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The Washington times., 1912-01-27
Use Dyes to Make
Chinese Tea "Green"

If you have been in the habit of
drinking green tea, the following note
from one of the Lancet's correspond
ents in China will be read with interest:
For many years past, owing to the
demand of the foreign public for green
tea. it has been the practice of some
growers in China to color the leaf ar
tificially. After the leaves are roasted
which is done Immediately on being
gathered, they are rolled, colored and
quickly dried. Formerly Prussian blue
with gypsum was used, then indigo, and
latterly aniline dyes have been employ
ed.
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True.

Now, Johnny" said the teacher af.
ter she had explained the meaning OF
the word, II wish you would write a
sentence containing defeat"
After a struggle which lasted for
about twenty minutes Johnny an
nounced that he was ready to be heard
please read your composition" the
teacher directed
When you get shoes dat's too tite. I"
Johnny read, tits hard on de feet."-
Chicago Record Herald
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FOR LITTLE FOLK JUST BEFORE BEDTIME
The Sandman S Stories
THE PRINCESS AND THE YOUTH.

~ nee upon a time there was
Princess who declared she
~ would never marry until she
could find a husband that was
without faults.
Il am afraid. my DEAR said her
father, that you will be an old maid
II you wait to find perfection"
But in spite of all he could say the
Princess held to her word that she
would wed only perfect man.
Many came to the palace and paid a
visit for inspection, but they all had
some fault in the eyes OF the Princess.
One man ate too much. He is a
glutton," said the Princess. 81 could
not be happy with anyone who thought
so much of food; he would be sure to
forget me every day at meal time"
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Naval Atlache and Nine,
Vassilief Entertain at
Luncheon.

The Naval Attache Of the Russian
Embassy and Nine. Vassilief. enter
TUNED small company infoi mally at
luncheon today at their residence on
Bancroft place.
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A number Of young peoples dinner
parties will precede the hop at Fort
Myer tonight, the parties afterward go-
ing over to the post together.
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Miss Edmonia Adams. the debutante
daughter OF Rear Admiral and Mrs. J.
d. Adams. U. s. N. will entertain at a
card party next Thursday evening.
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Miss Elizabeth Noyes. the debutante
w. Noyes, will give q small dance Tues.
gay evening, January 80, in honor OF her
house guest, Miss High, Of Chicago.
Miss Ruth, Hitchcock. the debutar,s q
daughter of Senator and Mrs. Hitch
cock, has cards out for small dance
Friday evening, February o.
Secretary Macveagh
And Wife Dinner Hosts.
The Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. Ma:veagh were dinner hosts
Etst IiGht. having as their guests the
l'ritish Ambassador and Mrs. Bryce,
he German Ambassador and Countess
von BernstorT.. the BRAZILIAN Ambas-
sador, Senor de Cana: itlic Danish
minister, Count Moltke: the Postmaster
General, Frank II. Hitchcock: the Sec
rfary Of the Navy and Mrs George
Won L. Meyer; Senator and Mrs. Crane,
the Assistant Secretary Of the Navy
ana Mrs. Beekman winthrop. Mr.. and
Mrs Daniel catlin;, OF St. Louis: Mrs
Mrs. James Waller. of Chicago: Mr..
and Mrs. John Borden, Of Chicago: Mrs.
Richard Towns md. Mrs. Robert Pat
terson. Mrs Marshall Field, Mrs. Slater.
Mrs. Charles MacVeagh, of Chicago;
Miss Kitty Cameron, Allison d. Ar
'no'r, of New York: the Third Assis-
tant Secretary of State. Mr.. Adee:
Owen Adds. and, Mr.. Dcnisoi,.
d
Mr.. and Mrs. James Marion Johnston
ycrc among the dinner hosts OF last
right.
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Miss Gwendolyn High, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George High. Of Chica go,
has arrived In Washington for a visit to
Miss Elizabeth Noyes. the iebutante
daughter OF MIR. and Mrs. Theodore w.
Noyas. Before returning to her home
Miss High also will visit Miss Eliza
beth Peid Rogers.
The Washington times., 1912-01-27
The Problem of Evil.

