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The Bastrop Advertiser PURELY PERSONAL.
NOTICE!
The members of Calvary Epis-
J. C. Mosby visited Smithville,
Tuesday.
— — — ' " i B. Lee, of Watterson, was
copal church are requested to be in Bastrop, Monday.
present next Sunday, Jan. 20, at Representative W. E. Orgain
morning Service as we must was home from Austin.
mane our arrangements for the
ensuing year.
Ye -;try.
CAR OF FURNITURE.
We have soon to arrive a car
of Furniture, and we invite your
inspection. T. A. Hasleh&Co.
M. E. CHURCH. SOUTH.
Rev. A. B. Davidson. Pastor.
Phone at Parsonage.
Sunday Services.
Preaching at 11 a. m., and 7:15
Andy and Lee Yoast, of Cedar
Creek, were in Bastrop Tuesday.
T. K. Moore and wife, of Hill's
Prairie, were in Bastrop, Mon-
day.
Attorney J. II. Miley returned
from a visit to Dallas since last
issiu.
C. L. Moncure and family now
occupy the John A. Erhard resi-
dence.
Capt. J. S. Jones returned
Thursday night from a visit to
Austin.
Havnie Griesenbeck is with
p. m.
Junior Epworth League, at
p.m. I the Dorsey Printing company in
Senior Epworth League, at 1 Houston. '
Earl Erhard has returned to
his duties with the I. & G. N. at
Palestine.
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Mid-week Service Wednesday
7:80 P. M.
You are invited to all the ser-
vices. .... P. W. Harris, of Red Rock,
MEXICAN BAPTIST SERVICE, i was a visitor to Bastrop, the first
... , j of the week.
Re v. M. D. Castello will preach ( . ^ „
at the Mexican Baptist church i Mr. I\ S. Syrus, a druggist ol
at uie Mexicani. Cleburne, spent several days
every .Second Sunday in each ^ (hjg wcek>
month. Everybody will be wel-
come.
FIVE CARS OF WIRE.
We have in stock and en route
H. J. Eskew, of Watterson.
was among the arrivals in the
county seat this week.
— — w- of Watterson,
five cars of Baker barbed wire, was among the visitors in town
, . . nirnr «rir m t-'arly part of the week.
which we are selling ^at pucts
before the advance. i J. C. Orgain, of !.!^in, wa.-.
T \ Hasleh & Co. shaking hands with his many
' ^ Bastrop friends, Sunday.
—Services Sunday morning at
Calvary Episcopal Church as fol-
lows:
W. M. Eastland, of near Wat-
terson, was a visitor in Bastrop,
Tuesday and Wedi es lay.
Holy C omnvnion, at 10 a. m.
At 10:4.") m , Children's
Epiphony Missionary Service
Those who attended this ser-
vice a year ago will remember
how helpful it was. All children
are especially invited.
Rev. J. H. Swann, Rector.
Regular meeting of the ('.am-
ble Lodge, No. 214, F. A. M. next
Saturday night, .Jan. 20th.
- We learn that Tax Collector
W. Davis has purchased the
D. H. Bell resident lots. <>ne of
the prettiest building sites in
Bastrop.
FARMERS. LOOK OUT.
We have an over supply of
Corn, and two cars en route, and
.. jst sell to make room. Farm-
ers should see T. A. Hasler& t o.
before buying. Don't fail to see
our Moline Cultivators, riding or
walking, improved 1907.
T. A. Hasler A: Co.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Eilers at-
tended the Inaugural Ball, at
Austin, Tuesday evening.
Life Insurance Agent J. (I.
Borden, of Lockhart, has been
doing the town this week.
O. P. Jones, the popular man-
ager of the Peoples Cash Grocery
Co., was a visitor to Galveston
this week.
T. L. LeSueur, C. J. Hubbard,
Chas. LeSeeur and John Young,
of Hill's Prairie, were in town
since last issue.
Mr. Harry Waldron, a promi-
nent young business man, ol
Mineral Weils, was a visitor to
the city this week.
Miss Anna Shanklin, of Bolton
who has been visiting relatives
and friends here, returned to
her home, Monday.
J. O. Caldwell, of the north-
west part of the county, was a
pleasant caller at the adverti-
ser office Saturday.
