Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 8, 1905 Page: 5 of 8
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People You Know
member of the Lutheran ch
j with pronounced religious- i
YOUNG MEN
Southern Pacific
_, y and abiding faith. Mr. ylCulow
was born in 1819 at Warren, ’
BIRTHS, DEATHS, MARRIAGES Mecklenberg, Germany,*and im- 1
AND OTHER NEIGHBOR- migrated to Texas in 1846, and
! in 1849 married Miss Phimmine
HOOD NOTES. j Schwartz, in La Grange, and re-
moved to to Columbus in 1886,
where he has since resided. Two
Items of Interest About Lavaca children, Mrs. Loennecker and
A , * | Mrs. Wagenfuhr, blessed Ifhe
. And Neighboring County juuioD- and five g**, childrea
Fo,ks- - and three great, grand children',
_ , \ survive.—Columbus Citizen.
WANTED
?if Current News of that Time y,
5it in Halletsville and Lavaca rj
, \ County. .• . i»>
HOTEL RUGERS at •
SEABROOK-ON-THE-BAY
How would you like to se-
cure a commission as aii off-
icer under Uncle Sam? If ion
are between the ages of IT-A:
J5 years, possess the necess-
ary erimmon school educa-
tion, are moral, jiersistenf,
and can pass the required
physical examination, send
me four one cent stamps to.
pay postage, and J will mail
you a personal letter, litera-
ture, etc.., that will tell you'
of the qualifications required
for positions leading to pro-
motions ot high rank as an
officer in our army or navy;.
H W. PHILLIPS,
Louisville,: Ky.
CulleU aui! conileriHeii from th» , H kuaI.i>
* .f une rtrh. 1891.
IS NOW OPEN FOR THE SUMMER SEASON
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Houehins i
mourn the loss of their little
daughter Maude, aged 9 months
The postofficc*Karney
was discontinued, the postmas-
ter, Henry Hornburg, having re-
moved to Beeyille...Frank
Fabian of LaGrange visits Hal-
letsville. prospecting with a view
of establishing a Bohemian news-
paper here. He was favorably
impressed • and returned home!
with the intentions of coining
back permanently.........Mke Stei*•
ner starts an ice cream parlor in
Weimar with Marshal Moreland
in charge .....,:....dim and Nathan
Williams', colored "men living on
the Ross place near town, engage
in a quarrel and Nathan plung-
ed a knife 'into his brothers
thigh, making a nasty wound
............Ground NV as b ro ken. f q r
the oil mill buildings, and
the promoter, Chas.. Baum gar-
ten, expected to have the mill
completed by Aug. loth in time
for the fall trade. Frank Lovett,
a civil engineer, comes to Hal-
letsville to survey the ground
for sidings.............News is receiv-
ed of the death of Mrs. Charles
Ballard at her home in Jackson
county...,:., „;.Henry Bock, one
of Weimar’s most respected citi-
zens, dies at the advanced age of
65 yea**s. He settled in Colora-
do county when. 16 years old and
was in the mercantile business at
Oakland and later at Weimar
.............J. J. Mays of this county
is married to Miss M.arv E. Jam-
iedn at Edna:........ ..Jim McNeill,
formerly a citizen of Lavaca
county and a deputy U. S. Mar-
shal is appointed a captain of
state rangers. • >' .
Seabrook is located on the Southern
Pacific (G. H. & N. Ry.) between
Houston and Galveston and is.
Prof. Thos. M. Colston hast * *
been elected superintendent of There were two death^ out in
the Flatonia graded schools.-j country the first aPWe week
After years of absence he returns —a Iarn?er named AriAn Hart-
to his old love.—Shiner Gazette. maa dying in the Holman valley
- * section, and the 2-vear-old
r. „ rT ' * , , , daughter of Richard Koym
H. L. Hoi man. who has been j ing liear Nevv Bielau. Both were
serving 1 ncleSam in the Philip- buried Mondav afternoon.—Wei-
pjnes tor the past three ypars. is. mar Mercurv."
