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phone message will bring us<br />
ight now—-Phone No. 2.<br />
K. B. Henley & Co.<br />
BULLETIN<br />
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->Q TEXAS, SATURDAY. SEPT. 7, i<br />
House renting and Notary<br />
work are! specialties with us.<br />
Tell us your wants. Let us rent<br />
ydu a h I _,<br />
I.. B. Henley Jk n Wed-* J<br />
nesday evening Oct. i', 1907,<br />
We expect about 2.~>0 ministers<br />
and representative.- to be in attendance.<br />
Tne presence of such a strong<br />
and influential body of men is<br />
an event of no small importai..<br />
to our city and we desire that<br />
they receive* just impression<br />
at (frown wood's hospitality,<br />
OOUrtesjr, progress and piety.<br />
To that end the Session of the<br />
Church requests the cordial o»-.<br />
operation of all «»ar friends in<br />
the reception and entertainment<br />
of the Synod. The following<br />
committees have been appointed:<br />
Reception—K. I>. Mct'lei-,<br />
land, Doufclas King, Ward Me-1<br />
C.nnel!. A. t. Cotiin. A. il. i\<br />
McCurtly,<br />
Entertainment -W. A. Story,]<br />
Dr. K. Kitig, Ed Haii. M les]<br />
I:. II. Rogers, John Laiigtry, Iraj<br />
Hall, 3, A. Austin.W. V. L<br />
S. VY. Johnson.<br />
These comm ittiorizH<br />
ed to call to t; •<br />
when neei<br />
will pkiase eve<br />
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Wli$n ti> I >d<br />
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•Bell hni »nd are «<br />
• in the morning until 4 in the a Visitors 'a!<br />
I<br />
i Ramey-Smith & Co.<br />
McMinn Drug Co.<br />
\'. •>•.. i i.i.i . won't<br />
CONE, the Plumber,<br />
Phone a 432<br />
The Citizens National Bank<br />
Nfst door to Camp Bell Drag 06.
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be on display.<br />
If you want th<<br />
come to fashion headquarters.<br />
Miss Mcllutchon.<br />
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Jewish New Year<br />
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Fall Ginghams<br />
IS<br />
Q Toile Du Norde<br />
Red Seals<br />
and A. F. Cs.<br />
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ALL AT OUR STORE.<br />
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COMPLAINT FILED<br />
Against Carl Hickman For an<br />
Assault This Afternoon.<br />
jj CHARLIE HALE WAS STRUCK<br />
Lively Mixupin Which a Collector Got a<br />
Bum Eye and Filed Complaint<br />
Against the Party.<br />
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.NII-H.-I l'\ John IfieJtniaii. tin ••in<br />
ploy*' at tin si mid \s. M<br />
,,r ,l..un II \\* rlaini* lfc*1<br />
k .-u.-d h m after h.-<br />
iloivii. XI i '<br />
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. hall ittiVi t'i-i<br />
t f. •• 11*1*<br />
bill |).-|Mi1> M.<br />
I , ari 11<br />
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Will open Wednesday morning<br />
at 7 o'clock.<br />
Sam Brin<br />
Swallowed Keroane Oil<br />
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Cotton Coming In.<br />
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Dallas or Fort Worth Stores<br />
IOE<br />
Do not show a better selection of Cut<br />
Glass and Hand-Painted China than we<br />
are displaying, and our prices are much<br />
less than theirs.<br />
Armstrong Jewelry Co.<br />
P. Coats<br />
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Best Six Cord Spool<br />
Cotton at<br />
Ball Player Returns<br />
joe CotmS* who is one of<br />
Brownwood' taseWI olatyn><br />
returned this mornin« th<br />
Gainesvilte e M tops he<br />
in and manager of the ba«e<br />
hail team of that city d rihg the<br />
asoti iust closed. Conner will<br />
likely pla u..'.Dallas l<<br />
m next season, tte is Under<br />
■tract frith Port Worth -but r* -<br />
|fuses to play thert'ttiia season<br />
and the Fort Worth mar-ager is<br />
on a trade with Dallas. -<br />
Oysters 35 cents per pint at<br />
I the Dulci.<br />
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Editor Here<br />
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We Hd>e the Best Cows<br />
'Hiat Money Will Buy<br />
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ami we<br />
e in drliVeriog<br />
ii pure milk. ' "Th»»<br />