Mother" asked four-year-old Gerald,
who made all the burglars and the
cops and the Indians and the mosaui-
toes and those bad things?"
Why" replied his mother, slightly
taken aback, 81 suppose God did, dear"
We'll, mother" said the boy. with
q puzzled look In his blue eyes, what
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
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Would Have Saved Trip.

Book Agent-I have a book here enti-
tied. Everything You Ought to
Know"
Mr. Smart-Does 1t really tell one
everything 1t ought to know?
b. Ayes. sir.
Mr.. S.-Then IL ought To have told
yoQ l wouldn't buy your book Boston
Transcript.
The Washington times., 1912-01-27
Large Company Entertain.
ed at Dance at White
Hcuse,

Miss Helen Taft went to Annapolis
this afternoon to spend the weekend
at the Naval Academy, the guest Of
the Superintendent. Capt. John III. Glib
bons, U. s. N, and Mrs. Gibbons.
Last night the President and Mrs.
Taft were hosts at a dance at the
White House for about 200 of the mar
ried ana unmarried friends Of Miss Taft
In Washington society. The Marine
Band played for the dancing, and q
buffet supper was served in the state
dining room at midnight.
Prior to the dance, Miss Taft dined
with Mr.. and Mrs. Charles ]. Bell, who
gave dinner for their son-in-law and
daughter. Mr.. ana Mrn. Julian A. Rip
ley, Of New York
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But people who eat well are good
natured," argued her father. But the
Princess only shook her pretty head
and said she would have perfect man.
Another who came to pay a visit to
the Princess was condemned because
he was too tall to look well at the
table. HE had to bend over to get
his food into his mouth" said the Prin-
cess; The looks like pole with arms
Another was too fat. He looks like
a barrel" said the Princess. when. her
father remarked that he liked him.
One day carriage stopped and a
youth got out. The Princess was watch
ing him from a window behind a cur
tain, but she was surprised when she
heard him ask the way to town instead
OF asking for her.
II have lost my way" she heard him
say.
She was a little vexed as well as sur
prised. and she hurried downstairs and
told the servant to ask him to wait and
have some refreshments.
But the youth answered no. that he
must be on his way, as he wished to
reach the town that night
The Princess was interested by this
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LOCAL MENTION
Conversion After Death.

Benjamin Barton. of New York, will
deliver his famous lecture on this sub
ject at Old Masonic Temple, eth a. +
streets, 3 p. m, Sunday, under the aus
picos of the International Bible Stu
dents Association. Seats free. No col
lection.
When Your Perishable Linens Require
Doing up send them TO Conger's Laun-
dry, 23d a. N. Y. ave. Ladies' handwork a
speciality. Charges the most reasonable.
Postal or phone West 4H for wagon.
Lieut.. Rose and the Royal Visit.
Best of the series today. Virginia, s,F,G.
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Miss Helen Taft Goes to Annapolis
To Be Guest Of Capt and Mrs. Gibbons
Miss Harrison to
Be February Bride

