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TEXAS TRACTION GO
"THl COUVENIENI WAt '
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OMLAS,
raoMNNEY.
SHERMAN,
DENI30N,
And lnlcrnttdlnto point.
For Information call upon an)
agent or address,
JAS. P. QRIFFIN, Q. P. A,
Dallas, Tcia
M. R. rXWCLL, A. 0. P. A-,
Sherman, Texas
THE MORNING HERALD
BY E. W. HARKIS & SON.
Gntcred at the postoftlce nt Oreon
tlllo. Teias. as second class mall
matter.
Saturday, Nov. 12, 1910.
GOVERNOR CAMPDELL.
Whou Govcrnur Campbell made his
first raco for Governor he made It
upon the onu issuu to cart) uut the
pledges of the Democratic part) to the
peoplo, to siaud b) the demands oi
tho part) plutloiun. lie went to tar
ai, to a) that he would hold the nose
ot tho Legislature to the giindslouo
until that bod had Uoue what the)
had promised to do In convention
seiiiuled. On this Issue he received
the nomination, uud ho was triumph!
elected. And hu piocetded to cai )
out ever) proinlBo made In his cum
palgu beloru the people'. He did his
best to Induce tho I.egis ature to en
act into luvv oorj demand found in
the platform. In soilu Instances he
failed to got the Legislature to act
upon his suggestion. Prlucipall) jn
this true as to the bubnilsslou of p o
hlbitioii .auiiudment to a vote ot the
people Hut in must instances ho
buececded. The statute hooks of tho
State boar the very laws thai the
platform ileiuandid. llut btraugo lu
bay, when ho emurod his campaign
for roeleLtion the eij people who
applauded him iu his first race for sa
Ing that he would canj out tho plat
form pledges turned against hlui, and
did eery thing in their power to ridi
cule and humiliate him and to de
feat him Such Is the iiony of poll
tics.
Some of these liws aie of tho greit
cst alue to the public morals of tho
State. Among them a:o tho statutes
banishing hucuet shops, repudiating
horse race gambling, tiaklug It a fel
ony to maintain a placo of gaming.
making it a penitentiary offense to
run an illicit liquor business in local
Dtion ttnitor). Also tho laws glv.
us a guaiantee law for banking
THfc nns, and a law equalizing tax
HAS C that coiporatious now heir
., pcntloiute part, of tho ex.
.e in running the ntfaiis of the
goorninent. Othors wo might men
tlon, hut the above is an index to
the many laws, til en the statiue
iiiss under mo tiviiilnlstraUou
Fil..t. ,.. ? 1.... r
of
Governor OatupbeH.
"Wo do not hcsltato to say that the
people of tho State aro uudor obllgi
tlon to tho Governor for laws ot llus
character. True, the cheap politic
lans do not appreciate bis work. Ihoy,
aided and abetted by certain corpoia
tlon and newspapers, lose no oppoi-
tunltj to aliuse and slander him for
his work llut thiB is to be expected
Tho Governor stands In their way anl
they have sought to tlrlk.' down lis
Influence all through his administra
tion. Under the circumstances it Is
a man el that ho has succeeded in
doing such a good part by tho people
And we do not hesitate to say that
the Governor has been true to his
promises and be has been ttue to tho
people. Homo nnd State
NAGGING.
