The Texas Mesquiter. (Mesquite, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, September 11, 1908 Page: 5 of 8
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Local and Personal
Buy your Harness from L. C.
Stewart.
Star tobacco 45c a pound at Mc-
Cullough's.
Look at the auto line schedule,
printed on page H.
Daniel Rugel was a visitor in
Richardson Tuesday.
18 pounds best granulated
sugar at McCullough's.
A. L. Pascliall of Dallas, vis-
ited relatives here Sunday.
Search Light matches 45c per
dozen boxes at McCullough's.
Miss Chat Riggs is visiting
relatives in Dallas this week.
Remember school books are
strictly cash.—Bryant & Hardy.
Mrs. C. A. Davis of Dallas, is
visiting relatives here this 'week.
Nice assortment of matting
and lineoleum atL. C. Stewart's.
For Sale—Two old wagons;
good for cotton wagons.—J. C.
Rugel & Son.
Walter Bovell of Crowley, vis-
ited relatives here from Friday
until Sunday.
Rev. J. S. Elliott is attending
the Ellis County Baptist Assosuv
iion this week.
E. A. Grubb has purchased of
Oliver Anderson 471 acres of
land north of town.
Thos. J. Cole went to Garland
Tuesday to help in the office of
the News a few days.
John T. Walker of Alvord,
spent Saturday night and Sun-
day here with his family.
The T. & P. has increased its
office force here, having assigned
S. A. Thomas as opertaor.
For Rent—I have a forty-acre
farm, one mile north-west of
Mesquite. J. M. Gross.
See Dr. B. S. Russell for den-
tal work. At the Palace Drug
Store Tuesday, September 11.
All owing me for meat and ice
.are urged to come in at once and
settle for same. A. Tosch.
Mrs. Pole Beach and children
of Reinhardt, spent last Satur-
day with the family of A. Tosch,
jr.
It's a "Cold Fact" that our
flour is the best at the price in
town. $1.40 per sack at W. O.
Parker's.
A. W. Lander of New Hope,
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A Drive Over The Pike lo
Dallas is Delightful
and an evening spent at
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is more delightful still.
Tonight, Saturday and Sunday Nights
STEWART HYPNOTIC CO.
Monday Night and all Next Week
John B. Wills Musicial Comedy Co.
Prices 10c, 20c, and 30c, Box seats 50c. Tickets in ad/
vance at Owl Drug Store No, 2, Cor, Ervay and Com-
merce Streets.
St
John Cox has sold 96 acres of
land, known as the Slniwver
farm, north of town to Willis
Robertson.
Lester Humphreys of Lawson,
has accepted position in the gro-
cery department of J. P. McCul-
lough's store.
J. E. Russell is in Grand
Prairie this week building an ad-
dition to the house of his son-in-
laws, Lon Nolan.
Oscar Kimbell, rural carrier
on route 5, went to work Tues-
day, after the expiration of his
fifteen days' vacation.
There are many imitatidiiS of
DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Mazol
Salve but just one original. Sold
by Cullom & Chapman.
Mrs. Chas. Gillespie and
daughter, Miss Jeanne, of Dal-
las, visited Aunt Mattie Grace
last Friday and Saturday.
Shoes! Shoes! Just arrived, a
large assortment of the up-to-
date fall styles for men, women,
boys and girls.—McOullough.
Mrs. B. L. Harris of Dallas,
and sister, Miss Lizzie Bovell of
Crowley, spent Tuesday and
Tuesday night with relative here.
Miss Vera Martin of Fort
Worth, who had been visiting
relatives here for some time, re-
turned home Monday afternoon.
Miss Edna Rugel left Tuesday
for San Marcos where she will
attend the State Normal, being
appointed be Senator E. G. Sen-
ter.
