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The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-04-06
A TIME FOR ALL THINGS.

Dear Daddy jim: [ am sending 25 cents to the
S. S. B. You can send it to the ones you think
need it most l surely feel sorry for the poor
shut-ins, but it is true that don't know how to
sympathiZe with them unless have had their
experience. But we may show sympathy by
sending them our offerings and by speaking kind
words to them while they suffering. The Bible
says, There is a time for all things, and I am
sure there is time for the poor shut-ins to be
rewarded, if they will only look to Him. Who is
the Creator Of all things, and the One who helps
share all burdens and broken hearts. Daddy jim,
think it so good for you and Mr.. Watson to tell
us about the poor Shut-ins and getting us to help
them. expect to send all l have to spare to
them and try to get my friends to do the same.
L just don't see how people send to Foreign
Missions in preference to the poor shut-ins of
own country. Please send me an S. S. B. button,
if l am entitled to one. I will appreciate it. With
many good wishes to Daddy Jim and the S. S. B.
Ga
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-04-06
DEATH OF BROTHER PHILLIPS.

Dear Brotherhood: This is Sunday night
Brother Phillips, who has been sick so long, died
last night and was buried today. The children all
stayed at home last night, but tonight two of
them with their mother who is at my house.
and the other three children are off with some of
the kind friends in this community l am through
certainly asking for all the help I can get for
the mother and five little children The little baby
girl, who not used to seeing so many people
in their house. said tonight that those men killed
papa. AS l followed behind the wagon at the
funeral today, with three of the children in the
buggy, I thought in my mind that the poor
little tots did not know that they had lost their
best friend earth. My eyes filled with tears
[ wondered how the mother was going to raise
these five little children without help from the
people. l know people who have four or five
children, and they are in good health and able to
work, and yet can hardly take of the little
Now dear readers of The jeff how is this
poor woman to get work enough to support five
children? She has the funeral expenses hanging
over her. I hope the members of the Brotherhood
will help her all they 1t will be hard for the
mother to have her children sent to the orphans
home. I hope you good praying people that read
this, will pray that the mother will be able to see
her children grown up, and that you will help to
provide for them. My mother died when 1 was
about three years old and 1 know how it is. The
Lord has provided for me- and he will provide for
this mother and her little ones. E. F. YOUNG,
Matthew'S Ga.
(This is a case which peculiarly appeals to the
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-04-06
GOD ONLY KNOWS.

The S. B. | old friend and admirer of
Tom Watson and his principles and while visit
ing the city Of Augusta short time ago bust
ness, / came across suffering that heart
rending, and in a city where they claim much
Christianity The woman is Mrs. Emma Lee
1917 Broad St., Augusta Ga, and I used to know
the entire family, because they are and always
have been, strong Watson supporters. She has
two helpless children, about grown, who is
totally blind and little tot Her only means of
support for herself and helpless children is by
work in the Cotton Mills. I met her when it
hardly light, on her way to the Cotton Mills
weak she could scarcely walk ana crying over
her condition and for her helpless children whom
she had left behind to the mercies of the world
She told me that she compelled to try to work,
as her house rent due and also her grocery
bill, and that if she failed, God only knew what
would become of them. [ herewith enclose so
cents, and beg the Brotherhood to add to it and
send her some help at once I wish you would
try to contribute something until health and some
aid comes to her. I will try to contribute some
thing every month two. God only knows the
great good the Brotherhood is doing. God bless
them all for helping the needy and helpless
Fraternally, S. NJ. WILLIAMS, Manassas, Ga.
eve have sent the woman little money, and
we hope all our friends in Augusta and around
there, will come to Mrs. Lees assistance
DADDY JIM).
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-04-06
WEEKLY STATEMENT.

