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SNEimW VAlLY DEMOCRAT.
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SHERMAN CHILDREN WRITE
LETTERS tO SANTA CLAUS
Rostoro Faded and Gray Hair
to Natural Cofor—Dandruff
Quickly Removed.
Thm1 i«. nothin/; new about (he idea of
• ■ nsinjr Sago for restoring the color of the
* 1 Ohair. ©ur crandirothem kept their Imir
0nj4c. (Bossy ft mi abundant by the pro of
u simple “Ssee Ten.’’ Whenever thoh"
hair fell out or took on a dull, faded 'or
otreaked appearance, they made a brew
of Sage leaves, and applied it to their
hair with wonderfully beneficial effect
NotvftdhyMve doh’t have to resort to
the old-time tiresome method of gather-
ing the herbs and making the tea. This
is done hv skillful chemists better than
we could do it Ourselves; and all we
have to do is to rail for t.ho ready-made
product, Wyeth’s Sage ami Sulphur
Hair Remedy, containing Sage in the
proper strength, with the addition of
Sulphur, another old-time scalp remedy.
This preparation gives youthful color
oml, beauty to the hair, nod is one of
the |>cst remedies yon ran use fordan-
druff. dry, feverish, itching scalp, and
falling hair. ’Get a fifty cent bottle
from your druggist today, and you will
be surprised at the quick results. All
druggists sell it, under guarantee that
the money will be refunded if the
remedy is not exactly as represented.
Laukford-Keltk Drug Co.
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Dear Santa Clause I want jou 'o
pl'case i.r.nfc me a b'eyrio ami a kbt
ol dlslie; cud a li’ce purse. I iVe
at 1:t 1 hetith Trivia St. So plcaaU
don't forgvt me. Your little friend,
.uartlia Belle Puller.
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Dear Old -Santa 1 have been
good little girl tht? ychr an I t
want you to bring me a bottle with
a nipple on it anu doll and a buggy.
I will close. Nlha I,“a Savage.
bicycle, ring, bracelet, dinning tab1,
and ( hairs, doll, dolt bouse, klttn-
ort cabinet, chink closet, tree, plan0
and stool. doll bed, doll house
hafr. dresses, shoes, a table and'
chiffiher, and a hammock. I, the
8. fl. Want A a train on a train trak.
red wagon, music box. red bill,’
pdf> gun, ftrttohiobllo, pop gun and
a skV-sdw boy and a horse Yhd
dog. oGodhye Santa Elizabeth I<
doth.
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GIFT
Sherman, Tex.. Dear Santa--
Please bring nip a big drum like
soldiers use. Bring bring me a horn
and lots of nuts and candy. Re,mem-
ber my little slst rs-Mlg. I live at . _ .
Ill W Houston We sure did like c"<* Wallace,
the letters you sent us Iasi week
dear Santa Please don't forget me
lour little friend. Warren Hunter.
th>kr, Santa darts I want a root
ball and 1 want a picture machine,
and some reels to ft. thats all good
old Baht a Clans your friend Clar-
Shermun, Tex., Dear old Santa —
Please bring me a big doll with long
cruls and bring me a doll buggv
that fits my doll. And bring me
some doll clothes and nuts and can-
dy and hb sure and bring mo ft
rocking chair that fils my dad/ and
a pretty set of dishes. Margaret
Hunter.
Pure Northern Solt
Wheat Flour
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My brands aro * the
pure soft whyUV in Um city.
It's the only Flour for Bis-
cuits mid Cakes. The brands
are
ALBATROSS,
PERFECTION,
ROYAL CROWN,
HEX,
PRIDE OF COJUURyVDO,
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If your grocer don't have
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W. Elliott
Dear Santa 1 want « Police Pa
tlot Wagon Please, and 1 Want a
drum please, and ft set of soldiers
aiid a cannon to seftre day mama
with and a ra< Ing lnbtofcycle, an 1
steam bnglno please. iTbar Santa
please bring my helghlmrs !;ome-
tlilng Welland an<l doe I will ItV
to be a good boy tITl after Xmas.
Lovingly Ernest Alfen .tones. Ddc.