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Brownwood Odin<br />
J. C. HOOD, Prop.<br />
■ Phone 147<br />
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cents<br />
Per Spool.<br />
0 Ramey-Smith & Go<br />
Alamo<br />
Cream<br />
That's what you<br />
want to make that<br />
Sunday dinner coin<br />
, pit-te—sold at the<br />
tount or in bulk at<br />
the people's favor<br />
ite<br />
A/cMinn's Drug<br />
Store.<br />
IF IT STRIKES YOU<br />
that it would be a fcoM idea to water<br />
your lawn or wash your sidewalk with<br />
a hoae, instead of lUKk'i°K buckets of<br />
water<br />
WE AKK THE PLUMPERS<br />
YOU WANT.<br />
We'll do aH the pipe laying necessary.<br />
Won't in ikr any more muss than wt<br />
can help rithef. Will ht.irt quickly<br />
and R*1 through promptly. One thin*<br />
inure. We will make a bill yon won't<br />
kick about paying,<br />
CONE, the Plumber,<br />
Phone*.432<br />
When in Brownwood<br />
Make your headquarters at our Bank. We have oomfortaole<br />
quarters and plenty of room for all visitors. We will<br />
take pleasure in providing you with stationery and desk room<br />
— in fact the services of our Hank are at your disposal. We<br />
are looated next door to Camp-Bell Drug Co. and are open<br />
from 8 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon. Visitors always<br />
welcome.<br />
The Citizens National Bank.<br />
Next door to Camp-Bell Drug Co.<br />
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Rising Star Meeting<br />
We have just completed « fl<br />
jgraci >us revival meeting with<br />
HAYES POINTING COMPANY, Propriety the Baptist saints of this place.<br />
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Entered at the Brown wood Postottice as Second Class Mail Matter-. j us from the very first and on to<br />
the close. Yiesterday ft * ; *M ri - v<br />
Subscription Per Month,<br />
• (casure to lead eighteen happ*<br />
nverte into the batfttsimal<br />
WILL H. MAYES, MIS Kdrtor.<br />
iters and biir.Vthenl in baptism<br />
H F. MA VMS. Bttsine** Mmiutfer. i . .V'JTNM'I.L.i<br />
: to the cdmniaitdj of<br />
E C. SKiTZ. Pailv CircuJiO ,E. KIKKTA TKIC.K. \-« ■iat<<br />
\V. ft DTLA, i- Mferih. Dept.<br />
the Master. Thirty-four additions,<br />
&et< eh autism,<br />
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RAILROAD PROHABILiTlES.<br />
There is always a period of much anxiety and uncertainty<br />
attending the building of a railroad in this part pjf Texas<br />
In the i ast where railroad building is dorj* on a safe calculation<br />
as t irns on the inves ioad c >;npani<br />
they'wii! . . eed to do it without asking th | iWic<br />
much dation<br />
tered, wt*<br />
is mill ion on t<br />
to v<br />
will<br />
Fe.<br />
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ext 1<br />
but ev<<br />
cha 1<br />
For a t a i<br />
based.<br />
wouid Pan:' U t) at W** >"<br />
Brownwoodl ea ewnewhajt agitated becau rted<br />
favorable consideration of the extension starting from (Voman.<br />
Now a report, that some circulation a few m I b, is<br />
being revived to the effect that ihe cut-off will abandon the<br />
Bro*nwood branch altogether and start out from Weatherforct<br />
The Bulletin published what the Weatherford Herald had to say<br />
about it a few days ago, and also a Weatherford report to the<br />
Fort Worth Record. A glance at the map ought to convince anyone,<br />
even a citizen of Weatherford and the esteemsed Herald itself<br />
that this is hardly among the probabilities. The cut-off is<br />
to be made to get the shortest line from Galveston to Texico. and<br />
from there, over lines already built, to the Pacific coast. Take a<br />
straight edge and place it on the map from Galvpston or Houston<br />
to Texico and it will not miss Brownwood three miles, while it<br />
leaves Weatherford over a hundred miles to the east of the line.<br />
Is it at all reasonable to suppose that a transcontinental line seeking<br />
to get the shortest route across the continent would go a<br />
hundred miles out of its way just to pass through Weatherford,or<br />
even to save the few miles of lailroaa building that might be<br />
represented by the difference in distance from Weatherford | i<br />
Texico and from Brownwood to Texico. Ti eed be n -<br />
