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Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
IN RECoGNITToN OF
 WCRLD PEACE SUNDAY. he E1-sVacsnce of Peace 0ss -re Ext-sNacaucs rf War the S-5 Je-t - Rev. Cr. Kaufman

Sunday night a. Trinity N F church Rev Ear. N E Kaufman E1rsachaG from
 Galatians v 15. 1n recognition 0t tbs
 a or1C-Pszcs 5uDazy- His theme was The Ec218Dy of Peace vs- he Ex- . IrarREaDcs of WAT He said
 ThH-e E scarcely auyrEI1ne Z Lhis
 world which men deliberately impose
 upon themselves s0 rulnuasly oasCruc-
 i've as war T. E one uf the most
 noznsutous of al WAYS 11 which man
 lra1raaElry 10 zEA1 is displayed P=s
 I=lauee famine and svs-d have been
 regarded sS the lE-ee outstanding sccu-sss. Science and sRl1raIieD have a1-nas entirely hzrrha6 -he a~s-
 CozECerce, Industry and Es1zlaE-E-oTry have well nigh rendered widespread
 famine ID l01sa~ pa~l.- AD1 well
 may w-e thank 6-3a lls- REa sTsH- and &u-1le zEA -s--S E~---as1s 2r@s1 EOS
 pel are vsry ra Eic]E aAatssElnE Ll+ -a-
 -Eln1ns scol~sR 1a rGvEglnE ws-s Sci interest and afT~ulsD are X1e--zE with each other toward rflis end. Mul- t1Eaaes Of men are convinced rhA- war is an unnecess21-y hgrc sn. terribly an GAganislic 10 their own interests and 10 general welfare They are waking ID 1o The unques-ia1Ad fzct ths1 lr ls 6 crushing and -u1DSus sxrra VA rance, wasting money and men home and
 social amenities and everything most sacred Ia man. They are realizing ss never before that peace $ LhE --DE economist Under her fzvarlD- sway a cOunCrV's uz-u-Hl resources are Sevel- opea. her cherished Institutions are advanced toward perfection. -Es com rnunI-VS h5 5Ehe~ and oe-ts- E-e ls pro noted h Us ve-y nature wa E or
 gAlzae5 hatred and e-B-,ry- l-s bus ness 5S za E-1c- -g41-rs SDo sa Sssr- 1y- {Vae ls me arch S1ECra asrlsst Pea cs
 5s tssa great csES-ru 1silfnlsl The 1ns
 tears down T-e atha- bs-L5- uu- The ] ars seSteavs The other preserves 5 The Ess-se.ss saE izf eS g< -r. W-srfS -s< eJa5a45 ard raa E3rls cs-'ean-za Tl-Iss. in deed al uhase bodies winch have n vasw human es-Ter-0enEs Are feeling Dsw sense 1f obligation to ao Rl they can 70 stau sns wicked waste S1 WAT Glance 2t Us cost
 | Tn ~maney Tf.ls 2lSns ls So snSF- mons ta24 tha finite ullnd cannot cazHs- pass ii 0I,y &.apraxlEzzIs ss1s-Ils2eA
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