A case Is roportcd from Lake
Charles, l.a, that has peculiar inter
est. A prominent physician of tho
town is dead and his wife la charged
with murdering him. They wero old
enough to havo a grown boo engaged
in the practlco ot medicine, and had
evidently lived together 111115 )ea'a
as man and wife, While tho evidence
is not all reported In tho papers, the
wife's statements are enough to lm
press the lesson that tho llullctlu de
biros to give from tho stoiy. Sundiy
morning tho aged and highly respect
ed citizen arose and went to the klth
on to klndlo a llro. Sbo heard htm
ask the stable boy for a match and
took one down to him, aud watched
him try to start a 11 0 .Supposing
that tho llro was burning ho went out
on the porch, aud his wife, discover
Ing that tho lire was not burning, fol
lowed aud told him. he 'ought to try
to make ono more llro nnd quit." This
was followed by several other nagging
and taunting leuin ks about the lire
She icturned to tho Kitchen and the
physician lollowud her and bald; 'I
am going to slap your face good and
bard just to ttiow you that I can
Sbo defied him to uttempt It and a
fight ensued. In which he was stabbal,
dying boon afterward. There Is uo
excuse that can be offered for such
family troubles, and should tho mem
bers of all families retrain their dis
positions to nng each other they would
nover occur. Borne women, and fcoino
men, too, have a despicable habit ol
constantly taunting each other. On
tho least pi evocation the) say spite
fui, hateful llttlu tblugs of and c
each other, magnify trivial occurrenc
es into things of leul Importance, and
bring about unnecessary entangle
ments. It is iiaid especially to stand
constant taunting and nagging from
any ono witboul at least rolorlln,
and a disposition must Indeed he
saintly thai can bland It always in
alienee Neuily all the difference
betuton ican aud wife are cntlre'y
unnecessary If each would havo the
proiier itgard for the lights and foe"
Ings of the other If each would uu
as considerate of the o.hor as of thslr
friends aud sycgualiitancos ,or show a
fractional pun of tho consideration
manifested for eitoli olber before mar
riago Hrownwood JJulIetln,
Ti-ir, - "'r'lJlJ.
PROD10AL NATURE.
Nature it tdeilully piuu .1
it viVliil
.er cfuviii.u g lis io . uuui n.i i
riow iiii.e iiu . .nor. ItuQtititHl with l
.ill .a-i t, Ine icaiS are laid huiiti i s.
.ae m uij juuiuijr toward the grW colqulf conltnur to pour Into Aiir-i
unknown Iteceulj 1 made a irln tdtttn I" -'" li iiif'tva'.. as the ml!
tho coaui ot Texas I H? SI I to n t .'oi
wston nnd return Tor only 54 1
load ifnr. irnYelti.E a dlstntm J
tno-ii thin sU hundrd mlls, onjijug
ot th flhtst trains In th world f.A
' ' V Hru
ihreo fourth ot a unt a mile Win
sonc ot tlio country Is dry. jet a
nlong the roadilde tho russet coloretA'"'
cornstalks aie bending under thtl
weight of hauglng ears and the giec"
cotton coxorcd with oneiilnit bo is at.-1
fingmnt blooms, waves In tho sin
nier hreez', a pretty contrast to tl
rather somber coloiod corn Aft
pntslng ihiough the rich black la
of Nonh 'Inxas, the train enters th
weird bottom country, vshere the t
clent tries stnnd guard our unr
and foin ,and parasite uuiss hiii.i
lieliditnt from the branchob like t
4.
whlskors of a by gono nso
In L
own peculiar stylo this Is a plctu
worthy of nolo to those whoso e
iiuiiii iiinni fir inn iiimi mi iir.i; I
, ,, . .,. ., .. ,
blossouiH Still tuitliir en tho fie
are green with cane liom which "
luscious Jul oo Is crushed when nut
nal forests cool tun id air, and re'
on pumpkin lue Alfalfa blnsscr
BO
perfume tho nl', with fragrance iai
and rice birds cling to cattails ta
and chirp and sing among the gro
IKO Tc,a A,l
iko juil aii
along the w ntcr s oi!
there n pool of limpid water btar
upon its boson of blue a garden o
breen water lily leaves and grc ,1
f k
Mlille blofsoins with yellow heart - 1 -
Imite tho urn gods kiBsos But hobi
of all to upland eyes aro the win I
swept waves of the Clulf of Mexico,,)
tho sweol songs f oin the shore. I
across (lie sen, aileu witn ozone, iu
of hope and cheerfulness. When the I
da drags along, hot nnd su'try, am''
tho dust ot tho city hangs low
the streets, ono Is apt to lorget tb!
not iory far nvvav mo the Holds au,'
the Uovvcrs, and a ribbon ot Btedl'.
binds
us to the 8hoio of tho sct)
where thcie is always au lnsplratlc b
... I. ....... It.l.irr. n.i.l ilolilni. .la nu "
iu uuiici Luiuba i,i in,,,,,. uuu
J. II. Husonio, Jr, Iu Cleburne L
leroiise.
