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VOLUME XX
GREENVILLE. TEXAS. SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY 6. 1910
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The eatly shoppet is the
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WE ARE OFFERING FOR
LOWING
While Wnlstliiss In tlie now 1i-sIriis.
HC. Inch l.liH'n rinlsh Il.mill.cichlof l.avvn
Kim- Quality White Hep, alvvajs a 25c seller,
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Shantung Poplin, eedoiH, tan, Copenhagen, light blue, o'd lose,
wisteria Rood vnltiu Me, our special J5C
l.lneu rinlsh Hop, same1 nsMiituii'iit colors sold everywheie
for Kc 1!)o
Meiceilxi'd HlaRonal, full line rolois, vvmlh Mc, we sell fur
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llercerlri'd French llomt'spun, full line colors, al lii'.ic
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to us for the "Now Things."
wo inrnisii mem, too, as
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Kor anjlhliiB that's new lit Neckwear, Hhlits, or Mon'n
Toggery or any sort, look to tills gtoio.
Pleasing prices also, will go with Hie new itloas.
Sue our Spring Hue of "ManhaUati" ShlrlB and "Walk
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Cut Price Shoe Sale
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On all high top shoes, We are
here to meet all competition in
Shoes and our loss will be your
gain if you will take advantage
of this opportunity. Same prices
will prevail as we have been
making for the last J 5 days,
We have many good things yet
to show you, see us for better
Shoes.
Greenville Shoe Co
West Side of Square
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YOU'LL COME BACK FOR MORE
Of our Meats and Food Products because
wo caler to the "back for more" trade.
Wo sell to sell again ami bold custotneis
all tho time. Won't you send a trial older
for Moats or Gioterles and join our army
of pleased potions;
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0 ALDERMAN DETHELL MAKES AN
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Works Operations During Last
Year.
Ity ordinance, Alderman No. 1 I re
quired to make it fiscal report of llin
fhmnchl condition of cucli utility tin
iter lilt inan.ii;ciiicnl from .l.tn. 1st to
Dec. 31 of each jenr. In nbctlicuee to
thU nutiiuiiie 1 lute submitted my le
purtx, 11 ml tin) ciiuiicil tinkled llieni
inlili-linl lint tl. pnl.lic iK,i i, ,i
tunned 111 to I lie fiiuiiirlnl t mulit i.111 ol
1. tcli to our utilities. I w IhIi to e.tll
c-peehil :ittt ltti.111 In the collections and
ilisburseiiieuli of cadi of these plants
mid iiul.e xiiinn iiuniutnl on the same.
The Sewer Plant,
The setter plant is mule to hear it
vciy small piopurtlon of the cvpen!
of the office lint we nil) expend ns
iiiikIi at possible en' extension of the
lilies lint exert puilinu of the lily
may he reached, mid thai the rale's
may lie lednceil us cur! mid rapidly
us possible. 'Ihe leceipls from pilnms
mill pipe lllliulllds to 'HlP.loS. Villi, h
nni loiui a insis 01 loiierllou one je.tt
Willi itnollicr; an.l we are of the opinion
inn thai the cjotvini; iurie.ii uf nut
lections will enable us to leduoe the
rats- of priintu eoiinections nflcr dan 1,
It'll, to all who hate ptid for service
since Jan. I, Hins. We line piid out
of tho -collections interest to the
amount of IjlSno, and letiied one one
thousand (.$1000) bond since Jan. 1,
ll'dll. And hue also laid 18S7 feet
nf II inch sewir lino durum this time.
There aro seventl lines nuu to be laid,
t.lneli will be started in .1 short time,
or as soon as funds can be collcctnl for
the same. The contemplated lines are
about ISIK) feet on fioidou nnd Church
streets, about BOO feet 011 Henderson
south from Park- street, nnd about MM
fed 011 Walworth east fioni Slnu.irt
str.et. This is the work under 0111
Ivnijilulioii, and we hope tho pitions
will beiu with 11s as patiently us pos
sible until the necessary funds can he
proctiied.
The Light Plant.
