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Why star In jour hot kitchen
baking bread, when we can do !
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liver you a lonf each, day, for
only t cents Think about this.
MSI END STEAM BAKERY 1
C. CAMENISH, Prop.
W-VXK-X-vV-SK-M
TEXAS TRACTION GO
"THE CONVENIENT WAY"
betweon
DALLAS,
MeKINNEY,
SHERMAN,
DENISON,
And Intermediate points.
For Information call upon nny
agent or address,
JAS. P. QR1FFIN, Q. P. A.,
Dallas, Texas.
M. R. FEW ELL, A. G. P. A.
Sherman, Texas.
THE MORNING liEIULD
BY E. W. HARRIS &. SON.
filtered at the postotflce at Qroon
rlllo, Texas, as second-class mall
matter.
Tuesday .Sept. 28, 1910.
WORK DONE SQUARELY.
The longer on this earth no Ilo
And weigh tho various qualities of
men,
Tho more we feel the high, stern
featured beauty
Of plain dctotedness to duty.
Steadfast and siill ,uor paid Iwjth
mortal praise,
But Hading amplest recompense
For life's unguarded expense
In work dunu squnielj and unwanted
day.
James Husscll Lunoll.
THE SLEEPER AND THE NIGHT-INGALE.
The bighost court of appeal In thu
Austrian omptru has Just decided
that tho song of a nightingale is not
u nuisance. To tender this decision it
bad to overturn the judgments of nil
tho loner couits, as well as of the
government of Scyrla and of tho min
Istry of tho interior.
A mau united Huinzel kept a night
ingalo In a cage, nud when the moun
was shining at night he hung tho cage
outside his window. A neighbor coal
plained to tho polko that tho bird's
song disturbed his sluiubcis. The
municipality ordered tho owner to
keep his bird Inside, and tho courts
all upheld tho municipality until tha
case reached tho ory highest court.
One wonders at tho decisions if
tho courts that woio willing to pro
tect a man against the uatio imisle
of tho nightingale's song Most nf
all one wonders at tho nan who was
oftendod by tho fcound of a itlglitlu
ga'e's voice.
In ono of tho Greek tragedlon a
matricide who Is confined in Jail b-sgs
them to kill tho birds outside his window-
because they aro always accus
ing him of bailuE killed his moth-,
and many a human nightingale we
call thorn poets ha3 been slain be
cause his song onnded the men who
wantod to sleep. In "Chanticler" tha
toads hate tho nightingale. Many I
tliro men "bale planned and planned,
till they killed tho bird with the
sweetest song that was ever heard."'
The slumberors, tho sluggards not
only resent tho rail of the cook to
the dawn, but even tho song of tha
nightingale to the moonlight, Who
would caro for tho stroke of the night.
Itigale's oiec, beating tho moon mel
lowed night into music, when he might
be snoring and dioumlng of real
things, such as aausagi-s and boer.
Mocking birds and nightingales and
pale moonbean-e and silver clouds
thrown like a lace mantilla across the
sky face of tho virgin moon, and dee-i
distances of dusty blue where the
many-colored stars bum out, out up
on such nonsense and let the tlrd
man snore until the garish da dawn
and all tho artificial noises begin.
Ab, there Is music for you! Tho
tramp of draft borseB and heavy mo),
hlo of wheals, the clangor of hammer
upon steel and Iron and the tippling
noto of tho saw, tho scratching -if
pens and countless typewriters
tbqro Is music, if jou will; but the
nightingale or a poet, they hic mils
ancos, Inded; a)l tho courts say 10
except ,of course, the supremo court
Uxchanga.
PETERING OUT,
Crash, smash, rushing, gushing,
camo the oil tide up the hundreds at
feet of pining flush with tho surface;
then, rising for fifty foot Into the itlr
In ul oily torrent, bpnuting at the rati
of hundreds of burit-U a day a gush
er. A few woelcs later a rusty pipe pro
jecting above the surface, 140 flow, no
gushing out of petroleum, and not
eion a cap on tho pipe. If, curiosity-
smitten, you should chance to look
down the rusty pipe you would sen
an oily scum on stagnant salt wat.
The gusher has petered out.