The ladies of the Baptist
church of Trip will serve ice
cream Saturday night, Septem-
ber 12, at the church house in
Trip. Everybody invited to at-
tend.
was here Sunday en route to The njne.month-old baby boy
Dallas to attend the funeral of 10f gen Crane, who lives at the
Judge Nash. j trifle plant, about one and a half
Tans, Black Patent, Calf Vici j miles west of Mesquite, died
and all the heavier work shoes— | Saturday night and was buried
the price is always right at Mc-1 in the Mesquite cemetery Sun-
Cullough's. ' day afternoon.
/'GOODS ARRIVING
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—AT—
O, Parker
Bring your chickens and eggs
to McCullough.
Fred Cullum and family re-
turned Wednesday night from
Humble, where they visited the
family of the former's brother,
E. L. Cullum.
On election day, Nov. 4, the
ladies of the Christian church
will serve dinner in town for the
benefit of the church. The place}'
will be named later.
Rev. A. K, Scott of Sachse,
wil1 preach at the Christian
church next Sunday at 11 a. m.
and at night. Everybody cor-
dially invited to attend.
Mrs. Mii-ttii) ft rioot«, 84 y&irs
of age, sist^i' iii t>r. R. C. Buck-
ner, died at an eai-ly hour Thurs-
day of last week afc her' residence,
near Orphans' Home s fait ton.
It's the up-to-date goods1 And
close prices that sets things to
humming. We have the goods
and prices. L. C. Stewart,
Furniture and Hardware.
COLD FACTS
It is a cold) fact that we will save you money on all you
Hfc eat and wear. There is no argument to make, just
% compare our prices with others and see. Bring us your
% produce and we will pay the highest market prices. We
$ quote you a few prices to show you how cheap we sell.
CLOTHING
We have some exceptional values in the
latest fall suits and pants for men and
boys, See us before you buy,
GROCERIES
18 pounds very best granulated sugar. .$1.00
9 pounds good bulk coffee 1-00
High Patent flour, per sack 1.80
Extra High Patent flour, per sack .. .. 1.45
19 pounds best Navy beans 1.00
20 pounds best Chile beans 1-00
16 pounds best Lima Butter beans 1.00
4 packages Arm & Hammer soda 25c
7 bars B. B. soap fcr 25c
Garrett or Honest Snuff per bottle 22c,
or per dozen $2.60
SPECIAL LOT
of Bargains
100 pair odd size Shoes Si.50 to $3.00 values,
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your choice
Best Calico, per yard -i|c
Good Bleached Domestic, per yard 43c
Good shirting worth 10c per yard, for 7ic
O. N. T. Thread, 6 spools for 25c
Ginghams—The biggest assortment you
ever saw—the prices are very low for the
values offered.
DASHING
Dress Goods
You cannot afford to miss seeing our line of
fall dress goods—complete in every detail.
We will be glad to show you whether you buy
or not.
SHOES
We are headquarters for shoes. The Fa-
mous Hamilton^Brown Shoes are leaders
in all parts of the U. S. Every pair guar/
anteed.
MILLINERY
Remember McCullough's place when you
aie ready for your fall hats, The clever
and accommodating Miss Bettie Ireson is
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now in charge and will be glad to meet her
friends and show all the new fall styles
which will be on display at an early date.
Remember us when you need eatables and
wearables
MEN'S HATS
A lot of $1.50 to $2.50 hats, each........ .95c
If it's something to eat or wear, McCullough
has it and the price is lower.
! GOAL! GOAL!! GOAL!!! I!
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$ I have bought a car of the $
JJJ celebrated Briar Creek coal £
which will be here about £
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September 20.
This is the $
domestic use J}}
No J
best coal for
that ever struck town.
cinders or clinkers left in 21
the stove.
Anyone wishing Jl;
to buy co$l should place their !{J; for tjie amount following their
me at the $
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£ offended at being required ^
Z to pay cash. It
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I JNO. S. LAWRENCE 1
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J, F, McCullough
Mesquite's money saver on everything you eat and wear
North East Corner Public Square
List of Immortals.
The following have our thanks
orders early with
Farmer's Gin.
