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The San Francisco call., 1910-12-05
BAKERSFIELD GIRL DIES
FROM A BULLET WOUND
Loaded Revolver in a Drawer
Was Discharged
[SpecioI Dispaieh o ~ CaNl

BAKERSFIELD, Dec. 4.-Margaret
Dupes. a ged 10, who was accidentally
shot Friday, died today while UNDER
going an operation to extract the bull
let. The accident occurred while she
was taking articles from a dresser
dra wer at her home. A revolver. which
was lying in the drawer, was dis
charge
Newark post., 1910-11-09
SOME GOOD FARMS
Business Propositions
In First-Classs Nei&hborhoods

One o the desirable homes Southern Chester Up
Oxford township mics north OF Ekvw and Lincoln
Bottom heated by and
piled Ly windmill cellars house built with unusual
work. painted this Barn outside shed
tablng stock, Ice
smith shop woothouse rooted with
oubullin2 Apples, peaches and all small fruits THIS
onae must be seen 10 be appreciated e ephone and rural mail
machine shop
Suitable Vest
Icing the trolley from Wilmington and
The objective
needed and will
2s West Grove. Fine mansion
together with other houses constantly demand or renting
OF Water Lest the Land
unusually (smal and laree producer Large milk
supplies villagers beside general farm products
West affords market making proposition
Stable OF West Grove B. W. r. R)
miles Philadelphia and the terminal OF Wilmington and West
trolley population good business stand Will sell real
Sbg head No better location and the best OF an outlook
ior a live
pomeroy Newark r. r. and iour mi from West Grove on P W.
OF timber
OF heated fy As frame room house
mill stable head OF stock first class
dairy and
New Garden township mile from
andcnherp fine
heat and Io loot porch 70
roof head of stock This hne farm
overlooking the valley has three
greenhouses neaf OF orchard and all kinds
oi fruit.
Chatham containing stone
supplied by stable for three head stock
small fruits. ,-,
House Hillside Avenue West Grove room brick
by hot and fitted with Wood
she'd fruit This pleasant location desir
able h rne. high and healthy 81
excellent few hundred yards from church.
MILL and mile from postoce store gram ae
beside kitchen Barn Tor IA ANIMALS ehcken mouse
lox3o hog house ToSa Corn crib T6Ss4 2
Newark post., 1910-11-09
An Appreciation OF Henry Van
Dyke On The Fifty-Eghth
Anniversary Of His Birth

move
Amons ,.iem freely, but must part
IL t'ue possession, owning them BY
FROM the green lie ds ana from the
waters clear,
Let NE not creep
into some da-hened room and hide
From all that makes the world so
bright and dear;
But throw the windows wide
10 welcome in the light;
And while | clasp a weil-beloved hand,
Let me once more have Sight
Oh the deep sky and the far-smiiing
hen gently fall on sleep,
land
md breathe my body back to Ma
ture's care,
My spirit out to thee, God OF the open
air.
lienry NanDyke is known To so
many peop.e in SO many different ways
| O the thousands who have sat charm
ed Ey his cloqucnce in the old Brick
Presbyterian Church. n v. he is pre-
cmlnently preacher; to those in
whose hands well-thunbcd volumes o;
his verses are found--he is known bet
:er rs poet o( sweet and tender feel
ing. have a friend who has said hard
" day passes that she does not pick
up one of VanDyke's books of verse
10 red and profit by some beautiful
THOUGHTS oi his. Then to others. he
has revealed himse'i through his prose
works, Little Rivers, Fisherman's
Luck. The Ruling Passion Days Off
Out oi Doors in the Holy Land and
The Blue Flower Stories. Ii YOU have
not read the Story OF The Other
| Wise Man in the Blue Flower, or the
'ni'ine of Felix. feel sure YOU would
enjoy them and agree wit5 me that
they are very beautiful stories.
! our librarian told me that one of
orr teachers sends over very often
tor NanDvke's stories tn read to her
minis The scenes OF most of his
stories are laid on Natures STAGE be-
cause he loves to be out ut-of-doors.
N'c writes OF the camp. the rivers. the
woods and the hills-and what could
y" more wholesome for vounq people
than such stories as these.
Henry Van Dyke was born in Ger
mantown. Pa, November 10, 1852. He
| is a graduate of Princeton College.
and Theological Seminary. After taxi
ING graduate course at Berlin
University, he entered the ministry
and held the charges successfully of
the United Congregational Church
| Newnnrt. K. l.. and the Brick Pres
hvtcrian Church. New York. He re-
stoned the latter in 1900 to occupy the
Murray Chair oi English Literature al
Princeton.
In Princeton he found "a delightful
old home with tall white columns. al
most the oldest house in Princeton
built about T75o-"Avalon" he named
it.
He said. II moved into the countr,
for my chiidreD's sake. for greater
freedom and pnrer air-not to loaf
but to work all the harder Free
from pastoral cares. he has been able
TO devote much OF his time to writing
and travel He has visited many o
the Eurorean countries and also mace,
~ the HOLY Land held sacred bv al
Christendom.
Continued on page 7
Newark post., 1910-11-09

