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1M MUUKI
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v
I Mrs. Housekeeper,
Why taj lu Tour hot kltch. n
bafelnn bread, when we cm dt
liver on n loaf each day for
only 5 cent. Think about
this.
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C. CAMENISH. Prop.
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TEXAS TRACTION GO
"THE CONVENIENT WAY"
between
DALLAS,
McKINNEY,
SHERMAN.
DENISON,
And Intermediate points.
For Information call upon
any agent or uddress
JAS. P. QRIFFIN, G. P. A.,
Dallas, Texas.
M. R. FEWELL, A. G. P. A.
Dcnlson, Txas.
THE MORNING HERALD
DY E. W. HARRIS & SON.
L. A. CLARK, Associate Editor.
Entorcil nt tlio postofflie at CJreen-
vllle, Texas, as second-class mall
matter
Thursday, July 7, 1310.
WILL SOME ON.E EXPLAIN.
The Goriuan-Airoricnii Alliance In
state convention at San Antonio Tucs
day adopted resolutions favoring 0
B. Colquitt for goternor, leeltlng that
tho prtililbtttonlsm Intend, to elect a gov
ernor and leglslutuie who will adopt
a statutory prohibition Inw in ease
submission falls and calling upon all
antl-prohllinionlsls In Teas to .sup
port none hut. ilrst, stralghtoiit nnil
prohlbjllorilsts, and .second, sii-ilglu-out
antl-BiibinlssionlBts for goei inv
alid members of the legislature Now
this is strange The I'olndexlcr peo
Plo contend, first, lhat statutory pio
hlbltlon would be uneonstltuUoiin nnd
second, that should It bo ndoptod nil
our local option laws would be re
pealed. Will some ono please tell
us why these Herman anll-prohibltlou-ists,
irony of whom a-o prominent
and able lawyers, would fear and oji
poso statutory prohibition if It s un
constitutional nnd win they would on
poso It if the effort would bo to de
stroy our local option Inws, nnd dn
tlie very thing these nulls want open
the saloons In local option territory
These anils know what to fight and
where the danger lies. They are fieht
Ing against evoiy contingency With
them It Is a plain matter of busi
ness. While Polndexler spankers nre
denouncing Johnson and Ihose who
pupport Mm, these nnlls arc ,a'o
moving Jieavcn and earth to bring
about hlB defeat They know who Io
foar and are leaving nortilng undone
Yet prohibitionists continue to nrgn.
lhat prohibition by statute Is uneon
Ftltutlonal thus dividing our forces
nnd helping the saloon crowd..
Here are the resolutions referred
to os published ,l-tho Tori Worth
Itecord: ,
"Your committee on resolutions bee
have to report that after diligent e
aminstlon or tho resolullons hereby
evtrnds the greatest oonlldeitce tn ()
li Colquitt, believing In his compel
Micy to carry out the wishes or this
association hero lopiesciited We
ri-eommend therefore. Hint all mom
i ....,.-...... .
""'" ' " '-'e leiigno vote loi o
ii L'o'quitt ror goernor and A H
"""w" lor "ouienam governor"
The
oth-r resolution adopted fol
lows
'Problblilonlsts have linaded (he Ihose who favor reo lth their pa
Demneratlc party They have gained , ronage. Very truly
many followers and are seeking to ob
tain complete coimol or the paru In
order lo foiio prohibition down the
throat of tin- people with the help of
the Deirocrnlle paitv There is a
method In this, because they know
Hint Ihev can get lesufts only through
the dominating parly
"This r.ill tin.) expect to see the
fulllllin.iil i,f their wishes They
Impo to cl.ct a um.-riior and a major
li) or Hie h-eiMitiire on a piohlbltlon
lilalfolin The) aNo sec "UH-0P8B in
r-lglit for th.lr p,t project of a eoilBII
mtloiml ,i diK-iit Tln-y are pViiy
ing safi In the mont that submission
nidi dWi'-iimisly they sill l(ope to
fore. It on the people of Texas with
i-taiiKon pioh.bitlon with the tkKHlut
anre of a prohibition governor and
I. gislature
Vi' .mil prohibitionists nuut pre
vent the e'enloii of a piohlbltlon gin
ernor and must pieiunt the adoption
of a BubmihHliin platform by the Demw
crallc jiarly of Tiocus. We imsi, in
nddiilon. seek to have us many anil
prohlblilonlsis as possible lu tho Ihb
Isluture
"Although we may not win all alonn
Un- line, we iniibt, netertheleHs, con
e. nt'ale our ojtoiu upon the election
of an anil governor. This Is the ipohi
Pi easing business ut this time
' How can wo accomplish thin? OuK
b tbo partlclpatlou of all anils Io the
primary July 2.
