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THO MORNING HEKALD
BY E. W. HARRIS & SON.
Entered at tho postofflco at Green-
llle, Tox., as second-das mail matter.
Wednesday, Dec. 28, 1310.
CITY ANNOUNCEMENTS,
for Tax Assessor and Collector:
JIM McSPAUUUN.
11. tj. TOL11EKT.
JOHN 11. ELLJ3.
VUIU1L JOHNSI2Y.
LOUIS -MORRIS,
jnssi: A. NORTON.
x K. T. Fill Kit.
MAUVIN S. JONIJS.
CLAUD LO.NU.
HUGH HORN.
DAN ROBERTSON.
TRYING TO GET EVEN.
1 a man wishes to belittle himself
ijWarp his own soul he can ilud UO
ir way than to rei-olvo to "get
,.u" with some one. To every uu
"Hcrstnndlng thcio are ivvolMct? Vou
may honestly believe sumo ono has
wronged you, jet, nine times out ut
ten, -when the facts aro known tho
other fellow thinks you liavo not
treated him as vou should. It la a
safe assertion to make, that not ofteu
has the other fellow intended to do
jou a wrong, or to ollend jou. Some
times those who have been old
friends for years, have been diiven
npart and that friendship turned Into
hate on the part of tho other, sluiplv
because some mlschtcfniaker thought
lessly, or to cover his own indiscre
tion, roported ono as having acted
in an un'rlendly manner toward tho
otter's Interests, when, as a matter
of fact. Just the opposilto was true.
Life is too short to spend it in quar
reling. A man can not afford to warp
his own soul by holding imger in
his heart toward any one Let us
think about these things, just now
when tho spirit of peaiu Is in the
nir, and if there is anv thing wrong
between two neighbor!, let ua lend t
helping hand In Bmootblng out tho
misunderstandings and the heart
aches, so old friends mav onco more
claBp hands and say: 'l misuudor
stood you, old fellow. Let us again
bo friends." .Modern Woodman.
NEW COTTON PICKER.
Labor is the chief element In the
cost of cotton pi eduction, under pres
ent conditions. 'iv secure enough
pickers when the fields aie ripe with
the harvest becomes a serious prob
lem with the planter sometimes, and
always tho rost of having the Hut
picked makes a big Item on the debit
ride of tho grower's ledger. Tho
nows that, nt last, a nhichaulcal plov
er has been invented that actually
performs bo difficult and dellcute
iasK ot picKing only the conteuis of
-the ripe bollt and witnout do.ug in-'
jury to plant or foliage will be re-
colved with groat satUfaeiiou by all
rotton ,.owers. Tho majority .if
growers will bo dlspoBtd to Incredal-j
Ity, but an Illustrated artlclo in that
dS.
responsible magazine, The World's
Work, Is devoted to an account of the
goposls of tho machine, recent do-
"' mons'tratlons of tho powers of the
perfectcu" machine in Texas lotton
fioldB, one of which was atteuded by
-v1600 or more farmers, who left tho
M-eno satiBficd that the methanlcal
picker had at last airlved, ai cording
to tho writer. Arthur W. Pake, add
To oonslderatlong ot the tost of iu
ojicratlon and the benejits'to follow
Its advent.
Mr. Page taB tho machine ran go
over at loaift olght SLros a day, th4t
It would cost approximately $7fi to
pick over 100 acrei with the uiUtim.
onco and J1E0 to pick the crp of
that area twice, and It can do the
work In it davs N0r aem the mi
dline be altogstior idle between pick'
tug fcoawjns, it seems, for lho iiitking
machinery may bo taken oif, ay
Wr Page, and a plow or other f-iun
Implemenl hitched to the 23-liorbe
lower tractor, whlcli U actuated bj
s gasolluo engine It makes for in
lonsive culture, among the othei
many benefits promlstd, for It would
cot as much to pick over an area
producing o'nly one-half bale as It
would do the same work on ono pro
ducing wo bales,
Mko tho cotton gin, this machine,
which teems dmtlnod te sffect a ro
V8llllt)U lit tin wtlMI Diovlutf Ul
ls lho ldHon ot a Northern man j
Tho llnclUori a patlorn-inakcr ot i
Chicago, Angus Campbell, Dr. began
to work on this Idea 20 yonts ngo,
Ono machine after another ai con
structcd and In ought South to uo '
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iriGU III COUUIl m-lun iu imnmh n.t.-J
I una us dvfei in noted. Many "a ma
chine proved n fnlluro, but Mr. Cnmii I
boll stuck to It with Iruo Scoltlali I
persistency. At last ho pi winced th
machine which has been tried with
eiftlto success, we (ire assured, In
Texas cotton fields, this senson.
