Carrollton Chronicle (Carrollton, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 19, Ed. 1 Friday, November 30, 1906 Page: 8 of 8
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THIS CAT ATI CUCUMBER &
Many men and almost all women
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Real Estate Agents
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What Hia Father DM.
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Special Attention to Traveling Men.
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“Did I understand you to aay that
.the people who choose the narrow
path only are the most narrow-
minded?”
“Not exactly ; 1 say the people who
think they, only, choose the narrow
path are the most narrow-minded.”
form. The first day on hia best the
officer of the law need not go hungry
man, went into the barn rather
quickly and there found the cat eat-
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already put one of the squashes out
of business so far aa its ever being
made into pies was concerned. Fur-
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then prevented by the disposition of
the cat that preferred cucumbers
without any vinegar, salt and pepper
to pure country milk without any
water in it
The cat is now in his last resting
place as a reward for being a faith-
ful mouse catcher.—Biddeford Jour-
nal.
FLOWERS & CONNELL
J. R. West J. R. West* Jr
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All finds Bidding Material.
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ben sfl the rage. But there are ex-
ceptions who do not dote on uni-
forma. Seated in a local cafe a few
days ago waa a prominent citizen
of Massachusetts waiting for a man
whom he had no reason to suspect
would enter and, discussing the sub- many of them. Only the very out-
ject of uniforms, he said:
“When the late Gov. Bussell was
first elected I was invited to become
UNDER THE NEW LAW.
“Thia food tastes queer to me.
What have you been putting into it,
John?”
“Not a thing, sir. Not allowed
nowadays, sir. That’s possibly why
it tastes queer.”
Telephone No. 3057.
“So your book was a disappoint-
ment.”
“Yes,” answered the author. “It
was the publishers’ fault Everybody
said it wasn’t near as clever and orig-
inal as the advertisements.”
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If you want'to buy farm or town property mo
e have a list of tibth and can suit you as
to size, location or price. If you have farm or city
property for sale fist it with us; weH find a buyer.
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Animal with Strange Tastes Has Bass
Living in Walla.
A cat that eats cucumbers and
are strangely drawn toward a uni- squashre has just been discovered in
the town of Wells and so far aa
known there is not another like it in
or thirsty, and the soldier has always York county. The animal has been
living*on Elm farm, which ia owned
by Mrs. Vesta E. Hammond, and for
some years the people living on the
place have been troubled by some
animal eating into the cucumbers
and squashes and ruining a great
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you wherever you wish to go no matter how remote the spot.
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“Why doesn’t Bliggina try to make
a reputation for himself?” asked the
painter.
“He says he’s too philanthropic,”
answered the musician. “He thinks
it would be an injury to the world’s
artistic sense to have the public con-
stantly repeating the name of ‘Blig-
gins.’” '
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Ft. Worth, Texas
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Tyler, Texas.
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G. P. A T. A.
Fort Worth, Texas.
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who was getting along in yean, waa
atrougly opposed to it; argued that
at would coat a great deal more in
•money, time and indigestion that it One day Charles Graves, the hired
was worth and he wasn’t far from
right However, I became a colonel
and one evening after I’d been with “K *way on a ripe cucumber and had
the governor at some kind of social
fracas near my town I drove home.
I’d been dined and wined and was
rather proud of my appearance, and Oier operations along thia line
as my father had never seen me in
all my glory I called him out into the
hall. He came, sleepily rubbing hia
«yes.
“‘What do you think of me? I
asked, throwing out my chest.
v “‘At first I thought you were a
policeman,’ he replied, ‘but now I’ve
looked you over I think you’re a
d—d fool.’ ”—Providence Tribune.
aide of cucumbers were left and the
■quashes ware faring about as badly.
It was a long time before it was
a member of hia staff. My father, discovered what was doing the work.
The cucumbers and squashes were
harvested and it was thought that
they would be all right in the barn.
“Has that young man any expec-
tations in life,” asked the stem
father.
“He has,” answered the brims
“What are they r
“Me.”—Washington Star.
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public. Head of navigation ou the J
Trinity. Phone Main fori. .Serve,
ors office in Court Houee, Dallas
R. L. BLACKBURN. M. D.
PHYSICIAN * SURGEON,
Phones: Residence 8, 3 rings—office 8,
2 rings.
CARBOLLTON, TEXAS.
New York may in tana also be-
come a great world dty. If it does
there will be two, for eternal Paris
win continue. But even now New
York, in bring the greateri city of
the Americans, has achieved oioqgh
glory for a city whose site was ths
camping ground of savages when
Paris waa hoary with age.
Berlin is a great German city, but
it is nothing more. It ia ths tcingaa
and the hand of Germany—hardly
its brain and heart—but its influ-
ence is not great beyond the German
empire. It is in all things German, I
and a little provincial in being only I
North German—staid, rather stolid, I
not co beautiful aa it ia substantial, I
not so cultured as it ia rich, still I
bound by tradition, dreaming of war I
and knowing more of science than of I
art, more of utility than of beauty. I
It is ambitious, very well content!
with itadf and progressive after its
own fashion. I
Vienna is typically Austrian, I
which is to say South German. It I
does not even typify ths various rarest
whore capital it in It is the flt ssat
of a feudal empire that has endured| =
after ths dore of the epoch to which|B|
it belonged. It is held in lines ofll
caste, which are gilded by gentility IB
and culture, but which are none the H
less potent to limit its progress and H
stifle ita advancement It enjoys it-IB
self in pleasing manners of gayatylB
that have come down from an older IB
age; it ia finished, accomplished, re-IB
fined and it is decaying and giving B
way in the world, according to the IB
inevitable law, to more progressive B
rivals. It has not the adaptability IB
nor the philosophy of Paris; it con- IB
tinues more Catholic than Rome, B
more conservative than Brittany, IB
more feudal than remotest Silesia. M
It does not change as the world and *
the times change, and its chiefest in-1 ——
tend ia that it remains aa a living DL G. F. FKOUWEN, DBVTIST ECZEMA awl PILE CURE
embodiment of a civilization that in b Gold Crowns - 85.80 h *
other lands has died. It is a greater | BridreTeeth - 5.00 _«nlfer.,,f wiD^ give jT./Z
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sister to Toibdo and Venice, but it is|'
in no sense I great world city. And
so, after viewing the cities, it might
be said that he' who does not dwell in
Paris is a village dweller.—Atlantic
395 Main, Corner Opposite Postoffice I _
CHAS. F. CLINT, LAWYER, I * overshadowed. .
DALLAS, TEXAS.
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Risien, John T. Carrollton Chronicle (Carrollton, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 19, Ed. 1 Friday, November 30, 1906, newspaper, November 30, 1906; Carrollton, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1268263/m1/8/: accessed July 12, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Carrollton Public Library.