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The Dallas express. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1893-1970, 1919-07-12
SOUR LAKE.

Sour Lake, Texas. July 10.-The
Sunday schools were well attended
Sunday and quite an interesting les
son was manifested
Rev c. L. Lee was on Duty at
Tyree's A. NJ n. church Sunday.
Preaching a soul stirring sermon to
an appreciative audience. A good
service was reported throughout the
dav.
Rev. f. D. Hayward filled his ap-
pointment at Evergreen Baptist
church, Sunday and reports good
service.
Rev. ]. b. Dunbar. an old veteran
in the ministery was on duty at st.
Paul Baptist church Sunday and re-
ports good service.
Mrs. Cunnie Brown returned Sun
day from an extended visit TO
Beaumont and China.
Misses L. Yates and N Taylor left
Sunday for Nagasota
Mr.. Fl. F. Pollard, who is in the
transfer business and is reporter for
The Dallas Express spent Sunday in
Houston, confering with DR.. Leon
Bichon.
Miss Jesse Ewing of Houston is
the guest of her aunt, Mrs. c. l.
Lee
The Royal Sons and Daughters OF
PROGRESS had special coach sci
aside on the Gulf Coast Line Sunday
and autos were employed to take the
order to the train, which was picked
ND at 1880 a. M, and carried ID
/ Beaumont, where their sermon was
preached An enjoyable time was
reported
Sick listed Mrs. D. Simmons. 1T
tie j. and A. C. Simmons, Messrs
Skeat and I. T. Pollard.
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are in The city visiting. Mr.. Joe
Chandler is visiting his brother in
GatesvilIe, Texas. At the 4th of July
celebration at the city park given by
the white people a special table was
prepared for the Colored soldiers Of
stephensville. Never in the history
of StephensviIle, has this ever hap
pened before. All together, three
cheers for old Stephenville, she's
waking up.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Roe, Mrs. Ella
Williamson, Miss Nellie Truhart and
Mrs. Eliza Kennedy made visit to
Camp Bowie last Tuesday, there Mrs.
Bud Roe met her son, Corporal Jesse
J. Douglass and accompanied him
home. Mr.. Ben Williams is sick list
ed, Mrs. Joel p. Oliver was in the
city Monday.
Dear readers, please quit lending
your papers to your neighbor, be-
cause il you continue to let him use
it he will never buy one.
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ROSEBUD.

Rosebud Texas, July 10.-Rev. r.
d. Reeves of Waco, was in his pull
pit Sunday at Browns Chapel.
Mrs. Matte Garnett, who moved
to Home, Texas, is home again
visiting friends.
Mrs. Black Knell Of Waco, was
in orr town teaching Poro and St
Flair.
Mrs. F. A. Johnson, who has moved
to Reagan. was in Sunday school
with us. Many good things were said
by her.
Mr. Isaac Mcdonald and Johnnie
Teal have returned home from
France, everybody was very much de-
lighted to meet them.
An entertainment was given ir
honor of the Cradle Roll.
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CUNEY.

Quincy, Texas, July 1O.-Our pop
ular postmaster, Mr.. A. l.. Lane is
still handing out mail to the good
people of Quincy.
Rev. Thos Sims is on the sick list,
suffering with rheumatism. Prof. v.
II. Tubbs of Dallas, Texas, opened
a business school here Monday.
Mr.. l.. r. Cleaver and wife left
for Dallas, Saturday. Lieut.. Homer
G Nicely and Mr.. G. w. Bradley of
Palestine visited our town this week.
A very untimely ball game was play
ed between our team this week.
Mr.. f. L. Smith and party of
eight others came the automobile
route to Quincy this week and brought
nearly $4,000 worth of property
They will be back the first Saturday
in August to organize a truck grow
ers association. They want to meet
the farmers of Quincy and the sur
rounding communities.
Mr.. Baker of Dallas was here
last week
On account of the excessive rains
and impossible roads, the Texas Ne
gro Business League that was to con-
vene in Quincy, July list and End
has been postponed until Sept. LIST
and End. Hons. W. e. King and R.
l.. Smith, Rev. Z. M. Griggs, Prof
G. A. Barnett and several others
came to the League meeting. We
shall expect you back in September
gentlemen.
Mrs. Darity, wife of Mr.. John Dari-
ty was buried last week. Mrs. Hen
retta Bradley visited Mrs. L. e. Bragg
and family this week. Mr.. Sterling
Nelson has ordered his lumber for
handsome residence which is to be
build in the Demonstration Addition
to Quincy. w. C. Price is doing great
work at the leaders of the B. Y. p. U
here. Misses Matte and Gladys Price
visited the Ewell family in Anderson
County last week. Join the Business
school and learn business.
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HER-TRU-LlNE
Make 1t Better