It Is practical Impossible lo con
sldcr In detail all lho benefits, tin
mediate and remote, the South woul.l
derive from uch an Intention. Tim'
It Is now at hand will be regarded bv
n.any a planter as news "too good
to be true." Florida Times-Union
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ENCOURAGING BUSINESS OUT
LOOK.
The Cincinnati Knqutrer takes the
fallowing cheerful outlook of business
(onill'dnns for 191t.
The report-- of commercial men In
nctlre duty, and, therorore, In f"li
touch with nude throughout lho conn
try, are nil to the effoet that the mi'
nine of business la much grouter. Ink
en In Its entlittv, than it vwu in the
winter months of last year 'I Ins noes
not Include sales of securities, I ill
refers to commercial affairs, and does
take into consideration all tin limit-
of the country outsklo of the lunlnobs
transacted In the secutlty nchansos
Meuhnnls' accounts ot sales for 1010
nlmngl ti ri tTilil t nhnm i mnaintlitiu itf
cieater virtues In totals than they lid
laft jcar, and the week preceding
Christmas bids fair to break .ill n.ut
records for the same period of time.
President I'inlev, ot the Southorn
Hallway, In a recent Interview upon
the status of business affaire i,i lho
section ot tlir Union that lis Rreat
system ot railways traverses, riivo In
a clear, conctso and convincing man
ner tho reasons for tho greater pros
perity of the peoplo of that region
Tho people nro nil employed, tho
farmers bad lino crops and sold 'them
nt good prices, the purchasing powci
of the Inhabitants Is, therefore, much
greater and cash transactions nro eT
fected with far greater ease. Mr
Flnloy's remarks as to tho South av
applicable to the whole republic, and
the facts he "lutes me tho baHls foi
the immense volume of commerce
which is surging east, west, north and
eoiith upon tho transportation lines ot
tho country.
Tho Union In all llj parts is free
from epidemics; sectionalism Is dead
forever; our pen; le understand them
selves bct'Ci than ever before am'
capital and labor are inoro susceptible
to that sentiment which demands fair
treatment to one and to all; our land
has been prolific and our money sup
ply is constantly increasing. Those are
basic factors of greater and Improv
ing business. Let any student of
past or pies-out conditions group the
conditions as outlined above, and it
will bo oxceedlnglj difficult for hiin to
arrive at any other conclusion than
that the financial, commercial and In
dustil.il Interests of the United Stales
aro in for nnothcr tnr of Increasing
busluosB volumo and activity.
Lubbock Avalanche One of the
most uotahlo facts connected with a
country newspaper of today Is the
largo increase in 'the amount of ad
voitislng of local business bouses.
Tlio change lias taken place giadual
ly and has been marked It is high
ly significant, and an Inquiry as to
the cmise of it Is of gieal piotlt not
onl to those In tho newspaper busi
ness, but to cltieiis or our town as
well lho change, in brief, means that
local uieichants li.no found II ticces
Bary to call attention to thulr goodH
because of the Immense competition
tboy face, the most deadly element or
which Is that from the great stores
of the largo cities.
