Palacios Beacon (Palacios, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, September 29, 1916 Page: 3 of 4
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THE PALAC1QS BEACON, PALACIOS, TEXAS
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BRANDON’S
or?a!?d. STORE
And Buy Your Boys and Girls
“Tess and Ted” School Shoes
They are made of all Leather. They are Stylish.
They wear well. They look well. They will stand
knocks. Buy them and you will save money.
We Give the Lowest possible Price.
“STAR BRAND SHOES ARE BETTER”
BUY HERE, SAVE MONEY AND BE MADE HAPPY
Main Street
Always ready for use, the now li-
brary paste, “OIsoo,” Yon Ret It at
the Beacon office.
See O, M. Olaybourn for your win-
ter wood. Good service, reasonable
prloes. Phone 305. 8814*
Wanted: Girl for general house
work, with the chance of taking music.
Inquire of Beacon.
T. R. BRANDON
PALACIOS BEACON.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES.
SOne Year in Advance
LSix Months in Advance
fThree'months in Advance
$1.60.
.76.
.40.
ADVERTISING RATES.
Display ads. per inch per month, 50 cts.
'Professional cards, per month, - fi.oo
Local reading notices 5 cents per line
each insertion.
PHONES %FEFiFo\eN7cEi07
Fresh stock of 1918 kodak films just
received at the Orescent Drug Store.
Mrs. 8. W. Hill and grand-daughter,
Miss Sara Davison, went to Houston
Sunday.
Miss Vivian Tatum went to Bay Citv
Monday whore she has a class in e:
pression.
Christian Science services at tho
east bay sohool building Sunday
morning at 11 o’clock. Subject for
study "Reality."
For Trade—Nice residence, well lo-
cated. Will take piano or other trade
as first payment, balance like rent.
Call at Beacon office. (27tf)
LaBELLE
THEATER
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Calomel Makes
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SATURDAY NIGHT
"Fatherhood,” 4 reels
with Hobert Bosworth in the title role
and a first-class extra
Dlstriot Clerk John F. Perry was In
the city Wednesday and Thursday on
official business.
The new druggist for tho Palacios
drug store, Mr. Bonham, of Houston,
arrived Saturday.
Brief Notes About Palacios and
Palacios People, and Those
Who Come and Go.
Mr. aud Mss. M. G. Noel), of Waco,
paid our city a brief visit tbe latter
part of the week.
The Century Is the best fountain
pen on the market. You can get
them only at the Beacon office. Foun
tain pen inks in all colors.
Rev. and Mrs. Bristor, who spent
the latter half of their vacation here,
left for their home In McGregor yes-
terday morning. They expect to re-
turn next summer during their vaca-
tion.
The Misses Ilazul Hall, Hazel Nixon,
Pauline Jecklin, Leilla Drisklll and
Mr. Frank Osberg went to ElOampo
Friday afternoon to attend the Chris
tian Endeavor convention. The party
returned Sunday night bv auto.
See Joe Price for Milk Oows.
Kindly read our new "ad” in this
paper. Tatum & Sons.
Seed Garlic for Sale. See W. C.
Rentroe. 37t4*
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Mrs. J. M. Love spent Sunday
Bay City.
R. H. Burnett, of ElOampo, returned
home Saturday alter several days
spent in Palacios.
Geo. W. Walker visited his family
the first of the week, returning to
Wharton Tuesday.
Mr. Joe Williams went to Smiley,
Wednesday.
Mr. S. S. Montgomery came over
from Freeport Tuesday and spent a
few days with his family.
Bob Chappell drove In from Ward,
Louisiana, Sunday, and will attend
the academy this winter.
People are beginning to hear of the
pleasures and profits of Palacios and
vicinity. Three cars of household
goods were unloaded last week, two
this week and we already know of
one to arrive the firet of next week.
Mrs. 0. J. Moore and daughter,
Thressa, left Wednesday morning for
Cape Girardeau. Mo. wbere they will
visit Mrs. Moore’s mother and other
relatives. They will also visit at Hot
Springs, Arkansas, before returning.
Yon can get typewriter ribbons
the Beacon office.
Mrs. C. R. Cates went to Bay City
Tuesday morning.
Mr. L. J. Garner of Port Lavaca
came to Palacios Sunday.