V.
The South needs thrifty and entrl'"
,.. w.. ..... ,....Jits
o
pilous iiiiiiiisitiiuo m. ..... wmin
lilliu un lie'lb linn iiu nr., uuv il uucv.
not need any incieae ot absentee
land ow nership. Tho belling of traCU
of laud to men in other sections o
bo hold for i-peculativo purposes
should never he encouraged Stark
vlllo (Jllss) Progressive Karmer nnd
aazcttc.
it Ib a lamentable truth thai a libel
ous rumor travels with the xelocitv
of the wind and gathers In volume
and force as it goes, while a word ct
praise, though proclaimed Iron, the
housetops, falls upon deaf ears and is
often novel repealed An honest
man oi wouiiin will never repeat a
llheous rumor, anil thote who do It
should he looked upon vvim suspicion
uud estimated nt theli actual worth
and not allowed to disturb the pure
jud the good. Vol nor. Call
Man is a queer animal Ho likes o
have il said that his baby looks like
him, but ho gls mud If told ho re
hemblos the liahy.
Good boino-iiinde bread is something
wo nil enjoy, and comes with tho use
ot Monogram Hour Not only white,
but wholesome
ros
Say follow . lis time to have those
wlntor suits and ovircoats renovated
Our now process for cleaning and
pressing pleases the nost fastidious
Model Pressing Parlor, "Colto-i'
Phillips Call us, both phones 111 2
I put In electric boll burglar alarms
aud do all kinds or wiring Eln-er
Turner, r.lcctrlclun. 211 Loo Street
RAILROAD TIME TABLE.
(This tlmo card Is printed for tho
iLforinatlon of tho public. Its cor
actnuBS is not guaranteed by the
publishers of this paper.)
MISSOURI, KANSAS & TEXAS.
Dallas Division.
Northbound Leaves
No.C river 10:'J0am
,vo 202 1:20pm.
No 10 l.lnnttod u.-ispji
No 201 11:05pm,
Southbound
No 203 5:45 am
No. 9 Limited 7.45am
No 201 3:55pm.
No G PI) or C:30pm.
Shreveport Division,
Hastbound leaves
.No 222 10:30am
No 224 11:10pm
Westbound Arrives
No 223 S:,?am
No 221 3:10p:u.
Mlncola Division,
Southbound Loaves
No 737 Dall) ox'pt Sunday 7:00 a.m
No,207 4:15pm
Northbound Arrives
No.20S 9:20am,
No 73S Dally ex'pt Sunday 0:16 pm.
McKlnney Branch.
Wostbojnd Loaves
No 2fil 10:25a:n
No. 736 Dally ex'pt Sunday 11 :15 am
IJastlound Arrives
No 730 Dally ox'pt Sunday 10-05 a ui
No.202 4:00pm.
TEXAS MIDLAND.
Southbound leaves
No 1 Mall and Impress... 7:5Sam
No. 5 Lone Star Limited,.. C'.OOpni
Northbouud
No C initio Stnr Limited.,, 9:15am.
No 2 Mall aud Expross.., 7:35p.m.
COTTON DELT.
Westbound Leaves
No. 101 3: 38 a.m
No.103 3:07pm.
Kastbound-
No. 102 1:17am
No. 104 12:38 pan.
If it is a Team
yot want see
J, F. Lester.
PHONE CONNECTIONS.
j'wMiiMiiiiiiirifT:rcjwAwffni.fiwriiijyiwj!yKymcjy
DELUGED WITH APPLICANTS.
Ii postikle (5 Ce'qu.U to Ai.swcr A i
L.. i at Piescnt.
A. Ir., t , Nov U -A 1 .( i ' i
1 po ul uen.s 1 v Uo.a 1. 1 iJ .ri
practice at imon hc-arlug altovdecl an I J
'Uftlon Of iha htaiitlS.
