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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15
BIG BANKERS OF
SOUTH PRAISE IT
Louisiana and Georgia Finaneier'
Testify.
TELL HOW IMPROVEMENT
HAS BEEN BROUGHT A6OUF'
MeENeen Has Gained Fifteen Pounds
On TanIao in Three Weeks.

Among the countless thousands OF
prominent people all over America VINO
have taken Tanlac and praised it for
the benefits they derived from 1t, none
are more enthusiastic than the two wen
known southern bankers whose state
E. ]. Henry. president OF the Haw-
kinsvilIe Bank and Trust Co.. Haw-
kinsvilIe, Ga, says: Last spring was
all wrong some way or other and
couldn't get right. took a bottle OF
Tanlac and began to improve. Two
more bottles put me in good shape,
and ISeIt perfectly we'll A few weeks
ago, took the grippe and was getting
down and out again bought another
bottle Of TanIac and am Wen again
I unhesitatingly recommend Tanlae TO
anyone who is sick and worn out
". G. McElyeer, cashier Bank OF
Hornbeck, Hornbeclz, La. says:
have taken five bottles OF Tanlac and
have gained fifteen pounds in three
weeks. / think it is a great med1-
cine'
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15
Home Protection

by drinking 70 glasses e V1ter
tween meals. A pint a lot NatE 9
half hour before meals
Take Anur1c double etragfh1
times a day for awhile. sEIl1
and assist the ddneys to AuE gn
urie acid pOisons. During eG1 Of fI
weather the circulation is3apt .
sluggish and the blood s1eG1a Istl1.
ed II uric acid is present &
clog the capElarieS. This aeeoltnf fol.
many acute conditions, g1eA - Hal
ache, nemalg1a, gastric diStIIE
and dull mind. As the eoRdlt5o rrl.
gresseS We often have 1umlllSos
ease Of the heart and Arteries
ing down Of the kidneys,
and gouty symphonic. Eat tes 1lS
drink more water. ana tske zFie
double strength1 after msals en =
bed time for several Weeu C
and you VII be tree fron l,E. .l
and the diseases that 66lIouLs
Anur1e is a recent Esimac g -.
by Dr.. Pierce, Chief at stan q Ge n
valids Hotel aad Surgical 1nSiIt1lle q
Buffalo, N 7. Send Zoe to him Tor
Eta1 paekaEe Of Auuies SOC Ter -
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15

As Noble made her remark about
marital troubles must have looked
surprised, for knew that Mollie had
never had any trouble in her married
life except over her poor baby. Chad
was one Of the most desirable hus-
bands had ever known.
ooh. you need not look so uncon-
Finced, Margie," she continued. think
ing my surprise was contradiction. !
have often thought IL Malcolm Stuart
had lived you would have discovered
that our friend Plato hardly knew
what he was talking about.
Pistonic friendship-your Granny!
ssYou would have had either to have
stopped being the great friends you
crew to be, or you would have dropped
screening much nearer, OF that am
quite certain.
II never was quite sure about you.
Margie, but have always thought you
were the one love OF Malcolm Stuart's
tickle existence"
'.1Gol1te, Noble. how can YOU say
this" said Annie in Mortified tones.
70 heE the thought OF her miss Mar
Ggot even entering into a platontc
9rte1dship was Proclamation.
hoped, Htle book, that I was not
69a0nl0B, lot am quite SURG CnaG even
1laIlte did not guess how nearly she
hSd come to the truth.
30n ] looked about at these dear
NeIu6a friends OF nine and wondered
zach of them would have done,
III 6 rome away In the Lady Saliva.
= m quite sure that although Dick
~ oHie'S brother, she would have
aE6 ~ me. Tor although Mollie and
I S9o3n never mentioned It to each 9th
e. ! an certain she knew al about
Eleanor Fairlov.
aHpiasEonld have been heart broken
"a hare had her IDOL sbattereds hut
S6o tCo Eould have loved me sim.
AIIee, ,of eoutse, would have said my
LII vas my oWRto DO with Is chose,
but EHene am not quite sure
1E16, SAe forgive Harry and proved
4 IsIE 1ssr,eS1fet woman IN that case
e6l ibly be- But she made
- = q iEacf col TOR Aeesel4, that { an
. believe that shs would
aer NEouiau should e9eEInco
sVt1 - tf6at l6TS 3f tNS world said
tlSf 1otSes was tgFonE
'ssceS int 5tllttlo lpAlzs bow 1.a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15
STOPS ANY COLD
IN A FEW HOURS
"paee's Geld Compound" Opens Clog
eed Nose and Head and
Ends Grippe.
relief comes Instantly.

