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Wc want yourrtrc Insurance, 

phone message will bring us 

ight now—-Phone No. 2. 

K. B. Henley & Co. 

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->Q TEXAS, SATURDAY. SEPT. 7, i 

House renting and Notary 

work are! specialties with us. 

Tell us your wants. Let us rent 

ydu a h I _, 

I.. B. Henley Jk n Wed-* J 

nesday evening Oct. i', 1907, 

We expect about 2.~>0 ministers 

and representative.- to be in attendance. 

Tne presence of such a strong 

and influential body of men is 

an event of no small importai.. 

to our city and we desire that 

they receive* just impression 

at (frown wood's hospitality, 

OOUrtesjr, progress and piety. 

To that end the Session of the 

Church requests the cordial o»-. 

operation of all «»ar friends in 

the reception and entertainment 

of the Synod. The following 

committees have been appointed: 

Reception—K. I>. Mct'lei-, 

land, Doufclas King, Ward Me-1 

C.nnel!. A. t. Cotiin. A. il. i\ 

McCurtly, 

Entertainment -W. A. Story,] 

Dr. K. Kitig, Ed Haii. M les] 

I:. II. Rogers, John Laiigtry, Iraj 

Hall, 3, A. Austin.W. V. L 

S. VY. Johnson. 

These comm ittiorizH 

ed to call to t; • 

when neei 

will pkiase eve 

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•Bell hni »nd are « 

• in the morning until 4 in the a Visitors 'a! 

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i Ramey-Smith & Co. 

McMinn Drug Co. 

\'. •>•.. i i.i.i . won't 

CONE, the Plumber, 

Phone a 432 

The Citizens National Bank 

Nfst door to Camp Bell Drag 06.

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be on display. 

If you want th< 

come to fashion headquarters. 

Miss Mcllutchon. 

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Jewish New Year 

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New 

Fall Ginghams 

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Q Toile Du Norde 

Red Seals 

and A. F. Cs. 

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ALL AT OUR STORE. 

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COMPLAINT FILED 

Against Carl Hickman For an 

Assault This Afternoon. 

jj CHARLIE HALE WAS STRUCK 

Lively Mixupin Which a Collector Got a 

Bum Eye and Filed Complaint 

Against the Party. 

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I'it) Si.;.tn Laundr.*. u.t- 

.NII-H.-I l'\ John IfieJtniaii. tin ••in 

ploy*' at tin si mid \s. M 

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k .-u.-d h m after h.- 

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bill |).-|Mi1> M. 

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Will open Wednesday morning 

at 7 o'clock. 

Sam Brin 

Swallowed Keroane Oil 

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Cotton Coming In. 

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Dallas or Fort Worth Stores 

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Do not show a better selection of Cut 

Glass and Hand-Painted China than we 

are displaying, and our prices are much 

less than theirs. 

Armstrong Jewelry Co. 

P. Coats 

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Best Six Cord Spool 

Cotton at 

Ball Player Returns 

joe CotmS* who is one of 

Brownwood' taseWI olatyn> 

returned this mornin« th 

Gainesvilte e M tops he 

in and manager of the ba«e 

hail team of that city d rihg the 

asoti iust closed. Conner will 

likely pla u..'.Dallas l< 

m next season, tte is Under 

■tract frith Port Worth -but r* - 

|fuses to play thert'ttiia season 

and the Fort Worth mar-ager is 

on a trade with Dallas. - 

Oysters 35 cents per pint at 

I the Dulci. 

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We Hd>e the Best Cows 

'Hiat Money Will Buy 

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ii pure milk. ' "Th»» 

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Brownwood Odin 

J. C. HOOD, Prop. 

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Per Spool. 

0 Ramey-Smith & Go 

Alamo 

Cream 

That's what you 

want to make that 

Sunday dinner coin 

, pit-te—sold at the 

tount or in bulk at 

the people's favor 

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A/cMinn's Drug 

Store. 

IF IT STRIKES YOU 

that it would be a fcoM idea to water 

your lawn or wash your sidewalk with 

a hoae, instead of lUKk'i°K buckets of 

water 

WE AKK THE PLUMPERS 

YOU WANT. 

We'll do aH the pipe laying necessary. 

