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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
BAPT|STS CLOSE
ANNUAL MEETING
Effort to Rearrange Pastoral
Fields More Compactly Is
Defeated
Especial 10 The Times Dispatch.

Special 10 The Times Dispatchl
Lancaster, Va. July 29.-The Rap
held its annual session this week with
Bethany Church, in northumberland
county. OF which the Rev. Il. L. Hard
castle is pastor. was organized by
eiecting the Rev. Wayland +. Dun.
away, y. D.. moderator: the Rev c.
Bradley clerk. and William Camp
bell treasurer. The Rev. S. B. Over
ton. Of King and Queen county. who
troductory sermon. was detained at
nome by sickness in his family. and
~ the request of the association. the
Rev. Mr.. Cammsck. associate editor
Of he Religious Herald. took his place.
ana preached fine sermon OH Tho
Larger Life"
i, Fi ny Of the nfty nine churches
! and the reports from nearly all the
churches were encouraging.
on the second day the Rev George
William Bealc. ~ n, Of WeStmorcland.
preached an able doctrinal sermon on
The Believers Baptism" which is TO
Herald
I'm animated discussion arose over
! resolution offered by Walter Ryland.
! of MiddicseY, that the association
should carry ont the recommended ton
Of the state Mission Roard by appoint
! churches III more compact pastoral
! heldH. Both sides presented able ar
( gUm"nts. but when tho vote was taken
J tho Baptists Of tho Rappahannock AS
! *ociuiion. true to their traditions of
! local self government and watchtul
| jealousy Of outside Interference or
| dlctation, voted down tho resolution
| by Il decided majority
Just before the close Of tho session
! attention was called to tho fact that
! INC I;ev, Alexander Fleet. OF King aud
! queen county. an old and honorcd mcm-
! ncT OF tho association, was III in q
! llrhinond hospital. Prayers were Of.
I lci'h Tor his recovery. and % sum of
| money. amounting 10 about $50. was
! raised and sent to him as a tribute Of
! rove ana esteem from his brethren In
| INC Rappahannock Association.
IN" nest meeting nj tho association
| WI DO held with Mathews Baptist
| Church. in Mathews county, heginnims
| on tuesday after tho fourth sunday in
| july lnl2
Tho Rcv. j r. Essen, of Middlcscx.
| waS appointed 10 preach tho doctrinai
| sermon ut the next meeting OF the
I association, Tho proceedings were
! Gharacterized by concord aud brotherly
| IpNc. Large crowds attended every
J Jay Tho weather was delightful, and
! INC hospitality of tho people Of the
: community unsurpassed In fact. IL
/ was remarked that the tables spread
tor dinner every day III the grove
/ around the church had never heen CUR
! phHsed for tho abundance and quality
! OF Tho good things they contained,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
May Not Rebuild Academy.