Is acres on southern hills, overlook
ing west Grove. hall mile from rail-
road station and trolley. Good 49,
room brick house, arranged ior two
families. Steam heat, bath room, etc.
lngs. Boro water. A DANDY place for
gentleman farmer or fancv stock.
u l-2 acres, | I-2 miles from Chat
ham, 10 acres of meadow, OF chest
,ut timber; all kinds fruit; Sroom stone
and frame house, pump, gasoline en-
me fittings; barn, 4oN5o for 20 head.
Jood outbuild,ngs.
20 acres, l-2 miles east of West
Grove, acre timber; I-2 meadow.
Variety OF fruit trees. Two groom
louses, one stone and one frame in
good condition. no repairs needed.
New wind mill and meadow stream.
BAN for 10 head: necessary outbuild-
ings. Green house. steam heat, loox2o,
.or raising tomatoes, carnations, shry-
santhcmuns or smllaX.
80 I-2 acres. I-2 miles south OF
West Grove, 8 acres each OF timber
and meadow, S-room brick house; barn
35S45 ior Is head; good outbuildings.
81 acres one mile east OF Chatham.
Apple, cherry and pear trees and other
small fruit. Groom brick house and
frame kitchen; barn 37x43 Ior IS head,
well at same; work shop, granary at
tachcd. Good hog house.
House and lot in Chatham on main
street, lot o5xI35 It,, 7-room, two-story,
bay window house. Stable. ISx2o. An
attractive place.
Franklin Township
I5 acres, ! miles south OF West Grove
and three from Landenberg. All kinds
Of small fruit. 7-room frame house;
barn 2ox3o for 5 head OF stock.
oS acres, four miles from Landen-
berg. Nearly new house, good variety
of young fruit trees, 8 acres meadow
and 2 OF timber, barn 36x42 for Is head
A good home, productive land and in
fine condition
42 acres, miles south OF Wes,
Grove. A healthfu location, Groom
frame house. Apple orchard, 3 acres
chestnut timber, cherries, pears anC
grapes. Water III eve. field. Barr
22x54 for IL head Telephone, rura
delivery, I-2 mile from mill. School OF
property 5 or 10 minutes to creamer,
les.
Delaware
Io5 acre farm in Mill Creek Hun
dred, :, miles from Newark, ? iron
Thompson Frame house and barn
suitable outbuildings, fine location. Sole
to settle an estate.
us acres in Mill Creek Hundred. 6
| acres meadow, II OF timber, Frui
trees. S-room frame house. Barn
8ox4o, water from soring i'll both
Stabling for 81 head, chicken hous'
| I5x2o. hog house ioX2s, 2 corn crib
Newark post., 1910-11-09
Londongrove Township

One hundred acres. mile and quarter
from West Grove, 7 acres timber and
fruit orchard II-room (bcside attic)
brick house, frame kitchen. Water by
gravity. Barn 4ox5o and addition 4Sx5o
over barn yard. Three tenant houses
could be readily rented. A fine place.
A farm oS IL acres, in the southwes-
tern part Of the township, 1-2 miles
from West Grove, containing nine
rom frame house. double decker barn.
4oN5o, that viii stable twenty head
stock. Land of good quality: acres
timber. Sold TO close an estate.
Six acres on Rose Hill Avenue with
in sight OF West Grove. Groom frame
house. steam heated barn, chicken and
wood houses. Desirable location.
Thirty acres three miles from Avon
| da'e. Fine meadow OF eight acres, g.
room frame house; pienty OF fruit and
necessary outbuidings. Barn 35x45 for
head.
Twenty acres near Chatham, S-room
frame house and all necessary out
buildings Apple, peach and cherry
trees. Barn 24x4o for seven head oI
stock.
| Farm OF so acres 2 miles from Chat
ham. 3 miles north Of Avondalc; =
| room frame and brick house with slate
roof; running water; barn will stable
! "a head of stock: mill that could be
used FOR mushroom house
Newark post., 1910-11-09
West Grove Borough

