The Teague Chronicle. (Teague, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, July 15, 1910 Page: 3 of 8
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Lady Wants H*r Paria Gowns and
Hdr Tailored Suits to Fit Just Right
Aft FEEL SHOT lit COMFORTABLE
To, dj£ that yon must -be
properly corseted. There is
no line of corsets hi the world
that Will give yoy lhat petite,
graceful demeanor of person-
age -a* wUl tJUc. HftlUiOVor-
chester. Bon Ton for the slen- j
der figures, and the Royal/
Woreheater Adjilsto for the\
stout, robust woman.
. Dr. E. Headlee wiU attenci the John Chumney will attend the
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final conference of supporters of
Hoik Cone Johnson for Governor
at Dallas tqday. He received a
telegram from Hon. Julius Ger-
many asking him to be present,
^nd advising him that victory is
Almost certain for the people’s
J.1 tribune. • There seems^ to be a
2 general feelingfof hope among
the Johnson forces. -
t
meeting of the board of directors
of the Retail Merchants’ Associa-
tion at Austin July 25th. h(e
was recently elected to the direc-
torate, and thg association dis-
play ed good judgment hi the
selection. ‘
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PROCTER
The tWo-yeara old child of Mr.
and Mrs. John Landers died at
Freestone Saturday-and waa
buried at Salem cemetery Sun-
day. The little boy had been
gick several days.
Car of barb wire just in at
Riley & Ham’s. The whole car
is for sale, mister.
Sails Tha*a Corset* and Has
Your Stas.
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LOCAL NEWS.
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Mrs. J. H. King has returned
from Corsicana .where shd spent
a few days visiting relatives.
The pastor being absent there
will be no preaching services at
thie Presbyterian church Surtday:-
Sunday school will convene at
9:45 as usual. Christian En-
deavor will meet at 7:30 p. m.
John Parker, Sr., will conduct
the meeting. Please be on time
so the attendants may go to hear
Rey. Cockrell and not disturb
him by having the society get.
there late. - *
Do your drinking at William
son Bros’ fount and keep cool.
On. July 31st Rev. George
W A. Mixon, president of the
president
Fitst-State Bank/Tias just re-
turned from Jacksonville, Texas,
the homeof the peach and
mato industry. He gives very
glowing1 accounts of the pros-
Dr. Benbrook of Rockwall is
here visiting his sister, Mrs. J.
H. Williams/ - He ,thinks well of
Teague, asf do all strangers who
visit our thriving town. " S 1
The Chronicle for job printing. Tuesday evening.
Everybody says Williamson
Bros, sell the best ice cream and
cold drinks.
A pretty blue-eyed liahy was
born to Mr. and Mrs. E. Kuyken-
dall Wednesday morbing. The
little lady was promptly ^christ-
ened Macie Marghrette.
Brick ice cream, $1.50 per gal-
on. Candy Kitchen.
Dolphus Manahan and >yife "of
Fairfield are spending the week
with kindred and friends in
Teague.
Rev. D. K. Compton preached
at Kirren Saturday. «riigbt and
Sunddy .and he reports'th^ the
people of -that community are
happy ahd prosperous. Recently
he has visited various parts of
the county and he saya cfop_
prospects.are exceptionally good
- E. H. Robinson has purchased
three nice residence lots near
the Guggolz hofne preparatory
to erecting a bungalow.
Best candy at Willi&mabn Bros.
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Among the Worthamites whom
noticed here Monday and
we
Tuesday to attend the ball game
between Teague and Wortham
were: J. L. Cashion, Henry
Meador, Argin Smith, Will Lee,
V. H. Stubbs, John Munroe; Ed
Satterwhite, and Elmore Long-
botham.
Hdrdie-Simmons.,
Mr. ahd Mrs. T. C. Simrn
of near Kirven invited a
friends to theij home to witness
the marriage of their daughter,
Miss Ola Mae, to Mr. Emmit
Handle,’ which occurred Sunday
afternoon, Elder Moore officiat-
ing. - -
Miss Simmons is one of the
most popular young ladjes of her
conimcmity and will be greatly
■missed Ry her associates.
Mr. Hardie is a soft of Mr and
Mrs. J. E.* Hardie of the Khrven
community. He is now holding
a position as operator for the
Fort Worth & Denver railroad at
Rhome, where he and hi» bride
will make their home.
The Chronicle wishes them
a happy voyage through life.
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VOTE FOR
lv .e-
R^M. Baker of Shanks was a
pleasant aruT an - appreciated
caller at. the' ' Chronicle office
Mrs. Wade Newell, who has
been with her. husband at Liv-
ingston. for several weeks, came
in Saturday and is -now visiting
relatives in Fairfield.
