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TEXAS TRACTION CO
"THE CONVENIENT WAY '
bctnoon
DALLAS,
MeKINNEY,
SHERMAN,
DENISON,
And tntermedlsta polnti.
For information call upon any
ngonl or address,
JA3. P. QRIFFIN, C. P. A.,
Dallas, Texas
M. R. FEWELL, A. O. P. A',
Stiormnn, Texns
THE AtORNINCl HERALD
DY E. W. HARni3 t SON.
Kntorcd nt tbo postofflco nt Groon
tile. Tex.il, ns second class mall
matter.
Sunday, Nov. 6, 1910.
THE HOUR OF PEACL,
.Mul tho work ot riglilonisness
dhall bo ponce; and tho rroct oi
rlgliteousnosB quietness mid nssnr
nhce foreer. And mj people shall
dwell lu n peaceful habltntlou, nuci In
auro dwellings, and lu quia lostlug
p'luces. iBlah, xxxli, J', IS.
There ah ill como an hour ot ptwe,
Itest nnd dream itutl snug;
Thunder of tbo ton shall iejse.
.lo)s around us taiung
Thoio shall como an botir of peace,
Whou, at battlo's LoibIi:,
l.ovo In raltuint of wblto llecco
Lifts her signal ll?jt.
There shall como an hour to all
hon tbo tumult dloj,
And across tbo bills tbo 'all
Of tho buglu UicB,
Calling truce a little while
To tho strife and struln,
Tenderlj tho dreams of night
Dropping dews of rain.
There shall come an hour nhui cmc,
Uorne to brao .will fade,
And the heart, all iiuawnte,
IJound with blood new m.ido.
Vocal on tho peaks shall ring
.Music broad and deep,
Touching us w'th sllcr wing
Till our heartaches sleep
Thoro shall come an hour when we
Who haio tolled our turn,
Shall behold the sipphlro sea
And tbo shores where burn
Deacons of tho twilight sweet
Lending, lending on
To tbo dieams of dancing foot
In tho fields of dawn.
Tho llentztown llnrd In tho Un'tl-
more Sun.
THE BISHOP'S CABINET.
A Laymans View on Making APpoInt
ments.
Goo. S. 1'orklus, of Green; lllo. In
Texas Christian Allocate
"'Tls a Solomon nv a rlg'latlon, is
that. 1 wud Mice to bo lutbroduced to
the man who secreted uL" Prli.uti
lluhane.
I.
"As the day drew nigh, tho "lrekers
went up to tbo city of t!n.i for the
annual feast of tbo Tcneha
Tho streets of that city flow with
Jersey croaui and Jnn coffee, and the
cock crowcth Ihcrtlu with the rlrlu
ot tbo sun.
Tho lllshops' Cabinet camo up to
the feast, nrrajed lu garmonts, th
borders whereof wero three cubits In
length. And tbo people of II am
brought bods, and b.isous, and ciith
orn ossein, and w licit, nnd Inrlej
ana Hour, and parched corn, mm
boans, and lintels, and pirched pulse
nnd honoy, nnd butter, and sheep
and cheese of kino for the) saw the
lilsbops' Cabinet wns hungry, and
wonry, and thirst). In tho snnd. And
It came to pass that tho Uls'iope
Cabinet rose up early and stoo I b f
sldo the way of tbo gato that loadeth
to tho feast; and It was bo, that whon
an min that bad a coutrovo.'f)
enmo to tho Gouriior for Judgmant
then tbo lllshops" Cabinet called u:i
to him, nnd said, "Oh what clt nn
thou?" And ho said, "Th servnr.t
Is ono of the Trekcrs of tho Tenebn
And the Bishop's Cibluet sa'd unto
him, "See, tli) matte's nro good and
right, but thoro Is no man depute!
of the Governor to hear thoo."
Tho lllshops' Cabinet said morom
or, "Oh, that every nnn which bath
any suit or cause might come unlo
me,, nnd I would do him Justice!