Mrs D. W. Clinkscales wont ot
Wharton Tuesday on business.
Mrs. F. L. Foster was a Houston
passenger Wednesday morning.
Fine line of all kinds of cundies
fresh, at the Crescent Drug Store.
Dr. M. M. Wolf and wife returned
from Galveston Friday afternoon.
Byron Moore and wife of Bay City
spent the week end with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Moore.
Rey. Shepherd who has been con-
ducting a series of revial meetings at
lago, returned home Friday.
Ed Mahanay left Saturday morning
for Austin where he will enter tho
state institution for the blind.
Mrs. 8. F. Perry went to Bay City
Sunday where she will visit for a few
days She was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. E. H. Robertson aud
children who will visit in Bay City
and Buckeye before going to their
home In Groveton.
MONDAY NIGHT
IS "GRAFT" NIGHT
No. 4.
EXTRA TUESDAY NIGHT
High-class Vaudeville Specialties by
MR. GALLOWAY
and a number of reels of fine pictures.
Show begins promptly at 8.00
Admission, Only 10 cts.
Stop Using Dangerous Drugs Before
It Salivates you. It’s Horrible!
VAUDEVILLE
At the Picture Show,
Tuesday Night
October 3
MR. TANNY GALLOWAY
Of the Vaudeville Team of “The
Galloways"
Mr. Galloway Is a Dutch comedian
with a line of good aongs and jokes
that sends his audience away from
the theatre feeling like they "have
laughed enough."
After working a Dutch monologue
Mr. Galloway will change to Black
Face in front of tbe audience. So
you can see bow a Minstrel Man gets
ready to work.
Mr. Galloway la producing the Band
Boys Minstrel to be given here at an
early date, so don’t fail to come out
Tueaday nieht and see how a Dutch-
man turns into a Negro.
Mrs. George Owen and children
went to Blessing Tuesday morning
where they will visit relat iyes.
Mr. Winfield Miller spent several
days the first of the week in lago.
The best overall in Palacios at 86
cents; you will find them at
Tatum & Sons.
If you want to sell or trade your
property, list lb with tbe Bruce Realty
Co. 39t2
Mr. D. C. Ahralmm left for Iowa
Thursday morning to be gone about a
year.
Victor Clements left for Austin Sun-
day where he will enter the State
University.
Mr. J. H. Cope cam? home from
Humble Tuesday for a few days with
borne folks.
Mrs. C. R. Cates who spent last
week in Bay City and Midfield came
home Sunday.
Mrs. C. F. Taylor uud daughter,
Dorothy Helene, came home from
Victoria Sunday.
Mrs. Stovall of ElCampo returned
to her home Sunday after a week
here with friends.
A. J. Swenson and wife, of Austin
paid the Ciy-by-the sea a brief visit
the first of the week.
Mr. Oecar Barber, president of the
Bay City Board ot Trade spent
Wednesday lu Palaoioa.
Miss Cannon who has been visiting
Miss Alvena Jecklin returned to Her
home In Blessing Sunday.
Mr. J. W. Stewart went to Hous-
ton Wednesday to buy furniture to
complete tils already large Btock.
Mr. L. P. Hansen went to Midfield
Tuesday where he will visit for a few
days and inspect the ootton orops.
Blanchard Belknap returned home
from points In East Texas. Saturday
for a brief visit with bis parents.
Mr. Ollie Johnson and sister, Miss
Essie, arrived from Highland Satur
day and entered the Baptist academy.
Fred Bean who has been vUiting in
Missonri for the past two weeks re
turned to the Dr. Drisklll homq Mon
day.
Miss Virginia Robinson spent the
first half of the week in Bay City
where she bus classes ill art and ex
pression.
Rev. Shepherd and Mr. Will Clem-
ent went to Galveston Tuesday
where they will attend the Brazos
Presbytery.
The Lutheran Ladies Aid will meet
at the home of Mrs. Djxtater, Friday
Oct. 0th. A most cordial welcome is
extended to all.
Mr. John Sundstrom, a prosperous
farmer living west of town, left
Wedaosdav mornlg for Nixon, to be
gouo until Saturday.
Mr. J. H. Walker, of Corsicana,
who has been visiting friends at
Blessing, paid Palacios a brief visit
tbe first of tbe week.