Miss Marthena Harrison. daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Russell b. Harrison. and
Harry A. Williams. jr., of Norfolk, Va,
whcse engagement was announced
few days ago. will be married Monday
evening. February 8. The ceremony will
take place at the home Of the bride In
the presence of small family gather
ing and few intimate friends, the Rev.
Charles Wood, of the Church Of the
COVENANT. officiating.
bride as maid OF honor, and the two
bridesmaids will be two cousins OF tho
bride, Miss Alice Lewis, of White Sui
phur Springs and Cincinnati, and Miss
The best man win be one of the
bridegroom's fraternity brothers Of the
Kappa Alpha, of Washington and Lee
University.
Florida, immediateiy after the marriage
for an indefinite stay.
Mrs. wadsworth to
Entertain Box Party.
Mrs. Herbert wadsworth will enter
tain party Of young people. includ-
ing Miss Helen Taft, in the two lower
right-hand boxes at the New National
Theater Monday evening at the benefit
performance Of The Concert" for the
pital Mrs. Joseph Letter, and Mrs
Christian Hemmick will occupy the
two lower boxes opposite. In the up
per boxes will be Mrs. Stockton, Mrs
and Mrs. John Wesley smith.
Mrs. Charles L. Bartlett, wife of Con-
gressman Bartlett, has returned from a
ran Hotel the remainder Of the sea-
son.
. Il
Profs Nitobe. president of the Univer-
sity Of Tokyo, and Nine. Nitobe are the
guests Of Miss Eliza scidmore. The pro.
lessor was presented to the President
at the White House yesterday after
noon and last night was one of the
e. the gwen By the
was the guest Of honor at a luncheon
at the Congressional Library with Mr..
Putnam librarian. as host.
The officers of the Playhouse have ar
ranged for an entertainment of moving
pictures to be given at the little theater.
February Z. the Tooth anniversary of the
from "A Tale Of Two Cities.
Elliott .Northcott. who recently was
appointed minister to Venezuela, and
for the minister's new post.
Mrs. Norman Jenner entertained at a
bridge luncheon yesterday for her sis
decorations were red roses and ferns.
Mrs. Jenner and Mrs. Ficklen are the
daughters OF Congressman and Mrs.
Alexander Of Missouri.
Il
Secretary Meyer
And Wife Are Hosts.
The Secretary Of the Navy and Mrs.
Meyer gave large reception last
night at 10 o'clock at their residence
on Scott circle. Their guests number
Ing several hundred. represented ON
cial, diplomatic, and resident circles Of
Washington society.
Miss Harriet Anderson, niece OF Mrs.
Taft, Is now the house guest of the
Misses Meyer. after an extended So
rine Band Orchestra played throughout
the reception, and afterward for dan
cling.
The italian Ambassador and Marchio-
ness Cusani have as their guests for
few days Chevalier Ferdinando Danio,
cisco.
The German Ambassador and Coun-
tess Won Bernstorf will celebrate the
Emperor's birthday tonight, by giving
a dinner party to several noted Ger
bers Of the embassy staff.
Mrs. Stephen H. p. Pen, Of New
York, Is the guest of he rparents, Col.
and Mrs. Robert M. Tompson, who will
entertain at large dinner followed by
q musical tonight.
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Mrs. Fleming Weds
Brigadier General Gordan.

The marriage Of Mrs Robert I. Flem-
ing and Brig. Gen. David Stewart Cor
don, u. 8. A., retired, took place today
at the home of the brides son-in-law
and daughter. the former Minister of
Nicaragua and Nine. Luis r. Corea, in
New York.
Mrs. Fleming, who Is the widow OF
Col. Robert 1. Fleming, formerly was
Miss Belle Vedder, Of Washington. No
invitations were issued for the cere-
mony, only the children of the bride
and bridegroom attending. Announce
ment cards will be sent out this even
ing.
After brief sojourn in New York.
General Gordon and his bride will re-
side in Washington at the home OF the
bgide in Massachusetts avenue.
General Gordon Is a member of the
Army and Navy Club and is well known
in military circles. having been In COM
mand of the Sixth Cavalry when that
regiment made Fort Myer famous eor
Its crack riding and exhibition drills.
He Is a native of Pennsylvania, but
since his retirement has lived in Cali
fornia and Kansas. For the last year
he has resided at the Brighton.
Robert ". Fleming. son Of the bride,
Joined his mother in New York today
for the wedding.
The Washington times., 1912-01-27

Times Inquiry Department:
VIII you kindly publish a list of books that
would be interesting to a girl fifteen years
old. want to read few books which are
good and very interesting.
A SCHOOL GIRL.
should think that you would find
Scott's "Ivanhoe" intensely interest
Ing. Robert Louis Stephenson s"rreas.
ure Island; 'The Foreigner" by Ralph
connor, THE Shepherd of the Hills"
by Wright; THE Virginian," owen
Wister; THE Lady Of the Decoration. I"
by Francis Little; "A Tale of Two
Cities" by Charles Dickens, and "Ro-
mola," by George Eliot / am sure that
you will find all of these books very
interesting.
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Mrs. Van Devanter
Is Guest of Parents.

