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VOLUME XIV. SECOND EDITION, 4 0 CLOCK. BROWNWOOD, TEXAS, TUESDAY, AUGUST 17, 1915.
NUMBER 260
RUMORS OF LIVES LOST IN
WIRELESS COMMUNICATION
* Wires all Over South Texas are Down and Wireless
is Only Means of Communication; Exaggerated
Rumors as to Storm in Galveston are Disbelieved
by Weather Experts, who Think Storm has
Passed to Westward of Island and is Wearing
Out Along the Coastal Prairies.
• DALLAS, Aug. 17.—At a late hour today all wires to Galveston
which has apparently withstood the terrific storm, were still down,
and the only word from the isolated city came by wireless communi-
cation by way of San Antonio
This morning a report of five lives lost at Galveston was dis
patched to New Orleans, but late today no confirmation could be
• made of the story. A wireless message this morning mentioned no
li^ lost, and the New Orleans report is disbelieved.
The gist of the belief of the weather experts is that Galveston
has suffered only slightly in one of the worst storms in fifteen years,
but that the crops and farm houses along the coast may have been
greatly damaged.
IVis believed that the people have left all the dangerous points
Train service everywhere in southeast Texas has been crippled, and
at most places has been paralyzed.
• Wire communication with Houston, Galveston and Beaumont
has been cut all day and the wires are bad all over South Texas.
—- Late today no further word had come from Galveston.
Rep »rt Causeway Broken
At 3 o'clock this afternoon the chief operator of the West Texas
Telephone Company in Brownwood was in communication with the
Dallas office of the Western Union TelegTaph Company, and was in-
formed of a rumor t i the effect that the Galvston Causeway hi:\
boon broken during the storm. The Dallas office also said a rumor
had been received that five lives had been lost, presumably about.
the railway station.
• These rumors are not confirmed from any source.
An Eearlier Report
GALVESTON. Aug. 17—Galveston today has passed through
one of the worst storms in fifteen years, and is now ready to re-
STORM ARE DISBELIEVED; FRANK A VICTIM HUE BOY
THAT STORM HAS SUBSIDED OF MOB VIOLENCE: KILLED By
FIRING ACROSS RIVER
CAUSES BAD FIGHT
American rtHptjii in Mexico Threatened
bv Mexican Soldiers Inflamed
Uy Reports.
TRANSPORT SUNK
■Mi LIVES LDST
TRWSPORT U01AL EDWIRD
MITII |:,oo \ BOARD M \k:
« ARK SAVED.
IO>DO>, Aug. 17.-The Brit.
i*h transport Rojal Kdwanl *aa
torpedoed und sunk by a t.crman
■•tail-fit, Si\ hundred out of
more than fifteen hundred aboard
were antes!
TELEGRAPH TICKS
TELL TRAGIC TALES
FOliT UDUTH Fan- Olivers. tV)
P.KOWNSYILLK. Ann. 1-7. - TIi> years old. suicided by hacking his
li^ht i; sr night at Prof was throat with a knife, anile HI tin , u >
canned by Mexicans tiring across l()(,v of an officer at < Irapcvine. ('hi\
NOTE* VHT TAKE* FROM
srm: PRISON FARM AT MIL.
LEDOFVILLF, (.A.
VUGHS SFRVKK < AR 0(T OF
BROHMVOOD RA\ DOWN
VOITH.
HANGED IEH PHUM HOME DRIVER IS HELD BLAMELESS
Warden and Guards at Prison Farm
Overpowered by Twentj.fiw
Armed Men.
M\RIFTT\. an- a kitchen explosion.
losnohifc (in the tui* they sreri
■> Mexican soldiers, who ,... „..„ ' ...
(.ILMI.II O I. Robert* '• I \ ■
apaprently had been drinking, and
old. ii d-.i i He m or
who de thai Americana along , , w ' " ' " !