being engaged in tne work ahe pipe IS unl9saed near the passenger sta tio1 of the New Haven read, where lhe new crane is stationed
 The laying Of rsae pipe w1Jl De start e6 this morning. The pipe Is in ten foot lengths and rapid progress will be made on this work. There are over Gee lengths. but fl is believed that the job of laying the pipe, working from both ends, WlH be finished during the week
 Hildsr Westner Will Felp.
 There was a decided change in the weather Sunday, and tbfs Ial3oer weather will help the situation very
 much, Ii is believed. Rain and warn ef is the prediction for today, ana about 70-3g o'clock Sunday n1ght H De- gan to sprinkle the first fn ssv srs3 STOW that is on fbs ground, q good quantity of water sboUld be secured 1r the three watersheds. ft Is just such q storm tfaat is needed to carry the city over its present situation. BntD the Trading Cove brook water can be Sc cured. and 9 rain pf this kiD6 will pre- veuT t3e use of Tanfic river water.
 Wster Troebie Elsewhere.
 4 Kew Haven despatch says that factories are being ro9bled by q lack of water pressure The higher build jngs, especially those on ernjDsD css, are also troubled 3a this manner. 4 water company official stated that tbis was q direct result Of the waste Of water which ofTlelals are attempting to stop. He adSed:
 This condition Of low water pre- Eajis al tnf0ggn sout1sTr New Eng land is not peculiar to New Haven. If the present condition c0ntirzues for one month longer. 1he eonKgroers will oe more or Iess err oarrassed. psrr3cp- tsFfE those on fEe rigrer elevations The reservoirs are kept fgH and LBs supply for ase Of fire and 5Ornestic eonsurEl ptjon IS ample, but fl ls the duty 0f every person al such 2 time as t1is Lo 5o nfs part ln projecting 2 what 5s given and rsIorr DroznIEJy to the water company any serious wssts that they may know Of
 I Hartford despatch says; Unless rain comes soon, the diluted sev 8 gs of Bolyoke and srrlHggel6 w51 os pumped into the city mains. The Worthingtoo puxnps w1l not pump raw Conneet5c1t river water The water w3B 3e treated with aypochlo- rlea of Iirne to kIll tbe germs. There $ tank fn which water and FIyDc- mixture ~iD enter the intake plps soon after 5t leaves the Cg-IEsctlcgt river. Only 2 short career of fhe va ter fhroaaD the pipe VIII oe necessary for 1f5e chemical to get n 5ts work The hFgocbJortCs of fi-1e method 1s 1sed Dy ths large SgCnLoI- N. J. res erTofr. which supplies water t0 Jersey ut2ry 0f the Passal3c rTTsT. The sys- ten ig also used in the water Ka-Tsly gf Harris oLTrg, Pa, and while DOr clarifying the water gets after the germs in great shape and makes fl safe to use
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
ENTIRE CONSIGNMENT OF PIPE HERE
The Laying will be Started This Morning and will Re- quire Weeks Time-Stonework of Well Almost Done-Bypass Completed at Falls Mill and Tests Probably be Made Tuesday-Work Underway Sunday.

Work was carried on Sunday af the site of tbe pumping station erl Trading Cove brook and at the Falls mill where me by pass was put fp, SD that while the number at work was not as large as during last week the work was not allowed to stop because of the Gay. as II was felt that the peed of the water Is too urgent.
 The ditch has been completed is en- tire length and there were many who visited the pumping station on Sunday, walking down the pipe line. The vel has Desn sHcaTafed it's full depth, and lt IS necessary to keep T pump at work there to keep the water out 50 toe worknea fan get the wall Bp. This wal IS well along, and will be com pleted today. if is thought. The dafn has not yet been started but the pump house wJh be started Tuesday, the foundation being ready There Wi5i be concrete bases for the rflaehinerT With 8 few exceptions the poles for the cleo tf1c Tine are up, and the HOTk Of tfla4 department is being hustled along very fast
 Al the Falls Mill
 On Sunday there was q large force of men at work On fine by pass at the Falls mill and the Job was completed at 5.20 o'clOck. Much har66igging was experienced, says supt- Jensen, but that job IS now out Of the way.
 Chemist Jensen states that 3 very complete laboratory is tsta5lisF4- cd for their use at the mill and today it is expected will see the most Of the plumbing completed. %ie expects that by Tuesday jt will be possible to meas ure the flow of the solution, and that the tests can be started then Nerg soon After they are ready to make the tests, all the pipes iu the mill yard will be flushed So that there Will be ITO river water therein, and if is hoped that the GrfS tests FsG 4 2 r on Tuesday. After the placing Of the solution in the water and the pumping of the same, fl will be allowed to go to waste uutu inc chemists feel sa tis- fed fiat the solution IS properly mixed and that jt is destroying sE the bac- teria. 80 that the water wiH De harm less. When that 3s completed the wa ter department win be notified. and thereafter. when the time arrives when water cannot De obtained elsewhere. or by no other rneans the water depart rDenf as q laEt resort Will order thai purified water turned into the mains
 Chemist J. 4. kewIands of Middle town was here OD Saturdav and had 3 conference with SUpt. J. J. CUrkerv and Chemist Jensen. He found eFe3E11ing satisfactory and that the department has done everything possible to pro- vide for taking the river water. He approved all that had been done and will be here again Tuesday, il is eE- pected, by which time 5t Is believed the tests can be started
 Ten More Carloads of Pipe.
 Ten more carloads Of pipe have ar rived sfDne Saturday, when two addi- tionaI carloads were received, the to- tai now being IT carloads, the entire consignrn eut- Thus far five carloads has been distributed along the trench at both ends. the truck1nen of the city
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
FICTION