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flteruian. Dear Sartta Clause,— 1
am a little boy thr&b years obi•
Grandmother says I've, been good
all year and rtleAsb'Tiring me A
whole lots of things. I want a doll,
a little store and a box rtf mutches
find a set of dishes and a gun to kill
bears. Bring little Martinette a doll
an! buggy todvand Grandpa a rrtou■
key ami ft hand organ, bye-bye, Lit-
tle Harry Wallace.
717 South First St., Sherman,
Toy. Dear Santa Clans. 1 Would like
for you 10 bring mo if you please a
nnislc roll, a ruby ring, a pair ol
kid' gloves, a rl.'fl 1 nice story book, a
piano bench, a box rtfr stitfonaiy and.
some ftrti crackers and lots of pis-
tol caps, so please don't forget me
this year, from your little friertd
Mildred Lavlnla Llnxwljer. I nav'i
a little brother and lie says to
please not forget 111m He wants a
football, a gun. a horn like ,>n
show men liavb. a story book lots ol
pistol caps. And seven packages of
fire crackers, so please bring tbcsi
to me from dames Edward Link•
wile,*.
Dear Santa I thought 1 had bet-
ter write you and tell you we h a ye
moved back to Sherman from Mex-
ico and Uvb at the name placb on
east liouston next door to Linds)s.
Here is w hat evelyn and' I want. A «„»«,„ ..« *». ,«,«• «».. .... ,
Dripping Spring*.
Texas Traction Co.
(Denlson-Sherman-Dallaii
luterurban)
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THROUGH TICKETS
Now on Kale to
LISBON
RED OAK
LANCASTER STERRETT
WAXAHACHIE
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on the
COM-
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PA NY
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Ibiggftge Clieckeil Throngh
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tor information, call upon or
address,
IAS. <**. GRIFFIN, ' ,
1 G. P. A., Dallas.
FRANK SMITH,
Agent, Sherman.
To the Democrat:
Dripping Springs, Dee, 16.-r-Tlicr-'-
will bo a XmaR tree at tlito Baptist
church on the night of me 24th.. ... .
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Todd of Plain-
view spent tho wi>ek end of Inst
week at C. .1. Todd's.....Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Lamb have returned from
a week's visit a! Howe.....Quite a
number from here were shopping '«
Shernitui last Saturday.....Grj2b
GaskiH of Denison was out visiting
relatives last Thursday.....The
members of the Baptist church are
proud of their new chapel organ
purchased with the proceeds of i.*e
box supper Thaukagtvlng night.....
A number of VV. O. w. boy‘s mb''
last Tuesday and cut C. d. Todd *a
lot of wood. Mf. Toti'd gtlll has
walk with a 11 utch.. .. .Tom Cox
lias gone to Sherman to work for
Masters' grocery until aftejr the hol-
tilnys.....Little Mies Rtbel Roberta
pr Slierman spent th:; week end with
her jiarents. Mr. aiid Mrs. tl. B
Roberts.....W. O. W. Camp, 1314",
held election of officers lake
meeting night. All officers were re-
elected except Advisor I.le.utbnant/
AJr. Holms succeeding Mr. Nelson..
Mr. Holms ann children of Sthmt’k
Ranch attended Sunday school here
last Sunday.....W. C. Fogle bought
a fine span of mules Trout Frank
Hoggs of Sherman last Monday.
September 17
B SAIL tomorrow.
I am devotedly thank-
ful to dad for Insisting
that mother take me
aw*y ftff A while. Per-
nap* we will remain a
yeAr. I hope It may be
ten. I hate America,
loathe New York, and
want to live the reat
of thy life In Europe
Asia — Africa — any-
where. ak , far a*'ar froth Riverside
aw possible. Mother aayb I'M $ willy
lit™ lovebiift girl; but dad think*
I need a change.
Pm not pilly—and I’m not lovealck.
Carl baa behaved In a moat ungen-
tlcrtanjy way.
dust because I motored to Lakewood
with Bam Rerklna and h!A sister Is
DO r is soil why he
ehonld get cross
atjd take that
actfbVsy-looking
fiirt'OTi kith him
everywhere he
foe*.
ffcm’ii. Ulster
days she Is a
fYehcfiwdman. I
always did hate
FHnth, ah'd I'm
IflifA I r'efuked
Carl to meet her,
flkd I snubbed
CSrl And glad I
dvali dul when he
caljed
fwo long, mis-
erable Weeks
wt t ho u t seeing
('all—and tomor-
, fo* we Ml. Perhaps I Won’t see
j hiih fdr Hlonths—nrttybe never again.