No matter what kind of dressin {
you have been using on your hair
-TRU-LINE will make it better.
Rub little of this wonderful hair
grower into your short, coarse, stub
born, nappy, kinky hair every day
or two ard watch the beautiful re-
suit.
If our hais is coming out or turning
gray HER TRU-LINE Will be 3 val
liable aid in checking and restoring
II to its natural color.
If you have 1andruff, itching letter
and etc. HER-TRU-LINE will quick
ly remove them and start your hair
growing nicely.
It's superior odor makes HER
-R-U-L-I-N- a great favorite among
refined people You will find a JOY
in its use that no other hair dress
ing can give.
1t may be used with or without
Strengthening combs or as a press
ing oil. Large jars Soc post paid.
Agents Wanted.
SOUTHERN MEDICINE co,
Atlanta, Ga.
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LAYTON.

Lawton, Okla, July 10.-Corporal
Ernest Payton, Co A., 522 Engineers
arrived from over sea. June 18th.
Mrs. Effie Rowland left Sunday for
Dallas, Texas.
Rev. l.. Allen, Jr., pastor of the
Avenue Baptist church Shreveport,
La, spent the week with the Beth
lehem Baptist church and preached
several strong sermons which was en-
joyed by all was fortunate enough
to hear him.
All churches were well attended.
Mrs. Jodie Smith has returned from
Chickasha. Okla.
Mrs. Ada Snowton is hear visiting
friends.
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BONHAM.

Bonham, Texas, July 81 Marechal
Mel club met with Mrs. w. e. John
son. Wednesday evening, a luncheon
Mrs. Hawkins of Terrell were the
guests of honor.
DR.. A. H. McRufin entertained at
his residence Thursday night in hon
or of his sister, Mrs. Yungblood,
Mrs. Hawkins of Terrell, quite a
number was present.
Mr.. Earnest Madrey has returned
from Tulsa, Okla, where he has
been visiting his sister.
Mrs. Lula Stephens was in RAJ
VIENNA, last week visiting relatives.
Mr.. Hayward Phea and Mrs. Flora
Miles were married Thursday night,
Rev r. s. Stephens, officiated.
Mr.. Willie Griffin and quite a num-
Der of other soldier boys are return
ing from France.
Prof. W. T.. Johnson. and Mr.. John
son have returned from the Elector-
ial College at Dallas.
Mr.. Jimmie Stephens was in Deni-
son last week on business.
Mrs. Louis Bennette and little
Imergene Johnson was in Sherman
last week visiting friends.
Rev. J. A. Swan was in Sherman
last week
Mrs. Lizzie Douglas of Sherman is
in the city visiting Mrs. Hattie Nc
Gill.
The Glover Leaf club met with
Mrs. Mat Lee Friday evening a
luncheon was served.
Mrs. w. Il. Johnson, Mrs. J. A.
Swan, Mr. Julia Marlborough left
Wednesday for Waco to attend Mis-
sionary meeting.
The % Amuser club. met with Mrs
Allen Miller, Friday evening, lun-
! cheon was served.
| Services were well attended al
all churches Sunday.
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sTEPHENsvHLE.