G. P. Nash, of Kaufman, was
the guest for the past two weeks
of his sisters, Mesdames George
Miller and Tignal Jones.
Katy agent Smith has just re-
turned from a visit to Missouri,
and reports everything covered
with snow on the day of [his de-
part ure.
Our popular and efficient (ii -
trict clerk, Thos. 11. Parks, was
called to Houston on business (?)
this week, returning home Tues-
day at noon.
Mr. M. E. Straus representing
S. & J. Katz and Co.. Manu-
facturers and jobbers, of New
Orleans, spent several days in
Bastrop since last issue.
Representative W. E. Orgain
spent Sunday in Bastrop return-
ing to Austin Sunday night to
resume his duties in the Legis-
lature Monday morning.
Mr. and Mrs W. J. Miley,
Miss Maude Maynard, Mrs. Rich-
ard Starcke and Capt. J. S. Jones
attended the Inaugural Ball at
Austin, Tuesday evening.
Gussie Elzner is attending the
Metropolitan Business College,
in Dallas. He is one of Bastrop's
brightest boys and we predict a
tries the weather is freezing, splendid future for the young
with snow prevailing from six
inches to three feet deep, in Texas
Lost.—Between Hill's Prairie
and Bastrop, a Brown Cravanette,
very long, bought from the Grand
Leader, St. l^ouis. In one of
the pockets were three notes :
A. Scott, $80.00: Ant Holmes,
$80.00; Lit Davis, $340.00. The
notes were wrapped in a roll of
blank mortgages and tied with a
yellow string. If papers are re-
turned, no questions will be asked
and liberal reward paid.
Chas. LeSueur,
Hill's Prairie, Texas.
FARM IMPLEMENTS.
•
Preston Dyer is in receipt of a
car of varm Implements such as
Cuh' itors, Planters, Harrows,
T* *ng Plows. Special atten-
is called to the Riding Culti-
vator carried by him, which is
the best manufactured.
—The weather continues spring
like and, for the month of Janu-
ary something never before seen
in Texas. While in other coun-
Mr and Mre. J. W. Kennedy,
1 recently of Kirbyville, residents
'of Bastrop county in tiie early
days, are visitors in Bastrop this
week, guests of Mrs. Kennedy's
sister, Mrs. J. H. Jenkins. They
are now residents of Elgin, glad
to return to the county of their
old days, and the return of noj
old citizens of the county could
be greeted with a warmer wel-j
come.
Nobles Woody Townsend, W.
A. McCoro, A. B. Davidson, A.
T. Morris, J. S. Jones, W. M.
Andrews and T. W. Cain attend-
ed a meeting of Ben Hur Temple
of the My tic Shrine, at Temple,
Friday evening of last week. A
class of forty five was initiated,
an elegant banquet served under
the auspices of the ladies of the
Eastern Siar, and a general good \
time had by all in attendance.
^Sheriff* Woody Townsend left
lnursday morning for San An-
tonio, where he will join the
Imperial Council of the Mystic
Shrine on their voyage to the
City of Mexico, and will assist
President Diaz and his ofl'c'al
cabinet over the "hot sands of
the disert" and through the
ordeals of the Mystic Shrine.
May our popular sheriff have a
great time and a safe return to
the jurisdiction of the Ben Hur
Temple.
Max Ploeger, of Dallas, passed
through Bastrop Thursday, en
route Mexico, to look after his
Copper Mining interests there,
spending bul a few hours at his
native home, not long enough to
meet hi.s legion of Bastrop friends
of his younger days more than
■ •hake I.is friendly hand. On his
return, however, he promises to
spend several da\s that he may
ice, shake hands and talk over
old times of happy days with his
relatives a. d friends. His Mex-
ico Copper Mining interests are
showing splendid developments.
Col. M. Rogers, of Rogers'
Park, spent several hours in
Bastrop. Mt. lay. The Colonel
is an unswerving Bailey man,
says he has known him from
youth, that his life has been
clean, that Bailey has envious
enemies but is of the opinion he
will down them. As the Post
correspondent says, the Colonel
is "one of tiio old time democrats
Quiets
It
the
This isone reason why Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral is so valua-
ble in consumption. It stops
the wear and ie«r of useless
couching. But it docs more
it controls the inli animation,
quiets the fever, soothes, and
heals. Sold forW) years.
