The Trans=Pecos News. (Sanderson, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 34, Ed. 1 Saturday, December 26, 1903 Page: 4 of 8
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FUBLISWEI* EVERY SATURDAY.
By Folsom & Allen
A. 7’. FOLSOM, /tt/fer.
J. J. Allen, Business Manager.
srwiFo.v for n. /’. railway.
^///,r <;/ Corrnirhih l's Until Store.
Sandeuson. Tin as.
! The report Qf the Department of j
; Agriculture just issued gives the
‘ wheat crop of Texas for l»u3 at 18, rs what it costs to read the Austin
094,000 bushels, or an average yield ' ;‘KMI-Weekly Siati.sman. The issue,
per acre ot 1:1.4 bushels. The above , w)m.h is twiee each week. Tuesdays
yield is one bushel inore.tUau the av- i . ,. - j vs wm bo mailed you for
erage for the United states. ' or 101 papers for the one price. i
The yield for 1902 was approximate- ^ reorganization the Staesman, i Hnmlsomo Pianos only Sl«ls..,\>
' c, -a ail imnwlSe ^i l*otli uaii-y ahU semi-Wekki.y liajj Soml fur Circulars
t**»rm* MICE • • 51-«0 a «»!SSU»,S,S5,SSa^S, f.,r the Stile! lien, rnlargeit to meet the dema.idso[, (JOGG.YN A: HIM.
I’lliliCiiL i ”*Tha condition for Texas is pho-! neniofthV KloW, foiled I down to a i Galveston- Dallas- San Antonio.
«wwiv.*H«r. a. mi-ss*-?*
-----------------------— acreage in rice in Texas this year is I Hate government happenings and do-
Entered at the postoflice in Sander- I estimated.at 220,000 acres against 180,- j ings m the State departments are tin-
•on as second class mail mattex-and , POOlu !902, and the probable crop for | equalled. '1 he daily news *f Texas
*°n as 11903 will be from two to two and one-1 towns earefully compiled by its spe- V\>rt
Do You Want h Good Room? Go to
31 IRS. CLARKS ROOMING HOUSE
FroM Room Down Stairs.
Gitvaniaed Steel
first-class reading
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OFFICIAL AND ONLY!
PAPER PUBLISHED I
PECOS COUNTY
COMPLETE
3ob ikp&Mtcnt
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LOW >ATM
’PKOUfT IliUIOT
one-half million barrels, or about 10 ' eial correspondents, also appears in
barrels to the acre. I^ast year the each issue of the Austin Semi-WejklV
average yield-was about 6 barrels to
the acre.
The Southern Pacific railroad, par.-;.
tiftSlarly with reference to rice, hns
played a most important part in this
magnificent showing for, Texas, due
Statesman. Its market reports are
complete arid aeon rate.
Austin Semi-Weekly Statesman and
Notice.
Notice is
Stockton, Toxau.
Swv. 1, 1003.
lereby given tlmt
TANKS, TROUGHS, VATS, Etc.
to tiie world-wide advertising thtgl^g Trans-Pecos iNews for the one
LEGAL FORMS iDRAWN AND PRINTED
BRIEFS, PAMPHLETS, FOLDERS
DONE QUICK.
Hiul Trouble With
English Language
road,has Riven the state, £jid the in-
defatigable work of its Land and Im.
migration Department under General
Passenger Agent, T. .1. Anderaon.
Better Thai* a Plaster.
A piece of flannell dampened with
Chamberlain’s Pain Balm and bound
on the eflected parte, is better than
a plaster |for a lame back and for
pains in the side or chest. Pain
Balm nas no superior as a liniment
for the relief of deep seated, muscu-
lar ancbrheumatic pains. For sale by
H. C. Carmichael, Druggist.
We make nil sizes of Tanks up to Jf»000 gallons Capacity, Cattle,
"TKESb. nl-,ed taxes for tU»_edue, and j *”* efc ,Wed°M "**ut
JonAL tor.l; L morn* l£" i should be ,*i.l before February | sheet metal work, pipe t1Um«s nno,general rr,tt,nnt. « he,.
or for one year we Win send you. the 1^1904 Boll tax cannot boj amount of Avurk justifies, we put <our work up on ranch where
paid by mail but must be paid in j needed without,extra charge for trip. We are continually receiv-
person to the Collector or his j ing inquiries from our patrons in regard to Work on their ranch.
deputy, and if not paid before j Would be phased to hear from you when in need, very likely
Feby. 1st 1901 you are barred j t])(>u^j ywu npP(i only a smftll job, there, may be other jobs we
have near you to justify making the trip.
