under-
standing hearts! These were my,
wine in weariness. All that is past,
—all save the memory of it and the
effect of it; these abide—a part of
(be fiber of rny latest self. But for
this other year llie strange, now one
—what? I ought not to ask. A
veil is over ils days, mercifully. T
only know (hat I have essayed it;
that it is hut a little bit of the whole
span of life, an annual unit in the
sum of time; and that in it lie my
further adventure and opportunity.
I shall go on. From their height
the stars will see me, the earth will
prove itself rny friend nil over again,
and I shall meet my brothers on the
way.—Richard Wightman, in Suc-
cess Magazine.
LOVE OF THE LITTLE ONES
cm
When shown positive and reliable proof that a certain
remedy had cured numerous c.. es cf female ills, wouldn’t
any sensible woman conclude that the same remedy would
also benefit her if suffering with the same trouble?
Mere are two letters which prove the efficiency of Lydia
E. Pinkharn’s Vegetable Compound.
>ne 58. Main Street.
“Suffer Them to Come Unto Me” as
Important Now as When First
It Was Uttered.
Lot your love go out freely and
habitually to little children. The
world tv'll soon pass into their hands,
and without them the world would
he a wilderness, probably in less than
n century. It is more blessed to love
children than to bo the object of
their love.—Sulphur Springs News.
A child is so constructed that it
grieves when it is not loved. And
when it is loved, its heart goes out in
complete abandon to the fortunate
soul who has captured its confidence
by a smile or a kind word. There he
stands, his little face smeared with
dirt, his tiny fists sunk deep into his
eye sockets, his little breast rising
and falling as each heart throb es-
capes his lips because nobody loves
him. But when sister calls to him:
“Come Bubby and love me,” one
look and a second of indecision and
It is soul goes out through his eyes
and his streaked face to his immacu-
late benefactor, and Bubby and dirt
and all arc cuddled to her breast.
And little Paul Doinbey hungered
and wondered: “What are the wild
waves saying?”—Houston Post.
PLAYMATE OF A KING.
When Miss Yvonne Townsend,
daughter of Lawrence Townsend of
Washington, was a little girl, her fa-
ther was minister to Portugal, and
she and the little Manuel often
played together, he never dreaming
at that time of being king. Recently
Miss Townsend went to Windsor to
visit King Edward, and almost the
first person she met was King
Manuel. As usual, a fantastic story
was concocted of the possibility of
the king giving up his throne to
marry the American girl, but there
is no foundation for it.
TEXAS
Sick Headache t
Can be Cured when |
raises i
Is Used.
i
TRY-IT-TO-DAY! ♦
I WIlV suffer with severe I ad- 2
lehM, hare faintlngapell »• ♦
lettul,’ Your tlver need* »t-
Lntion. Try M#HMii« lie great
f\ nr regulator.
lllRES Biliousness, .. t pstioi
Lspepsis, Chills *nd i Si r »■* M
■ver Complaints.
1 PRICK 50 Cl RTS.
klXARD SNOW UNIMEN r CO.
Hr LOUIS. ■ MISSOUH
. Sots and ■•commended fcy
Icy Srug Company.
Ballard’s
Horehound Syrup |
COMPOUND. 2
riURES COUGHS, COLDS, 5
I CROUP, SORE THROAT, 8
^ WHOOPING COUGH AND $
ALL PULMONARY DISEASES
FINOS IT TO BE A SPLEN0I0 REMEDY.
Mr. J. K. Ryan, Editor Berwick RcrIs-
rit<
ter, Berwick, La., writes:—! have used
Ballard*! Horehound Syrup Compound
my family for several years,
splendid remedy.
icartily recommend it to those suffering
t coughs and cold:
Compound In
and find it to
1 colds,
end It ai
is a safe cure for chtt-
erlng from croup or whoop-
I also reco
dren when J
inf cough.
Three Samoa, 25c, 50c and $1.00
BALLARD SNOW LINIMENT CO.,
ST LOUIS. • MISSOURI.
Sold and Recommended by NMlB
Searcy Drug Company
Pitcliville, Ohio.—“My daughter was all run
down, suffered from pains inlier side, head and /
limbs, and could walk but a short distance at a
time. She came very near having nervous
prostration, had begun to cough a good deal,
and seemed melancholy by spells. Slio tried
two doctors but got little help. Since taking
Lydia K. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound,
.. Blood Purifier and Liver Pills she lias im-
proved so much that she feels and looks liko
I another girl.”—Airs. C. Cole, Fitchville, Ohio.
-* Irasburg, Vermont.—“I feel it my duty to
say it few words in praise of your medicine. When I began
taking it I had been very sick with kidney and bladder trou-
bles and nervous prostration. I am now taking the sixth bot-
tle of Lydia IS.Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound and find myself
greatly improved. My friends who call to see me have noticed
a great change.”—Mrs. A. II. Sanborn, Irasburg, Vermont.
V/c will pay a handsome reward to any person who will
prove to us that these letters arc not genuine and truthful
—or that either cf these women were paid in any way for
their testimonials, or that the letters are published without
their permission, or that the original letter from each did
not come to us entirely unsolicited.
What more proof can any one ask ?
For 30 years Lydia K. Pinkham’s Vegetable
Compound has been tbe standard remedy for
female ills. No sick woman does justice to
herself who will not try this famous medicine.
Made exclusively from roots and herbs, and
lias thousands of cures to its credit.
Airs. Pinkham invites all sick women
KipBCv to -write her for advice. She lias
guided thousands to health free of charge.
Address Mrs, Pinkham. Lynn, Mass.
A T the close of another year, durmg
11 which we have enjoyed our full
*■ share of the good things in our
business life, we take this means
of thanking you for what you have con-
tributed to our material prosperity and
to wish you all the joys of the new year.
We are better than ever prepared to
serve you and hope to be favored with
your calls when in need of a rig or
transfer
vie
A. P. CRAWFORD & SON
Phone 14
WOMEN IN BALLOON RACES.
Miss Genevieve SlmlTar and Miss
Margaret Miller were t wo young wa-
nn n who took part in the Portala
balloon races at San Francisco. Miss
Shaffer went up in the “Queen of
the Pacific” anil Miss Miller in tbe
“City of Oakland.” Misg Shaffer
was with (’apt. Tvy Baldwin, repre-
senting the San Francisco Aero
club, and Miss Miller from Oakland.
The two balloons started off to-
gether and the sight is said to have
been a very inspiring one.
UNVEILED THE MONUMENT.
Gertnk a Gahrinnnn was the little
girl of seven years who pulled the 1
cord that unveiled the monument to !
Givanni do Yerazzano, the Italian !
rival of Hudson in (lie discovery of j
the Hudson river. The little lady is
said to have made a very pretty little :
speech ns site gave the signal for the j
eiieers hy lifting the veil.
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TOO MANY WOMENS VOTES.
It is maintained that more women
limit men voted recently at n school
election in Bradley Beach, N. ,T
$85 U jU in school binds having been
authorized by their vote. The men
don't like it at all, and will carry
tits mat tin to th* courts.
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Oup Circulation covers Bastrop
County like a Blanket
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The Smithville Times (Smithville, Tex.), Vol. [17], No. [4], Ed. 1 Friday, January 21, 1910, newspaper, January 21, 1910; Smithville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth876538/m1/7/: accessed May 2, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Smithville Public Library.