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that the coumTy returned the Republi- eaI paTIy to power ill 1908, believing that a downward revls on of the tar If would fellow; that instead there was an increase; and that the efforts Cf the Democratic representatives, commissioned ;n the cause of lower duties, have been thwarted by the Re- publican admins, ration; the only leg ca5 conclusion is that the people will place the Democratic party in full power in order that their man. dates may be faithfully executed. Tire Democratic gain in the electoral col lege through the new appcw, ionment will be less no mat erial than that of the Republicans.
 Unity in the Republ can ranks would make the result much closer, but 1t would not spell Republican victory this year. The forces of High Tariff are badly.,d sorganized and not, alone from the Roosevelt bolt and the for nation of the third party. The di- vision y of theS. Republican party is gratifying to loyal Democrats. In E they see ircreased major.ties for their candidate Bus to say it is their enly hope for success is to repudiate the splendid tighst that lfas been wag- ed Under. tse ts stffaip If fer Revenue On ly" bannefs .a5id tke. determined as sault that has. been made on the Pow CTS of ; Pillage, Z saz:..s.1. ..s
 Th py2ospesls .the the. Democratic party ssWiils he5 crow ihisetk twth success n Novhhiib55T aed. We are not possessed of an "only hope The extent to which the Republican pa1ty has been divided by the Roose- velt secession" IS not tn only Nhihs upon which our victory depends.
 We will win unless something un- foreseen happens. But it must be borne m mind that eternalvi gilance k the price of success. The Democrats who should be working in the ranks instead of loafing must shake oIl their luhargy. The furds needed t, carry on the campa gn must be North coming.
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ing order, make any speeches in the interest of Romanst Rogoski's, candi- dacy for Little Rock mayoralty hon- ors?''
 This paper is not authorized by Monsignor Lucey to answer this ques- ton, but The Southern Guardian would naturally suppose that he will not for the reason that the Monsignor would not undertake to tell the voters of Little Rock how to vote on purely local issues.
 For the very same reason it would seem proper for the Wilmot Doyle to allow the people of this city the priv ilege of electing whom they please to fill the various city offices, reserving his advice, concerning municipal af- fairs, for the people of his home town.
 If this man Doyle is as well known and enjoys the respect and confidence Of the people of Wilmot as Monsignor Lucey is known and respected in Pine Bluff, then will he keep quiet about Little Rock and look to the welfare and upbuilding of Wilmot, granting to the people everywhere the right and privilege of worshiping God as they please, whether the head of the church to which they belong lives iii Rome or Jerusalem.-Little Rock Southern Guardian.
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MT. Cole, arrived in the city yester- day morning and proceeded at once into the country to collect specimens Of corn, cotton, etc., for the Cotton Belt exhibit car. This car contains exhibits of products from lands con- tiguous 70 the Cotton Belt in Arkan- sas Texas and Missouri, and is sent each year into the rural districts of Northern and Middle states. The Cotton Belt exhibit is independent of the Wheels train.
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Hero of Port Arthur
 Wants Teeth Buri:d
General Count Nogi Willing For Med
 fcaI College Tc Get Body.

Tokio, Sept. 1.-The will of Gen.
 eral Count Mauresuke Nogi, who, with h's wife, the Countess Negi, committed suic de at the moment the bedy cf the late emperor was started or is journey to tta tomb, was pub lished here Monday. The Japanese warrtr says that he follows the em- iperor because his services are no longei, requ red in this world. He had etten sSsught t2' d|Ee,f;he adds, and chose as the occas on for his de parture from this life the present na- tional calmity under which the coun. try is laborng.
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MORE WILSON BUTTONS
 ARE PURCHASED HERE
THE GRAPHICS WIN WITH WlL. SON BUTTONS GONTINUE TO
 GROW IN POPULARITY.
Fund Has Reached $t31.--Tlree More Democrats Added to List
 Yesterday.

The Graphic's Twin With Wilson" buttons still continue to grow in popularity. Three more were pur- chased yesterday by loyal Democrats, who added their names to the dollar campaign sfund honor roll, bringing the Graphics total up to $131. Those who gave to the fund yesterday wore E. D. Russell. Captain J. w. Rag land and A. F.; Dreyfus. Each was pr9vided with Win With Wilson hutton. E
 0n Monday night the Graphic sfor- walded check to National Gopinjt. Y han W. M. Kavanaugh, at Little zk, for $57 with list of the fifty,
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IF CONSTIPATED OR
 BILIOUS" -"lCASCARETS"
No BiliGusness, Headache, Sick. Sour Stomach, Indigestion, Coated
 Tongue or Constipation.