6 room frame house and lot on Hill
side Ave. Lot planted in small fruit.
II-room ,,-story brick house on Pros
pect Ave suitable for boarders. Steam
heat and modern convenicnces. Stable
70 rtwo horses and carriages.
z-room frame house with slate root
on Murray Ave, lot 100 2 it, on Muir
ray Ave, and I7o feet deep to Wood
land.
Double cement house, 7 rooms each,
on Prospect Ave, hot and cold water,
bath. etc. Quite new and centrally
located
S-room brick house on Prospect Ave
Frame stable. Location the best
A new cement house, containing o
rooms, near West Summit ave. Also
mushroom house, IeNo5 it,, with steam
heat.
Groom good frame house, slate roof,
ample yard and fruit. Corner Maple
Street and Harmony Road.
Nearly new frame house OF 7 rooms,
IN perfect order. with modern COP,
vcnicuces on Jackson Ave, near bust
center Lot planted with fruit
trees. \ dainty home.
tuilding lot. very desirable, corner
Of Summit and Jacksons Avenues.
S-roum house on West Evergreen
street, (the main street,. Slate roof
Desirable for small family.
Groom frame house, readily rented
| East Summit Ave
Groom frame house, desirable for
renting East Summit Ave.
s-room frame house, always in de
mand to rent. East Summit Ave.
groom house, always occupied by
| tenants East Summit Ave.
groom frame house, can be rented
| easily East Summit Ave.
| groom frame house now occupied by
| -ood tenants. East Summit Ave
Lot on Prospect Avenue, fine loca.
! ton Tor building.
| Fine modern brick mansion at juno
sion oi Harmony Road and East Ever
| green street, 2 rooms and bath, heat
| e-. electric lights, about 2 acres o
| ground. Excellent location. high anc
healthy
t2-room douh brick house on Pros
| pect Ave. to accommodate two lan
| lies. Good location on main street
Groom brick house on Edgchill Ave
| Modern conveniences.
Io-room brick house on Summit Ave
lot soxI6s.
| Two Groom and ceiled attic, new
cement houses (now building) on Har
! mony road. Bath room thot and colt
waterl, electric lights, deem lots 10
garden.
groom brick house on Hillside Ave
Plenty OF fruit
Desirable building lot, soxI7o #. OF
| Jackson Ave. affording fine view o
borough Front has curb, gutter an'
cement sidewalk.
London Britain Township
OF acres near Yeatman; 10 acres tim
ber, IS of meadow 8 room ston
house. Barn 36x6o for II head. New
chicken house, corn crib, tenant hous
and other necessary outbulldings.
o. acres, one mile from Yeatman'
M;ll: brick house and stable, also fram
house and barn, suitable outbuildings
Sold to settle an estate.
groom tand halls) brick house (ti
| roci) in Strickersviile, one mile iron
F. Il N. railroad, 4 from 3. & o.. 8
OF an acre Barn, iSxJo; variety G
iruit trees.
&c ayi.s five mnails TX !ro'
Icatmaa Station. One ii Tie IN
s.anti1i homesteads in fine producin
oruc,, 25 acres fine meadow IS
timber. groom stone house, hot an
cold water in bath room. Barn, 4Ox6
for 80 head Tenement, .:e. hay 6
tons), chicken. wagon, hHg houses, be
sides corn crib and shop.
Mil and rs acre farm, 3 miles iron
Ycatman Station. -Four and grist mi
Newark post., 1910-11-09

2i acres near Broad Run (on B. &
o. and Hockessin. 7 acres meadow
orchard, 1000 strawberry vines. II
room frame house. Barn 4ox4o for .
head, with wagon house attached. Silt
Iox26.
20 acres near Landenberg, acre,
timber, all kinds small fruit; 7-roon
frame house. Barn, 22x25, for 6 head
Newark post., 1910-11-09