Flash, crush, a blast of djnamUtf'
against a took wall In n tunnel bored
through a irountnlti, then Against th
face of the mck a stain of color, a
thread of oro, heavy metal niuld the
quartz. The miners are first awed,
then gleeful. An ore vein Is iineov-j
ered. ' '
An Interval of a few wwks and tho
flash of the dynamite Is not seen, the
picks are not tapping at the tock face
at the end nf the tunnel, there are no
minors there, tho tunnel is n cul-do-sac
that ends In a blank wall, tho quarts'
vein has pinched to nothing. Tin'
(.old was only In a pocket; It has pet
creO ouL I
Bntlmslasm, llrcworks, skyrookcts,
oratory, oaglo screaming, muckraking,
hysteria, while ribbons, marching
children, liurrah, good goornmcn(V
"turn the rascals out!" a reform
wavol
After a few months, lassitude, coU
onthuslasm, sogey skyrocket sticks,
pulpy wads of colored paper all that
Is left of Roman candles, ribbons off,
saloons busy, officers winking at the
inform laws, pronchers discouraged
Tho reform wao has petered out.
Kcneaux rlchoa, automobiles, wine
suppers spendthrift companions, flash,
dash, splash, actresses, loud clothe3,
sporting papers, sporting innnnerj,
tporty talk, stud pokir, roulette, pitch,
26-cent cigars,' champagne, cocktnls,
hlehlmlK sloe gin ltoos, Saratoga
sours, a wide swath, boon compan
ions a Jolly good fellow.
Pockets enlptv, songs hushed, saw
dust and corks, friends that saunter
away, mined health, soured disposi
tion, desperate expedients to get mon
ey ,a raised chock or a forged nnni",
Jail, stripes, remorse, solitude Just
a sport that has petered out.
Notoriety, gatidincss, easy monej
hysterical enthusiasms geM-lch-quIck
schemes, gamblers' gains, puppy love,
drunkard's bliss, spendthrift's coin,
sport's progress bow giddy and grand
and impressive they all scorn. They
are open to this objection, however
thoy ptter out.
Preparation, study, education, toll,
patient learning, deep foundation, af-
lection based on charactor, respect
baBod on achievement, money honest
ly earned, work carefully dono, sano,
fair, common sonso laws rratters of
this kind are not spectacular, but
they have a vlrtuo and a value. They
do not petor out. Houston Chronicle
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Filed For Record In the Office
of the County Clerk.
(I'liinlBhed by tho Klncy Abstract Co)
Deeds Wed Sept. 23, 1910:
A. L. Curler and wife to J. M. Pet
erson, 01 acres of S. P. Heath survey;
$000.00.
J. M. Peterson and wifo to A. J..
Conor, Cl acres of S. P. Heath suney
suuu.uu.
J& P. I'oterson and wifo to W. H.
Davis, 2S acrest of S. P. Heath survey
$fl- 00.
A. M. Deniran to Martin Denmai,
18 ncros or S. P. Heath survey; $222.
I-saiah Meel; to J. H. V. Penman. (!1
acres of ri. P. Heath survey: S300.0D.
C E. .Craycroft to J. T. Jones, lota
1 ana 2 n block No. 13 College Pari
addition to Wolfo City: S2.ri00.
S 13. Tlppltl to Jou! Simmons, lots
1 and 2 In block No. 13 College Pail
addition to Wolfe City: $100.00.
Joel Simmons to I) a. Hughes, lots
1 and in block Nu. 13 College Park
nuuitlon to Wolfe Cltj; $100 00.
11. J. Sheriff and wife to A. M. Den
man, 2 tracts of John Border and S.
P. Heath surveys; $3100.00.
J. H. V. Dennian to Lorn Tapp, 01
acies of S. P. Heath survey; $000.00.
l-ura. 1 npji and wlf6 to J. H. p. Den
man, Cl acres ot S. P. Heath sunoj;
Itou.oo.
U 11. Williams and wife tu Lama
Ihompson, lot 10 In block No 7 Cor
dell's addition to tiieemille; I2U0.0U.
T. P. Da to J. n. l Donniun, 1SV4
acres of S. p. Heath survey, $127.50.
I' 13. lliiKhos to W. 13. Jluchou mi.t
wife, lots 1 and 2 In block No. 1:1 Cl.
lego Paik addition to Wolfo City;
1 uo.uo.
W A. Gray and wife to J. H. Tm
tracts of O. O. Woodman and II. Ivock
ban siinejs, $15,200.00.