1\ fk TT 1 ill M 1 ri t »t % %-» e I » LJ < 1
AN IDEAL PLACE TO SPEND A SUMMER
VACATION
FINE BOATING, BATHING, SAILING, FISHING
For schedules, rate*, and any other information, write
J, J. ANDfiRSON,y JOS. HELLEN,
General Passenger Agent, Ass*t <ien’l. Pass. Agt.‘
$ ' T .. •'■■■ ; HOUSTON, TEXAS. ’
or HOTEL RUGERS, Seabrook
v»> i . ,-y
Oo to ., %
i| J. B. Harris’ f
| Cash Store, |
? Yqakum, Texas.
^ to get the most for yoitr nioney. %
& Below are a few of. his io'w ♦
prices. • '• •. ■. ? ' %
LdSlb-safck Tidal Wave I £f\ 1
4 Flour............ I.OU ^
y Tooth Pick Tobacco /
$. peril)....,.,...:....... 40C %
4 20 lbs best lnnip Starch i Art 4
% for..,.............. .. LUu %
;^ 200 lb sack coarse or fineQ C n £
J Salt...................................0uu -
jf 100 lb sack coarse or fine CO,. P
| Salt for.............. OUG |
4 - 5 lbs Arm & Hammer. OC- ♦
I Sod a....................... ZOG J
4 20 boxes Mendelson’s i AO 4
x 6 oz bottle Garrett |
4 5 gallons Kupion OH flf). 4
I for,........:.;;,.../;.....(5UC I
Z 25 best Lemons -*•
.% Best White Wine Yin- 9f|n
4 egar'per gallon,.r. ,...,..:....4UU 4
4 B^st Apple Cider Pn- Ofln *
% egar per gallon.............J...ZIH) ?
.4. 15 bars good Soap 9Cn 4
'i for...4^,........ ZDu 4
x. • 25lb box new Prunes. | HA 4
Z for..:.,........,..... LUU 4
4' Crane Tobacco per - OCn 4
[• Z plug.....,.....,,....,.40B? T
'4 Jumbo smokiimTobac- Ofln 4
4 co per'lb?.....w. ~:.......4 Uv #
Z 2 boxe^ img Bluing ;/ X
4 for,.........,. ......0?b 4
4 . R^xor Tobacco per £
% pound....,..,.......;......4UC t
<§> Turf Tobacco per Jl A* -a>
f pound .:............. .4Uu ±
z Sugar dipped corn mo- QHa %
lasses, per gallon......... ..uUu ‘4
The new firm of F.. Heye & Co.,
expect to thro w the doors of
their buggy and carriage empor-
ium < qma to the public pn July
1st They will occupy one of the
Klein*- buildings on iSt. George
street.—Gonzales Inquirer. «
The li & .O. li.'ll. R. ha« many fast trains through. Texas, tra-
versing the greater oortion of the State, and reaching nearly allvof
the large (titles, affording travelers every convenience and comfort
to be toand on a modern railroad. Hlgh-classefinipment ami pow-
er, seasonable schedule8, splendid dhiing station*. Pullman Buffet
eleeplng.ciars, and courteous Agents and Train attendance.
son leaves this week for Flor
ville, where on Monday next,
regular term of. district coi
ST. LOUIS!
O. Torres, a Mexican living on
Mrs. McMurrey’s farm, was in
town last Saturday exhibiting a
cotton stalk. which showed
blooms and squares and one
small boll. He says he has
twenty atres of cotton like the
sample exhibited.—Shiner Gaz-
ette.
will be held, 3frr. Atki
states that they have a h
docket than usual. This wil
the last term of district c
held in Wilson county as a
of the old Twenty-Fifth Juc
District. For more than a c.
i ter of a century the district
regained unchanged, but
.creasing population and h
' Tke,li& G.-N. R. R,, In cpanection with the Iron Mountain Sys-
tem, operate* Four Limited Trains Dally between Texps and v»t.
