The Goldthwaite Eagle. (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 12, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 7, 1908 Page: 3 of 8
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Under Tent Theatre
IN GOLDTHWAITE
Nov. 9,10 and 11
ROY E. FOX
LoaeStar Minstrels
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PEOPLE OA
ALL wfllTE OV
NINTH "ANNUAL TOUR IN TEXAS
Band-Parade Monday 11:30 a. m. ^
Admission, Adults 35, Children 25c
Reserved Chairs 10c Extra.
If you want to buy or sell
Real Estate
SEE ME
____ . i
I; can find you a buyer or can sell or trade you
the., kipd pi property you want. I have
Farms, Ranches City Property For^?As.‘
A. JWeaffiers
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
[eese sells lime.
can pay the outside price for
Itton seed—J, V. Oockrum,
R. Burrows and hia daughter,
S3 Bertie ware among the visitors
|gan Angelo this week.
Plenty of stove pipe and a big lot
(heaters at our store. Haye one
up before another cold spall.
IklD, Hurdle & Oo.
5. S Lee thiB week sold J.N. Smith
son of Lampasas county $7480
rth of land In the Payne oommun-
Thls Ib some of the J. T. Owens
Id.
lot in Hamlin, Texas,and 40 aores
ind on the proj acted Orient R. R.
$140, $10. monthly. A lot in Ve-
jfo, for $40. $5.. monthly„lf bought
[nee. For particulars, see Dr. Em.
Bon, Qoldthwaite. Texas.
D. Long left the first of the week
Childress county for a visit to
itiyes. He expects to return to
Worth next week In time for
iBaptist convention. He was ao-
jpanied by Henry Davis oi the
is oreek conmunity, who ex
to make his home ip Childress
lty.
Have You Seen the
South Bend Watch?
jWe want you to. We think
[great deal of this watch. *or
je man that requires an accur-
time piece and ond/that is
jljusted and built to stand the
^ooks and jolts watchos are
jject to, we recommend the
SOUTH BEND
te South Bend is guaranteed
meet your demands and
|e prioes are reasonable, We
ill all makes and grades of
ktches. Go where you may,
|u will fled no betttr place to
a watch, and we guarantee
prices to be as low or lower
■in you oan buy the same
Itch for in any city or aDy-
lere, ss to that matter. Gome
see.
E. MILLER
THE JEWELER
Many Marriages.
A number of marriages were
solmnized Sunday. Z, C. Chap-
man and Miss Fannie Black*
burn were married at the home of
the bride’s parents in the South
Bennett community at 3 o’clock
Sunday afternoon and left on
Monday’s west*bound train for
their home in Winters. A. C.
James and Miss Beulah Malone
were married at 4o’olook 8unday
afternoon in the Browns oreek
community. These young people
live near Mullin. A, C, Branon
end Miss Maye Griffin were mar-
ried at the reaidenoe of Rev. G,
W. Templin in this oity Sunday
morning at 10 o’olook. They
live in the South Bennett com-
munity. All of these young peo-
ple have many friends and well
wishers, and many join with the
Eagle in extending congratula-
tions,
How is Your Digestion?
Mrs. Mary Dowling of No. 228 8
Ave., San Francisco, recomends a
for stomache trouble. She says:
“Gratitude for the wonderful effects
of Eleotrlc Bitters In a case of acute
Indigestion, prompts, this ,t estimony.
I am fully oonvenced that for stom-
aoh and liver;;troubles Electric Bitters
Is the best bemedy on the market to-
day.” This great tonic and alteratlye
medicine Invigorates the system, pu-
rifies the blood and la especially help-
ful in all forms of female weakness.
5Cc. at R. E. Olement’H drug store.
Notice.
Parties knowing themselves in-
debted to me for groceries either by
note or 'On open account are re-
quested to please call and settle, as
i no accounts are all due and I need
thb money to meet my obligations.
Please attend to this at once and
kindly oblige. Yours truly,
W. E. Gbisham.
Fine Poultry.
I have the thoroughbred Rhode
Island Reds from prize winners
Home stock for sale. Oocbrels $1.00
to|$2,50 each. Pairs $2.50 to $5.00.
W. E. Pabdue.
For Sale.
A fine thorough bred Jersey male
abput two years old, good color, wll!
sell cheap. W. E. Pabdue.
Frer=h lime at the xnarbel yard.