L1ar rst Ccprr- g- e tust ous -lt rr CTS price Sl25 src $--55-Csr p-ice g g.
 "lSax Man E- me W r-o-~ "t rasz Page -CaTar 8aEsev and plenty g-oars latest sg9 lcs1Eo-s
 Co-7r g-- cf -ate p1o cstioas -p-- 5re1s -1 pose Ergzz-at z5c each
 rr1sT b.ogre. o- -ns poets '~rs-- -I-sJr -uer src 'LoagfeL ov 70 n 1cr 5Cr11 s4sS oozs 1ea1a e--4Sc and g. eae--
 "rze-ras Tor e1 -,c-ae5 o-rs~ - SsP 2 aa3out games for o4o a15 youny-4s1 esCL
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
For the Children

-v~e-s oos-5 cover and rag toy Books fr-- E. cc
 Ececs --Eu-5r- cf tle new Teddy Bear Book. board cover, fuJ1y e 1Sr-s- ned z- 25--
 Fszzle Books. sls9 Pasu-ng Books a- 25- s16 35--
 -Eo-aar Goose ser eE sSz 1r@s, board covers. a. 15c sacn-
 Auur Virgin "a series of sx sues F. LuE-rsLsC. s- ? % each.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Rev. Father Trssnor Advocates Good
 Readinp.

In St Patrick's church on Sunday Rev. Hugh Treanor read a circular let ter from Rt. Rev. J. J Milan concern ing the diocesan paper, The Catholic Transcript, which Bishop Milan wishes read in every family in each parish as far as practicable. In connection with the letter Rev. Father TreanoT spoke upon the importance of good Catholic reading as q means of correct ing error and Of keeping pariShiOners informed of the work which the church Is accomplishing throughout the world
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
BOSTON STORE
STORE OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHRISTMAS
Good Book Gifts

They're always appreciated. This store IS amply ready 10 supply gift seekers with books that w4l make 1ns 5est gifts. Books e su sorts sln5 se- sartct4o1s sa1 1gaole for ol6 and y0ong. q Book Store 5y itself
 Nsnons1 Library ssse ot s-sn6srs Books clorn or JesGaer soul6, world wl1s known sglnors.
 Lzo1sns. corn ,1ete 1estoer ooeu6 % voie. 2eol ls..ers prsos 5000 -- ssis p-ios %23.53.
 Da~.ss. 15 vole. leatae-. ,,r-l1s1.s-ss price s66 .05-Ssis o-ics s12.75.
 Hugo % vols. tarss-qgsrter Ies -s1s- pup sosrs pr.as S55 DO - Ssie S-scs s1l.oo
 ~sel lze~r 70 7-os t--se-1us r-ser aa-ae- s1srs grlls seo.OD-5sis pra>e elz75.
 PTe5-ng rs-s- +1res-7rss. -te- leather pgc1saers price sZ5-o6 - ssls s-iss S775.
 And other s-s,6a~5 works z.1 same rs-cLss- price re, lezo1.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Hospital Pine in Trench.

Ii was found Saturday morning that the pipe line from the pump at Yantic river to the Backus hospital had froz- en during the night As soon as pos sible il was thawed out and a gang of men was put 10 work q disEing trench four feet deep and by noon the nine was under ground, the distance being ! 200 feet
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
s.. 2 C Ar.,ht lfl.

Friends ef Rev. P e. A Tls Et F.Es9cr oI the Central SaRtisJ c-grc1 VIII he E.&iUed Jo learn gaaf be IS confined 10 his home by Illness He was obliged tS give in to his feelings lra}ne1Iatagy after hIs Sunday evening service Rt the Central Ia n ist charch, and take tc frIs bed. His lzla4sPsls lrIsFl, however. Is eaI re SaT5eo as s@rso&s and II is hA1as All last iarssssz short tlETAa.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
For the Boys

-1s Boy A~!aao- sarles. =--i-sly new
 --z 81-- A~la-o-r zr z1leara- --s 5r- -Az-.s.-o-s o- sar-e- Ss--1cs --= H-w A--la-1-s -- Africa
 -a E,ar Arla-1rs n -resEZrs -E-l-gr The 7-- Avla1o~s v Eec--d Fl g1- The 3or Arlz-7rs - Polar Cas-- ---z--s--. -u-ro.-cs-s rea61-g-5c s&-r. The Dare Boys or CsDpaIEuznE v-z-- Moran -ar -5-lEs 70 se ec- ron, f-.- 1zr -Elz sezso--25c sa---
 -a--- ana 4 ger Books s- ---lss, eErs srr v-rz-s-s u< 59-E 51okE-i1se aac-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
EXPECT THAT 100000
 SEALS WILL BE SOLD HERE
Another Local Patient to Be Sent to the State Institution at MerIder Today.