And It wns so that when uii) man
rarnu nigh to tho lllshops' Cabinet
to do him obeisance, ho put forth Ida
band and took him. aud kissed hm
And on this manner did tho Illsbopr
Cabinet do all tbo Trekors that cntue
to tho Governor for judgment,
II
And It camo to pass that wbeu the
feast was read) the Goornor com
limuod not with tho jlishops' Cabinet
And tho Governor sa'd unto the Man
ops' Cabinet, "When tbou art bidden
to a feast, do not takj an upper loat
lost a more worthy man be put In
tli) placo and tbou bo nt upon '
And tho Hlsbops' Cabinet wns uTIori
with wrath aud said uuto the Uo
crnor," I will meet uu at Aahoillle'
Hut the Goternor wus toft handed.
and tho lllshops' Cabinet w ot uot that
bo wrb ho. Aud the Governor put foith
his left band, aud took nu ox goad,
one cubit lu length from bis right
hip, and thrust It Into tho bod of the
lilsbops' Cabinet, aud the baft alxu
went In after tho spike; nnd the
Bishops' Cabinet fell down upon the
floor and tbo )puug men gatharMi
hlru up and ounled him out witn
much lau-ouUUQn.
III.
And lllldad and Shublte, ouo of the
Treiers of the Tenths, wrote a irt
ter to such as might bo oboen from
all the southern jirpvlnctw to go up
to the four years feast to be hoklcn
at Asbeilllo; and tbo reading of Lbr
letter was on thla wise;
"Dear father end Hrethreu Pease
nnd long life be uuto )ou. J make It
known that nben the Trelcera of tte
i , ..,-jkJi.
Tenrtia assembled for tbo annual
roam tio'ded In the o ty of flam, the
Dlshops' Cabinet oame up to the turtH
as hlthorlo. nut the Governor did
not allow lilm a neat at tho tabic
with tho aovtrno , and ordered the
chamberlain to find him n sent win
the common Irekora. At this I lie
Jllsbops' Cfiblnu wns filled with tlijiit
oous indignation. And tbo Qotunur
took him tmwares, and (Icing left
handed) drnvo nn o goad Into tin
loily of tho Illsliops' Cabinet, so tnni
It could not be drawn out, nnd betwt.i
ho Is no mon! And tho Gov el nor
tont the Trokers hither and thlt ir
whetbtr the) would or no, nnd plni c
which knew konio of them, knew t Irani
no mo e. And some of us bad 111
raiment of camel's bnlr, and a lent ti
nn glrdlo nlxnit his loins, and liU
moat was wild haws and goober pea
until wo beheld the face ot our
L'nclo Joseph And !l enmu to pasn
that we wore distraught when vv
beheld whnt was done Tho more w
seeing, Hint tho lllshops' Cnblnr-t htrt
promised somo of the pttcos u-ost 'o
bo desired throughout tho district
Then I bethought in) self of jour lie
coming togothcr, so l write this let
tor wlib ni) own hands, to the oml
that )o (alio nnlleo of what the Gov
oi nor did unto tbo lllshops' Cabinet
I do tliln glndl) nnd mora espechll)
because 1 know jo lo be expert In
nil question and customs niiong tbo
Trokers. Wberuforo I pray thoo to
hoar tho matter patlcutl). Yours In
sorrow,
"BILDAU TIIIJ SHUHITIJ"
IV.
When tho General Conference as
somb'cd nt Asiiovlllo tho complaint
sent up by Uildad tho Shulilto was ro
furred to tho Commlttco on llpl'co
pacy. In duu time tho comiultleo mjde
Its report in substance as follows.
'Your committee be? to roport ti"
after hearing all that was to bo said
for and ngalnst the complaint ninue
ngalml tho Govornoi which camo up
from lllldad tho Shulilto, wo agiecd
on the following findings. (1) The
Goiornor killed tbo Illsliops' Cabinet
is chniged. (i) Vo llnd no law vm
lnted because thoro Is no such ami
as the lllshops' Cabinet mentioned
In tho Hook of Discipline (31 'W'o (pc
oinmend that tbo Governor Icavu his
o i,oiil at homo In tho future
'T11I3 COMMIT m: ON EPISCOI'A
CY."