We have received the following amounts this
week.
Col. Alvin Galuck, Crawfordville, Ca ------$1 90
Ralph Galuck, Crawfordville, Ga ---------- 100
Mrs. Ida Caldwell, Crawfordville Ga. ------ .25
Miss Janet J. Allen CrawfOrdville Ca ------ 10
F. G. Chapman, Crawfordville, Ga. .25
Johnnie Kersey, Waverly Hall, Ga. -------- 10
Miss Matte Murke, Rocky Ford, Ga. -------- .25
S. M. Williams, Manassas Ga. Observation-Disclosures 80
Robert Smith, Stephens, Ga. -------------- 10
D. Y. Mckinney, Grand Prairie Texas. ------ 100
William Ho Rt. 1, Osyka, Miss. so
A Friend, GrsWoldville Ga. ---------------- so
R. A. Swearingen, Fort Pierce Fla. -------- 100
J. A Wall, Rincon, Ga. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS All
Luvenia Canton, Red Level, Ala 10
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Thornton, True, Texas. - 100
Ena hawthorn, Juniper Ga. ---------- .25
M. B. Futral, Rt. 2, Matthews, Ga. %
Marion and Irva Rakestraw, Rt. l, LAGRANGE,
Ga. ------------- 100
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-04-06
BOIL WEEvILs AND HOME MISSIONS.

Dear Mr.. Watson: I herewith enclose my check
$1.O0, and request that you send SO cents to R. j.
Collins, Albertville Ala. [ notice in last jeff
that this poor fellow wants $1,000 to start ped
ding to try to make living for his little child
rem who now, he says, without shoes and cloth
ing, and himself in need of pair of pants.
The other SO cents is for James F. Essex,
Jacksonville, Ky. He is to be placed in the poor
house and separated from his old mother,
less S. S. B. come to his I think it is
a shame and outrage to any community that
will let such suffering and conditions exist there
No doubt in my mind but that the people
around Albertville, Alabama and Jacksonville,
Kentucky, contribute several hundred dol
lars per year to the Foreign Mission graft, refus
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-04-06
THE JUNIOR BROTHERHOOD.

Our young conductor, Airing Tootle OF Glenn
vile, Ca, wants every member of the Junior
Brotherhood to send them their names and Post
Office On a post card. This month marks our
birthday and he thinks ought all to make an
extra effort to do some work He wants the
children to write him short encouraging letters,
and he says he will put them in shape and send
them in. He has &. few buttons for sale at 10
cents piece. His statement shows that he has
received 50. 20 and has a balance Of 10 cents on
hand. Airing is a hustler and good boy and
hope the members Of the Junior Brotherhood
will help him to make a success during the coming
year DADDY JIM.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-04-06
MAY THE GOOD WORK GROW.

Dear S. S. B.: Please find enclosed mOney-order
for 60 cents, which you can use where YOU think
1t is most needed. % cents is sent by my father
10y cents by my mother, and 25 cents by myself
| believe Mr. Watson and the brotherhood are do
ing more good than all the missionaries combined
This work is causing many sad and lonely hearts
to rejoice. Every reader Of The jeff ought to help
little for believe you will profit by it, and it
Will help so many poor suffering shut-ins May
the good work grow till every one that needs help
shall get it. Wishing the Brotherhood and all who
contribute to it many blessings, am, respectfully,
c, f. STALLINGS, Banning, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-04-06

brotherhood. Mr.. Phillips was a good hard-work-
ing man, and it was drought no fault of his that
ne lell INTO misfortune. 1t will be almost a death
DIoW to this mother to have to send her children
10 the Orphans Home, ana if We can give them
mule from time to time, perhaps with the help
Ihat. theE can get in the neighborhood, they may
De able to make living I wish you would think
over this case carefully, and put yourself in the
PostIon OF Mrs. Phillips; then do the best you can
DADDY JIAI.)
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-04-06
FROM A LITTLE. FLORIDA GIRL.

Dear Daddy Jim: I Florida girl eight
years old. This is my first letter for publication
Papa takes both The Jeffs and all like them
very much. We think there is nobody like Mr..
Watson. Enclosed you will find money-order
for so cents for the shut-ins from myself and lit
tie brother, Harry We very sorry for them.
With a heart full of love for ALL will say good
bye. Your little friend, THELMA WOODALL,
NarcoOssee, Fla.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-04-06
SEND HER SOME CARDS.