Tho business men of the small
tovviiB aro learning what the buslnosi
mun of tho largo towns hnvo known
for n long 'time--that It is impossible
under modern (ondlllotis to acblove
a loiwidernulo success without tho
nld ot publicity. Tlioso dajs every
body ruads, and everybody reads ad
voitlslng, for tlio advertising columns
are the clearing house of lelali bus
iness. Tho women lo the buying for
the homo and family, and thov aro all
renders of advertising uccuuao they
have learned that ndveitlsing not only
saves them money, but time and labor
as well, l'cople who do not read do
not hnvo money enough to make theli
trade v-orlh striving for. Men who gu
lino business now must oithor be
willing and able to adveitlso lntelll
peuily or go out. Statu Press,
o
Poll Tax Payments
All win, fall to pay their poll taxes I
bs 'ore Keb. , 1011, will be bnrrod ,
from voting on tho prohibition con-
btltutlonal amondment. when It is sub
,i.,o,i ,,. .i, . .., x. . ,
milled to the poiple. No real anil
saloon man ought to allow blmseir
to be ptacod iu such a piodicameut
If the nntl-wloon vote of Tva U
liolled, no one nlloMid to vote ulm 1.
not entitled to, and returns arc mud.
according to tho polled veto, no otn
at all arqualutod with the situation
can doubt that tho prohibition aineiid
moot will carry by ait ovorwia-lnuiig
majority. ,
lu view of this pruspcU, over anti
salixin man, between the ages of l
uud CO la urged to Immedlaiely pay
his poll tax and urge his neighbors
of like faltb, to do the same tiling
llmt vast army of young men who
will not bo 'it before rob. 1st but will
reach that age before the day on
which the vote u taken on the prohi
bition amendment, are urged lu sup
i1 ilioiDselvos with exemption jui
lui, which the law requires tax col
li tors to furultb. Men ovei CO veur'.
"I use, aud therefore oxerupi fioiu
poll tax pa menu, need to get from
itic- lax colleitur exemption papers
in order to be able to otc.
No words will adequately express
the vital Importance of theae matters.
Let every uutl saloon man equip him
self to do a good ellUeu's part iu this
conu st U-t every lqaxt ot u, r(miem
br that there u Involved in tic con-
ti tw iH(oa e U Vfkslhjsrl
TIio Ktml You ll-vvo AJ'.vuys Bought, mid whlcli lias been
iu uso for over SO jc.-irn, 1ms borno tlio Mgimturo of
All CoiiiitiTfelt'i, lm'tntlons iinO.,'Ttist-lis-Biioil"aro but
j:iwniiiients 11ml lilllo avHIi nnuciidiiiijjortlio Iicaltli oC
IafAuiU and Clilltlf.-a Ilxiierlcneo ntjalnst KxncriniouU
What Is GASTORiA
Csttorla is a aarmlcns hi)stituto for Castor Oil, Paro.
Korlc, DropH nun Soothlnir Syruim. It Is lMeanant. It
contains tinltlior Opium, Morphine nor oilier Knrcotio
Mtbslanci'. It ai;o is lie guarantee. It destroys 'Vornm
anil nllnys Vworlshnrss, It cures Dlnrrhtea and Wind
Colic. It rcll.vo Teething- Troubles, cures Constipation
mul Flutul-ncy. It assimilates tlmJ'ood, resiilalfs tho
HtoiuncH ami I'mveN, KiNlntr beaUby and natural Bleep.
Tlio Ch'iitUcnV l'anacctv Tins Mother's .friend.
CENU1ME CASTOR1A ALWAYS
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The Hall You Have Always Bought
i i Uso For Over 30 Years.
sas
THIS 18 THE SEASON
U V W i
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nnn w th
rgBHae
tho Hipior Interest ot the United States,
shall contiol the politics and desti
nies of the people of this State, or tho;
people themselves, shall control their
own affalis.
.1. II. GAMIIRELL,
State Superintendent
Dallns, Texas.
The Texas Wonder
euros Kidney, Uladder and Rheumatic
tioubles. $1.00 boltlo seldom falls to
give quick and pormanont rollef
Wilte Tor local testimonials, Dr. E
W. Hall, "920 Ollvo St., St. Louis, Mo
Sold by druggists.
If you aie looking for a home or a
pleco of good rent property, see me
befoie January 1st. Will N. llar
rlbun, the Land Man.
l'rom now- till .lanuary 1st, I offer
some Bpeclal bargains Inclty proper
ty. Will N. Ihirrlsnn, the Land Mun.