' The Democrats are too domluan:
puity In Texns Tho party nomine
h practically elected Anane tUerc
fore who would have u say lu the
ehctloi, of governor uud lleuteimiu
governor must go to the primaries
"The question of submission nl
will be decided at tho urlmarle-1
Whosoever, therefore, would help li.
decide the question must vote at the "" mo Ereat ronoi. Anqinur ircin
nrimaries. The nolltlcal fRt .,f nm. , ' l,er ' my family uaed this excellent
... V . . 7. '
ii- in eanoiiiaies ior tue legisiami
i-, ui-cmuu ngm ueru. in oroer io at
sure jouiielf of art anil proulbltio i j
liglslaturo, ugala ilie injunctlo-i i
w,to in the jirlmarles.'
Fur these reason tile Mute eat'ii
... , , .
of tie (, tuian-Auiuricaii alliance, a-
.i' led in convention, urges nil mom
io u'cml llio Ucnxicrnllc p I
Hi'i Jiih 21 to olo for an mm
. nhiblttnn and antl submission candl
ihcy also planned to send to Austin
miAiiiB ueicgnnun io ngm again-.
piohlbltlon at the coming special se
Bion ol the legislature. It will ho
seen that they art) all going Into tbo
piliunties to Bght us on all pnrts of
tho ground. 'Why should wo not flgh,.
Hthern (he same way?
Tho Potudexler people get furiously
mad when his past record Is spoken
of and ret while Johnson has hlroaeli.
conducted his campaign on a IiIkIi
plane that Judge and his leading suj
porta hnro ("chnusled their vocnbii
larles In vilification and abuso of
Cone Johnson. Such hondllns as "The
Slimy Record of Cone Johnson" ap
pear in llrelr publications. Thoru la
nothing too scvoro for them to say or
too had for thoiu Io charge ngalnnt
loimson, nnd yet when tho past rec
ord of their man is shown up they
M't rurlouslv mad This piper would
be glad to ten the campaign conduit
ed ns becnnvis IntelllRont and patriot
jc puikciis fmo from all hlllernosa,
I'tit how can our friends on the other
aide epeet us to alt silent while Hie
man aiui principle no suppnil aro he
lug slandered and not nt least strike
nnok Wo propose. tn keep our head
and Io deal fnlr'y but at tho same
time we serve notice now tli.it il.
tlnio is past In tills county when the
people can be bullied and driven In
the supporters of any man ur set of
mou.
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds riled For Record In the Olfiee
of the County clerk,
(furnished by ICIncy Abstract Co)
n eus Died .Iul 5, HilO:
1 S Dunn and wife to 1 1. Klder,
lot In flreenvllle on N. Wesloy street
$13110 00.
R II. Williams and wife to W. P
Courtney. 2(1 acres of I, n Sanders
survey; (1000 00. S
I. I Klder and wiro to f, Seotl,
lot In Oropuvlllu on N. Wesley street
$1.100 00.
Alfred Morton el al by Sheriff to
it. l. Dial, lot In nreenllle on King
and T.Venl streolR; $100.00.
DeafncRo r.innMi u. .. i
.Li, ,'"" rn"""f' -lB """ ean""t
' ' '.'""--aK-d portion or the
ear Iheiu Is only one waj to cuie
iWornwa, nnd lhat l.i n constitution
nl remedies. IV.irness Is caused by
an liuiniiied cnudltioii or tlio imieon.
......,, ,,, l.lisi.-irlll;,,, t,1k, W1
ifiis tubfi Is inllumed am ,nv
ummins b.hui.I , ln-.perrert bearlnR
..... ...... ,, , UI(,,y p,0St., I,,,,,-
toss Is the result, uuil unlesn the In
lnmmatl.m ,nn i,e i.iKom out nn-l
;?,.,'";" 'i;8,"ri:'.1..1" ,i. nnai ...
"'" ink win lie ilestrojed ror-
eei; nine i.i.-s out of it. a ,.
