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TUG MORNING HERALD
DY E. W. HARRIS A. 80N.
Entered at the postofflce at Oroon
vlllo, Texas, as second class null
matter.
Wednesday, Dec. 21, 1910.
CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Tax Assessor and Collector:
JIM McSPADDEN.
II. Q. TOU1ERT.
JOUN II. KLL1S.
VIROIl. JOHNSUV.
L-OUIS MORRIS.
JESSE A. NORTON.
E. T. nUER.
MARVIN S JONES.
CLAUD LONQ
HUGH HORN.
DAN ROBERTSON.
MAKE THIS A DAY.
Make this u day. There Is no gain
In brooding over dajs to comu,
Iho message of tenia) is plain.
The futures lips art ever dumb.
The work, of )esterdn ia gone
for good or III, let cunio what may,
Hut now we have another dawn.
Make thib a du).
Though yesterday we fulled to see
Tho urging haua ttnd earnost faci
That men call Opportunity,
We failed to know the time or placo
fret:
For some great deed, what need to-
Tho dawn comes up a silvery grnj,
1 ho golden moments mum be met.
Make this a day.
This da) Is yours, your work IS jours,
The odds are not who pays jotr
hire
Tue tiling" accomplished thai eii
dures.
It It bo what the day require
Ho Mho takes up bis daily round,
A one new armored for the fray.
Tomorrow steps ou solid ground.
Make this a day.
The rallHnian.
There Is every crideme that the
two nwfnl muiders committed jestoi
day ereulng were the acts of a drunk
en and crazed mail who when suhei,
was a good clUnjn aud above Ihe av
wrage in Intplltganco As a lesult of
this uncoiled for act Offieer Staleys
life was taken und his widow un
throe little children are left without
a husband and father to support and '
uroiee-i inoiu. too tirsl Mcllui (it
ltards deadly gun vb his uged
fntbur-ln tea , who leaves a widow und
ntiu rinnutilAn Wn ,.,lf ii... iii.'
Suggestion
A PAIR OF GOLD
o u flu 0
..., iHWwW W1 im.v iUeM(ktll,n ierlll uuy Uc utm 0 uum
o . IMHTUKMIVB IOr lU.O Wlllll
sale bloodshed and the onl cm use
. .."-". JL. .
.-.. vu u ww is mai uuru was
criWj drunlt. In the face of the abovi-
facts, there are educated aud well in
formed pU, who will tell you ma-
Whiskey causes ti-nnhla m ,. ......
saye those who drink; It to oxeess
T ., .,, ,v vfj i
Wichita Daily Times.
It ma) be mere)) a Huspti urn bu
ihs news from Washington ludh .tea
that the Itepubllcans will not allow
a leapportloiiment bill to pass dm
In; the short session of cougresi, fo
tut reason that In many of the close
states the Democrats liave a laajont.
Iu the legislature and woud ot
evurst) rooisirict toelr iespecilve'1
stales to toe oust advantage for the
UtUaoeuaUe party. The Kepublieau.
hopo by holding off thu reapporliou
mem bill, till next fall oi po.slbiv
early in 1913 they might have unot
cr opporluulty to elect Itopubllea i
state legislatures u, do ilia redi
irlcilus In those states that c)t
their legislatures annually it u u,;
gested on tbe other baud that tle
licuioorats Blight keep tlje i.piuiu1a
Hon bill from paasins and force i, .
sjwolal sesslou of congress fu- j
March 1 aud then pass Hie raappoi
tlMUMt bill Of eori, If the re
PVurtlwiMM bill Is not pund b
the iUort session of congress or int
Ma, oh ft would mean a special ties'
slon ot the Texas I. Kislaturu iifln,-
. .
cougress had pakse.l .., bl 1 to redls
met lexas eongn s m ill T1k
act tU,u our siak could n l lx re
districted as to ionpn onii dls
tilciing lt as to staOj senatorial or
tilctlng it as to state seuuorlal or
rfin- iitativt dintiieik- Wills l'olnt
t tironlt li
wrw"""
EX CONVICTS AND
FORM,
penal ne
1 The work which the Rev S I
I Uetilirook is so well doing In bi alt
jit piittun tetorm and of helping li,
I nho he suffered the humlllai on
and degradation of ponnl convict on
aud imprisonment Is a work oi..