Knives and forks and spoons in
solid and plated sllvur. Dr. M. Uos
how. 1-1
All kinds of toilet articles in si1
vor and ebony. Dr. XI. Ileskow. 1-1
CURE YOUR KIDNEYS.
Do Not Endanger Llfo When a Green"
vllle Citizen Qhos You
the Cure.
Why will people coutlnuo to suitor
too agonies oi money complaint, DacK.
acne, urinary uisordors, lameness,
bondnches, languor, why allow them-i-ulvcs
to becomo chronio invalids,
when a certain euro Is offered them?
I Joan's Kidney Pills Is tho remedy
lo uso, becauso It gives to tho kidnoys
tho help they need to perform Iholr
work.
If jou liavo any, evan ono, of the
symptoms of kidney diseases, curoiy
yourself now, beloro diubctoB, dropsy I
or I)rlght'8 dtsoaso sets In. Head tli's I
(jreonvillo testimony; V
O. II. Pippin, painter. W. Loo St, X
Oreenvlllc, Texas, says: "Ileforo pro- y
curing Doan's Kidney l'llls nt Pord X
S- Pennington's Drug Storo, I had been
trying for ovor two yonrs to gut a j;
roicedy that would Btrongthon my kid- X
neys. These organs had always boon y
my weak spot and I was caused con '.
ildorablo nnnoyanco by too fioquenl y
nassages of tho kidney secretions y
Doan's Kidney Pills checked thin trou
hie m,d nmmnttv r.tnr..rt ,.. vi.in.
'o a. normal condition'
1;"or en' '') H denlors. Prlco 10
"ntB'v Fostor-Mllhurn Co U1",1'0;
'Now York. boIo agents for tho United
intpa
Uomember tho name Doan's and
ak no other
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WHEN YOUR FRIEND CALLS
and notes tho now wall paper wo
have supplied vou 1 1 - - r admiration will
ho 8lnniro Tor the paper will w
talnly he butii pretty and uncommon
Why not mako your selection now,
ibetoro the most exclusive pattern!
have been taken. Some ot thu prettl
est nro hound to go first on accouut
of thoir surprlilngly modorato price,
T. C. White & Co.
OPBHA HOUSE BLOCK!
HOTH PHONBH.
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Jp4 li VA
1 VLffViCLi!
rMiZ i?i MymI)i
IF 4rtXYY A Jt-lsYiC H
and lias been tiiiulo under Ills per
soiml supervision Hinco its Infuney.
Allow no ono todccclvayottin tills.
Siguaturo 01
WHEN IT 18 A LUXURY TO
s
ink Wolfe
TRANSFER
and
STORAGE.
Offlco nt Modol Pressing Parlor
Old phone 370 Now phone 293
FOR
BOND, SURETY, FIRE, TORNADO
OR LIFE INSURANCE
SEE
J. H. VanAmburgh.
North Sldo Square. Doth Pbonet
NOTICE
Tnnks, Ontterlng, Well Curbing,
Itoollng, Hidgo Itoll and overs thing In
Tin and Galvanlzi d Iron lino always
In stock.
W. A. MARTIN
NEW PHONE.
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Holiday Excursions j
TO THE
SOUTHEAST, COLORADO,
CHICAGO, ST. LOUIS,
WASHINGTON, D. C,
ARKANSAS, OKLAHOMA,
LOUISIANA, MEXICO
AND TEXAS POINTS
VIA 'THE
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y Selling dats to tho South-
II east Dec. t'O, 21 and 22. llo-
y turn limit January IS, 1911.
j To Toxas points Dec. 22, 2a,
21, 2G, 2G, fll, 1910, nnd Jan. 1.
X 1911. Ucturn limit Jan. 5, 11)11,
3C Two trnins dally equipped
.'. with modern steel day conches,
f clinlr cars (seats free), Stand-
J nrd Pullman Sleeping Cars nnd
. Cotton Melt Parlor Cafo Cars.