Dear Santa C'lAus: I havb bCeq a 1 lf 1 c*re- ,
- - - - October 20.
More than a month has passed since
I have written tn my little diary. J
Wouldn’t Write now, only this morning
a letter carrte from Carl, and I Just
hare to record It.
Carl Alys he i* lonely; he mlssos
the, and hb ekhnot understknd why I
ran away to Burope So Suddehly.
Thh letter Is full of reprokches for
MY treatment of HIM, Wheh All the
tfihe it wkk HIS me&nhess to me that
madh ink ko III, So that 1 had to get
Away from drerybody.
He dobs hot mention one word about
that hoirld Frehch erbaturk.
1 shall not write, hill—perhaps I
will.
„ November 24.
At first I bated Paris.
London whs nick, Vienna stupid,
but Paris—impossible, until last Sun-
dky, when we met Mr*. Harmon.
Isn't it strange what a change one
day, one hour,, can make In a girl's
life?
SheruiAu, Tex. Dec. 13. 1912.—
Dt'fti Santa Claus: I am writing to
tell you what 1 would Jiko for you
to bribe me CbrlRtmas, 1 want souvo
toy soldiers and a niov ng picture
machine and a book callcl Ha.D
Drinker and sonio fire Works. M/
I’ll tie brother George wantk a bow
aftd arrow and a merry go rounu
that yott wind up and a book to
color And h bdok to rend. dm. iirlng
uacli of us a horn. Frank Hanna.
nice little girl, so pleasb bring me i
whirl, doll, set of dUh'.s And fcnhes
and fork and table, a doll bed auu
nuts and candy. Please bring KaHi-
eryne M)mcthlng nice and bring Ilf -
ilk biother something so he won
Cry for my things and bring Kick
Eubank a train. 1 will be at thfe
Xmas tree. Your little friend. Olivia
Mitchell, 716 N. Elm St..
APPEAL TO PROTECT NEGROES.
Blacks Be<ng Driven Out of North
Georgia Counties.
Any magazines you wish any
time of the year. My leading sell-
ing magazines are Lanlea Home
Journal, Womans Homo Compauion,
Delineator, Pictora! Review, De-
signer. W. I). / Wharton, Agent.
Both phones 681. (Adv)nf-tf
TRY OX THE TROUSERS
as well as the coat and vest of the
suit we make .for you. We want
them to fit and set perfectly, not
merely Tally well.
RE TAKE PAINS IN TAlLoluVo
to produce clothing that will »l-
ways feel glad that you had em-
ployed us. Let us make yOu a wiiukr
Suit or overcoat as a teat of how
succoaafuHy ,We carry out that Jdea
Don't worry about the cosl of such
a auit. There'# nothing to worry over
in our prices.
CASTEEL A MILLER
211 N. Travis Si., Phones 565
w.
W. WILSON,
ARCHITECT.
(Certificated)
I20»a N. Travis Kt. Old Plmae 07.
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xHrtliifth. leva*.
Gage.
Gage. 1'ex., Dec. 11.—Wljcat is
Idoking some better tdiirk Ihe nice
showers have fallen... .Sunflower
had a box supper Saturday night
for the benefit of the school, tho
proceeds of sum* being over thirty
dollars. . . ,Thb blind people, Mr.
and Mrs. East, gave their entertain-
ment at I’lalnvlew Saturday night
and at Suuflower ;,Ivmdty night. .
. . II. L. Terry intends going to
town Thursday to be in the mule
pflnide.....Will Plnthlee Is visiting
at his brothers, L. Plumlec.. Miss
Dell Miller who was quite sick last
week is about recovered at this w fit -
ing.....Ino. Bane* of Brdler, was
in this community buying ci.tlle one!
day last week ... Hrof. Cantrell vis-
ited homefolks at, VHa Alotyrt* Sal-
urday and Sunday... . Mr. and Mrs.
John Elliott have a flue baby a,t
*l>eir home.... Arch William# left
yesterday for Arkansas where he
intends to reside . . .; Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Hardy have a fine girl at their
house.....Lee Wright and wife
spent Saturday and Sunday with re:
latives here.