Dear Daddy jim: There is a little crippled
girl living near here, whose name is Rebecca
Sanders, address Stephens, Ga She does not need
financial aid, but l expect would appreciate post
cards and pictures. l wish to join the Sunny
South Brotherhood and enclose dime for button
Wishing you much success Yours respectfully
ROBERT SMITH, stephens, Ga.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-04-06

out $1,000, as per list below. This left balance
March LIST, $15,64
Burtney Barefoot -Four Oaks n C. ---$1.O 90
Miss Callie D. Barefoot Four Oaks, N. G. : 100
JAS. Gillian, Klondike, Tenn. Rt. -------- 200
Rev. B. L. Alternately R. 6, Gainesville, Ca 200
Victoria Butler, Decauterville Tenn -- 200
Thos. E. Cartledge Loco, Ca (for Mrs Nor
ris Mrs Crawford, z. T. Toole, etc. - 500
Mary Ellen Willis, Rt. g. GAINESVILLE, Ga. = 200
Mrs. D. L. Presnell, Long Island Ala. ------ 200
H. S. knight, Rt. 4, Sherman, Texas ------ 200
JAS F. Essex, Nesonville, Ky. observation-disclosures 100
R. J. Collins Rt 2, Albertville Ala. ------- 800
Miss Rebecca Whitfield, Rt. 2, Fineyson, Ga. 200
Thos. j. Cannon, Rt. 5, CarrolltOn, Ga. - 100
Mrs. NJ j. Sailors, icholson, Ca (for J.
Barnett) --------------------------- zoo
Miss Maggie Riding, Ladonia Texas ------ 100
Jno. w. Trice, ThOmastOn Ga. observation-disclosures LOO
Mrs. NJ. ]. Armor, Grovetown, Ga. 100
E. F. Young, Matthews, Ca (for J. F. Phil
Jackson Barnard, Glennville, Ga. ---------- 200
Miss Nancy Childs, Rt. 2, Canon Ga. ------ 100
Mrs. Johnnie TOWery, Messer Okla. -------- l 90
j. c. Vaughan, Ri /, Eastman, Ca ------- 100
Mrs. Belle Irwin, Farrar, Ca -------------- 100
John H. Keaton, Rt. 2, Winston, Ga. ------ 200
Mrs. n L. Wessinger 1850 Brinson St.,
Augusta, Ga. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 100
W. L. Morris, Rt 3, Blythe, Ca (for Mrs
Raburn) ------------------ ---------- $50
c. R. Williams Rt L. Winston, Ca - 200
Mrs. Fannie Carl, 1919 Broad Street, Au-
guSta, Ga ---------------- 100
John Showers, IS 10Th St. Columbus Ca : 100
Miss Matte Beverage Dabney Ark. ------ 100
Spencer Holder Quebec, Tenn. ------------ 200
Miss SaIlie Potter Sale Greek, Tenn. -------- 200
Hy. Stewart, Bingham, Ky. ---------------- LOO
Mrs Maggie L. Cook, Jacktown, Ky. -------- 200
Mr.. Moses Cooper, cree, n. G. 200
Minnie Eta Parham, Rt. 1, Bowman, Ga. - 200
Miss Oris Williford, BOWersville, Ca ------ 200
Fred Smith, Rt. 1, Bremen, Ga. ------------ 100
DR., E. R. May, Lincolnton, Ga. (for Mrs.
ScOtt) -------------------------- 200
Mrs Georgia Keaton, GlennvilIe, Ga. - 100
Miss Myrtle Jackson Hall, w. Va. ---------- 100
Total ------------ $500
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-04-06
MONTHLY STATEMENT

Our balance on hand, February 1st was SAG So
During February received $43.75, and paid
out $500, as per list below. This left a balance
March 1st $15.64.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1907-1917, 1911-04-06

We have received the following amounts this
week.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-10

