The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 21, 1909 Page: 8 of 12
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LAND DEPARTMENT
We can loan you money on short notice. Don't have to wait for an inspector
to comefrom a distant town to inspect your land. We do this ourselves and g<at
your loan closed up and you get your money in a few days. Can loan you $3o0
juat as easy as $8,000.00. Only Company in Young County that does its
Own Inspection.
If the payments on your land is too heavy and you desire to have the time .ex*
tended and the.payfnents made smaller, seeufc and we can make the arrangements.
This will give you art opportunity to use* this money-in improving, buying landetp.
Why dig along and deprive yourself at a few of the conveniences of life just simply
to try to pay your farm out in a year or so. Just have the timeextended and make
the yearly payments a little smaller. This will give you more money for ready use
and give you time on your paymentsThink about this, and come in and let us
figure on your loan proposition. The Loan Company is more Able to carry you in
case of short crops than the individual. If jou desire to borrow some money on
real estate, extend your notes and make your payments smaller, or desire to sell
C ^ If you desire to sell or buy-h^kf^see us and wewill do our best to handle the
proposition. Wehaye oonneotion with buyers and land men throughout the Unit-
ed States, If it cap be handled, we-,believe we are in a position to do so.
1 £ List Your Land H You Want it Sold.
We want no lands on inflated prices. Give us the best price and we will try
to find you a buyer. **
IMMIGRATION DEPARTMENT. -
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Through our Immigration Department we have located a number from Iowa, Illi-
nois and Missouri. These people come right out of the farming districts of the
North. They are practical*farmers and are well pleased with our county.* A num-
ber of those who have bought will oometo Young County and make this their home.
We have splendid connection throughout the North and feel that within the
next 60 days we will have a large number dowi^ to look over our lands. We' have
agents actively work in Iowa, Illinois and Missouri. ~ r , * i
The D Bird place, 9 miles north of Graham in the Indian Mound
oountrry on the Graham and Olnev road, 160 acres in the tract, 100
acTea in cultivation, 145 acres tillable. Two wood houses, both painted
fenced oh south mid east, rood tract of land. Price 11600, with 1563.35
cash, balance in 8 notes of $115.86 each, first note due 4n fall of 1910.
4th Tract. 130 acres. 100 tillaule, everlasting water, fenced on east
and North. Price $1690, with $563.35cash, balance in 8 notes of $115
85 each, first payment in fall of 1910.
5th Tract. 143 1-2 acres, 85 acres tillable, I fenced on north, good
tank and everlasting* water in creek. Prioe $1118 with $538.65 cash,
balance in 8 notes for $147.20 each, first notedue in fall of 1910.
6th Tract. 107 1-2 acrea, 60 acres tillable, publio road on west,
fenced on west, south a id north. I*rioe $1284, with $428 oash balance
In 8 notes for $107 each, first note due in fall of 1910, ......i?
7th Tract. 103acreg, 60 acres in cultivation, 100 a^ires tillable
5 room houfee with bath afed sink complete, one good cistern, two
good wells, one good windmill and good barn,, hog pasture and every
thing in good shape, handy and well located. A well improved place
and will make a nice home. Price $3100. with $1000 cash. 8 notes for
_____in cultivation, 145 acres tillable. Two good houses, both painted
fine well of good water, creek through pasture with plenty of stock
water. Nice young orchard arid plenty of outbuildings, such as sheds,
• IB granaries, etc., fine grove of pecan trees. There is a good school
X house and churcJftiduse adjoining this land, located in fine neighbor-
jfi hood. This is a well improved place and well worth the price. $30
*B per aere, one-half cash, balance i to 5 years at 8 per oent interest.