Your Druggist
Stops That Itch
Atlanta. Ga,, Dee. 19.—A move-
ment to drive out the negrooB In
North Georgia counties, which be-
gan Immediately After the recent
riots tn Cummings, has become ho
widespread that leading white clti-
zeu» in the counties affeeted have
appealed to..Gov, Brown use the
State troops to r^ktore order. Tho
movement against the negroes began
after assaults on several white wo-
iiten and has spread, seconding to
advices received by Gov. IVrown,
over a large section of North Uoor-
Ki»- . -
-Hundreds of negroes have been
driven away, leaving their crops un-
gatbeled. All over the section no-
tices arc being postod at nlglit
w-arning negroes they must leave.
NbtJrc* ate also being posted on the
plehilses of white employers of ne-
groes notifying them that if they
do notr nseist in getting rid of the
negroes they will be made to suf-
Oov. Drown Will urge the author-
ities in the counties affected to
check the lawlessness, and. If they
fail, will consider the question of
using the state troops.
SIX PEOPLE KILLED.
Grade Crossing Accident in
hulit, Ohio.
Aslita-
Aslitabuia. Ohio. I>ec. 17.—Six
people were killed and three injur-
ed in a grade crossing accident here
last night. A Lake Shore train
struck a street car. The dead are:
Mrs. I.ura I .cap bart.
Mrs. W. 11. Cook.
Mrs. George, Kilson.
■Mrs. Frank I*. Bartlett.
Two unidentified.
Th<) car was demolished. Engi-
neer D. E. Conners and Fibemati G.
Horschberger can not be found, in-
dications arc that the engineer saw
the street car and tried to stop his
train. It is believed other bodies
are in the debris, which is piled
twenty-five' feet high.
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FOILS A FOUL PLOT.
When a shameful plot exists be-
tween liver and bowels to cause (Itk-
tress by refusing to act. take Dr.
King's New Life Pills and end bucIi
abuse of your system. They gently
compel light action of stomach, liver
and bowels and restore your hoaRti
and all good feelings. 25c at tain's-
rord-Kclth Drug Co.—Adv. d&w
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G. <>. P. Reorganization Conlnb.
If you Ara suffering frhm Bcezema,
Tsortusls or any othyr kind of skin
that Itch in tw6 seconds.
ir.M'Mf.vteb'Si'aafVS
merto as lilahlj' us this, a mild nakh of
Oil of M intergreen Thymol and a few
other ingredients that have wrought
such wonderful cures all over tba coun-
,taLtS-&§i
and heal the Itchy, burning akin aa
nothing else can.
A 25d trial bottle will prove It.
Of course all other druggists have
D.D.p. pi eacrtptlon—go to them if you
cart't edme fo us-vbut don't accept some
bla-profU substitute.
But tf yo«| h^nie to our store, we are
■o certain of What D.U.D. will do for you
that we offer youa full sixe bottle on
this guarantee:—If you do not find that
It tokes away the llcli AT ON<'K It
•/ft*' }<,q nut a cut,
Chicago, 111., Dec. 17.—Numerous
republican leaders from down the
sfato showed up in town today in
anticipation of tbc party reorganiza-
tion conference which Is scheduled
to be held at the Hotel LaKalie to-
morrow. Roy O. West, Illinois na-
tional committeeman and state
chairman, is responsible for the
round-up. lie expects an attend-,
anee und several hundred prtrty
leaders, including state officials,
members of the legislature and dis-
trict aud county chairmen. >
Boundary Commission Meals.
Byffalo. N.. Y , Dec. 17.—-The In-
ternation il Joint commission, repre-
senting Canada and the ijnltpd
Slates, reassembled in this city
today to complete arrangements for
the proposed investigation of boun-
dary waters from the «t. Late rebec
to the head of the Great Lake*. The
pollution of the boundary wateri is
the present subject of consideration.
IHealtb officials of Ontario aftd of
the states bordering on tbe lakes
have been requested to present their
views to the conference.
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Coni nml Feed, Phones 3#j. Bih-
v a m, inti.if
360 ARKANSAS ,,. , j
CONVICTS PARDONED
THREE STATE CAMPS ARE TO
BE ABOLISHED AH RESULT
OF ORDERS.
Little Rock, Ark., I>ec. 17.—
Gov. George W. Donaghey yesterday
signed pardons fur 360 convicts
who will be released tomorrow as a
protest against the convict lease
system employed In Arkansas and
other states.
