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THE AIORNINQ HERALD
By E. W. HARRI8 & SON.
Entered at the postofflce at Green
rllle, Tei., as second-class mall matter
Tuesday, feb. 8, 1910.
THE CRUSE THAT FAILETH NOT.
lb tlij crus-c o comfort fnlllnc.
Rise and share It with n friend,
And through all the joars or faiiiluo.
It shall sunu thcu to llio cud.
Love dlvlno will till thy store houso.
Or Hi) handful mill reuuw;
Kcantj fnru for one will ofteu
.Make a rojal feast for two.
i
1 r tho heart grows rich In slvlns -
All Its wealth is living rain;
Seeds which mlldow In tho garner,
Scattered, 1111 with gold tho plain.
Is thy burden hard and heavy?
1X thy steps drag wearily?
Help to lift thy brother's burdou
Clod will bear both It and thec.
I
Lost and weary on tho mountains,
Wouldst thou Bio t amidst tho
snow?
Chafe that frozun form besldo thoe,
And together both shall glow.
Art thou wounded in life's battle?
Many stricken 'round thee moan;
dire to them thy pieclous ointment.
And that balm shall heal thluo
onn.
i
Is thy heart a well left empty?
None but God tho told can fill;
Nothing but a ceaseless fountain
Can its ceaseless longing All.
Is thy heart a living power.
Sulf-entwined, its strength hIuUb
low;
It can only llvo by loving.
And by serving, lovo will grow.
Mrs. Elizabeth Humllo Charles.
o
A PRAYER FOR BUSINESS MEN.
"Wo plead with Thee, O God, for
our brothers who are pressed by tho
cares and beset by the temptations
of. 'business life. We acknowledge
boforo Thee our common guilt for the
hardness and decettfulness of our
commercial life, which leads so
many Into temptation and causes ov
en thu righteous to slip and fall. So
long as it must bo that mnu is set
agal-st mau In a struggle for wealth,
help them to nuke their contest In
fcomo measure a test of excellence,
by which oen tho Uofcated may be
spurred to hotter work. If any mau
Is pitted against those who have for
gotten fairness and honesty, help him
to put his trust resolutely in tho pro
fitableness of sincerity and upright
ness and, If need bo, to accept loss
rather than follow the others on
c ooked paths. Establish In unshuk
cn fidelity all who hold In trust the
wealth of others. The property and
welfaro of our nation are controlled
by our busluess men. Help tbcui to
realize that they liuve high public
functions and let them not betray
tho Interest of all fur their own en
richment. Grant them far-sighted
patriotism to subordinate their work
lu tho public weal and a steadfast
determination to transform tho dis
order of tho present Into tho nobler
and freer harmony of tho future-, ut
tho spirit of Christ, which goos out
fioiu Thee and which Is ceasolesal
pleading wilhlu us, pieall to bring
our business life under Christ's law
of service, that all who guldo tho pro
cesses of factory and trado may feel
that high consciousness of a dlilne
calling which blessing only those
who are tho free servants of Cod
and the people, and who nro con
sclouslj devoting their strongth to tho
common good." American Mugazlnc.
"POOR CARLOTTA."
Tin. Memphis Commercial Appeal
noting thu impending death ut Car
lotta, tho consort uf Maxlmillian iu
his foolhardy attum.pt to establish
empire on the North American con-
inent, reviews tho lucldents of the
romautlc and tragic llfo of tho "Mad
Einpiess," in tho following interest
ing sketch;
Mows comes from Europe thnt the
end ot tho cvEmpross Carlolta of
Mexico is near. Death will soon ro
llovo her madness and will remove
from the ranks of royalty a figure
winch properly bolongs to the .U
tory of tho past ago.
I arlotta was a contemporary sov
relgu of Napoleon 111., J'lun IX- and
King William of 1'russla. Her brief
and tragic reign wag coincident with
that of Abrahami Lincoln's first term.