B Mexican, bv '" th rhe Xl ' x; n
' " d crvH U; » r - ***
rti necks draagHix them, tied to B *I ' °'
I,,n,,t " - ,n -
horsaa, and kilting them the Gar- ,: " u M
'
K " " ' w '
l,X;^
, ranza offTecn In charge ..t these sol- '
diers we:. teops to the Vmen- I>KXTOX Viola Witt. 4 ysari old
icans and quieted the troops, -J\:II.: ~ banred to death at the fam |j
Isueh reports >•.;. not -ii- MOM of hoi e s( Uttl< Etna. The.explostoo
It • (rrtvals said. I •' cup of irasolinc resulted la th*
na v« left Monte -^ which »a» fatal t- the «!iild
LAWYERS PREDICT
DEATH OF RECALL
\meriean l»ar \s««ieiation Pasfen K'c*.
olution Statinir X\w\r Opinion
of Kut II re sf Recall.
SALT LAKi: CITV. I TVH. Aag
That rh. con
IT
• tit? of recall of
pair the comparatively small damage which has been done by the fl «.f the h.,, - m; >i,, ,-> i„v down am
I mir;>T OF >\TIO\s
^
>OT M KFSILT FROM W A It.
U)XIK).\. Aug IT—The Jlean of
Durban: doea not helieve that the
war \\)U result in general disarma-
aal peace 'when the
war drums throb no longer and
ihe
, are furled." In an ad-
Ft Hartlepool he predicted
that in Kngland the certain c
'q^«-n 'h^ war would be
• auks of TexmM Instmctoi orout 1'* or 1"
near'here.
In making makini: the jump himti th.. ' sations a- relating , •>! TU ISKNI). Ind SJ.;,S \ Khmii^s
an hour, he appear** to s«
formerb ■ minister, cosftmH-
1>r first tim-. and he< oming be-
!'!•' In jail h< i« Hi- was hewi,,:
Inx ii«lil for t '. r ot i i".
iive straight to
it \ ■; n
MANY BROWNWOODITES
,( '''"'- I don't know
i'im. or whether
u unifi w,wi i tup rar 8t ° p,,ed - far ° v^
rOKii in LAC, WH M.ft Maeh-
CTflDU
,f " hil ' ajtains f thp axle Rnt
R k. .. • j«mi. r. A\as decapitated in rl
Left hand eide of the street,
tiain. He h ted to
|
alk rrom AlMiown-'ld hi* home an 1
•>!" Jumped out and I
I ra< r,u " for s doctor. When
the. r'rieiMtM and Kelathe^ Here K\|»er- ** *{ back the bo#- was d^ad
ienrel t.rest \n\jet» lor Their
I think the boy had adenoids or
Safetj.
• nething of tin- kind whieh jirevent-
;
I his hearing mv warnine Mr mm
the . • ;.l
has been expertaneed nr*r+r ui,,,,,, i i^«
hail II pio-
-'' the \\ \»\ \. iv. ;,nd that
PRISONERS PAY FINES
**; Mi '
nra>«r. whom I know verr well, had
photit this cit] I | ratnlt of|» to VVD . and the h ( "»y was foltn
>', ilvestaa storm because of the 'owing him on an ♦ rrand of some kind.
. beaten -Mo a '
• number nt Brotwawood people
' , ' ,, • al i on rent Jon «e vela baaiactd i
iiVt think I could be blnme I. It Is
8 i Chairman Orrin \re Left: One Man Kefu IM'S
nds -and relathrei ot »bo-. >
lerrilii* •«. ktiow. though, that the Imy
' the Illinois Sii-"
to Labor.
killed >y my ear. and the offfy
i'i'' • "• lusl I i M il/
D Hal vest on, si) seking t
thing that eases nil feelings is know-
i
Robertson lai . ono of
rielian and rhief Justice William H ""^ M demonstrated h> the fa
•jiai: (»? the Colorado Supreme ' ll '" lo '"' ° r l,,e •***■ ' Idank to work on the . ;"'TO
in** in Mehali of State Roard
•In county and refused bf a prisoner, for I v past >.-ar Of two
Hit RV KIH.KMW |\
al Fdnration.
TI.TMHIS >F\R PARIS
raueh prisoner i^ots no rredlt for time Mr. at - .Roben Martin, fdr- AISTIX. Tex.. Aug. 17—Fail ir
Bt in jail and may IM confined th merlfj 01 this city. Mrs. Martin is within a few days the int.