Won't in ikr any more muss than wt 

can help rithef. Will ht.irt quickly 

and R*1 through promptly. One thin* 

inure. We will make a bill yon won't 

kick about paying, 

CONE, the Plumber, 

Phone*.432 

When in Brownwood 

Make your headquarters at our Bank. We have oomfortaole 

quarters and plenty of room for all visitors. We will 

take pleasure in providing you with stationery and desk room 

— in fact the services of our Hank are at your disposal. We 

are looated next door to Camp-Bell Drug Co. and are open 

from 8 in the morning until 4 in the afternoon. Visitors always 

welcome. 

The Citizens National Bank. 

Next door to Camp-Bell Drug Co. 

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Rising Star Meeting 

We have just completed « fl 

jgraci >us revival meeting with 

HAYES POINTING COMPANY, Propriety the Baptist saints of this place. 

?————————————————— xhej^mJ wonderful y blessed 

Entered at the Brown wood Postottice as Second Class Mail Matter-. j us from the very first and on to 

the close. Yiesterday ft * ; *M ri - v 

Subscription Per Month, 

• (casure to lead eighteen happ* 

nverte into the batfttsimal 

WILL H. MAYES, MIS Kdrtor. 

iters and biir.Vthenl in baptism 

H F. MA VMS. Bttsine** Mmiutfer. i . .V'JTNM'I.L.i 

: to the cdmniaitdj of 

E C. SKiTZ. Pailv CircuJiO ,E. KIKKTA TKIC.K. \-« ■iat< 

\V. ft DTLA, i- Mferih. Dept. 

the Master. Thirty-four additions, 

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RAILROAD PROHABILiTlES. 

There is always a period of much anxiety and uncertainty 

attending the building of a railroad in this part pjf Texas 

In the i ast where railroad building is dorj* on a safe calculation 

as t irns on the inves ioad c >;npani 

they'wii! . . eed to do it without asking th | iWic 

much dation 

tered, wt* 

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wouid Pan:' U t) at W** >" 

Brownwoodl ea ewnewhajt agitated becau rted 

favorable consideration of the extension starting from (Voman. 

Now a report, that some circulation a few m I b, is 

being revived to the effect that ihe cut-off will abandon the 

Bro*nwood branch altogether and start out from Weatherforct 

The Bulletin published what the Weatherford Herald had to say 

about it a few days ago, and also a Weatherford report to the 

Fort Worth Record. A glance at the map ought to convince anyone, 

even a citizen of Weatherford and the esteemsed Herald itself 

that this is hardly among the probabilities. The cut-off is 

to be made to get the shortest line from Galveston to Texico. and 

from there, over lines already built, to the Pacific coast. Take a 

straight edge and place it on the map from Galvpston or Houston 

to Texico and it will not miss Brownwood three miles, while it 

leaves Weatherford over a hundred miles to the east of the line. 

Is it at all reasonable to suppose that a transcontinental line seeking 

to get the shortest route across the continent would go a 

hundred miles out of its way just to pass through Weatherford,or 

even to save the few miles of lailroaa building that might be 

represented by the difference in distance from Weatherford | i 

Texico and from Brownwood to Texico. Ti eed be n - 

lost in Brcwnwa ppositi r if the' cut 

not exl 

here. The Bulletin does not \ " 

practical commons* n ie K of the situat 

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THE FARMERS UNION AND :HK STRIKI 

iy the Cotton mills in Texas, 

who are also directing th< .• - « er< m rnployees ar* 

organized, say that they ei sympathy and the 

co-operation pi the Burners' Union in tr.eir strikes. A. idea 

prevails to some extent that every organization that, ha.- the word 

"Union" in its name must i rrily be irisyrnpathy w 

other organization using the same word* ar.d also that evj 

ganization of laborers must use if to further every 

strike, regardh the merits of the questions involve.!. If 

the Farrm i ion a< both these i it will ehlii nth 

the striking cotton mill operatives in Texas* who are no • * i 

ening the further extension n mill building' in this state 

If the Fanner.-' Union stops tu -n intei 51 

attend tly to the pui animation, 

strike leaders contend, they will rery c< • ill in 

Texas organi 

to supply the place hg 0| eratorst, I can be, 

likely will bi. :. » 

tainly wit DL * ]iulr 

to cap build Is. 

cotton growing businc r it will continu old cu 

manufact jrimr potl in the castor ; and 

f ar: • in wa- Jusj 

they can consistent . , a thin. 