Louis, tM service being foirr to eight’hours quickest,, and 106 ter
150 miles shortest, Theset rains have Pullman Buffet Sleepers and
Chair CaHi through without change, connect morning and evening
In Union Station, St. Louie, with all the Northeru and Eqstern
Ilnes. . A la carte Dining Car Service between Texqrkhnn and St.
TO MEXICO!
The-* school board met list
week and elected teachers for the
coming term. There wafc only
one change and Miss Russel of
Waelder was elected instead of
Miss Louise P&ulus who was not
an applicant. The old faculty
being retained, who were T. M»
Colston, Superintendent, Misses
Ida Williamson, Tinnie Leick,
Annie Lake and Ada Willeford.
This: selection meets the approval
Of our eititzens, and a more com*
petent corps of teachers could
hardly be found.—Flatonia Ar-
gus."
dockets made changes'neo
and from this time on I
county will be a part of ai
district. \ The transfer of V
county Irom the Twenty
district will allow longer
of court throughout the di
which is now composed of
alupe, Lavaca, Colo rad (
Gonzales counties. Term
three .former counties will l
tended to cover a period i
Mexiqd,operate Pour Fast Trafns DatTjlxftfrwn Texa* 1
co, vht LA nedo. Thetime from San Auto pi o to Mexico V
l. jl ~ J .__.A. ■«. u-ti —_.u nb.t it w
pw»pon*ilngly a* quick from ail T.exa* Poiiit* via 1. k G,
"U# \f > ___i- d_1^.11 f _ Ct — T .11 _ n » _ ___» \1__^1. -
CiUcf*. (Ji ^>1 \juiricj , oaiuuw, 0011 i.u _ ___ -
reached dUtctly In through Pullman Bbffrt Sleepers
otily 34Vfe tiOurtL-or a day and a half, au<l S*>2 mile* aborteat. < <*r-
respondlneLy a* quick from ail Texas Poiiits via I. & G. X. The
clUe* of ^iDuterey, .Saltillo. Sah Ltii* Potqei aD<1 Mexico City an*
reached directly In through Pullman P.qffet • Steeper* without
change. ' “hi* route al*o foyms the new short Urie'via Monterey to
Births «nd Deaths
The following births and
.deaths have been reported by
Co u ht v * Clerk B uch an an si noe
Torreon aUt<l Dhrango, dimiteonnectlou with through, sleeper to
ahd fro^t purango being made, at Mfrnterey.
■* ' l* ' * * . • • ■* - *
*' -d- _Excursion Rate*? Periodically.' .
ForcOmplete information se? 4 * G. X. Agents or write
L. TRICE. V D. j; PRICE,.
' ! ■ .. .• ; ■ ; . ■ ; . •
: 21)4 V.JP. & (j, Jf. • • Gen’l Pans. Ac Ticket Agent.
••The Texas Road,” Palestine, Texas.
County
our last report:
. BIRTHS.
Milady daughter to Filomene
Smoika, H-aUetsville; born April
22. :.N
San to Frank Koening, Moul-
ton; born May 30.
Son to Frank Nachhager.
Moulton; born May 21,
Son to Louis Meioers- Moul-
j ton; bore May 31.
? V : : DEATHS.
John Krueger, aged 58 years;
died May .23 at’ Moulton: cause
retro-peritoneal sarcoma. „
;Lula Roden, a^ed 21 yrs. 6
mos, 12 days; died May 2o at
Creole; cause acute gastritis with
aeitia. ; -
Z Small profits and quick sales 4
4 is my mAtto. ’ 4
J. B. HARRIS.
weeks instead of five as b
Fore. Gonzales county’s
already embraced six week
the May term may be ext
beyond" six weeks if the
deems it necessary or. exp*
In this way the dockets mi
cleared and it is thought
the change will be an aavc
eons one in several w
Gonzales Inquirer.