Furled Tongue, Bad Tas,e, Indigcs- ten, sallcw ck and MiiTable Headaches come from torpid liver snI cloggsd bowels, which cause your stomacl to become filled w.eh und : gesi,od flfod, wlIich sourS and fer ments like garbage m will barrel Thatr the first step 10 unte d IL, ery-!rd ce:is II, ui 1ssl..+.
 orcata, ye ow !. !, i. Dlc al eve: y5t}linG l. {; is | Tr:bie and 1at; tii,s A rstcaret enisht vii {. your tonst pa, cd oovc , .
 rs rs S eiga,c-' soa 4us b. m-rning. They work while you sle' "a l0-ocnt box from your druggist will keep you feel ng good for months. Millions of men and women take a Cascaret new, and then to keep their stomacia, l yer and bowels regu.a cd, and ,ueyerst tknow miss Table moment. Dent forget the chi1iren-;helr lit tle ins: des need a good, gentle cleans ing, tee.
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THE PETITION
 MISSTATED FACTS
w. X. Matthews Says Belt Did Not Strike Man Who Was Killed
 at His Mill :
Pine Bluff, Ark, Sept. IT, 1912. Pine Bluff Daily Graphic,

Pine Bluff, Ark, Sept. IT, 1912. Pine Bluff Daily Graphic,
 City. ;4a
 Dear MT Editor::-We note in your issue of yesterday, you referred /. to suit having sbeen filed against us for s25,o0O for the kilings of Lutfier Manning at our. mill sometime ago, and wish to correct the si iatemdn int made in the petition that he 7. was struck and killed by sas bIokena, belt, this being untrue tlgsgl s1|se $ a. t:olg9eas the, belt, < h fks hian neither did *.It.te enle y M s $ }; neA Ar striking tihil, fRaess facts fe ssS gto jumpea from as ttsble. pn,ss shaeh lie was stanlng to. her t1;ihlss A%t hads a very, y, aliS $ iI $ 1H d4- ing chs hi q < |' sippeff and tilree oss lfrEtedt to the ground upon his head, break ing his neck. Had he remained at the machine which he was operating he would not have been hurt, as tho belt could not have struck him. ! Now this statement is true, and we are sure that Dr. Williams, the cor oner, who held the inquest and exam ined the witnesses, will take pleasure in verifying it as being absolutely true.
 Thanking you in advance for the correction, we remain.
 Yours very truly,
 w. A. MATTHEWS X CO.,,
 By w. A. Matthews.
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WILL OPPOSE JANE
 ADDAMS ON THE STUMP

New York, Sept. 17.-Miss Wlllett Kershaw, founder of the professional women's branch of the Women Wilson and Marshall League, an nounced that she intends to take the stump against Miss Jane Addams, oi Chicago. who set out to tell the work ing people how much Colonel Roose- welt nroposes to do for them.
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A TEXAS WONDER


 Tho Texas Wonder cu'es ;.. ars and bladder troubles, remoV.ns ,.n6 vel. cures diabetes, weak ano ,..ssa. v. backs, .rheumatism, and all ,1adsss| ,ls ,arities of the kidneys anu un.sulats1| of both men and women. hssu ', rDt| bladder troubles in chllor.n' ,,, ,e sens sold by your druggists "n W. m 0ne| by mail on receipt of s,,o'' as.. trst1 small bottle is two moaln aa.r,ect, ment and seldom falls ni.1. = frul rurs. Gskd for testlmuDw u W Hal tisa' se1 Other states: .. r; W, Mo. soI iassp Olive street. St. l0al'' m Io-1s- bys drugaists,
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CLASSIFICATION OF TEalHEh"

Little Rock, Sept. 17.-supt. oOs' reports .that tao 10,175 school 'ss.l q
 CTS. in the state are classified a' ls " lows, according to grade: 'sta's s. N professional, BIT; first grade Ms,s s,s 2,399; females a,5so; total 4'sSa' sss N ond grade, males, 1,72S; females ,ss K 04o; total .3,7eS; third grade p' ,; IA; females, 651; total l'V'9'3
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WHY ALL THIS NONSENSE.

Editor E. "Jay" Doyle of the Will mot Weakly asks this silly question:
 Twill Monsignor Lucey, of Pine Bluff, the priest who prayed the Ark ansas Asinine Association into work
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"Bill' Taft hasn't very much to say these days. He has apparently come to the conclusion that Woodrow Wilson has the floor for some time to come,
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Warranty Deeds.