PARIS, \ ij|, i;. the Turco—Ai-
• ■lung, on on bread and water al ■' daughter of Mr and Mrs. T ('. Wil- due by certain counties on then
THIUI HIMMfKO TEACHERS
iB md other so' liors of the discretiof) of the officers
kinson of thi^ ( it>
bonds, owned by the Parma:
IM \< KI> RV TKX\S MAN) the Mohaairnedaa faith from other The' fines which ha\e h. en paid Mr and Mis .1 w Spam School Fund, probably will result Isf
artso' Afiiea hcrving in the French
8CT OF m WVl.U'\THI\S.
will be placed to tin- credit ot the formerly of Bfownwood, who hnvc
army, now drink their coffee at sun-
"'ing instituted bv
road fund. I'nder tin- new Bvatem been condu^tinn the Panama Hotel
tt< v genera; of Texas ,)n behalf
AISTIX. Aug\l7.— Hundreds of take their lunch thirty minut. - , . : , ,, vvill , M . henelited
in Galveston
of the State Hoard of Education. eaa>
former reachers. wbo-hsvc and have their' dinner SI mid-1the. prisoner u„rk them or pay their .las W Wayman. formerly of the todian of thc fund. Announcement t
f the teachum profession
Mi - ||r ^ turning of night inf . day I nn,. s . since all fin.-s paid will he firm of Harrison K Wayman here, is; this effect has been made here, afttl
..jiiTme of the Ramadan, i credited -to the road fund and will
for - me, are returning tp the
in e, the disclosure was made that there
j annual fast of the Mussulman, ex-jhe expended by the commissioners.
still is about $lL>:,.oun interest due an
ending over a period of a month from I
•Inly 13 to August 12. during #hc T " ' ~~
kbstalni from food and drink e\
day between dawn and sottsel
Followiim the rule established last
M>ar. to reaped the religions feasts
i f all sojdiers in the French army and
facilitate their observance, the minister
of war ordered that the eommisdepartment
furnish supplies to
ne Mohammedan soldiers In accordam.
tfith their traditions.
I.IMl^OV FtM>TY SFTTLFRS
MEET l> FIVE D\Y REIMON
SHKRMAN. Tex.. Aug 17.— The
(Irayson County Old Settlers Asso-
(iation was to begin its annual'fiveday
picnic here today. The program,
which included speechmaKing and entertainments,
was said to be unusually
attractive. Several- men of state-
I prominence were to attend.
a Galveston attorney, hut is now
Colorado n a vacation.
Mr. and Mrs

warn
snnnnl mm&m^tM&ts ■'■ I feU^ innj an '1^^ 1 %c|&.t*4LL&£
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FAOB TWO
THE BROWNWOOD nAH.Y BULLETIN. BBOWNWOOD. TEXAS, TUB8PAY, AUGUST 17, 1915.
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For your girl before she goes away
to school. They are neat, attractive
and excellent time keepers. We
have them in Solid Gold and Gold
Filled. :-: : " :
ARMSTRONG JEWELRY CO.
Universal Mileage Coupon! Given Witb Each Purchase
THE DAILY BULLETIN
Member Associated Press
Published every afternoon except
Saturday, and Sunday morning
Office of Publication, Bulletin Building.
Corner Brown and Lee Streets
Entered at the nostoffiee at Brownwood,
Texas, as Second class mail
matter.
H. F. Mayes Business Manager
Jas. C. White
Editor
W. E. Cox Circulating Mgr.
An erroneous reflection upon the
character, standing or reputation of
any person, firm or corporation
which may appear in the columns of
the Daily Bulletin will be gladly corrected
upon its being brought to the
attention of the publishers.
THE BRITISH POI>T OK VIEW.
Great Britain has been severely
criticised in the United States because
of her attritude toward shipments of
cotton from America to neutral ports
cation would be wasteful. A require?
ment. therefore, is made that only
schools which are supported by a ",0-
ccnt tax may be assisted. It is fur-
ther stipulated that schools receiving
a portion of this million-dollar fund
must be well equipped as to building.
grounds, library, desks, etc. The
State docs not intend to establish
new schools, but will assist schools
which are already established and
which are being supported as well as
WITH THE EXCHANGES.