needed and one which abuu d re
eelve hiore legislative attention tha i
u has received up to this time
Mr Ucnbruok truly says that ttw
, nhole pilson system and system ot
iilmlnal procedure needs roforma
I lion The fact Is that procedure in
1 1.1 inilnitl cuses and the pollc) and
Iii.kiiub prevailing In dealing vvltu
l Hi sons ehnigcd with crime hnvo not
-' jit pnee with the advancing and lx
J pandlng thought of thu ago
1 I he tune was when criminals were
not allowed to hne counsel In ling
' Und mid il was snlil n lew viceks
i ago, when i lie matter of the ontrndl
lion nl oung Charlton was under
d.Acusskiii, thai he vvoit'd bo subjeet
id to u-i) dlHerent tiontuiciit In the
malii'i of trial In Italy from thu
which lie would lino hure, as thoio
the pn sumption of the lnv Is thu lj
vnsi nl what It Is hole, and evury
di Sdid.iiu la iirosumed to be gulltj.
It bus been but little, If ail),' mora
ilmu twenty years even here slme i
ill reudant was not allowed to testily
in his own behalf II en now but III
lie attention 1b paid to tho question
nl heicdity oi environment, and the,
Is no flexibility In the Htututcs mid
tho Judges aro vested with llltlo or
no discretion, but over) cise is tied
down to the same rigid rock of llxed,
inflexible legal rules applying to nil
alike
I hen In piison nt least umil aoiy
recent years the main purpose of
punishment, reformation, was lost
sight of, and discrimination between
first offenders nud hirdoned Mnla
'ors was bin little icgaided
It Is rare Hint the condition or
any human being Is ,ib helpless mid
hopeless as that of a man who onierg
cs penniless Irani prison with thn
pribon pallor aud odor upon hlin So
clely has been so educated along er
roneous llnus ihut he is un Ishniue',
ngnlnst whom is the hand of oery
nun, and unless there aiu soino po
cullar circumstances wlileh relieve
hib deed of moral guilt, or It lie
shown that he has been the letim
of judUlal erroi lie must face a dark
and diearv futim , jet repeated e
perleiHus prove beyond nil doubt Hint
men who have worn stripes and 1111
id cells had not lost the elonicuH
and impulses of tiue minhood
A case eould be cited wbeie a mint
tvout from tho penltentinry back to
Iho very city In which he had bee i
convicted, and within a few years
served his countrymen In tho legUalu
ture twice, and then became niuyoi
of the very clay from which ho once
went out ns a convict
The kind of helping hand that w.u
held out to him Is the kind that Mr
llenbioul, souks lo have held out s
all ox-convlcts who la good faith nie
seeking to lo establish themselves a
members of society.
As a part or ncedod changes and
reroim should bo the Indeterminate
sentence the power given lo Juduvs
lo suBpeud sentence and the begre
gallon of prisoners. Including the
graded uniform
lletweou tho barbailc bystem of i
century ago uol yet wholly nbollsl
cd and the maudlin sentiinuntalibi'i
which would opcialo to defeat all the
purposes of punishment there is a
safe and sane middle course, which
should be followed, lo the end ihu'
punishment should cense when th.j
prison doors open outwaid und tho
hopeful work of helping men back to
a bettei lllo then and there begin
Houston Chronicle
AN IDLE REVERIE.
1'iobablj one of the most wldel-
Jtiiown Boletftlons from nil of tho vol
miifnous product of the fort Ho pen
and bioln of William Shakospeaie is
the soli o(U) or llanili'l lheio Is n
lino in thai so'oloiiuj, o consclinee
makes towuids of us all ' it wah i
uniuiiil thought roi a man eouteui
plnllng suicide bocnusi, he wub doubl
fill of sleep and feaied 'pe'rehance tj
dre-nm," u thought which eiiused him
to suj
' Ah. there's, the rub "
Conscience Is a ipicei puri of thu
linmnii mind In the malm nfsulcid
eeriaiuiy It liaB made a coward It
-linon ll,l ,.ravu,..l .1 X
.i,,, ( . . . , ,. .. , '""
tuoru ' "iuch 1,,1l" T ''o uiniTlince
mBkea eownids or man) poisons
That is one of the oddest charaeu i
istics of (oiisdonce
lt -OBl)lful lr ' lni , , nu
. ' ""' I
nii'n rirrrtt urn iimin mi i rt... . . .
Ho with conscience Conscience 's
strong Whon uwuko It lavs a n
training hand uiKin the shoulder ol
the wayward linpulso and pulls back
us no othoi force In the world It is
ver difficult to triiii.plo upon an
tiwukeiieil conscience. And those who
do It probably wipe nwii) Hint con
vb'llon upon which the icstmluln
itilluence of consclenco Is bused Thcv i
know tho iiriOk of cpiiscleuco li--
nly thuu any others.