lost in Brcwnwa ppositi r if the' cut<br />
not exl<br />
here. The Bulletin does not \ "<br />
practical commons* n ie K of the situat<br />
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THE FARMERS UNION AND :HK STRIKI<br />
iy the Cotton mills in Texas,<br />
who are also directing th< .• - « er< m rnployees ar*<br />
organized, say that they ei sympathy and the<br />
co-operation pi the Burners' Union in tr.eir strikes. A. idea<br />
prevails to some extent that every organization that, ha.- the word<br />
"Union" in its name must i rrily be irisyrnpathy w<br />
other organization using the same word* ar.d also that evj<br />
ganization of laborers must use if to further every<br />
strike, regardh the merits of the questions involve.!. If<br />
the Farrm i ion a< both these i it will ehlii nth<br />
the striking cotton mill operatives in Texas* who are no • * i<br />
ening the further extension n mill building' in this state<br />
If the Fanner.-' Union stops tu -n intei 51<br />
attend tly to the pui animation,<br />
strike leaders contend, they will rery c< • ill in<br />
Texas organi<br />
to supply the place hg 0| eratorst, I can be,<br />
likely will bi. :. »<br />
tainly wit DL * ]iulr<br />
to cap build Is.<br />
cotton growing businc r it will continu old cu<br />
manufact jrimr potl in the castor ; and<br />
f ar: • in wa- Jusj<br />
they can consistent . , a thin.<br />
be seen. iirht hour jday in cottoi<br />
may be all r;. Built not prepatred t i say but t ha<br />
would he best if ali people, including the Banners, woi<br />
eight hours daily, but the farmer is in no position to aid inbringing<br />
about an eight hour day for laborers of one class, while hired<br />
farm hands, the 1'armres children, their wives and the farmers<br />
themselves, average about sixteen hours labor daily. Such a<br />
position would be inconsistent unless farmers advocating it abided<br />
by the rule themselves. It may be that the time will come when<br />
tarmers will work only eight hours daily, but it is inconsistent<br />
to expect them to throw their influence for an eight hour day until<br />
they are willing to accept it and apply it to their own affairs.<br />
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AUTOMOBILES IN THE COUNTRY. '<br />
In many parts of the country there is much opposition to the<br />
automobile^ using the public roads. Some people work themselves<br />
into a frenzy every time they think of such a thing, and<br />
threaten all sorts of things against the machines and their owners.<br />
This is ail wrong. Automobiles are things that have come<br />
with advancing civilization and they appear to have come to stay<br />
until supplanted by something better. So it is well to make the<br />
best of it. There is no need to become unduly excited. Sometimes<br />
an accident occurs from them, but they happen oftener to<br />
the automobilists than to the travelers they meet. Tho accidents<br />
from that source are scarcely more than from run away wagons<br />
from street cars and by no means as great as from railway trawl.<br />
Horses will occasionally take fright and run a -ay, but hardly<br />
more than from manv other - They boon accustom themselves<br />
to the ma i and in Brownwood} now, horse dom<br />
notice an auto any more than the do a ijarriage or a | assing<br />
mowing machine. Fnoy are so frightful<br />
thresher, or the I I I plow that are now in use everywhere.<br />
But even admitting that af€ dangerous things, they have<br />
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•~ : " ! ' IHt'-e pr »ath-<br />
!ing. t • was v, j<br />
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1 rogram.<br />
Leader »o • ■■ re.<br />
Script m :■:-':' r.4ol • !;. 1-7.<br />
(rive a d< finitioii '»' Truth<br />
AHie N'<br />
Recitation Sijua re)<br />
Graham Robertson.<br />
Name the four forms in A liieh '<br />
this word is treated in the lesson<br />
- Ellie Watkins.<br />
What within us should bontrbll<br />
our thoughts, awfor»l.<br />
S ng Lina K i<br />
How can t; nsciei ee. he enligl<br />
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In Clothing<br />
It Means<br />
Style, Quality and Finish<br />
and for v\hkh there is no clothing in the country that compares with "ALCO<br />