The rebuilding OF the Academy Of
Music. which was destroyed by FIRE
on April 20. is u question that is up
rermost in the mind Of the theatre
goer OF the city, but at present there
seems to be no way TO restore the play
house. The theatre was erected in
1905 by a company, which was formed
out of public spirit, rather than as
an investment, for the cost was too
heavy 10 mean return upon the
money paid out by the shareholders.
The company carried a debt OF about
$4,000 at the time of the fire. and
when this is settled the insurance will
leave only about $4,000, together with
the site at sixth and Main Streets, as
assets. Since the FIRE Il number of
conditions have arisen which seem to
preclude the ability of the company
To rebuild unless it Is done by pop
ular subscription. and 1t is not he
lieved that this could be accomplished
again after a lapse Of only a few
years. Il is certain that the city will
be without a playhouse this winter,
other than vaudeville.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
THREE DOCTORS
SEEK NOMINATION
snccial 10 rho Tlmes.pispatch.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Wynders. Va. July e9.-ln recent
stated that there arc three candidates
for the Republican nominu ton for the
llousc OF Delegates. and that they arc
all physicians. This recalls In mind
nection with the activity of physicians
for Legislative honors in the adjoining
counties of Nelson aud Amherst, where
for the first time in many years. no
doctors have entered the Democratic
primaries for tho House.
As far back as 1870 Nelson acquired
the habit of favorinG the country doc
tor for the Legislature. and from that
almost constantly In evidence. either
ms n winner or as an unsuccessful call
didate.
:, The late Dr. william I. Williams
secutively. Following him came Or.
a. r. Fitzpatrick, who died about three
years ago, and who had served SIX
terms. DR.. Fitzpatrick was first
skipped several terms, but was elect
cd again n number OF times In the
eighties. Ills last service was in the
sessions Of lSaI-1S9S and 1900 1907 lie
Everett, who served ono term. but
who was candidate several times be-
fore and since his election. Subse-
auent Ia his defeat ny DIR. Everett, Or.
TlNII'1lllCh. ,IHHur TWO unsuccessful
races. So ii will be seen that doctors
have been running for the House in
Nelson almost constantly since the
days OF Reconstruction. Conditions
have heon similar in Amherst. For
moro than n decade physicians have
represented that county in the House
OF Delegates.
DR.. II. b. Ware had three terms, hc-
ginning In 1915. He was succeeded
by Dr. H. Don Scott, who served two
terms. The present member, DR. II. S.
Myers. has served two terms. though
he is not standing for reelection.
There arc four candidates for the
House in Amherst this year. Three are
farmers, while one Is a lawyer. In
Nelson one lawyer and two farmers
arc running, but in both counties the
long established custom has been
broken, and no doctor appears in either
liSi
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
ROCKBRIDGE ALUM
A DELIGHTFUL RESORT
While Rest of Country Has Swcitcrcd,
Its Brcczcs iInvc Been Cool md
InriEorRtlDE.
Especial TO The Times Dispatch.l

Especial to The Times Dispa tch.
RockbridSc Alum Springs July "a
Tho Rockbridso Alum this year has
proven to be a most delightful resort
viewed with special reference to Its
mineral waters. it's select crowds Of
visitors. it's magnificent surroundings
and Its delightfully."- cool weather.
In contingent OF visitors this sum-
mer. as in previous summers, are re-
representatives. from old Virginia fami-
lies from Richmond, Lynchhurg, Nor
folk. Petersburg, Danville, Charlottcs-
Vile stanton Lexington. and else
where in Virginia, and from Washing
ton. Baltimore. Philadelphia and New
York. from North and South Caro-
lima, kentucky and other States.
Situated in a wild section of coun-
try, with mountains and hills, valleys
and cultivated fields. stretches Of
sward and beautiful driveways, the
RockbridGc Alum is delightful place
for quiet and reposc; and yet within
easy reach by rail or automobile of
the Natural Bridge, Goshen Pass and
Lexington, whore sleep tho remains of
Robert Il. Lee and Stoncwall Jackson
and tho scat of Washington and Lee
University and Virginia Military In.
stitutc.
During tho recent heated term, while
tho country was swelterinG with the
thermometer around the hundred
mark in many cities and country
places. this resort was cool and pleas
ant. The thermometer hero never
registered above 81 degrees during the
day. and the nights have been so
pleasant as to require blankets.
Golf links. pool rooms, bowling al
leys. bathing pool, dancing and tennis
offer diversion to the visitors.
Beginning August LIST. the summer
school Of tho Virginia Military Insti-
tute Will continue here for a month,
under the direction OF Major r. Bar
clay Poaguc of tho faculty, assisted
by other instructors. Thirty or more
cadets are expected To attend. Their
presence Will add much to the gaiety
of tho place and Rockbridge Alum
will! be unique in having more young
men than young women.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

whites Conditions during tho past
few years have become such that this
park. onc of the prctticst in the South.
has been given up almost exclusively
to negroes. The city also owns large
park site in Rivcrmont. which over
looks tho James River. which would
then IL is believed. he opened as It
public park. being used now as the
city nursery. where shade trees arc
grown for tho streets. 1t Is expected
that tho park for the colorcd people
can he opened by spring, for II Is al
ready well provided with natural shade
and can he made to be thing of
beauty.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