heIIeL COLES IasIdAtIy'
A dose taken every two hours until
.sree doses are taken viii end CRIME
misery and break up severe cold
ct-er in the head, clest. or bodZ' or
limbs.
It promptly opens clogged nostrils
and air passages in the head, stops
nasty discharge or nose runnig, re-
lieves sick headache. dullness, fever
ishness, sore throat. sneezing. and
stiffness.
Don't stay stufted-up! Quit blowing
and snu6ling. Ease your. throbblng
head. Nothing else in the world
gives such prompt relief as "Pape's
Cold Compound" which acts without
assistance. tastes nice, causes no in
Convenience. Be sure you set the gen
uine.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15

- sKine's Cagfles's

tesl.e--LSSSS9 =
NEWTON,
HeESpaper Syndicate1
N college Yates Barlow had gone N
8oe economics and SOCIOLOGY. Wnen
Ne was graduated and stared N
EGW stndtes, thought he did not dun
d4uasef socialist, stu ne persuaded
44n1S6lf that N the management OF
4o Eathef comfortable estate le1t nun
y sgfandnnother he would az! INTO
more Ct those erroEs OF seltlsnness
that too Hequsutly-as he was con.
Ft1eod-eaGSaeter1ze the dealings OF
H1ea ct e4p3tal with those who 4soos
6oHs them. And although he decided
20 leeEe the management OF the laFee
Qpstown apaEtInent house PFeienE1o Gus
u dubbed Kings Castles, that CON
Btttuted one OF his most remuneratlVe
Investments IN the hands OF ms 19tn-
er's Office force until he had nn1sheo
his law course, he made 1t perfeety
clear that he sought no prohts from
that undertaking that might De maze
who, worked under the spacious roof
OF the apartment house.
Maybe there isn't any eignt+nooI
1aW Tor women IN this state, ne Sa1d
to his father. Maybe there lsn -
we haven't come to 1t IN law iecLu1e
yet But eight hours If all any *om-
an ought to be asked to work. and |
ten you right here that I'm not gong
to have any woman work longer than
that who works for me"
The genial elder man looked up WIN
Z smile, the serenity OF which rather
annoyed Yates. she Is nice littie
Eirl1 he said. with an emphasis on
the verb that seemed to betoken mat
Yates knew to whom the pronoun re-
40GTed.
Il guess 4t your age Id nave had
the same ideas about WORKING hours
for women, especially If the only Wo-
mani employed happened TO be elEh-
teen, and as fresh as snow apple
She IS 2 nice girl. isn't she:
'Tf you mean Miss Sarter-yes- She
seems TO be a lot better than you
usually get to tend an apartment
house telephone switch board. IhatS
rot nothing to do with the fairness
oksmalzing her work nine hours day
or keeping her at the switchboard on
holidays"
but, man alive. she wants to do
st." explained the father.
'sEo girl Of spirit likes to show her
unwfIlIngness to do what she's got
20 dor pronounced the son with the
Air % one who felt that Ehe possessed
keen inSiSht into femme psychology.
'sWeu. you've got a lot more sense
than some boys your age" was the
father.S only retort 'If you take
fancy to a pure;hearted country girl
Tie Ahhv SaTteF instead OF some
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15
CORN MEAL DUMPLNCS.
!. CA Tested Recipe BY Mrs. S. J. Bro6st

