Missouri Flour.ComprisingQ««M of0i tainbrands. Toused chrse br no recommendati haven’t used the say that th choicest Mis. Down of the equal, of anyhave •hey need If you will just : of the wheat no :quaiandoseWWW#WorksPiitrym isgradeexcellent Respectfully'.W. H. Stevenson Co.PHOME »thi* year than usual. |l *ell at the following • long as our stock lasts.me Earlyholding a portion of the crop for an advance In prices which they expect to come after the holidays. Goldth-»ltc Is experiencing a slight touch of the prosperity that abounds throughout the county. There arc quite a number of new houses going up and the business men are envying a good trade. The dtljens are making great preparations for Christmas and will start la the new year In the best of spirit*.”, . pr b' In bx. .05 In bx. .15 In bx. .K In bx. .25 in bx. *2.5 in bx. .26pant Salutes lo 16Cannon 10 ,, 6 3 2’’We are not paving any attention oil developments over oar way. Mid Ceo. V. u an tel. of Drady. last night at the Crown, -because we have been buoyed up by promises for so long It is getting old. When a paying well Is brought In. we will probably take a lively Interest, but not until that time, i understand a deep well rig has been put on the ground at I-ohn and have heard that work was to have started this week. Of course It Ix pretty generally believed that oil exist* in this territory and we be-, lleve the biggest pool Is located un-mm«l*»S ST It C ITffOIKlw MACHINERY, fexas. Dec. li—The city of • Closed a deal for the street ischlnery of the city of Ual-Fhe machinery Is to be shlp-| about the last of the month. i 05 ,hc machinery U (.»,). rock crusher, steam roll-sgons. grader, plows,I etc.— - v-w. • UIJ .peclally true of those who have Ui here or those who are Interested Brown wood. The price la50 cents per month.C.APT. T. f. WRIGHT TOSOS'S BEDSIDE ATCapt. T. C. Wright left yesterdj ternoon for Waco to be at the of hi* son. Joe Wright, who serious Injuries la an affray Mondav night in Waco.The reports received during! were more encouraging Wright’s condition. |r. Jli returned late yesterday ano that barring further hemorg currlng. the chances wen for recovery.—Temple Telt. McRaney. Prentiss. Miss., was confined to my bed for |iths with kidney and bladder 1 was treated by two phy-falled to get any relief. a toDgue can tell how I *Uf. • I had given up hope of ever ell until 1 began taking Fo-Iney Remedy. After taking • • Wt like a new person. It my duty to tell suffering hat Foley's Kidney Remedy Camp-Rell Drug Co.as much Joy I have Just beenDon't condemn one brand does no; sir [ dividual taste. Coffee best. Wc make many and flavors, and It's you don’t like Home Try the stronger or flavors. Wc stand r your money after a faour cci.onrRicK.Wlnchell: tillable: one 3-liouse: good co $17 ivr ! pur-alancc In J- I- Mc.-CVJ.AY. Wlnchell/S’cxns.Money *aied good, from Iru ru 1*1*.tmiAMS-IIICDOX.r!l Higdon, of this place, anj it Williams, of San Saba, rlcd Tuesday evening at S:30 the home of the bride’s par-he groom Is traveling sales-on automobile firm, and his he daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cdon. of this place, d Mrs. Williams left on the « Fe for a bridal trip to Gal-nd will make their home at .—Lampasas leader.At Christmas time when you are ro-. membering your friends who are awayi ..... .ic mggesc pool is located un-|don'‘ overlook the fact that they wi dcrneath McCulloch county, but when l“PProclate more than almost anythin It III be developed Is more than 1 can ela* » subscription to tbo Dally F tell you. Mw likely, though. It win *Un for a month or two. This 1s ho (Ii'VCIQIHM vt*n thn Ctn.J.wJ r\i» IWlYlIv true* aW.. .•You have thriving little city here at Itrownwood.” anld Jewel p. Light-foot, assistant attouey general, who Is In the city today looking after business matters In connection with the attorney general’s department, ’’everybody seems to be working for the good Of the town, and 1 tctt )ou that counts In town building. There Is room for a great city |B the Central West and Brownwood. with her natural and rail-oad advantages should by all means become the ’hub’ In this portion of the *IW. it III probably take additional railroads to help out In this matter of building a city, but then It looks like you are lo line for other roads hen railroad building is revlred. Mr. Llghtfoot says there Is nothing new to report from the Capitol, except that the various dcpntoients are all overrun »lth business’’It seems to me that people are tiring of the merry-making at Chlstmas time. said a well-known lady to Round About this morning. ”[ never saw people take as little Interest In Christmas In nil my life; wonder If If* the effect of the panic or Just a lack of Interest. I. Tor one. will ,eg„, see the last of the good old Christ-mas limes, for t have always looked forward lo Christmas n» the most Important event of the year, and when Santa Claus used to come around l was as happy a* could be. and do youShopJThe Bulletin sAgcsts tha|’’Mills county Is In better shape man she has been for years. said j. F Jackson, w ho i» hero today on hi* wav to Howe. Texns. where ho will spend the balance of the winter month*. farmers have raised plenty of corn to do them and cotton Is fine. Most of the cotton ha* been picked, hut quite a lot of It Is yet unsold. Farmers archere there la not free mall delivery. The sustention by the Commercial Club that $3,000 of the bond bane fund for street Improvement be appr0prta|. lt;tl to building street crossing* u one that I would like to see carried out------- i. -it.be developed when the Standard Oil company Is In need of a new ncld.” Mr. Camel wa» on hla way to Corsicana, where he Is baying a flne sandy land farm.know. 1 find almost playing Santa Claus. . .....»P town shopping now and It’s aina,. ng to me that people are taking ,UCh little Interest In Christmas”REMEMBER TOIR IRIFH*AX CHRISTMAS TIME.rZ STEAMCandles per. ilor. 31.50 ■ i |vr. doi. ,5i. per. dox. .10