Large cans Grated Pineapple,
Large cans Peeled Apples, 3
Shoe Peg Sugar Corn. can. SC
Large cans Mustard Sardines,
>, . cans Csc
Try our Peeled Asparagus, can. 10c
Vienna Sausage, can .......... SC
cans Campbell's Baked Beans. Csc
Finest Pork Sausage, lib. can,
15c for 2-lb. cans. Csc
Brookdale or Eagle Canned
Asparagus 19c
cans Tomatoes for soup. 1Oc
Winner Brand Condensed
Van Camp Pork and Beans,
per can, &c, lac and. .1Bc
lib. cans Pure Apple Butter. &c
Peerless Evaporatcd Milk, can. &c
Virginia Pride Roasted Coffee,
lid. papers 2lc
We give 1c for signature on each
package Virginia Pride Coffee.
Cracker Jack Roasted Coffee,
regular 60c cans, now. .4Sc
lib. cans Gold Medal Coffee,
Java and Mocha BIC
Dunlop's Best Patent Flour.
SIC bag; or, per barrel. SIS. 90
Fresh Country Butter, h.. :. 25c
3 plugs Reynolds Sun-Cured
Peach and other brands
Chewing Tobacco for. :. Csc
We are selling old Rye and
Corn Whiskey, quart. SOC
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
MEN ARE CHARGED WITH
ILLEGAL LIQUOR SALES
tsneciel Ito. The Times plsnateh.l

ISneCItI 70, nc Illnes DIsnltch.J
Tazcwcil. Va, July 29.--Stcve Mon
ych and Paul Justice, white men. Were
arrested near Cedar Bluff to-day by
Sheriff Hartman. of Tazewcll. and De-
putty Sheriff Bandy, Of Baptist Valley,
for retailing LIQUOR without "A license.
Thirty empty heor crates and small
amount of whiskey were found on the
premises whore they were arrested.
They are in the custody of the county
authorities here. who arc holding them
in default Of 81 600 bail bond each
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
Finest Country Cured Smoked

Finest Country Cured Smoked
Bacon, per lib. ....... .15c
Libby's Veal Loaf, already pre-
pared, can .14c
Libby's Soups, any flavor, can. SC
Pottcd Ham or Tongue, can dc
Libby's Finest Roast Beef, can tic
Finest Early June Peas, can. 1215c
Libby's Best Lunch Tongue,
per can, 18c and. ....... SOC
Salnda Geylon Tea, pkg, 1Oc,
l5c and ............. 25c
Large cans Red Seal Lye, regu-
lar l0c size, now. sc
Finest City Meal, peck 80. 23c
bars Domino Toilet Soap. Csc
Golden Grown Syrup, qt. cans &c
Finest Talcum Powder, reau-
lar 10c can, now. SC
8 pkgs. Finest Chewing Gum. .25c
Grape Nuts or Postum, pkg. .12c
Good Salt Pork, h.. 49,. SC
Fresh Cooked Ham. Id. +. -. .121lc
Very Good Lard, Id. Ice
Small Country Hams. ID. Zoe
Pure Lard
SID. cans ................. 3Sc
5-lb. cans 63c
lV-io. cans ............... 70
Fresh Smoked Tongues, h.. zoe
O-So-Good Goldfish, already
prepared for use, can. &c
Clipped Beef, can ....... SC
New pack Oil Sardincs, can. &c
Chef Brand Herring Roe, large
CdnS ................. lie
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
park for colored fscopie.

The Finance Committee .of .the city
Council is at work on a;.Tpposltion
loon...g to the purchase To{. ~ plot of
land =. the negro section df.the city,
which is designed for ,pn6lic park
for tho colored people of the, city.
When this is brought about. IL is the
purpose of the city fathers to mako
beautiful Miller Park exclusively for
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

10c bottle Root Beer, makes 5
GALLONS, only ....5c
Concord or Square Brand
MIX, can $500. ....... &C
Delatour Ginger Ale, good as
imported, 10c bottle; per
uoLen ................ SLID
Good 4-Strine Broom $50. zoe
IS bars Forest City Laundry
Bottled Beer, dozen .55c
Quart bottles California Claret
Glib. Jar Homemade Pre-
Duffy's Malt Whiskey, large
2 pkgs. SC Lump Starch Tor. .25c
Branded Peaches, 2 bottles. .25c
Witch Hazel Toilet Soap, 3 for. 10c
Peanut Butter, jar .........9 &c
Quart Jars Mustard .1Oc
Beaufont Ginger Ale, dozen. .S1.00
Freezing Salt for ice cream,
peck .IOc
Half barrel New N. C. Roe Her
ring, $500; or, per dozen Zoe
lbs. Best Lump Starch. Csc
Good summer drink-Walk-
er's Finest Grape Juice,
1-pint bottles, 23c; 1-quart
bottles. Observation-Disclosures. 45c
Finest BARTLETT Pears, in large
glass jars, two jars. ...... Csc
New Cut Herrings, half bar
Barrels, s4.a5; or, per dozen Toe .ioe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

while another would experience "a light
precipitation. or none at all. Tho rains
In the counties around the city havo
been distributed generally in the same
manner
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
.ArnOId-Simpsou.