Tho cups corn meal anc4otpdE cup finely chopped
oncJ1af teaspoon salt, egg.
Put com meal into bowl and add u cups ofbong water to nnoisa
the meal add and salt cover and let stand until cold Add
we'll beaten egg Take tablespoon Of and small
square cheeoth. tie leaving plenty of expand Put the
dumplngs boiling and boil slowly hour Remove from
cloth and pile shallow dish Serve with milk and maple
syrup
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1918-03-15

IFS true in the han
It's mad the parlor wall,
rs between porchpost and the door
rung because so
other
It's If such words polite?
with ink spose hadn't oughter-
And took said he'd better eata blotter
It's trueI took our tied him a
that fight Why blamed for thai?
It's true glass smashed school
Cause Toms Pal a and would
It's true stayed away excuse
llneV tWasn't
It's true promised fight; it.
chip could feLer DO?
teacher, but nobody seems tosee
all, kids like me!
opened desk. Yes, put the rat,
him herself Why blamed for that?
It's true things
think
II begun things I o..
never eat sleep, or working
It's true
the that keep a-hoIdin' in
true neighborhood. gee
troubles thai don't make almost a-kllin
had house He coudn't rent nat
family, butwhy blamed for that?
(Copyrfsht 1918, N E. Al
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

The qualified voters Of the city OF
Snyder. Texas, are hereby notified
that an election will be held on Tues
day. the 3rd day Of December, A. D.,
1918. In the city Of Snyder, Texas,
at the following designated places,
In Ward No /. Boyd & Son Grocery;
in Ward No. 2, City Hall, In Ward
No. Q. the county court house. The
purpose OF said election being as
follows To elect a mayor to MI out
the uncxplrod term OF y. T. smith
the present incumbent whose reslgna-
ton has been accepted. effective De
cember 10th, 1918. also. one alder
man to IN out the unexpired term Of
J W. Massey, whose resignation has
been accepted and which took effect
November 9Th, 1918, also, one alder
man from Ward No. 3. TO i'm out the
uuoNpre dterm Of W W Echols
whose resignation has been accepted
effective December 10th, 1915
The following men are hereby Gp-
pointed to hold said election in Ward
No, I, J. W. Massey in Ward No.
q A. {. wilmeth, Ward No. 3 II. C..
ilayter
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
on, CouncII rnceedIng..

Tho city council met on the even
liz Of No. o. 1918, with the following
city officials present. Marshal o. ?.
Wolfe, Mayor y. f. Smith. Secretary
Harvey shuler and Aldermen W W.
Echols, J. j Taylor ]. J. Burnett.
r. J blackburn and ] W Massey
Minutes OF Oct. /, Oct z, Oct ~
and Oct, 81, were read and approved
as read
W W Echols and J. W Massey
reported that they had talked with
Mr. Davis about purchasing some
land 10 widen the street across the
Santa Fe railroad and that Mi Davis
only wanted the city to put up %
good fence. which was done
Motion was carried that Mr. T..
X Smith be permitted to use certain
part Of the street near his house until
the council decides TO open up the
street. liza was also permitted To
clear up the street near his house.
The street and bridge committee
was asked to investigate the condition
Of the street near Mr. G n Turner
and also go with the Marshal to In
yesligaJe some gravel beds.
The resignation Of Alderman j. W.
Massey was read and same accepted
W. W. Echols was asked to act as
chairman of the street and bridge
committee aud Mr. r. j Blackburn
was appointed ON same committee.
The following bills we're allowed
and the Mayor and Secretary were iu.
atmctcd 20 issue warrants in pny-
mont at ..uI.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