...r,.-!, uy uninnii, nhicli Is nuthiiiK
"in .hi IIHI.UI1W coiidlilon of the mi
cons hiii rates.
fj'n,."1 Blvo,0n" Hundred Dollar
ror nny case or nearness (caused bv
tiUiiiihi that cannot bo cuiod bj
Halls Uatnuli Cure Send Tor cii-
nlais Tree: r. j. CHUNi-Iv & CO
Sold by nruBBht.. 7.1c To,eUo-"-
stlpauon"""'8 ram"y VU,a for c
I have sold my Insurance business
and tho entire good will of the same
to J. II. Van Anilmriri, u v.. ...
.w uu. me
facilities tmd oxperiutace nocCBsary
tO ens-j, t,0 lmsue3a tQ thB gatll
faction of tho insuring public,
TliunhliiR my jiatrons Tor the fa
orB thoy havo shown me, I kindly
ask that thoy now lot II r. Van Am
burgh renew tohlr expiring policies:
and I benioalt for him a liberal share
of llio now business,
I 1 am, very truly,
! G-ai.-lO. j. jr. TISDAU
As shown by tlio foregolug notlco
t navo purchased the J. M. Tisdal
Insurance Agency, and shall contliuu
...
j mo same on the North side of the
, Public Square.
i , shall onnro n0 ,., , ,., ,
, of nny buslneas ontruated to mo, hay
ing In view, nlnnis. the Intorostn of
J II. VAN
Phono connections
AMBURQII.
7-1
Saved nt Death's Door.
The door of deatli seemed icady
io open lor .Murray W Ajers, of
iniuslt lli-ldge, N Y. when ins life
was -wonderfully s.ned "I was n a
dreudfiil condition." ho writes, ' my
skin was nlinost yellow, oes sunk
en; tongue mul-M; enviclated from
losing 10 pounds. Kriittliig weaker
dallv. Virulent liver tumble pulling
mo iiown in lU-uiii in spno or iloi'lurs
Then Hint mitehlegi muilli iiu, ICIi-c
trie llllleis-(uied m.-. I nic.iln.9il
the 40 pounds IohI and now mil wall
aim Biroug" roi an stomach, llvei
and kidney tioubles tho'ro supreme
50c at all druggists'.
See Nix, the Wood Man.
R B Nix itlll wlls ord, heater,
itovewood and eo-il 8lnewood $2 50
por rlek, heater $2 00, cord wood $3.Cu
pel coid on contract New phone 341
AN8WERS EVERY CALL.
Greenville People Have round That
This Is True,
A rold, a slruiii, a sudden wrench
A lilllo muse may hint llio Mduejb
Mpeus or baeliai be often follow,
Or nino Irroxiiliirlt) of lliu urine
A eerlalii r edy fo- such attacks,
A niodlrino that answers overy call
Is Doau's Kidney PJ1U, n true spe
clflc.
Many Creenvllle people ruly on II.
Hero Is Clroouvllle pioof.
Mrs. T. J. l.luohau. of Oreenvlllo,
Toxiis, bajs: "I nihi used Doau'a Kid
ney Pills about luo e.iis ago. For
hoiii" time I was greatly annoyed by
biuikuche. Whenever 1 ennir.-ieie.i n
cold, It suttled In my kidneys and at
such times the nasani-mi or iim i.-i,t
I nev HAerullnn luunm,. in ,F....n..t
noaji' Kidney Pills, procured ft oiii
Ford & 'Pennington' Drug Store,
f o
u therefore, give me plemuro to
recoxninenu it
for sale by all dealers. Prlco E9
cents. Koslor-illlhurn Co, Diirfiilo,
'u Vo,k' go,B aK,ll tor lf"Hl
,,,. . ., ,, . .1
Ileuwmber (he name Doan nnd
jgo no otliar j
I ss
35S5SKtaikiar5XCT555saazsgr
i W w wSXn raPdSI all UFal
Tho XClMil Yon Havo Al-wiys Bought, nnil which Ims been
iu iiso for over 00 j cars, lins homo llio nlrnntnro of
jmi untllins liccninmlo'ititlcr Ills pnr-
Jy7-z Honal (itiiicrvlsloik sinco Its Infniicy.
WfyTX7-UCA4ii Allow no ono toilccolvoyotl In tills.