Vernon Wilkerson and bride came
down from Rockdale Tuesday and are
guests at the J. O. Wilkerson home.
MliSB Loreua Ifland, who will teaoh
the primary grades at the Northern
Irrigation, left for her school Sunday.
Tbe C. W. B. M. of tbe Christian
ohurch will meet nt the home of Mrs.
W.O.Williams at 3 p. m. Thursday
Oat. 6tb.
Mr. J. L Gray and family, of Boul-
der Colorado, arrived in Palaoioa Sat.
urday and will remain during the
aobool year.
A fountain pen is a most useful and
deslrutile present for any oooaslon.
The Century is Ihe best. For sale at
.the Beacon office.
Mrs. B. W. Trull and olilldren, of
Midfield,-who have been visiting the
O. M. Walter family, returned home
Tuesday morning.
Mrs. R. H. Whalen, of Estelllne,
and Mrs. M. M. Kuykendall, of Kyle,
left for their homos Sunday morulug
After u brief visit to our city.
Slokly children need WHITE’S
OREAM VERMIFUGE. It not only
destroys worms, if there be any, but it
act* as a strengthening tonlo lu the
atomaoh and bowels. Price 26c per
bottle. Sold by
Oresoent Drug Store.
Rev. D. U. Boyle will preach far
the Christian congregation next Sun-
day at 11 a. m. and at night. Every
body cordially invited.
Mr. Daniel Sherwood who has been
In the north east part of the State on
business for tho past two months re
turned home Tuesday.
Mrs. E. M. Yeamans, who formerly
owned the land where Palacios stands,
came over from Citrus Grove the first
of the week for a short stay.
Messrs. E. E. Malone and 0. H.
Owens, of Limestone, Canada, visited
our city Wednesday. These gentle-
men will locate near Bay City.
Miss Thelma Baxter wont to Vic-
toria today where she will spend tho
winter with her sister, Mrs. J. E.
Anthony, and attend business school.
Wo have a number of good farms in
Missouri and Arkansas that we can
trade for land near Palacios. Wiiat
have you?
38t2 Bruce Realty Oo.
Mr. C. R. Hatchell, of Crockett,
who has been visiting his Bister, Mrs.
M. D. Drisklll, and his son, D. F.
Hatchell, left for Brownsville Monday
morning.
“Oldo,” the new library paste, re-
quires no water, ul wayB ready for use,
and stiaks better than any other. Get
it at the Beaoon office. In 5,10 and
25 cent jars.
I have a good four room house and
three acres of land adjoining a good
Illinois city of about 20,000 popula-
tion; will trade for land near Palaoioa.
If Interested see me at ouoe.
39t2 A. G. Skinner.
Mothers who spend the night with
a sick baby appreciate the help they
get from McGEE’S BABY ELIXIR;
especially In hot weather. It quiets
fever and Irritation, sooths tho
stomaoh, checks tbe bowels and helps
both mother and child to obtain Bleep
and rest. Price 25 o and 60o per bottle.
Sold by Orescent Drug Store.
Wo certainly appreciate the way
our subscribers are renewing their
subscriptions since we have been
offering four big magazines for only
25 cents extra. If you haven’t sent ns
your renewal do it now and get these
magazines for one year.
Still tbo students go to the higher
schools of our State. Tuesday morn-
ing Goorge Hiilyer left for Austin
where be will resume his 9tudie9 at
tin? State University, and Ralph Bus-
sell left for College Station where be
will enter A. & M. College,
Mr. A. F, Ricks and family from
Kerrville arrived Friday of last week
and are located on the Marshall farm
north of town. They are hero to stay
and make their home. We are glad
to have this good family with us, and
bespeak for them prosperity in their
new home. .
Progress Is the order of the day at
Palacios. The Beacon’s old gasoline
engine not being equal to tbe de-
mands made upon it, we this week in-
stalled a new engine direst from tbe
factory, and it takes its load and
walks along with it right merrily to
our intense satisfaction.
Yellow complexion, pimples and
disfiguring blemishes on the lace or
body can be gotten rid of by doctoring
the liver, which is torpid. HERBINE
is a powerful liver correctant. It puri-
fies the system, stimulates tbo vital
organs and puts the body in fine vig-
orous condition, price 50c. Sold by
Crescent Drug Store.