" Arvr'i C1 <*rr> Pectoral tiac 1 oi n n rtRtiUf
llf«• prwittrve-r t« mt- I' wrought through
h f ' " mt. rk of !• «•• i i <! I frr*
I live iijr :.(• .in «. i iirwUVf
WiLt iAlt II Turin. Warn*.
Xar* >>?'C Ayer Co.. Lo-v U, Mujii.
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WHAT IS MORE HEArTIFnii
THAN MOTHER IX)VE?
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a mother'* worries ro mann She
Norm-time* forget* her «*n bodily 41s-
because of her overpowerlrnr
til Id. She become* broken
CEDAR CREEK ITEMS.
Cedar Creek, Jan. 14, '07.
Dear Old Advertiser:
As there has not been a letter
j in your columns from Cedar for; comfort
j some time, I'm sure you'll find uarvou., irritable and
room for a few lines. f,.0K tirei from morning until night.
! The Farmers are progressing Mliny mother* of «xperii nos can ull you
... , . that nt «i-h a time they have be«m r"-
j nicely with their work, as nearly u.K'iit.j and strengthened and
every one have run middle splin- Put ,nto ! •• ►i"*'* health by taking a pr
i i scrlptlon which their mothers had told
ters and are tearing up the earth., WJW th9 only womiiQv tonic to t
j Cedar is improving, as they have taken at such time*. Dr. PU-rcfl's Ka-
church service twice a month wit« i^ri|.u..n ha* rnjoywd n envt-
• , ,, • i , . , " l.lo n>ii tatlon for ov«*r third of a c n-
tirotner i earce is back with US tury. In all that time it ha* cold mora
I for another years work and of 'h.- Unit.-d staU'i* than any
ii. . other tonic for woman's nwds, and to-
(ourse every one was glad to get its sal.'# are gr ator than ever.
j him back again. In favor of Dr. Pierce's medicine* is Uio
If# v PmIwu't Pikunn ,u i 'rank, oonSdlng, open, lionest utau meut
I Ue\. Kobert t.ibson preached Jf th,.V f.di eonitK suion. giving eVf ry jn-
iast Sunday, and his sermon was ■ <r.*ii''ni in i.iain vithuut (.'ur of
very much enjoyed by all present. IT'"'""J1
vi i i *itckkI s*'iiso of the ftflik'tcd wilf
A mas has passed, I'fjne by and ! lead them t<> apprivlat i this honorable
1110 Weddings. 1 don't know what i,n:",nt>r of conlidinK u> them what they
., . i „ I rc taking Into their stomachs when
'Ita i I j l. d* . . id' iHMflK IUT11 LiifMr
n rcoovory by koeping the to inillK Ol our Lievs; oris It the i making use of these medicines
'• regular with Ayer'a Pllla.
! girls.
Opera House.
"SI PLUNK AIM)" will soon
be here and all lovers of mirth
and music should remember Mr.
At ^HHIt.tf TOXICS.
A jr<'at many women feeling the neml
<! •«.i imfl .. v.«,. . . i i of 11 tonic take a cocktail, whisky, or
(II ill llrUl a met A ma* tiee and j What, Is Jn«t a* bad, Soma Widely advwr*
The little Sunday School cliil
■en had a nice Xmas tree ant
nrocrram Xmas dav whi.'li wa« ! compound, containing a large pwr-
I"Atn,ih uay, wnicn was 0«nta.«,< of alcohol. Doctor f'l.-rce's
greatly enjoyed, while the ol^ r m.-dicines are miaranteed u. be entirely
. . friK* from ttlt!ol ol or narcotlc —oiado of
0H6S enjoyed thcnisolvos better roots which cannot harm the most d^ll-
oi Plunkard, which will be at
the Bastrop Opera Mouse Tues-
day, January 22nd. This laugh-
able play is in four acts and de-
picts rural life in a very realistic
manner. The efforts of the au-
thor has been to give the play
the surroundings of realism that
has made it one of the most do-
light ful of stage productions.