Tho public has entirely forgotten
her. Until tho news was received
(bat she was dying many thought bur
dead. To the great actlvo world sho
has been so long removed from the
ken of actual things that this belief
is natural. But sue Is still nllvu
I ntll recently she has beon iu splen
did phlclal health. Through tho
forty-Are yoars of lusanlty she has
been guarded Iu u litiest of her form
or state
U wss during tho strife botween
lrio status that Napoleon III., with
hit bayonets .net up the Mexican em
pire Ho reall7Cd that tho lime was
propitious. With tho closo of tho
chll war camo his political untitling
and tho madness of Cnrlotla
Tho war ouco oer tho Mon oo Doc
trine was enforced Tho Kronen plot
lu Mexico failed. Rebellion in the
Mexican empire was quelled The
brief dream of power came to ft
close. Tho withdrawal of the French
army which hnd placed Maximilian
and Cnrlotla upon tholr throne was
demanded. Anns wero shipped across
tho ltlo Grande to Juare . who direct
ed tho inoi crneuls of tho revo.utlon
ary army. Following tho guns went
(0,000 soldiers, most of them etur
ans of tho Chll War. Gen. Sherldnn
was In comma d In Texas, and tho
retraet of tho Kronen began Immed
iately. Ueforo this Empress Cnrlotla had
hastened aboard a French liner from
Vera Cruz to Intercede with Napol
eon. Sho expected to bo reccicd
with Imperial honors Sho received
nonu. Her 'famous Interview with
tho Emperor Napoleon Is a manor
of history.
llroken In health, disappointed, lost,
sho If oil fainting, alter denouncing
tho emporor ns nil adventurer and.
paneuu. biio net or recoveieu, lu-r-or
know ut her husband's captuio
and execution, never knew that her
empire was "ouo with .Nlnevali and
Tl re."
Carlolta was )()ni: and boautlful
then. She Isold and world-worn now,
mid weary. Sho still believes In her
omplio. The curtain will fall upuu
her, thu end will coine, mid shu will
meet It with her men'Oiles still
fresh with Iho scenes of her osier
day.
o
HANDS DR. RANKIN A PACKAGE.
Mr. J. M. ltlcbards, of Weathorfortl,
who states that ho Is u regular rend
er of the Texas Christian Advocate
as well as of tho Homo and State.
In a communication lu Sunday's Dal
las Now a voices tho sentiments oi
thousands of Democrats In Texas,
bands Dr. Rankin tbo following pack,
ngo:
"I am with J on In opposition tu
Cohpiitt. 1 wrlto, however, to ex
press my dlsseul from and dlsap
proval of jour Into reference to tho
political controversy between Ury.tn
ami llalloy, ns calculated lo offend
(hose of us who legard I! .an as thu
ablest living American patrlut ami
statesman, and who of nil Democrats
has Ihu .right tu defend the National
platform upon which ho stood lu the
last campaign, nud which no Demo
crat Xioin Texas had n voice In mak
ing except Senator llalley and his
chosen friends a platform that llal
ley attack d and repudiated not onlv
In tho Senate, but hero In Texas.
ilryan made no attack upon llalley,
but IJalloy was tho nggrossor. He
lepudlated tho Democratic platform
and voted with th. Caniion-AIdrich
gang of trust breeders, cormorant
protectors and tariff robbers. Ifrjan,
the peerless leader of true Democia
cy and such old-fashioned honesty
its Jefferson taught, when he deiruiil
ed equal rlghtB should bu given to
all and extluslvo privileges gianted
none, had the right lo coiuo to Texas
to defend tills assault upon Demos
racy, though made by oven so great
a man as Senator llalley, who by his
recent votes and uttornnces has giv
en more aid and comfort to thu mo
nopolists of the country than ho has
benefit and loyal srevlco to puro and
uiidoflled Democracy.
I am willing In this campaign to
let tho "llalloy issue" lest, but It
can not rest If Insinuations are to
bo made that Ualley ran l)r)im out
of the Stale, and that thu Democracy
of Texas has abandoned Ilryan or
repudiated his platform.