be seen. iirht hour jday in cottoi 

may be all r;. Built not prepatred t i say but t ha 

would he best if ali people, including the Banners, woi 

eight hours daily, but the farmer is in no position to aid inbringing 

about an eight hour day for laborers of one class, while hired 

farm hands, the 1'armres children, their wives and the farmers 

themselves, average about sixteen hours labor daily. Such a 

position would be inconsistent unless farmers advocating it abided 

by the rule themselves. It may be that the time will come when 

tarmers will work only eight hours daily, but it is inconsistent 

to expect them to throw their influence for an eight hour day until 

they are willing to accept it and apply it to their own affairs. 

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AUTOMOBILES IN THE COUNTRY. ' 

In many parts of the country there is much opposition to the 

automobile^ using the public roads. Some people work themselves 

into a frenzy every time they think of such a thing, and 

threaten all sorts of things against the machines and their owners. 

This is ail wrong. Automobiles are things that have come 

with advancing civilization and they appear to have come to stay 

until supplanted by something better. So it is well to make the 

best of it. There is no need to become unduly excited. Sometimes 

an accident occurs from them, but they happen oftener to 

the automobilists than to the travelers they meet. Tho accidents 

from that source are scarcely more than from run away wagons 

from street cars and by no means as great as from railway trawl. 

Horses will occasionally take fright and run a -ay, but hardly 

more than from manv other - They boon accustom themselves 

to the ma i and in Brownwood} now, horse dom 

notice an auto any more than the do a ijarriage or a | assing 

mowing machine. Fnoy are so frightful 

thresher, or the I I I plow that are now in use everywhere. 

But even admitting that af€ dangerous things, they have 

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(rive a d< finitioii '»' Truth 

AHie N' 

Recitation Sijua re) 

Graham Robertson. 

Name the four forms in A liieh ' 

this word is treated in the lesson 

- Ellie Watkins. 

What within us should bontrbll 

our thoughts, awfor»l. 

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Style, Quality and Finish 

and for v\hkh there is no clothing in the country that compares with "ALCO 

SYSTEM CLOTHES'- - acknowledged as the style leaders everywhere. 

"ALCO" clothes for men and young men are made of the finest fabrics - 

very often you'll get not nearly so gocd for the same money. 

The hand tailoring and finish are features that receive the most careful attention- 

-as a result they're luxurious and elegant. 

And as lor style-it's Fashion's latest -for more than that no one asks. 

The prices start at $12.50 for a thoroughly satisfactory suit, and go to $13. 

S18. $20. $22.SO and $25, with finer materials and more luxury in trimmings 

at each increase, hut with the same surpassing st\le in all grades. 

" \LCO*' Clothes stand the test of rigid scr.ium. 

Wc welcome your inspection, 

LOONEY KCANTILE COMPANY, 

aw abidin - oukl respect 

Guthr Oklahoma, the 

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hi -M i*-d H j-tean boiler, our ean^ l.nd hottlec 

ar»* thoroughly itVi ted. they are denned with rn-i | 

steam ana aW >our order**. Pbone us da) i r 

oiirht. UTe ace alw*.yarei* ly. 

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Mistakes of Young Men. 

We r< ad a shoj t time ago in an 

>'\ a $ioung man 

had by infl M ntial friends been 

; in a i n of trusft and 

honor, where he could havo in a 

• >rt lime with proper applican 

to his duty in looking 

the interest of his employer bt 

able to command a tine salary and 

placed hiim-elf in front ranks as 

a your man of the town, bit he 

was thpsfj kind of beings 

who thin) * 

a living withotit work, and th j Worth Telegram. 

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biiusolf up to tab* 

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quest •'• "V*»Ur ii: il r " 

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Grim Jests. . 

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slowly al"!i- .t \\a- met bj a woman 

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loval m\ lord. I aui glad to see 

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The Daily Bulletin 

HA11S PK£M INU c«>.. I'rooa. 

En: ere i " I'.iMr.mceaH 

Secci »'.HS- M.f.! Matter. 

WILL H. MAYKS, Managing Editor 

\L F. MA\>S, Buainei Manager. 

C A Ti NNK; . , ^ lor. 