11. Tt Golden and wifo by sheriff to v,
M. Dunn et til, C'i acies of J. C. Sni.
dler survey; $300.00.
C. I). Hart and wifo tn w. 1 ttnnh
lot in dreemlllo. on Clool.inii s,iro,,t.
$700.00.
J. T Jackson et al to James l..in,l
3'V4 acres of John linn uirr.,,
$175.00.
James Iinds and wife in t T tni.
son et nl 1S1 51 acres or.lohn Hart sur
vey; $!iu75.00.
J T. Juckson et al tn Jnn'm ijimi.
tracis of lien Anderson and I,. W.
Moore su-vejaj $5703.10.
W. J. Shopherd and wlfn in n
lliooks, part of block No. 23 0. T. P.
CJreenvllfo; $3300.00.
I. P. Sockwell and w-lfo tn r v
Hyrd, lot 7 In block Nn. 1: n n- V
Oreenvlllo; $G000.OO
Ieod8 illed SopL 21, 1910:
H U Holler et nl to M. n linrt
'K acres of J. W. Sprimsher suneyj"
ou,uu.
J- II. Foster ut al to A. Tt rnr
Ul acres of J. n. itniw.v ,,r..,..'
JfiSGrtOO.
VI A Shelton and wifo in n 11 t,.
ncr, Jot S In block No, 3 Terrell ad
dltionto Qiilnlaii; $210.00.
Ueo. Kdwards and wlfn in r v
Payne, lots i. 5 and c In block No. I
Wosi mil addition to Groemlllo; $250
, R. L. Conder and wifo to J. I
Chumbllg, $c 37 acres of John Warren
survey; $1780.00.
C. J. Harnard and wlf to V. I,
Wright, 2 tracts of Jullett Pnrtnr nn,l
Jmnes Moore surveys; $7o00 0p.
QUICK COTTON SHIPMENT,
KMy Makes Record Time From Green
vllle to Galveston,
A roceut Uuo of tho ailnntn.i
News contalus the followlnf "Ai-
cording to the cotton men of Galveb
ton, the leoord for sneed in transixir.
tatlm to date, during the p-esent sea
son, lies wltli the Kjjty Hues. When
the steaUMtlllp Alinunlan.cluared from
Galveston at noon'-ffimraday lio car
ried la lier hold 200 bales or rottnn
that had boon lying on the lottou plat
form, in (Iroenvllle, Hunt County, in
Norih Texas, at noon 011 the 20th. Tin
lottou left Orouiivlllo In four cars at
lii: 15 p. in 011 Sept. 20, consigned in
George TJobum. & Co. In Gahuslnn
and hound for Liverpool. Jt arrived
in Gaheston at 8:20 p. nu on tho fo
low Intr da). Sept. gi, covering the 412
miles betweintho two points In tli!rt
one hours, This is not the rate et
Tho Khnl You Ilnvo Al'wiya IJottglit, nuil which lias liccu
lu nso for over 30 jcars, Jins borno tho slgnnturo of
- niul Jmt hcoii matlo under his pcr
Sj(J'fljt-&L , H0,lnl supervision, since its lnftinyv
rvr, -cUcAt&. AJlow 110 one to dccolvo you In tills.
Alt Oomili'rfelli), lm'.tiitlons niid,,Jist-(is-p;oo(ll,aro hut
J'xpei'Iiiicnts flint trlllo wllh iiiiiiciiilniigcrtlio health of
IniiMit' niul Chlhlron Uxpci'lcnco ngalnst UxpcrliiioiiU
What is CASTORIA
Cnstorlii Is a hnrtnlcss K'KislUnto for Castor OH, Pare
porlc, Drops ami Soolhlnp: Syrups. Jt Is IMctisant. lb
rontuliis iii'ltber Opium, Hlorphlno nor other Karcotlo
riiliMlancc 1U arro Is Its guarantee. Jt destroys Worms
ami allays Vwoi Iwhncss. Jt cures Dlnrrluun ami Wind
Colic. Ttrcllotos Tccthlnp; Troubles, cures Constipation
and rinlulency. it assimilates tho Fouil, rt'KUlntcs tho
Sditnnch mid l'mrels, jfhluir hetillhy ami nntiinil Bleep.
