The Smithville Times (Smithville, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 35, Ed. 1 Friday, September 9, 1910 Page: 3 of 8
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TRY US!
First National Bank
TRY US!
PHONE 113
The Store With the Goods.
NOBODY has better Groceries;
NOBODY has lower Prices;
NOBODY has a fresher Stock;
NOBODY makes more prompt Deliveries.
Behrens &, Whittaker
The Pure Food Grocers.
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BUSINESS COLLEGE
AUSTIN TEXAS.
THE LEADERS
thouqht he would mature
How iMator Oopow Ol»poo»< of tho
Objection to Lurton Supreme
Court Juotloo.
“History Lesson.”
NVrit in jr in the Louisville
j < 'ourier-.jouriisl, Henry Wat ter-
)son says: “The republican party,
—— | with William Howard Taft in
When the president sent the name the White House, encounters very
unit'll the same conditions that
overtook and overwhelmed the
old historic democratic party,with
•lames Hiichanan in the White
House, fifty years ago- The role
of Mr. Justice Lurton to the senate
for confirmation as a member of
the Supreme court of the United
States there waa some talk in the
senate judiciary committee on the
ot Mr- Lurton, which waa sixty- ! played l.v Stephen A. Douglas
fivo, says the Saturday evening then is filled l.y Theodore Koose-
^ ‘ , velt now. The institution of Al'ri
Somebody went to Senator Depew si,m.,.v ..wallowing all ........
of New York, who is a member of issm,s
dmt committee, and said : “Senator, I stM|f„. Tlh. issl„. ,|f |im|Mlorv
wdl Mr. Lurton be confirmed? wiHlth. circling above .he pro-
I think go, replied the senator. , .
"Is then, any opposition?” \ , m, r . ^ "*
“I have heard some objections.” 1 h" 1 "* '“ '"I'.v U»'
jgu,t j center i.i the stage. In nijtn.v
ways the outer aspects and in-
ternal ipudities of the two are
“And a good judge?” '**' *'* " ,l*'
“Yes” 'hit "ben the issue was slavery j
“And isn’t he of good moral char- - un-ving to-j
acter?” ward victory did not promise
“The very highest.” "IU|V -b'vcry: nor did it sur-
“Well, then, what is the objec- i:s,,,t‘ i"1" (ll« keeping of
tion?” those who wju'c interested in
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good lawyer?”
“Yes.”
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Hot Sun—
j Dusty Roads
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'v By the tirte you reach
\- !* ' town and litfht you’ll be
hot and tired and your
throat dry with dust and thirst. Hunt
up a soda fountain and treat yourself to
A Class or a Bottle of
“His age.”
“His age? How old is he?”
“Why, he is sixty-five.”
“Sixty-five?” said the senator
aged seventy-six. “Well, that may
; perpetuating sin very. Xow tlint'
die American people are coil-!
I routed with “the issue of pre-j
«Lit»>r\ wealth" and are turning
from the republican party he-j
be an objection, but I think he will h hns become the champion
mature.” |"f predatory wealth, the dem-
-—-- oerntie pprty must not surrender
J itselt into the keeping of men |
I "din are interested in perpetual-1
| ing those very evils.
BAD THING
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to,
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New Hank Director—Instead of pay-
ing so much money for catching de-
faulters, why not take that money
and increase salaries so that the em-
ployees won’t be tempted to rob?
President—If we did that I reckon
most every clerk In the bank would
drop dead.
SAVED FROM AWFUL PERIL.
"I never felt so near my grave,”
writes F.ewts Chambliu, of .Manches-
ter. Ohio. H. R. No. :t. “as when a
frightful cough and lung trouble got
me down to llu pounds in spits oi
i many remedies and tlie best doctors.