SYSTEM CLOTHES'- - acknowledged as the style leaders everywhere.<br />
"ALCO" clothes for men and young men are made of the finest fabrics -<br />
very often you'll get not nearly so gocd for the same money.<br />
The hand tailoring and finish are features that receive the most careful attention-<br />
-as a result they're luxurious and elegant.<br />
And as lor style-it's Fashion's latest -for more than that no one asks.<br />
The prices start at $12.50 for a thoroughly satisfactory suit, and go to $13.<br />
S18. $20. $22.SO and $25, with finer materials and more luxury in trimmings<br />
at each increase, hut with the same surpassing st\le in all grades.<br />
" \LCO*' Clothes stand the test of rigid scr.ium.<br />
Wc welcome your inspection,<br />
LOONEY KCANTILE COMPANY,<br />
aw abidin - oukl respect<br />
Guthr Oklahoma, the<br />
• ,.. w< re<br />
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ght at th'<br />
[|e i. ai d others in-<br />
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• t itoists have right<br />
,. be re.^i ected. Ex-<br />
[ a , • . and to respect<br />
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these? In ;•<br />
u n b< • i auto:<br />
ing< ■<br />
hi -M i*-d H j-tean boiler, our ean^ l.nd hottlec<br />
ar»* thoroughly itVi ted. they are denned with rn-i |<br />
steam ana aW >our order**. Pbone us da) i r<br />
oiirht. UTe ace alw*.yarei* ly.<br />
m Mi % 5<br />
Mistakes of Young Men.<br />
We r< ad a shoj t time ago in an<br />
>'\ a $ioung man<br />
had by infl M ntial friends been<br />
; in a i n of trusft and<br />
honor, where he could havo in a<br />
• >rt lime with proper applican<br />
to his duty in looking<br />
the interest of his employer bt<br />
able to command a tine salary and<br />
placed hiim-elf in front ranks as<br />
a your man of the town, bit he<br />
was thpsfj kind of beings<br />
who thin) *<br />
a living withotit work, and th j Worth Telegram.<br />
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slowly al"!i- .t \\a- met bj a woman<br />
\ -si |.l"a-antly to the great<br />
loval m\ lord. I aui glad to see<br />
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The Daily Bulletin<br />
HA11S PK£M INU c«>.. I'rooa.<br />
En: ere i " I'.iMr.mceaH<br />
Secci »'.HS- M.f.! Matter.<br />
WILL H. MAYKS, Managing Editor<br />
\L F. MA\>S, Buainei Manager.<br />
C A Ti NNK; . , ^ lor.<br />
E. E. KIKKTATRI' K \sao. Ed.<br />
V. K DrLA. Foreman Mech. Pep*.<br />
E C SFIT ., Dady Cirrnlator.<br />
Sn ascription per Month<br />
Saturday, Sept. 7, 1007.<br />
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i General News l<br />
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Fvl Kr.i/■« i ••!' ! I ars<br />
...M - the<br />
ill<br />
late<br />
At' ■ r ■ •■.• I stjuaphh<br />
was an<br />
•' SIM<br />
wax • i>mlui led ov< •• ;•!:!■ e l.y<br />
the •<br />
I • t h e<br />
£ lay of tt : .my." \ ! t<br />
-: Hi tome gleei<br />
Th»'<br />
ish ex<<br />
*Vre he • J<br />
wa« n»i<br />
but ■ 'l'-ji .-ui<br />
•• the p'<br />
id«» he< it thai<br />
enltnre '" • • - • ■ ite<br />
w!i ■<br />
P ac n^j the Responsibil.<br />
His * Richt" Name.<br />
Fi"iii i]wi<br />
E -rthquake Pranl-s<br />
Tou1 ». tin "p< ■ II'- \ .mp..| tout<br />
eopy «>! the \\ ...-kiy Bua<br />
geo)ogl< al < . i \ .<br />
and. turaitnc first, as was hia regular Qiuikefl I i i.'._ I w*u<br />
• to 'Juit put .ijjer .otner. he u.is lently stniken, tlie ♦.Vth opening<br />
snrprisiwl .iti'l LT.-nitie.i bey seelfh name in full appended to and mud if sulphurous smell Theu<br />
hN bltesl phetieal outbreak.'<br />
sixty s-pi..:. miles of eoast suddenly<br />
He h.i^.enetl to «ill :it the r>(Bee af and peimaueiith Kubsided, one »f the<br />
the Pilule<br />
Mut; mountains entirely di>:ippeare>f rbe Inr^e Hi ! f«»r<br />
and trout The l.;• !.• ohl re*l<br />
kle remains ii ^ l fly !•► ih;- day »q i<br />
Is put upon bfaliesof nian> - \»- i<br />
COCst li;«rl uiti^ |ieraa|M 'il !iK»"l<br />
as ;in\ tiling; r«'d w«»o| is Favored !•;<br />
many Kore«i and Streaai<br />
Indians and War Paint.<br />
The lr.ih.ui* have a tradition thai<br />
tells l.ou the . ilstotu «»f painting their<br />
fji-rs orruinater] A eertajn In; ehiel<br />
while huni .: •!•«■•• w -•'•! i»\ a<br />
lion -• *i*• 1 fell ••\h;ui-t»il. eailiUi: upon<br />