The Suspended Senteuce.
The jury which convicted Mrs. Minnie
Latham of murder, in the Anson
district court, recommended that her
five-year sentence be suspended. The
jury probably gave an honest and impartial
.verdict, but the recommendation
for a suspended sentence < an not
meet with general favor. In cases
of murder, the defendant is either
gSilty or not guilty. If a homicide is
justifiable, no sentence should be imposed
and if not justified, a sentence
should be imposed and not suspended.
—Brown wood Bulletin.
Those who uphold the dignity and
majesty of the law allowed the enemy
to put one over them in the form of
his suspended sentence law. The peo-
ple have com* 1 TTU$
Company.
Circumspection.
My boy." said the editor- of the
♦ A DAILY LESSOX I* HISTORY ♦
^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^
One Hundred Years Aim Today.
181.~>—Citizens of Indiana were agitating
for permission from Congress
to form a State government
fllH—l| flit Years Ago Today.
U4o—The Steamship Acadia arrived
at Boston, after a passage of 12
days and IK hours from Liverpool,
being the shortest passage made from
England to the United States up to
that time.
Fifty Years Ago Toda>.
ls»;:,_D».ath of Ignatius Philippus
Semmelweiss, a celebrated Hungarian
physicist. Born at Budapest, July IT,
1818.
Tnenty-fhe Vcar* Ago Today.
|g$a—Train bandits held up the Kansas
rity Limited on the Missouri Pacific
railroad, near Otterville, Me
and robbed tin- express ear of $90,1
One Year Ago Todaj.
i nit-The Belgian Government was
transferred from Brussels to Antwerp;
Austrian advance into Poland check-|"»'
♦ ADDITIONAL PERSONALS. ♦
♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦
R. E. Sharpe of Cameron is in the
city today on business.
♦ * ♦
Alex Taylor returned last niabt
from points east on the Santa Fe.
♦ ♦ ♦
T. P. Tipp of Mullen arrived in the
city this morning to be at the bedside
of his iineb', «** in el r^TZ^ XITIIIIIA '*
of Am es. nppe u i puing • p graphy at the cm ■ will • the home of Dr. M< - 4*4 a 4*4 a 4*"r**r , 4*4*4* # f > 4 # 4*
As In tions, b< droiw art aU«ta> 46- <
,vimh " ,; ol y^niUil Mr- Henderson la an aunt of
ladles of .t^ born
- ond Ward Mi Smit Prairie Wis.. 7'
there are two sub- their utmost in the wa> of sup- $ayt..--^aJ t,„, h(1 . - lipben P ' tl « l Initee >'
shipping problem. British newspapers port. Second, to build model schools tiyith " bart . Louisiana
Vlart Mc^lee of tins city.
' ♦ ♦ ♦
4* DR. JNO. HARRIS H4LES 4- *
Hex W H Doss passed thr< 4- OPTOMETRIST 4*
. T
h»v«» «iioppct,.H th;iT their covernmenT in each i-ount« ot rexas,
x
wnun
wi.i.h
win.
uiii i:ue
' neighbors the five neutral states
Texans have feared. The United < -"ining to be ■ reporter on The!
John Rusk in
of Holland. Denmark. Norway.
Bugle flew fifteen feet Into the street, i
Sweden, and Switzerland. These States has not suffered as the beopte |J|d >HWU^ uH}) what bvst , maVrs j£..j
.states have rights which we cannot
ignore.
"But we may justly complain
when we find them importing
from 17 to J* times as much cotton
as they need for their doni
tic consumption and exporting the
surplus, or a large part of it. to
the enemy, who cannot obtain it
elsewhere, who cannot produit
himself, and to whom a constant
supply of this indispensable
raw material is vital to his
military strength.
"What the British go\eminent
has done is to seek a way out by
a series of friendly and private
agreement. All cotton entering
Holland, for instance, is liable to
seizure unless it is consiem-d to
me Netherlands Oversea Trust.
which is under heavy bond to
prevent its re-export to (iermany.
in Sweden an arrangement
more recently been mad* with an
association of cotton spinners
with the object of limiting the importation
of cotton into that country
to the needs of its dotn^tu
manufacture.