Mr.. Justice and Mrs. Lurton are en-
tertaining for few weeks their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Horace Van Devanter, Of
Knoxville, Tenn.
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ANSWERS TO QUERIES SENT BY READERS TO
The Times Question Box

out this blank, or upon filling out the
birth certificate. the name Of the child
becomes official
The Washington times., 1912-01-27

Times Inquiry Department:
Will you please give me a formula FIR
cleaning brass beds and oblige. MRS. C.
To clean brass beds use puiverized
pumice-stone. wet with household am
monia, applying this paste first, and
polishing the brass when this has dried.
using a chamois skin.
Mrs. X. OFF you will look In any of
the daily newspapers you will find ad-
vertisements of institutions such as YOU
have inquired about. If you will write
or visit them they can give you full
information regarding terms, etc. Ac-
cept thanks for the contribution, which
was turned over to the Associated
Charities.
The Washington times., 1912-01-27

Times Inquiry Department:
Will you kindly tell me the cause and
good remedy for q squeaking noise caused
Thanking you. I am. yours very truly,
DAILY READER
The best thing to do Is to have a
piano tuner look over your piano.
You would probably do more damage
than good IL you tried to find the
cause Of the noise.
The Washington times., 1912-01-27

Times Inquiry Department:
Having noticed an advertisement showing
two poker hands, ! have made bet as 10
which one wins. The two hands are two
royal fushes. one In hearts and one In spades
] claim that the ace, king. queen. Jack and
ten of hearts win over the ace, king queen
jack. and ten OF spades. Very truly yours.
q. w. d.
You lose. There are only four royal
fiushes in the deck. There Is no diff
ference in the value of a royal flush
In hearts and a royal flush in spades
Times Inquiry Department.
To settle an argument please tell me II
the District of Columbia. will grant a divorce
to a man whose wife is confined In an insane
asylum and the insanity is incurable Also
II 1t cannot be granted here 10 there any
place in the United States where a divorce
could be obtained on the plea Of INSANITY
Thanking you In advance, I beg to remain,
A. d. r.
The District of Columbia does not
grant a divorce II either of the parties
in marriage becomes insane after the
marriage contract Is made. The State
Of Michigan grants a divorce in a case
of this kind, and probably many other
States.
The Washington times., 1912-01-27
When Your Perishable Linens Require

3-Stag H-7
The Washington times., 1912-01-27

yards of the lace. and lingerie Garment,
trimmed with II would be dainty and
str,ns. as the mesh In this lace is very
firm.
The Washington times., 1912-01-27

Times Inquiry Department
Can a Roman Catholic become President
of the United States7
A CONSTANT READER.
There is no religious qualification
necessary to become President of the
United States.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14
Norman Introdnces ColanItt

When Governor Colquitt spoke at
Granbury he was introduced by
Mrs. Llewellen Hudson. a prominent
W. c. T. L. woman OF that town.
The fact is being used by Colquitt
people for everything they can make
out OF It,
II Is said that sire spoke for fif-
teen minutes and turned of some
beautiful sentences-quoting from
Bob Taylor's pretty picture Of Mer-
ey She suffered her sympathies TO
get mastery ever her devotion 10
temperance and forgetting the Gov
ernors rejection of the plea OF Aus
tin women and forgetting his refus-
al 70 force saloons TO stand closed
over night. she extolled his socalled
mercy TO eonyicts.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14
soue cod Insect Drarinr..