Tlio Cliililren's ltimccti The Mother's .friend.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
sp Hears tho Signaturo or
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THE PEOPLE'S DEPOSITORY jll
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I United States Depository
W. H, DUSH, President, P. A. NORRIS, Vice Pre,
JNO. L. LOVEJOY, Vice Pres., L. N. DYRD, Active Vice Pre
8. B. DR00K8, Csthler.
c. .1. PHILLIPS. PresweJH.
JAS. ARMISTEAD, V.-Pres.
QEO, 8. PERKINS, V.-Pres,
H. W. WILLIAMB, Cashier.
W. A. WIULIAM8, JR., Astt. Caih
J. W. BIRDSONG, Astt. ah.
8TATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
OF GREENVILLE, TEXAS,
MADE TO THE COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS, 3EPTEMBER 1, 1910.
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The Kind You Have Always Bought
in Use For Over 30 Years.
Tlir CtNTH'M COMPANY, IT MUMI TW'KI. NEW YOUH CtTf.
sHssrss'jftUFa's
MONROE M'COMBS
Ji Successor to
CO. B. WILLIAMS.
I bavo purchased lho bust-
$ ness of Mr. Williams and will
X continue same, guaranteeing all
i work and retaining the same
j standard at all times. I ro-
X spootftilly solicit jour patron
age.
Phon s 13.
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- PROFESSIONAL CARDS. .J.
Physicians.
4
MILUS L. MOODY, M. D.
Practice Limited to
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
Glasses Fitted.
Office West Lee Sticot, oor (Ira
ham llrothers' more.
C. E. & WILL CANTRELL,
Physicians and Surgeons.
Office at Physicians and Surgeons
Hospital.
HUSOUIICES.
l.oaUB and dlslcounts $550,178.18
V S. bonds and promluina 150,000.00
l'urnlturo, fixtures and real cslato 6,490.10
t'ush and exchange 320,011.15
Total $,038,285.71
LIABILITIES.
Capital $150,000.00
Surplus and protlta 27,222.51
Circulation 150,00000
lllUs payable 125,000.00
Deposits 580,003.17
Total $,038,285.71
Tho abovo statement Is correct.
S. D. DUOOKS, Cashier. ..
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WM. PIER80N.
W. H. DUSH.
MRS. V. A. KINO,
DR. ROBT. SAYLE,
P. A. NORRIS,
JNO. I.. LOVEJOY,
M. A. JOY,
OIRECTORB:
J. M. SPURLOCK.
DR. CHAS. T. KENNEDY,
R. D. WADDLE.
S. B. BROOKS,
L. N. BYRD,
8. B. PERKINS,
HIS
EDUCATION"
IS ASSURED
IP YOU
staot a
BANK
accounted:
Not only cle sour boy a "college" education,
teach hln to know the value of a BANK BOOK.
Teach him to work and Bavo while young. Ho will help
make his own way through college and ho a hotter man when
he cornea out.
MAKE OUR BANK YOUR BANK.
Wo pay liberal Interest consistent with safety 4 per cent
Greenville National
Exchange Bamk
DIRECTORY:
i' 4C-44 :--X-X"-
PHONE
-FOR-
Joe Decton. Edwin Becton.
BECTON & BECTON,
Physicians and Surgeons.
OWco upstairs er Archlo Morris'
IlacKet Store, west sldo square. Doth
phonos 123.
DR. GEORGE A. WELLS,
OSTEOPATH.
Graduate of A. S. O., Klrksvllle,
Consultation and IIxaniliKitlon
Phone connections.
Mo.
''ice
TAKE A LOOK IN
and see if there Isn't something In
tlio paint lino ou need We carry all
binds of paints, oils, lainlslics, stains,
pollshuH, euainels, etc The brushes
to apply them with, too. Hieiythliig
from tho smallest camel's hair pencil
to the biggest whltowasb brush. Ilig
line up to-dnto Wall Paper Quality
and quantity the best and most for
tho money. N
J C. White & Co
ppeed of passenger ben Ice. bnt It 'S
said to bold (he seabon's iccoid for
cotton from compress to ahlpslde,"
The 200 bales mfericd to was Mil;),
pod from Oreenvlilo by Mcbsis. Jones,
Clark & Co. and Miould le.ieh Ile"
pool In tho record breaking time if
sixteen days as the boat mentioned H
ono of tlio largest and Tastest In the
servico between Galveston and Liver
pool. This nverolj llhibtiates whit
can bo dono In the way of movliii,
freight quickly from tho Interior to
'tho Gulf ports and is a vast Iniprovn-
meat owir what it was only a few
jears ago.