; Through without chango of cars
'$, to Mcmphiu and St, louils.
i Tor detailed Information call
upon or address,
;!; r. f. poYNon. c. t. a.,
'f 250 West Io St. Iloth Phones.
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Woatlies Grain Co,
IIAVIS
ALFALFA AND
PR'AIRIE HAY
FEED AND COAL i
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y St. John Street, Opposite t
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! THE PEOPLE'S
W. H, BU8H, Preildent, P A. NORnlS, Vice Pret,
JNO. L, LOVEJOY, Vice Prei, L. N. DYRD, Active Vice Pre.
S. B. DROOKS, Cathltr.
STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
FIRST
NATIONAL
BANK
OF GREENVILLE, TEXAS,
MADE TO THE COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY AT THE
CLOSE OF DUSINESS, NOVEMBER 10, 1910.
RESOURCES.
Loans and discounts f 540,1'JG Ji
U. S. bonds and premiums 160,000.0)
I'lirnlturo. fixtures and real estate 2,'J00.'JJ
Demand loans, cnBh, exchange and cotton C0D,'J33.T1
Total ?l,'JlI,'J3U.0Li
LIAUILITIL'S.
Cnpltal I5O,U(IU.U0
Surplus nnd profits 30.48S.CU
Circulation 150,000.00
Dills payable 75,000.00
Deposits 003.Sll.43
Total I1,'JH,330.)J
Tho nbovo statement Is correct.
S. D. 11ROOKS, Cashlor.
WM. P1ER80N.
W. H. BU8H,
"MRS. V. A. KINa
DR. ROBT. 8AYLE,
P. A. NORRIt,
JNO. l LOVEJOY,
M. t. JOY,
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AN IDEAL CHRISTMAS
THE KIND
J; L Collins fcic Co.
Greenville
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WE HAVE
FRESH HONEY, A
Y
COUNTRY BUTTER .j.
AND EGGS. jt
A
BREAKFAST FOODS OF
ALL KINDS.
FRESH DRIED FRUITS.
John T.
HeadirY
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Wo nro not In tho Clothing
buslnoss but with our long ex
perience Cleaning, Pressing and
Altering Lad lea's and Gents'
Clothes wo feel wo can give you
thorough satisfaction.
Join our Club bo a nifty lit
tle follow,
Model
Pressing Parlor
Iloth Phones. Cotton Phillips.
For Afternoon
Luncheon
WE HAVE
TAMALES,
8WIT2ER CHEESE,
DOILED HAM,
LOBSTERS,
CAKES,
ROQUEFORT TYPE
CHEESE,
PICKLES,
AND ALL REQUIREMENTS
FOR A LUNCH.
Good It Swift
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Loth Phones.
j THE OOUTH 8IDK GROCER.
Wttfc,Woias'f9!
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DEPOSITORY
ill
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OIRECTORO:
J. M. 3PURL0CK.
DR. CHAS. T. KENNEDY,
R. D. WADDLE.
S. B. BR00K8,
L. N. BYRD,
8. B. PERKINS,
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iTiiTTnTiaTii
GIFT
ANYONE CAN PLAY
Texas 4
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I AM IN THE WOOD BUSI
NESS AND HAVE ALL KINDS
OF WOOD TO SELL. OLD
PHONE 311. NEW PHONE 48.
i i T
CORNER HENDERSON
MILL STREETS.
AND
Pips
FREEZE AND BURST PHONE
US AND WE WILL FIX THEM
PROMPTLY.
Instt
nance
Fire, Automobile, Tonudo,
Live Clock, Plato Qlass, AccI
dent Surety Bonds represent
ing tho Host Companion only.
B. O Wylie & Co
H. A8HBURN, MANAGER.
Phone No. 192.
OIUcc otor ttrot Natlonl bask
Wool! Wood!
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United States
F. J. PHILLIPS, PrUit H. W. WILLIAMS, Caihler.
JA8. ARMISTEAD. V.-Pres. W. A. WILLT7.M8, JR., Att. Cah
GEO. 8. PERKINS, V.-Pret. J. W. BIRDSONG, Asst. Ch.