For Salt Cheap.—A two horse pow-
er Detroit gasoline engine. Uses gas-
oline, kerosene, naptha or distillates.
With a little maohiue work it will be
good for many years of active ser-
vice. Our price $12.00. Purchaser to
furnish battery and coll. Price of tbe
engine new was $35.00. Apply at
Beacon office.
Eighteen members of the Wayside
Club met at the home of their worthy
president, Mrs. S. W. House, Wednes-
day afternoon. Two new members
were admitted. Mrs. Dr. Wagner was
chosen as delegate to represent the
club at the Federation of Women’s
Clubs to be held in Bay City. A study
of Shakespearo as given in the "Men
tor” was taken np. During a most
enjoyable sooial hour refreshments of
delicious toe cream aud cakes were
served by tbe hostess. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Obas. Har-
D. D. Kitienhouse left for Navasota
this morning on business.
County Superintendent Grav was
among yesterday* arrivals on the S. P.
Mrs. O. L. Haynes and children re-
turned yesterday from their Victoria
visit.
Rev. J. W. Newbrongh went
Cleburne this morning to be gone
several days.
Miss Mary Lindemood went to Asb
by this morning to be on hand for the
opening of her sohool Monday.
Mrs. Paul Jecklin and son came yes-
terday from Blessing and will make
Palacios tbeir home during tbe school
year.
Mrs. J. L. Watters went to Bay City
today to be present at the meeting of
the federated clubs of Matagorda
county.
Mrs. J. R. Wagner went to Bay
City this rooming, as a delegate from
the Wayside clnb to the Federated
clubs of the county.
Mrs. Latbrop, of Carancahus, went
to Bay City today to sp3ud the week
end with friends and incidentally to
attend tbe Federation.
Mrs. Earl Grant will appreciate your
magazine orders for either one maga-
zine or in clubs. See her before or
dering your winter reading.
Mrs. E. R. Clark and three children,
of Sweeoy, arrived Tueaday to make
Palaoioa their home. Mr. Clark is in a
hospital in Galveston bnt will come on
as soon as ho is sufficiently recovered.
Mr. C. M. Ciavbourn, as is his cus-
tom, will furnish wood to all the
churches of tbe citv at actual cost of
wood and freight and dravage, mak-
ing no charge for profit on his owe
labor.
You’re bilious, sluggish, constipated
and believe you need vile, dangeroiiB
Calonul to start your llvor and clean
your bowels.
Here’s my guaranteel Aek your
druggist for a 60 cent bottle of Dod-
son’s Liver Tone and take a spoonful
tonight. If it doesn’t start your liver
and straighten you right up better
than calomel and without griping or
making you sink I want you to go
back to the store and get your money.
Take calomel today and to morrow
you will feel weak and sick and nause-
ated. Don’t lose a day’s work. Take
a spoonful of harmless, vegetable Dod-
son’s Llyer Tone tonight and wake up
feeling great.' It’s perfectly harmless,
so givo it to vour children any time.
It can’t salivate, so iet them oat any-
thing ufterwards.
Library Notes
At the business meeting of the
Library Association September 26th,
tbe following offioers were elected:
Pres., Mrs. II. L. B. Skinner; vlce-
pres., Mrs. Joe Price; rec. sec., Miss
Myrtle Rlttenhouse; cor. sec’y., Mrs.
Emily Burton; treas., Mrs. L. P.
Davis; press reporter. Miss Lucy A.
Mitchell.
NEW
Regulas meeting of Miss Mitchell’s
study class will be held at the library,
Saturday Sept. 30th, 3 p. m.
Tickets are now on sale for the
Dixie Lyceum course, at the drug
stores, the library and by the mem-
bers of the library association. This
is the fourth year the association has
financed a good lyceum course and we
solicit a generous support. Tickets
$1 for tho course which includes:
“The MeDdelssohn Sextette,” “The
Musical Art Quartette” (male voices)
•The Wells Entertainers,” "Annie
Therese Davauit.” Dates announced
later.
Evaporated Peaches,
“ Apricots,
“ Apples
Raisins in Cans
Everything that is New
and Up-to-Date
CURTIS-SISSON 6R0. CO.
THE HOME OF QUALITY GROCERIES
ri man.