I have road "Afrlcm Gamo Trails,'
wiltlen b) Colonel ltoo"oelt, the
might) lion humor, with iiiut.li Intel
est and i-oni degree ot jmillt Yet, J
must coufess that iu) knowledgo of
natural bUlor) Is not over grent. Ov
lug to this defect lu ni) (duiltlon I
am nut nblo lo cltssif) the Ulshopw
Cabinet with that degree of aecur.u),
whhh Is characteristic or John Bur
rows and Edward Kaon Thompson I
hnio beni In doubt whether to cluas
tt n a paraslto or an excresence M)
llnnl com-luslou is that Colonel A'e-
gernon IX'laie) Parasite mulled Mis-.
Uvnngellna 1 ep'.igo nxcresonc, md
that tho lllshops' Cabinet Is tho (its!
born nnd onl) child of this union
Uo nil this as It ma), the fact re
n-tiuib that our beloved Chuicli per
inlts tho presiding eldors to assist Mo
lllshopt. In making the appointments
while tho law ot the CburUi doos not
confer any such niilhorlt) on them l
(unnot conceno of an) tiling more
dangeious olllar In State or Chuiili
thin to sllow a bod) of oir clsls to
oiorclse ntuho'lt) not autboried l)
law. Yt, tho M. 13 Churili, Somii
pfrmlts tho presiding elders to do
Oils very thing
'Ibis fact Ib tbo secret of tbo man)
coiLplalnts against tho piosidlug el
ders
rurtbirmoie, thlB fict ovp'alns whi
It Is that no one tan tell just 1 o
the appointments nro made.
VI.
I hope and bellovo tho time Is not
far distant when the General Confer
once will piovlde a simple and sane
method for solectlng n couMulttec to
aid the lllshops In waking the nppoiut
monts. Lot this comiultleo bo cam
pobvd ot Itinerant prenrhets nnd hi)
men (.ulocted by the District C'onfei
encos In an Annual Conference. Make
tho duties of this nmwnliuo so plsui
and simple that a wa)faniig nu'i.
though a fool, cannot ere therein
I hen losponsibldt) rnu bo fixed, ami
the piesldlng elders bo niado to do
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
(This tlmo card la prlutod for tho
information of tbo public. Its cor
'oMnubs Is nut Guaranteed by tho
publishers ot this paper )
MISSOURI, KANSAS i. TEXAS.
Dallas Division.
Northbound Leaves
No 0 Fl)er lOiiOam
No 20J 1:20pm.
No. 10 Limited 9:15pai
No 201 11:05pm
Southbound
No 203 (:45am
No ! Liuiltod 7:5a.iu
No.SOl 3:65pm.
No C Plyor C.30pm
Shrevcport Division.
Unstbuuud IxttVue
No 522 10:30am
No 521 11:10pm.
Wostbound Arrives
No 233 5:15am
No 2J1 3,0p.iu
Mlneola Division.
Southbound Leavers
No 737 Dally ox'pt Sunda) 7:00 am
No 307 l:15p.m
Northbouud Arrives
No,I6S 9:20a.m.
No T38 Dally es'pt Sun lay 5:15 p.m.
McKlnney Branch.
Westbound Lea es
No 261 10:S5u:a.
No 735 Dall) es'pt Sunda) 11 : 16 n. in
, lSasibound Arrives
No. 780 Daily ox'pt Sunday 10:06nm
N0.2C! 4:05jun.
TEXAS MIDLAND.
Southbouud
No 1 Mall and Uiprass..,.
No 51 ono Star Limited.,.
Northbound-
No 6 Lone Star UmJtod...
No 3 ilall aud lUpren..,
COTTON BELT.
Westbound i..n
.No. 101 3:33 a.m.