To the Woodmen of Hunt County,
Hmlng accepted tho position nf
hpccial deputy for Hunt county in
mnnage tho "Get Husy Hall)," which
Is now on, 1 wish to say 1 am outer
ing uK)ii the work wflh good will tn-
waid all, especially each and eiory
iraiernai oruer, lupresented In our
county for they aio all good and lilta
our great order, aro laboring lo upbuilJ
the homo and protect tho women mil
children of our county Now to the
V. O. W.'s 1 hopn to meet with each
camp Just as soon as I cm get lo
jou and ask our hearty cooperatloi
in making 'this the banner fall an I
winter for Woodcraft W ur history
I will appreciate any and itf favors
shown ino as tho representative nf
our great order, I am fraternally.
II. I- DAVIDSON,
Special Deputy for Hunt County
J. H. FRENCH,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office at Mooro & Fiench's Drug
Store. Residence South Houston St.
Old phone 177.
E. T. SPEAKES, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon
Grconvlllo, Texas.
Itoshleace Phono No. 59. Office
C. W Gee's Drug Store.
at
W. C. MOODY, M. D-
Physician and Surgeon.
Office upstairs over tho lle.ill Hard-
waie and lnipleniout Company Store
I'liune connections.
Dentists.
SAM G. DUFF,
Dentist.
Olflco over Commercial National
Hank, Leo Street, Greenvlllo, Texas,
Attorneys.
SHERRILL, MULKEY & HAMILTON
Attorneys at-Law.
Offices at Greenville and Commerce.
WM, PIERSON,
Attorney-at-Law.
Prnet'cea in all tho Courts. Office
In Schllt liulldliig over It. N. White's
Store.
11. Q. Hvans, H. 1. Carpenter,
EVANS & CARPENTER,
Attorncys-at.Law.
Offlco In Commeiclal National Dank,
How's This?
Wo offer Ono Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any caso of Catarrh that
cannot bo cutod by Hall's Catarrh
Curo. V. J. CHUNKY & CO,
Toledo. O.
We, tho undersigned, havo known
r. .1 Cheney for tho lust 15 jearj,
ind boliovo him norfoctlv honorable
In all business trnsactlona and finan
cially nblo to carry out any obllga
lions made by hla firm.
wnutuig, Klnnnn & Marvin,
Wholosale Druggists, Toledo, O,
Hall's Catarili Curo la taken Intor
nally. acting directly upon tho blood
and mucous surfneea of tho system
Testimonials sent froo. Prlco 75
cents per bottlo. So'd by all Drug
Elsts.
Tako Hall's Tarollv Pills for con
stlpallon.
Come to tho rally -day serWc- at
West Lee Street church Sunday morn
ing at 10 o'clock.
II. P. Jones, funer.il
ewbaliucr.
director mil
Hoar the irornlng stars sing "Clod
blow our Sunday aehool" at west Leo
Street church
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTORIA
FOR SALE
Wo mention only a few of tho many
haignlns we. havo to offer In farms
and c'ty property.
No. r0 00 aero farm four miles
fiom Groemlllo, good house, largo
bam, orchard, soli black sandy loam,
its ciops will averago with the black
landB, Prlco $18 per acre, terms easy,
No. 51 2C0 aero black land farn
ail In culmatlou except 25 acres, tun.
her pasture, sevoral acres lu nlfnlf.i,
8 miles from Grconvlllo, nice locatlou.
Pr ce only $52 50 per aero.
No. 52 2C0 aero fine prairie farm,
tin oo sets of houses and haras, pools
and cisterns, soil black aandv loam,
20 acre pasture, convenient to school
nud church, Prlco $35 per aero, one
third cash, balance ono and two years.
No. 53 Two small farms,, ono C5
acies, tho other 57H acres, liousoi,
barns and cisterns, eoll good mixed
land, ten mllos west of Greenville.
Price $.10 per ncro, terms easy. Sever-
al brick business houses at low prices
jso. a i vis acre rami, black untidy
sii'l, 5 miles N. K. from Grconvlllo, 4
room houao, barn, orchard, two wells,
Pi Ice $35 per acre.
Also other farms lu all parts of
Hunt county too numorous to mention.
also lands In South and West Texas
to sell or exchange
CITY PROPERTY.