PLUMBING.-I am ready to attend
to any work you may have.
DANIEL STOLL.
Rear basement Of Armstrong; Store.
Newark post., 1910-11-09
West Marlboro

l33 I-2 acres, l-2 mics from Clon.
NEIL. acres meadow. 10 timber. be
SIDES trult. Groom stone house. wind,
mill and pump, stone barn lor y heat
with necessary outbuildings.
Newark post., 1910-11-09
Av0ndale Porough

ll-rOom frame mouse '70O Inatnam
st.) and lot 5oxI75.
Double BRICK house OF rooms each
on Chatham street New roof. Lot
5ox175.
Two and hail story brick house on
Penna. Avenue, s rooms. Lot 5ox2oo.
Two story shop, good stable and car
riage house Good garden and fruit.
Desirable home Oh trolley line.
A desirable brick General Merchan-
disc Store and dwelling, combined with
stock of goods usually found in first
class store. Drug department includ-
ed. Main room 22x55 with storage
room back 22NI5, open stairway to
second floor o2xI5. Main store has 2
large plate glass windows and doors,
wide porch No better lighted store
in the county. 8-room dwelling part
with all modern convenicnces on a
corner lot 75xooo.
4-room house and lot.
Upper Oxford Township
acres and store in Russellville, 8
miles from Elkview 7-room brick
house and shed, including store room
| 3ox35 and shoe room I2xI2; heater in
cellar: barn and outbuildings.
10 acres, miles from Elkview, O
| room brick house. Barn oox22 and
necessary outbuildings. Young apple
orchard in good bearing condition
Newark post., 1910-11-09
New London Township

\ lirst-class dairy farm. ISo acres,
situated in Franklin and New London
Townships, known as the Harmony
Hill Farm. y Fine meadows. good
builings suitable for 80 head. Sold
cheap or on easy terms. for non-resi-
dent owner
IS acres near Kclton and Elkview
near New London Presbyterian
Church. A iarm to be proud OF, Io-
room brick ccmentcd house with mod
ern conveniences. Plenty of iruit
Windmill and pump, ice house, mach
inc shop, hog, chicken and wagon
house. Barn, 5ox5o, for rs To 20 head
345 acres near Lincoln University
10 to IS acres meadow and 10 of TIM
Der y iarm that is iarn Io-roon
brick house, metal roof Windmii
and hydraulic ram supplies water. Very
large barn, for s. head Of stock. Corr
cribs new and old, holding $500 bush
els. Fine new wagon house
Newark post., 1910-11-09

in running order and has made thous-
ands oi dollars. IL acres fine meadow.
Io-room stone and brick house: barn
4oN5o for 20 head; all other outbuild-
ings, 5-ton wagon scales Large. scope
OF country supplies good patronage.
Capacity 40 barrels flour. Mill dry and
i'll good condition.
"a acres near Yeatman Station. Il
I acres meadow, 10 OF timber; fruit trees
and grapes aplenty; Groom stone and
rainc house Pump at both house ant
barn, also running stream. Barn. 4ox.
10 for 20 head. Good hog and Wagon
bincd
Newark post., 1910-11-09
kcnnctt Borough
New Garden township

7-room frame house, cor. Birch ant
Walnut streets. Fruit trees.
Newark post., 1910-11-09

I5xo5 and 2oxIo. Nearest K. X. sta
tion Thompson, Del,
II-2 acres, IA mile from Hockessin
I-2 mic from kennett 4 Wilmington
trolley. Mushroom plant one house
24x72, one I2xoo, one 24xoo, besides
greenhouse, 2oxoo 7-room frame
house, stable, fruit, etc.
Penn Township
5o-aere near Jcnnersvile. groom
brick house. Large barn and other ne
cessary outbuildings.
20 acres, one mile west OF West
Grove acres fine meadow. 7-roon
(and garrett frame house. Hydraulic
ram furnishes water to house and barn
which is 3ox4o for 7 head OF stock. All
kinds of fruit, etc.
A good productive farm OF ioS acres
near Kelton nthe stoned road. Good
stone and frame house barn that viii
stable IS head. Good spring house and
never-iaiing water. Fruit OF all kinds
1912 acres near West Grove; "a
acres meadow and 10 OF timber; fruit
trees; I4-room brick house, Slate roof
Barn, 4oxoo with straw shed) for e
head All necessary outbuidings.
ST acres / IA niles from Chatham;
north of West Grove. o acres OF goot
meadow; fruit OF all kinds Barn 45xot
for IS head. All necessary outbuild
ings.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-12-11