The ilertiic light plant's nporl is
especially inntlfvini; i , llH , tl)la
iisnurtr fioni thu plant is the largest
ever reported in any one year smee its
installation, heinj; 1,171 25. The col
let linns from iiatrous alone utiioiiiiU to
('J.2,743 21. We h.te paid all expensed,
and hate liniieriil betterments to the
amount of fl74T,.!)!), which has been
used 111 extensions of the line and stock
ru band. Wo hate turned the balance
of the collections over In our triauicr,
f- II. lliooks, iinioiintiiiK to $30. Con
shieling the loiulltion of the old plant,
nlui li is inadeipiete to supply the du
ui.ind for tuiienl, we feel epec!allv
pleased with our report. The old plant
is in hi Iter condition now Lliilsi at
im.v tunc since its installation, but the
constant 1Icn1.un for sen ice renders It
unable to supply the sime. J'or tint
rtitsou the council nskcil tho ptoplo for
nn issue of bonds to the iimounl or
$.Vi,uOO to constiuct an up to d.tto plant
one that would be cup 1 bio of giving
full and efficient sertice. 'lho new
plant, when toinpletcd, will ho ono of
(lie best in the slate, and capable of
gi ncr.iling nil the powir we will net. I
fur jenrs to come, both for coinmerciil
and domestic n-e. We aro !irrnnginb'
to Install one; of the benl lighting sys
tem, cxlnnt, and our nmbitiou- Is to
Kite thu very best smite to our pat
rons, and hate thu best lighted streets
o" our tlass In (he stale. The stiett
lighting sjstcm will be ineieased twite
Its present capacity, and will be of the
series lungstun tjpe, some of wliiili
nre already installed, to which I call
ublio attention. Six of these. 100 c.
p. lumps; can bo substituted In place of
cno arc lamp, and can Us distributed
out a greater arcu, and tho lights will
givo a steadier nnd more uniform light.
At each corner of tho sepuro will be
plnccd a flaming arch, which Is said In
be the best light producing lamp now
011 (he market.
The Water Plant.
I also wish to call attention to the
xtattr plant, which has more than undo
Jfnnd in the operation of tho sumo, The
cltl7cm committee, appointed by the
frill II 1 ll fn ,I..1;i.n. . i .. 11 1
"' th0 !''". report' that if 'the
li'ouncs. of the plant would roat.li lj.20,
Issi pir year It would ! ample to piy
expenses, interest u bonds, and create
u smKiiig juiiii to rtllro ono bond a
nr. With all tho largest icitnuc
producing plants off for the last five
months, and the patrons off for a month
-"- i".ii',." uu ,or
nnd a hulf, we hale collected
sourees J23,5,15.81, out of wli
from nil
hlcb
hato paid all expenses, nnd made about
( fimlles of extensions of pipe consisting
"' v to a men pipe, wblc i trooa in o
tho physical table nf llm l,,f l....
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lues giving Hundreds of patrons er
ru o wiio did not bale, am could not
get .enice hefeire. Wo liuto paid for
wucii rnattriul still on hand, ond xvhich
Kill bo laid as soon as retourcog aro
si ITicii'nt, and water i plentiful to sup
ply. Hesldes this wo linic, paid Jfl250
interest on bonds' And I can safcli-
cstlmato tlut iiudcr normal condition!
Hie resources of the plant will uinount
10 iweniv emiit or
llility-tbousand
. ' .O.ll.iru
a year. On account of tho
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tea ratty of water fills year, caused by
Hie unpreidnted drouth, many meant
vvere uw-d lo restrain the vtanle of wat-
er, but we fell Hut the ineaiiires utwliof thu orders will participate,
vt.re for the lt intrreils of all In
rwniii( Hie sujipt)-. ,,e Imvo prejar
ed a new meter rale, which will be sub-
initu-d to tbo council for tliwr appro
ml when water l .ni(Ilcinl, xvldch
will lei very intich betUr for the prl
late aimumur, and will recommend It
uloptlou lo thu roune-il. In this rale,
the minimum will be 75c for 0 to 2GU0
KkIIoik Thlx will give siiiriclcnt Wat
er for domctlc. ncvverntje and Irrlpt
tui(! purpose Wu realise the need of
water to ait in Die gum Hi of plant",
tree 11111I lawns, that our homes nut
lie hcnulificd.
In conclusion, t tili to say that 1
late dcuitcd my tititlrliii; efforts to
Rite the liet possible, service- to the
introns of our several utillllcii, and
desire flsny that It is my amliltlon to
eninplcle these plant, mid oprr.ttL
ii.ciii so as, to slum that they can he
1 1111 vvlthoul expense to the public I
tli tii1. the public for their courteous
ticatnicnt during the pal ear, ami
I'CR to lennlii.
Very icspecl fully,
')'. 1'. UlITTIlir.I..
THE PARAMOUNT QUESTION.