E. E. KIKKTATRI' K \sao. Ed. 

V. K DrLA. Foreman Mech. Pep*. 

E C SFIT ., Dady Cirrnlator. 

Sn ascription per Month 

Saturday, Sept. 7, 1007. 

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late 

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was an 

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wax • i>mlui led ov< •• ;•!:!■ e l.y 

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£ lay of tt : .my." \ ! t 

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P ac n^j the Responsibil. 

His * Richt" Name. 

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E -rthquake Pranl-s 

Tou1 ». tin "p< ■ II'- \ .mp..| tout 

eopy «>! the \\ ...-kiy Bua 

geo)ogl< al < . i \ . 

and. turaitnc first, as was hia regular Qiuikefl I i i.'._ I w*u 

• to 'Juit put .ijjer .otner. he u.is lently stniken, tlie ♦.Vth opening 

snrprisiwl .iti'l LT.-nitie.i bey seelfh name in full appended to and mud if sulphurous smell Theu 

hN bltesl phetieal outbreak.' 

sixty s-pi..:. miles of eoast suddenly 

He h.i^.enetl to «ill :it the r>(Bee af and peimaueiith Kubsided, one »f the 

the Pilule 

Mut; mountains entirely di>:ippeare>f rbe Inrê Hi ! f«»r 

and trout The l.;• !.• ohl re*l 

kle remains ii ^ l fly !•► ih;- day »q i 

Is put upon bfaliesof nian> - \»- i 

COCst li;«rl uiti^ |ieraa|M 'il !iK»"l 

as ;in\ tiling; r«'d w«»o| is Favored !•; 

many Kore«i and Streaai 

Indians and War Paint. 

The lr.ih.ui* have a tradition thai 

tells l.ou the . ilstotu «»f painting their 

fji-rs orruinater] A eertajn In; ehiel 

while huni .: •!•«■•• w -•'•! i»\ a 

lion -• *i*• 1 fell ••\h;ui-t»il. eailiUi: upon 

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lohni ere till - f their trade Inatead of 

one artist only and an army of tv. : k 

men doinp some monotonous n> 

Joh for their dally bread. The v 

system is a premium on dullness 

mediocrity. It may !*• argued tha: *h> 

maehinery nv»rs or • Ke< 

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A Real Conversationist. 

Law *«>n« fnllj re.iP/ed ti 

T*n« le Kli Nail. wa> fond of ^.N„! 

and good talkers, and during his 

the\ fried to make his \ istt anjoj 

by asking lr. ajnrh of their frien.; 

they n»garded as moal likely to ♦• 

tain tlie old gentleman. 

**He s a A\omlerfui eoiiirenatlonist. 

lsnt he. Pnrle FJI7' asketl Mrs. Daa 

son after the departure of their 

dinner truest on the last night of 

Nahb's atay. "Sur-h an extraordi 

eommand of lanpuage and sueh 

ran>r»' of foph s'" 

' Pretty fair talker." said Mr. \ 

hopelessly nnimpresaed. "Rut srj 

got one to U»at him up home, 

know Oh, yex; old Lady Qfasuau 

Why, I've stoinl at her icate less'n teii 

minutes an* mid her a»> from my t' 

bed to the doln> up Panama • 

wa>. an v.. ,. a v V \on eouldn't n 

tny abrupt change o* snlij.^ct either 

That's uhat I call a enveraatlonist" 

Irregularity is bad in every department of life, in meals, in sleeping hours 

but especially when it is a question of womanly habit. Not only is it a sign of 

female disease, but, unless cured, it will cause dangerous troubles, because of 

the poisons thus allowed to remain in the system. 

If you suffer in this way, get a bottle of 

Wine of Cardui 

Mrs. Lucinda Johnson, of Fish Creek. Wis.. writes: "I suffered for fourteen (14) years with trrepiilanty. 

causing great pain. At last I tried Cardui. and now I am cured." At all druggists, in $1 bottles. 