All Counterfeits, Imtaitloii!) .iiiilJHst-H.Bi,oilnro lmt
i:ioi'tiii(.'tits tliut, (t llio vltl. tint. cihIiuiitit tho JiniHh of
Inuuits nnd Clilldnsn Kxpc-lcuco nj!nlwst Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Cnstnrln Is a harmless s-il)tltulo for Castor Oil, lnro
Korlc, Props nun Soollilnir Syrups, it Is IMcnwutt. It
contitliiH nnlllM-r Opium, JNorphlno nor otlicr Nnrcotlo
Milistnticc. IMtiifols ItOKiiinmtcc. J t destroys "Worm
nnd nllins l'i-v-i Minrss. It cures Dlurrlio-a and AVIntl
Colic. It roll.-voTi 'lVitlilnff TrotililPM, rurr.s Constjiuttlon
nnil Flatulency. H nsslmlli les tlio rood, roBidntcs tho
Hloinnrh nnil l'oeN, uhin:r lii-allliy and natural Mccp.
Xho Chi'uSren'J l'aiiacoa-'l'lio Blotlicr's .Vricnd.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
Bcurs the
!!fV J
srf
f sP
M? jpTOTJ v
The Kill You Ha?o Always Bonglit
in Uses For Over 30 Years.
r CiHtu n tourtN
RAILROAD TIME TADLE.
(This time card is printed lor the
Information of the public. Its cor
rectness Is not guarantied by tho
publishers of thlB paper.)
MISSOURI, KANSAS i TEXAS,
Dallas Division.
Northbound
No.C l'ler
No 202
No. 10 Limited
No.201
Southbound
Nu. 203
No. 9 Limited
N0.2UL ,
No. 0 riyer
Leaves
10:20 a.m.
1:20 p.m.
9: 15 p in.
11:05 p.m.
H: ID a m
7: 13 a.m.
3:55 p.m
U:30p.m
Shreveport Division.
Knstbouud Leaves
No. 222 1 0 : 3u .1 in.
No. as l 11:10pm
Westbound Arrivua
No 223 5:ir,a.ui
No. 221 3: 10 p.m
Mlneob Division.
Southbound Ix;avo8
No. 737 D.illy ex Sunday.. 7:00a.m.
No 207 4 : 15 p iu,
Northbound Ariivea
No 203 9.20n.m.
No. 73S Daily ex. Sunday... 5:1D p.m.
McKlnney Branch.
Westbouud Leave
No. 2C1 10:25 a iu.
No 735 Dally ox, Sunday. .lltlSn.m.
nastbniiud Arrives
No. 730 Dally ex. Sunday. ,10:05a m.
No 202 ,.. 4:05p.m.
TEXA3 MIDLAND.
Southbound
No. 1 Mull and Kxpress...
No. 5 Lone Slar Limited..
Northbound
No C I.uno Slur Limited..
No. 2 Mall and Kxprosa...
Leaves
7:5Sn m.
0:00pm.
9:15 a.m.
7:35 p.m.
COTTON BELT.
Westbound I.enyes
No. 101 3:38 a.m.
No 103 3:07p.m.
Kistbound
No.102 1:17n.m.
No 101 , 12:3Spm
When the Ktonricli falls lo peiform
its functions, the bowels become d
ranged, the liver nnd The hljlne.vs con
gested causing nuineioiii illno.ians.
The Ktoirach and liver must be re
Hloied io a heallliy (oudillnii mid
eii.uuboi Iain's Htomach and Liver
Tablets can be depended, upon lo do
H lias) to take ami most effective
Sold by MiOaiigho) Urns and all
druggists
A Wrjtched Mistake
tn nuduio tho HcIiIiik, painful ills
Irons of Piles There's no need to
Listen: "I suffeied much from Piles, "
wrueH win a .Mnr.n, of ssilei t Itv,
N C, "till 1 gnl a l.o of lliirklou'B
Arnica Sa vo, and was soon euied"
Hums, Iloils, llb-nrs. Fever Soie-., 1
rema, Cuts, Chipped Hinds, Chilli
laltiR, vanish boforo It. 2Cc ut all
diugglsts
Soreness or llio inttsr'es, whether
Induced by violent oxereli-e nr Injury,
Is (illicitly lelleved hv tho fieo iippll
I'lillnn of Chanibei Iain's Ltnliivnt
This liniment Is (quills valuable for
miisculai iliouuiitlsm. and nhvivs uf
fords quick lellef Sold by Mi (Inn
ghey Drod and all diugglsiH
Read This.
If you inn troubled Willi au Kid
noy, bladdei or rheumatic Iroiibli
von will llud 00 davs tieii'luieiit n
$1 00 bottle of Hull's TexiiH Wonder
and Beldoiii one bottle falls lo euiti
Send for lusllmnululs l)r 10 W Hull.
itC'O Olive Sliect. St liills, Mo Sold
by diuitglsls.