C. R. Junkins place about 12 miles southwest of Graham in the Cope-
l;tnd pasture, 106 3-4 acres in the tract, 20acre*4in cultivation, 65 acres
i liable, ha/a nee fine grass land. One small house, good well of water,
■’’hi* is a nice tract of land and at present can be bought for $16 per
A* vcre with bne-fourth cash, balance 1 to 5 years at 8 per cent
I r W. A. McBee place, 9 miles north of Graham in the Red Top com-
^BHInunity on public road and close to school, and about 5 miles from the
___L iew town of Loving, 89 acres in the tract 35 acres in cultivation, all
if this,tract 1* tillable. Has foui^room house, good well of water, fine
young orchard, As good a little farm as you will find in the county
.. -and it can be bought now for$2400, one-half cash, balance 1 to 5 years
Mr. you want something good add well worth the money, this is the
Tbg F. M. Berry place In Gooseneck Bend, 250 acres in the tract,
115 in oeltivation, 140 tillable, one 5-room house with hall and three
porches, good out-buildings, two tanks, one well and other good im-
provements. If you want a well improved place and want to buy it
cheap, try th|s ope. Price $23.75 per acre can give you very good
terms on this place. See it before you buy.
David R. French land located five miles north of Graham.
1st Tract. 124 acres, 40 acres in field, 65 acres tillable, balance
good grass land, and public road on the west: fenced On west and
south, and has good tank water. Price $1240 with $410 cash, balance
inj8 equal payments $102.75 each, make first note due in fall of 1910.
-2Ad Tract. 101 acres, 75 acres tillable, good tank, fenced on south
"2nd east, all mesquitc land. Price $1300, with $433,35 cash and 8
^notes for $108.35 each,' flfst payment in fall of 1‘JlO.
. 3rd Tract. 130 acres, 100 acres tillable with everlasting water,
We are now offering the * dark Ranch, 5 miles South of Qlney, in small tracts. Liberal prices and easy terms,
Graham
extend c
Oratory and tlocution in Graham
Public Schoob.
Miss Sallie Chism lias begun
her work in our schools. She
has a good class to begin with
and we are sure she will soon
have a full class. Sho ts tfcell
known to^all our people and it
will be no-experiment ha .entrust;
ing your.children to her.- She
has taught in sotue of the
bast* colleges of the state, all
of which gladly recommend her.
^ Idle she is working in ironnee-
tion with the school, it does not
! moan that she limits her students
j to those ir\. attendance at.....the
| public schools. Anyone in Gra-
: ham or elsewhere is invited to
children of that, join 'hoy classes, and we feel that
legend that we no one can do better. We are
forturjrate, to have Miss Chisin
in our schools and trusjt the
I>oople will avail themselves of
this opportunity to study under
one of the best elocutionists in
the state. Graham always gets
the best. The best is not too
NOTICE.
I will on the Hth day of Novem-
ber, 1909, at iny ottiee in Graham,
Texas, receive sealed bids for
the position of County Treasurer
Loving, November or Depository of the Public
Markley, November 2{j909. School Funds Young County
Farmer,'Nov(*inb<V 1909. as provided for by ‘Sec. 154, X.
Olney, Nov. I, 5 an^ 6, 1909. I Chap., l‘2JVct> 13 Leg., Page 22.
Newcastle, November 8, 1900.1 Said Depository to be award-
Eliasville, Nov. 11 and 12 1909. [edfor a pirWd of two years to
M. A. Wallace. PtEe’i^rsonKm'corporation giv4f*^
Tax Collector, Yhung Co., Tex', the highaArato of iniW for
* fnsive agents
ne i town lots in-
KflieooWl ho, of
Wine of tt}e b% j . - .
companies [ i vj
preciat® . - \ v.
line that Jv* A w* V
1$ old mi 6644
el$e aodiave g. complete 1'mt
nesa in t farms and ranches^
CITY BAKERY
ANNOUNCEMENT
Bread, an3>Gakes every
day. '»'T)7fr*^»atr*onage appre-
e la ted .
North Elm Street
1 W« wl.h to announce to tt>« paopl. £ the following dates fo
C of Young and adjoining counties that f i , 7T
we have engaged the aervlcea of Mr. PO80 of collecting tax
j B. M. Huntley, of Aster. Florida, an '*'* >
* expert Watchmaker and Engraver. * !