The Fire Alarm. ,..,.., Bnl1PJ.nM,
nr- " 'r
proved to bo a talWa,r 'fi600' ' '
are apiihltig in
ulnrm lihnill T fl I
Weather Bureau, y no elelugtd with
craiure Minimum o. am indorsetuen: 1
'" llt!gr'e'-
dsaary to nay
I clear Everywhere, 'ccrotary, J. T
tuuthneiiern Tolcgraf possible to as-
cuiuimn; "'" ineso iciiere,
t. clear evopwhoie In j)roughl 10 Mr
Will Entertain. " ""
R W. Nosland will -
s next Tuesday aucmU'EP SON.
in honoi or her B"e
of Vostoiln. 0f siiootliiD Or.
. ZT, .,,. i.. ol Ennls,
IS UOIMU lliwci;,
l)als. ot this city, ."
11 UlatiJe
on jotterrtny morning, years, was ar
li.itnl fur nnimlllllcUISjjl ivHI. Hhnnllfii?
... rntinrlf.il ns zett .,..,. -.. ,.i- - .
.... ., " y opuey ma oiuj,
. 'ast night Koran'
. . .... tun. liAnntia hi
rcnni. id si. ldu b mi... .vk...
.
I'orkins left 5 esterdiHlior. One shot
to stock up on go lnri hatre nan
it llros stores ln.nIi ,i ,.,.
The Booster ClLand mairled Mri
Ilooster club will iritis ago.
tonight, and the
sled to be on hand nm)B 0( BouthneRl
thn g eatest dlvl
Uuiailnh flhol
Oio.r of KavUanagl, ,. earth See Nob
,.iinn nl 7 ii'fln ilium Hint chnaii
r() tku tyoiWls, f Rne ,lp for gal"p
jj
moacrn vytouihc
i.i.t.. ..In.l. .ititiniir -
. '"';""' (,,.,, Bargains.
social eiitountiiolTor for sale this
stonewall street,
Christian Church C, am st0v08 Bav..j
Dig bargains
A, u.mupr, pioai
laity of cleaning
Child Seriously I Suits and Skirls
Wolin went 10 i '"u', .,LfcJ
)n
rdai called there byieS
11-12
hi of his uauy, iucy
es' and most Inv
Choir practice lennltiK and nro
choir of the I'lrst ,inranteCli green
JJJ
.
meet for
U II. Uashol.
aftei aoo
atteiul.
Lett For Northern
So 0.
oats in lilaek and
M Mcllrldo left yosj up to 9firi for
St. Louis ami rt'-l-eiklns nros Oo
to purchase- fnl!-
for Uls 1)1 g dry ggiin" Get
one nt
glee's II e inle on
SOlle.. .....ir. n-jVCt
Glais s rnriectly' lifted to the ey".
lenses ground nivj made while you
wait Di M lV&kow, Optlclin
Hot Drinks thi hottest of all hoi
dilnks at Hoohu'p,
llltt
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.
Do Not Endanger; Life When a Green
vilie Cltii-Jii shows You
the Cure.
Wh) w 11 people continue to si.ffor
the agonies of kjdm comp amt, ujck
ncho, miliary V dlsordois, lameness
headaches, laugai..r, why abvv them
tolves to beeirtio chronic linainib,
vvlu'U a cortaln cure Is offered thorn?
lloan'a Kidney Pills Is tho reuiedv
to uso, because it gives to the kidneys
tl.o help the) need to perform their
w ork.
If )ou have any, even one, of the
symptoms of kidney diseases, cure
yourself now, before diabetes, dropsv
or llrights disease sots In Head th 9
Gicctivlllo testimony
O 11. Pippin, palmer, W Leo St,
Greenville, Tevas, sa)s. ' lictoru pro
cut Ing Dean's Kidney Pills at 1'ord
& Pennington's Drug Storo, I bad been
tr)ing for over two )eara to get a
rerredv that would strengthen my kid
no)s flieso organs bad always been
iny weak spot and I was cauBcd con
slderablo annoyance by too freiiuent
passages of the kidney secretions
Doan's KIdno) Pills checked this trou
bio and promptly restored my kldne)s
tn a normal condition"
Tor Bale In all dealers. Price 30
rents Poatop-Milburn Co, Uuftilo,
New York holo agents for the United
tSntes
RemcmbT tho name Doan's and
take uo other
FOR SALE
Wo mention only a few of tho many
bargains wo nave to otter In farum
and city property.