Thinks Greenville Should Try to Ob
tain Artesian Water,
Tn the lleiiihl.-Tbe burning iuen
Hon for (! I'oiivlllu nt Ihe present Is
the wnler ipieBtlon. Notwithstanding
lluee fourlhs uf the earth's Kiufae
is ciiteini ittuii water, tills wateT
iiuestltm Is ami has been t1(, vexing
ninl iieiplexlng one to solve fioni the
.11 lb -it d.twii of hlslory to thu pieH
en .a . AH counliloM, cities and
mi nle 1 goierniiieiitH, that luno at
lab o I 1 1 any iiieiitlemiible note', have
hail i) twestle with mid sohe litis
K't'it fitj ltlllldlng tiuestlon. With
a lxiiiiillful Hiipiil) of pure nun
wholesome water lho bounds and tin
poitiinllles of Ciieemlllu nre unlim
ited, bill without It her debtlny is
alitintly sealed. I niu o.tinestly In
fni or of plenty of pure, wholesome
water llrst, last nnd all the time,
a d to get In after It la that busi
ness way that knows no falltue
Other cities around and In close
proximity to (Jreenvllle have deop
null water In ample nlniudnii(.e foi
all purposes.
Why not this c'ty nt the presont
critical tlnio nvike a united effort to
obtain artesian water7 When I say
"city" Ir. regard to this question, I
mean every piopeity owner In Its
houmjs, ns lho municipal government
ran only do as lho property ownem
do through and by Hi n
If l'hlllp unci the Kiinueb should
pass through Oreouvllle, l'hlllp could
not s.ij to tho Kuiiiirh, "here Is much
water. no might piniinijiy say,
'hcie Is a place Hint needs much
water."
A lady with a baby In her nrniB
accosted a gentleman not up em pies
ent leglmo, nnd itslted lilm whoio
hlio could get soit'j water for her
baby; ho told her that It was almost
a thing or the past, but that In the
curly morning had seen two tuba
or water on tho sidewalk Just east
of the corner bank that bail tomo
pine straws lloatlng on top or the wn
tor nnd Judged by that that It must
Into come fioni Hast Texas ami Hint
It looked good to 111 rn
1 have been lutert lowed In legal d
to my position on tho Interiirbau road
to Wolfe City, Uonliam, ete. I mil
heartily In fnior of tho outi'i prise;
it would open up an nioiiuu of trade
that would absolutely bo a snrpiiso
to the hiis'ness Interest of tills city
1 am for any enlei prise that makes
morn business fur uroi'iiilllo Iien
business Is good all nre piospcious.
Ilusliiess baa always been the grcnt
1 ader of Individuals, cities and ua
iIiiiib onward In their in.ueli Tor sue
cuss. It hulds ami couipiurB the
world without slnlniug Its hands with
human blood and leaves In Its path
way ginning tonus, populous cities
illll of the wealth mid proilmls of
in tlurtiloiiM millions
Hut theso are not lho ipicsllon of
giealcst moment nnd ipiostloiiu (hat
d in. mil luiireillnlo action. That liv
ely mull In (lioeuvllle should net an
u member of ono gieat .orpui.tllou
Willi tine great purpose to obtain m
nbiiuilaucu of pine water, is the de
mand or thu hum, Vouin for (iient
tir (licenvlllu,
JOHN W. Al.nXANDP.il.
DISTRICT COURT.
Verdict For Plaintiff In Damage Suit
Case Two Divorces Granted.
Tho following business was dispos
ed of yesterday In district court:
Thos. Shaw is. the M , IC. & T. H
Co. of Texas When cotut opened
yestenluy moiiilug at X lid Ihe Jury
letiirneil it lerdlct for plaintiff for
f 1 800 00.
Mrs 1). 15. Mnrlow is J W Mir
low, suit fur ill voice. Heciou grant-
ed p'alntlff wllh euslody of minor,
child, tieo, W Murlow. t
On account of tho funeral of Carl V
Now ton tiio members of thu bar dld'y
not meet yesterday morning at 111 i
o'clock for the purpose of adopting Y
rosolutlutiB upon thu death of A. II. y
.Mitchell, but will meet nt 8:30 next i
Monday morning for that purpose. f.
Mrs. Effla Haae ih. .1. 1. Haac. V
suit for dlvorcu. Oranled on payinant
01 inu costs.