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HON, A. S. HAWKINS,
(Of midland, Tayas)
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For Lieutenant Governor.
perity of the people in that sec-
tion. The people all have good
bank accounts which they have
been able ' to have owing to the
successful tomatQ season just
closed. Also states that the peo-
ple growing these tomatoes art-
all home people, farmers and
business men that were
in lhat country, and that' it was
not necessary for them to go
east, west, north or south to
ship in people to assist im^tedel-
oping the country, but put their
heads and hearts together and
did it themselves. He says the
Teague tomatoes as as fine as the
Jacksonville product, and all we
need to make this a great pro-
duce shipping point is for our
farmers and qu? business men to
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will continue for ten days or two
weeks. On Monday, August 1st,
Rev. W. E. Gresham of Green-
ville will come to assist. Rev.
Gresham is one of the ablest
ministers of the Presbyterian
church and has been very suc-
cessful. He needs no commen-
dation to those who have heard
him, but if you have not had
this pleasure, go and see for
yourself. The meeting will do
you good. It is expe^ed that's
choir leader will be secured, and
if you can help in the music do
not wait for a personal invita-
tion; If you can’t sing go and
be a good listener.
Residence For Rent.—10
room house on Poplar and 5th,
servant house, cistern water,
garden. $20.00 per mopth. S.
W. Robinson, Teague, Texas,
Box 53. '
posits in the banks have more
than doubled during the tomato
season and the peach season was
just opening. This is the best
season of the year ovef there
and here it is our dullest We
can make it the best season of
the year with us by getting to-
gether and working to this end.
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POLITICAL RECORD..
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Preaching at
church Sunday
the Baptist
morning and
night by the pastor. Morning
subject, “Peter’s Confession.”
Evening subject, “Sowing and
Reaping.” Sunday School at
9:45 in the morning. Had more
than 200 present lastSunday,
25 in the Baraca class.
Furniture Selling at Cost.
The firm of C. *L. Saunders &
Co. has made an assignment and
put the. business in the hands of
a trustee. The stock of furniture,
all notes and accounts, of what-'
soever nature have been turned
over to the trustee for the bene-
fit of the creditors. The busi-
ness is to be closed up as rapidly
as possible and those owing the
firm will please call at the office
Of the undersigned And settle
their accounts. __t _
This stock of nice furniture
is going to sell at wholesale cost
and this is the best opportunity
you .will perhaps ever have to
buy some nice furniture cheap.
THE STOCK-OF FURNITURE
MUST BE SOLD.
W. A. MIXON, Trustee.
ON ALL
LOTHING
And Men’s Pants.
Beginning today and continuing for one week, we will
place on sale our entire stock of Men’s Clothing -and Pants
at 25 per cent, discount. This is the greatest price, conces-
sion ever made in Freestone county, and prudent people
will buy eagerly. No use to say mrdre. - If we talked a week
we couldn’t make the story more eloquent.
Contest Closes Wednesday.
The Brotherhood of Lomotive
Firemen and the auxiliary held a
joint meeting Saturday night
After an hQur of sociability mu-
sic was enjoyed. Mrs. Oscpr
Taylor^ Miss Grace Posey and
Mrs. R. M. Whiteside playing.
Refreshments of ice cream and
cake were served, a£ter which
the gathering spent an hour
singing religious hymns, dispers-
ing at 11:30. Another joint ses-
sion wifi be held the second Sat-
day night in August.
Best ice cream at Williamson
Bros. Rhea’s old stand.
We are too busy to say more
than that the contest closes next
Wednesday. The vote today:
Miss Mamie Withrow — 304,405
Mrs. F. L. £anterberry.....166,390
Mrs. George Meek ....... 156,590
Mrs. Alice Smith—------------ 76,035
Mrs. Hardy Goolsby....... 61,470
Miss Jennette Dodge'...... 52,370
Miss Susie Stallings 36,345
Miss Mae Richardson ........ 35,040
Miss Alta Headlee 1&.17&
Miss Bertha Bulin........ ..... 3,105
Miss Janie Cannon______.—2,405
Miss Mary Rife .... 1,955
Miss Mae Utley...........:— 1,000
Alexander B
ros.
Hon. A. S. Hawkins was a mem-
ber^of the Hoilse of Represefita-
tives in 1893. representing Midland
and twenty-nine other cQuntiea.
Later in 1893 he was appointed
district attrorney of the 32ud judic-
ial district by Gov. Hogg to fill out
the unexpired term of
of Fort Worth, who had resigned.
In 1901 he was again elected a
member of the House of Repre-
sentatives. In 1904 he was eledted
to the Senate froifl the' Abilene
district, composed of 32 counties.
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Was Author of the Following Laws While
In the House and in the Senate.
