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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Aug 23, 1906
Page
7
In a few days new goods from the Eastern Markets will roll in as our buyer completes the Fall purchase. He promises the handsomest line of Fall and Winter goods Graham has seen. Inspect these items to be pleased with quality and price. Also note remarkable low prices on all Summer goods as school opens.
Willis Gibbs of True renews subscription and J C Vaughan non Shelton of Farmer advertise before buying or selling. Mr and Mrs Lon Martin of Melissa visit, Parker county crops praised, Goldsmiths return from Weatherford and Olney trip, J T Rickman praises health in Tennessee visit, several locals attend Dallas convention and visit relatives.
For Rent 320 acres about eight miles north of Belknap plus 60 acres in Johnson grass with a five room house. Tenant may add more land to cultivation and keep all he makes the first year. R. C. MCPHAILL.
W E Kaye of Fort Worth visited relatives in the county this week. Deputy sheriff T E Wallace also toured the northern part of the county. The Young County News announced it is relocating to the MecJimsey building on the east side of the public square.
Mr Trippet of Fort Worth, among the injured in the Rock Island wreck at Fort Worth last Monday, died Friday afternoon. He was sixty-two, his leg had to be amputated, and his age proved a factor in the outcome.
An ad offers universal accident and sickness protection for $1.00 monthly with sight payoff. It seeks reliable agents under W. M. Praster District Messenger in Loving, Texas. The notice mentions Miss Byrd Brock of Sharon Tennessee visiting the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Akin four miles east of town, described as a married woman.
A recruitment notice seeks reliable agents to write accident and health insurance. Promises good pay and affiliation with a fine company. Address W M Plaster for details.
W A J Akers of Fish Creek plans to furnish the usual beef for the reunion. He will sell cooked meats at ten cents per pound and dry barbecue at 1212 cents per pound.
For sale a four room house with a good cistern and three lots on two streets. Will take wagon and team in part payment. By H. G. Arnold.
A testimonial from W. M. CuristTIAN of Rutherford Tenn proclaims Hunt's Cure cures eczema ringworm and other itching ailments. The ad claims immediate relief with 50e per box and endorses continual use for family health.
A. B. Median was a welcome visitor last Monday. The county is constructing cottages for the use of the unfortunate at the county farm two miles northeast of the city.
D. D. Lyon and wife of Cherokee county Georgia and Miss Octavia Timmons of Chattanooga Tennessee visit A. A. Timmons in Tank Valley Texas. They are his sisters and plan to stay until about September 1.
A thrift lesson from farming urges preparation for showers after sunny days. Dysentery diarrhoea and cholera may strike any household member without warning. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy is recommended as immediate treatment and should be kept at hand. For sale by All Druggists.
A donor announces a free scholarship at Meridian Female College in Meridian Mississippi. The full term costs about 150 dollars covering board and related expenses and will be awarded to a deserving young lady who applies and meets the scholarship requirements.
J A Wheat announces a convention for the 104th Representative District to meet in Seymour Texas on August 25 1906. The purpose is to canvass returns and nominate a Representative for the Democratic executive committee.
Take your clock or watch to Blakeney's Pharmacy for repair. Satisfaction guaranteed.
R C McPuamu Notary Public offers funds to pay off land or to buy vendor lien notes. Contact for immediate money to secure land payments and property transactions.
W. E. Baker, Sexton of Oak Grove Cemetery, offers tombstones and cleaning or repair at reasonable prices. Grave digging charges are adults six dollars and children four dollars. Call for prompt completion and satisfaction.
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