J And that I am alive today is due
-'Oicl.v to Dr. King's New Discovery,
I which completely cured me. Now I
| weigh Uhl pounds and can work hard,
j It also cured my four children of
croup." infallible for Coughs ami
Colds, i;s the most certain remedy fo
i l.uGrippe, Asthma, desperate lung
trouble and all bronchial affections,
•’Oc and $1.00. A trial bottle free.—
Guaranteed by all druggists
Just as cooling as the bottom step in the spring
house. You’ll find it relieves fatigue too,
and washes away all the dust and thirst as
nothing else will. It touches the spot.
Delicious-Refreshing-Wholesome
5c Everywhere
Our Free Booklet
t Coca-Cola" \ellaall about Coca-Cola-'
wiuus. whole some atul beneficial. It give* analyte
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why it i* *o delicious, wholesome and beneficial. It give* analy *e*
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you this interesting booklet.
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Whenever
you see an
Arrow think
of Coca-Cola
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Billiousness,
Constipation, Jaundice, Malaria and
Debility. 25c at all druggists.
TOOK ALL HIS MONEY.
Often all a man earns goes to doc-
tors or for medicines to cure a
Stomach, Liver or Kidney trouble «, ... ^ . . .
The best cook stove on earth Is
that Dr. King s New Lite Dills would itli» Charter Oak. for sale by C. O.
quickly cure at slight cost. Best for Leshlkar.
LAKE CHARLES. LA.
IN THEIR LINE
Will save you from SSO to SIOO on a full and com-
plete Business, Shorthand or English Course. No better
courses anywhere, at any price.
Write Today for Their
Great Special Offer to You
HORSE SENSE.
Horses is friends have a thousand
attractions. They are humorous anil
understand a joke. They are inno-
cently mischievous and will play
with their intimates. Moreover, they
have a high sense of dignity. I re-
niember a gray pony that could not
bear to lie laughed at. The hoys of
the family knew its weakness and
used to go to his stall and laugh
heartily. His fury and his flashing
teeth, as he laid back his ears and
strained at his halter to get at them,
are a picture ineffaceable impressed
upon my memory.—Punch.
CENSUS MEANS WORK.
Nearly 1,000,000 enumerators are
required to take the census of India.
The Indian census schedule is print-
ed in 17 different lhngungos, and in-
cludes, in addition to the ordinary
inquiries, questions concerning re-
ligion and caste. Some schedules,
require careful checking. Devout
enumerators occasionally return the
village shrines and temples as “oe- ,
cupied houses,” the business of the
oecupflnt being described as “grant-
ing boons and blessings,” or “sub-
sistence on contributions from ten-
ants.”
UR NEW FURNITURE STOCK!
Has about all arrived. We ask you to call and see it.
We are selling good furniture of the latest pattern and best
materials for less than you will have to pay elsewhere.
We have special Low
Prices on Dining
Chairs, Stockers and
Iron Beds......
PRIDE OF KANSAS.
“Over in England,” drawled the
young nobleman who had just ar-
rived in the country, “we have door
stalking. Do you enjoy that sport in
your native state?”
“Wall, no,” responded the lanky
farmer with the long whiskers. “I’m
from Kansas, bub, and down there
we have corn stalking.”
PAPA’S OPINION.
He-—You know that it isn’t your
money I want to marry you for,
don’t you, dear?
She—Yes; that’s what I told
papa.
lie And what did he say?
She lie said if that was true you
didn’t have n< much sense ns be
thought you had.
For ten day only, we are offering Dressers for from $7.50
up. Now is the time to buy if you wish to save money.
Charter Oak Stoves
There is no better stove than the Charter Oak. We have
the exclusive sale of this famous stove. Do not take chances
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| by buying stoves of uncertain quality when you can get the
I best at the same p
New Stoughton Wagon
Something different. The newest thing on the market.
| Changed instantly to haul hay, cotton or any other commodity.
g Buggies. Harness and Saddles
LESHfKAR
SMITHVILLE. TEXAS |
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The Smithville Times (Smithville, Tex.), Vol. 17, No. 35, Ed. 1 Friday, September 9, 1910, newspaper, September 9, 1910; Smithville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth877068/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Smithville Public Library.