Stephenville, Texas. July 1O.-After
rivteen months service with Uncle
Sam. including one year in France.
cx-reporter and agent, Jesse D.
Douglass is now hack and you can
flnd the EXPRESS on sale every Sat
urday at Williamson and Edwards
cafes Miss Minnie Davis. Mrs. Katie
Deaver, Messrs. r. w. Roe, c. W.
Keith and Mr.. Long of Cranberry
were in The CITY Sunday shaltine
hands with friends. Privates. Joe
Johnson, Warren FolIie, Norman
Kimmons. Cooks, Joe Chandler and
sam Maherrv and Corporal Jesse J.
Douglass were DISCHARGED last Thurs
day at Camp Bowie. TT. Worth. Tex
as, and are now at their various
homes here shaking hands wifi
mothers, fathers. sisters, brothers
loved ones and sweethearts.. Mrs
Eliza Wallace and Mrs. Barba Smith
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MARLIN.

Marlin, Texas, July 10.--An account
of the death and burial of Mrs.
Emmerlene Hays mother-in-law of
Prof. j. Washington. the Marlin
First Baptist church failed to have
it's HOO o'clock service. The funeral
was attended at the home OF Prof.
Washington in Live Oak ST., amidst
a great throng of relatives and
friends. DR.. f. G.. Lotion, officiated
She leaves to mourn her loss a
host of grand children. Mrs. Millic
Dennis was laid to rest in West
cemetery at four O'Clock. She leaves
two daughters, and one son.
She was buried by the local lodge
Excelsior or the Ancient Order OF
Pilgrims. Mr. EliGs has returned
from Unzelas, where he had gone
to witness the death and burial OF
his sister, Miss Estela Elias. Mr.
Arthur McKenney and family oil
SomerviIIe have moved to Marlin
Mrs. Phillis Golf has returned from
the sanitarium much improved. Mrs
Anna Akans of TT. Worth is visiting
her mother, Mrs. E. H. Johnson on
Island street Mrs. Bessie (nee An
dersou) Brown of Galveston, MIR. ano
Mrs. Newton Collins of Austin. Mrs
Halle Sanders of Dallas Mr.. Pau
Montgomery of Dallas and Miss Car
RE Elaver of Oak Wood, are in the
city for baths and is stopping al
the Talley house, Mr.. Tom Brown
died in Fort Worth an the remains
were shipped here for burial. Rev
A. L s.. Randolph has gone West tc
organize Baptist church.
Mr.. Earnest Fagans and Elijah
Pope of oversee is in the city. Hon
]. c. Mckenzie is still a sick man
Mrs. Paynes of Houston are stop.
ping at the Taylor house. Mr.. H
Sublett of Waco is visiting his sister
Mrs. Chandler. Mr.. Throne OF F.
Paso are here for the baths.
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KELTYS.

Keltys, Texas, July 10.--Sunday
school was good and all officers were
present, Quite a good crowd attend
ed New Zion church.
Mrs. Umphreys of Derks, Ark, is
on months visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Green.
Mr.. David Miller. who has been
visiting friends in Trinity for some
time returned SATURDAY.
On last Thursday night, Miss AL
zadaie Green gaye a birthday party
for her many friends from Z to $3.50
o'clock. All had an enjoyable time.
Many presents were presented to the
hostess
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LUFKIN.

Lufl1in, Texas, Texas. July TO-
DR.. w. Q. Hunter, presiding elder of
Houston District held his quarterly
conference at the c. NJ e. church,
Sunday He preached two soul stir
ring sermons, Sunday and Sunday
night, collections $4,000. Mr.. and
Mrs. Monroe Berry have as their
guests Mrs. Berry's mother. Mrs.
Angie benson of Prescott, Ark, and
her sister, Mrs. Bornice Claridy of
Hot Springs, Ark.
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MCKINNEY.

Mckinney, Texas, July TO- Service
at Second Baptist church was grand
all day. Anniversary of the pastor,
Rev. A. L. Russell at night. He
preached an excellent sermon to a
crowded house. Many friends of
Plano and Melissa were present.
Dr.. e. W. Hardeman of Sherman,
is here every Wednesday. The Wood
men installed 80 logs Fridays night,
secretary, Mrs. N. Johnson.
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OKLAHOMA TOWNS
%4-sS.*
OEMULGEE.