Hudson & Rahl buy hides and bees-
wax.
Best goods at Grleham’ti, lowest
prices,
If you have hides fco add seaHudscn
Sc Rahl. .
Welch Grape Juice, ail sizes, at
Grisham ;a.
See Keesa for monumental' work
or iron fencing,
Furniture repaired and varnished
at. Secondhand Store. /
If you want a good well drill see 0.~
M, Harris at Bjiddy; T;
If you wapt good -fresh gorn. ohgge
order from'Bw^rdu^:V" " ' ' ^
Keese wants:. to trade-^<^pni©nt
,wdrkYor.(a.^6d'w^r^hOT8«i'i rT* -
You will make money by getting
Grisham’s prided'tiu groceries,
Bread baked every day at Keliy’s
market.L Special . prices on large
quantities, v,/,v "< : .
If you. know a local Item tell the
Eagle and help to make the paper
more interesting to the readers.
We are prepared to lend money on
land and to take Up and extend Ven-
dor’s lien notes.—Anderson & Clem-
ents.
Why not have Keese to replaoe that
old wooden front fence with a nioe
iron fence, cheaper than wood, lasts
a life time.
Stray ball, 9 or 3 yean old, red, no
m ark or brand. The owner can learn
bis wher cabouti by paying 25q for
tbis notice.
SeeW. E. Pardue before baying
your flour. Will exchange for wheat
or sell for cash; guaranteed to give
satisfaction.
My thoroughbred Jersey male 1* at
Walker’s wagon yard In Qoldthwaite,
where his service oanbe had at $2
oash.—J.|W. Young, ,.u
Don’t buy groceries until yon figure
with l\ J . Robsou & Co. They can
save yon some money. Headquart-
produce.
The Cemeter'y -NaB0°cIation held Its
regular monthly meetwf^C Thursday
afternoon but there was noX^8111®88
transacted outside of a routlneV.0^8,1’'
acter.
The Star Restaurant has a ladA^8’
dining parlor in connection and makes
a specialty of serving banquets. It is
located in the postffice building.
We can Buit you in any style,size or
price in heaters and we put them no
free in the city. Bodkin, Hurdle &
Co.
Posted—My farm and pasture, west
of Qoldthwaite, on the Hanna Valley
road, are posted and all persons are
forbidden to bnnt birds or shoot
therein, as I have stock there that
might be injured.—A. J. Cline.
W. E. Yarbrough was here from
San Saba county, having been sum-
moned on the account of the serious
illness of his sister. Mrs. Walter Ford
He made the Eagle a pie asant oail
Thursday.
1 have thou sands of acres of land
in this and adjoining counties, in
large and small tracts, and will out
it in tracts to suit purchasers, and sell
on long time, See me if you want to
buy land.—Z. S. Lee, Star,
Bring your cotton to the Perry Gin
Co , “Old Grandma” for first class
ginning. We can’t gin two bales in 15
minntea, but In order to make good
samples and tnrnonts we take abont
20 minutes to each bale. W. E. Par-'
due.
Up to the time the Eagle was pat to
press 7777 bales of ootton had been
reoelved at the public yard here and
1900 baleB had been received at the
Farmers Union yard and warehouse.
On the same date last year 3146
bales had been received-at the public
yard.
W. L. Yarborough of Palestine has
been here this week, having been
summoned on account of the serlons
Illness of his sister, Mrs. Walter Ford.
He made the Eagle a pleasant oall
Thursday and renwed bis subscrip-
tion. He is now traveling for the
National Coffee company and hopes
to have Goldth waite In his territory
after the first o< the year.
The news of the death of Prof. T.
W. Hatcher was reoelved here a few
days ago. H e died In Lexington, Ark,,
several weeks ago from a con-
gestive ohill. He was principal of
the school at that place and his
wife and daughter were teachers in
the school. His son was in college,
bat when he oame home to sttend his
father’s funeral the school board
elected him to the prlnclpalshlp, to
fill the unexpired term. Prof.Hatcher
was principal of the Qoldthwaite
school several |vears ago and after-
wards taught a private! school here
and he and bis fanily are kindly re
membered here land tmany were
grieved when they learned of Ms
i death.
MILLS COUNTY HOMES.