-
Teetlililg clilldren havo mole 01
less dl.iriliooa, which k-an bo con
Holb'd by giving Chamliorlaln's Coll.',
Cholera and Diarrhoea Itemed) All
Hint is uecesiiary is to give tint pie
ri.i ili (1 dose after osih operation of
the bowels mine than unlmal nnd
then castor oil to cluuusu the s.vsleia.
It Is safu ami sure Sold by .Moduli
gliey Ilros nnd all druggists
Cliamberlaln's Slniiiarh and Livor
Tablets gently stliuulaln lliu liver
nnd bowels to expel polHouous mat
ter. cloanso the system, euie innsll
nation mid slclc headueho Hold by
McClaughoy llrus. and all ilriiBulHtt.
For Governor.
You can .vole for tlio man you
think boat, but for cleaning mid press
ing we would like lo havo you plinua
us for Information. I'honea 43.
7-7 III) WILLIAMS.
floykln has Ihe bust Hue of lawn
inoyveis in the ell), ranging lu price
liuiii f , .iu ill fl.uu.
.... . Krt . c.u ,n -
You can t;i't your haruoss or sad-
illo repaired, wnsheil sud oiled nt
Hoy kin's 1 1 aul ware Slore.
Classes correctly fitted to the oie.
leiuos giound uud made while you
wan nr. .vi. neKovv, uptlclan.
Flmt-cla engraving at the lowoit
Icon In town. T. P. Flalg.
prlcea
33
Signature of
if a
- UsCCtetK
I-
PROFESSIONAL CAP.DS.
Physicians.
MIUUS L. MOODY, M. D.
Practice Limited to
EYE, CAfl, NOSE AND THROAT.
Glasses Fitted.
OlTlu', West Lee titieet, oer Ura
ham lliuibeis buru.
C E. & WILL CANTHELL,
Phyaiciang nnd SurQeont.
OUicn ui 1'lijbiclana ami Suiuuus
iloopiml.
Joe Ueclon. Edwin Bccton.
UCCTON &. DECTON,
PllysicUiiu and Suigeons.
Olllcu upuuiiv oter Aictiiu .Mori la
ILicitet Stole, uu.it side uiiu.iru. Uolb
pliu ics JJ3.
DR. GEORGE A. WELLS,
OSTEOPATH.
Graduate of A. s. O., Kirksville, Mo
Coiiauliaiiun and Uxauiluullou 1'iee
I'lionu tuuutciluus.
DH. T. 0. SPAULDING,
Phybiciaji.
OlIRu WeoL Side tiijuaiu. New phono
170 at lilKUL
J. H. FRENCH,
Physician rj'i Surceon,
Otficu ut .Mooiu i; l-'i euch's Drug
aioio. Jlusid'jucu tjuulh. llouituu St
Old pUone lii.
E. T. SPEAKE3, M. D.
1'liyslclan and Surgeon.
Ulueiivillu, 'lexub.
Ileuideuce 1 bone No. 511. Office
0. W. Ileus Ding Sfoiu.
W. C. MOODY, M. D.
Phybician and Surgeon.
Ofiice upuilis over tho Uuall Hard
nuiu and luiplemuut Compauy Store
Phone Louiiectloiiii.
Dcntlstc.
SAM G. DUFF.
Dentist,
Ufflco over Commercial
tlauk, la e Stieel.
Nutlouul
Attorneys.
SHERHILL, MULKEY & HAMILTON
Attorneys-at-Law.
Offices at Qreei.villo and Cminrcc
Ueo S. Perkins. Morris 11, Ilnrrull
PERKINS a. HAHRELL,
Attorneys at-Law.
Offlie over (irueiivlllu National Hi
changu Uauk, lloouis I uud 2.
L'd, II, iluuiielt. J, T, Jones
BENNETT 4 JONES,
Attornsys-at-Law.
OITico la Suylo bulldlug, uortheasi
Lurner of squuro.
WM. PIER50N,
Attoriiey-at-LBW.
Practices In all the Courts. Offloet
ui Si-hilf IJiiliniuK over It. N White
Store.
U Kvarm J. u Cnrpenlar
LVANB & CAIIPENTEH,
Attorntyn-at-Law.
