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Newspaper
Floresville Chronicle Journal
Location
Floresville, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1908
Page
2
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The San Antonio daily papers have rallied to raise the needed bonus for the Brownsville railroad project. They report liberal subscriptions and call on others to join. Mayor Tom Johnson of Cleveland faces new troubles after his daughter’s unhappy marriage to an Italian count ends in divorce.
The Texas Supreme Court strikes down the Full Crew Law as unconstitutional on a technicality noting the bill’s subject is not named in the title. The court suggests the Legislature will likely correct the defect in the upcoming session.
Mr Taft and Joe Cannon held a discussion on the present tariff law and how it should be changed. The two men appear to control the matter, with others not invited to participate.
The Terrell School Board has passed a resolution asking parents of children at school not to furnish their children with toy pistols nor provide money to buy pistols. The city council will be asked to pass an ordinance on the matter. Town ladies started the agitation.
Unclear reports claim US singer and her artist husband are temporarily separated. It is said he is studying in Paris and may be pursuing things many would prefer to forget, though the stories are disputed and likely untrue.
The emperor of China, who died several weeks ago, was buried on the ninth of the inst. The dowager empress, who departed a day or two later, will be buried next spring. The new emperor, aged three, showed little interest in his predecessor's funeral while the prince regent made a striking impression with his actions. They do funny things in China.
In a letter intended for publication Roosevelt defends the high office against charges from the New York Sun and Indianapolis News accusing graft in the Panama Canal sale. He says 40 million dollars was paid to France, which is disputed and claims the money went to J. P. Morgan. The text questions Morgan’s actions with the funds.
A fragment suggests criticism of prominent figure named Uncle Joe. The text implies he is puffing up opposition to revolutionaries, portraying him as insincere or deceptive. No dates, places, or organizations are provided.
National and international import attached to Elihu Root as he is poised to succeed Senator Platt, with Judge Taft supporting Root in staying at Cabinet head while Root moves to the Senate. Speculation ties Von L Meyer or Burton to potential cabinet changes after Taft's inauguration. Woodruff of New York withdraws from candidacy to back Root.
Leo F. Zelinski of 68 Gibson St Buffalo NY says he cured a severe cold sore with Bucklen’s Amioa Salve in two days. He applied once daily and found every trace of the sore gone. Sold under guarantee at Palace Drug Store for 25 cents.
The text asserts EyTar for children is safe and non addictive with no opiates, noting the emperor business has changed in its status or appeal.
A court case labels counterfeiting as no worse than substituting an unknown worthless remedy. Foley's Honey and Tar is cited as a great cough and cold remedy claimed to cure obstinate coughs and heal the lungs. Central Drug Store is noted in connection with the product.
A valuable portion of Pine Bluff Arkansas business section was destroyed by the Arkansas river, damaging stores and disrupting commerce in the area.
The December term of District Court began on Monday December 7 with Hon FE A Stevens on the bench. Tee Morris is district attorney J E Wiseman district clerk W L Wright is sheriff. The grand jury includes E A Warren W P Dunn G A Tom L C Wagner J W Moore J M Baker Henry Rawls J A McDonald C S Teas J F Wilson J H McDaniel and R B Pruski. Baker named court usher. Bailiffs listed. The grand jury returns one indictment Refugid Jaureque indicted for rape. A special venire of 73 men ordered for next Monday. Criminal Docket set for next Monday. Murder cases against the two Holsteins dismissed Saenz murder case from Duval county continued.
A McDonald former Wilson county tax collector visited town this week, returning to his home near Sutherland Springs after a stay away from the office.
Real estate department added under W A Scott to Wiseman Brothers business. They invite landowners to list lands for sale and buyers to specify needs. They offer farming tracts and varied terms, promising assistance in sales and access to lands, terms, and prices to suit almost every condition.
An advertisement asserts deafness stems from an inflamed Eustachian tube and catarrh. It claims constitutional remedies cure ten out of ten cases, offering one hundred dollars for any deafness not cured. Appeals to send for circulars from Cheney Co of Toledo and lists Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
The Tyler Commercial College in Tyler Texas plans to keep all students active during Christmas holidays. New students may enroll during the holidays and should apply early. Tuition for an unlimited life scholarship in bookkeeping shorthand or telegraphy is 45 dollars, with two courses at 85 dollars.
A Floresville resident testifies to relief from back pain and urinary issues after using Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. P. Barnes credits the remedy with regulating kidney function and improving her condition, bought at Palace Drug Store. price 50 cents. Poster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, sole US agents. Remember the name Doug’s.
The seventy third annual Masonic Grand Lodge of Texas communication adjourned with the installation of grand officers for 1908 1909. Names include J J Davis Galveston T C Yantis Dallas Walter Acker Waxahachie B F Frymier Waco John Watson Waco H A Boaz Fort Worth Palmer Brooks Waco T T Van derHoeven San Antonio Wilmor Odell Cleburne T H Newton Midlothian John Hughes El Paso J E Jarret Valley Mills J S Davis Blooming Grove J J Ray Dublin. Count Boni noted Gould interests.
In heavy fog, drivers are urged to be cautious as the risk of hitting others who owe money increases. Authorities advise reducing speed and maintaining distance to prevent accidents and financial confrontations in poor visibility.
A concise aphorism notes that achievement comes from steady effort rather than hasty guesses, underscoring patience and perseverance in reaching lofty goals. It cautions against impulsive endings and promotes methodical ascent toward success.
A brisk call urges swift entry to a race noting earlier start boosts chances and that delays may let others gain ground as friends consider backing the fastest entrant.
Thousands of cattle on Colorado ranges are starving to death after severe late storms. Hardships extend to ranchers as supply dwindles and livestock perish, prompting appeals for relief and aid programs.
A vintage health ad extols Kodol as the essential aid for digestion. It argues you must eat enough wholesome food to live and strengthen, but stresses thorough digestion and suggests Kodol helps when the stomach is weak. It promotes rest for a tired stomach and claims no other product can digest food as well.
A national ad text promises druggists refund of a dollar bottle if customers cannot claim benefits after full use. The offer specifies payment of bottle price to the pharmacist and applies to one bottle per family. Kodol is produced by E. C. DeWitt & Co. Chicago.
A noted rheumatism authority shares a simple at home cure using Fluid Extract Dandelion Compound Karyon Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla mixed and taken after meals and at night. The article notes the ingredients are harmless, inexpensive, and can be bought separately or prepared by local druggists on request.
The intense itching of eczema and related ailments is quickly allayed by Chamberlain's Salve, which has cured many severe cases. For sale by M. M. Hughes.
The Chronicle announces the judges for the Piano Con test: Ww. A. Scott, H. B. Gouger, C. Le Canfield, J. H. Brown, and W. R. Wiseman. Votes will be counted twice weekly. readers urged to inspect the piano Seale Whitsett Marr Co. offers and attend upcoming concerts to hear its tone and quality.
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