tie* 1< _• Heal w hi« h Indii :i< I*<br />
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during ti.*- «. t [nstead af<br />
ateew' • i Jranj \u I i<br />
and defeat, more bloody :i."l mofeoy*'<br />
to you. • Ba r<br />
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wi I : call<br />
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MOSI \'I:\K«:KU.<br />
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acroner^.<br />
In the - ' our !)•<br />
whflnnn^ than any precedinic. I<br />
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Johnny's Plot Foiled.<br />
John to .!• - SI<br />
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lohni ere till - f their trade Inatead of<br />
one artist only and an army of tv. : k<br />
men doinp some monotonous n><br />
Joh for their dally bread. The v<br />
system is a premium on dullness<br />
mediocrity. It may !*• argued tha: *h><br />
maehinery nv»rs or • Ke<<br />
« hen| IMH n that ounl<br />
i-iin i..-:>«- i ae> I • re g<br />
i th.i:. ' d ha • i<br />
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iron fa ..<br />
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Nc*e and tre Nervea.<br />
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Lta i<br />
antl hea4b<br />
i and exet<br />
|l»owers ah p..<br />
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A Real Conversationist.<br />
Law *«>n« fnllj re.iP/ed ti<br />
T*n« le Kli Nail. wa> fond of ^.N„!<br />
and good talkers, and during his<br />
the\ fried to make his \ istt anjoj<br />
by asking lr. ajnrh of their frien.;<br />
they n»garded as moal likely to ♦•<br />
tain tlie old gentleman.<br />
**He s a A\omlerfui eoiiirenatlonist.<br />
lsnt he. Pnrle FJI7' asketl Mrs. Daa<br />
son after the departure of their<br />
dinner truest on the last night of<br />
Nahb's atay. "Sur-h an extraordi<br />
eommand of lanpuage and sueh<br />
ran>r»' of foph s'"<br />
' Pretty fair talker." said Mr. \<br />
hopelessly nnimpresaed. "Rut srj<br />
got one to U»at him up home,<br />
know Oh, yex; old Lady Qfasuau<br />
Why, I've stoinl at her icate less'n teii<br />
minutes an* mid her a»> from my t'<br />
bed to the doln> up Panama •<br />
wa>. an v.. ,. a v V \on eouldn't n<br />
tny abrupt change o* snlij.^ct either<br />
That's uhat I call a enveraatlonist"<br />
Irregularity is bad in every department of life, in meals, in sleeping hours<br />
but especially when it is a question of womanly habit. Not only is it a sign of<br />
female disease, but, unless cured, it will cause dangerous troubles, because of<br />
the poisons thus allowed to remain in the system.<br />
If you suffer in this way, get a bottle of<br />
Wine of Cardui<br />
Mrs. Lucinda Johnson, of Fish Creek. Wis.. writes: "I suffered for fourteen (14) years with trrepiilanty.<br />
causing great pain. At last I tried Cardui. and now I am cured." At all druggists, in $1 bottles.<br />
WDITF 11^ A FTTFD y^^o^vf.^a.free copy ofvaluaN^M W m U stT*t*i Rook for Women If >ou Hf^d M<br />
niMIL UJ /l 1*1*1 ILK Advke. Jcstntw^iHir.iymptom*. *utin* age. and reply will h«. ^nt tn Ci<br />
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THE SOI IUK OF POWER<br />
- the wheel of the mill of prosperity is money* Without money you cannot even start Uie<br />
wheel, started it turns easier with ♦■very revolution. There is hut one way to accumulate money,<br />
and thai - -.ivir.g. A little money and a good credit established by consistent savin-; will accomplish<br />
wor.de i want vou to get ahead and stand ready to help you. Nothing opens the gateway to success so<br />
(|u - MONEY IN THE BANK ; ; ><br />
\\. .cry facility for handling your business in the best possible manner We nave safety lock boxes<br />
for th itomers tree of charge and we keep valuable papers without charge. Every interest ol<br />
oositor protected. We issue time certificates °- deposit;<br />
THE BROWN WOOD NATION A L BANK.<br />
All Business With the Bank Regarded as Confidential.<br />
Capital and Surplus $200,000.00<br />
Officers:<br />
T. C. YANTIS, President<br />
J. C. WEAKLEY,<br />
1st Vice Pres.<br />
J. A. WALKER,<br />
2nd Vice Pres.<br />
MILLARD R0M1NES, Cashier<br />
WM. B. CROSS, Asst. Cashier<br />
A. P. FORD. A-st. Cashier.<br />