Dftiee lu coaiiMirclnl Wutloual Hani
A Wild Blliard Raglnfj
bilnga ilangei, sulferlng oflen death
In lliiiiLiiuidH, who take colds
uiugliH and lutiilppe that tenor of
Wliiier and Spring tg danger sis
nuiu xie 'KiurT.d up," noBtrlls, lowei
part oi nose sore, chills ami fever
pain in back of head, and a throat
Slipping cough. When (iilp attack,
as oii value your life, don't ileki)
ku.uhb , iviiigs rvuw Dseoverv
Une bottle euied me," vvriles A, U
uilli, of pine Vullev. Ml ",.
being 'laid up" ihreu weeks -with
tiilp por Hue lungs, Houiorrhagea,
oiisIik, colds. Whooping Cough,
llniiiehltls, Astliinn, lis supremo. r.Oc
$luo (liiaruilleod by nil diugglsts.
Tho world's must uccoful meill
clnu for bowel euir.pl.iliit Is Chain
berlaln's Oollc, Cliolon and Dial
ilioca llemdy It Ims lo'.leved morn
pain uud suiTuiiuu nmi hh..,i ,,rn
lives than any otlmr medicine In use
luvaluablo for children uud adults
Hold by MiUlluuhel Hioh nnd nil
druggllFs
Makinp Life bafer.
nverywheie lifo I . fcellig made
inoie safe llnoujjh (ho vvotk of Dr
King's New l.lfo P1IU In Consllnu
Hon, lllllousnua. nysnoiisL-i. liidlirs
tlou. Uver trouble, Kidney l)lone
.mil uovvoi lllioruor. TlioVro oasv.
but suru. find noifecllv build uu the
liualtli, JBo nt all druggists.
Try ir
on your next watch oi
(lock job
,ruT p Flalir
pnto. i. i j-iaig
I trv to please Lowest
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United States Depository :
F. J. PHILLIPS, President. H. W. WILLIAM8, Cashier, ',
JAS, ARMI8TEAD, V.-Pres. W. A. WILLIAMS, JR., At. Cash
0E0, S. PERKINS, V-Pres, J. W. DIRDSONQ, Asst. Cash.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
Greenville National
Exchange Bank
OF GREENVILLE, TEXAS,
MADE TO THE COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS, JUNE 30, 1910.
RESOURCCS,
Loans and Discounts $C23 C23 3S
United Stales nnd Othor llondn 1D9 972 GO
Hanking House, rurnlturo nnd rixturcs 22 9C0 03
Cash, Hxclintigo and Demand Loans 321 302 90
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital , $200 000 00
Surplus ami Undhlded Prntlts 00 319 2S
Clicnlallon .,... 187 100 00
Depoilts "729 r,00 If.
Total
We certify this Dtnlcment
P.
II.
F. J. Phillips,
Gso. S. Perklm,
Jaa. Armlstead,
J. M. B ykln,
J. B. Clayton,
A. Q. Lantznester,
T. R. East,
E, P. Bccton,
O. T. Graham,
L. A. Clark,
:-!x.
Summer Rates
VIA THE
To the Old Slates, Pacific
Coast, Colorado, Mexico, Cana
da, all Siiiiiinor Ile-iortH, New
York, Boston, Cincinnati, Loul'i
vlllo, Chicago. St Louis, Moni
phls, Chattanooga, Washington
ami niiiueious other points. Old
Slate and Coloiado tlckots do
not have to be validated (or ro
turn, thoy are cheaper via thu
Cotton Ilelt through Memphis
TEXAS POINTS.
All Coast rcsoits on sale -y
each Trlday ono fare plus y.
$1.00 for thu round trip, good X
ten days. y
!
IR.F.P0YNOR.C.LA.
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250 W. Lee St. Doth Phones.
"'-0.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Representative, No. 1: ,
U. R VAUUIIAN.
J. R NICHOLS.
I'or Representative, No. 2:
KDWAltD P. MANOUM.
For District Attorney, bth District:, '
CLYDI0 SWliUTON
t'or Sheriff:
W. NATT AHKOLD.
SAJ1 J. ItOSS.
S. J MASUN.
CDCIL P. h'ln.TY. "
Tor County Judge: .'
(ilCUKCi; II HALL
11. O. NORWOOD,
l-'or County Attorney;
T W. (WAD) THOMPSON'.
A. It NICHOLSON.
N. B. 1'EAK. i
J V. (PITT) COPKLAND. .
For Tax Collector: i
KLI.1S 1I1UDSONO.