I It seems more oRiu to be tho pai
or (onscleuee to awako to u leali-i
noil of the situation after nil is ilon
. und thou remain like tho mugic wur
'Iliondoroga," both through skev
uud waking hours. Judging (mm tin
I activities aiouud us, the avpingo juei
! would reach the conclUklon that tin
eriois which men most icgrut are
commuted when iboj least roallze
what is happening. Slost of tho mis
,ue. i .. .... .. ..,,.,....
wWMtu wllIuu lluw ,10l u)on ,lnt
coins
,.,, tho ,prd nM b
the posslblllly of the rcmorso to
s bon, lt would wish for few things
1)Ellir lhau ttat Bllou!d
,n,.i, i ... ,. .. ..
'"ii ui us un rainer man i t
i.nlsil,,. In it. oowsrdlv iin,.e fm,JT.
1 r,..
-0
PILES CURED IN C TO 14 DAYS j
PA.O OINT.MBNT Is guaranteed to
cure un case of Itching, Wind, Oleed
Ing or Piotrudlng I'iloe n o to U
days or monty rcfundod, CQs I
resssEiSaSsssKmmmBsmmsssm
IImSiIiFITai
wnvfrssKss$
Tho Kind You lTn.ro Ahvttja Isotifrlit, mid athlch lini been
iu uso for otcr 30 jenrs, m bomo tlio Ip:imtiiro of
LZLjCJfZyr?1-, soiinl sin)cnl9ltiti wnco Kb lufltius.
wiVr, -(WM. Alloaviioonotoderelwijnuln tliN.
AH OotiiKcrrcItt, lm'.tntltiiitiniitl'MiisUtii-tcciiHl'Mtro lint
j:xiipiltimiits tlmt tr lllo a Hit nnticiiilntiKrr tlio liculth oC
lnfuatH nud Clilltlron i:pcrtciico ngnlnst rAporliuont.
What is CASTORIA
Cnstorla Is a Vinrtnlcst K'tdsttttito fur1 Cnnlor Ollt l'nt-o-irorlc,
I3roH nn Siiothlnu- SjTttpB. It Is I'lcnmuit, It
contnlim iiflllier Opium, SToriililno nor otlu-r Knrrotlo
KiiliKltinrf. !! nrro Is Ha rimrnntco. Jt destrojs Vntui9
iiml nlln.vH Fi.vm Nlmcss. It cures Dlnrrlicra niul Wlml
Colic- ltrfvll,'tm TceUilng Troulilrs, cures C(iiisll.itlnn
tmil riiitiilciicy. It iihsIiiiII.iIcs tlio roil, rcgiilnUM tlio
Htoiiiiiuli niul lloncN, (rialnr lieiillliy ttnd iiiitttr.il s'.ce'li.
'X'luv Ch'iliiri'it'c l'nimcciv TIic aiotlicr'rf Vricnd.
GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS
y9 Bears tlio
sX'
The Kind Yon Have Always Bought
i l Use For Over 30 Years.
lCCNti.l, RdOMMNT, f MJSf Tlt'II, NIV VOHKCnV
mmiimmAmmmsmsemmmmammmh
THI8 18 THE SEASON WHEN IT IS A LUXURY TO
COOK WITH GAS
GireenivSlie Gas Co.
Your Chance lr Own a Good Home,
A small cash pajinent and balanco
on easy terms will ouy a modern bun
galovv, l room coltago with hall and
balli on lot G2 by 120, Bltuated on a
popular street, Just a few minutes
walk from business section, llulld
ng almost new nnd la good as an In
vestment or for a homo will rent
roadily to good tenant A bargain
sold soon Seo W. S McKain.
Hoarseness in a child subject to
croup Is a suro Indication of thn ao-
preach or tho disease. If Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy Is given at once
or even after tho croupy cough hns
appeared. It will prevent the attaca.
Contalnk no poison. Bold by Mr
'(fiugnoy uros.
OlaBses conectly llttcd to tho oe,
lenses ground and made while on
wall Dr. SI Ueskow. l-i
Silk hose, handkerchiefs
lars Perkins llros Co.
und col
121S
Halite's for Iron beds.
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.
Do Not Endanger Ufo When a Greon"
vllle Cltlien Shows You
the Cure.