When you art ready 10
mako your fruit cake, De-
~u." 60 huy your citrOn, ~
uu-c and lemon peel. cur
i'anl-, rai-ins, crY-ialliIcd
cherries and pineapple and
other ingredient, here. They
Ira an clean.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-11-10
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the St
LoMs and southwestern Railway
Company OF Texas and The Texas
Midland Railroad have made applo.-
ton to the city council OF the City
OF Greenyil,e, Texas. TO locate, con
struct. operate and mantain a switch
or branch on their said railways on
Jordan street beginning at the Texas
Midland Railroad right OF way thence
west to Wesley street.
Said franchise to be in accordance
with the laws Of the State OF Texas
and the City OF Greenyile, governing
the grant ng OF franchises by said
city. the conditions to be az eed up
on by the st. Louis Southwestern
galway Company OF Texas and The
Texas Midland Railroad in accord
ance with law. That said switch o.
branch of said railroads shall not eN
tend further west than Stuart street
unless the consent OF abuttIng prop
erty owners is obtained thereto.
Witness my hand and the seal o.
the City OF Greenvinc, this the 3rC
day OF November A. b 1910,
Attest.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-11-10

Headed by that Incompatible and
distinctly original colored comedian
John Rucker, the Alabama Blossom
with music contributed by the Colder
Seal Cornet Band, Barton and Wis
wells famous Down in Dixie Min
sttels" will give a monster street pa
rade. The parade, which is said TO 10
the most unique ever offered by n sim
lar organization will be held on Tues
day, Nov. 10, at Greenylle A mum
Der of surprises are promised. The
Down in Dixie Minstrels' which con
tain forty of the best dancers, sing
ers and fun-makers now before the
public will be the attraction at the
King, Nov. 18th. Four private cars
are used in the transportation Of the
organization which embraces mon
ster scenic outfit plenty of vaudeville
features, jinglIng and catchy songs,
and novelties.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-11-10
nsods hled Nov. I. 1910:

Dsods hled Nov T. 1910;
G. NJ. Morley and wife to IL. II.
Bush, lots in Commerce on &. w.
Cooper survey, $500.
4, Il. Bryant and wife to A. II.
LowrIe, tract OF j. j. RIAL survey
$3.50.
:. T.. Dunuam and wife to e. W
Ray, % acres of l. n. Moreland sur
yeN $1,000.
A. E. Edwards to Sam venters, lot
n Greeuville, part Of John Hart sur
vey, $500.
w. T.. Hull and wife to q. NJ
Fowlkes. 20 acres OF ". j Brow
survey S2,lOo,
A. c. Cole and wife to Sallie Molen
ct al, tracts of the Jesse Billings e!
and Hnburn surveys $1,000.
j. w. Mcbride and wife to w u
Bishop, 40 acres of James Nicholson
survey, $3.50.
p. a. Cunningham and wife to }
W. Mcbride, 60 acres OF VIM. Ki2e
survey $1,000.
A. h. Holmes to Geo. A. Pfaenlc
lot in Grcenyllle ON Gordon street
800.
Bessie Burrow to w. II. Hale, G61
acres of d. Slack survey, $l,662.5J
l. W. Loyelady and wife to H. {
Barker ct al, lot in Commerce o
/ Park street. $1,000
James Lands and wife to w. \
Oney, 39H acres of John Hart surye!
$3.50.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-11-10
s1nn Reward. 500.