I and thousands uf others lime
fought slni'u tho carpet bag days of
reconstruction to maintain tho prin
ciples ot a tariff for revenue onl),
and lu opposition lo a protective tar
iff which benefits the favored fuvv and
is against tho Interest or Iho taxi .
the tolling m.inv, and wo are stilt
loyal theielo.
When we abandon this position 1
trust wo shall liuvo enough manhood
and bolfiespect lo openly ubu,vli
Iho great Democratic pally and o
boldly declare itllegleiico lo the Re
publican party of political plumb i
ers. Until thou wo piefer to folljw
Hrjaiilsm which Is but another
name for Democracy oven to do
feat, rather than march to biiccesa
led by such ns proclaim themselves
Democrats, et uthorntu llepubllcan
policies.
This Is no tluiu for division anting
Stalu-vvJdu prohibllliinlsls. Thu Into
patriot will lay aside petsonal ani
mosities for thu public good,
I do not condemn a man bee. tine
uf his past or present f Headship for
Mr. Ilulloy, and will votu for Judge
I'oludoxter ur Hon. Cone Johnson,
either, to defeat thu saloon Interests.
Deafneis Cannot be Cured
by lor a I applications, as they cannot
(each iho diseased sjrllon of the
ear. Tluri Is only one way lo cuio
ueani'ss, aid mat Is by (oiistltulltiu
n remedies, Deafness Is caused bv
an Iiillamed condition of tho mucous
lining ot tho Eustachian Tubo. When
this luoe is Inllatm-d sou have, a
rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing
and when It Is entirely closed. Deaf
ness is tho result, und unless thu l
llaniu'fitlon can lift taken out am)
tins tube tester d lo its normal con
dltlon, heurlng will bo destroed for
ever; tilliu cuses out ot Ion ale
cauu-tl Ii) Catarrh, which Is nothing
nut an lullamed condition uf tho mu
rous surf at es.
Wu will give One Hundied Dollnrs
lor any ea&o of DeafuoBS (caused !!'
eajarrh) that icannot 'bo mired by
Hall's Catarrh Cure. Send for clr-
cu'ars free. J. J. CHENEV & CO
Toledo, O.
bold by Druggists, 7oc
Tako Hall's Family l'llls for con
stipation. m
An attack ot the grip Is oftun fol-
loweu uy a persistent cough, which
to many proves a great nuooyunt-o
Chamuerlalii's Cough Itemody has
been extensively used and with itood
success for tho relief and cure of
this cough, Many cases have been
cured after n'l other r medles had
fatted, gold by McGaughey Ilros
and all druggists.
mmmmmmmmummmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
l.io Kind Yott Have Ahvnys Bought, nntl which Iins been
la ?tso for over GO yenrs, lms
itti-i Allow
All Oouutcrfclts, IiuHntloiiH niiil.,.Tust-iis.p;i,otl"nro but
i:xievliiioiits tlmt trlllo with iiu&ciuhiuirortho bonllh of
Iuruuts niul Children Kxpcrlcuco ngiiliist KxiicrliucnU
What is CASTORIA
Ciistorliv Is n. bnrniless p'lbstlliilo for Cnsdip Oil, 1'rtro
Krlc, Hrops mid Mouthing1 Syrups. It is 1'lensniit. It
coutulns iiRlther Opluni, JTorplilno linr oilier Nnrcotlo
MibHlJiiiro. lis niro is Kb triinrnutco. It destroys AViirnw
mid nllnys Kcverlsbncss. It cures Dlurrhiuii mid AVInil
Colle. It relieves Teellilnp Trouble.s, eures Cinstl(iatloii
mill OTnttilcucy. It nsslinlliiti-s the Food, rorulntci tho
SUiiunch niul Itowols, vwg hniUby mid nuliirul leoi.
Tho Oillilrcii's Puiiuccn Xhc Jlothcr's .Vrleiul.
CEMUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Scars tho
&l(X
v V &
The Kind You Have Always Bought
in Use For
THI CENT.. COMNN1
H-4-JH-I-H-l- -I-H-H-l-H-M'
. CLASSIFIED -J.