Cbfcuces and . Odpotiunities &b well as Bargains to be
found in, .tbe following list, Watcu the list gro*.
acres, 7 mile* f rom ] store, 20, miles northeast of Gold*
Unload. 75 acres in
most- all 'tillable laud
.;Oo!dt:hwait*on,-Centerr,City -and Mid
cultivation,
New 3 room
house,. well,rNiudmill, surface tank,
good ohocflrlate soil... A bargain, .e,tv
83500..
No. 2- 152 acres in two miles of
$Bs'8»hs ;ozi- Brbw'fi^dod "road . 125
^Cresdn-cfiftiTatroW; ••i&de'r-,th'e:- sup-
peb^d Stri^afcionr^hbU.
1 .:j$67 3e«:]abe'...hay.oaS:.
ioo^nbiulfd.vation, 250..mqrp ...go^d Lilt-.
able land. A lotjpf .good .pecan tim-
ber. Haa eoaie improvement^,'' All
under -fenoS- ‘Would1 be ebeap at
$5.50 pdf'acre.1 •
No,; 4i. • 20O acres on Center City
road, 50 acres in .cultivation, 35 more
good tillable land, 4 room house,
good barn, 2 good wells and plenty of
timber. $12 50 per acre.
No. 5. 320 aores of m ftnlainlar
with a small farm In cultivation, very
good three room house, good well
and windmill, abont 100 aores of this
land is tillable, most all good grass
land, all under fence. \)i miles
Booth east of Qoldthwaite. Close to
the reunion ground on Qoldthwaite
and Lampasas road. $8.00 per acre if
sold at once. % oash, balanoe terms
if desired.
No. 6, 941 aores, l set of improve-
ments, 73 acres in cultivation, good
well, windmill, 2 tanks, all under
fenoe. Also 230 acres, 2 miles farther
ease, with a small farm in cultivation,
with well, windmill, well fenced. The
larger tract has abont 500 sores of
good tillable land on tract. Post oak
timber and sandy land with red clay
foundation, on the railroad and con-
tains a switch, 7 miles south east of
Gotdthwaite, 2;miles of school. The
941 tract $12.00 per aore and the 320
at $5 GO.
We would consider some trade on n01^h,e^®t °* oldtb waite. $1800,
.. . , . cash, ballance on easy termB.
all the above described property. ’
No. 1. 130’acres, 60 in cultivation,
well improved, good 4 room house,
well, windmill, farm and pa9ture well
fenced 1 mile south of town,would be
lieap at $2500.
p. 2. 160 aores 65 In cultivation.
BalamSP good grass land. Well im-
DroveJ?jSPom bouse, gopd well, wind-
mill and gl&Qjd barn 6 miles northwest
of town. $i&-jPer acre/ $1000 cash.
Balance on easy Yderm.8.
No. 3 213 acresTn Big
acres in cultivation, plenty of timber
and good grass, 2 sets of houses,
acres in hog pasture. $5750.
No. 4. '206. acres 90 in cultiyatio:
well improved, 2 sets of houses, 1
good tank, well* windmill plenty of
timber, in % mile of good school, 7
miles north east of goidthwalte, well
worth $4000,
No, 5. 53 acres all in cultivation,
sets of houses, 12 miles southwest
oldthwaite in l mile of good s chool.'
40. per acre. •
No. 6. 165 aores 40 in cultivation
more of good tllable land, 3 room
house, good well, plenty of timber,
very good out buildings 1% miles of
good school,$12. per acre.
No. 7 . 780 aores. 150 in cultiva-
tion, well Improved, good house and
barn and In fact a good black land
farm and small ranch In 1 mile of
good school, church, posfcofflce and
tjjwaue, would be-eheap at 12 50 per
^ere. % cash, balance on easy
terms
No.' 8 217 aor's on the gbWhciuee,
fine fisning and hunting as well as a
good farming oountry, 60 acres in
cultivation, 60 more can easily be put'
in, plenty ot timber, water and grass,
jjn 2 miieu of Pottsviile east, in reach
or" fi.je school and plenty of churches.
$^2. -pf^? acre, well worth the money,
'} Nb..^V 160 acres. 75 in cnitivation
25 'md-ve ePan be put in, 4 miles east of
Qoldthwaite, l>^ mile of school and-
dburch, 4 room house, good barn,
weiL-Hwbadmdir tack and orchard.