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Untrue Reports Being Circulated<br />
About the Fall Fair Races<br />
PLAIN TALK FBOM HUBLBUT<br />
Wants to Know Who i* Respc t or<br />
tne Story That Club Men Are to<br />
Manage Race*.<br />
. of<br />
n thai I e call on me<br />
• the<br />
I have been informe<br />
do further investigation<br />
:he 1'astors of our cit> the matter he would have learn<br />
indrawn his membership fro I that when one of the execute<br />
Brownwood 50,000 club, tive committee of thefiusiiw<br />
giving as his reason that he haa League in order to relieve me of<br />
been reliably informed that the '»me of the arduous duties of<br />
races to be held during the fair, the Fair suggested that the races<br />
had been turned over to some of be turned over to the Racing<br />
the Club men, or men who have' P^Ple, that I then stated that I<br />
been running club houses here 'could better afford to do the<br />
and as the gentleman has failed work than I could to be held reto<br />
name the source of his infor- sponsible for a part of the fair<br />
mation when called upon to do so ! that was not under my control,<br />
by the officers of the Fifty land I now make a public call on<br />
Thousand Club, and as I amjnimtomake kno*n his reliable<br />
personally responsible for all ap-; ^urce of information, and that<br />
pointments in connection with'he do it through the papers that<br />
the m<br />
racing eomrnii<br />
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W rCH I 3 WILL!<br />
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S6..V) Kitchen Cabinets,<br />
2 Bins, 2 Drawers,<br />
2 Kneading Boards<br />
For $5.50<br />
$5.00 Kitchen Cabinets<br />
Single Bin, 52.65.<br />
Special on Lawn Goods.<br />
$5.00 5-foot Settees, $3.50<br />
$6\00 6-foot Settees, $4.00<br />
$3.50 Lawn Chairs, - $2.50<br />
Old Hickory Settees and<br />
Chairs at any Old Price.<br />
IOOO Pairs<br />
Lace Curtains.<br />
SALE ENDS SEPT. 15T1I.<br />
To Go at a SACRIFICE.<br />
We want to close out our (tor the next IS<br />
days] entire stock ol 1 .ace Curtains and Portiers.<br />
Towels, Napkins, Sheets. Pillow Cases<br />
and some other draperies and dry goods remnants,<br />
and in order to do this we will not let the<br />
price be in the v. ay-- in fact *.\C have cut the<br />
price from<br />
25 TO 50 PER CENT.<br />
l£5 Days<br />
Cash or Credit.<br />
Special School i»rloes<br />
* On ><br />
FURNITURE.<br />
For the benefit of those *hd arc moving here<br />
and also all who live here already and are preparing<br />
for SCHOOL BOARDING ACCOM<br />
MODATIONS, we will make sorhe special low<br />
r,iccs on FURNITURE an* HOUSE FUR<br />
NlSHlNGS. Sec us; wt w$ stive you some<br />
money.<br />
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ST. MARYS CKURCK<br />
Exp<br />
St. Mary's Church Will be Dec. . i,<br />
cated Sunday. Sept. 8. 10:30<br />
I; \ K .1 I>iitni. and !•> t*M» nim-li<br />
in other Keetion*<br />
Thr < i'y .-lninli. tttd *H i* 'il ! "<br />
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jilarj * •hnr«li><br />
i-ercly.<br />
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Seal shipment of oysters R|<br />
the Dulci Restaurant.<br />
that is W(M l<br />
my t"mn'><br />
St 1<br />
an advertise<br />
• . will give si 10 « •<br />
of til -<br />
the next or<br />
■: S art i<br />
^t»'d. to evi ash<br />
r of a i<br />
^'cK)ds at my store<br />
» will name this ar-<br />
Look it up. it is<br />
prtta your trouble.<br />
Respectfully,<br />
W. H. Stephcnson,<br />
The Gr^er,<br />
Vclic Wrought iron Vehicles<br />
The best money can buy.<br />
New Moline Wagons. Hardware. Stoves, furniture.<br />
Etc.<br />
L N. NEEL,<br />
S. W. Corner Square<br />
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Fresh Fish an«l oysters at the<br />
Dulci. Phone 171.<br />
Enroute With Corpse.<br />
A |wirt> |..-.,j,i.- n!. nay* ••<br />
rolilrtl.' • " B mtOU !t« r.:!il. !<br />
|in--.--i:r"l II fill t'"i •* "' •'<br />
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It pi • '»'"! ia»i ' :<br />
Mn .- • ikl a r'tliin -<br />
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tfiifiU Ihf "-I' t- » '»Itil UK! i»:*i •''•"•<br />
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Prescripcions.<br />