J. H. Erwin of Cisco was in the
city this week.
Phone us for Genuine George
Creek Smithing Coal.-Snyder
Fuel Co.
f. G. Ainsworth Of Arab spent
Monday in town.
Get prices Of coal from Snyder
Steam Laundry before you buy.
] love my fried oysters, but oh
you half in the milk.-Elkin &
Brown Restaurant.
Will Scrivner moves to Big
Springs this week.
Get ready for a week of pleas
IRE when Angels come. It's a
good show and well worth your
patronage.
Mrs. j. c. Wilsford sells the
Marietta Stanley Goods, Sempra
Geovine Egyptian Face Powder
and other articles. Call at Wills
ford s Racket Store.
Bulk Garden seed at Freeland
& Templeton s.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-10


Miss Mary Grayum leaves for
Mineral Wells this week.
Make the Arcade your shop
ping place.
Walking turning plows sold at
great Observation-Disclosures &
Monroe.
DIR. Merrell of Ira was in Sny-
der on business this week.
Every day a bargain day at
Wilsford's Racket Store.
Charles Tolson of Fort Worth
was in the city this week.
Pure food groceries at Free
land g. Templeton s.
Wen pull off something inter
esting Monday at The Arcade.
Ben Coons left Thursday for
Sweetwater on business.
Anyone knowing themselves
indebted to G. G. Ebbersol please
call and settle at once.
Don I fail to see the boys work
shoes, size from 3 on up. Prices
$500 and up.-Davis e. Fellmy.
Mrs. Harpool left Friday tor
Fluvanna on a short visit.
Lots of good things to eat at
Freeland & Templeton 5.
FulliIove & Monroe handles the
Favorite and Champion Wind
Mills. Piping and Pipe fittings.
Call and see them for anything in
that line.
Monday is sales day at The
Arcade.
Rev Campbell Of Hermleigh
was in Snyder this week.
Come in and see our 1911 cloth
ing samples. Numerous lines to
choose from. Suits from $l2 up.
Davis & Fellmy.
Our dress goods and embroid-
cries are all in and we will be glad
to show the ladies Of Snyder and
vicinity through at any time. All
the latest novelties and prices to
suit the times.-Coates-COl
Alton Autry, editor Of the Ira
Echo, was in town Monady.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-10

If YOU need q pair of odd trous-
ers come to see MS and get just
what YOU want.-Davis & Fcllmy
Your for Tailor made Cloth
ine.-Davis & Fellmy
J.. +. Crowder of Abilene paid
our city a Short visit Friday.
4 big load of goods for -
cents Monday al Tie Arcade.
Club House Corn Beets. fresh
roasting ears. try a can Of Free
land & Templeton $
+. l.. Crowder and family N""
shopping in the city Monday.
Anyone knowing themselves
indebted to G.. G.. Ehhersol sal.
and settle at once.
Spring line of veil and bar pins
at ii. q. Towle Jewe.ry.
Seed sweet potatoes at Free
land & Templetou $.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-10
osteopathy

We make the boast that the
American School of Osteopathy
is the foremost therapeutic school
of the world.
1st 1t has the largest student
body.
2nd. No other school on the
globe has in its student body so
many graduates of colleges and
universities
Bird. No other school nor no
ohtre calling has attracted so
many -z4ese2SfH-f lbs 4leSS---t-f.
from other walks of life as has
Osteopathy
Having been treated and re-
ccived the benefits. and feeling
am interest In The welfare of their
fcIlowmen. they have left banks
quit teh law, deserted pulpits, re-
noUnced drugs. left farms and PEE
signed from government position,
to study this science and serve
their fe.lowman IN this great and
broad field of sacrifice
Call ON DR.. Farris on north side
of square for literature
Consultation and examination
free an the office.
Will call al your residence. TEL
eph0ne 2l2.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-10

Wonderful % cent values Mon
day at the Arcade.
Ed Scott of Post City was in
Snyder last week.
Five gallon keg kraut for Sl.1o
at Hamm & Leverett.
j. NJ. Morris of Abilene was IN
the city this week.
We have genuine George Creek
Smithing Coal.-Snyder Fuel Co.
r. Y. Hammond of Dunn spent
Monday in Snyder.
Oh, you fat Tebone steak with
eggs, 25c, and coffee to drink
with it.-Elkins & Brown Restau-
rant.
c. A. Davis of Abilene was in
the city this week.
Base Ball Goods at Freeland &
TempletOn.
Fish and Oysters every Tues
dey and Friday.-Elkin & Brown
Restaurant.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-10
The Snyder Ice, Light and Power
COMPANY

