The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 28, 1911 Page: 3 of 12
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Buy NOW' and get the benefit
of the advance.
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GRAHAM:
TEXAS.
Thorowghhrodo and
Namooo Horooo, and Amount Ira*
vMod for lahiytlon Stud*
11 ha* *>*«® an txlom from time lm*
memorial that tho trlto saying “no foot
■o horao” can have boon no mora
truthrul dUtemoat than to now any^
“no boras no Fair," for in tho jroara
gone by bad thoro boon no racing at
the Great State Fair of Texas, there
I would not hare boon many horses bred
or raiaed. Tou might say that the Great
Bute Fair of Texaa. at Dallas has boon
God-mother to all brooders of high-
class stock' and more especially tho
race horse, whether It has been raced
or kept for driving purposes, at boss#
or abroad. It «aa be said without tbs
possibility of refutation thdt the Orest
Stats Fair has bean built an and
around tbd performances of that great
animal "The Horse.""
Robert Ingersoll has been quoted as
bsvtng said that “much that Is good la
rn**»‘• the dog that is in him." In this
we JIUU’ with him to some extent, and
although the dog Is an aver source of
pleasure and comfort to man. still it Is
our firm belief that had we to do with-
out one or the other, man could bars
best survived the total elimination of
the dog. than that pf the horse. And
though many of ua are too young to
recall the fact. It la a shatter Of his-
tory that when rgllroads . were first
put lata operation. .It was most gen-
erally predicted that the total disuse of
the horse would follow. How fa lari,
oua this statement proved to be We al|
rub that carried the rich, the poor. In
fact all the masses awheel from the
very first Introduction of the old-time
bicycle, again was that ever ready pre-
diction often made, the horse must go.
V‘d, be? And yet another era. ana
which does sot take aa octogenarian
to recall, was the Incoming oTths au-
tomobile, then .Indeed was our old friend
and erstwhile companion, the ever pa-
tlent and long forbearing horse to go
the way of the ancient Eohippus. again
#e aak. did he? '"r---
If you wish to try an unusual
pertinent, just hie you forth Into the
markets of the Bast, or if vnu wllL
elsewhere, and see what a good crdC
-w everyday horse can be. first tonal
and next, purchased fqr. To furthsc
Illustrate, wa might say that not a
great time past a combination asto was
held In a large city sf the Bast, noted
the world over fqr Ua millionaires, and
in that sals sevea hundred and fifty
home, wars sold; can you Imagine to
one minute that this great number of
horses could be gathered from the four
corners of the earth and have them all
perfect. ‘ la It not more likely to have
been the case that sobm of tfrsm were
too young for Immediate use, and, yet
others too aid. and In the sere and yel-
low leaf as It wars, and again might
not many of them been afflicted with
soma of the many Ills that horse flash
Is hahr to. or blemished In drivers and
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I at Toulon gtn Napoleon Ua opportunity and he beat back
British forces and established a Republican form ol gorenhnent
in Europe. An arm of the ocean gave Nelson hit opportunity and he de*
^pological Day.
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Opening Day has always----
*»*•«*• th* children. all under
twelve years of age being admitted
‘waive at half prio%
r tUNDAY, OCT. 1«L
Sacred Concert Day.
Sacred conceits will be given In the
Coliseum, morning, afternoon and night
by Tbsviua’ Sand, with .cal solos by
four of the. most, noted artists In the
MONDAY, OCT* tfc
. The first NutS?1^ always been
devoted to the entertainment of the
Press representatives, from all sec-
tions of the country, art the entire
Fair Park Is turned over to I hem and
their ladles for their special enter-
tainment. Every courtes will he ex-
tended and nethihg will . left undone
for their comfort and pleasures.
TUESDAY, OCT. 17.
Confederate gag r
tf union
stroked the Spaniih fleet sod made England mistress of tho see. Sines
of the human racs have been
upon., opportunity. Texaa today
stands at the threshold of commercial supremacy, availing bar leaders
to seise upon opportunity that will give bar the uuetdrj of the world’s
the creation of the world, the destinies
moulded by leaders who oould
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Details of Confederate day and Its
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, Mothers' Congress Day..
Brotherhood of American Tsoman Day,
With Uniform Drills by Lady
• and Gentlemen U ibsra
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N Dallas Da£
£4 Retail Merchant's Day.
'Women's Forum Day.
Spanish War Veterans’ Day.
On this day every institution la the
city of Dxitax will close 1U doors
every officer and employ* may alt
the Fair and by theirvat ten dance make
it a record breaker. \
TBS Rteta.fl Merchants' Aeeoi latlon of
Texas will slso meet In convention in
the Auditorium No. 1, and advices re-
ceived from W. M. Morgan, prt» dent
of the association predict a rousing at-
tendance. The ladies of tbs Wofiien'a
Forum will have exclusive use of Au-
ditorium No. X, and have prepared an
elaborate program and entertainment.
