The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 30, 1911 Page: 4 of 8
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Our mv school bu kiting Ia a boon i
ty. Th« children are happy and
fool at homo In a house like this.
Tho old building will bo moved oooa
and mr~\ bo used a* a city hall.
Rev. Jtanmerman has boon delaysd
frban moving to Now Mexico by a
severe alack of tooallWJe.
Tho now Methodist preacher mow-
ed In Thursday at biyh. noon.
Wo now have preaching threw
Sundays each month.
Tho Baptist Sunday school wow
well attended last Sunday.
Lowing weloomea
A New Comer.
THE 8TATE OF TEXAS
County of Young.
To thoee Indebted to or holding
claims against estate of W. H. Lo-
gan deceased, late of Yo«ung county
by E. W. FTy. Judge of the County
Court of eaid county, at the Octob-
er Term, hereby nodflie all par-
sons Indebted to eaid estate "v" to
to pome forth and make settlement
and those having claims again*
eaid estate to present them in him
at hie officer In Graham, Young Ooon
ty, Texas, or ny mail at his post of-
fice at Graham, Texes, this the 16th
day of NoWnber^A. D. 1911
Ruth was more sedate. She wore
a black fur coat and a jaunty Lit-
tle cap on her head, and she sat
paOenly wanting for her train* seal
Itrtmdnc to the prattle of her young-
The above picture shows the store that is now giving
THE GREATEST BARGAIN SALE IN WEST TEXAS
On the following page is their Advertisement
Read it!
Remember it! < -
—And then go to their store to buy your goods—you will sav
GOOD HARD CASH by doing so.
Administrator\if the* estate of
H. Logan, deceased.
Christian Endeavor Program.
Christian Church December 3rd.
Topic—Lessons from the life o
On clrous day 1 saw an odd
man and an old woman sitting on
a box on a sidewalk In Cleburne,
both smoking old time pipes such
sa my mother used to buy for
ms when I was a little boy ' had
loved to watch the purple bubbles
(lost tiny, flimsy, fragile things.
Tgylor in witnessing great activ-
ity in building lines.
See thJ^NEW Jeweler ad.
Orange county voters will decide
U the Issuance of $350,000 bond*
9»r gpod jamds In range -county in
dinning-chairs each breaking at the slightest Jar. The* ttf'fcinny
— L / - were both very old and' feeble they havi
ocklng cbnlr f 2.0d Their days on earth are drawing to cuts, thin
nesser swell top draw a close, and soon the dull old than feth
red, otherwise V in eyes will look no more upon the fully able
-for 14.15 fleeting things of earth, and their They thpi
m bed. good as new. wegry, stooping bodies w4U be laid sssociiate
_ tp rest beneath the hard cofrd out; harm
£hen table $1.50. ground. This couple 'ha* com© to they coul
h-chalr 46e • -"-town perhaps for the laat t3mn* to being eau
'lor lamp 11.66 see s circus parade, and have to-their e
we need room for sweet memories of golden days mistaken,
oda which are dally oome trooping back and cheer their they sow,
ad will appear only tired hearts with their brightest nee- greaaor h
. ' olectione. I am glad that tobacco Lasinei
f. 8- McJlmsey. etlH held for them A charm,'« and luxuries
** ylniftn,( : that the light that lit their dim old are the m
lima; th. rac- *7“ *** »• «00“«h to* the/ to ««tan
.h.L hol*» ot th. eou,d w*tch *•*•••* tli* "bl»- Thto to a
J Bank. -HI ta haid ■“* - — * ~ “* ST
•aid b»kJn Qra-I to- ottarln*. pwd alone to. .parkiln,
Tuaada* Jtatmr, »'*'*•*■ *«• “»to laid hla paktod »~l a<kni
h_ hk-wn ru i n to m *111101(1 «P°° their heart*, and, where willing, t
vhlah ttee Jirl nlaoe ^ 1104 blood of .youth once bound- fh by'ct
tioa <rf dlTMtora will «* '•*• *•*“*■ «“* •"“•W attM^toi
mu bar »♦» ltll *»*rklla€ *rm and Ito-ta* took do*
MaiOonsl'Bsnk cheeks, now halting steps, wHnkl- n^lly su
is. Gay Caehk-r 6(1 brows and queering voices bad comp
’ made It plain that long ego sweet them into
gs of War. youth had left them aH alone to from idlei
; la'Woman’s Homs W*H Until God should call them to tkdoui
[%» sell of war, and tar out beyond this world, to quietly hj» Its 1
Its train* 1 need not drift out toward His voice. Into aind'befor
, onr Civil War the! the greet unknown. I hope that happened
e Union Army alone when the summons own mi for the"* their flnii
ItolUpg aggregate of*to go, end when they reach the nbout the
the near future, \
0 Buckets ooffee for 90ednt*
per hp<ket—Gc^vee A Ward.
A good roads bond Issue in
Gramas county , which was recently
The Commercial Chib of Gmrsa ha
inaugurated a movement for the or-
ganisation of n Truck Growers As-
sociation in that community.
It gal jars to put your lard In
at—Graves A ^tgd..
A large number of entries were
made at the Johnson county Poul-
try show which was hgtd si Cleb-
the practical side of bualnsm Ufa*
the handling of invoices, , bills,
checks, draftg, etc., rather than the
theory of ..’’how business Is dona**
That's why Wa guarantee It :tsnd
the buslnsge men, endorse It - by
’’celling againv for our graduate*.
This practical/ and ' personel in-
nrne last weak-
A Mexican pecan grower made
visit to Goliad recently for the p
poos of organising a company
tbs growing of pec
Scale gear that city.