Foreigner’s Amusing Effort to
Explain Plan for Extending
American Trade.
Fraudulent Suits.
price—£1 per year when paid in ad-
vance. This otter holds good until
January 1st, 1904. Call at the ;NE\VS
office and let us fix you np.
Sample copies of the Austin Xemi-
Weekly Statesman will he sent free
by addressing a postal card to “The
Statesman,’’ ./ustin, Texas.
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Worst of All Experiences.
Can anything be worse than to feel
that every moment will be your last?
Such was the experience of J/rs. S, H
JSewsen, Deeatur, Ala. “For three
years’’ she writes “I endured insuf-
ferable pain;from'indigestion, stom-
ach and bowel trouble. Death seem-
ed inevitable when ; doctors and all
remedies failed. At length I was in-
fection du-
The great sensational exposure of
a fraudulent damage suit against one
of the railroad companies operating
iu Fort Worth, says tne El Paso Even-
ing News, iu which a young man
shammed paralysis to secure a ver-
dict of t>35,000 from the mulcted com-
pany, but who was detected in the
iraud in time to prevent the paymeut
of the sum after judgment had been
given, has opened the eyes of the peo-
America is the lodestone which
sooner or later attracts the at-
tention of every seeker after
lame or fortune* News of our
advanced buskyess methods has
-- ~'' 1 7j t an uu, nos tnu vyjjk-o vt suv ucu"
penetrated ithe most remote pie of Texas to the Shameful amount
parts of the .earth Sttil thousands ! of pettifogging wnich has been prac-
are anxious to share in the bene-1 tic«d in every city in the state by a
it. brought by -Yankee -brains ter**nown ^“ 'W
and energy. Hapgoods, the well
knowd organization for employ-
ment experts, receives mspiy let-
ters from men who wish to rep-
resent American firmsUn their
own countries or to secure posi-
tions h$re. The following,
•ceived recently from a £ortug
re-
tugese
living in the Azores, is certainly
one of the most amusing exam-
ines of “English as she is wrote”
In existence.
balance chasers.
The case referred to has been made
famous in the annals of crime, as one
of the slickest attempts at frand
which has ever been perpetrated up:
on a cor para Lion, and as a result the
conspirators are languishing in prison
“*■ Fort Worth, under indictment.
They will dobbtless .be sent over the
xoad as an example to all such swiu
dlers.
The case is too well known to need
telling in detail, but it has served to
make people think as to fraudulent
allegations made to extort money
“Please sav me if vou iud^e <rom corporations Diligent inquiries
please say men you ]uaBe tav# be.n made by uewspapers all
possible the publication of a over the state, and a most startling
monthly magazine in Portugese state of affairs has been .found to ex-
fPT advertising of American 18t- The News is in favor of having
trade in Brazil, Portugal and m®“ ^ho suffer materia1 injury, when
colonies. Germain has two or ^/iJd^&Uy^mjLyeTwKm
three these magazines -which are the company should safeguard. But
largely distributed among the such employes are not oftenest the
trade men of these nations. I jlitigants^as they can generally get
bdieve that.itshdl beimpousiblefflLSSSSLfuSM^S
SlUCha publication without tui- |wbo demand a double settlement. At-
tion of a board of trade. Ameri- j torneys and ciaimauts ar« justified in
can trade lose too much by cause i many actions, but certainly hold-up
this fault. Germain goods are j «•*>®kuu ana false repre’
sold like better and cheapest of 8 n
world, when I have had occasion
of verifyfying that is not truly,
even considering freight and cus-
tom houses.
“I am a active prof, journalist
with -special predilestion tfor
studies of polite economie-
If I had whom advocate my
wishes before the Board ol Trade
of New York it would be possi-
ble that I get a good position
that I could not get in a back-
ward nation. Be kind to consid-
er my Mea and send me your
opinion or proposal. 1 knew a
Spanish magazine published in
New York for advertising Amer-
ican trade in the countries where
they speak this language.
‘*1 have practice to write and
translate the English as the
French but I have no practice to
speak English.' It shall be nec-
essary to receive all orders, man-
dates or indications by writing
at the beginning. I am 20 years
of age and they say that I dilli-
gent, intelligent, honest, and tal-
entous. In any case please send
me your plan and booklet.”.
Some papers are complaining
that their home men expect them
to preach lengthy sermons about
patronizing horns industries and
still snow their appreciation by
sending off for their printing.
If any industry should be patron-
ised it is the home printing office.
It does more free work for the
community than any other bus-
iness and should be given all the
work-it can do satisfactory. “Oh,”
A Timely Suggestion.