Death of Dr. A, 8. McNatt,
Campbell, Tex.. Feb. C Dr. A
McNatt died at his residence
Campbell of pneumonia about i
o'clock this morning, funeral ser
vices will ho hld at tbo Methodist
church Sunday morning, ami the rev
mat s wilt b lute red lu Jirlghum
cemetery- Dr. .McNatt was n number
of the Modern Woodmen, Masonic
and Odd Kellows lodges. Ono or all
St. Louis Globe Democrat. '
The St 1 .011 Is (Hobo Douewrat is
distributed In (Ireeiivlllo by J. H.
Henry. lave your ordors- at Tlscti-
inacbci's .Store.
Strictly first class shoe repairing
at moderate prices. UlKKar & Win
VIEWS OF MR
. EO SGHIFFI
UUILINE3 HIS POSITION ON MU
NICIPAL MATTERS.
uive, Brief Platform on Which He
Uaes His Candidacy for Mayor
of Greenville.
To the I'eoplo nf tlreeniille: At
lie leuuost uf m.1115 good clllrent i
uliiivlltt'il in) candidacy for limy 01 tu
lieeuillle '1 hey rAiught that 1
noulil be conservative and progies
slie, ami that 1 would none the elt..
to Ihe beat Inloiemls ttt all tho poo
pie After giving the piiiptmitlin,
ntilth eonsldeiatlon, and bellev.ng 1
codld be a hiuellt to x oil. I uiinoii e
oil,
I have been it tlllren nt (lieHiuvllb
nn llilily live Jo.ua, and wlllt III
ploneei cltlreim assisted In l.tylug tin
foiuidnlliins fur a city. The piosoni
teiiieteij, Central sihool location, the
vv.nei wn.sk system, the pieso I
vvldlh or l.ce stieet 111 the huslnest
portion, are the lostillu of labois in
which 1 loeik 1111 active part as n
member or tonunllteo or eonnell. I
have solved us alileini.iu, major pit)
lum. nnd lueiuber of Ihe bcIiooI boaul
I have itiutilbtiled tlit'o mid 111011
ej' to almost eveiy enleipilso thai
Biiiu eiuplojinent for labor and Bl.trl
etl.an Indiistrj. i have subsuilliutl to
school sites, ehuiehes, coinniorelai
elilbs, itillwatst, eolleges and wus one
of thu Inrgesl conlilbutors to Ilurle
son College I have been ldenllllod
with the gituvtlt of conditions ben,
a d probably 1 am lho last ot the
ple.meu.i8 who laid the roundatloun
for the present joit will evet ugiiln
be called upon to honor.
Public Schools.
Tliu public schools 1110 under tin.
supervision ami control of the bo.tio
of trustees, elected by the city coua
ell. 1 shall vole lor the eillcn foi
trustee who will most likely take tin
must Interest In the work, llnvlnt
been a member iff the boaul of tins
tees, 1 Know the lilnls and titiublet.
ot the trustees. 1 shall endeavor le
keip the cltj eiioucll ami school hoaru
oil good teniM ami will aid Ihe tills
toes till 1 can. Au nut) or, I wilt
bat 11 iimlei the law, nothing to tie
with the schools, for tlioy are 11,1
tier the supervision ot the liusleet
titer whom tho cilj council and tin
major haiu no tontiol eir autbontj
Doard of Equalization.
Tho lunjor has nothing in 1I11 wlih
the urjiiallatlon ot pitipeily wiIiijh
for taes. Ho Is net a inember if the
hoard, anil the action of the hon d
Is liu.il, and not subject In review by
him. Thurufeire, tvhatevpl views I
ma) pcisomtlly bam us to lho Ii.-ibIh
of valuatlo a would mil concern the
lioiuil any 111010 than lhat oC any
other cltleu not 11 member or tho
boaul.
Enforcement of Laws.
It has been lutlintteil that 1 w nihil
not enforce the laws that concern
drunkenness, gnmhlhK and tiiimoi il
conduct.
You ull know that as a eltleu I
have endiMvened to live a moral anil
upright life, f iii'tei was In a Ha
loon in tiieenvllle In my lire, and
never gainbli'd in all my life., whon
1 was major pro torn, I atled iih city
Judge ami thu leeordB shotv that I
lined people for gambling and for
being drunk and for Immoral iiuidiici
I went so far as lo fine tlieiia Tin be
Iiir present at a game (hough Ink
lilt! no part, and twenty jh.iib after
that the loglHl.ituni passed a law fix
liiB 11 llnu foi being present nt a
game, and this shows that I wus Just
twenty jeuis ahead of the h glsl.i
tiiro ua lo gainbllng.