4. ADVERTISEMENTS. .J.
FOUND A shoo shop on North Stone
wall Street.
l''OIt HCNT -Two nicely furnished
moms closo lu lu, No. 131 South Wes
ley stieet. Apply lo Airs. I.ee Wood.
TOR HUNT Two nleo nimt rooms,
southern exxjsine, L'.'l Utopia stieet
Will N. Iliuilsou. 'J-U.
FOR SAI.K ClIUAl' A quid: muni
range, old plume No. 1; new phono
201. 2 8G.
FOlt Iti:NT Two looms to 11 couple,
closu 111, No. 2C2 Noilli Wesley St.,
Old phono No. 231. 3t
LOST llhicli fur miiir. Finder will
hu lovvnrded by leaving sniiiu at this
office.
VANTK1 Telephone
peilcnco unnecessary,
phono Co.
opeiator, u
Home Tole-
FOlt SALi: A nlcu cigar and confec
llouai) und hook stole. If you want
n money in.iUoi, a baignln, If taken
quick. Seo It. S. 11 ASS. 1-U-tf.
FOlt KENT Ulachsinllli shop.
(lOtld
Also
location. No coiupetltloii,
dwelling. J. 11. Allen, Dixon, Tonus,
2-0.
ECUS FOlt SAI.i: Hose Comb Ithodu
Island lteds, ID for $1.00. Satisfaction
guaranteed or money icfundcd. Mis.
J. 11. Alleu, Dixon, Texas. 3-20.
FINK lXUJS FOR SAL11 llarred I'ly
moth Hocks and Columbian Wyan
tlotts. Whilo I have tho cheapest,
they nro also tho host. Plymoth Hock
eggs, J1.50 for 15. Columbian Wyan
dott eggs, 2.00 for 15. Placo your
orders now. U. 1 .Mitchell, Orooa
vlllo. 2-27dvv.
FOR SAI.i: White Wya tlotlo eggs
from, tho famous chlckuiiH which I
tested lust eur and fotiiitl them lo
lay ouo egg 11 day for seventy con
secutive dajs, after which I turned
thorn out and, kept 110 further ac
count, llggs per hulling uf llfioen
fioiu llrst pen $3 00; second pen 51 511.
C. 1), Poole, W. I.ee Blleel, old plume
200. l's-10.
lJiUrliMiu pallia lh.11 iieivinle tin
entile HjBlom, l.nliilppe coughs that
r.icii ami siinlu, 1110 quickly out oil
hj Foley's Ho ey and Tar Is iiiild
1 l.uutlvo, s.ife anil ceiiilu lu le
suits Sold by I' W. (lee
A STEADY DRAIN.
Sick Kidneys Weaken the Whole
Body Make You III, Languid
and Depressed,
Hick liltltieja weaken llto hod)
lliiotigh Iho coutiiiii.il ilraln.iKo of life
giving albumen lioiu tho blood Into
tho urlnu, and thu stibslllutlou ul
poisonous title acid that goes broad
cast through thu system, bowing tho
seeds of disease Loss of albumou
causes vvc.ikuoss, languor, depression.
Uric polboiilug causes ihuiimatlo pain,
iiervousnuss, nausea, cricks In tbo
back, gravel and kidney stones. Thu
proper trcalniont Is n kidney treat
uiuut, nud tho best remetly Is Doau's
Klduoy Pills. Great aroeuvlllo euros
provo it.
Mrs. I,. Jin) man, 112 W. Leu St,
Uioeiivlllo, Tux., Bays: "For neai'y
two )caia I was subject to atlai.l;a
of kldnuy roinplalliL Thero was -i
dull, throhlug ache across tho small
of my hack which kept ido In mlnnry
niul the klduoy sucietlons weie 1,10
frequent In pussago. Hoadauhes
wore common and until I procured
Doau's Kidney Pills at Ford and
Pennington's drug store. I could got
nothing that would give mo relief.