No. 101 3:07pm.
uasioouuu
No. 102 1:17 sou
No. lOt ..... ....,.,,,, UiSSpJn.
. .1 " j. ."aflj ."," mumfmtifffftmjmmmmmmtfft
mmmmmz n&mm&Tmt " rrr-?Hmvifim-
Tlio Klml Toil Xlwa Al'vnjs BmiRlit, anil wtitrli litis Ijoun
in ttso for over !50 jonrs, lis borno tlio BiRimtttro of
-J? i mid Ims liectuiindotiiKli'P lils pcr-
jLi-Fii?i, "OUnl 8illi0rlslor BliKO lis InfniuV.
-ksr7r, -a&U4. Anv. Jiomot.t(fcoUo.oitln tills.
All CnintforfnltH, lin'tntloii" rnu' "Ttist.tis(oo(l"tiro lull
Ilvpoi tutoiits Hint lilllo tv'llt nn; oiiilniior tlio liciiltli of
JnlVuitH anil Chlldrr'ii Iixitoriuitco tiguliiHt Jltporltucnt.
What is CASTORiA
Omtoria Is ft Itsinnlos'? s'ldstlliito for Cnstor Oil, Pnro.
fjorle, Jtops nnd hootliin S.vrtips. It Is l'lcnsnut. It
coiiIhIiim ni'ltlMT Oplutii. SIorplilHO nor oilier Karcotlo
MilistnncL'. K two is Us pumivntcc. It destroys Wotnil
nml nllnjs l' mvtMiiicss, It euros Dinrrlirua mill AVIiul
CoIIp, It rplli'vm ToetliliiR Troubles, cures Constipation
nml riiituli'i.ry. It assimilates tlio l'ooil, rogulatcs tho
Stoiiincli anil Voncls, ffhiiifj lietiltliy mill natural blooi.
'X'lio CJiiiilumV I'mutvoa XJic Mollicr's irienil.
GENUIWE CASTORIA ALWAYS
SJ Bears ttto
VM&rzSy J
-w fr
Z$J7
rr
The KM You Hpw Always Bought
ii Uso For Cvci- 30 Years..
V ft UOVMNV
rV
'srs'S
voto their time to the duties riquli
id ot them by tho law ot tho Cnurcl'
I am a strong beliuver in thu doctrlm
tliat tho Ch.1rc.l1 is gtcater than its
s mints 'tho soonor tho la)nwn ne
niniid Hint wo act on this prlnciu'.
tlio botUr for the Church."
A Bio Kllllnrj.
fiost hipponcd last woelc but this
week a bigger lulling will take pla-e
lu prlcts nt Chuidler's storo in ordi
to iiiaKe room for tho goods that are
alrenil) shipped Como and Invest!
gate. II S OHANDLKH,
'I ho 1'urnlturo Man
Some Home Products.
Ask )our Rfocer for Ulxlo Cooking
Oil or l.lu or CI Toro 4.ard Compound,
bono products madu by tho Texas
ltollnilii; Co r.qnal to tho beat
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.
Do Not Endanger Lite When a Green
ville Citizen Shows You
tho Cure.
Why will people continue to suffer
thu jgonios of lcldue) couiplaiiu, back
ache, urln.ir) disordois, lameuess,
iie.uhidius, langLor, why allow thorn
salves to becurro chronic invalids,
uhui a certain cmo is oftued thorn''
Do in s Kldno) I'iils 1b tho remod)
lo oo, because It gives to tbo Uldue)s
tbo help they need to perform tbolr
work.
If )ou b.no any, even ouo, of tho
swtiptoms of Kidney diseases, euro
joiim'lf now, befoto dluboles, dropsy
or lliigbts disease sets lu Head tli a
Greenville tostimuii) .