THE Signal De- authorized 10 aH
nouucs w. w. Echols ai O. cudijau
for mayor of the cry of 8aydor o.
succeed h. y. s'mlth, resigned VIII
Echol' is well known In Snyder and
ls familiar with the workinrs of oitv
aflaira as be ls now serving AZ g.
dorman. and Is mayor pro-tom
In seeking the honors OF mayor
Mr. Echols realizes that Snyder is oa
the eve Of coming back into her owr
and the responsibilities Of the mayor
will be unlimited The war Is over
and the oil drill Is running. The Wes'
Texas a. & NJ. college matter wlllsno
doubt be revived, the rains have come
and crop prospects are fltttering. We
are all expecting great future.
Mr.. Echols submits to the will Of
a long list Of friends who have So
! ciied him to mako the race for may
r. and Il elected. VIII mi the position
4 the best Of his ability When you
20 to vote on December Q. consider
Is claim7.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15


The Alirurian Club met wednea-
d.y. Nov 7, with Mrs y. D. Barnes.
Seventeen members answered to
roll call, ono Of our most Interest
Inc features this year Is our roll call.
Everyone takes such an Interest
n that part OF the program We had
missed meeting and there was
such lot Of hnalneaa TO attend TO
the lesson was postponed
Mrs. W. W, Hamilton played %
BEAUTIFUL SELECTION from the opeH.
II Troyatore By Verdi.
Mrs. NJ. 3. Rosser gave a very In
struetiyc resume or current ogcn'
II seoms everyone Is trying 10 mako
me club success This year the ai-
iend.nco at every meoilng has been
EXCELLENT
our president Il 90 enihuiasiI' %
h contiguous
Wo were clad to have ns our vIs-
TORS Tor tho afternoon Mrs sam
shannon Of vi paao ana Mrs. A. J..
Towle Of tho city
Delicious roifoshmenia wore served
BY the hontess
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

y Mra, NJ f.. Rosuer was hostess to
The club "wednesday. Nov 49, We
had such a good attendance oyery
mcnibor being present except two
who were out Of town.
After vary brloi business session
the study Of the lesson was taken up.
For tho afternoon We had chapters
! to VI inclusive. Of American clti-
xenahip
Tho Ict1ona were very Interesting
add instructive Win Meadames Buch-
anan. Anderson end Towle as leaders.
Our study u very appropriate to
the Times. whom women are at last
10 hAtd some word 10 political circles.
Mn HuHh noren read IN excellent
paper I'D lead round table on; Prog
uosl|caI|ona toHttfn|nE the out come
Of war EYeflnno was IN such high
apIf|lI It being ous iIfaS meeting
nlnrd peace VIVA dtrlIFtd,
rhA Club 11nuhges % Do all in nor
power 10 help NJ tffff way possible
our 1hH Over There and a. Home.
81. hostess .oIlId Isireshmeuts
to ne n0nbtt apa Miss ida Kelly.
Reporter
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
CORRECT Attest
u. v REA,
]. W. PATTERSON,
n BRADY,
Directors.


Teachers meeting a. $3.50. Sun
day school at 1900 Preaching ser.
vices at 1900 aud $3.50. Important
matters twill be discussed %, the
morning hour. but at the evening
hour we shall give the service tho
nature of great jubilee occasion
Tho war is over aud wo have fo
much TO be proud OF, we must give
expression In glorious way A special
Pforr will be- rendered, but the
features Of It viii not De given here
Among other things the pastor VIII
spcal, on the tate of moua.chs Tho
last monarch OF earth ha1 been doe
thronei and no other will ever l.r
to lift his evil head In % world mad
safe Tor democracy There VIII Dr.
special music. some readings, and ad-
dresses. Special Thanksgiving pray
ers viii be offered In word. o.
viii DR. Just such an hour nr ou.
hearts want TO mako g. There win d..
no collection cxccp, Che regular zoo
cidsllal offering. Lot there Ore o.
great gathering for the occasion. for
this viii Dee such % service that 40
can cooperate. Let an who have bad
loved ones In the service be sure Co
attend. Sufficient ao,is VIII Doc pro
vidcd II at an possible Come one
Como all. The Invitation ia as broad
rs The call OF the gospel and you
welcome unsurps ssed
W u. Sims, Paator
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE
FINANCIAL CONDITION or
THE FIRST STATE BANK