$^260, 'V.
i 'No.' 10 ~7Wfibres. 175'’in cultiva-
tipH j 3 sets -of houses, 2 tanka, welJ,
Wlndmil), 200 acres of good land that
can easily ' be put In. Place is well
improved ajad will sell at such a bar-
gain price. 16 miles north east of
Qoldthwaite, 2 miles so xth west of
McGirk,.on Qoldthwaite and Hamil-
ton road. Price $7500.
No 11. 320- acres. 90. In. cultiva-
tion,75 more of good tillable land bal-
anoe good grass land, plenty of water
and timber, good honse and barn, $
miles eaat of Qoldthwaite 1 mile of
sohool and ohuroh, would be> cheap at
$15 per acre.
No. 12. 1600 aores. 90 in cultiva-
tion, 800 aores of good tillable land on
track, plenty of grass, timber and
water, good house, barn, wetland
windmill, thlr is a good proposition
for some ranchman. 4 miles south
of golatbwalte on grablio road $12 60
per acre.
No. 13. 300 acres, 125t in cultivation,
80 more good land, plenty of water
and timber, in one mile of sohool and
ohuroh 11 miles north of Qoldthwaite*
4 miles north (east of Mullin. $20.
per acre on easy terms.
No. 18. 330 aores with small
amount in cultivation, 100 acres of
good farm land, balance good grass
land, 20 miles north of Qoldthwaite,
6 miles west of Priddvon Qoldthwaite
and jgomanche road for $9. per aore.
yz cash balanoe easy terms.
No. 21. 112 aores. 40 In cultiva-
tion, all good land, good 3 room
hou»e, fine well of water, 6 miles
■ " ' x"'“ ""..... X
No. 22. 188 acres. 40 in cultiva-
tion all good land and well fenced,
flue spring water, 6 miles north east
of Qoldthwaite, handy to good school
plenty of good timber. $11. per acre
y cash, balance on easy terms.
No. 23. 1473^ aores. 65 in cultiva-
tion more good tallabe land, goodA
room house, well in yard, very good
improvements. Plenty of grass and
timber, good deep sandy soil, 5 miles
north west of Qoldthwaite 1 mile of
easy terms,
lores all new lant
f/arming land, 9
Moidthwalte on
Tl sell on easy tej
1005 acres, with 3 i\
barn and oribs, w
Gap oommunnity, fcb,
'yded into three and won
proposition for two or tb,
liable Liome seekers, o?
with means, abont 200
tlon, some more good
good grass land, plen
water. $15 per acreti
aoce in 9 payments
No 26. 213 acre
100 nnder irrigatio:
this place is verj
good $2200 pnm1
aore, % oash, balance
mprovei
$40.
We have some nice town property oflFbur list"
for Sale, Exchange or Kent., SeeJus when
you have a Farm to sell, or wish fo Buy or
Exchange. Tell us your wants and we will
do the rest. j
Goldth waite Realty Co.
QRBQG & QUEEN, Owners.
Office next to Post Office. Everly building, i
New styles in dressers and other j
fornture at Bodkin, Hurdle dt no. • j
L. F. Harvey and family have*
moved from this city to Bangui
Brown county, where he owns some
good property. The move was made
with the hope of benefiting Mrs.
Harvey ’a health... /
The Eagle makes* a reasonable
charge for obituaries, resolutions of j
respect and cards oi thanks./ All pa-
pers, as far as we are i n f/o rmed,
charge for such articled and the
Eagle’s oharges are lowex than most
publication* oi the same/ character.
HOLIDAY FARES
to the
OLD STATES
in the
SOUTHEAST
will be
very low this year
via
F. M. LONG
County Surveyor
and rWal Estate Aeent.
I have Lands *11 over Central, West
and Southwest Texas; any size
tracts, from 1/0 to 100.000 acres or,
more. I haves had over 25 years ex-
perience in /the Land Bnshiesa and
know the o/mntry, and will- put you;
on i the be#fr I have. Bee xjae pefOTe
mdklng parohaiie, ' -4 v"
If you expect to make a trip just
oall on any Sante Fe Agent—he
will be glad to quote you Holiday
Fares and f xplain train service.
Or address,
W. S. KEENAN
Q. P. A. Galveston, Texas
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Thompson, R. M. The Goldthwaite Eagle. (Goldthwaite, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 12, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 7, 1908, newspaper, November 7, 1908; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1098500/m1/3/?q=%22%22~1: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Jennie Trent Dew Library.