Thb convicts who Will be freed
are serving sentences of from one to
fifteen years in length. None of
the desperate convicts tn the peni-
tentiary will bo released.
Three slate convict camps will
be abolished as a result, of the gov-
ernor's action but several camps
will be continued in operation where
convicts are engaged tn tbe building
of good roads.
Gov. Donoghey has fought the
convict lease system since he fir .t
assumed office four years.ago. He
lias repeatedly urged the state legis-
lature to take action In Ihe matter
l*"t each time his efforts were fu-
tile.
Some members of the legislature
contended the state penitentiary was
not designed for a Sunday school.
Gov. Donoghey replied by asserting
It was not designed for a Sunday
school. Gov. Donaghey replied by
asserting it was not. designed for a
'revengeful hell."
The governor lias prepared a
lengthy statement to lie submitted
to the state legislature In January
explaining Ills action.
Keek 11ntn 1 l ife Improvement.
Fargo. N. !>., Dec. 17.—North Da-
kota's first country life conference
convened at the State Agriculural
college here today, and will continue
in session until Friday. The. pro-
gram provides Tor the discussion of
all phases of rural life Improvement
by men and women well qualified to
speak on the subjects assigned
I hem. The initial sessions todav
were devoted to the consideration ol
the country school as a social cen-
ter.
To the Public
OX JANUARY' 1ST, will start my businexs
on <\\SH BASIS. I wan' you to study the high cost"
of living problem and s h- if you can't find (lint the
high piice is atliihntcd to the enslit system.
PAY ( ASH, GET MORE AND TRADE
WITH
J. Mi Stone
SOUTH < RO< Kl;1'T STREET.
I 1
Looks Like a Loafer
Turkey is 6 ted
-'•art'll King's Daughter a Bride.
Mr. and Mr*.' Field, friend# of
ihotbbr’n, gave a dinner Tor ui Mrs.
Harmon was one
of the guests. She
looks much better
In the evening
gown tfian rfn her
street stilts; not
nearly ip Jroway,
and the 'rouge on
her cheeks doesn't
show at night. I
wftA appalled when
mother introduced
me to her, to rec-
o.g n l z e Carla
French friend. She
is bis cousin, but
she has Heed in Paris since she wag
• little girl,
We had a lovely talk 8he told me
ail about her recent visit to America
and how good Carl had been In taking
her about.
I like her now that I know her.
She Bays Carl waa perfectly miser-
able oyer a girl he was In love with,
who had gone abroad for tjie winter.
She did not know the girl's name.
I blushed furiously when aha spoke
of It.
That waa Sunday. We have seen
Mrs. Harmon several times since then.
I made mother prbmiae to take me
honje. She cabled yad, and said she
would be thankful to get back to
plain home cooking and her own
bathroom. Mother la a dear, and so
funny.
December 25.
What a happy, happy Christina* day
It pai been!
The very best I hare ever known.
Ghee I said I fihted America—New
York—btlt I don’t.
I Ibvh N*b* Yiirk
jind, America. Riv-
erside, ham k,
mother, dad and
t'kri. Oh, I loyp
CArl best of afi!
m haa been Vo
Mvdlit, 86 dhltr
and kind, since we
cathe' home tWd
weeks ago. HU
met ns At the i»Sr.
I was never ho
gild tO any-
body In my Ifft
aa I waa to see
dear Old Car] Had *al there, too.
MV Cbriktrhka gift* 4r‘e lbtfeiy. Wt
of all lit Carl’s love an'd the ring hb
kave me aa A token of hll Akep, uft-
hyflii lov'd. I think it HI bwfeet of
him to give me such a wonderful dia-
mond, UeaidUU th* eahdy and books
hhd hbwbrs. It UaxtTea llrb all t turn
my band in the llfcht. biddy says
I’m'tod youhk to mirr-Jr, hut I shall
coat him to lot Kte rhin-y Can in
htakUAt kIrl lb the
id C!*H Is t^e bap-
June. I’m th#
Wh mwx. kb ^
pid»t Asp. H* ftai tbld me ko him-
self, I wibb hvbryWMy id tbi world
+9r*i aa hippy Ik wi this Cbeiitmaa
hiiht. ,
It wiil bb cAlited the 2'alaee Bar-
ber shop in Murphy basement be-
cpuaeJt will be a nice plpce to go
to tinvo your Innsorinl work
tlftlisf,
New York. Dec. 17.-—Miss Helen
Bon'd, (laughter of the ramous
bandmaster and Mrs. John Philip
Soura, became the bride today of
Mr. HAmilton Abort. The wedding
took place this afternoon at St.