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"M< >1 n in-"I • • purest ii'<br />
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Dr. Karris the<br />
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Self,<br />
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all<br />
for their ii >n, i<br />
L: .t • < i\ in<br />
leu< es, close<br />
• > to<br />
£2.10< I all.<br />
.- 1 3 -In". Y. Kan km, Sr<br />
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R. (J. Prater and Wn • . recurned<br />
th 13 morning f i trip<br />
to Fort Worth.<br />
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Lee Ha'l returned this morning<br />
from a trip to Fort Worth<br />
having driven Mr. H. T. William's<br />
automobile from Brownwood<br />
to Fort Worth in »<br />
hours.<br />
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Our Thanks<br />
To th«- v^ry liberal patrongiven<br />
us by the school<br />
children of Brown wood. Our<br />
trade in tablets, pena, inks<br />
and pencils has been vt-ry<br />
satisfactory. We in return<br />
nave giien full value for<br />
every peat spent In our<br />
store. Come a^ain, chil<br />
dren, and often.<br />
Mallow,<br />
The Prescript ion IlrogjriHt<br />
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Renfro's.<br />
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To Water Consumers.<br />
From and after this ilate and<br />
until further notice .there will<br />
be no awning allowed on the<br />
south side of the Santa Fe R. Ii.<br />
only from 1 to 6 o'clock p. m.<br />
and on the north, side from ♦> t«><br />
S p. m. All parties found violating-<br />
this order will be promptly<br />
cut oil. VY. C. Harward. Supt<br />
By order of City Council Sept<br />
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Pretty Music Rolls<br />
We six M u -<br />
l^ft. I hc\ _<br />
■ rrtty I<br />
Bonn j ■■ :•■ wtth l^ttbief<br />
ip .mil buckle tru.v» arc $1.00 and<br />
$1.25.<br />
Palace Music and<br />
Stationery Store<br />
Phone 325.<br />
We Sell Musk Too.<br />
Miss Aletha Lanford of Bangs<br />
is in the city today vis ting<br />
friends and paid the Bulletin<br />
otfice a pleasant call this morning.<br />
Mr. Chas. YVh tley. of Temple,<br />
Trawling Auditor of the Santa<br />
Fe is in the city today checking<br />
up the local office.<br />
Ill Wat kins who has<br />
been visiting her friend, Miss<br />
Ethel Powell .n San Angelo is<br />
expected ' «<br />
I'horb' LU.1 :; your stOY<<br />
furnitui<br />
Miss M nri "ittmai<br />
ratorat ti e tel [fice<br />
is taking a vacal d h i\ \ nding<br />
a fefi days with h^r pai<br />
•man.<br />
Miss Hattie Ingle who has<br />
been visiting her sister left this<br />
morning for Ballinger where she<br />
will resume her position with an<br />
abstract company at that place.<br />
Adjustable stove repairs at<br />
Bowden Furniture Co.<br />
Mrs. E. A. Parks and children<br />
went to Santa Anna this morning<br />
to visit a few days and will<br />
then go to Trickham.<br />
Fowden-Wright.<br />
Rev. \V H. White left this morn.<br />
nitr for Waldnp. when- In- will<br />
perform the eeremotiy for the<br />
wedding of Miss Stella Wright t«»<br />
Mr. Tom Fowd«»n. The winkling<br />
will iH'.-nr tomorrow- at the home<br />
ttf the l»n*ean ago<br />
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DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY<br />
To Let the Other Fellow U*r it Without<br />
Consideration i* a W*s!e For Which<br />
There is no Excuse.<br />
THE AMERICAN RANK & TRUST CO<br />
will save thi<br />
. inter' . .;<br />
ficav of l>er-.-'i. > -<br />
tice diala C<br />
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the y< -<br />
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We i your.<br />
monei<br />
it<br />
tinsu where it will be available<br />
■ whenAou dp rieted it Tl<br />
11 e<br />
advam i w 17<br />
American Bank & Tr t €a<br />
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>? WHY ?<br />
Should You Trade With Us<br />
lUM' \N« take Jper<br />
in t#p. Jewelry Business l<br />
There will be preaching at the:'<br />
-••nir>!.. ' The<br />
Methodist church at 11 a. m,<br />
L'ri "iiv S All v. ••!••..MM<br />
Sunday by Dr. S. A. Steel Sun-<br />
• .John I'-.v .-?• !,<br />
day school at 9:4o a. m. Ejpworth<br />