As this coal was bought for
cash, I will have to sell for
cash and hope no one will be £
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names,paid on subscription since
our last report:
Mrs. Oscar Withrow, Dallas,
$1.00; H. H. Withrow, Devine,
$1.00; Jas. R. Welch, Snyder,
$1.00; R. A. Vineyard, Dallas,
$1.00; Rev. J. C. Washmon, Mes-
quite, R. F. D. No. 2, 50c; A. J.
A large number of Mesquite
Knights of Maccabees made a
social visit to the Dallas Tent
Tuesday night. After the lodge
work was over they were chap-
eroned by the Dallas members
to the various moving picture
shows and then to a cozy re-
freshment parlor, where, in the
language of our townsman, C E.
Mason, "They all participated
to their soul's delight." The
| Jones for his brother, C. F. | trip was highly enjoyed by all.
Jones, Hot Springs, Ark., 50c;
iW. S. Jobson for his son, Hicks
Jobson, Brownsville, 30c.
My notes and accounts are i)
the hands of Seaton & Kimbel
at Mesquite, and they are author
ized to collect and receipt for al
accounts owing me. I trus
those who owe me will call oi
them at their earliest conven
ience and settle. I have favoret
you in the past and hope tha'
our relations have been sucl
that you will make a special eJ
fort to favor me in this matter
R. G. Chapman.
When you comc to town don't forget that
lie can and will save you money on every
purchase you make from him.
Fresh Groceries at the Right Price
Don't forget that we are agents for the
celebrated CREST and MONARCH Flour,
the best on the market for the money, We
also carry a full line of feed stuff at all times,
Yours for fair dealing and courtous treatment,
W. 0. PARKER,
T E L E 1'
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^ Northeast Corner Public Square, Mesquite. Texas.
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As we are handling school
books on commission for a com-)
pany, we are compelled to sell |
them for cash only.
Bryant & Hardy.
W. (J. Stogsdill of Dallas, was
here Sunday. He came after his
two little sons, Marion and Gray,
who had been visiting their
grandmother, Mrs. S. M. Grubb.
De Witt's Kidney and Bladder
Pills are prompt, and thorough
and will in a very short time
strengthen the weakened kid-
neys. Sold by Cullom Chap-
man.
Mrs. Alma Avra, formerly of
Whitewright but en route to
Colorado City, Texas, stopped
oil' here and spent a few days
visiting at the home of her aunt,
Mrs. Dr, W. C. Cullom.
Word was received in Mes- J
quite today (Thursday) that I
Chas. Bechtol, working at a gin!
in the Lively community, had j
the misfortune to have his right
arm mangled in the stands of the
gin.
The following are among those
who attended the funeral of
Thomas l'\ Nash at Dallas Sun-
day: Mr. and Mrs. .1. A. Gird-
ley, Dr. W. C. Cullom, .1. C. Rugel,
Miss Carrie Rugel, W. B. Wal-
Opening of School,
The subscription term of the
public school opened Monday
morning with just half the regu-
lar faculty in charge. The teach-
ers who began then are Profs.
Vann and Coles and Miss Smith.
There was no special program
carried out but Revs. C. G.
Wright and Walter Douglass,
who were present, made short
addresses. Several other visi-
tors were also present.
The enrollment on the opening
was 105, which has since been
slightly increased. As stated
last week, the public term will
likely begin at the end of four
weeks.
PURE DRUGS
A complete, fresh and up-to-date stock of drugs
and sundries. Prescriptions filled with
the gratest of care.
OUR FOUNTAIN
It is with pride that we mention our fountain
service, where the best summer drinks
and ice cream is served.
CIGARS
We carry at all times a select line of cigars and
smokers' goods. We are going to do our
best to merit your trade
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The Mesquite Pharmacy
Bryant & Hardy, Props.
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IT WILL PAY YOU
To come to our yard when you need
lumber, Why? Because we sell the
same grades for a little less#
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Mesquite
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Davis, John E. The Texas Mesquiter. (Mesquite, Tex.), Vol. 27, No. 11, Ed. 1 Friday, September 11, 1908, newspaper, September 11, 1908; Mesquite, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth406992/m1/5/?q=%22~1~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Mesquite Public Library.