Thomas’s church, the Rev. Dr. Ern-
est M. Stlres officiating. A reception
at the St. Itegls Hotel followed tho
ceremony.
U. of C. Convention.
Chicago, 111.. Dec. 17—A large
etncs of graduates received degrees
today at. tho elghty-ffth convoca-
tion of tho University of Chicago.
Dr. Edwin Erie Sparks, president of
Pennsylvania staid College. was
the convocation orator.
Lard 15c per pound- 9 lbs. to
the gallon. *1.20. White Rose
cooking oil 70c per gallop, 65? If
cash transaction. Fresh from fac-
tory, Free delivery to any part
of cily. Both phones 6S1. W. D.
■'W-harton. n9-tf
wtTiiToT?
all
of
Prices reduced on Shoes of
kinds of which I repair free
charge.
Ijtdlos' Shoes.
5oo Well While Buck...... $*.75
500 Patent Yauip, white buck
upper ........... . $*.75
A lot of TaiiH. also reduced prices
on a lot of Ladies’ Comforts, also
Children's Schopl S?iocs, Men's
Shoes, llais. Pants, Overcoats.
Shirts, of all kinds reduced.
$1.25 Arctics Tor men.......*(.00
*1.00 Arctics for mbit. . . ......75c
*5.00 Shoes for men........$’2.75
Both Sunday and Every Day
■Shirts reduced In price.
$8.45 Shoes..............$2.50
$3.00 Shoes ..............1*2.25
$2.50 Shoes....... 1*1.05
*2.65 Boys' Shoes...........$2.15
All Overcoats Reduced.
*7.00 Overcoats ...........$1.1)5
*r,.oo Halo Dress Overcoat. .. .$5.25
Large lot of Red Blankets, *1.25
value at.................-45c Pair
■Men's Union Madb Overalls.... 75c
Underwear. Umbrellas and Handker-
T’rices reduced on Men's and. Boys'
Hats. Sunday Shirts. Work Shirts,
Underwear, Umbrellas and hundreds
of other things too numerous to
mention. These goods must go to
make room for more Just bought.
A. M.TEAGUE
Turkey ts good, but not as
art all the-year round food.
Broad, the staff of life is the
main support of mankind. Bo
sure and order an extra supply
for your 'I hankighlng dinner.
We also have a largo supply
of the finest Fruit Cake ever
made.
Will have all kinds of Layer
Cakes and old-fashioned Pound
Cakes, Angel Food, etc.
VIENNA STEAM BAKERY
job Printing that will
please you at this Offi c
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ROCK BALLAST
SAFETY IN TRAVEL
For Detailed Information Ask
■ the Lbcal Agent
HALE! SALK!
DECEMBER 15 TO 22.
On ajl kinds of Shoes for the en-
llro family ^\ll kinds pf
Harness, Lip Robes, Horse
Blankets. Bed Blankets. ; i
*15.on W1gon Harness at. . $:tP.H5
*10.on HhVnes* at..........$35.(|D
525.00 double buggy hArtltaut.•(».5ft
*?5.00 single buggy harness. * 18.00
$17.00 single buggy bartless.$ 1 ‘£.$0
$ 12.50 single buggy haruesa.$IO,il5
f5.50 heavy horse collar.....$(.50
14.50 Collars .. .
$1.00 Collars .. .
*3.50 Collars at..
*1.50 Cdllftrs at .
5ftc Col I nr Padfe at
*1.00 lift mbs at...
*7.00 Bridles at..
$3.50 Bridles at. .
$3.00 Bridles at..
Check lines reduced,
lengths. Some 18
at...... ..........
Trace Chains Redrtcrttl.
Open Until ft:50 Each Nlglit.
. fi-Mmw.......
2l« W. notlMOii si. mti
-
• ♦5-7.1
.........$3.(0
........$3.73
.........$1,03
..........S»c1
" • • • -"sS
• • (• •. ■ $3* .0
.... $2.50
t)avc all
1-4 lines
.... $3.00
.. i' ’
feet 1
Dr. R. Flowers
VETERINARY SURGEON
AND DENTIST.