League at 1 p. hi. No<br />
Ear Corn for Sale.<br />
v night.<br />
\V.- \\ II lijEi it corn<br />
We are nrak •• ;•••<br />
bargains: in new < ,, > ,, K<br />
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See us bi fore .■ i Bow-<br />
If<br />
den Furniture Co.<br />
: up li G<br />
K. V. passed<br />
through Brown.. * , I<br />
enroute h ■; a I<br />
Hamilton where<br />
prospecting with a \ lew to open- 0 , .<br />
ing up a . t! .-tore. He reports<br />
Hamilton a: c »untry<br />
being tra i hy the Stephen-<br />
.ville vV Hamilton road on a big<br />
boom.<br />
Piles Cured At Home by<br />
Mew Absorption Method.<br />
If you Miffct froii) bi . itching<br />
blind • ■;,• r<br />
ml I u :Ii A<br />
■ ti;»- :i'<br />
• - r. irilt als<br />
:<br />
..• \v ith r< m \ "u:<br />
I'Wii ,• r i Imtii'<br />
in ■ pei<br />
I thiv.tl<br />
«-r. W Mi-. M<br />
iners, Bos P. N \ ln»l.<br />
rwm<br />
Oranges,<br />
Apples,<br />
Grapes,<br />
Plums,<br />
Ice Cream<br />
and Sliced<br />
Melons on Ice<br />
At<br />
Kancastt s Kandy<br />
Kitchen..<br />
The Artist of the Home<br />
IH almost Invariably the feminine<br />
partner of the household "menace "<br />
Who bnt she selects the Interior decorations<br />
to the satisfaction of all concerned.<br />
As wall paper furnishers and<br />
general interior decorators, we court<br />
the opilti< n of women of taste—they<br />
.now tht gcipd from the l>ad. Ladies,<br />
ve await your call with confidence.<br />
Hardy & Dennv.<br />
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that ju-Jt ift.-r the Ii= nllnj; be<br />
net". ... j.-t Mack hair of ;;<br />
reb^i s«'fM.v. win, rna mi«l»'r txaminatbnj<br />
and f-'.ir«-.l .» dreadful .lontli. turn<br />
whit»» In the course of hatf.aa I<br />
Iu the tini-' of the rommnnc in Virin<br />
the dark bfllr f Baron Alplfton** .le<br />
Botharhild was blancfiei in n<br />
hourw<br />
II..1.11:,* Him Off.<br />
"Th»» head of the rtrro,* paid tli»» *JU<br />
perinteiuli n\<br />
-■■- ke»'p bin<br />
Idle -<br />
"Idle! V-»u ni«>m, ion*t j a<br />
"N«». I don't If are k.'pt him b'.^<br />
would !-••: • r •• '"iir other men<br />
busy .•urn'.-: R < stakea * J<br />
delphla l ,r -»---.<br />
U h> Mr «)nlf.<br />
"!">r tf).« drunkard «n- arc tnatle of bi<br />
cut in IOMJ, narrow p<br />
ly toasted. '1 huttereJ<br />
n- i : 1 with a mixture of<br />
boned sardines, lemon juice and the<br />
o:l that B in, or<br />
prcfora'<br />
coating of t.1 * willl trv to<br />
ase with i t.<br />
Fricasseo of Dried Beef.<br />
Oil f dried beef chopped<br />
fino, i nful but<br />
one-half.r felelt<br />
Urn b utti r in the j<br />
ter, put i;i the meat and ok ai<br />
five min . Add ti:.- beaten i<br />
slowly and ■ ir UTI1 ! the iaui e ifl<br />
thick. S."<br />
ifonej does i." t!.':.jr* It nsalrefi<br />
honest men tnd knaves, foola and<br />
lOPaptieHi - L'Fstranjfe<br />
Breaking Horses.<br />
If you have young horses to<br />
break or old ones to get used to<br />
city ways it will pay you to take<br />
them to Nasworthy's stable. He<br />
has all the necessary paraphernalia<br />
for training the animals and<br />
his charges are reasonable. Kx<br />
perienced horse trainers are<br />
there to look after the horses<br />
and they are made gentle and<br />
ciiNV handled.<br />
Special. —His Livery rigs<br />
are the best for pleasant driving.<br />
Nasworthy's Stable.<br />
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Fountain Pens<br />
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^ and<br />
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Parker Lucky Curve<br />
Fountain Pen.<br />
[til<br />
by<br />
Camp-Bell Drug Co.<br />
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Woman to do<br />
Mn J. i». T'jrncr.<br />
Library I re-<br />
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Two youiitf ladic<br />
KuIU'tin offi ply<br />
M rxlav morninvr.<br />
F«'.- K ATA BARGAIN—If j<br />
a** an< boildintf at<br />
11 !• - ■ .^. T.Ttns one third<br />
• >IIM and two ><br />
meat*. A. Kinnnman.<br />
triH-te'l. papered<br />
furn:-'n ■ - --it'<br />
A i'i»Iy up stair-*. d--<br />
R i.KNT-A fiverooai bocm<br />
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to Jno. Fanning.<br />
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