Why vvdl peoplo toutinuo to suffor
the agonies of kidney complaint, back
acho, urinary dlsordors, lamenoas,
liuadachos, languor, why allow them
sulvea "io be-como chronic InvalldB,
whin a certain euro Is offered them7
Doan s Kidney 1'llJs is the remedy
to uso, becauso It giveB to the kidneys
tho holp they need to perform their
w orb
It sou bavo anj, even one, or tho
s)iuptoins of kidney diseases, cure
yourself now, beioro dlnbcteB, dropsy
or Ilright's d'seaso setB in. Read tli'u
arccnvlllo testlmonj
O II Pippin, pnlntT, W. Lee St.
Grocuvllle, leas, says: "Before pro.
cuilng Doan's Kldnoy Pills at Ford
it Pennington's Drug Store, I had been
Irjlng for over two years to get a
reiredy that would strengthen my kid
nejs These organs had always been
my weak spot nud 1 was caused con-
siuerab'o anuoanco by too fretjuont
passages of tlio kidney secretions
'Doan's Kldnoy Pills checked this trou-
D, auA uro'ul''ly restored my kldnoya
I ' n norlllal condition."
JJff ".! ?'". Ice M
"""". """"-"oiiiii e-u. miuiiio.
Now York solo agents for the United
tSntes
Remember the name -Doan's and
take no other
WHEN
YOUR FRIEND CALLS
ind no es
iho new wall papor we
nave supplied ou her admiration will ,'
bo slncero Tor the paper will ctp Y
talnly bo both protty and uncommon '
Why not niako your selection now, i ;
befoio the most exclusive patterns ' X
have been taken. Homo of the prettl Y
ost aie bound to go Urst ou account
of llielr surprisingly moderate prlcos.
s-i tvt . .,
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OPERA HOUSE BLOCK,
ROTH PHONES.
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A1 iSMtwffft
Ohildren Ory
FOR FLETCHER'S
OASTO RIA
S
Signaturo of
raS5iE235TES
ran
TRANSFER
and
STORAGE.
Office at Model I'resblng Prrlor
Old phone 370 New ph&Dj 233
FOR
BOND, SURETY, FIRE, TORNADO
OR LIFE INSURANCE
SEE
J. H. VanAmburgh.
North Side Suuars. Doth Phones
NOTICE
Tanks, Guttering, Well Curbing,
Roollng, Uldgo Hull and overything In
Tin and Calvanlz'd Iron lino al-vays
In stock.
W. A. MARTIN
NEW PHONE.
C":W"0"j"X".:..
i
Holiday Excursions
TO THE
SOUTHEAST, COLORADO,
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS,
WASHINGTON, D. C,
ARKANSAS, OKLAHOMA,
LOUISIANA, MEXICO
AND TEXAS POINTS
VIA THE
; Selling dntes to tho South X
Y. cast Dec 20. 21 and J2. Ho
X turn limit Jnnuarj Is, 11)11.
j To Texas polntB Dec. 2., 23. !!
? 21, 25, 2(1, 31. 1010. nnd Jan 1 X
1311. Return limit Jan 5, l'Jll $
Y Two trains dnil) oiulppod !
A with modorn stiel day conohes, Y
Y chair cars (bo its fjoej). Stand X
. nrd I'ullniun SVepllig Cars and !
A Cotton llelt Parlor Caro Cars. V
X Through without change of cars X
A to SIcmphlK and St. I.ouns y
X Toi delalled luronna.tlon call !j'
A upon or address. Y
A1 I
Ij; R. F. POYNOR, C. T. A, A
Y. 250 West le St Doth Phones Y
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.-X";x"X-X";-:"j"X"X-:-:.:. i
x$X";
X" -i-x-'X";
X ...
Weathers Grain Go,
IIAVK
ALFALFA AND
PRAIRIE HAY
FEED AND GOAL
Olllcc ami Warehouses ou ;
St. John Street, Opposite '
ri" Hardwood Factory ;
fUoth Phones li.
j J M-4---K"W vX.':4.M-fr8-M--8-M,
'? IHh PEOPLE'S
il
A H 30SH, Proneent, P A. NORRIS, Vice Pre,
'U L. LOVE.'OY, Vice Pet., L N. UYRD, Active Vic Pr
8. 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, NOVEMBER 10, 1910.
i
Iti:SOUHCK!3.
henna and discount ;54U,1UUJi
U. S. bonds nnd premiums ICCOUUUJ
l'unilluio. nxitircs and real estate 2,'JOO'JJ
Demand loans, cash, exchange aud cotton C0H.23J 71
Total J lJH.'JJU 0 1
MAIIIMTIUS.
Capi tal i J160.UOU (JO
Surplus and prollta rn 30,4SSliU
Circulation 150,000.00
Illlls pajable 76.OOO.00
Deposits 803,841.41
Total 91.314.3JU )!