^ il nsrse with 10
potetton*, oonyiand larger mdarls*.
than the graduate* of other schools
For further pontoon Warn, s datum *
BOWIE COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,
Bowie, Texas.
subject t
without
i will improve
Graham.
Thrriegh Xhe efforts of the Board
of TYade, Cleburne, the Conwnlssinu-
er's Court of Johnson county , has
appropriated Five Hundred Dollnrs
lor farm demonstration work.
NOTICE—That mb Lake Farm
No Use to Grumble.
K. Lamlty’a Harpoon (Austin):
It’s no use to grumhks shout the
high prios of living. The Okies and
towns are running over with good
strong mao looking for an easy job.
who are living from hand to month
the year round.. They produos noth
iug, but smut eat every day end
wear cloths*. Put these men on a
farm, and independent living, and
they should produce enough surplus
to feed a doasn or mors people,
home hoys doped to win, for they Tbs man who Issvss the country
ware looking well, and all the tens to merely do odd jobs in town Is
bed greased their throats Ip -readI- simply a fool for the lack of senes,
ness to yell. The umpire was In the country he Is free and Jn-
a pallid freak, with jaundice In his dependent In the city he 1* slave
dyes, he had his face On sidewise, he of some red-ooned boss, or Is a mare
looked extremely wise, i I sized him street walker. This may sound
up as just the sort of skate we hard but It’s the truth. __ 4
used to know when when we were Fff ^godandSawing, sail on
Pterin* tau tau. Tom, aom. tw.ntr WflJ u . X07-I Ind.
years gao. He gave out punk de- “
clsions, Tom, he robbed the local Place your loan with ms* I can
team; he took our candy all away, get the teteh on 0dor land whan yon
Direct CoRBfctions to
An Eastland county fanner.«Lbam
just harvested more than 3,000 bu-
sh Je of peanuts from am eighty-
acre tract.
I have young Jersey caws tor sale
for 940.00 and 950.00.
J. H. Fisher.
The Commercial Chib of Gold-
thwaite has subscribed $900 for a
laboratory for the public school at
that place.
.. The reading. *f our ads *s profit-
able business, U y<\i’U heed whet
• Sre asy—A. F.lStewirt A Sou.
J. L. Rhoades, of Topsy, Texas
is here on a business visit Mr.
Rhoades recently traded hi* farm
ito Mrs. Price for her term in Opose-
seck Bend. i
t If it Is pickles that you want we
have them in all from 25c
AND
lay Other Important
due let me take
them.—E. C.
:k-eyed peas $1.00 at—
son or father. The glory of death
in battle does not feed the mouths
of orphaned children, nor does the
pomp or circumstances of war clothe and ranches at 9 pat
them. The voice of the women of gn me tor a _C.
America should be for peace.”
---- • — I Mr Loan Inspector
The Rev. Irl R. Hicks 1912 Aimsnsc mcol&rlT everv moPtl
Before the great Drouth of 1101, often If neoessary.—^Btf
the Hlcke Almanac gave timely warn f
ing. For over two years prior to LADIES GOATS AN
1911, (he Hicks Almanac again * They can be boqgtd.
sounded a warning of drouth dan- ._„ „
Mr Aim! an frvr fortv msm this 8 ** ”* 1 ■ N,rwl
so we left the bleachers then|..
and ambled after him. and pushed 1har#^nn
him up agadns tthe the fence , and j m
tore1 him limb from limb. Tbs, oor- _ ,
oner and all hie aid* were soon In moae_ OQ
evidence; picked thef umpire from, , ; ■; •-
the trees and scraped him from the* 1,01
fence._And If you think the world Auto ®atl
has moved, theee facto, will surely weak ^rf
show that baseball's much the same to A °*ra
dear Tom, aa twenty yearn ago.—Ex-
y Money to loan—I
is with a strong oom-
flelay your loan on
paving plenty of
L-~G. W. Hinson. <*
new barren of' good
If your spark Is
—Young County Au-
igenared to finish
WAk at a very low
Steam Laundry.
vy/ Beans |1.00—
We are now
your fmslly wa
prtoSw-—G rah inn
BEST EQUIPMENT.
supplies fpr your
prkps of Young
rage Co,...,*v*-------y-
Before order!
Automobile ea*
County Auto A
c. S. WYNNS, Local Agent
\ The dty council of Rogers has __
j awarded a contract for laying a >
Will pip© Hite from Leon River to the - A special train ol
j city reservoir that will furnish 3«0, broiigiht homeseekera
4-10 000 gallons of water every twenty- Cincinnati, 8t. leui,
j four hours. CRy who are at pres
»J Th* ^wrz°!rb^ ^ cr ;
meroe has decided to make the •
"“l Midwinter Fair a permanent annual The total number <
The next Fair, which will ed in Texas in 19r09
Spur has just celebrated its sec-
ond anniversary and la proud of the
fact that la,two years H, has grown
from a bare prairie to a th riving
town of fifteen hundred Inhabitants.
Coma ltd A. F. Stewart A Sou 'a
and get * bucket of our new King
Korns* oAn mffup. We will Sell
you as as It lasts 6 lbs.
good coffee lor 99c.—A. F. Stew-
art A Sow. '
**' 'feature. '__________
1 40 ,UH IA* be the fourth, will be held in ijan
1U Mayes. nary.
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Bowron, Frank H. The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 16, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 30, 1911, newspaper, November 30, 1911; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth849945/m1/4/: accessed May 25, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting The Library of Graham.