Warranty Deeds.
 Jas. R'dgel to Jce Ella Bishop, lot 8, block ''E", Wagino C.ty, $25.0O.
 Hudson & Smarf to Lucille Sanders, lots l6, block S1, College Heights Ad- >d tion, $50.O0.
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Governor Wilson ought to shatter all hand-shake records on his pres ent campaign trip.
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And the Big Bull Moose continues to spit fire and emit volumes of smoke along, the Pacific.
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----O%O-

People are beefing about the high price Of beef-and some have quit beefing altogether. Help!
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Our new hotel building is assuming quite definite proportions, dontcher- know.
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Now that the 'smuffler ordinance' has been passed by the city council we will await it's enforcement.
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Remember the Maine-election. It must not happen that way in Mo- vember.
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Must have Eeen that the hobDle skirt held the suffragists back i'll
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seven Democrats who COntrlbuted VI the dollar fund and received buuoll at this office. The Graphic had pre''| iously sent $71 to Mir. Kavanaugh ans1 the original prediction that this papsl| would be instrumental ill dlsposlhs M POO or moro Twin With Wilson Ous tons to aid the Wilson, Marshall cani1 paign fund will be realized. US, ,hs',4 CT to late to do good. If you navy not contributed your dollar do ss now for the National Committee X in need of funds and every don'' added to- what it already has liaA'', just a little bit more. x Previously reported ....,......,....9iAos, \. Captain J. w. Ragland..,,.,,-, is, ', E. D. Russell ...............,..-.-.---::''' X A. F. Dreyfus ....................-' " ra., $1S10l
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GATHERING PRODUCTS
 FOR EXHIBIT CAR w. R. Beattie, agricultural agent for the Cotton Belt, and his assistant,
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The hockey days are here.
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Win with a Wilson button.
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l For M |Arrestd }, E,Mss.i-I kllls, NegT b Lincoln |
 wer NIurd( lua.il lebau Isriff Edg| krest ed .Jo | lis swanted| R an ind ! murder il 1t was e \ morn ng As eaunty| | II of Sher | ", who
 l Yesterdd ! the pr sd Ing to thu & wife u ! their ho l this, veal |h's f me 1 te's court 1 injuries |Ved fatal
 ] has be.e| 2 an india
 nst h m
 talld jury
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One Fourth Of a Cent a Dav Per Thousand Insures You In one of the largest Company's Writing Accident Insurance in the world. Let us tell you more about this policy.
 R. H. M. MILLS & SONS
 303-3N Citizens Bank Bldg.
 Phone 29.
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|us 2; Lou  EIndiana,ipol ke-St. Paul
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Issued Every Morning Except Monday
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
Letter to,Lot Purchasers
DEAR SIR:

beSnydrD ydopm
umd and day until
he s
in market 1
well
into
o
Thscntdh
ocompe n
in the profits
Of r
muc like the
the
sandIha puts
mhtc ndos o g.
lie
san W
the yderonn
Interested and
furnish
WILDE found
ohae
hest hes a m
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
Successful Farming.

Messrs. Jim and George Pagan.
two successful young farmers OF the
Lone Wolf country were in sny-
der Monday and paid the Signal a
friendly call.
They are men who take a praeti-
cal view Of the business condltiona
and they say that they are going 20
diversity in crop growing and DO
their best toward a reduction Of ne
cotton acreage.
Il will be easy for them to diver
sify. for they have already been de-
ing Il and have the actual proof Of
the value OF Il. They raise feed
enough to keep their stock and pro-
duce their pork and now have their
supply OF meat and lard stored away
besides having an abundance OF fine
fruit put up from their own orchard
and now they can live ALMOST indie
pendent OF the meat trust or any
other combination.
They are practical hortIculturists
a. well az farmers and cultivate their
trees intsihgehtly and can always
depend on getting fruit crop mn
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
Relensed ON Bail.

Frank Irwin who is charged with
numbering Bug Sampson and pain
fully wounding Dick during a serious
shooting ARRAY on the night of De-
cember 10 at the home OF Bob Good
rum. near the Double Mountains has
been released by the Stonewall Co.
officials on S275O bail to await the
action OF the grand jury next year.
FOR the murder case Twins bond
was set at two thousand dollars and
for shooting Dick. an assault to mur
der at S750.-Kent County News.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
Three First Days.

Today is First Monday, the first
day OF the month the year. antaoinun
day OF the month the first Month of
the year and according TO part OF the
world the first day OF the week.
There have been lots of people In
town. some TO sell cotton. some with
feed some to trade horses, but most
OF them to see the people The quail
ity OF stock offered here today are
in good condition and show up well.
The day Of the bucking broneho is
about gone and the lank. lean sage
tail pony has almost been relegated
and good blooded American stock
constitute the rule.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
A TEXAS WONDER.