The Spanish War Veterans will also
gather on .this day to meet old com*
radt-s and enjoy the mam features
the Fair.
FRIDAY, OCT, 20.
i Kid-Key Day.
.......Austin College Day. —
lillford College tT. P. C.) Day.
Georgia Day. ,,.^.1
Kid Key Alumni and students will
attend in a body and bold their eaer-
Tht Best Gas and OH Eagim In the World *
8m AMEKICAN FOUNDRY ft MACN1NQ CO., Agents
e also have some rebuilt Engines at bargain prices.
, : m j a achine Shop and Foubdry business. r Let
us Bore out your old Engine and fix up your Gins, e
have the latest and best tools to work with and guarantee
satisfaction. Try us and we will show you.
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breeders*^
sundry ways, or can you to a mo
claim that it Is possible to gether
number'* from the many breeder
over the United States and have
oaf of Cham a perfect and technl______
sound horse. At any rats, the average
price o£ .this sale was four hundred aiA
fifty-four dollars each, and yet, there
are those who would have us believe
that the horse days on earth are num-
bered. Had you ever thought that un-
Uke any other crop raiaed by the farm-
ers of this great country that It takes
Just six yean to replenish our stock of
homes? If our country was suffering
from s shortage of corn, oats, barley,
rye or cotton, one year would be suffi-
cient to do away with that shortage not
so however, with our livestock for from
baby beef to horses, It takes frogf tSn*
to six yean to have them ready for
market.
A f«W yean ago It wga possible to
find many of our young men mounted
on a home that the trappings were of
more value than tho borne and the for-
mer would most likely be represented
by about twenty-five dollars as a cash
outlay, this is far from being the case
today. An elegant combination horse
will command the attention not only
along- the streets on which he may be
driven or ridden, but will also sdll on
me open market for from five hundred
to one thousand dollars. Then Wh ask
—can our^ farmers do Utter than to
one or more of such colts sack dlar
raise one or more such colts each
year and feed to them their
surplus grain and hay to ths end
that someone more able,tal.own them
than their breeders may purchase and
fit them for the market, as breeding
and raising them belongs to one class
and the educating and fitting of them
to another. . -
Can It not toe said that each breeders'
success at our annual State Fair when
the finished product is shown will be
an additional Incentive to all onlookers
and Visitors at the fall meeting to at
l try and n ‘
clave in Auditorium No. 3. Austin Col-
lege and Miltord Colivge will SLet la
.Auditorium No. L This will also b#
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Georgia Day and all Georgian-Tsadas
will gather for a Jolly reunion and
royal good lima ^
m Saturday, oct. 21. ’“-
- Drummers’ Day,
Sacred Harp Day.
County Fair Secretaries’ Day.
Foiytechnie Collage Day.
Drummers’ Day has always been sa
eventful one. and on this day every
knight of the grip lays aslds business
and samples with the one purpose sf
having a good thus with their thous-
ands of friends from every point of the
compass. Nona know batter how to do
this than they, and tbs 1 air Associa-
tion is preparing an enthusiastic wel-
come.
The Sacred Harp Societies will oon-
vene on this day In Auditorium No. L
which will be specially arranged for
their exclusive use and convents
Messrs. J. J. Simmons and R. C. Ayres,
the capable members of the arrange-
ment committee, have attended to every
detail and prepared to care for double
the attendance of lilt.
SUNDAY, OCT. 22.
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.. NAPOLEON’S OPPOBTDMITT.
Opportunity is kpoeking at out door. The time ior moulding
ueetimes of Texaa has arrived. The completion of the Panama"canal
will re-cast the commerce of bdth hemispheres and move the star of
civilisation Texaaward. The ocean ia throbbing with commercial activity, j
the universe is quivering with industrial Ufa and the time is rip* for fhh ^'
tidvent of a powerful man who can swing civilisation around Texaa like
ilanets around a central;«un. Tesas needs great men. __
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Sacred Concert Day.
Sacred Harp £ .y. -
MONDAY, OCT, 23.
Q. A. R. and Relief Corps Day.
Fine Art DSP. •
OCT, 24. »
TUESDAY, wo,
Sf: Boys' Corn Club
'PfHEROCK ISLAND
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,iverv and Transfer Stable.
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Have tor sale Second-hand Wagons and Buggies, or will trade fc
Mules or Cattle. We also buy Hides and Fure.
Oar Rigs Are Rest Try Us
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Yards and Garden.
ISLAND REDS
uality in Birds that Look Right, Weigh
through the Winter as welt as the
want.
ht about my Birds bat the price; it la
, but that la is mj fault, not the blrda.