The readers Of this paper will BE-
pleased to learn that there's at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able TO cure in all It's stages, and
that Is Catarrh Halls Catarrh Cure
Is the only positive cute known to the
medical fraternity Catarrh being a
constitutional disease, requires con
et.tutlonal treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally. acting direct
ly upon the blood and Mucous surface
of the system, Thereby destroying Tho
foundation OF the disease, and givint
the patient strength by building III
the constitution and assisting nature
N doing It's work The proprietoE
have so much faith In its curative
powers that they offer one Hundre,
Dollars for any case that it fails t.
cure. Send for list OF testimonial
Address +. j. Cheney & Co. Toledo. c
/ Sold uy all Druggists, 15c,
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-11-10
DOCTORS IN SESSION.
interesting Meeting Of the Hunt cOun.
" MedieaI soeietY.

y WSNiNHi oNS'NNJa
Tho Hunt County Medical Society
met in regular session Tuesday CIV
ening, Nov. Sth, with thirteen mem
hers present The president of the
society, Dr. waddle. being absent
from the city. Dr. c. L Cantrar at
ID as chairman,
After the usual routine of bust
ness IN. Joe Becton reported Lane
operation for nonuuIted fracture oI
Femu with successful result.
Dr. c. 7. Kennedy opened the dis
cussion on the suffice; OF Leaks =
the fee system and how to remedy
them" His able treatment of tn,
subject, aroused the society to de
cisive action in the matter
Committees were appointed for tn
annual meeting in December. sociC
ty adjourned at p. M
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-11-10

Be sure and hgure with Duck on
anything electrical. Can make imme.
diate delivery on any size motor to
suit the new plant. also have electric
irons, water heaters, perculator5,
curling irons, etc. Prices the lowest.
Everything guaranteed.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-11-10
A Rln killinn.

frost happened last week but this
week n bigger killing viii take place
in prices ut Chambers store in order
to make room for the goods that are
already shipped, Come and investi-
gate. b. S. CHANDLER,
The Furniture Man.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-11-10

Good home made bread is something
we all enjoy, and comes with the use
of Monogram flour. Not only white,
but wholesome.
Bros.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-11-10
A Great Machine.

lindlcy Johnson has just received
one Of the greatest and most marvel
GUS machines made, an Edison Am
be ola which is the greatest of its
kind made in the world. 1t is now
on display at his store and he Will
be glad to demonstrate the machine
to any one wishing to buy. Cali
around and hear one OF the greatest
machines the world has ever produced
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-11-10
Worse Than Rullets.

Bullets have often caused less SUIT
tering to soldiers than the eczema L.
w. Hardiman. Burlington, Me-, got in
the army. and suffered with, forty
years. But Bucklen's Arnica Sslve
cured me when all else failed" he
writes. Greatest healer for Sores, u
GERS, Boils, Burns, Cuts, Wounds,
Bruises and Piles. Csc at all druggists.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-11-10
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Deeds Filed for Record in the office
Of the county Clerk.

Of the County CLERK.
FURNISHED by Kncey Abstract Coz
Deeds fed Nov. 4, 1910.
John Preston and wife to b. f.
Vaughan, part of lots and in block
Moultou's addition to Greenyille.
$500.
S. J. Shields 40 l. n. Hall and wife.
lots in Kingston on Edward owen
survey, $3.50.
B. V. Samuel to $ b Brooks, lots
0, 10 and II in block o. I. d. Green.
vile, $1,000.
r j. Harper and wife to W. IL
Hale. ? tracts OF James Cole and
Eli. Stone survey, $4,000.
Thos A. Harris and wife TO h, d
Reeee, 5ila acres of David Miller sur
,ey, SS,lG2.5O.
$. b. Brooks to c. B, Jones ct al.
lots 8, 10 and II in block s o. 4, d
Greenville, $1,000.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-11-10

Your cough annoys you. Keep on
hacking and tearing the delicate
membranes IF your throat II you wan;
to be annoyed But II you want relief,
want to be cured, take Chamberlain q
Cough Remedy. Sold by McGaughey
Bros.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-11-10
Dixie Cookinn Oil.

Better than the best hog lard
cheaper and healthier. If you are not
using it, give it trial. A home pro-
duct. made by Texas Refining Co.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-11-10

FOR sAI.E-one team OF good horses
one sorrell, one bay. both 16 hands
high. 8 and 9 years old. in good con
dttion. Perfectly gentle, well trained
10 work on farm Sec me at once for
a bargain. VIII sell for cash or c'ed-
III. F. Lester Greenyille, Texas.
Phone connections.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-11-10

You should not fail to come and see
my superb line of cut glass The best
for the money ever offered.-Dr. NJ.
Beskow, Optician.