Mr. A. E. Stevens and family, of
Cogswell, North Dakota, who are al
so counted as residents of Palacios,
expect to return to this city by or be-
foro tho holidays to get the advantage
of our splendid public sohools, con
ditions at their northern home being
such that their children cannot get to
school. In a letter to the Beacon just
received Mr. Stevens says: We sre
virtually marooned on an is land, as
we cannot get anywhere on account
or excessive rainfall. We had seven
inches of rain in one afternoon. We
really need a boat Instead of our auto.
At . the business men’s meeting
Wednesday evenlpg Mr. D. K. With-
ers exhibited several bundles of pea-
uuta ot the Chinese Golden variety
grown on his plaoe near the Palaoioa
nursery, that were a sight worth see-
ing. The vines were as thickly load-
ed as they could bear with large well
filled nuts. On about oue-third of an
acre of ground or l^s Mr. Withers
expects s yield of at least sixty-five
bushels of peanuts. This is one of
Toxaa’ most valuable orops, and this
display proves that they can be
grown In the coast oountry at Pala-
cios as In no other section of the
State.
Quite a shower fell yesterday, and
by this morning there was a decided
slump in tho temperature with a cool
aud bracing breeze from tho north,
but not sufficient to suggest setting
up stoves.
Mr. Raymond Crawford came In
from Austin Sundav wbere he has beeu
attending the University for the past
year, for a short stay at home. He
expects to engage In teaching the
coming winter and spring.
Check a cough or cold in the lungs
before it develops a serious case.
BALLARD’S HOREHOUND SYRUP
is an effective remedy for all soreness
or congestion in the lungs or air pass-
ages. Price 25c, 60o and #1.00 per
bottle. Sold by Cresoent Drug Store.
Members of the band and those who
are to assist them are busy rehears -
ing for the band benefit minstrel
show to be given at the high school
auditorium in a couple of weeks. The
oast Is beiug ooaohed by Mr. Galloway
who is a high class comedian, aud has
had mucli experience in putting on
minlatrel programs. Progress al-
ready made gives assurance that this
will be one of the best entertainments
ever given in the city. It will oousist
of the regulation minstrel first part,
some high class vaudervllle special-
Arrangements are being made for a
four days exhibition of two hundred
pictures from A. W. Elson and Co. of
Boston; tho library association and
public school oo-operatiog. Net pro-
fits to be used in the purchase of pic-
tures for tho school. Tickets will be
10 cents and a picture will be pre-
sented to the room whose pupils sell
tbe most tickets. Dates announced
later. Librarian.
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Baptist S. S. Notes.
Annie L. Best, Reporter
The enrollment Sunday ihorning
reached 209 with a prevailing good
spirit and enthusiasm. Both teacher
and pupil seems to catch tbe helpful
idea of enlisting church goers to be
Sunday school goers also, and the
personal workers campaign is bring-
ing good results.
The Fedelis class gave the welcome
hand to the many young ladies from
the Academy who are here for the
school term.
The Berean class of some thirty or
more were In charge of the choir for
8. S. and tbeir good singing was much
appreciated.
The Sunday school motto is, “Build
higiier and build stronger for the
Kingdom.”
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Choral Society Concert
The Palacios Choral Society is very
desirous of having a large audience at
the opening concert and therefore the
admiselon will be only ten cents. The
concert will be given in the high
school auditorium ou Friday evening,
October sixth, and will begin prompt-
ly at 8:15 o’clock. Besides the choruses
there will be numbers by Miss Camp-
bell, Miss Clement and Mr. Davis.
Tbe low admission has been fixed to
enable tbo society to purchase new
music for tbe next concert as there
are no salaries paid and so everyone
and everyone’s friend it ia hoped will
there a week from Friday eve.
Guaranty Fund Bank
PALACIOS STATE BANK
PALACIOS, TEXAS
Capital and Surplus, $65,000.00
Statement of Condition
At the Close of Business Sept. 12th, 1916.
RESOURCES
Loans and Discounts...............................$171,710.18
Real Estate and Banking House...................... 18,427.41
Furniture and Fixtures............................. 4,857.38
Interest in Guaranty Fund.......................... 2,997.90
CASH AND EXCHANGE........................ 60,086.67
$258,079.54
LIABILITIES
Capital Stock................................... $50,000.00
Surplus Fund................. 15,000.00
Undivided Profits............................... 5,833.33
DEPOSITS..................................... 187,246.21
$258,079.54
The above Statement is true and correct.