We wish TO call the attention
of the public to the fact that we
have incurred great expense in
adding high priced machinery to
both the Light and Ice Plant and
that we are now prepared to fur
nish better service than ever be-
fore, and on the 18th of this
month we will begin to supply ice
to the public.
We wish TO say our business
has been patronized and encour-
aged to such an extent that we
feel grateful and we will APP
preciate all that the public may
do in the way of encouraging our
efforts in the future, and we will
always endeavor to furnish
prompt and good service in order
that we may merit the patronage
that we desire. Very respt.,
Snyder lee, Light & Power Co.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-10
-~sonal and Local

/Sloan was in the city Mon
day.
We have the most up to date,
4 the best quality and the most
Reasonable prices on gets furnish
ing goods in the city.-Davis &
Fellmy.
| Everybody attend the % cent
sale Monday at the Arcade.
Sam Green of Ira has noved
to Snyder.
If you want the best kind mill
ON the market at Il reasonable
price see Fullilove & Monroe.
n James r. Welch & Co. have
v been identified with three fourths
of the transactions that have been
made during the past ninety days
If YOU have anything to sell why
not list il with the people that
are making sales, and if you wish
TO buy piece of land no matter
how large or small, they have
something that will suit you and
have some exceptional good bar
mpains. Go and, see them today,
tomorrow may be too late.
J. i. Hughes of Ira was in The
city Monday.
Fresh vegetables at Freeland
& T)mpleton s.
'llie Lesley left for Herm-
7. Friday.
I the coffee you can drink
25c order.-Ellin &
Obj IN Restaurant.
f. M. White of Hudd was III
town Monday.
Genuine George Creek Smith
ing Coal at Snyder Fuel Co.
Joe Golden of Canyon was in
town Monday.
Cash makes tender-loin steak
fry itself at the City Market.
Jasper Helms of Hudd was in
0town Monday.
Offices of the Texas Company
at the Owl Drug Store. Phone
221.-W. w. Nelson.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-10
- Jokira Abort u

We have go, Germ coming on
Clothing. d. you don G. Hc,ler.
It come and see. We are going to
sell them at q bargain Then o.-
sides this we have duck pants.
corduroy pants. cotton PANTS
mole skin pants. wool pants ano
nice Sunday pants and just got
I'M 100 pair pants the hes- in t1t
west for S2OO.-C9tor-ilodsol
Dry Goods Company
Collars and ties wd soN ana
other gents furnishings 600 nrm-
erous 20 mention ard shoes and
hats and Handkerchief and ary-
thing that viii ma q boy or man
from head 20 toot-Caion-lloa-
son Dry Goods Go.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-10

]. p. Billingsley was up from
Dunn Monday.
Just received car Of Golden
Crust Flour.-Hamm & Leverett'
w. A. johnson was in from his
ranch Monday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-10
osteopathy in Appendicitis

Has made a higher percentage
oil cures than any other system OF
practice ia this dreaded disease.
.hat Is becoming more and more
frequent.
The osteopath gives relief no
once and effects q permanent and
natural cure.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-10

Ben Ford and Ed Scott of Gail
were I'm town this week.
Don't Dee deceived. be sure that
ven are at the right place. stop
mt the house of hargains.-Wils-
ford Is Racket Store.
George Anderson OF Stamford
was in Snyder Tuesday.
Fresh garden seen at Hamm &
Levtrctt
Get some fish while they are
hot.-Eikins z Brown Restaurant
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-10
Notice

On account of the high price,
of cattle and bad collections
will from the 18th of March sell
for cash only.
Glen Bros.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-10