Especial 10 Tho Times Disratch.l
fredericksburg. Va. July 2a.--Chris-
torher c. Arnold and Miss Mollie
simpson. both of this city, were mar
ried in Washington Friday.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

Jeo Ice Cream Powders, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DC /
California Smoked HAMS small large, .11Hc
Best American GRADUATED Sugar Ib.. .........515cI
Small Swift Premium Hams, Observation-Disclosures. 19c
ontepella Sugar-Cured Hams SMALL h.. 18c
Dung spring chickens, 18c
large Juicy Lemons, dozen 18c
Fresh Virginia Comb Honey package. 15c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

Absolutely Pure Virginia Cider Vinegar gallon Csc
Pure Leaf Lard, lb.. lie
Fresh Nearby EGGS, dozen 19c
Green, Black or Mixed Tea 6Oc kind, .40c
Alaska Salman, large cans ....................1 2c
California Lemon Cling Peaches, ........ 25c
Finest Breakfast Bacon, h. 18c
Peerless Evaporated MILK can, &c and &c
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30

Best Switzer Cheese, per lib. zoe
Is bars Strap Soap for. .25c
Snow Flake Patent Family
Flour, 29c bag; or, per bar
Eei ...... .S4.50
Good Hay, per 100 lbs. .S1.25
Nice Fat Mackerel for. Csc
lib. cloth sacks Best Carolina
5-lb. pals Homemade Pre-
Swift's Pride Soap, regular Sc
seller, now bars for. .25c
Finest SHREDDED Cocoanut, lib. .13c
Mothers or Quaker's Oats,
per pkg. Observation-Disclosures. &c
Extra Fine 5-Strinc Brooms. Csc
Mason Porcelain Lined Jars,
quarts, 55c; a gallons. -. zoe
Quart bottles Salad Oil .2Oc
Full Cream American Cheese,
per ID. l8c or u lbs for -. Csc
Si.00 bottles Old Fulchcr
Whiskey ........... .75c
bars Life Buoy Soap. .25c
Genuine Imported italian Olive
OIL, pint cans .40c
. bars Domino Best Toilet Soap Csc
Carolina Rice. perllb. SC
lib. pkg. Finest MaCcaruoi. .7c
Fresh Soda Crackers and Gin
ger Snaps. per lb. 49,. SC
Good Cracked Corn for chick
ems, per peck .22c
6 bars Octaeon Soap for. Csc
Pillsbury or Gold Medal Flour,
39c bag; or, per barrel. Sc. 10
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-07-30
Objects of the Club

Richmond proposes work for tho ra; - Il
plane the advertising advertising and T
the will
time time preach the gospel OF advertising Bring ady,; @
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-24
Illinois Farmers Cautious

j. c. Russell, President OF the
Commercial National Bank re
turned Saturday morning from
various Illinois points where he
spent two weeks on land business.
Mr. Russell brought two eastern
millionaires back to West Texas
with him and sold them twenty
thousand acres Of land.
"The farmers Of Illinois are
greatly interested in and favor
ably inclined toward West Texas
lands" he said, "but they are a
little afraid to let go their dollars
for investments out this way
However, much prospecting is be
inc done and look for a general
immigration of farmers OF the
North and Northwest to Texas
Abilene Reporter.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-24
QAlYqllg0llIVlYQ I'D Wv NAsVl5EV wv w o
l. c. AL
NOTICES.
ICGGE
g'gg9GG@
sherif's Sale

Notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of a certain execution IS
sued by the Justice of the Peace
of the Justice Court Of Scurry
County on the 2Sth day Of Nov,
1910. in certain cause wherein
r. c. Davis. w. w. Davis and j.
C. Davis. composing the firm of
Davis Bros. plaintiffs and d. Hol-
comb, defendant, in which cause
Judgment was rendered on the
2sth day of No, 1910, in favor
of the said plaintiff against said
defendant for the sum of Fifty
Six and $500 dollars, with inter
terest thereon at the rate Of III
per centum per annum from date
of Judgment, together with all
costs of suit, / have levied upon,
and will. on the first Tuesday IN
April. 1911, it being the 4th day
of said month, at Snyder within
legal hours, proceed to sell for
cash TO the highest bidder, all the
right. title and interest OF d.
Holeomb in and to the following
described personal property, lev.
| led upon as the property oil y
| Holcomb, to-wit: d,
South out Of the west one-halI
of section 152, block 81, l2S acres
and out of section lsl block
southeast of said section "a by
65 2-lO varos levied on as Tho
property of ID. Holcomb to satis
| fv the within Judgment and al
costs.
The above sale to be made ~
me TO satisfy the above describe
Judgment for fifty six and 9o-lO
dollars in favor of Davis Bros
2 together with the cost of said sul
: and the proceeds applied To tn
satisfaction thereof.
j. b. BOZ IS,
= Sheriff ScurTy County, IeNa
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-24
viii Close at Gas P. M.

Snyder. March 2l.-We the I'M
dersigned merchants of Snyder,
Texas. do herby agree to close
our respective places OF business
at GAS D. m. each day of the
week. except Saturday, begin.
ming on the 1st day of April, and
continuing until September the
LIST. 1911:
SNYDER Grocery Company, Den
son 4 Smith, Mccullough Hard
ware Co.. b. c. Davenport, w. f.
galloway & Co., Curry & Taylor,
Lowe & Leath, j. c. Wilsford, j.
Y Stewart & Son, T. l.. McMil-
liam Mercantile Company, Nor
can Bros. Mac w. Weaver, Davis
Bros. Coates-Coleman Merean-
tile Co.. G. c. Cowling, Davis q
FeIlmy. ID. E. Banks, j. }. Hunt
er. C. Nation & Son, wagon ON
Darby & Son, Harpole & Quinn
Westbrook & Co., W. A. Bynum
wagon Off, J. II. Sears & Co., )
ID. Boyd, Hamm & Leverett free
land & Templeton, The Arcade
AD. Dodson, S. r. Fickas, lwag
ON Off, Caton-Dodson Dry Goods
Co.. Stokes & Ely, Except under
taking). Joe Strayhorn, FulllloV'
& Monro.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-24
sherif,s Sale

Notice is hereby given, that by
virtue of a certain execution is
sued BY the Justice Of the Peace
of the Justice Court of Scurry
County on the 9th day Of Feb,
1911 i'm certain cause wherein
! s Golden. plaintiff and d. Hol-
comb defendant, in which cause
n Judgment was redered ON the
9th day of Feb, 1911. IN favor
of the said plaintiff against sand
defendant for the sum of one
hundred sixty dollars with inter
terest thereon at the rate of 10
per centum per annum from date
of Judgment. together with aii
costs of suit, ! have levied upon
and will. ON the first Tuesday IN
Apri. 1911. it being the 4th day
of said month, at Snyder within
legal hours. proceed TO sell for
cash TO the highest bidder. all the
right title and interest OF -.
Holcomh in and 10 the following
described personal property lev
led upon as the property oil y.
Holcomb. towit:
South out of the wes' one-haii
of section l52. block o. l2s acres
and ont of section Isl block :
southeast of SAID section - nS
| 65 2-1O varos levied on rs th'
property of ID. Holeomo to satis
\ fv the within Judgment and al
costs
The above sale TO BE- made p,
me 10 satisfy the above descrlne'
Judgment for one hundred SIX.
II dollars in favor Of J. $. Golden
together with the cost lot salo s9.
and the proceeds applied to ih
satisfaction thereof.
j. b. B0LES.
sheriff Scurry County, Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-24

.ri,5li,g r. needs thinning out
5..
40" "'IN'''s
The best lettuce LOT '"''. .'''
is the common curly kind Head
lettuce will Doc found better for
l....,. sovipg
nv, 49,. Fr. biqbt Inn near OPP
.I $50 .,,.. f,. bIisft.d limbs
= .....,..I i-.bss b.low where
.i;,.I,+ .bo,rs
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-24
Poultry Notes