WDITF 11^ A FTTFD y^ô^vf.â.free copy ofvaluaN^M W m U stT*t*i Rook for Women If >ou Hf^d M 

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THE SOI IUK OF POWER 

- the wheel of the mill of prosperity is money* Without money you cannot even start Uie 

wheel, started it turns easier with ♦■very revolution. There is hut one way to accumulate money, 

and thai - -.ivir.g. A little money and a good credit established by consistent savin-; will accomplish 

wor.de i want vou to get ahead and stand ready to help you. Nothing opens the gateway to success so 

(|u - MONEY IN THE BANK ; ; > 

\\. .cry facility for handling your business in the best possible manner We nave safety lock boxes 

for th itomers tree of charge and we keep valuable papers without charge. Every interest ol 

oositor protected. We issue time certificates °- deposit; 

THE BROWN WOOD NATION A L BANK. 

All Business With the Bank Regarded as Confidential. 

Capital and Surplus $200,000.00 

Officers: 

T. C. YANTIS, President 

J. C. WEAKLEY, 

1st Vice Pres. 

J. A. WALKER, 

2nd Vice Pres. 

MILLARD R0M1NES, Cashier 

WM. B. CROSS, Asst. Cashier 

A. P. FORD. A-st. Cashier. 

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Untrue Reports Being Circulated 

About the Fall Fair Races 

PLAIN TALK FBOM HUBLBUT 

Wants to Know Who i* Respc t or 

tne Story That Club Men Are to 

Manage Race*. 

. of 

n thai I e call on me 

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I have been informe 

do further investigation 

:he 1'astors of our cit> the matter he would have learn 

indrawn his membership fro I that when one of the execute 

Brownwood 50,000 club, tive committee of thefiusiiw 

giving as his reason that he haa League in order to relieve me of 

been reliably informed that the '»me of the arduous duties of 

races to be held during the fair, the Fair suggested that the races 

had been turned over to some of be turned over to the Racing 

the Club men, or men who have' P^Ple, that I then stated that I 

been running club houses here 'could better afford to do the 

and as the gentleman has failed work than I could to be held reto 

name the source of his infor- sponsible for a part of the fair 

mation when called upon to do so ! that was not under my control, 

by the officers of the Fifty land I now make a public call on 

Thousand Club, and as I amjnimtomake kno*n his reliable 

personally responsible for all ap-; ûrce of information, and that 

pointments in connection with'he do it through the papers that 

the m 

racing eomrnii 

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W rCH I 3 WILL! 

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S6..V) Kitchen Cabinets, 

2 Bins, 2 Drawers, 

2 Kneading Boards 

For $5.50 

$5.00 Kitchen Cabinets 

Single Bin, 52.65. 

Special on Lawn Goods. 

$5.00 5-foot Settees, $3.50 

$6\00 6-foot Settees, $4.00 

$3.50 Lawn Chairs, - $2.50 

Old Hickory Settees and 

Chairs at any Old Price. 

IOOO Pairs 

Lace Curtains. 

SALE ENDS SEPT. 15T1I. 

To Go at a SACRIFICE. 

We want to close out our (tor the next IS 

days] entire stock ol 1 .ace Curtains and Portiers. 

Towels, Napkins, Sheets. Pillow Cases 

and some other draperies and dry goods remnants, 

and in order to do this we will not let the 

price be in the v. ay-- in fact *.\C have cut the 

price from 

25 TO 50 PER CENT. 

l£5 Days 

Cash or Credit. 

Special School i»rloes 

* On > 

FURNITURE. 

For the benefit of those *hd arc moving here 

and also all who live here already and are preparing 

for SCHOOL BOARDING ACCOM 

MODATIONS, we will make sorhe special low 

r,iccs on FURNITURE an* HOUSE FUR 

NlSHlNGS. Sec us; wt w$ stive you some 

money. 

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Exp 

St. Mary's Church Will be Dec. . i, 

cated Sunday. Sept. 8. 10:30 

I; \ K .1 I>iitni. and !•> t*M» nim-li 

in other Keetion* 

Thr < i'y .-lninli. tttd *H i* 'il ! " 

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jilarj * •hnr«li> 

i-ercly. 

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Seal shipment of oysters R| 

the Dulci Restaurant. 

that is W(M l 

my t"mn'> 

St 1 

an advertise 

• . will give si 10 « • 

of til - 

the next or 

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^t»'d. to evi ash 

r of a i 

^'cK)ds at my store 

» will name this ar- 

Look it up. it is 

prtta your trouble. 

Respectfully, 

W. H. Stephcnson, 

The Grêr, 

Vclic Wrought iron Vehicles 

The best money can buy. 

New Moline Wagons. Hardware. Stoves, furniture. 