They not only removed tbo backacba,
but corrected tbo difficulty with tbo
kidney secretions, and Improved my
health generally, Doan's Kidney Pills
are certainly a fine kid oy remody."
For sale by all dealoiB. l'rlco SO
cents. Fostor-MJIburu Co., Uurfalo,
Now York, sole agonts for tho United
Statet.
hemombor tbo name Doan's and
take no other.
borno tbo Blprnnluro or
m nud hits bcuiiinmloumlcr bis cr
untinl Himnrlttniv niiinn tt.M lnrniit'V.
no ono IimIccoIvo you Iu tills.
Signaturo of
Over 30 Years.
tf MURMf RTRCETt Ht W VDMK CIT.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Fur District Attorney, Sth DisL:
ci.ydi: swi:i:ton.
For Sheriff:
W. NATT ARNOLD.
SAM J. HOSS.
JNO. 1 SOUTIIAl.U
HAItllY UllOWN.
S. J. .MASON.
For County Judge:
UEOllUn H. HALL.
Tor Cuunly Atlornoy:
T. W. (WAD) THOMPSON.
A. It. NICHOLSON.
N. K. PIlAIv.
J. P. (PITT) COPICI.AND
For Tax Collector:
DLL1S 1IIHDSONO.
I 'or County Clerk:
SID U ARNOLD.
J01-: K JOHNSTON.
J. Y. DAUNULL.
PHOF. C1IAHL1CS WltKNN.
W. J. CAS12Y.
For County Superlu'cndent:
JAMES II. UUC11ANAN.
PROF. llllNUY SWIFT.
For
Dlstilct Clerk:
JOU II. SMITH.
Tax Assessor:
For
J. J. (JIM) DARNELL.
D. I,. ALEXANDER.
01L1IEUT SIIIPP.
W. M. 11KNL?.
M. A. C11ASTA1N.
For County Treasurer:
PllANK P. WOOD.
For Cuiumlssiouer, IJlbt. No. 1:
JOHN A. STONE.
1). G. QUATTl.EUAUM.
For Couiii'Jssloiier, DIst. No. 2:
HUGH MINTON.
For Couuty Commissioner, Dlst, No. 3;
D. D. (UUD) ENGLISH.
S. P. (PLEAS) COWAN.
For Justice of the Peace, Pro. No. 1:
ALUEHT MASON.
For Constable, Piecluct No. 1:
WILL GHEEN.
It. K. (1IOU) HAWKINS.
WILEY E SMITH.
For Public Weigher, Piecluct No. 1:
JOHN II, FHANICLIN.
It. (HOU) E. SI'UADLING.
CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Ma) or:
It. D. THOMPSON.
E. SCI11FF.
JOHN W. ALEXANDER.
T. E. 11YRD.
F01 Alderman No. 1.
T, P. UETIIELU
M. M. ARNOLD.
For Alderman No. 2:
J. II. WHATLEY,
GEO. W. WILSON.
"Isle of Spice."
That rare I'oniblnalltin of delight
ful music, witty dialogue, originality
of then.', 1 i 1 1 It :t n t liics, a clever
Miiiip.iii)', beautiful nuiH'cal iclioims,
and a scenic environment which has
been dfsriihcd ns a dream of bil'illl
l.illng lililOKienl color, nro said to
be home of Ihu tU.llllit'H lespiiiiblblii
for Iho pheiitiuieii.il success of that
pltiu.int musical mixture, tho "Islu of
Hpli'n," which will he the ultractloii
,tl the King. S.itinil.iy, Kelt. 12lh.
MuiMgor Whllitey bus always been
iiotetl fur Ihu thorough scenic envir
onment uf his Hptictaciilar tintidu':-
litms, niul In the "Isle of Hplto" ho
has. If possible, ouliloiio nil pluvious
efftirls.
A Bin Mistake.
