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Newspaper
Graham Leader
Location
Graham, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1906
Page
3
Local items announce Garnett the Healer and messenger notes. Visitors W J Gilmore P L Gibson and J B Terrell of Midway came in on business Monday. Savings offerings include property sales through J C Vaughan and photo services by M H Chism. Fresh celery arrives Tuesdays and Saturdays from W S Tidwell & Son. Subscriptions gratefully acknowledged by John Bower.
The fine young beeves best that can be bought in the county at the Brick Beef Market. W J Henry.
CH STORIA and You Have Always Bought 4 ti CH STORIA offers immediate enrollment at Tyler Commercial College in Tyler. Students may study through the Christmas holidays except Christmas Day, with home leave available if desired.
Finch and Stewart promote shelf hardware queensware buggies wagons and farm implements. Windmills pumps and all tin work are offered with C M Rickman in charge of the tin shop KIDWELL and COOPER advertise as well.
T. L. Douglas handed the editor a dollar on Monday and asked that Old Reliable continue to be sent to his address until further notice. He is described as one of the newspaper’s oldest patrons. The note suggests Dwinell Wright Co's coffees, sold by W. I. Tidwell & Son, as a preferred brand.
Merchants in Graham ended a one day withdrawal from buying cotton, restoring previous trading freedom. Citizens feared exclusive grading by foreign buyers, but on Wednesday merchants returned to normal, restoring confidence and sparking farmers’ smiles as they resumed selling.
A brief ad offers Pit Game roosters at one dollar each and hens at fifty cents each. The seller promotes thrift and vigor in Game roosters and hens, inviting buyers to specify quantities for pickup on the 20th in Graham.
The state commands the sheriff to summon W T Shoopman and J S Shoopman by weekly publications for four weeks before the return day for the next Young County District Court term in Graham on March 4 1907. The petition filed Sept 22 1906 seeks to cancel a land sale of 160 acres from Survey No. 96 due to unpaid notes totaling 1100 with interest and seeks restoration of title to plaintiff J B Norris.
Beils Tennessee man W L Rawls battled nasal catarrh for twenty years. He reports swelling and soreness inside the nose disappeared after applying Bucklen's Arnica Salve to the sore surface. He calls it the best salve in existence and recommends it, noting the condition never returned.
A car load of fruit trees awaits delivery by the popular salesman Mr Bayles at the court house park. R and McGlamery, Eliasville businessman, renewed his Leader subscription last Tuesday to meet his Sulphur Springs brother in law who did not arrive. Blakeney's Pharmacy advertises first class watch and jewelry repair.
Annual meeting of the shareholders of the Beckham Nation Al Bank to be held at the bank building in Graham on Tuesday January 8 1907 for the purpose of electing a Board of Directors for the ensuing year. S. R. Crawford, Pres.
For any ordinary diseases of the skin Chamberlain's Salve is excellent. It not only allays the itching and smarting but effects a cure. For sale by all Druggists.
V. F. Gorrissen, manager, advertises a broad assortment of toys at low prices, inviting customers to visit the store and explore the latest lines and deals.
J B Whittenburg a prominent Gooseneck citizen died Monday night from pneumonia and chronic kidney trouble. He was buried on Wednesday. An old county settler he was well known across the area.
Mrs J B Grimes died at her home about three miles north of town last Sunday night and was buried in Oak Grove Cemetery Monday.
A physician states that a patient suffered eczema on the scalp and was cured using Hooper's Tetter Cure. The product is guaranteed by B. S. Doty & Co.
The notice informs readers that the J C Casburn pasture north of town is posted and warns all hunters to keep out. The brief public warning stresses restricted access and safety for landowners and locals.
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