, The Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder troubles. removing gravel,
cures diabetes. weak and lame backs,
rheumatism. and an irregularities Of
the ESdnevs and bladder trouble in
children. II not sold BY your druggist
will be sent by mail on reco'pt.ot 81, 90
Ose small hottie il two months treat.
ment and seldom fails TO perfect cure
DR.. =. W Hall. 1926 Olive street, -.
Louis, No. send Tor Texas testiinsnials
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
NEGROES FLEE
FROM MULDROW
Following Lynching OF Wilbur Tur-
ner for Murder and AS
sault.

Muskogee, Oklahoma Jan. Fol-
lowing the lynching of Wilbur Tur-
ner for the murder of George Ca
son and an assault on Mrs. Cason, the
negroes have been warned to keep on
the streets OF Muldrow, where the
lynching occurred and out OF Salli-
law, the county seat.
There has been no demonstrations
whatever since the lynching occur
red.
No efforts have been made thus far
to determine who composed the mob
that lynched the negro.
The crimes for which Turner was
lynched were committed on satur
day.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
,aRY COUNTY---PRESENT
AND PROSPECTIVE VIEW
Brief Review of Material Growth and Evidences OF Future
Possibilities Homes for Thousands in Easy
Reach Grand Opportunities for Civic
and Social independence.

a model new opera house, railroad
buildings, three splendid brick school
buildings, oil mill, planning mill, cleo
trio light and power plant and nu-
merous other business concerns
places Snyder far up to the head OF
the list OF progressive cities and had
crop conditions been more favorable
there is no knowing how much
further the list might have been ex-
tended.
The city has grocery stores, b
drug stores. Z large dry goods stores
2 furniture stores. 2 gents furnish
ing stores, 3 hotels 3 banks, bar
Der shops, 3 grain and commission
houses, 2 large lumber yards, six
hardware. machinery and implement
houses, one planning mill.
Several restaurants and tailoring
establishments and numerous other
commercial and Industrial concerns
The Baptists, Methodist, Presby-
terrain. Christian and Protestant Epis
copal churches are all thriving.
The Llasons. odd Fellows. knights
of Pythias and Woodmen all have
good lodges and the morals of the
people attract favorable comment
from all vino make a study OF con
dilons.
The same conditions prevail in
other parts of the country proper
tional to the population.
There are AZ schools In the
county outside of Snyder with f'tly
two teachers and a scholastic popu-
lation Of nearly 5000.
The towns of Dunn, Hermlaieh
Knapp, Fluyanna, Dermott, Camp
Springs and Arab are all thriving
places surrounded by fine farming
and stock raising territory. All have
good schools, successful merchants
progressive farmers and moral, en-
lightened and honorable people.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
VIII Aid the Farmers

FIT. Worth Texas, Jan. THE
Commercial Secretaries and Business
Mems Associations has Joined in the
movement inaugurated by the Far
mer's Union for the reduction OF cot
ton acreage and is sending out to the
local clubs. a copy Of resolutions a
dopted by the cotton conference at
Dallas. .-.
The State Association
the local clubs to cooperate with
the county judges and others in car
rylng out the proposed plans.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
comnlImcntnry TO snyder Lady

The Society column OF the Fort
Worth Star-Telegram of last Sunday
contains the following item.
TO. compliInent Miss Francis
Ralston of Snyder. Miss Mary Gold
thwaite gave a pretty dinner party
yesterday at the home of her sister,
Mrs. T.. II. Goldthwaite on College
Avenue. Covers we're laid for Misses
Ralston. Blanche Gage, Margaret
Lightfoot, Gertrude Adams, Trina
Gates and Mary Goldthwaite.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
To okIahoma-Not Kansas.

Brother j. A. Arnold left this af-
ternoon for Oklahoma City to reside.
Owing to misinformation the Signal
said yesterday that he was going to
Kansas The preacher called around
before leaving to ask for a correction.
He said he was not going to Kansas
to live now, or at any future time. He
never did live in Kansas and never
expects to live there.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
Cotton ON the Market.