The sale of Red Cross seals is large thus far in this city and if IS expect ed that the total number sold here will amount to 100 900. There is much in terest being taken in this mOy ement and all realize the great good it is doing.
 The local branch Of the Bed Cross society is now assisting one patient from this cit. at tho state tuberculosis camp at Meridcr, and today il is eX- pected that another will bc sent there. the assistance coming from the local fund.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
MADE DIRECTOR OF NORWICH SAVINGS SOCIETY
chauneey B. Woodwork Elected to Fill Vsesney-With Sank Thirty Wars

To fll the vacancy caused by the resignation of Hon Timothy F Hop kinS of Danie!sou on Saturday. al The Sel7i-anuual meeting of ths Norwich Savings society ChauuceN S Wood - worth was uuani TnsuSly ele~ied trus f-. 1f fhe society This comes as ths rr>l.t or his fAiihfal sers i,e there tor about thirty years past
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

The FriGay Evsuius El1 st club ul=- for he 1s-s- r.-ne tEs winter H1t4 Ar and Mrs Nelson IF 1Iz1Ef- e- t'nIf'''T s--e@- There were If~ee rss1as I'm -ae-rbe~s cr -ra club A-s Ni- ana Ai-s N--s-r 5~ Ta-rar Asf ans a3~s
 Es7,sseU Bsir0 zgiss F's1-E Cza-11s~z Mas Marion Etsnrs 2a -z 1leiaE 5fGz- f-E-1n Miss EzLtZz1s-1 EoualaT. A5sE Tsap=I H Mitchell Ls%EuE 5asselrs yy-+Ll5a-u F'-lsal4 and 2P3e-l C. Ja---
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Library Sets

2 5-r -- s- ? eres z1--e-. fEErrs-lo, s-a--- box ea-sIs SUCK z- p-aFy TIT E-- OF --sr ErzE- also French z-rzE---lce5 iron Sz.9s 2. s7.59.
 Eu--e -- George E-alE-- and 1d~E =r- vr~r-- zrHslL reading g-l1sice -s a- 25. ss--
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
For fhe Girs

MS z-asL=.E g9ruIs- -l1leE. Q ls-Es line s@ Elc jec-E-s1 25s sae--
 C-lc-e5 Juvs- s--es seis-- inc ot ezcaIH-r -ez@E osau-tG-y bound Zcc ssCh
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Holiday Stationery

Fancy 1gr and s--rSg1ivs xns 3sE one -vr and three auzre ng1sE-g-,.- cs vaes D. 25>, 55-, 75c and s5r.
 Co-n uE s-r more acceptable Lnau -ic= 4-a l1Ds~y.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

--i AspDz 1[ -as Ea~wl-h F-ss Aczde1rv win z-ve the Gsua n1-sazy ? dance at Mle-% the @aa0ss1a5 ' =r-e-ns afra- Chris mas, Lsse ea-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
x,u..S .yostss s.Ts.crs

arc airrrrsa frerl al siiUrs OnrV nerd Nss ar ihc aslf Kind Ina sa4sN Fho standard for rye nxc resr uhs essesincrt -Ad 7st srSil,ng 1' ssslSssH- ..dY
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

MISS Rachel T-hass- vha is aras-1- .1r tla Emerson >Eh0u- o1 -hrH--- Boston IS spending me aoEiGays a. her hone on WRszinE-uU street
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

K-cv Lewis Of New Haven fr---1e-t If Norwich has oes1 rna Euez- For a spw GRvs 8f ITS sE1- Mrs t-E-K A ..rsu1l Of SRc-e- street
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Calendars

Dan hand paired. gssU--tt-i cnl- -r----sre also me Devr-ln--az ssrlss. -- rstBrF and wrrz EF aE EErr-scs -.F ~--a--s ATa rlr--<- --sE a sslscr =-r-n-1cc 70 Sz.5E
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Denniscn's
 Crepe Paper