Okmulgee, Okla, July 10.-Dele-
gates returned from the Electoral
College of A. M. e. church, Thursday
having elected Prof. w. u. Day, the
educator and churchman of Sapul-
pa. Okla, and Judge Virgins Of
Wagner, principal delegates 10 gem
eral conference. Prof. ]. 1. Jones,
alternates.
The Tuskegee Glee club appeared
at First Baptist church, Tuesday
night. An appreciative audience
greeted them Miss A. Brown. City
Manager uf the Tulsa Star is off
for summer vacation Mrs. A. G.
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HUSBANDS IN BRAZIL WEAR /.
WENnlNC RINGS.

Rio de Janeiro, The women in
Brazil have not equal suffrage, but
they have an equality with the me1
Of their country which is not enjoy
ed by their North American sisters
All Brazilian husbands are expect
ed to wear their wedding rings as
conscientiously as their wives and
generally they do so. The ring is a
plain gold band the same as that
worn by the wives in the United
States.
The women in Brazil unanimously
are of the opinion that this is about
the last word in equality, and 1t ia
doubtful if they would exchange the
custom for the right to go to the
polls
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JACKSONVILLE.

Jacksonville. Texas, July 10.-Rev.
T. B. Johnson, PASTOR Sweet Union
Baptist church filled his regular ap-
pointment Sunday the church building
rally was financial success. Total
amount raised was $4,000. Mr.. Ton
ME Robertson and Miss Mollie Fuller
were married July 4. Rev. Simpson
officiated Little l.. V. Arnwine is
visiting her father in BRENNAN. Mrs.
Willie Emory is visiting in Sand
Springs, Okla. Miss Bell Williams Of
TYLER spent Saturday Sunday in the
City, Mr.. ]. H. Gilmore, !. H. Dixon
of Dallas, spent a few days in the
city.
Miss Annie Edwards and Mr.. Err
nest, Lee were married Tune Goth.
Miss Virginia Marlborough made a
business trim to TrorDe. Saturday.
Mr. A. l.. Melee andCtilford Martin
have returned home from over sea.
Misses Theo, HAYS, Bernice Davidson,
students OF the Catholic college, Dali
las are in the city. Mrs. Mary HAYS
of Shreveport. La, after a weeks
stay in the city returned home last
week.
Mr.. W. NJ. shanks. spent Sunday
in Tyler. Mr.. r. n. MORGAN, formerly
of this city, who has been in West
Virginia, is in the city. Miss Mecka
Gre " is visiting in FIT. Worth.
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NOTICE.

To whom 1t may concern: On and
after June 18th, 1913, all licensed
and bonded Rent cars will charge
$3.50 per car. Rate SLIPS per head
for making funerals.
A-Dinferent Auto Rent Co.
Alhambra Auto Rent Co.
Smith Auto Rent Co.
Andrew Lewis Auto REM Co.
e-14-8A
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INSURANCE..

Protect yourself against sickness.
accident and death with the Denton
County Mutual Insurance Co.
d. w. Crawford, Sec'y.
Box %, Denton, Texas.
5-24-4t
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| DR.. M. p. PENN. Physician sn1 sur
geon. Treats successfully most oiS
eases OF men. women and chpdren
Office hours: 20 II a. M; z 20 :
lp. M; 1880 to 3 y. m Phones 0frce
I 8. W. NJ. 2sl6; residence phane $ W
In. 7445. Once 25ss elm ST., suite
I'll Pythian Temple Building resi-
dence 2510 Flora III, DALLAS, Texas
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Grown ana Brloge work a speciaity
Teeth extracted with care Best ma
tcrial used. work guaranteed. offce
hours. y:uv A. " 10 1900 M; i;ss
p. 10. TO 600 p. m; sunday by ap
pointment Phones: Office, NJ. 1881;
residence NJ. z45s. Once location in
the New Pythian Temple. suite zie
Dallas. TerEs
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THE DENEYOLENT SOCIETY.