Office—Itilting's Drug Kiorfl.
Residence—Old phono 757;
New phone 750.
Mrs. H W. Keatley
Hlllll DBESStR
Would thapk you for paat p
tronage and future orders will be
promptly Tiiita oy teall.
MRS. H. YV. KEATf-EY,
fttw 12th St.. Miami. Fla
w'Hfrs! ififte
General Blacksmilhinn
!mS Hl|>3D
i( Work,,
BOXSfS,H#WIS^Sr(tt»tTY
IM E. Pecan SI OM Phone 1112
Nd,666
.This Is a prescription prepared
fapccially for CliUls and Fever.
Five or six does will break any case
of Chills and Fever, and if tgken
then us a tonic tho Fever will no*
loturn. ft act* on the live* bett*
than calomel and does not gripe o*
sicken. 25a.,, . t 4.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
THE STATE OF TEXAS,
County of Grayson.
By virtue of an execution issued
out of the Honorable District Court
of Grayson county, Fifteenth
Judicial District on the 12tli day
of December. 1912, by the clerk
thereof, Is the case of I.ee Woods
vs. James Goode, No. 20948, and to
me, as sheriff, directed and deliver-
ed, I will proceed to sell to the high-
est bidder, for cash, within the hours
prescribed by law for Sheriff's Sales,
on the first Tuesday in January,
1913, it being the 7th day of Jan-
uary. 1912, at the Court House door
in Grayson county, Texas, all the
right., title, claim and interest of
James Goode as heir of Juo. Goode,
deceased, in and to the following de-
scribed land, to-wit: First tract:
Situated in Grayson county, Texas;
Beginning at the N. W. corner of the
N. K. quarter of See No. 1 in the
name of C. M. It. London, a post In
mount on hijfli rich prairie from
which a hackberry marked X bears
^ N. 51 K. 29 vrs.; thence W. 950 vrs.
^s(lo Hit) N. W. corner of this survey
and Sec. No. 1. a post in mound;
thence South through prairie 950
vrs. to a post and mound for tho
S. W. corner of this survey; thence
East 950 vrs. to a slnkc for tile ’S.
E. corner of this survey: thence
North 950 vrs. to the place of begin-
ning, situated about 5*8 miles N. 26
W. of Sherman and being the N. W.
quarter of Sec. No. 1 of the subdi-
vision of the University Leagues
Nos. t, II, 15 and 16. Secoud tract:
Situated in, Grayson county, Texas,
on the waters ol Post Oak creek,
being a part of a survey originally
granted to Wiley Dunning assignee
of X. F. Cook and known as part of
the S. W. quarter of Sec, No. 1.
League No. 16 University landk; be-
ginning at the N. W. corner of said
Quarter Section; thence Bast 527
\ rs. to a stake standing in the bed
of branch wheto the Worth line,of
said Quarter section crosses said
branch; thence South with tile chan-
nel of Said branch far enough to
make 33 1-3 acres by running a line
Wwst to the west line of said survey;
thence West to a stake In the west
line of said Quarter Section; thence
North along the west line of said
Quarter Section to the beginning.
Third Tract: Situated in Grayson
County, Texas, being a part of n sur-
vey originally granted to Benjamin
Rhode; Beginning Ut « stake In the
Sb'ennan and Potts boro road corner
of Ed Gotido; thence north with Haul
road 79 7-10 vrs. to a stake: thence
Fa»t 475 vrs. through said 80- i
acre tract to a stake on the
east line of same; thence
Sortt.h 79 7-10 vrs. *0 a stake on the
Southeast, corner of said 89 acres
WANTED;
Party with small capital arid home
and wagon to collect second-hand
hags. Call at Rinkjey Hotel. Friday,
Dec 13111 nl .? p. nt. Call for Mr.
ilallrth|ir;a,
tract; thence west 475, vrs. to place
of beginning, containing 6 2-8 acres
of land ill of above lands situated
about 5 'A miles .V. 26 W. of Sher-
man ami the Same laud now
held as homestead by Mrs. Mallnda
Goode, levied on as the property of
James Goode to satisfy a judgment
amounting td *695.09, In favor of
Lee Woods, and cost of anlt.
Givhn under my hand, this ^14tl»
day of December, '1912.
LIRE SIMMONS. Sheriff.
Tern Iron, D puty.
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