"If we were to establish in each
of the northern kingdoms a single
receiving agency to which alone
cotton might be consigned, and
a* we were definitely to fix the
number of bales' That might be
imported, using as an index the
sverage domestic consumption
(or perhaps a little morci of each
-country during the three years before
the war. we shouid then have
TOne some way towards solving
this particular branch of the
problem."
M0>KY roil THE AShlXJ.
The last Legislature appropriated a
million dollars for the purpose of aid-
ing the rural schools of Texas. This
Money will be available during the
^t thirteen milloa dollars
[more than during the same period of
1914. The clearings in Dallas fur 'he
first leveS months of this jresr ea>
jceeoed those of the.p.Mt period by
i kening thud
[more than >e\en million dollar*
Have y«»ur teeth been eaamis
The bank clearings are the baronet- Kwrv stlh i 4 . nt should have his teeth
ers Of business When money is m circu-
lation end easiness is good, the < bar-
lings m« r. si The figures letl the
tale
Pronertj ralues in Brownwood ha\e
Incrnaned eonsiderablj daring the
past two years.
It Is a significant
a
< lull.
si HiHH < HII.DIM > RKMtSHD
TO UatHstt FN^MSH t ROPv
LONDON. Aug 17-To assist in
the harvest, the education comnaBtee
of the county Of Kent have relfS
- ' school children Kent
■ s.'Pn .ailed the garden of Knu-
;..nd. and Is devoted lamely to orchards;
!KJ hop tields.
Cling Peaches for pickling,
25c per bucket; 85c
per bushel. Phone 608
or 609, W. L Kay.
SCHOOL CHILDREN
rai»-fully examined and cared for
bi tore entering school. Can you say
eiir teeth are in good condition? If
not call and talk the matr.r
With us.
BELL DENTAL CO.
Over Coggin Bank
fact that many of those who object to
a higher ta\ rendition ha\e notified
* TheQuality
their agents to loch 1 w • isl price |
of propertj which is on the 1 israet
The statement b>
a conieniporar»
that traveling rn.-n in this \* rritor>
no right to complain 6t bad roads
because the> do not pay an\
road
taxes Is undoubtedly made in a spirit j
of irony
Fulh eighty per cent of Inej
traveling men who use the rood
Brown county are home-owning enttj
tax-paying citizen/ of \Brownw ">od |
while all other traveling men who j
the schools must meet certain reuse
the.roads ol the county spend
quirements, which were explain, d In
large stunt be: each year for board j
Friday's Daily Bulletin. These re
lodging and other necessities, and]
ooirements are so fixed that only those
their trade materially increases the
school communities '■■ hich are wide
volume of business done in Brown
awake TO the T • Of proper edu
wood, f'.ive the traveling men their]
cation may receive state aid. The
! dm
state government i*?lieves that giving
asoney to aid schools in those com- ^ FERR | S A# BASS
annuities which do not appreciate edu-[D E s T |S T . PHOSE Wt.
o\»t
is^»44a4»4^»»»»»l
which enters into each and every
article ol pare food we csrry
in stock,
THE PRICES
at which th«y are told whether
for ca»h or on thirty-day accounts ;
THE SERVICE
which we render our patrons,
both in expert salesmen and !
prompt deliveries,
—All Prove That It Behooves
You to Trade
With Us.
Many Like This In
Brownwood
lac McKniKht «>f the M. O dnrn 4* M. r. J. B0LE>DER +
< ompany left Monda> morning for jj. timdnste Veterissrias 4.
Brady, where he will spend several ,j. Formerly with U. 8. Army 4»
days with friends, hefore goinjr to • PHONE 23 4»
Menard. where he will join a party + m W„t RTSad^*7 +
for a several days' outing on the >an
Saba River.