or this city is doing successful
business, the pre-. ision which pro-
vides protection for the old people,
is fad long wanted. She old peo-
pie must be cared for: the joining
fee, of this society is only $1.00 for
a few days only. We furnish On.
and Medicine and $4,000 funeral, dues
only 40 cents per month.
DELLA F. THOMAS. Pres.
zEII4A r. WHITE. Treasurer.
M. e. MCKINNEY, sec'y.
Office 1O22-R- R. Avenue.
Lake Charles, La
6-21-1m
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Or. GEORGE LYLE, Veterinarian
LAY and night. office 1874 Willow st.
,or. Hill, from TO 9 a. M. or PEG.
ne = Undertaken Co.. 8 g. IN to s p. m.
Guarantees cure In lockiaw and other
-erious diseases Of Horses. Cattle and
lnimals generally Answers calls.
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POro System-Mrs. NJ. A. Steele,
1923 North Betterton Cicle, is follow
ing the Poro System in systematic
way. Call Cliff 44SS. ttD
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CLASSIFIED ~ADS."

The CRISIS Tor May and June
contain a complete History Of the
Negro in the World War. Have the
Miss L. A. Shaw News Agency de-
liver them to your door by telephon-
ing II. ass.
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E. d. BLUITT S SONS

Dealers in Realestate. Residence
and Rental Property. Room 205 X.
of P. Building. Office phone Main
1918. Residence phone Edgewood
1882. 2549 Elm street, Dallas, Texas.
7-5-4t
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Or. J. H. DoDD, Physician ard Sur
geon. Blood, sputum and Urine ex
amined. 1904 Williams. near Henry
Phone 1923 North Belt. South Belt
and Hickory cars Hours: to IL a
M: 2 to s .. m; Z to 3 D m.
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VET HE Did,

1t is no novelty for Senator Sher
man to beat everybody else's record
for Stiffness, but to beat his own is
another matter-The Review New
York;.
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Mrs. e. e. Henderson. graduate Of
Poro College of st. Louis, Mo. She
will treat your hair at any time.
Work guaranteed. Call at 8 Bots
d. Arc street, or phone 1876, Denton.
Texas. 5-10-3m
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DIR. r. 4. HAMILTON. phyaIcian

and Surgeon. Room 215 Pythian
Temple; residence 1903 Thomas Ave
Phones: Of'ee. Main 1144; residence
II. 4027; once hours: 10 a. m. to
t2 M; 8 to p. M; to $3.50 D m
Dallas, Texas.
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ATLANTA.

Atlanta. Tens, Julv 10.--Mr. Rich
rond Pains Of Stanrs. Ark, visited
the Madam and friends for several
days last week. Mr.. Charlie Steele
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WANTED.

To buy a good Colored restaurant
in small town. Address Box B, in
care Dallas Express, $500 Swiss Ave,
Dallas, Texas. 7-b72t
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CLASSIFIED ADs.r
$3.50 aseseesN4s

HAVE YOUR HAIR WORK DONE
BY Mrs. Hattie Garrett. Porc HAIR
graduate. Service at my studio
Phone M. 6456 1921 Boil st.
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Mrs. Temple Weems-Graduate Of
the POro College of Hair Culture,
will treat your hair scientifically. for
dandruff. falling hair, itching scalp,
which will give it beauty. color ane
abundant growth. Prices reasonable
Phone H. 3143. or call at 2S07 Flors
street Dallas
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OWN A HOME IN MUSK0GBE,
OKLAHOMA.

City property specially. Beauti-
full vacant lois on the easy payment
plan. Write Jas. P. Blaine, the old
reliable. Every deal a square deal.
Box 1903, Muskogee. Office 210 Love
building. 7-5-4t
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]. G. PHILLIPS, A. B.. WITH Ma
TIONAL REPUTE.