V1 r Mr. Huntley makes a specialty of * '
* engraving, and weinvite you to call in *
1 and examine hia work.
Anything you >
need in this line wilt be turned out in
strictly up-to-date style.
CORNISH & KENY,
CONTRACTORS
* J. T.Vaughan & Company,
The Exclusive Jewelers.
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i House. Sign and Carriage Painters
* Decorators and Scenic Artists.
4 OFFICE EAST SIDE OF SQUARE
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VING
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|Land Loans had on our
[ipection and without de
V# on the easy payment
Ittivra TVPrwmi$p__Tombstones AMd Grave Oiqqmo.
ULIVER iirtHMlltll. X represent Cisco and Stamford
We.aro agents for the famous Marble Works, and can till your
Oliver Typewriter. If you need !?!’. J°mbstonc» prompt-
typewriter that is recognized
as the best made, we will be
glad to talk the matter over
with you. Can give the most
liberal terms.
"i i Acetylene liohts.
_ l have purchased from E. C.
LOW KOOSD TRIP FARES eX
.t____tjme to it. - II you,, wg.nL vpijr
TO Tiome orljusfnesshoase liSht?a
H ■ II a a M||aa see me. This is the best light
11 A I I fl\ L AIK you can get at any price and if
IfIILLAI# I AIN you give it a fair trial you wiV
y 4- JL TKE , Yours truly,
~_______-J------------- ___ - ......„• Robt. Brvan
Idren, $5.00. Call on me.
W. E. Baker,
Sexton Oak Grove Cemetery
The <
fENSLEY-JOHN-
SON REALTY CO.,
bvlng--—Jacksboro
ijioiiows. A number of young
jsea crabs were taking their first
trip out into the world, swim-
ming backward as ail crabs do.
j when they came upon some tish.
as olmoxious to the
fish, so they called a meeting
among themselves and decided
to teach the young crabs to swim
forward. They were very apt
pujTils and soon learned to swim
forward with Case, but when
I they returned home to the oldi
1 crabs they soon fell back into
(the old way of swimming.” So
it is with the people. If you
j want your children and the chil-
dren of the town to grow into
mem and women with a loye of
civic beauty and progressiveness
you must teach it to them by
your example. *
The Best Plaster.
*■*■ *••
A piece of flannel dampened with
ChamlHTlain'rf Liniment and bound
onto the affected parts is superior to
aqy plaster. When, troubled with
lame back or pains in ^the aide or
cheat give it a trial and you are cer-
tain to be more than pleased with the
prompt relief whiqh it afforda. This
liniment also relieves rheumatic paina
and is certain to please any one suf-
fering fi-om that disease. Sold by
8loan Drug Co.
bruises than Hunt’s Lightning oil.
If so I would like to be cited. For
twenty years I have been unable to
to find anything better myself. ”
H.jfr' W^ARD.
.V...... vine. La.
Served as coffee, tlie new coffi'e sub-
stitute known to grocers every where
as Dr. Shoop* Health Coffee, will
trick even a coffe** exjs'rt. Not a
gri<5:n of real coffee in it either.
Pure tbcalthful toasted grains malt
nuts etc, havei»«en so cleverly hlend-
ed as to give a- a-omlpn£ij,Ur saiiaf.v-
ing coff<*e taste and flavor? ftnd.,44Ts
made in a minviU', no tedious 20 to ;k)
minutes itoiling. Test it and I»r.
Shoop created Health < ’off*** that Jhe
ppoplw might have a genuine coffee
substitute anr!“' VYnc that - would *l>c
thoroughly satisfying in every pos-
sible resj»ect. Sold by B» S. Doty A
Co.
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Whereas letters of administration
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Bowron, Frank H. The Graham Leader (Graham, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 10, Ed. 1 Thursday, October 21, 1909, newspaper, October 21, 1909; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth854991/m1/8/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting The Library of Graham.