AT llermlelgh, State OF Texas. at
the close Of business on the LIST day
OF November, 1918, published in the
Snyder Signal, newspaper printed
ana published at Snyder, State Of
Texas on the 18th day Of November.
1918.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

The Northwest Texas Annual Con
ference is to be had next year at
Lubbock II WIS to have been there
this year and the town wns ready
for It. but the Influenza got SO bad
that quarantine was established, then
Abilene stepped to the front and n
two days had matters arranged to
take care Of the meeting.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

President Wilson has announced
the armisticc terms and It is said
they leave Germany almost nothins
Of value. That is just what Gernpny
aimed to leave for the allies. In fact
he aimed to enslaye the people Of
France and Belgium. The allies do not
sock mnstership over the German
people.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

Keep the fires Of patriotism burn
ing for awhile yet When we get
things back to normal we may hope
for a reduction In the cost Of shoes.
steak. eggs. sox-everythlng bu;
taxes and breakfast bacon
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

Mrs. II. NJ. Nesbott Of Dallas came
In Monday to visit her father and
mother, Mr and Mrs. y. l.. Seaw.lt
Of Loylngton, n W., Mr.. seawali
having been brought here last week
for medical treatment and was ad-
vlsed upon arrival to go to some spe.
oiallst and he was taken TO Abilene
last Friday
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
Liabilities

STATE OF TEXAS,
County Of scurry
We. J. p. Bllllngsley, as president.
and W Gentry, as cashier Of said
bank. each OF US. do solemnly swear
that the above statement Is true to
the best Of our knowledge and be-
lief
J. =. Blllingsley. President
W. Gentry. Cashier
Subscribed aud sworn to before
me this the 18Th day Of November,
A. D. 1918.
A. u. Erwin, Notary Public.
scurry County. Texas
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

Up to Thursday It was estimated
that scurry county has raised close
to half OF the $4,000 quota OF war
work fund.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

the sum OF $500. 10000 bearing inter
est at rate to be fixed by the Com
mlssioners' court not to exceed 5h
per cent and maturing at such times
0s may be fixed by the Commission
ers' court. serially or otherwise. not
to exceed thirty years fro mdate there
Of. for the purpose Of constructing,
maintaining and operating macadam-
lied. graveled or paved roads and
turnpikcs. or In aid thereof
And II appearing to the court that
said petition is signed by more than
lnfty Of the resident property tax pay
ing voters Of said s'curry county. and
the amount Of the bonds to be issued
will not exceed one-iourth Of the
assessed valuation OF the real prop.
orty OF said scurry county.
II Is therefore considered and or
dercd by the court that an election
be held In said county on the 9TH day
Of December, A. D., 1918, which ~
not less than trlrty days from the
date OF this order, 10 determine
whether or not bonds Of said county
shall be issued in the amount Of
1900, 10000, bearing per cont rate
! Of interest and maturing at such
times ~ may be fixed by the Com
missoners court. serlally or other
wte. not to exceed thirty years from
the date thereof and whether or not
tax shall be levied upon the property
of said county subject to taxation for
sh.ll be levied upon the property Of
said coutny subject to taxation for
the purpose Of paying the interest on
said bonds and to provide a sinking
fund for the redemption thereof at
maturity
Notice Of said election shall be Civ
en- by publication In a newspaper
published in said county for four sue
cesslye weeks before the date Of said
election, and In addition thereto there
shall be posted notices Of such cleo
ton at three public places in the
county. one OF which shall be at the
court house door, for three weeks
prior to said election
Said election shall be held at sny-
der Texas. Precinct No T., at County
courthouse. Cottonwood Flat. Pre-
cinct No 2 at Cottonwood Flat school
house Ennis precinct No. 3, at Ennis
schoolhousc. Dermott precinct No. 4.
at lookout schoolhouse Fluvanna.
Precinct No. g, at Fluyanna school
house Turner. Precinct No G. at Turn
cr schoolhousc. Bison. precinct No. T.
lat Bison schoolhouse Sharon, pre-
'cuct No S. 90 sharon sohoolhouso
IRA. precinct 80. o. at Ira school
house. Bethel precinct No 10. at
Bethel schoolhouse Dunn precinct No
n. at Dunn schoolhouac Lonewolf
Precinct no. H. at Lonewolt school.
house pyron. Precinct No. "a. at
Santa Fo schoohouo IIermlelrh.
precinct $40. 49, at Hcrmloigh school
house emp Springs Precinct No
Ina NJ ltpIp .prIuua ulho.fhouaa
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