No 55 9V4 acres In South Green
ville, a nice suburban tiact, will sell
lu lots and blocks or enilro tract,
lerira easy.
No 50 10 acres In West Qreonvllte.
a boautirul block suitable for cutting
up in lotB, rli.inc? for speculation,
No, 57 Two 514 ncro blocks eac.i,
nicely located In South Oreenvlilo, a
special bargain, will bo near tho pro
posed car lino.
Tlireo nlco losidonces on South
Stonewall street", also nlco residence
and tho oioam of all lots on Park St
Good rosldonce with one acre block.
east front on S Wesley St , a lovely
huiuo, cheap. Also rcsldoncoj on Lee
street and in all p-uts of the cly
31 nice mis in uuiipku III) Addlt oa
ut old prices If sold now, prices will
bo raised aflor 10 iu)a $50 more on
onoh lot
Don't forget thai wo write Fire.
Tornado and Plate Glass Insuranco n
host companies und nav losses Mini
cash without d'scount. Call at offlco
or phono
S.R.Etfer&Son
Real Estate, Insurance and Loans. !
Wood and Goal
PHONE ORDERS FOR WOOD
SAWING.
Wood $3.50 Per
Cord, Delivered
Home Tolephone 341.
A
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A. R.
mes
FIRE,
TORNADO,
LIABILITY,
ACCIDENT,
AUTOMOBILI?
LIVE STOCK,
SURETY BONDS.
Insurance
Only Reliable Companies Repre
sented. Olflco 200 N. Stonewall
Street. Both Phones 305.
CUT YOUR BILLS IN HALF
by coming hero when you wish to
buy Wall Papers. Your love of the
artistic will bo fully gratllled when
you son our newJVall Paper patterns.
Thoro Is n cleverness of design, a
skill In execution that will appeal to"
your taste at once. If you expect to
do any repaporliig select your papers
here and your homo will bo brighter
and prettier, more up-to-aate man
ovor before.
GEETEH
WALL PAPER CO.
211 Wost Leo StreoL
W. T. Monroe
PLUMBER
Steam and Gas Filler,
F. J. Phillips,
Geo. 8. Perkins,
Jm. Armlstead,
J. M. 3 ykln,
J. B. Clayton,
A. G. Lontzneiter,
A. F. Rlchter,
T. R. East,
O. T, Grahami
L. A. Clark,
E, P. Becton,
H. W. William.,
Mrs. W. A. Wllllami,
M. M. Arnold,
C. B. Jones,
W. B. Wise.
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HAVE
ALFALFA AND
PRAIRIE HAY
FEED AND GOAL
Ofllce and Warehouses ou
St. John Street, Opposite
Hardwood Factory.
Both Phones 4i.
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Fire, . Automobile, Toraado,
Live Gtock, Plato Glass, Acci
dent Surety Bonds represent
ing tho Dest Companies only.
B.O. Wylie&Co
H. ASHBURN, MANAGER.
Phono No, 492,
Office over First National bank
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Groceries j;
Both Phones No. 28f '
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Protect four Property
I represent Leading Couipanlei
and am prepared to write
Fire, Tornado
and Plate Glass
Insurance.
R.M.Chapman
Office Gee's Drug Store.
Telephone Connections,
J.W. House
VETERINARY
SURGEON and
DENTIST.
GREbNVILLE, TEXAS.
Undergraduate Qraud HaplJs Veter
inary College of Michigan.
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IF YOU ARE NOT
OUR CUSTOMER
TRY US.
WE STRIVE TO
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Fresh Fish
Received
Daily
fwiWilkins Market I'
PLEASE.
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Old Phone 192 New Phone 204
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Frank Wolfe
TRANSFER
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Office at Modol Pressing Parlor
II! Old phone 370 New phona 2'J3
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Mrs. E. M, Taylor
Public Stenographer.
Offlco
Hamilton.
with Sherrlll, Mulkoy .S
Drugs,
Soda Water
Cigas, Etc.
AT
French & Moore's
33
Fresh
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PROMPT DELIVERY.
2S5 West Leo Streut
ros.
lloth Phones 481
Regular Dinner From 12 to 2 p. m. I
SHORT ORDERS TO PLEASE AT ALL HOUR8.
I SUNDAY YOU WILL BE SERVED WITH ICE CREAM
WITH DINNER.
Yours to Please
Tames L Beckham
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