The story is that of a good, old
fashioned couple on the farm,
whose beautiful home life and
surroundings appeal with pecul-
iar tenderness to every author.
Anything that tells of the hills,
fields, meadows and lanes of the
country and quaint characters
found there, is always one of
the moot delightful dramatic
treats that a city can behold.
During the action of the play
>t lexas, who has fough* manyia number of new anil novel
'specialties will lie introduced, in-
cluding clever little Arietta Lew-
is. presenting a program uncx-
nltnn.linir infomotin,* system but have a wholesome, llfe-
iltti titling llltCIt. tmjL, Hops, l^ll- giving, tonic-effect unon the system.
iovable lions wore had !it th<> made largely of alcohol Interfere
. jjuuie ' J. ' naU UC UU with the digestion of certain fooda. and |
J. ( . Lewis, the character comed- homes of Messrs. Otto Wamble, as increase the alcohol absorbed gets
,, ,, , it _ ,, . . , ! Int<j the blood and shrinks the red blood
ian in the Rural Comedy Drama j noma Murehison, Max Alexan- corpuscles. As the blood feed-the nerves
<](> • If wit I ft on IfQ VWiVrkf nerves get. Improper nourishment and
(in, xltcuLi lion, iiti V\ 1 ignt and the mother becomes nervous. As the
several others, during the week.
We are glad to say that Miss
Willie Voss, who has been
visiting in San Antonio for some
time, is home again and likely
will remain some time.
Miss May White visited Elgin
during the holidays.
By the way, I think there will
be something doin„" at Cedar
very soon, as Mr. Meek Litton
htm hnilt a new uml Ivic •. i a" efficient i<.-nt in s ippression, in dys-
lllll <1 lit \\ ilOllSe, ana nd^ cl inonorrlioM If i* rurjuiwil h\t nn nfh> r
new buggy. These two together! '"'j11* of -rV",'"lL uV.l,.ly 1,1 'rriA"'
" j tlve and congestive conditions of the
appendages, characterized by drugging
p:iltis, etc."
Prof. King says of Fnlcnrn root, "have
found this plant to possess a decidedly
benedcal Influence In cases of lassitude
nerves suffer so does the skin.
lJett.T stick to a health-giving tonic
the has In the p:tst third <>f a century
sold more widely than any other.
OPEN AS TilK PAV.
Whit Dr I'ler.'o's Favorite I'rescrip-
tlon Is made of. Its Ingredients are:
O ilden s.«al root, L.-i^'y's Slipper root.
Iiliii'ii Cohosh root. I nlcorn root, It'.uo
Cohosh root, ('h.mnil-ally Pure (Jiveerlne.
Il.iiiitrt A. Hare M I)., t'nlversity of
Pa., says of (ioldnn Seal—"Oo<>d In all
"Oarrhul conditions, n8 uvrlne catarrh,
'••ucorrho'a. mi .' Prof. John King In the
Vmerlcau Dispensatory says of lllack
C'oho«h rooi -inotli.-r Important Ingre-
dlent In '' I avoriie Prescription:" "Hyn.s
special alfinitv for the female organs, It Is
battles for democracy, is proud
• !' the unanimity of his precinct |
tor Lai ley, there not being a
man in his precinct against the
.Senator, the greatest democrat
tnd protector of the south in
politics to-day."
IT'S FREE TO ANY CHILD.
Elzner Mercantile Co's.
Free Offer.
We are going to give away on
or about \pril 8th, to any white
called for fun, originality and
novelties, giving you an evening
of enjoyment that you will not
soon forget. Watch for the fun-
ny street j arade given by Si and
his Country Band on the main
streets only. Jan. 22.
CAR OF WAGONS.
To arrive soon a car of Studer-
.... , „ , baker Wagons, and which were
u". f.l!iyTL' T'jid bought right, that means much
to you. T. A Hasler & Co.
will purchase from us 81.00
worth of any of the four brands
of colTee below given:
Bakers Harrington Mall.
John Bremond.
T. W. Marse.
Elzner Mercantile Co's. Prem-
ium Coffee.
One coupon will be given with
each purchase and the child hold-
ing the most number of coupons
on or by April 8th will beaward-
WATCHES AND CLOCKS.
Allen Duval, at the old Voight
corner, is an expert in the re-
pairing of Watches and Clocks.