TATE OF TEXAS.
tSnty OF scurry-
We. P. Brady, az president and J..
c. sunson. rs cashier Of said bank,
each Of us, do solemnly swear that
the above statement Is true to the
best Of our knowledge and belief
r. nrady, President.
j. G., stiuscu. Cashier
snbacrlhcd and sworn to before
me ibis the 18th day Of November A.
D., 1918.
II. J Brlce. Notary Public.
scurry County, Texas
cORREsT Attest
p. NJ. BOLlN.
NJ. ". RossER.
II. I, wELLBoRN
Director
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

Our town and surrounding coun-
try celebrated Monday nigh In hon
or Of the worlds peace.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. a. J Jones were
called Frldcy to the death bed Of Mr'
Jones mother. Mrs. Wilson. who lived
at Miami, Texas
Mrs. W. W. wcems Of Snyder Wis
tied her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ]. II.
Bley
Jessie and Oscar scawalt Of
brentwood came in sunday cnrouie
TO Loyington, n. NJ, to attend the
funeral OF their brother, Matthew.
who died It Kansas city one day last
week from an attack Of pneumonia.
They were Joined here by their broth
er. wilbur who had accompanied
their parents this far on their way
to Abilene and their sister, Mrs. J..
H. Below They an lott that evening
for Iovingtun to be at the funeral
Monday The deceased has many
friends here having been mostly
raised In this ncighborhood, who ey.
tend their sympathies to the wife and
baby. his parents and brothers and
sisters In these sad hours
Mr. j VI llunnicutt returned sun
day to Dallas where he will remain
until spring
Mr. Johnson OF Roby came In sun.
day for visit with his daughter and
family Mrs J. s. Blcy
W. Boatm.n Of Post visited here
saturday until Monday -,
"' 80 So
Bos slayell left Monday night Tor
the North plnns to look after his
cattle hc has up there 0n pasture
Nu u 80 Roberts and family loft
.THas1ls evening lu their ear for their
rsE home at Handloy Texas Their
mary f.ands extend them their bof'
.WI.h LOO ihoIt now home
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

CAN meeting Nov 3d. thr ros.c
nation o. Mayor Do F. Smith was ac.
eeptcd Co become effective Dec i6.
The MAYOR called for 900 election
4 be- held Dee %. 90 elect % mayor and
.n alderman for north ward Tho
following woGe appointed to hold the
election. j W Massey north ward;
n. C. Hnyter south ward, and A.
G.. Wilmeth west ward
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15
FLUvANNi.

Mrs. Bessie Hendricks is ylsltinr
at Tuseola this week while school Is
suspended
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

scurry county farmers are rt1i
sowing wheat.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

tn allies refuse to modify the ar
mistice terms
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1918-11-15

beginning December 1, 1918, We
will put our business on strictly 2
cash basls This applies to all lines.
THE SNYDER GARAGE.
J. W. Couch, Prop.
Snyder. Texas. 22.f.