Elocutionists, dramatist, poet, So
cial uplift, welfarce and religious
worker and lecturer. Open for en-
gagements In California Nebraska,
Oklahoma, Missouri, New Mexico,
Texas, Arizona and Oregon, write
for particulars.
Services in colleges, churches. spe-
cial programs, associations and or
ganized literary societies.
Residence 1904 State Street, phone
Haskell 1857, Dallas, Texas.
7-5-4t
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GRAND CENTRAL NEWS STAND,

GRAND CENTRAL NEWS STAND.
We handle the following leading
Race Periodicals.:
Dallas Express st. Louis Argus,
The Freeman, Boston Guardian,
Houston InfOrmer, Houston Observer,
New York Age, Pittsburg Courier,
Detroit Leader. Afro American,
The Pittsburg American,
The Cleveland Advocate,
The indianapolis Ledger,
San Antonio Inquirer.
NsW York News,
Magazines:
The Crisis, Half Century
GEO. ROBINSON, Prop.
718 N. Central Ave Phone II. 1924
Dallas, Texas.
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PLACE FOR SALE.

A house and lot in Atlanta, Texas.
joining Mrs. Owens and Braxten.
Terms $350.00 cash on time $4,000
for further information write Mrs.
w. NJ. Mitchell, Route Box S25-A,
Dallas, Texas. 75-3t
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AMARILLO.

Amarillo. Texas, July 10.-Rey. A.
G. Menogan, pastor OF the Mt Zion
Baptist church has been holding a
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WTTCHCRAFT AND BLACK ART.

Are you unluclky in life, Oriental
luck stone. Book Of Death Magic,
Magnetic Sand, Roots, Herbs, Banks,
Bones, the Powerful Magic Rag,
Burning Temple Incense. Secret Tai
isman for Love, the Book of Hypno
tism and many other great books fCA
secret instruction, send 10 cents,
address
A. u. SPRIGGS,
102 ". Hall St Montgomery, Ala.
6-7-2t
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NOTICE!

After July LIST, the American Wood
men office will be located at 71S
Hawkins, corner of Central. For
membership, see A. l.. Walters, Clerk,
Phone Y. 1899. 7-5-3t
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WOOD YARD.
Phone II. $500
A REAL BEUTY PARLOR

is IN town for ladies and gem
tlemen at 40 N. Central Ave
nue..
Here you can get tn latest
and most improved method IN
facial beauty. Massaging, man
touring and hair treatment our
specially. By our Poro Grad
yates. Our course OF treatment
makes you look ten years youn-
ger. .tAs'
MISS ADDIR WILLIAMS, Prcp.
DALLAS, TEXAS.
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WHEN YOU HAVE 4 HFADACpR

or neuralgia you want relief and,
you want It bad, so get package OF
Don McAdams, Headache Powders,
from your druggist. They are guar
anteed 10 give you relief or your
money will be refunded Can you
afford not to try them? Have your
druggist order them II he is out
6-17-52t
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Notice.

Bakers Chapel Undertaking Com
pany is giving good rliable service
at the same place, corner Royal and
Atlantic street, phone 615. Our mot
to is to please the public.
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Phones RoOm-sO7
NJ 1877 Pythian Temple
NJ. 1856
MRS. L. Il. WILLIAMS,
Notary Public
6-28-tf
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Or. A. L. RuNYAN. Physician and
Surgeon. oface hours. to II ~
% to s. 1880 to . p. m Phones ofnee
M. 1895; Res. NJ. 1888. Lowery Bldg.
1900 Jackson St.. upstairs, Dallas Tez
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Jacksonville Marshall, Saturday,
and a; game called off on account
OF darkness. Battery for Jackson
July 6; at Jacksonville, IL inning,
vile Gipson and Etter.
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NOfice.

Mrs Callie Mae Coleman. graduate
of the Poro College of Hair Culture.
will treat your hair scientifically for
dandruff falling hair, itching scalp.
which will give it beauty, color and
abundant growth. Call at my resi-
dence, 513 South Main street, jack
sonville, Texas.
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A. s. Welis. Attorney and Counssl
lor-at-law. Office. Room 2lS, PythiAn
Temple, Elm and Good streets. Notary
Public. Phone M. 1895. Dallas. Texas
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Dallas