...............................
IRO* fHCE DRAPER THAN WOOC
The Lunn Sanitarium
i HOUSTON, TEXAS.
THE MQST SUCCESSFUL SANITARIUM IN THE SMITH.
We SeHlron Fence
_ XMlttaMCTUR CO BY '■ *•
The Stewart Im Works Company
-rNow that vou have td
retty Easter, dress get Fej
raunig to take your photo*
Dr. L4nn treats all chronic diseases, including
1—Paraty«i«. Rheumatism, Deformities, Curvature of the Spine,
, Club F«et.. Sj—NervodB Disease*—Xervou* Pro*tratiohs, Nerv-
ous Debility, Exhaustion and Neuraatheaia. 3.—Dieeaee of the
Eye, Ear, Soee *Hd Throat, and Respiratory Organs, Including
the lunge. 4‘.—TbaeaHe* of Women. 5;—Dieeaee* iieeuliar to
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\
xlie aoet economical fence you can %mv J
Price lew than a respectable wood fence. Why V
UacUv^^^fe6 no'w Vfiih a neat, at- >
(
etc., shown in cut catalogues. (
1*3: J#i
-OAT.T. JLND \
ABB «PS ;
w. J. CARNES, Agent,
• Halletsville. Texas.
DifHeult cases are Dr. Lunn’s specialty. Describe your case an
receive advkje. All correspondence confidential. Address"
The Lunh Sanitarium, Houston, Texas
o ■ bridge for years
Are You Satisfied ?
HOME AGAIN.
DR. W. S. SHELEY,
SURGEON DENTIST
Crown and Bridge Work A
Specialty.
***” Office Bp Stairs Sheley Building.
HALLBTSYTLLE, TEXAS.
OR ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
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THE TERRITORY TRAVERSED
The St. Louis Brownsville & Mexico R’y
y / (jThe Gulf Coast Line)
is “SOMETHING BETTER
. the Great Southwest.
receive as ot sraall value. A
j healthy man has little regard'for j
a limb or an eye until the limb or j
eye is disabled or lost, when he
realizes how important the one|
or the other was. So in the case!
of a newspaper; we read it and i
throw it aside, but having been !
starved for weeks for want of
our favorite paper, the first op-;
portnnity that places a copy
w’ithin our grasp is baited with
joy, and we peruse it from end to
end—advertisements, death no-
tices, religious notes and all.
The smallest and most impor-
tant item is scanned, and we
realize then as we never did be-
fore how important it is. to ils, i
5T0MACHTEA
I9 the spring or early summer, the human system under*
goes a change. ’Tis then when that tired feeling persistently
haunts one, and pimples and irritation of the skin indicate
impurities in the blood.
Your desire is to .avoid medicine, if possible, and strong
medicine in particular. Your thoughts revert to a remedy
such as nature would supply: roots and herbs—with no
mineral poisons to irritate the stomach. In all such cases, j
let us recommend
than anything else * in 3$
_ Notice.
j All persons are hereby notified
^ j that the lands belonging to the
fj j undersigned are posted accord-
si ing to law and all hunting, fish-
gjing, or gathering pecans are
strictly prohibited.
• ’FifIRNIIl SIAI1 *s< > \ .
4:.: ^rV : F,; III!* ..lifis,
tf : A regard or >10 will be paid
f?j fpr the; arrest vaiid. ooriviutiPn ; or
A^ich? anil every/ j>ei‘Son toiiiid
^.•.trespassing by hunting.- tisliiug
c or depredating on the above
premises without the written
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A combination of herbs and roots, gathered from the field,
each performing its proper function in the cure of consii-
pation; .purifying the blood and stimulating the liver and
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Beaumier, W. R. Halletsville Herald. (Hallettsville, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 8, 1905, newspaper, June 8, 1905; Hallettsville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1006413/m1/5/: accessed May 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Friench Simpson Memorial Library.