For County Clork: , u
SID L. ARNOLD , ..
JOK i: JOHNSTON.
J V. DARNELL.
PROP. CIIAItLUS WUENN.
W. J. CASCY.
For County Superintendent:
JAM12S II. BUCHANAN. j.
PROF. HDNIIY SWIFT. T
For District Clork:
JOD H. SXHTII. ,
Tor Tax Assessor: ,
J. J. (JIM) DAHNDLU
D. L. ALDXANDDIl. I
UILIIKHT SIUPP. l -
W. M. HCNIiY.
Al A. CHASTAIN.
For County Troasuror:
I'ltANIC P. WOOD.
For Commissioner, Diat. No,
i,
I
1:
JOHN A. STON1!. I
For Commissioner, Dlst. No. 2: J
HUdll MINTON.
Tor Commissioner, Dlst. No. 3: I
1). B. (DUD) lSNQIJai!. l
S. P, (.PI.I1A3) COWAN.
For Justice of tho Pence, Pro. No.
ALllfiRT F. MASON.
I'or Constable, Precinct No. 1: I
WILL GTUCHN.
II. H. (DOB) HAWKINS.
WII.I5Y 13. SMITH.
Tot Public Wulgher, Precinct No.
1-J
1-J
JOHN II FRANKLIN
II. K. (UOll) SPUADLINO
For Calrman Executive Commltteor
F II HOIITON.
Ellard's Wood Yard.
ttanu.es an mou. oi ry wu.,
....J I.IaM, nii.1 atnt i Anil niAJtrtJf .
(llu, .Ul. a.,.. ..w. . '""
IU per tick, sieve vvoou .. i.
tick. I Elvo prompt delivery. Phone-
Bomuwesiuru (.., nm - "
tVlkird the wood man.
tf.
. , , i , .i i;., f
1 have catalogues from tho largent
lewelry houses Will order you an) j
tiling In tho Jewelry line for loss
monuy Ihan )ou havo to pay lu the)
lewelry stores T P. I'lnlg. j
,ciouus raaue vvneii jou can get iheiu
You should not fall .to romo uud see j jaido right here at home by Fred
ZS$4rhl Just a. cheap and you cun
llcskovv. Optician. BW 'ueln while they are being made
- '
ur. u. ii.-vvauuie .spociaiisi, eye
ccr, nose and throat
Opors House Illock.
Qlaaa- llttej
Get jour harness repaired at J, M
I Boykln's. , ji
:x:M - ::,5'"::
s
$1 17C 925 43
1 170 925 43
la correct.
.1. PHILLIPS, President.
V. WILLIAMS, Cashier.
DIRECTORY:
A. F. Rlchter, H. W. Williams,
Mrs. W. A. Williams,
M, M. Arnold,
C. B. Jones,
W. B. Wise.
Drvigs,
Soda Water
Cigas, Etc.
AT
French & Moore's
Sic
Our Ad In
Your Hand
Is a safe guldo where to buy WALL
PAPER, PAINTS and GLASS. You
can always depend on finding here
llio largest assortment at tho moit
reaBonnblo prices. Duy here and sat-
Isfactlon Is a certainty.
Oeefeh Wall
iompan
241 West Lee Street.
SfiSI Selling
A
To Texan Coast Resorts July 8, ID,
22 nnd 20 at low- rales, .good ten
days. Also to points north, east and
west, good until Oct. 3lBt.
To Grand Sallno account W. O W
District meetliT Inly 13 and II
'lo Austin, Foit Woith, Dallas and
other points.
REMEMBER
Wii have dliect connection to Mln
ural Wells and Marlln overy morning,
leaving C.ioenvlllo at 7:58 o'clock.
Phono us your vtanU.
R, E. Hewitt, Agent
F. B. MCKAY, G. P. A,
Mr. Clio Gee. tbo popular dispenser
'
ims. again nssumeil charge of tho
,,,, ,..,.,,.. ... .,,,. n.,lrnln
!, 1(rqnipt( u)urtrola trenlIC.lH alld
1 10 dollcioua new drinks whlcli be
will dlspoiuo will greatly plcanu the
regular patrons; also win many now
t0 wk ,;
-.
. 0Vfl H pferercne,.
Wn? 0& t0 ba rur Sprlnii
I am there la no chance of your suit
iM mado wrong or out of stylo
Coal, Alfalfa and pralro hay, baled
shucks, ear corn, Alfalfa meal. Phone
II Weathers Oralrt Co., South St.