It on liuvo not bought that heater
or cook stove, furniture, racket store
supplies, glassvvaru nud qucoiiswuru
nt tho lowest prlco pl.tt'o lu town,
II. S. ('handler Is tho man mid" N.
E. Cuinur Square tho placo.
Homo T leiilitiuo Co new illicrlory
vvl'l be pilutotl soon. C.l.l phono
iitiuiJier ICG before Feb. 10th, fur any
desired chuiigo In name, address, llriu
it inio or ollu-i vvlso. 2-110.
St. Louis Globe Democrat.
The St. I.oulu (Hobo Dcirocrat Is
distributed in (ireoiivlllo by J. B.
Henry, l.oavo jour orders at Tlsch.
machor's Stoio.
Strictly first class shoo repairing
at moderate prices. Illggar & Win
ton, North Btonovvnll Ht.
i ,
Glasses correctly fitted to the eye,
lenses ground and made while you
wait. Pr, M. Dosow, Optician,
Ilarluw will take caro ot your trco
troubles. Call on him.
S
UNITED STATES
F. J. PHILLIPS, President. H. W. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
OEO, S. PERKINS, Vice Pret. W.A.WILLIAMS, JR., Ast Cr.
JAS. ARMI3TEAD, Vice Pres. J. W. DIRD90NG, Atat. Cadi.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
Greenville National
Exchange Bank
OF GREENVILLE, TEXAS.
MADE TO THE COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS, JANUARY 31, 1910.
RESOURCES.
Luniis mid Discounts $G10 G77 02
I). 8. nntl Other Bonds 222 75U DO
I'remliiira 011 Uonds , Nonu
DaiiklliR House, Furniture and Fixtures 23 CCC 05
Cnsli, Kxchango mid Demand Loans 500 112 15
Total $1 ;i!)3 203 82
LIABILITIES.
Cnpltnl (200 000 00
Surplus and Undivided Profits 48 737 22
Reserved for Taxes (Kill) 1 202 75
Circulating Notes ISO D00 00
Deposits,.... 050 705 85
Total fl 3U3 205 82
Wu certify this statement Is rnnert,
V. ii. l'llll.I.tl'H, I'lfRldent,
II. W. WIL1.IAMK, Cashier,
F. J. Phillips,
Geq. S. Perkins,
Jns. Armlstcad,
J. M. Doykln,
J. D. Clayton,
A. G. Lantincster,
A. F. Rlchter,
T. R. East.
x:
? :
A. R. Holmes
FIRE,
TORNADO,
LIABILITY,
ACCIDENT,
AUTOMOBILE,
LIVE STOCK,
SURETY BONDS
Insurance
Only HtdlaWr Camp titles Represented
utllooSuil North moiil-h ill Mritl
Both Phonos 3C5.
MW4WHM
v
i
.j. PROFESSIONAL CARDS. .
.1. !
H-H-M- IM-Hi
Phynclans.
MILUS L. MOODY, M. D.
Practice Limited to
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
Glasses Fitted.
Office, West Lee Stieet, over Gra
ham Utotlieis' stole.
C. E. & WILL CANTRELL,
Physicians and Surgeons.
Offlcu ut Phjslclaus and Suigeous
Hospital.
Joe Becton. Edwin Decton,
BECTON &. BECTON,
Physicians and Surgeons.
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Racket Stole, vveit Bide square. IJoth
phones 123,
DR. GEORGE A. WELLS,
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Graduate of A. S- O., Klrksville, Mo.
Consultation and Examination Flee.
Phono connections.
OR. T. B. SPAULDING,
Physician.
Office West Side Squat u. Now phoue
170, at nlghL
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Physician and Surgeon.
nrflen nt Mnmn A- I.Yelirh'rt lltuir
Stoio. Residence South Houston St.
Old phoue 177.
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Dentists.
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Dentist.
Offlcu over Commercial National
Dank, Lt.e Stieet.
Attorneys.
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Attorneys-at-Law.
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Attorneys-at-Law,
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DENNETT &. JONES,
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corner of Bquure
WM. PIERSON,
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Practices In all the Courts. Offices
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EVANS & CARPENTER,
Attorneys at-Law,
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cord, block and stovo wood. II locks
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