No. 6090 acre farm four miles
trom Greenville, good house, large
hm n. orchard, soil black sandy loam,
Us crops will average with the hlacit
lauds Price Jt per acre, terms uimy.
No 01 JbO acre black land farn,
nil in cultivation extent 25 acres, tim
ber pastuic, several ucres In alfnlfi,
S mlloB from Oieonvliie, nice locuuuu.
Pr'to only $52 50 per acre.
No 52 JCO acre fluo prairie farm,
threo sets of houses and barns, pools
and cisterns, soil black sandy loam.
20 aero pasture, convenient to school
and church. Pi ice 135 per acre, one
third cash, balance one and two years.
No 53 Two small farms, oue 05
i,.,ifi Ih.i nllinr &7!; ficres. hoUBet.
i.nr.,, ,,uj clstoma. joil good mixed
land, ton lullos west ot GrconUl'o
Prlto ISO uer aero, terms easy. Save-
ul brick business houses at low prices
No 64 12S aero farm, black BauJ
sol. 5 tulles N I. from Greenvlllo, 4
room house, barn, orchard, two wells
Piico $35 per acre
Also other farms Iu all parts ot
Hum couut) too numerous to meutloa,
also lauds In South and West Texas
to sell or exchange
CITY PROPERTY.
i'o 65 9Vt acres In South Green
vile, a nice suburban tract, will sell
iu lots and blocks or entire tract,
ternd easy-
No 5C 10 acres In West OreenvIUs,
a beautiful block suitable fur cutting
up In lots, chauoe for apeculal'on.
No. 57 Two 6V4 aero blocks eaca,!
ulee1) located Iu Sou h Greenville, a
spec at bargain, will be near the pro-
eost'il car Hue
Three nice residences on South
Stonewall street, also nice residences
and ibe cream of all lots on Park St.
Good residence with one acre block,
east front on S Wesley St , a lovely
home, rlieup. Also residences on Leej
street aud In nil parts ot the o'ty.
21 nice lots In Collego Hill Addition
at old prices If sold now, prices will,
be raised aflor 10 days, $50 more an
euch lot
Don't forget that we write Fire,
Tornado and Plate Glass Insurance In
host companies and pay losses spot!
cash without d scount. Call at office
ir phono.
S.R.ESfier &Son
Rest Estate, Insurance and Loans,
ALL SORTS.
lift .. k il vninir . 'ill, lmmn.1 Win.
vm,0 rvtr ,,, good natural grin;
she Inuahod to grow fat.
Bui la split of nil that.
tf.if. r..,.ftlti,1 nnlii1t,i.-t ,Mt.
, .'
-a. v. .
Mr Leach ot the Cincinnati bureau
or rciinrch, - speaking ot waste In a
1 lty , said: "lo lop waste does not
mean the election or appointment 01
ood officials it means to stop
si ending money blindly, to stop cer-
litjing pay rolls without cvidenre
that the work Is done, to stop pur
basing supplies without evidence
that prices paid aie the lowest to
stop auditing bills without evidence
1 hat the goods to be paid foi have
ii en di'llvo ed, to stop bml business
aiethuils on every business day nnd to
ubstltnUi good business methods '
Twins, Triplets, Etc.
WJion Condiittor T. Hums, of the
Northern Tactile road, went into the
Parlor car of his train one dny this
.veek.-he was giveled with twu seats
illlcd with seven children nnd tholr
nolhei anil onu ticket.
' Madam," sa'd he, '1 am guided b,
ho company's rules and joti will
iiaxe to inv half faio for some ot
these children "
'aii,' replied the largo woman with
vlgot, "ThCodore and 'Iheodcpha
(here aro twins, aged 3 yuais; Mary
i nd Mae, In the samo scat, nro sisters
to little Marlon heio with ine, being
triplets, horn four years ngo I have
1 ere as you can seo children who nrc
loungei, one of their- being but 11
weeks old. but It will be .another
jenr at least hefoie your roid can
1 lint go halfw fore for any of mv fam
ily " Bxehnngc,
J
Pointed Paragraphs.