Me has been successful in repair-
ing articles of this kind when
others have failed. He also thor-
oughly understands the Graphi-
phone and Phonograph, and if
you are needing any kind of
fli-4
gentleman.
- ,j. I). Davis, a prominent farm-
spring clothing is necessary for or of Goodman, has leased the
comfort, andjyet, before morning Frank Jones pl.'ice, on Alum
there may be decided change and a,u' moved there since Jan.
« frying norther come rushing
down upon us. jan(i we wj9h him success in his
now home.
PAY YOUR POLL TAX.
C has. Daum, manager of a
City Marshal B. <• ( lark (mercantile estal lislmiont in
urges poll tax payers to prompt- Manor, was in Bastrop prospect-
ive pay their |m II tax, which mg< jils; week, with w view of
vmy be paid bv the :51st of l^tiiig ainong vis. Mr. Daum
, ' „ .• is a pleasant gentleman, a wide-
January. or tlie \otei tiislianclus business man, an<l would
.tni. Don't forget but pay prom- prove a valuable addition to Bas-
ptly. trop's business interests.
small cost.
etl a 120 lb. stick of candy, 6 ft. j general repairing done, Allen
in length, and Id 1-2 inches in j)uvai guarantees satisfaction or|
diameter. This enormous large
stick of candy will be made by
D. Auerbach & Sons, of New1
York City. Now get to work.
Very Respectfully,
Elzneu Mercantile Co.
_. — -Born, December, 22d, 1906,!
- The many friends of Hon. to Col. and Mrs. C. M. Rogers, of
Julius Nuograth will read with Ro(ri,r8. Park- a fine Ripj Ull)V |
pain and sorrow, of his death
which occurred near Elgin Mon-
day last, of pneumonia, after a
short illness. He passed through
Bastrop from his but a
certainly mean something. Will
it take time to tell? As he goes
up toward Austin often, how, oh
how long before that something
is going to happen?
Mr. S. P. Guy has moved to
Brownwood. becky jane.
FOR SALE.
The property owned by W.
Kraus on old PostofTiot' and Main
Streets, on reasonable terms and
any reasonable offer taken under
considerat ion.
Apply to O. W. Kr.\I".c,
441 E. Commerce St.
San Antonio, Texas.
Ross Baker, colored, died
at the poor farm, Sunday last.
Ross has been a familiar fig-
ure in Bastrop for many years,
his chief occupation being cut-
ting wood. He was industrious
and always ready to accept an
employment.
— A little 2-year old child, of
Claude Ramsey, living near Yale
Texas, ate strychnine tablets and
died before medical attention
could be procured, says a Lytton
Springs telegram of the loth.
FOR SALE."—The J. Thiele-
mann stock oe goods, including
tools, etc. House will be rented
to purchaser. *
Mrs. J. Thielemann.
with weakness «r dull pain In the renal,
or lumtw-sncral (small of the back) region.
It Is one of our most valuable agents,
actiriK as a uterine tonic, and gradually
removing abnormal conditions, while at
the same time It Imparts tone and vitr<>r
to the rejM duct ive organs. Hence, it is
much used in icucorrhcea, amenorrhaM,
dv*mCiiorrhiT'i.
a particci..\u phase
removed by It is the -it:ii.:ITt r -«jul de-
spondency that Often a'letid- the #\"".tmt>-
les. In tie.s,1 cases in which there
pelvlce fullness, the achlnpr. bearlnff-
down organs feel (ti 1,1 Huh foiiid fiuI
out n( itic b(nl\i. Its action here is very
decided."
Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets cure iiiii-
ousness, sick and billons headache, diz-
ziness, eostiveness, er constipation of the
bowels, loss ot appeti e, coated tongue,
sour stomach, windy lu'lehlnirs, "heart-
burn." pain and distress after eating,
and kindred derangements of the liver,
stomach and bowels
Persons subjected t« any of these
troubles should never be without a vUl
of the "Pleasant Pellets" at hand. 1 it
proof of their superior excellence it can
truthfully be sala that they are always
Adopted as a household remedy after the
tir-t trlai.
One little "Pellet" Is a laxative, tw
are cathartic. They regulate, invigorate
and cleanse the liver, stomach and bowels.