John Struct
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Paper
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THE PEOPLE'S DEPOSITORY
W. H. BUSH, President, P, A. N0RRI8, Vlea Pres, 1$
JNO. L. LOVEJOV, Vice Pres., L. N. DVRD,. Active Vies Prss. Y-
8. D. BR00K8, Cathlsr. . T
8TATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
FIRST
NATIONAL.
BANK
OF GREENVILLE, TEXAS, .
MADE TO THE COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY AT THE
CLOSE OF DUSINES3, JUNE 30, 1910.
RESOURCES.
Loans and Discounts..' $551 9D" 29
United States Ilond and Premiums ICC 000 00
rurnlture, Fixtures and Real Kstate G 496 10
Cash and Exchange $182 219 38
Demand Loaus 12U 913 47 312 102 85
Total ' $1 028 .C5C 2l
LIABILITIES.
Capital
Surplus and Profits.
Circulation
Ullls Pnyablo
Deposits
Total V 028 C5
The nbow statement la correct.
8. 11. UflOOlCS, CaBbler.
X DlRECTORB:
? W H BUSH. DR. CHAS. T. KENNEDY,
A .MRS V A KINO, H. D. WADDLE.
5- nSr.XnT. SAYLE. S. B. BROOKS,
? P. A. NORR1S,
JNO. L. LOVEJOY,
i M. A. JOY,
i'llvH
PIPI 1
A FEW MILES FROM CHICAGO UP AMONG
THE WISCONSIN LAKES YOU'LL FIND THE
IDEAL PLACE FOR THAT SUMMER TRIP.
mjgsjj
FOR INFORMATION
AGENT OR WRITE,
C. W. Strain;,
G. P.
W.T.Monroe
PLUMBER
Steam and Gas Fitter,
itrmtrtttrmtiittttttttwttuimwmtin'j
Weathers Grain Go.
HA.VK
ALFALFA AND ltt
PRAIRIE HAV
FEED AND COAL
Olllce and Warehouses on
St. John Street, Opposite
Hardwood Factory.
Both Phones -d.
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Insurance
J. Fire, Automobile, Tcrnado,
J. Live Stock, Plate Class, Accl-
J- dent Suiety Bonds represent-
V Ing tho Best Companies only.
B. O. Wylie & Co ,
? Phone No, -192, J;
Y
Office over First National bauk
H, A8HBURN, MANAQER.
.
Tho Freihneis of Flavor.
Tho perfectly blcudad flavor of
Maple cream soda makes It ono of
tbo popular drinks of the season, at
McKaln's Pharmacy,
Your watch repaired for less money
than llie big store with big expense
T. P. Fiaig.
- m
Dr. D, It. Waddle, specialist, eye,
ear, nose nnd throat. Glasses fitted.
Opera House nlock.
Glassos correctly fitted to the eye,
lenses ground and made while you'
wait. Dr. SI, Beskow, Optician.
.$100 000 09
. 20 288 22
1G0 000 00
, CO 000 00
,. 052 308 02
S'nSlui 2
S. B. PERKIN3, . A
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- M &
SEE TEXAS MIDLAND
A.. FT. WORTH.
vw
XK-KX-M-C-J
Fish and
Oysters
Received
Fresh Daily
W.H. Wilkins Market I
i
t ?
Kor
-M-WeMx-
Frank Wolfe
TRANBFER
and
8T0R.ACH,
Office at Model Pressing Prlor.
Y Old phone 37U New phone 28X
c-c--K--M--:M.-c-6--froe
Protect four Property
I represent Leading Companies
and am prepared to write
Fire, Tornado
and Plate Glass
Insurance.
R. ML Chapman
OITIce aee'a Drug Store.
Telephone Connections.
- House
VETERINARY
SURGEON and
DENTIST.
GREENVILLE. TEXAS.
Undergraduate CJrand Rapids Vetef
Inary College of lllcblcaa.
i
B, H. Patterson
Piano Tuner
Artistic Tu.ilng, llepalrlng and IIb
bulldlng, cas Unlshlng and polish
ing. Fifteen years experience. Ask
tor
CITY REFERENCES.
Old Phone 61J. New Phone 1222.
ALL WORK GUARANTEED,
ftesldence South Btonswill BUW.
Mrs. E. M. Taylor
Public Stenographer.
Offlc with
lUmllto.
SherrllL Uulkey v
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