Quite a lot OF cotton has been
brought In from scurry couny farms
this week There was a train OF wa
CONS drawn I'm Monday evening from
the Sharon community.
Mr.. Thompson holds 81 bales. Mr..
Jones 9 bales. Mr Miner 3 bales and
E. II. Burdltt. one bale.
This lot was stored at the yard.
Another lot came in today from
the western part OF the county and
the offers ranged from six and seven
eighths to $50. In this lot c. r.
Berrier Of Knapp had three bales;
w b. sesburne OF Bethel four bales;
l.. H Lockhart Of Knapp 2 bales. H.
A. Cannon OF Arab fiye bales. and
T. r. Bradley. one bale
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
Dick Sampson Improving

A recent dispatch from Spur states
that Dick Sampson. who is undergo
ing treatment at the Alexander Sanl-
tarlum is rapidly improving and is
soon expected TO be recovered from
the gun shot wound he received a
few days ago.
The bullet has not yet been remov-
ed; DR.. standifer deemihg that such
an operation would be wholly UNI
necessary.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05

The United 81 -. IN 10, suDDor,
ny republic formally
clearly apparent. u.' 49,, = ,nnar.
salIsts are no ioI 'na' .,e ~.
D.. IL -,,,,ss in power.
- ,-.s de will not prevent
-.-.-,II, 81 81 res OF the state de-
- lin ~. "a from doing bust
IN. .~,ln, !, ,.ovisional republic to
liz. 80 neguarding American
n.eseuI ,h,,e !, rty and doing any
,,on If go assist in the restora-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
WHY Not Grow Broom Corn?

The Signal believes that the time
will come when broom corn will be
reckoned as one OF the money crops
of West Texas
Experience has demonstrated that
IL will grow to perfection in West
Texas. Certainly there may be years
when the seasons do not suit 1t and
there may be an occasional failure.
For that reason IL is not wise for a
farmer to devote all of his land and
energy to broom corn or any other
one crop but the farmer who VIII
plant plenty of feed crop and then
some cotton and some broom corn is
almost sure to raise something that
will bring him money
Broom corn is no harder to grow
than other crops and gathering time
comes at a time when the farmer
rs not rushed and usually at time OF
the year when there is little danger
of rain to spoil It,
There is a growing demand for the
corn and II always commands good
prices.
Only n short time ago represen-
tatiye was I'm this and adjoining coun
ties looking for broom corn for a
factory as Haskell and he stated that
he could not find as much as his
factory needed.
The same is said of the factory
ut Wichita Falls. They have drawn
on Oklahoma, Missouri, and Kansas
for material to keep their factories
going and fill their orders for the
brooms and have not been able 70
get all they needed.
This proves that our farmers could
find ready market for large acre
age in broom corn and certainly now
while we want TO reduce the cotton
crop. II would be the part OF wisdom
to grow a crop for which there is so
much demand.
II should be borne in mind howev-
err, that the farmer who undertakes
to grow broom corn, must study his
subject
The same methods used In growing
cotton may not apply to broom corn.
Thoughtless or haphazzard farming
Is never profitable in any line and
guess work in undertaking new
crop is apt to be a failure. loss and
consequent disgust.
There are men who can give val
liable information in broom corn cul-
ture and II is well for the farmer to
get all the information possible from
the A. and NJ college, from the ag-
ricultural department through the
Farmers Union and the Farmers In
stitutes and make a careful selection
OF suitable land. then prepare, plant
and cultivate. according to approx
ed methods and we may rest reason
ably sure OF satisfactory results. II
IL surely worth trying.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05
Land Deal NJ Polar.

W. b. Rogers has recently pGrchas
q. ore hundred sHs eleven acres IT
impro' Ell agricultural land IN thu
P,lar community n .ar Henry S'x.RS
for a consideration OF S1O5O. Mr.. Fl
klns has accepted emp yment o. g.,
FNllsr Ranch ~ s-.r'D COUNTY and
viii D we there an carly Sate. e.
Kent County News.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05

Misses Cora and Alice Lindsey
who have been spending the holidays
with the homefolks left yesterday for
their home in Houston to resume
their duties in the public schools in
that city
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05

22O acres adjoining MaryReal. Tex
az. half tillsble. Is acres in cultiva-
ton cheap. 3 room house. horse and
COW sheds. we'll and windmill. III tenc
ed. Price sse.ee per acre would take
one-third in house and lot balance
cash or netes.
J. n. Hamlett.
Maryneal. Texas.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05

To wash away the. poDon en-
tirely, apply a simple remedy
known as ID. ID. ID. Preparation
for Eczema. ID. ID. ID. is generally
sold in one dollar bottles, but for
25c we can now give you enough
to prove that the very first drops
soothe and heal the inhamed
skin as nothing else can.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05

Very few people In Snyder knew
that We have a good brass band. and
they practice weekly. We must en-
courage these musicians and when
We want music al home or for pic
Rioss. We will have a band OF our
s~n 10 BE- proud Of. and won't have
10 send to our nsighborihs towns
Ter H.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-01-05

they grow vegeta,les and sucb other
Things tney ped for home use and
then they grow ono cotton and in
this way, they ha,o ,hs,r cation mon
~ - ~ us or spend for extra