You cannot get something for
nothing in the poultry business
You must put something into the
hens if You expect them to lay a
full egg basket If the hens have
not abundance of good range 1t
will he necessary to feed them at
least twice daily in their yards
and houses.
Roup is a dreaded winter dis
ease among poultry. The way to
prevent it is to have dry poultry
houses protected from severe
storms and give the fowls plenty
of fresh air TO breathe while on
the roosts. without drafts. Roup
is a contagious disease, and when
one fowl contracts the disease re-
move her from the rest OF the
flock.
Air TO feed the hens a well bal
anced ration. An exclusive veg
etable ration is almost sure to be
TOO low in protein, and animal
matter is rather too low in carbo-
bvdrates BY feeding some
Green cut bone with corn and 9th
er grains the ration will be fairly
well balanced
1t has been said that a healthy
dry hen cannot be frozen to death
Her coat of warm feathers pro
tects her. For this reason IT is oil
more importance to have "a dry
noultrv house than a warm one
| Keen out rain and dampneSs' pro.
vide plenty of shelter.
| Ducks are nervous creatures
and will often lose much flesh on
account of their nervousness al
NIGHT n one becomes trlgnjeh
ed he soon starts the entire pen
into a stampede. Avoid mus ID.
Keeping lantern burning a
In the poultry business the ann
steur or beginner viii Away
ind the expert on faucier wi'Iin'
to oive counsel and advice o'
cause all poultry fauciers are el
. fbusiasts and delight IN seem
every one who engages m tne '"'
mess succeed.
To read about the care d
fowls i'm detail makes 1T seer
mite a lot of workout when ono
-, Won get started and give go,
poultry the same care YOU do or
/. er stock there is nothing ON /.
v farm that viii pay as well Iof '.
money invested.
t, Am essential i'm the hen $ con
fort i'm cold weather rs O. no. },
. where mo- drafts are ielt Wn
! van are repairing the chicl'
y house bauk it mp well ON the ou
= side and If the floor is of earl
. make sure to have 1t higher i
siSe than the ground without
n N vou have raised a good ere
- lof OATS this year feed some
= Them 10 the hens lt is the he
:, Kind of food for laying men
= Tbev won't get too fat ON oa'
= Won don't need TO have tne o'
/, threshed tor the hens, they w
- 10 the threshme themselves ai
- r. win be good exercise for th'
} The proper way 20 Nii .u
. kew is TO tie it's feet togcther.h"l
Z an a pole. then cut Che throat ai
+, sIlow 70 bleed freely. Dry pl,
leaving head and wings ON. q
III IN. picking dip m hot water a.
= then i'm cold. This will give U
! skin a fresher look.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-24
Notice Tax PAYERS

Those who have not paid Their
state and county tax for 1910
sbonld do so at once and save an
.ofher cost. The 1910 report must
he made in April and tax execu,
tion will have to be made on all
nnnaid taxes at that time.-W
NJ Curry, Tax Collector.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-24
Orchard and Garden

To keep them bearing "'
rooseberries need pruning every
wear. ..
Pruning peach trees ai,tI
l,loom drops is one way OF thih.
ming out the fruit
For extra early cahhase -
EARLY Jersey Wakefield seed
Deep blowing for poia,,og,'
makes a better seed bed than sn'i
low blowing. .
If the rhubarh groves ranN ans
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1911-03-24

Pork and Beans
is a dish that can be SPOILED by
Door pork Ours is thoroughly
sound and sweet and can be re-
lied upon to improve any dish OF
which it is a part.
Choicest Meats Only
are sold here. Even the most ex-
pensive cuts are from prime beef
and are tender, toothsome and
nutritious. Dc your marketing
here each week and both your
table and pocketbook viii be the
better for il. We also make a
speciality of Link Sausage which
Dlqases our customers very much.
THE PALACE MARKET
Kener Bros. Props
North Side Snyder, Texas
ANDERSON HOTEL
Snyder Popular Hosiery
EAT WITH US
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J.. Anderson,
PrOprietors
West Bridge ST.. Snyder Texas