I belleie that tho eiiforcemont eif
tho city ordlnnneeB, especially those
that have to do with in.ith, huiiIIu
Hon, Jlru protection, peaeei, happl-
(Contlnucu on Second l'flgo.)
i;X"..,.:-:..:x.,,.j.:.Ms,.w.,,
I Just Tell
Your Doctor
X V.hat you want J1I111 tn fiinil
your I'ri'scrlplioiiB to us.
wo orrer
J on one ejf lho
most comploto and uptoilau
Blorks of Drugs in the country.
Wo liavu had long years of
oxperleneu In the Drug bus)
lioss and know thu Tresrrlp.
t'on business tliouroiighly. j
Yon can always rest itBBurol r
Hint you will get Just what '
your Doctor nroscrlhes us wn v
du not liavu any "lust as 6
"Just as '
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Roods
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i Perkins Pharmacy i
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M"X"M-C--fCX--;"M"K--"X"
PEMBER.TON BR.OS,
FOR
Veal, Brairvs and Ribs.
Both Phones 23
FIVE-COURSE VIOLET LUNCHEON
Qlven In
Honor of Ml Deulah
McAtlamj.
Mis Thomas Mortlmoro llelhell
vvna hoBless jeislenlnj noon nt her
homo lit buulli tlrocnv lie for a uost
lienutlfiil lunchonti gtie-n In honor ot
Ml us lleuliih McAdams, who soon d.
parts tioni her mnny Wenels In Oregon
vlllo.
.Mrs Iletllell recolted bei Htienln
hmulBomoly gowned In violet broad
J'eith, violet heliiB the 1 olor scheme
thioughiiiit lliu runellon Ciimmh
were laid fur six, tb0 lncu ejirds
I'O'im baud pii'iitevtl hunches (1t 00
lets,
1 esitions or lii'nvj satin ribbon
tveie grncofullj looped lmiii the
.liiiinleltir to the ceirners of tho tn
hie, beiu being r.itoiiotl with ino
siioiH or tune nun nugo iiuulIu-n ot
violets lilflbe eontur of tho tnlilc
was 11 cut glass feiu iIIhIi hobllug a
t..k r... 1-
iitiiiiniui teiu nmi lestlus upon a
liirgu 1 effector hui rounded by violets,
wlilfli vvitH very en.. 'live. The d n
ik 11111111 was nguteel ivllll silt .r
enndolnbrii holding violet tapers.
.Miss Ibiiilah MeAdaniB, Miss Sim,
Wells, .Mrs. Augustus Arnold ot Hal
las, .Mis (lion Alexniiib-r mid Mrs
lieu llucknbiiy weie the guests who
enjiijtd to lho fullest extent tho foi
low lug coin sea:
I'list rourso: creamed eijBlers nnd
sillied vv lifers; soeonil, h'l leasee (,r
chicken, Biiotv Hake potateios, I'lencb
pi'.is. erimhenles, celery and hot
lolls, thlitl, Wnblorft biiIiiiI and wn
feia; ftmilli, n sweet eotitso ronslsl
us ut cttlte, haitlelt peaiB Illicit with
whipped cream nnd nuts, the culo
selieiue of violet pieilouxlnntlng
tluouglioiit thin coilise; fifth, black
toffcu, elioesu ami ilakea.
The nflornoon'B pleasure was niarte
complele by ait aulo ilelu over the
elly In which all paitlcipalcd
"Isle or Spice."
That lain combination ot elollght
rul music, witty dialogue, originality
of tliunsj, billllnut Ijilts, ,1 clevel
comptiiy, heaiitlfui iniis'cnl lehnrus,
and a scenle environment which has
been tIeBcilbed us n ilreaut ot sclnlil
atlng lililescont eo'or, lire said to
be some iff thu epi.illllus responsible
tor tho phenomenal success of thai
phiuaul mush nl mixture), the "Isle) eil
Spice," which will bo Ihe attraction
il the King, Suluiday, b'ch. 12th
.Manager Whltnoj has always been
noted for tho llioiougli scenic envlr
pnmeiil iff his spnclnciiliir ijuodll':
tloiiB, mid in the "Isle of Spleo" be
has, If possible, outdone all pun hum
elfoiis
I'laut lues now. Harlow tins lie.
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the knlckorbockor pants,
sack coas. In tho rich now
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suits that nro bo well mado.
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FOR SCHOOL
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