Etc. 

L N. NEEL, 

S. W. Corner Square 

"■BROWNWOOD. TEXAS. 

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Fresh Fish an«l oysters at the 

Dulci. Phone 171. 

Enroute With Corpse. 

A |wirt> |..-.,j,i.- n!. nay* •• 

rolilrtl.' • " B mtOU !t« r.:!il. ! 

|in--.--i:r"l II fill t'"i •* "' •' 

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Prescripcions. 

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leu< es, close 

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£2.10

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R. (J. Prater and Wn • . recurned 

th 13 morning f i trip 

to Fort Worth. 

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Lee Ha'l returned this morning 

from a trip to Fort Worth 

having driven Mr. H. T. William's 

automobile from Brownwood 

to Fort Worth in » 

hours. 

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Our Thanks 

To th«- v^ry liberal patrongiven 

us by the school 

children of Brown wood. Our 

trade in tablets, pena, inks 

and pencils has been vt-ry 

satisfactory. We in return 

nave giien full value for 

every peat spent In our 

store. Come aâin, chil 

dren, and often. 

Mallow, 

The Prescript ion IlrogjriHt 

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To Water Consumers. 

From and after this ilate and 

until further notice .there will 

be no awning allowed on the 

south side of the Santa Fe R. Ii. 

only from 1 to 6 o'clock p. m. 

and on the north, side from ♦> t«> 

S p. m. All parties found violating- 

this order will be promptly 

cut oil. VY. C. Harward. Supt 

By order of City Council Sept 

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Pretty Music Rolls 

We six M u - 

l^ft. I hc\ _ 

■ rrtty I 

Bonn j ■■ :•■ wtth l^ttbief 

ip .mil buckle tru.v» arc $1.00 and 

$1.25. 

Palace Music and 

Stationery Store 

Phone 325. 

We Sell Musk Too. 

Miss Aletha Lanford of Bangs 

is in the city today vis ting 

friends and paid the Bulletin 

otfice a pleasant call this morning. 

Mr. Chas. YVh tley. of Temple, 

Trawling Auditor of the Santa 

Fe is in the city today checking 

up the local office. 

Ill Wat kins who has 

been visiting her friend, Miss 

Ethel Powell .n San Angelo is 

expected ' « 

I'horb' LU.1 :; your stOY< 

furnitui 

Miss M nri "ittmai 

ratorat ti e tel [fice 

is taking a vacal d h i\ \ nding 

a fefi days with h^r pai 

•man. 

Miss Hattie Ingle who has 

been visiting her sister left this 

morning for Ballinger where she 

will resume her position with an 

abstract company at that place. 

Adjustable stove repairs at 

Bowden Furniture Co. 

Mrs. E. A. Parks and children 

went to Santa Anna this morning 

to visit a few days and will 

then go to Trickham. 

Fowden-Wright. 

Rev. \V H. White left this morn. 

nitr for Waldnp. when- In- will 

perform the eeremotiy for the 

wedding of Miss Stella Wright t«» 

Mr. Tom Fowd«»n. The winkling 

will iH'.-nr tomorrow- at the home 

ttf the l»n*ean ago 

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DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY 

To Let the Other Fellow U*r it Without 

Consideration i* a W*s!e For Which 

There is no Excuse. 

THE AMERICAN RANK & TRUST CO 

will save thi 

. inter' . .; 

ficav of l>er-.-'i. > - 

tice diala C 

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the y< - 

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We i your. 

monei 

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tinsu where it will be available 

■ whenAou dp rieted it Tl 

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American Bank & Tr t €a 

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Should You Trade With Us 

lUM' \N« take Jper 

in t#p. Jewelry Business l 

There will be preaching at the:' 

-••nir>!.. ' The 

Methodist church at 11 a. m, 

L'ri "iiv S All v. ••!••..MM 

Sunday by Dr. S. A. Steel Sun- 

• .John I'-.v .-?• !, 

day school at 9:4o a. m. Ejpworth 

League at 1 p. hi. No 

Ear Corn for Sale. 

v night. 

\V.- \\ II lijEi it corn 

We are nrak •• ;••• 

bargains: in new < ,, > ,, K 

I 

See us bi fore .■ i Bow- 

If 

den Furniture Co. 