The nbovo statement Is correct.
a II UltOOKS, Cashier.
DIRECTORS!
WM PIER80N.
W. H. BUSH.
VI HS. V. A. KINO.
OR. ROBT. 8AYLC
P. A. N0RRI8,
JNO. I LOVEJOY.
M. A. JOY,
;::
.jui-H-l' IH4 - HHjHl
AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS
tSiTaesKissssjra
g
THE KIND
i
t Greenville
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,:,
WE HAVE
V
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,:;
I;! FRESH HONEY,
Y COUNTRY BUTTER
,1.
j AND EGGS.
! BREAKFAST FOODS OF
. ALL KINDS.
;'; FRESH DRIED FRUITS.
JoKn T.
erdir
We are not In tho Clothing
business but with our long ex
perience Cleaning, l'ress'ng aud
Altering Ladles s and Gents'
Clothes we feel wo can glvo you
thoiouRh satlsractiou.
Join our Club be a niftj llt
tlo fellow
Model
Pressing P'arlor
Ilolh Phonos Cotton Phillips
For Afternoon
Luncheon
WE HAVE
TAMALES,
SWITZER CHEESE,
BOILED HAM,
LOBSTERS,
CAKES,
ROQUEFORT TYPE
CHEESE,
PICKLES,
AND ALL REQUIREMENTS
FOR A LUNCH.
Good k Swift
lloth Phones
THE SOUTH SIDE GROCERS. ',
m pto is wft. a i
j. L Col
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DEPOSITORY 1 1
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J. M. SPURLOCK.
DR. CHA8. T. KENNEDY,
K. D. WADDLE.
3. B. BROOKS,
L. N. BYRD,
S B. PERKIN8,
- - H - H'I - I - I'H - - m-i-i-h
GIFT
ANYONE UftN PLAY
lins Music Co.
Texas 4,
-m-!-h!' -M-H-H-i- -f-r-Hl
food! Wood
I AM IN THE WOOD BUSI
NESS AND HAVE ALL KINDS
OF WOOD TO SELL OLD
PHONE 311 NEW PHONE 48.
iinni.
CORNER HENDERSON AND
MILL STREETS.
WHEN YOUR
Pipes
FREEZE AND BURST PHONE
US AND WE WILL FIX THEM
PROMPTLY.
W. T, Monroe
Insurance
Hr. Automobile, Toniado,
Uve Clock, Plato Olais, Accl
dent Surety Donds represent
ing tbe Ueit Companies only
B. O Wylie &l Co
H. ASHBURN, MANAGER.
Phone No. 192.
Office over First National bank
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United States
F. J. PHILLIPS, PreiMenL H.
JAS. ARMISTEAD. V.-Pies. W.
GEO. S. PERKINS, V.-Prts. J.
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STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
Greenville National
Exchange Bank
OF GREENVILLE, TEXAS, i
MADE TO THE COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY AT THE X
CLOSE OF BUSINESS, NOVEMBER 10, 1910. - X
k
KtiSOUItCCS. X
l.onns and discounts (Time) H8S,C81."a --
XI. S. nnd other bonds 211,000.00 A
lianklng houso furnltmo and fixtures 23,9S1.2 X
CASH:
In vault ?12C,7'iC.U0 i
Willi other banks 305,218.71
Uemar.il loans and cotton -:.... 7DC,97i).lt 1,223,006 08 V
Total l,t)54C4MC S
J.IAUIMTIKS. '&
Capital ? 200,000.00 ?
Surplus and undivided profits GS.435 21 2
Circulation 200,000.00 ?
Reserved lor taxes 4,000.00
I)cp03lts 1,480,20595 Y
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Total 7 fl.'J52,041.1G &
We certify Ibis statement li coriect. ?
I J. PHIL-UPS, 1'rcsldenL X
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Geo. S. Perkins, T. R. cast. Mrs. W. A. Williams, A
Jat. Armlttead, O. T. Graham, M. M. Arnold,
J. M. 'J ykln, L A. Clark, C. B. Jones,
J. B. Clayton, E P Becton, W. B. Wiie.
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get the "ORIGINAL HOT BLAST" The most ecouomlcil
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tuin limit latiuar 18, 1911
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LEE ANDERSON, C. T. A.
Phono No. 252.
J. T, MUSE
ALL KINDS OF FRE8H MEATS
DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF
THE CITY.
South Wesley Street
Moat Market
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Public Stenographer,
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Depository
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dust or gas escaping whon fuel Is put In
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