-i& Cases Twus Eol5a-I gf---e-s. -,zvre-v Llls-s E-r made srr-~lT ct crepe pane. 2 varied -ns -9 H-ie-t --u-u-7-3- IVwE-ls.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

of course you will have Chocolates to buy for the Holidays and Christmas. Christmas IS made happy by your renae en7brznee Of others
 Whether that rerne-1srsnce IS aop-o. priate depends upon your ability to se- ieet.
 You make no mistake sslsStira
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

Mss SvvZ Morgan s-uae-- s-
 L.aseIle seminary AusE-u5als Mas #
 a- her r1-1e on 2 asszzEz-1a1 sE-ee- -o- the holiday rsEess
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

Everyone wishing to purchase a beautiful doll for Christmas should visit the dolls fair at the Halle club. The dolls are exquisitely dressed and range in price from 50 cents to S6.- alN-
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

It is expected that general orders will be received within day or tive for the changing of the tooth company at Fort Terry to new barracks, and the transfer of the sSth company from Fort Mansfield, Watch Hill, to Fort Terry. quarters vacated by the Tooth company
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

John Fl. McAndrew, s1, fa her of Major Patrick McAndrew, post sur- geon at Fort Terry, died st the fort Thursday afternoon. The body vas sent by way of the Norwich line boa i to the home of the family in Dunnore, Pa for burial on Saturday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

Mir and Mrs Jo-a2G. who hs-s JuE- returned 1ro- sEss1&IZr sers~a1 TsE~E f- Europe. are gBesgs st Mrs L<euz2a-G W Bacon
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

The final pay for the gradual: oa csS ss of the revenue service school was turned over by the revenue de- Tartrsent of the custom house at New LCrGon Saturday. The pay for the first class cadets smouatei to a total cf about S1 000
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Ten More Carloads Of Pipe.

Ten more carloads Of pipe have ar- rived siDre Saturday, when two addi- ti0raI carloads were received, the to- tai now being 1T carloads, the entire consig gnu eut. Thus far five carloads has been distributed along the trench at both ends. the trUckmen of the city
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Utle Rulletim. Norwich. Monday, Dec. ts. 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Peace was inc topic of a number di pastcfs oD Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

State D. A. R. chapters are being addressed on the Guide for Italians and the possibility of the educational work being put into English, Polish. Yiddish and other languages as na- tioral propaganda work The Con- necticut D. A. R. are leading all other states in this educational work
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19
Incidents in Soclety

Miss Psu11-e Chase Wnc 4s E1lso1l-1 school a1 Fsar-1t-r1a- -s s- he- home z1r the holidays.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

Mrs Edward D- Fula- Er6 AAes Elizabeth T'-uElDul ss-T'Ad at the Nor ~ien club tea 8r 5E rE-a2y Gf-s~u9a---
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

| Junior week at Trinity college | where there are several local students, | comes about a week earlier than last
 | year Festivities will open on Thurs
 | day. February 2, three of the frater- | mites entertaining on that date.
Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-19

Adams Express old employees are to receive more pay as recognition of long and faithful work for the com psny. The increases are among driv- ers and office men and are made with out reference to any runor of an i'm pending strike.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-15
a WoMAN's BACK.

was lage attendance at
regular meeting Of HE Wo '''"PI'e''
reign Missionary society oil ienVll'e
hurch. Mrs. Hewett led thu
/ exercises which were yep 80 ocb,s
This being the first NEE.
Most times Ills the Kidneys fault
Backache is really kidney ache;
That's why Doaus Kidney Pms
cure it.
Many Greenville women know this
Read what one has to say about it:
Mrs. J.. Hayman, Az w. Lee ST.
Groen,ille Texas. says For near
ly two years / was subject to attacks
OF kidney complaint. There was q
dull terubbing ache across the small
OF my back which kept me in misery
and the kidney secretiDns were too
frequent in passage. Headaches we're
common and unit. | procured Doans
Kidney Pills at Ford a Pennington S
Dug Store, could not get relief.
They not only removed the backache
but corrected the difficulty with the
kidney secretious and improved my
health. noan's Kidney Pills are GER
tainly % good kidney remedy"
For safe by all dealers. Price 30
cents Foster-Milburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name-Doan's- sand
take no other.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-15

Editor Johnson. of the Houston
Post, says he convinced himself that
Senator Bailey had nothing to fear
from MIR. Colquitt before he decided
10 advocate the railroad commission.
er for governor IN fact there is mucn
IN common between Senator Bailey
and Mr.. Colqmtt-both are against
any form of statewide prohibition and
both refuse to be bound by plat.
form pledge OF their party AS the
spokesman for Senator Bailey Broth
er Johnson will have more weight
than Brother Rankin.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-15