Was the author of thtf'iaw creat-
ing the Live Stock Sanitary Com-
mission of Texas, whieh protects
live stock fcom contagious and in-
fectious diseases. ■
In 1901 of the School Land Law,
which opened up West Texas to
settlers. This law has given thoua.-' *
andB of families homes and added
millions to the tax rolls of Texas.
. Fb»1906 was the author of the
law providing for State and county
depositories. The State Deposit-
ory law yields a revenue of $60,000
per/annum and pays just five times
the total expenses of the State
treasury department each year. In
addition to this it keeps the money
in circulation among the people,
and has many other beneficial ef-
fects. The county depository law
yields a handsome revenue to al-
most every county in Texas,
He is the only caudidate from
his part of Texas, and there is a
general dispositicij to give. West
Texas the recognition its wonder- .
ful progress deserves.
No personal or political charges
have been made againgt him. ^
He is the ontv advocate of Sub-
mission in the race for Lieutenant
Governor.
His election will end the bitter
personal fued between Davidson
and^ Thomas.
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NO. 8195.
REPORT or THE CONDITION OF THE
First National Bank
of Teague,
Teague’s Leading Stdre.
At Teague. In the State ol Texas, at the clokeof
business June Wth, 1910.
RESOURCES.
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Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Ross of
Wortham were guests at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Claude
iathis Monday and Tuesday.
W. T. Speights and family of
Rosenberg, Texas, were visiting
Dr. COX,
General and Special Practice.
In obedience to the wishes of my friends
and pa
TICE, and will answer all
tients I have resumed GENERAL PRAC-
calls promptly day
and night.
I will
tACTI
many friends of E. Kuy-
dall are glad to see him able
to be at his post of duty after a
month's illness with slow fever.
Williamson Bros, will give you
a dozen kisses for a nickle.
G. B. Connell and wife have
gone to Centerville for a visit to
Mrs. Connell’s kindred. They
will be absent several days.
W. B. Kendrick, wife and
daughters, Misses JJla, Ina and
Leo,
iting
as, are vis-
call
f office fi
friends and relatives in Teague
this week, guests at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. T. Hendrix.
( For Sale.-tJ have several
Rhode Island Red Cockrels, at
$1.50 each.—C. C. Butler, rfd. 3
Teague. 3t
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Alexan-
der are spending the week visit-
ing relatives at Wolfe City.
J. C. Henderson of Fairfield
wgs mingling with friends here
Tuesday*
Harvey Shanks of Shankk was
here Tuesday trading with our
merchants.
Miss Ollie Bay has returned to
home at Richards after a
sit to the home of J. W. Brown
wife
us en
For Sale.
A nice two story residence on
Pecan street; eleven rooms, ser-
vant house and cfstern. Price
$2,500.00 part cash balance on
easy te^ms. Call on or address,
Teague Bottling Works.
W. J. Lott -was looking after
the 8heriff’s-effice here Tuesday.
J. M. Willard of Fairfield was
in our city Sunday. —
From the Journal, published
at Pleasant Home, Ala., we
learn that Mrs. Henry Brewer
died at her home at that place
Thursday, June 30th. Mrs.
Brewer was a sister of Mrs. Mol-
Jie Holland and Mrst Susite Bos-
well of Teague, to whom we ex-
tend condplence. Deceased is
survived by her mother, a
brother, twi
children
8.125 00
I.o*ns and dl-counta..............;-i"—— I 91,560.82
Overdrafts, secured and umevarod— 7,672 68
U. S. Bonds to secure circulation........ 50,000 00
Premium on U.H. Bonds ,.................. 2,000.00
Bnnklnir house, furniture <Si fUtufes.. 11,714 80
Other real estate owned -.™- ..........•
Due from Nat. Banks not reserve
agents.......................................
Due from State and Private Ranks
end Bankers. Trust Companies
and Savings Banks............ .......™-
Due from approved reserve agents.....
Checks and other cash Items------
Notes of other National Banks
Fractional paper ctitrertcy, nickels
and conts............u.—-------
Lawful money reserve In bank, vis:
Specie .......’.—.v.; I a,R97.l6
Legal tender notes -........... 1,100,00
Redemption fund withU.8.Treasurer
(5 per cent of circulation)..........
1,290 00'
25,810.32
681,18
1,100 00
178.80
Total
LIABILITIES.
Capital stock paid In........................
Surplus fund...................-
Undivided profits, less expenses and
taxes paid......-......... .-a.................
Nations! Banff note- mitstand
Individual deposit* su
Bill* parable. Including
deposit for mono* horro
Total
State of Texas.
I, Rob't.
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County of Fre-
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Satterwhite, T. L. & McDaniel, C. E. The Teague Chronicle. (Teague, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, July 15, 1910, newspaper, July 15, 1910; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1046456/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Fairfield Library.