This is the season of the -year when
the prudent and careful housewife
replenishes her supply {of Chamber-
lain’s Cough Remedy. It is certain
to be needed before the winter is o-
ver, end results are much more
prompt and satisfactory when it is
kept at hand and given as soon as
the cold is contracted and before it
has become settled in the system. In
almost every instance a severe cole
may be ^warded off by taking this
remedy freely as soon as the first in
dicatien of the cold appears.
There is no danger in giving it to
children for it contains no harmful
substance. It is Jpleasant to take
both adults and children like
Buy it and you will get the best,
always cures. For sale by H C. Car-
michael, Druggist.
from voting ;it any
ring tlmyoar B.H)4.
li B. Neighbors,
Bax collector.
!
Notice!
Phil Forest intends raffling off j
his graphophone. A sealed num-
ber will be placed in Carmichael
remedies tailed. Atiengm i was in -j p j.ifu <*ovvsi)on{linsir num-
duced to trv Electric Bitters and the !llld 1 (011 St>onuinK 1111111
' " ’ * ber is awarded the* graphophone.
Tickets run from 1 to 11 a.
Tickets on sale at Carmichael
and Co. ancl Forest rand co.
Now is your time rto purelume
free entertainment.
result was 'miraculous. I improved
at once and now I’m entirely recov-
ered. For Kidney Stomach, and Bow-
el troubles Electric Bitters is the bn-
ly medicine. Only 59c. It’s guaran-
teed by H. C. Carmichael, Druggist.
To improve the appetite and
strengthen the digestion, try a few
doses of Chamberlain’s Stomach and
Liver Tablets, Mr. J. H. Seitz, of
Detroit, Mich.; says, “They restored
my appetite when impaired* Ireiieved
me of a bloated feeling and
caused a pleasant and satisfaclory
movement of the bowels.” There
are people in this community who
need just such a medicine. For sale
bv H C• Carmichael, Druggist .Every
box warranted.
R-I-P-A-N-S TABULES
Doctors •find
A good prescription
For mankind
The 5-cent packet is enough for usu
al occasions. The family bottle(60
cents) contains a supply for a year.
All druggists sell them.
Nothing has ever equalled it.
Nothing can oxer surpass it.
* Dr. King’s
New Discovery
ForCg
X£sF1“JO"»‘,‘«h
A Perfect For All Throat and
Cure: Lung Troubles.
Money back if It fails. Trial Bottles free.
TO CUKE ACOLDIN ONE DAY
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
All druggists refund the money if it
fails theure. E. W. Grove,s signature is
on each box. 25c.
Harsh Cathartics should be avoid-
ed. ffTiena purgative is needed,
take Chamberlein’e Stomach and Liv-
er Tablets, They areimillLand gentle
in their action. For sale by H. 40.
Carmichael, Druggist.
> 6R€JIt 1$ C€XJI$
--THE EYES OF THE WORLD
ARE UPON HER
The HOMEsEEKER wants to know »-
bout her “matchless” climate and her
cheaplands
The INVESTOR wants to know about
not only her cheap lands and low taxes
but as well, her wealth of Mine and For-
est, and this Is to let you know that
The International &
Great Northern
Texas’ Greatest Railroad, traverses
more than a thousand miles of the
cream of Texas’ Resources, latent and
developed and that you may learn
more about the Great I & (» N
country by sending a 2-cent stamp
«roaks one old sister “I didn’t!,or a of the ILLUSTRATOR and
know you oould do that here.”
No you old moss back, but you
know who can vote to put you in
•office or grant you some favor,
demate to something or another,
all right Take the trouble to
find out what the country office
can do. All they want is a chance.
- Ex.
See those DuereJJer’s candies
at Hancock <k Kerr's. They are
about the idea
GENERAL NARRATOR, or 25 cents
for a year’s file of same or by writing
D.J. Price, GP4T A., I & C. N.
Palestine, Texas
Driven To Desperation.
Living at an out of She way place,
remote from civilization, a ttamily is
often driven to desperation in case
of accident resulting in Burns, Cuts,
Wounds, Ulcers, etc. Lay in a sup-
ply of Bucklen’s Arnica |8alve. fit’s
the best on earth. 25 cents at If. r.
Carmichael’s Drug Storo.
Miss Ida. M. Snyder,
TrwwuMr orf Um
Brooklyn F.aat 1-«m1 Art (Ink.
“ If women would :p«v more attention to
their health we would have-more
wive*, mother* and daughters, and If
would observe results they would
that the doctors' prescriptions do <eot
perform the many curca they are given
credit for.