Remember that you take no
chances in trading with II. G.
Towle. Everything guaranteed
to be just as represented.
r, A. Miller of Abilene was in
the city this week.
White Wolfe Flour at Hamm &
Leverett.
Will Scrivner was in town
Monday on business.
Cash today, credit tomorrow at
the City Market.
Rhea Mcfarland Of Dunn spent
Saturday in Snyder.
Coal, Phone Snyder Steam
Laundry for best grade coal.
G. b. Clark went to Sweetwater
this week on business.
Don't fail TO see those notice
able Santa Fee Railroad Post
Card scenes, with many others
ut The Camera Studio. II. g.
TOwle's Jewelry store.
Mr.. Cole of Marlin is in the city
this week on business.
Monday night Bertha NJ. Clay S
Famous Novel, Beyond Pardon
by Angel S Comedians. A guar
anteed attraction.
Geo. Kemp Of Hermleigh was
in Snyder Monday.
Cash don't Domino" at City
Market.
i. c. Darby was up from
Hermleigh Monday.
Ladies' skirts in yoiles, Pana-
mas and fancy worsteds. 1t will
pay you to look at them before
making your purchases.-Coates-
Coleman Mercantile Company.
All the newest styles in foot
wear. velvet and kangaroo kid
slippers. The very latest in every
thing. Call and see them
Coates-C Coleman Mercantile Co.
Mrs. Carnes of Hermleigh was
the city this week.
Family washing &c per pound
all fiat work ironed at Snyder
Steam Laundry.
Mark Collum has gone to Knox
County on business.
j. f. Mcfarland of Dunn was
in Snyder Thursday.
Big line of school tablets at
Freeland & Templeton.
Rev. Ingram had business in
Hermleigh Thursday.
There was 67S brushes counted
ont of our window. Mr.. John
Wood guessed 677. He only took
a $3.50 brush for his premium
Grayum Drug Co., "The Rexall
Store. "
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Sci Lev
erett, a girl Tuesday.
Fall in line and follow the
crowds to the Arcade.
c. G. Chambers of Abilene was
in the city Thursday.
Buy coupon books at City Mar.
ket for cash and stop bookkeep
ing. You viii like it.
j. r. Williamson of West Point
was in town Thursday.
Try a sack of Golden Crust
Flour and you viii use no other
-Hamm & Leverett.
w. A. Kincannon is down Will
the laprippe this week.
\ good position is awaiting
YOU. Attend the Crescent Com
mercial College and prepare
yourself for it.
Rastus Matthews returned las
week from Fort Worth.
Cut out Sears & Robuck anC
Just as cheap.-The Arcade.
c. j. Baer OF Sweetwater wai
in the city Wednesday
It is your fault if you don
have good things to eat. Try
Freeland & Templeton.
ID. T. Davis Of Fluvanna went
TO Roscoe Wednesday.
Family washing &c per pound
all fat work ironed at Snyder
Steam Laundry
G.. $. Walker was in the city
this week on business.
osteopathy in Appendicitis
Has made a higher percentage
oil euros than any other system O
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-10
Notice

On account of the high prices
of and bad collections !
win the 18th of March sell
for only.
Ketner Bros,
Palace Market.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-10
Notice

On account of the high prices
of cattle and bad collections |
will from the 18th of March sell
for cash only.
l.. l.. Lincecum.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-10
Notice

Friends and Patrons, ] wish TO
call your attention to the fact
that ! am again interested in the
Elite Tailoring business at the
old stand, and / wish to assure
you that any patronage that you
may see ft to give MS will get the
best of attention, all that we ask
of you is to give us trial and if
you are not pleased il viii cost
you nothing. Call and see me or
Phone and we will send and get
your work.
S. T. Dozier. +
Elite Tailor Parlors, west side
square.
Wind NIillsl Wind Mills!
Wind Mills!!!-Fullilove & Mon
roe.
w. b. Dane of Fluvanna was
down this week ON business.
just received a new line of
gloves. They are the Empire, the
best made.-Davis & Fellmy.
Your appetite will remain good
! if You trade at Freeland 81 Tenn
! pleton S.
r. G. Anderson OF Colorado was
| visiting in Snyder Thursday.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-10

Light Crust Flour al Fr.li II,
& Tempieton S.