8TATEMENT OF THE CONDITION OF
Greenville National
Exchange Bank
OF GREENVILLE, TEXAS,
MADE TO THE COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY AT THE
CLOSE OF DUS1NE33, NOVEMBER 10, 1310.
RESOURCES.
Ijans and discounts (Tlmo) I88,CSt,fa
U. S. and o'.her bonds 211,000.00
Dnnklng house furniture nnd flxturos.... 23,951.23
CASH:
In vault S12C77C.9G
Wftli other hanks 305,218.71
Demand loans and cotton 790,979.11 1.229,005.08
Total S1,952,G11.1G
LIABILITIES. .
Capital 200.000.00
Surplus and undivided profits GS.435.21
Circulation 200,000.00
Resorved for taxes 4,000.00
Deposits ..1,180,205.95
' Total n,952,G41.1G
Wo certify this statement Is correct.
F. J. PHILLIPS, PresldcnL
II. W. WILLIAMS, Cashlor.
F. J. Phillips,
Qso. 8. Perkins,
Jtt. ArmUtetd,
J. M. B yWn,
. F. Rlehter,
T. R. Eat,
O. T. Graham,
L. A. Clark,
E, P. Becton,
J. B. Clayton,
A. G. Lantzneiter,
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Cole's
A Stove That is Bmitated
Get the Original.
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The name "COLE'S HOT BLAST FROM CHICAGO" will
be found on tho feed door ot each stove. Bo suro that you
got the "ORIGINAL HOT BLAST." Tho most economics
stove In the world for hard coal, soft coal, wood or cobs, no
quires no chango for hard coal, wood or soft coal.
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Santa Claus Is tickled to death. Ho says If snow comes
four feet deep in Ortcnvlllo ho can still look after tho chil
dren over tho Homo Telephone Company phones. Ho figures
as follows: 1,100 patrons keep now phones nnd an average
of five peop'o to each family would mako 5,500 people he can
look nftor. Children, get tho now phono.
HO&VIE TELEPHONE CO.
-XM-X-X-X
HOLIDAY RATES VIA
Through Cars to Memphis, via
Midland-Frisco route, on morning
train Tuesday, Dec. 20,
Tickets on salo to points In the
Old Stnios Dec. 'JO, 21, 22, 1910; ro
turn limit January 18, 1911,
Texas, Loulsllana, Arkansas and
Oklahoma, Dec. 22, 23, 21, 25, 2C, 31,
1910, January 1, 1911; return limit
January 5, 1911.
Tor full Information seo
R. L. HEWITT, AGENT.
LEE ANDERSON, C. T. A.
Phono No. 252.
J. T, MUSE
ALL KINDS OF FRU8H MEATS
DELIVERED TO ANY PART OF
THE CITY.
South Wesley Street
Meat Market
Mrs. E. M. Taylor
Public Stenographer.
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DIRECTORY:
H. VY. Williams,
Mrs. W. A. Williams,
M. M. Arnold,
C. D. Jones,
W. B. Wise.
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Hot Bias
Depository
Imitations of the original Hot Blast are
many. None ot them have tho absolute
ly air-tight and gas tight construction
throughout which Cole's Hot Blast has
by reason of its numerous patents. A
patented steel collar connects the elbow
draft to the stove body nnd cannot open
by action ot lho fiercest heat. The pat
ented compound hlngo on tho lowor draft
cannot vvarp, and tho ash door closes air
tight by its own weight. Tho patented
smoke-proof feed door prevents smoke,
dust or gas escaping when fuel ts put In
tho stovo. Perfect results, therefore,
from soft coal. The heavy flro box pro
tects tho points where other Stoves burn
out first, nnd Insures great durability.
Remember Imitations lack tho spec
ial features because theso aro fully pat
ented and protected. All Imitations Boon
open up scams and oracks which make
them fuel cators rathor than fuol savers.
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LIABILITY,
ACCIDENT,
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LIVE STOCK,
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Insurance
Only Reliable Companies Repre
sented. Offlco 200 N. Stonewall
Street. Iloth Phones 3C5.
Protect four 'Property
I represent Leading Companies
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Fire, Tornado
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