Rev. w L Blackburn and wife were ^ ^ ._SE5_ 4.
guests of Mr and Mrs. ('has liaugh-* . MLL*MXTAL TO +
sinllar < "M- Sfc
l> » h,f^d f " **. * ^^^l ^Sl? + and sstT both money end "teeth. +
Kscli Issue. belongs to the YWst Oklahoma confei- ~ ^
Methodist < hurch and • Phone t8i.
The following case ^ ant one ol enee of the
Mrs Blaek- 4* Over Coggin Ban\
,„an> oecurrinaj daily in Brownwood, Mationed at Weinman
It is an easy matte: to verify II Vou '.urn hi a sister of Mrs. Baughraan. •j* *T *1* "I* **• •*• V "I* •»• *f* *l* "** *l* ▼
csnnbt ask lb? »)ette» proof J. J, J, 4, J, ,{. J, J. 4, 4. J. A 4. ^
V .1 Dnris, TOU h^i^k Av,. lima. Miss Kn!a MeFarland. who has neen JTTTT V n IVA I
aood *»n I was troubled for two touring the PnetfJ I coiintry or . J. J. HATTS #J
• 4 .,, til*. iw»rtt si\ seeks returned Sunda> 4* —TAILOR— V
"' TrtL S t ."^'-o £ £« — «- «»»^ 1* «*■«! TW.H., I. .11 ♦
liiniHi* ss iii m> Ua.
ami spent several weeks in Califor-;^. Branches, 4»
Phone 320H.
times during Land at other points of interest. *n« ^ Nex( fQ Cha|nDer of commerce re •!•
ed me to get up many
week In Colorado Springs
the night. Thehianey secretions-were s i;* uf
+ + + + + + + + + + 4- + + +
,, v highly colored and painful in -h„e . nroute home ^
passage I tried much -^ctoe^hnt ^^ ^^ ^ ^ umker at ^ DR> c c BrLLARD
nothing seemed to ^'^g^*.^ lB e Santa Pe, after spending yester- + Physlelo and +
feet upon me JIUOW K idn. > 11 i.s ^ Hrownwo
pegan to feel Kke « d fteient man ~* ^ ^^ j^ ho wiH stay ^ p^^ J^ ▼ j
and after Uiking three boxes. waj ^^ St, | , ( , >uiber first , v he n he will ^Office 401 Brownwood National >
,n much better health „ n resume his work here. He has noi ^ fiank Buildlng +
The above statement was given >» ^^ iecovered from injuries re- ^^^♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦♦^
Octoher Ee< laU and on July
] - ((>ive(i ' in a motonMC ie accident which u
iMft " r l>flvl8 8aid: '^.Mconrred here several weeks ago
I loan's Kidney Kills-occasionally and
♦ ♦ ♦ 4.
they always benefit me."
M. C Mdiown and family returned ^
price :>rug Co.
♦ ARMSTRtWW TRi>SFER 40. ♦ ^
l Butterfat. (sweet) ner pound
. .:\0c
♦ Carriages any hour. Day or *
Oats, bulk. No. 2. per bu. ..34c
Hfic ■ Follow
the bunch; drink Con ♦ Night Rain or Shine. Prices ♦
icked, per bu.
"f\].\ 'Punch. 5c all fountain*.
> Reasonable Phone * ».~— — 23.
Wheat, bulk. No. 2
c
Hunter-Smith
rn, bulk, white, bushel
kl
♦ -We Seier Mis* a Train." ♦
—
tItalia, per ton, |8.#0 to .$9.00 j |>KIM\HV S('H00I-.
GROCERY COMPANY lohnsoa (Irass, per ton .$5,001 Mi

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FLA6S DISPLACED BY ; NEW JERSEY MAN FAILS
IN BELGIUM TO APPEAR FOR CRIME
When Order Is Issued ftr \rre*t of Women of Huckensack, XS ho Secured
Ha- \. Italian Sjmpa- His Coniictioii Do \ot Attempt
thizer* Report to Macaroni, to Hide Feelings.