As a "dinner pill," to promote digestion,
take one each oav. To relieve the distress
arlslnit from overeating, nothing equals
one of these little "Pellets." They're
tiny, sugar-coated, antl-blllous granules,
i arcely larger than mustard seeds.
Pr. Pierre's Common Sense M.'dical
Adviser will Im- sent free, pajs-r bound, for
21 one-cent stamps, or cloth-Numd for 31
•tamps. Over 1000 pa pes and Illustrated.
Addruss Dr. It v. Pierce, iiufTaio, N. Y.
no charges win be made, if you Often The Kidneys Are
have an old Watch or Clock that i , , , n Ul ,
is not doing service, let him put W63K6ned by uYer-nOfk.
it in first class repair at a very Unhealthy Kidneys Make impure Blood.
It used t<> be considered that only
urinary and bladder troubles were to be
£>2^ traced to the kidneys,
but now modern
)) science proves that
' nearly all diseases
have their beginning
ill the disorder of
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
and purify the blood—
that is their work,
vour kidnevsare weak
The Colonel says, with his loving
wife, a sweet girl baby, neigh-
bors unanimously favoring Joe
Bailey, the only thing necessary
... ' ; to make him supremely happy is t Therefore, when yon
Javs before Oil ront# to Flcrin . I . I „ . or out of order, you can undcratana now
• . ; , ;1,T n'I to see a complete downing Of the Luickly your entire U*ly is HfTectwl and
to spend a few days, was taken anti-Bailcyites
now engaged in J \'"w evor>' urKa" seems to fail to do its
sick, rapidly growing worse, and , unwarrantedly fighting the big
soon passed away. His remains > Rest brained, stoutest, most hon
were taken to Cedar Creek and|csl.hoartt,d sUltwman tha(
duty.
It \ ou rre sick or " feel k dly," lK.-gin
.ak111«; the great kidney re.-iedv, l>r
Kilmer's Swautj. Km.t, be can as soon
ever I as your kidiu \ • ire well the) will help
trial
I • | . , . , | " WV* UIIIIVIMIKIII VIIUl W * V. I 111 l V'Ut MIIIIV t •' « V II II1VJ "III l\l]
buried, llunnif the seventies he, I)oaiti„n in the irrand old I "'Vf'" ol'u'r 10 h™1Ul' A
represented Baatrop county in, Dcmocratic |wrty> one whosc ev. I *'}} I""*™™';"*™, „ v,
Laxative Frcff Syrup
Pleasant to take
The new laxative. Does
not gripe or nauseate.
Cures stomach and liver
troubles and chronic con-
stipation by restoring the
natural action of the stom-
ach, liver and bowels.
R«fuso substitutes. Pries BOo.
Sold by C. Erhard A: Son.
WHIT®'®
Cream Vermifuge
the legislature. In his death,
the county has lost a true and
faithful citizen.
ery official act in Congress or! 23
Di Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the Kreat
k'.duev remedy, is soon realized. It
Senate, has ever proven him "of,
■- I f0r alld With his people." j slantllitl,« hi«Hest for it s wonderful cures
A letter from friend It. A. St,c |)v(T for ^Jb «*i
1 oast, wh<> is livmpt m Lngle, Farmirg |mp|ements. II,'ha.. .-.-v.,
New Mexico, says that a big ,, i,...i
11 . * Ik manu Iactui col. bottle?*. \«>u
copper mine hns been opened up ; h.ivt a san.ph-b. u.. „,inr
near that place. Shares started Thos. L. McCullough, ' y tn. i fu . p •
at $1.00 each and are now worth "f^Vaco, entertained a few of j 'tV^.nT.u-' ^il'nu.m
$10.00, Paying $3.00 to $4.00 a her friends at the residence of when writing m
day for labor, and have about 80 her parents, Capt. and Mrs. B.
men at work. j 0. Orgain, Thursday evening.
THE GUARANTEED
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Cain, Thomas C. The Bastrop Advertiser (Bastrop, Tex.), Vol. 54, No. 42, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 19, 1907, newspaper, January 19, 1907; Bastrop, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth205681/m1/3/: accessed April 27, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Bastrop Public Library.