O II Pippin, painter, W Loo St ,
Uiuenville, 'lex.is, sa)s 'Before pro
(.ii lug Ooaus ICIdne) Pills at l'ord
t Pennington's Uiut; dtoru, I l.iui !":
trjlns for oier two )oars to E"t a
roncd) that would strcugthou m) ltid
ne)s Tlicac organs had al.vajs been
my woak snot aud I was caused con
ili'erab'o annojuueo by too fioquont'and see If thoro Isn t something In
passmen of tho Kidney secretions ' tlio paint line )uu need Wo carry all
Donn's Kidney I'llls checked this trou-i Kinds of paints, o'ls, vainlshos, stains,
bio and promptl) lestored m) Itiduoys polishes, onomols. etc Tho brushes
to a normal condition" to upply theu with, too UveothlnR
Tor salo by nil dealors. I'rlco 50 from tho smallest cnraols hair pencil
cents Fostor-Mllburn Co, Iluftalo to the biggest whitewash brush. Big
Now York, solo agents for the United lino up to date Wall Paper. Quality
tSatia ' nd Quantity the host and moat tor
Itomemb-'r tho name Doan's and the money
tako no other
HH-W"H"1 i-H-r4H"l-H'
.J. PHOrCSSIONAL CARDS. .J.
;Ji..J.
Physicians.
MILUS L. MOODY, M. D.
Practice Limited to
EYE, EAR, NOSE AND THROAT.
Glasses Fitted.
onko, West Leo bUoet, ovor Ura
Iniui Uiutbers' ktoie.
C. E. & WILL CANTRELL,
Physicians and Surgeons.
onko ut l'h)sloians aud Surgeons
lliispltnl
Joe Becton. Edwin Decton.
BECTON i BECTON,
Physicians and Surgeons
Uffko upsulis oier AitlUd Morris'
Racket Store, wust side squuru Uutli
phonos V.i
T. B. SPAULDINGj M. D.
Physician and Obstetrician.
tiiiouvH'u, 'luu
Otticu. Sockwell . v. arboiouub
Diug tfioru Both 1'buuea.
DR. GEORGE A WELLS,
OSTEOPATH.
Graduate ot A. S. 0, Kirksvllle, Mo.
Consultation ami Kxamiuatlou r'liw
t'buno cuuucutlons.
E. T. tPEAKES, M. D.
Physician and Surgeon'
Ureouvtllo. Texas
Ilesidoiico Pbunu No. 59. Office
C W Oee's Drue Store.
st
J H. FRENCH,
Physician and Surgeon.
Office at Moore it French's Drug
Storo. Kasidome South Houston Bt.
Old phou 177.
Dentists,
SAM G. DUFF,
Dentist.
Oftlco over Commercial National
Unult, Lie btroet, Qreenville, T.xas
Attorneys
I1VSHERRILL. MULKBY & HAMILTON
7:68a-m Attorneys st-Law
6:00p.m.lOlflCes at Grsenvllle and Commsrc
9:15a.m WM, PIEr'son7
7:35 p.m. i Attorntyat-Law.
Practices lu all the Courts. 03 o.
in achlfl llulldluf over K. N. White's
Store.
&. q Kvauj. u carpeatar
EVANS & CARPENTER,
Attorneys-at Law.
Office ta Cuwuiarcl.il National Daua
MfM
biguaturo of
VIN ll f.e i n""f
ELY'S CREAM BALM
Applied Into tlio nostrils
I Is quickly nbaorbvd.
OIVES RELIEF AT ONCE.
Itilt'iUH., sootbiti, hud aud piot.Ut? fin
di-.(!i-d n.eiubri in r..ultin tn.ni Cuturrl
nmldmiHiiwu) i. I'uldiu tho Head (pin ltl
HcHtorm the btmi4 of Uuto mid Sin 11
Jt is oasy to U8i CoutiuiiH no m5nrfi us
dru(r No niorvury, no rmnino, no mur.
phluc Tlio houwohoid romnil) ,
I'rieo, 50 i outs at llrnggisU or liy mnil
ELY BHOIHERS, B0 Warren SI , New lork
TAKE A LOOK IN
J C. White & Co.