Tho fortune hunter Is npt 10 find
came scarce. '
I
A girl becomes conceited about the,
t hip she lias hei first beau
The man wlo tells all he knows
I'lwnt make the world any wiser
Thp wise wife mnkes her huslmnl
believe that she hellevea all hu tells
jMf THE FIRST LESSON '5
WW " 'v!
WMp That little child can come and purchase here, knowing full well that she will be as painstakingly and Off
wW auemiYQiy serveo as you yourssn wouin e. oucn is ine commence inai you can naye in mis siore. '1
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MniilfcafcMgjKa ... -rBpil
licr
Us nn Impossibility fo. tho right.
mi ' to kiss a Rlrl against hor w-ii . .
And some men scorn to think the
on wa to tnako tl.elr marh In the'
H Is 'tlt n llBnimor. I
Thn honey bee gets n lot of credit I
for its Industry, but no one his uj
word ot praise for the ovor-busy
housefly !
Occasionally a girl bellevta so louoh1
ef what a young man tells hor during j
co mlitp that her cnp-idty for hcllot
ia txhiusled soon after mairlage 1
Chicago News '
Reflections of a Bachelor. 1
Rtonuinlrlug Is a theory, squandei '
ng a fact I
In a lllrllng compotltton a girl can
e'o mote with her eves than n man I
with tils brain. I
-No doubt h casings nio awarded
rljiht up In heaven, but they get aw 1
fitllv mixed tip In tin1 "dlstilbutlon
down hero. J
A man wouldn't trako inueh of .ii
show of himself over being engaged,!
tho was ho does now, It It came nttei I
marriage Now York Press.
Perfectly Feasible.
'1 want to be 11 pirate when I
grow ii)i. Uncle Hob."
' Wei, I understand there's mom v
Iu it Whnt do 3 011 want to plrato
books or plajs?"
I
A Strong Cast.
"Tills Is a battleship You luwo
off en seen them In musical coutcdj
"So I have. And this Is the rail
thing?"
"It Is Manned by tout teen prin
cipals nnd a choius oi 300"
A Modern Romance.
Why don't they m-rrj ? '
Ono ot his family objects to her. '
' 1 hat bcems a trivial obstacle"
"Not nt nil It's his wife. She
won 1 aitieo to a divorce."
Census Returns.
"Why aio cities lefened to In the
r,.mlnlnn nendor?'
jipcnuse some of their, pad their .
(iguies
A Mean Trick.
1 spoke In favor of good roads,'
lid the ciudidate.
. .jvz.rrr T. 'ME?y r " "ll1 '" ,uu 1IUL
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a Tachage
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to that'"
"Hs Imniediatolv ipoke In favor ot
lettei roads 'Hint fellow is a sh ewd.
ilmgeiotts man'
A Promising Fic'd 1
I son wins to be a poet
Well, vvhv not' The brcakfist
food folks use poetij the i.uuitd -oupt
' MmMJ. BEFORE PftllNfi ft HVHHFR PRIRF I vlS
Fresh in every climate: not or
cold, wet or dry.
Adapted to every condition:
Rich or poor, sick or well.
Suited to every color: White,
black, red, yellow.
'Used by every age: Childhood,
youth, manhood, old age.
.Good at all times: Breakfast,
lunch, dinner, supper.
And in all places: At work or
play, by day or night.
ooplo n ed It. the n againes want
1 Ii l'oetrv 'eems 10 ue m bi-hkiui i--I
maud "
i;ven the butcher sonieiiii"S
t ntiblc with hN liver.
Im
Was With Him
Ut us not waste our time,
I
mil !
Let us
ul the temperance loiturer
IB
not wtihte our time in dealing with
small Ba'oons or beer-shops. l!t is
0 to tho brewery, my ft lends ' "All
right, boss," chimed in an old soakir
from a back seat. "I'm. with sou
th lilts.
Dr 1) It Waddle, specialist eyer
ear, uoso aud throat. Glasses fitted
Opr.i Houso block.
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