J. F. BARNETT. Cashier.
THE TELEPHONE NEEDS
of a community are always ready for an increase as it needs to be ready to add
new subscribers to its listsjwithout delay.
There are wires near vour home ready to install a telephone for you.
The telephone is the one thing that is without a substitute for keeping
you in touch with the world for business or pleasure.
Think it over today and call 34. $1.50 per month is all a private line
residence telephone costs.
THE COAST TELEPHONE CO.
PALACIOS. TEXAS
Admission will be ten cents.
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farewell Party
The members of tbe Christian church t
gave a farewell party at the home of '
W. H. Hall, Wednesday night for
Kav. and Mrs Bristor who have been
visiting their friends here for the past
two weeks. Almost tho entire con-
gregation was present and a most en-
joyable time was had visiting and story
telling. Punch and cske were served
und the departing guests wished for
Rev. and Mrs. Bristor every good and
perfect gift.
TRAYLOR HARDWARE CO.
Shelf and Heavy Hardware
Auto Supplies, Sporting Goods,
SHARPLES CREAM SEPARATORS
QUICK MEAL AND PERFECTION OIL STOVES
PAINTS. GLASSWARE and CROCKERY
ties, and close with a moat laughable
farce. Mr. Galloway does the Dutch
comedy in a manner that la surpass
ed by but very fow. Admission prices
have not vet been decided upon, but
there will be a section of reserved
seats for those who may wish to pay-
extra for thqprivilege of having their
seat* reserved.
Lutheran Church
October tho first, Sunday sohooi at
ten o’clock, regular services at eleven.
All are welcome to come, the way is
wide that leads there, but when there
you will hear of the uarrow way.
“Hard buyer*,” men and women
who buy with their heads as well as
their pocket books, will bo qulok to
take advantage of our four-magazino
bargain offer. See advertisement on
laat page.
Maritime News.
The “Bobolena” which was at Port
Lavaca during the August storm and
was somewhat disabled, is on tbe
ways at the Banner Yards and will
soon be ship shape once more. Capt.
John expects to use her for an oyster
boat.
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5 AND 10 CENT TABLES
Messrs. Henry Fox, Bert El
Will Neff and George Anderson
to Fort Lavaca Sunday on the “lino-
gene,” returning Tuesday.
Palacios Academy Studio
Palacios Academy Music Studio will
be at Mrs. Dr. Elliott’s. Mlse Hiilyer
will meet the pupils there two days
in the week, Wednesdays aud Satur-
days. Anyone desiring to take the
Academy course may call and Bee her.
Beginners will receive reduction lu
tuition.
»«. 1 T ray lor Hardware Co.
went (] m
When tile bowels feel uncomfortable
and you miss the exhilarating feeling
that always follows a copious morning
operation, a dose ot HERBINE will
set you right In a couple of hours. If
taken at bedtime you git Its beneficial
effect after breakfast next day. Prloe
50c. Sold by Oreaoent Drug Store.
PROFIT SHARING COUPONS
Q-iven with all Cash Sales and accounts paid
within the thirty days without our having to
go out to collect.
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FOR SALE Off TRADE.
Town lot m Quanali, Texas, for Palaeios lot or something else.
10 acre onion farm near Asherton, Texas, artesian water, rioh aoil, for
town property nr small tract of land.
Few well located residence sites just outside Palacios city limits; no olty
taxes, for grass land, live stock or other property.
Second-hand Ford auto for live stock or real estate.
60 aores grass land 7 miles from Palaoioa for city property.
1 room house in Palacios. Take somo llvo stock, balanoe on time.
Business lot near Palacios postoffice for land. Fine location for any kind
of retail buainesa.
List your property with ua for sale or trade.
PERRY REALTY CO.
THE OLBEST REAL ESTATE FIRM IR PALACIOS PALACIOS, TEX.
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Stump, D. L. Palacios Beacon (Palacios, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, September 29, 1916, newspaper, September 29, 1916; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth724365/m1/3/: accessed June 24, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Palacios Library.