The Signal had the pleasure a few
days ago Of examining some pen
drawings executed b. Miss Vivian
WINERY Of Dunn
She IL . daughter OF NJ z W
WINERY one Of the leaSing farmers
and truck men Of that community.
The people OF Dunn are studying
agriculture in all Of its details They
Are studying scieRtifie farming and
putting IL 20 practical application.
In the course % this study they
the graphing ~i,h insect pests and
Miss Vivian has made drawings OF
worm eating a bean pod Another
shows the Insect In the butterfly
stage and another shows the oryss-
lis
II is good pen rork showing the
young lady 70 Fave special talent
IN that line
Mr.. J r Jordan Vas exhibiting
the drawings and be explains that
this one NJ Eil start q colony OF
millions q worms that win destroy
beans peas. corn buds. cotton hollis
ard every other vegetable
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14
Eight Persons Murdered.

villisca. Iowa. June 1O-Joseph
Moore. a prominent ViIlisca bust
ness man. his wife and four children
and two women supposed 20 be Mrs.
Van Glider and her daughter, rela-
Tires OF the MoOres were found dead
this morning In the Moore home
Their heads had been mashed and
an AK covered with blood and hair
vas found
All were murdered in their beds
There - no definite clsE to the
murdered. although search 70 being
made for one person. suspected by
the authorities
Owing TO the terrible mutiIation
the identity Of the two women could
not be established this morning
No robbery vas committees ard Il
is not unSerstoOd What motive
could have prompted the murder.
unless the serk was done By a mad
man
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14

Complete 0aiciaI Statement Of Last
Years Crop.

Prepared especially for the sny-
der signal by the Texas Commercial
Secretaries and Business Mems Asso-
Citations. Warrington d C.
The United States Department OF
Commerce and Labor has just issued
IT'S report on cotton ginned IN Tex
as in 1911 by counties. There were
i,107l52 bales einned IN the state
witch Is an increase over 1910 OF T.
l57. 1s4 bales or 2S.9 per cent ~
IFS county ranks first with 136,427
bales ginned. McLennan second
with 12O.s01. Hin third with ILL.,
22l bales glnned scurry county has
total Of 1910 bales ginned during
This year. which is an increase over
the previous year Of $40 bales.
Texas produces 2s per cent Of the
cotton grc@n SD The United states
ana 2l per cent 81 the worlds crop.
The Texas Welfare Commission
is Investigating the production OF
and the methods OF marketing cot
ton and viii discuss this subject at
the next session which will be held
insan Antonio on June 10th.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14
4 Thrust of Greatness.

It Is reported that Editor r r..
Richardson Of the sweetwater Re
porter went before the Supreme
Court at Austin las; week TO an
swer a charge OF contempt growing
out OF a recent editorial in his pa
per concerning the Orient removal
and he was discharged II is said
that he made a full apology TO the
Court and was required to pay only
SIS cents. the fee OF the Sheriff for
serving the process.
The Reporter thinks 1t has made
money inthe affair, for in reporting
the purgation, It says:
Instead OF having TO pay $1,000
fine he comes out with at least a
thousand dollars worth OF adYertisz
ing. and almost as much popularity
as Joe Bailey.
Mr. Richardson is now in line for
some State Office and should lose no
time in announcing.
Not having been born great and
unable TO achieve greatness. he has
had II literally thrust upon him"
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14

Delegates Chosen for Farmers Con-
grtss---iractical Farmcr talks
ON Soil and Moisture.

A meeting Of the Snyder branch Of
the Farmers Institute was held in
Snyder last Saturday TO choose dele
gates 70 the Farmers Congress 70
be held at COLLEGE Station "a July
Joe strayhorn, W. l.. Gross. J. Ia.
Fondy and 81. x. Eastes we're elect
ed and A. L. Bassinrer and J. D.
lsaacs we're elected as alternates.
Mr.. J. B. Jordan. president ofthe
institute at Dunn was present and
made q good talk on the chemistry
Of soils ard the conservation Of the
moisture
SIR Jordan makcs study Of sci-
entidc farming and he knows how
20 make every point count
He has made a success at Il and
be Is convinced that there is no bet
ter allround farming country than
here I'm scurry county
He gives good reasons for his be-
lief thai the purest and most whole
sonie cotton seed meal IS made from
West Texas cotton seed and when
stockmen come 10 fully understand
the chemical analysis Of the meal
they viii know why cattle viii
thrive more and be healthier when
fed on West Texas meal than on the
meal which gets certain poison
from the soil where grown-an ele-
ment that doesn't appear IN West
Texas meal
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14