; or $8.50 for thirty from beat pen.
for 80( from second pen. Orders
ot /allure to seen re good hatch,
la, thttO pen, at ll.OO each. At
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least try and raise something that css
be shown In competition with his
neighbor and are we not 1 < ambitious
to excel? In conclusion lw xn be asked
—Is not the Great State air. held at
Dallas. In all Its eoloey proportions,
Its various products of
farms, its mineral reso
and mining Interests built
termeshed with the hsias. 1
one of the many enumerated
have been the proven success that they
have been without ths aid of ths horse,
then we proclaim, all hall to .he great-
est of all of the lower animals given by
a great and beneficient Ood, to man.
the horse. Again can we say that no
other than the Great Stats Fair ot
Texaa has done Store, aor have other
Interests been able to do sg much for
the breeders of livestock fin the South*
west ns have they.
At their annual meeting, October 14-
M, lill, twenty-sight thousand dollars
wUI be gives in purses to both thor-
ough
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be g!
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tlon t<
and harness horses, and In
to thta, there will also be giv-
en for exhibition horses fifty-eight
hundred dollars, tor rattlLlipFsIS
hundred dollars, and still further for
premiums on swine, sheep, goats, dairy,
.farm and mill products, cotton, corn,
county exhibits, poultry, eta. eta. wilt
be given a grand total of twenty-aeven
thousand, three hundred and five dol-'
tars. ;.V
There will he expended la the faU uf
it 11, la Dallas, by the Stats Fair at
Texaa >n premiums, p«
eat improvements and operations, a
total of, two bundraw*- *pd five
grand tot
thousand,
Dotau
three hundred
Boys’ and Girls' Hog Club Day.
Tbts day will bs devoted to the en-
tertainment of the farmer boys sod
girls and a rousing program has bean
arranged. The poya’ Corn Club now
has a membership of 10,000 in Texaa
all of whom are very enthusiastic over
the good time In store and it Is ex-
pected that the full membership will
attend. \
The Boys’ and Girls’ HOg Club, while
only organised this year, Is making
wonderful aovancement with reported
membership of .over 3000 enthusiastic
pig raisen., ail determine, to produce
prise winners that will be ths envy ol
their fathers and the older breeders.
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 25.
Kaufman County Day.
Texaa Cotton Seed Crashers' Day.- H
Hardware a»u implement Dealers Day.
Thu. .» a<way* a great day and ths
population of Kaufman county turns
out eomaaa and comes to the Fair oa
epectal trains. Nothing but sickness
can keep a Kaufman!te at home on this
day. The Cotton Seed Crushers, whose
annual product Is valusd at over 930,-
OCv.OOO meet, for a good time, tS get
better acquainted sad further their
friendly relations. The Hardware and
Implement Dealers' do the same and
mitiKie with the msriy exhibitors of
then lines in the vehicle and implement
building on the Implement plasa and
la the Good Roads department.
THURSDAY, OQT. 26.
Woodmen of the World.
Good Roads Day.
That thlg will bs a gala day is fully
assured, as ths great success sf Wood-
man Day last year Is still fresh on ths
mlad of every ena There will he unl-
camps la attendance from every
section of the state. Intricate drills
will he given oa ths large plasa la
front of the Exposition building, after
which ranks will bs broken and all en-
joy tbs many features of the Fair.
FRIDAY, OCT, 17.
Southern Methodmt I'ntverslty Day.
Dallas Fen Wowen's Day.
This will be an eventful day for Dal-
les end an Texaa. sa It Is expected to
break ground and lay the corner stone
sf several buildings sf this great edu-
cattenal Institution. Every bishop of
the entire church .fllltbe In attendant
Exercises will bs hera at tbs college
grounds beginning at 10 o'clock a m.
and In the afternoon will be held In ths
great Coliseum hi the Fair Grounds,
commencing st 1:10 sharp and olosing
at 1:30 o’clock. It Is lbs Intention to
Can special trains oa all sf the rail-
roads from every section of the state.
SATURDAY, OCT. H.
, \ Woodrow Wilson Day.
Governor WoodriW Wllsoa of New
Iqrssy. by special lavitafiea, will speah
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4 It cleanses the blood of all impurities—destroys disease pro* J
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4 k The bleed doing its fiH dsty and the
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The, blood mhst be pure in order to nourish the skin—it’s 4.
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base upon which the success of Nyal’* Hot Springs 4.
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4* Price, $1.00 the bottle.
I Nyal Store
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TO THE PUBLIC
We have consolidated our Tailor Shops and are better
prepared than at any time before to serve the public. We
kindly ask for your tailoring.
We have open to the public inspection the swellest line of
large suit and pant patterns ever before shown in Graham. I
Come and inspect them. Remember, we not only guarantee
a fit, but a perfect fit. ,, j
Cleaning and Pressing Y 1.7
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>... We take great pride in Our cleaning, pressing and alter-
ing department. All work strictly guaranteed. Will call
for and deliver all riotbes at any time. Old Hate made as
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The Jones Tailoring Co.
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Bowron, Frank H. The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 7, Ed. 1 Thursday, September 28, 1911, newspaper, September 28, 1911; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth849932/m1/3/: accessed May 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.