: up li G 

K. V. passed 

through Brown.. * , I 

enroute h ■; a I 

Hamilton where 

prospecting with a \ lew to open- 0 , . 

ing up a . t! .-tore. He reports 

Hamilton a: c »untry 

being tra i hy the Stephen- 

.ville vV Hamilton road on a big 

boom. 

Piles Cured At Home by 

Mew Absorption Method. 

If you Miffct froii) bi . itching 

blind • ■;,• r 

ml I u :Ii A 

■ ti;»- :i' 

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: 

..• \v ith r< m \ "u: 

I'Wii ,• r i Imtii' 

in ■ pei 

I thiv.tl 

«-r. W Mi-. M 

iners, Bos P. N \ ln»l. 

rwm 

Oranges, 

Apples, 

Grapes, 

Plums, 

Ice Cream 

and Sliced 

Melons on Ice 

At 

Kancastt s Kandy 

Kitchen.. 

The Artist of the Home 

IH almost Invariably the feminine 

partner of the household "menace " 

Who bnt she selects the Interior decorations 

to the satisfaction of all concerned. 

As wall paper furnishers and 

general interior decorators, we court 

the opilti< n of women of taste—they 

.now tht gcipd from the l>ad. Ladies, 

ve await your call with confidence. 

Hardy & Dennv. 

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It his 

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Enpl i •■ ■ 

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that ju-Jt ift.-r the Ii= nllnj; be 

net". ... j.-t Mack hair of ;; 

rebî s«'fM.v. win, rna mi«l»'r txaminatbnj 

and f-'.ir«-.l .» dreadful .lontli. turn 

whit»» In the course of hatf.aa I 

Iu the tini-' of the rommnnc in Virin 

the dark bfllr f Baron Alplfton** .le 

Botharhild was blancfiei in n 

hourw 

II..1.11:,* Him Off. 

"Th»» head of the rtrro,* paid tli»» *JU 

perinteiuli n\ 

-■■- ke»'p bin 

Idle - 

"Idle! V-»u ni«>m, ion*t j a 

"N«». I don't If are k.'pt him b'.^ 

would !-••: • r •• '"iir other men 

busy .•urn'.-: R < stakea * J 

delphla l ,r -»---. 

U h> Mr «)nlf. 

"!">r tf).« drunkard «n- arc tnatle of bi 

cut in IOMJ, narrow p 

ly toasted. '1 huttereJ 

n- i : 1 with a mixture of 

boned sardines, lemon juice and the 

o:l that B in, or 

prcfora' 

coating of t.1 * willl trv to 

ase with i t. 

Fricasseo of Dried Beef. 

Oil f dried beef chopped 

fino, i nful but 

one-half.r felelt 

Urn b utti r in the j 

ter, put i;i the meat and ok ai 

five min . Add ti:.- beaten i 

slowly and ■ ir UTI1 ! the iaui e ifl 

thick. S." 

ifonej does i." t!.':.jr* It nsalrefi 

honest men tnd knaves, foola and 

lOPaptieHi - L'Fstranjfe 

Breaking Horses. 

If you have young horses to 

break or old ones to get used to 

city ways it will pay you to take 

them to Nasworthy's stable. He 

has all the necessary paraphernalia 

for training the animals and 

his charges are reasonable. Kx 

perienced horse trainers are 

there to look after the horses 

and they are made gentle and 

ciiNV handled. 

Special. —His Livery rigs 

are the best for pleasant driving. 

Nasworthy's Stable. 

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Fountain Pens 

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Parker Lucky Curve 

Fountain Pen. 

[til 

by 

Camp-Bell Drug Co. 

WANT COLUMN 

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• ren 11. K'i< a 

Woman to do 

Mn J. i». T'jrncr. 

Library I re- 

«rard t -turntoJjhn \ r :-. 

W 

Two youiitf ladic 

KuIU'tin offi ply 

M rxlav morninvr. 

F«'.- K ATA BARGAIN—If j 

a** an< boildintf at 

11 !• - ■ .^. T.Ttns one third 

• >IIM and two > 

meat*. A. Kinnnman. 

triH-te'l. papered 

furn:-'n ■ - --it' 

A i'i»Iy up stair-*. d-- 

R i.KNT-A fiverooai bocm 

• nr : to Howard Pa\ 

to Jno. Fanning. 

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