The Katy officials should complete
their improvements at the vest end
Of Lee street If they will not finish
their street paving voluntarily it is
about time for the city commission
to exercise little persuasion Pr.
yate citizens are being forced to build
sidewalks, A local business firm
that would leave its property in an
unfinished condition for years would
become disreputable.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-15

The idea is taking hold Of the poo.
pie that the whiskey forces may DE
able to prevent the submission by
the neat legislature OF constitution.
al amendment providing for problbl
tlon, and that in the event of such
a condition. statutory prohibition is
the next best method OF dealing with
the liquor evil. The fact that Cone
Johnson is the only candidate for
governor who advocates this method
Of securing prohibition, II it can not
be obtained through a direct vote oi
the people, has added strength to his
candidacy. Were It not for the op
position to him on account Of his
relation to the Bailey question:" he
would have almost the, united support
Of the prohibition forces of the
state.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-15
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

n.
For Representative. No. ..
j. Il. NICHOLS.
ror District Attorney. Sth Dist:
CLYDE sWEETON.
For SAern:
w, MATT ARNOLD.
SAM J. ROSS.
HARRY BROWN.
5. J. MASON.
CECIL f.. FELTY.
For County Judge,
GEORGE d. HALL.
H. U. NORWOOD.
For County Attorney:
\. w. (WAD) THOMPSON.
A, X, NICHOLSON.
n. r.. PEAK.
j. Il. PlrU COPELAND.
For Tax Collector:
ELLIS BlRDSONG.
For County Clerk;
SID l.. ARNOLD.
JOE E. JOHNSTON.
j. y. DARNELL.
PROF. CHARLES WRENN,
W, j. CASEY.
For County Super.H endent:
JAMES II. BUCHANAN.
PRUF. HENRY SWIFT.
For District ClerA
JOE H. SMITH.
For Tax Assessors:
j. j. (JIAD DARNELL.
ID. l.. ALEXANDER.
GILBERT sHlPP.
W. NJ. HENLy.
NJ, A. CHAsTAIN.
For County Treasurer:
FRANK =. WOOD.
FOR Commissioner. DIST. No. /:
JOHN a. STONE
d. G, oUATrLEBAuM.
For Commissioner, Dist. No. 2:
HUGH MlNTON.
For County Commissioners. Dist. No. 8.
ID. b. (DUD) ENGLISH.
s p, PLEAsD CoWAN.
For Justice Of the Peace, Pre-. No /.
ALBERT MASON.
For Constable, Precinct No. /:
WILL GREEN.
WILEY Il SMITH.
For Public Welgher, Precinct No l:
JOHN II. FRANKLIN.
Il. (RoB) h. SpRADLING.
CITY DEMOCRATIC NOMINEES.
For Mayor;
+. r. BYRD.
Fol Alderman No. /.
N. M. ARNOLD.
For Alderman No. 2:
GEO. W. WILSON.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-15

There is dam-full of water and
more. the federal building is being
completed, the new electric light
plant is receiving its finishing toucn.
es. the artesiaE well is growing deep.
En- the street ca is a certainty. the
interurban is going to be built. local
industries are being enlarged, prop
erty Is changing hands and real es-
tate values advancing the town and
the country are in good shape and the
people are reasonably able to cope
with the increased cost of living In
fact the skies are altogether clear.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-15

If they had commenced 20 years
ago to make Dallas a city beautiful
no doubt it would now be a wonder
to behold Let's not wait a qua ter
OF century to take up his kid OF
clty-planning for Greenulle.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-15
saw His MISTAKE.

BY NOT buy!ag his bin Of furniture,
maitings, cook stoves and racket sun.
plies from d S. Chandler He win
save you $40 on every bill Of any size
See his premiums.
The Greenville morning herald. [volume] (Greenville, Tex.) 1890-1956, 1910-03-15

The little crowd of selrcopstituteI
guardians OF the Democratic faith
Who have been gailiyonting around
in the South pratug about rclegauog
Bryan as factor in national poide-
are the same bunch of special mtcres,
rep -esentatlyes that make a living trad.
ing upon political influence vino nave
always been agains, Brsan aud every
thing that he stood for While Bryan
Will doubtless never again Doe q p est
dental candidate his elimination Viii
not be brought about by politicians
of the sullivan aud Murphy strip.
He Will abide the commands OF tine
Democratic masses