SPECIAL
TRAINS DAILY,
VIA
INo Transfer)
DALLAS FAIft
October 15-30, 1910
l.t ave Greqvlllo 7 5S a m
.'..rive i;wn Dallaa 10:00 n in
Anlve Dallas City 10. IS a. m
l.iuvo Ualliis Cfty. l:sn p. in
Leave Bust Dallas B:P3 p. m
Arlve Greenville 7:35 p. ci
Care Cara Breakfast and Supper
at Moderate Price.
I.ow ExoursIoD Ratos on all Dajs
l 15 itonud Trip on Sundava
R. L. HEWITT,
Old Phone 1.3 ix-pot Tlthoi Agent
LEE ANDERSON,
Old l'hoae 28. City Ticket Agent.
Airs. E. M. Taylor
I'ublic Stenognipher.
Office with
Hamilton.
aherrlll, ilulkey .
A. R. Hohnes
FIRS,
TORNADO,
LIABILITY,
ACCIDENT,
AUTOMOB1LS
LIVE STOCK,
SURCTY BONDS,
Insurance
Oui Ueliab t- C-ompauies ltepr
suited Ofll. e its N. Stonewall
HI &tra
btrett Both Phones 365.
Hot Malted UHk finished with pure
milk Hot Egg Drinks the hottest
at Iloolin'a. ll.itr
f&fcvf&t
iPP'M
HAY FEVER
$
. --- '"
V VVVVaMWM"VVVVV VW
THE PEOPLE'S
I
W. H. DUBH. Pretldcnt, P. A. N0RRI8, Vice Pres,
JNO. L. LOVEJOY, Vice Prei L. N. BYRD, Active Vice Prt
S. B. DROOKS, Cashier.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
OF GREENVILLE, TEXAS,
MADE TO THE COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY AT THE
CLOSE OF BUSINESS, SEPTEMBER 1, 1910.
nKSOUKCES. x
Loans and dlstcounti f55G.178.18
U S. bonds nnd premium 150,000 0(1 X
lurnlturo, tlxturus and roal estate 5,40010 i
t'ilfOi and exchange 320.C11.1S '!'
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital 1150,00000
Surplus and profiU 27,222 54
Cltculntlon 150,00000
13111a payable 125,00000
Deposit 580,00317
Trtnl
Tha abore statement U correct
WM. PIER80N.
W. II. BUSH,
HR8 V. A. KINa
DR. ROBT. SAYLE.
P. A. NORRI,
JNO. I. LOVEJOY,
M. A. JOY,
Temperary
Headquarters
ooster Club
Rooms
WE WILL
OPES1
IN A FEW DAYS
WITH A NEW STOCK
WALL PAPER CO.
Protect your Properly
I represent Leading Companies
and am prepared to write
Fire, Tornado
and Plate Glass
Insurance.
R. M. Chapman
Office Goo's Drug Store
Tolcpboue Connections.
loiase
VETERINARY
SURGEON and
DENTIST.
GREtNVILLE, TEXAS.
Undergraduate Grand Rapids Vetor
Innry College ot Mlchlcnu
Wood! Wooc
I AM IN THE WOOD BUSb
NESS AND HAVE ALL KINDS
OF WOOD TO SELL. OLD
PHONE 311. NEW PHONE 48.
1. 1 T
CORNER HENDERSON AND
MILL STREETS.
FOR
BOND, SURETY, FIRE, TORNADJ
OR LIFE INSURANCE
SEE
J. H. VanAmburgh.
North Side Square Both Phonos
4-c-j-w-x-m-:-m:-c-:-X"X--
t
i C, M. Iiristopr
J ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR.
X Makes a specialty ot manu
A tacturmg and Installing electric
y signs "
carry run una ot an unas
Klectrlcal Coo-l
177 Wost Lee 8jeeL
rirsi Door West ot Arrln't
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Geo. S. Perkins,
Jat. Armlstead,
J. M. 3 ykln,
J. D. Clayton,
A. G. Lantineiter,
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T. R. East,
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