HACKKNSACK. N. J., Aug. 17—The
LONDON. Aug. 17.—When the Hal-j women who were behind the prosecute
arni^ '»nio\e,l from Ike ltal-, tion of forlllrr Postmaster Ceorge A.
lift embassy in Brussels, the petph sj Hl!1(1 , f Haworth. N .1. on charge*
Brussels kn« w immediately that Italy brou^|u bv his pretty assistant. Miss
was ai war with Austria ami torpid and bowels constipated
or you have headache. diuineM. coated
tongue, if breath is had or stomai h i*our,
tust try a spoonful of harmless Dodsoa'e
Liver Tone tonight on my guarantee.
JEXACO
llere's my gnaiintn iny drug
t a 50 . * nt J^'ttb- «>f Dod-
, -piHinfiil and
n it d»»-n't ntraighVn yoli right up
and niak»' you feel liix and vigorous I
want >"U t'» go hark t

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Two New Styles in Wooltex!
>«> - morning for t
irn nd ih< m. whert • "d ;i f, " w
IHog m days on busing .s Hin two sons * c - I'MU ej - '• Bbri
,,. p MM| ,.,„,,,,J, rv tim8tfc
idina farther out than ever i.e-, '_^"~"~ "^~^
While an overflow of the ' IVAXTFti
A.Mia-j-seconii
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hand
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gas store.
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eu is not fear 1
conditions . 1 considerable
today.
the similarity of ' ()^ ! llirnft . „. Jr i ow r 4
k J*t "
with oven; prefer three
burn .... Stuart Hopper, at Rogers'
Store
260c
-*OK Rr>T.
Kron, a casual ol.s.nrf, ,o> M ,oi»,t, F[ KMrfHKI) B0O || ff fof , nt h
nipre People have used the passenger keeping. Phone 0 4 At *
[trains in and i: REXT-Three unfurnished
lodaj on the two ne* Boysea build- ,.,. bound Santa Pe which
i««r«?s room*/ Apply a Baker. 256tf
rne building on Cent< 1 avenu< , 1 at 4uke and wife of Brady S|
REST—Two I
. mu for Lampasas. where she will !)♦*•
last night in the city
♦ * o [iinesits for information were answi • I
of friends.
,a gssmbsr of a cahtpfng pait^ which
Mr- w l» woodruff, who foi the
***** ;,!ld p ' I Md , . hour "
1 isf 'de
in this city L i-;F'hon» 721-2 rings
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on
; wo or three weel een i. -
25Jtfc
i Wh •■ regul 1
R A l^ingston and
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Mink' lot daughter, Mrs Parl Bo .,.,„,, z
.lolm llorn. p.ildiOur of the \hin
FOR RKWT -Fi ,, m .
Misa Thekma Melton left hut nigh!
Worth ..r spending a fen days in
!,ff
v : 1 -he ni it fe • Rsh(-
he will B :1
rocj :. i'.ttiw n^ ood todav on
for light house ig Mrs. J. \v
P«it?n
Mr \i' Kinni j c inie to
B i on pleasure.
I brothers, t'hai
Price. 7lo Austin A.e fhone J
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the next two or threr weeks \isiting
Brbwnwood frohi Honham :or a few
with friends an«^ relat •
B K Hawkiri: and d
i' ir: Ron
Stfc
nd sincf
Mi»-- V • :ia»rninu
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Kddys " left iln< ri. foj
I ' • V . ill ..n
for a v in ("omanche with 1
* ' ltd Mr Horn this niorntag
root; 1
\li>s Mar;. Ander>oti left thi> mOrfid
friends
. -'7 milef from • ind if Mr. II
en:; modern conveniences \
for Comanehe. where she will
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Av tone 211 .-"-v
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two or thr.,. *i
Anne Ho!
rtr<
rvla^-
: nt 1
It 1- FOR S\l.t.
I - hrirr **. trip r , . «r
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Bell D - LfGEt FOOD CAJ
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Get a Set of Spoons!
Tomorrow is North Carolina Spoon
Day at
Jennir ^ lT$f<
j With each $1.00 purchase
tomorrow we will give a
♦ Sterling Silver Plated Sou-
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| venir State Seal Spoon.
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[ A Limit of Six Spoon to a Customer ]
A Spoon will also be giv-
en with a payment of each
!; $2.00 on account, with a
«► ■ ■
I limit of six spoons.
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