Joe Taylor and family and Roland
Bell and wife rigged up a wagon
this week loaded II with provisions
fish hooks. bait. cans guns. etc. be-
sides copies OF Shakespeare, Ladies
Home Journals. Ssyder Signal, fruit
and chewing gum and rs or 30 9TH
er acoouterments and left for the
CoBeho country to spend three or
four weeks along the banks Of that
wonderful river
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14

We wish 70 state in a. plain and
vigorous vay a. uores can ex-
press u that Hunts cure viii posi-
tireiy. quickly and Permanently
cure any form Of itchinE. skin dis
ease knovn- One box is guaranteed
70 cure. one spplcation afforts -
LEI All dealers
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14

Mrs J p Henry. Akron. Nichi-
gan tells hoE she dld So 4 vas
bothered Eitk nv kidneys snd had
10 20 nearly double. I tried . SAN
pie Of Foleys Kidnst Pills and they
did me 50 much good that bought
a bottle as4 feel that they saved
me q big docior's bin"
The sny6er Drug CompaBy
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14

During the summer months mothers Of
yogng children should wstch for any unnst-
ural loousness a the bowelk When given
prUmpt attention a this tine serious trouble
NY s. avoided. Chsmberiain's Cole, Chol-
en- and Disrrhoea R<Dedy can always Be
dspendsd upon. For snis By ell dealers.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14

Nr W 7. German vas stricken
fsv DAYS ago with paralysis arr
is said 70 Be- In q serious condition
Mr.. German r. a painter and IL IL
believed that his physical trouble
is due 20 paint poison
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14

when your food does not digest
we'll and you feel blue" tired, dis
couraged, you should use a little
HERRBINE at bed time. II opens
the bowels and purifies the system
and restores a fine feeling OF health
and energy. Price 30 cents. Sold by
all dealers
OWL DRUG STORE.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14

The signal learns thst Il is the
purpose Of Dr. SCARBOROUGH 20
build q fne two story brick sanitar-
Jun on his property vest q the Ne
thodisi church lot when that inEti-
tution Is built and equipped % Ein
be an Institution worthy o. local
pride
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14
uolNcl eQlNom GONE ~
81 81 81
inakniTlrsmH mriusswifsur ipiniri9'rrs
1T is EASIER TO SAVE THE
YOU HAVE MAN 10 CROW NEW

The tendency % pat OF until tufnnrruw what we
should do today accounts FOR most Of the bald
heads we sec in the front row.
Ncvbrc's hcrricidc sto7s falling hrir and pro
vents badness The c1ndruf germ q destroyed
hy S. use and condition % health maintGincd IN
the hair and scalp.
Nearly everyone has hair trouble Of some de-
scription which iierpicide VIII always ecrTcct-
Don wait until Il Is too late.
Il Is conceded 70 Be the standard hair remedy
and u Recommended and applied hy al the best
Hair Dresscrs and Barriers.
One cellar sire bottles sOid BY Us under an
absolute guarantee.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14

Buy II nos. Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy is almos, certain to
Be needed before the summer is over. Buy
Il nov and be prepared for such an emer-
gency. Fer sale By all dealerA
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14

VIII trade a nsw SIS White or a
win c. Fsil Sewing Machine and
q good work horse for . small young
horse-
J. D. BOYD.
Southwest Corner o. square
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14

\ new shipment Of cedar char
coal at Blackard-Johnson Hardware
Company. IL
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14

Ho1se and iot In Collin county
20 trade for farm land. shat have
you-
Brown 4 WIlson-
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1912-06-14
ICE.

We have started wagons in the
residence part Of town. Have your
refrlgerators ready early. Get your
coupon books while they last Ice
strictly cash.
1Otf Darby & Son.