•* In consulting with mv druggist heefi.
vised McElree's Wine of Cardul and.Thed-
ford’s Black-Draught, and so I took It and
have every reason to thank him fora saw
life opened up to me with restored'hcalth.
and it only took three aaonths to cure me.”,
Wine of Cardui is a regulator of the
menstrual functions and u a most as-
tonishing tonic for women. It euros
•canty, suppressed, too frequent, irreg-
ular aud painful manstruation, falling
of the womb, whites and flooding. It
is helpful when approaching woman-
hood, during pregnancy, after child-
birth and in change of life. It fre-
quently brings a dear baby to homes
that have been barren for years. All
druggists hava fl.00 bottles of Wine
of Cardui.
WINEo'CARQUI
TREASURER’S REPORT
In the-Matter of the Quarter-
y report of F- W. Young .County
Treasurer of Pecos county., Tex-
as, ui«i the affidavits of the Com-
TuisSioriers ot- said County.
bn the Comm issiohef ’s court
Pecos county, Texas ’November
Term, A. D. lffOff This 10 day of
Nov. A. D. 1VH)3.
\Ve the undersigned, commis-
sioners of Pecos county, Texas,
and Jno. M- Odom county Judge
of said Pecos county, constitu-
ting the commissioners’ court
of said County, and each one of
us: do here certify, upon our
oaths, that upon this, the *10 day
of Nov. A. D. IdOff, at a regular
iterm of our said Court, we have
compared and examined the
Quarterly Report of F. W.
Young Treasurer of Pecos coun-
ty, Texas, for tire quarter be-
ginning on the Hth day of Au-
gust A. D. 1903, and ending on
the 7th day of Nov. A. D. 1903
and, upon finding same correct,
have caused an order to be en-
tered upon the Minutes of the
commissioners’ Court of Pecos
county, stating the approval of
said Treasurer’s Report by -said
court, which said order recites
separately the amount received
and paid out of each fund by
said county Treasurer since his
last report to this court, and
during the time covered by this
report, and the balance remain-
ing in each fund on the said 7th
day of Nov- A. I)- 1903, and have
ordered the proper credits to
be made in the accounts ,of the
said Treasurer, in accordance
with said order, as required by
Article 867, chapter il, Title
XXV, of the Revised Statutes of
Texas, as amended by.an Act of
the Twenty-Fifth Legislature of
Texas at its regular session.
And we, and each of us, furth-
er certify, upon our oaths,that we
actually and fully inspected and
counted the amount of money, in
cash and other assets, in the
hands of said Treasurer, belong-
ing to Pecos county on this day
and date, and found the same to
be as foliows, to-wit:
Total cash on hand belonging
to Pecos county in the hands of
said Treasurer, _ $5819.65.
General Fund $3939.85
Road and Bridge
Fund 1783.57.
Court House and Jail
Fund 96.23.
Total $5,819.65
Witness our hands This 10 day
of Nov. A. D. 1903.
Jno. M. Odom County Judge.
James Rooney commissioner
Precinct No. 1.
J. H. Girvin commissioner
Precinct No. 3
J. If. Crawford commissioner
iPrecinct No. 4.
Subscribed and sworn to be-
.fore me, By Jno. M. Odom Coun
ty Judge, and James Rooney
and J, H. Girvin and J. H. Crau-
ford county commissioners of
said Pecos county, each respec-
tively, on this, the 10 day of S’ov.
A. D.1903,
[Seai..] W. A. Hadden,
Co, Clk, Pecos co., Texas
Dean Mfg. Works,
ALPINE, TEXAS.
GO TO THE
SEW B0TCHEE SHOP
FOR
P»elle Springs Butter,
Fresh -Eggs*
Fruits,
Meats.
Vegetables in season.
J. B. HARRELL, Proprietor,
fine Liquors
of all kinds at the
Cottage Bar ”
under thh new management of
FOREST & CO.
The Rest Grades of
Brandies,
Whiskies.
Wines,
•8 PIMTUOUS, VTNOUS, and
Beers,
Cigars.
Hot and Cold Drinks.
MALT LIQUORS of tu*
Best Quality.
L-
Just Walk to
ADOBE SAEOON
And make yourself at home. We
keep all the necessary things
to moisten a dry pa/ate. Just across
the street from the court house. F T
8TOCKTON.
.ROLAND 8ANDHER.
t:
SAM SING
ftotel and Boarding Souse
IN THE NEW WILSON BUILDING. RANCH PATRONAGE
GIVEN SPECIAL ATTENTION.
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Folsom, A. T. The Trans=Pecos News. (Sanderson, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 34, Ed. 1 Saturday, December 26, 1903, newspaper, December 26, 1903; Sanderson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1112419/m1/4/: accessed June 11, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .