The Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, November 14, 1902 Page: 12 of 12
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MEDICATED SALT = MEDICATED SALT
Tte stactums* Life ling Fitt''
TVTE DESTROY NO CATTLEMAN'S GODS.
Vv Incorporated with the purest of salt is
saltpetre, sulphur, ashes, bone meal, nuz
vomica, gentian and other important ingredients
generally overlooked by the majority of cattle-
men. The result is perfect satisfaction. Medi-
cated Salt is put up in block form, 20 lbs. to the
block. It is convenient to use and impervious to
rain. Once used and you will not do without it.
Destroys TScKs
The Onix Medicated Salt Made
We quote you price of $1.75 per xoo lbs,, f.
0. b.. Colorado,-Texas, less than car load lots.
$1.50 per 100 lbs., f. 0. b. Colorado, Texas, in
car load lots. Money must accompany all local
orders.
Tie Greatest Triinil 0! ins pge
¿¿*T*0 WASTE NEITHER THE CATTLEMAN'S
1 Tine or Jfoney" is our motto. Our
product is used with marked satisfaction by the
stockmen of tiiis part of the State. With our
new factory new in operation at Colorado City,
where salt is manufactured in the natural state,
we are better prepared than ever to supply the
demands of our patrons. Satisfaction guaran-
teed. Prices quoted on application.
BEWARE Or 1M1XATKUM6'
It prevents Blackleg, kills stomach worms.
Prevents alt diseases cattle are subject to,
and never fails to build up run down stock
o£ all kinds.
"OCK SALTED AMP MEDI-
CATjft AT TfS ***** TIME
The Only Medicated Salt Made
Remember, Medicated Salt is not an experi-
ment, but a demonstrated success. Present
prices place it in the reach of all, and the wise
stockman is the one who always provides against
emergencies.
Medicated Salt & Manufacturing Co.
SAN ANTONIO
Factory: COLORADO CITY
FORT WORTH
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To Build Up Your Town.
Stay at home and do your trading.
That's the way to build up your
home town.
When buying out of town don't be
deceived into believing things some
place else are cheaper than at home.
Remember that there are always
hauling charges and remittance fees
to figure on.
And if a buyer out of town is not
satisfied he will have a hard time
getting his money back or a great
deal of inconvenience and loss of
time in getting articles exchanged
if unsatisfactory.
This is not so with regard to the
home merchant.
He is right here all the time.
He pays taxes to push your town
to the front.
Don't be inveigled into thinking
that you can get just what you want
and at better prices from the Chica-
go mail order houses.
Nine times out of ten the articles
priced lower than local schedules,
hauling and remittance charge to
buyer being considered, are an in-
ferior article that will not provejen-
tirely satisfactory.
notice
Do not give your
piilíiu^pipif RÜ8IH
"Cheap John" workman,
Lo choap work is to advertise «
'a inability to do food work,
•t honest prieta is
Give that out of town habit up.
Stay at home and buy your goods.
You'll be better off and better sat-
isfied all around.—Canadian Record.
Advertised Letters.
The following is the list of letters
remaining uncalled for at the Here-
ford postoffice for the month ending
October 31th, 1902:
Charley Able (2), David Auld,
Joe Boy les, E. T. Booth, Mrs.
Amanda Brown, Wm. L. Barr,
Jas. F. Bell, E. M. Brown (Dean),
Val Cates, Feel Comar, C. B. Cur-
tis, M. S. Caswell, J. L. Crumm,
L. Clipper, E. E. Carr, J. H. Dillon,
Miss Mamie Duglas, J. W. Dunn,
R. L. Davidson, L. M. Davis, Emma
Edwards, Mr. Eral Emberton, Mrs.
T. M. Fort , J. B. Faries, J. P.
Grigg, J. E. Tucker, F. M. Teapard,
Hall Thomast, E. M. Winn, Inez
Worlley, Mrs. Captolia Williams,
A. J. Wartar, J. M. Wise, Robt.
Ware, W. L. Gibson, E. H. Griffith,
B. P. Hamilton, Joseph Holme, R.
W. Hedges, Mrs. 0. A. Johnson,
Ola May Keller (3), Laura B. Kel-
ler, P. 1. Kelly, Miss Annie Kelly,
M. G. Laufry, Murf Morgan (Dean),
Virgil Mcintosh, J. D. Mollar, R.
M. Merritt (2), Chas. McDade (2),
R. L. Patterson, Jodie Pope, Mora
McHenry, Jake Roberson, D. B.
Roberson, Will Robinson, Jr., Wil-
liam Robinson, Ed Roberson, Wm.
Smith, Mrs. J. R. Smith, Albert
Smith, Geo. Stakes, Dyer Sumner,
A. B. Winkler, J. H. Wilkerson (2).
Sallie Wilson, Ellar Wright, C. M.
Wilson, Rev. T. J. Buckham.
In calling for above please say
"advertised .
L. A, MOKTOOHEIT, P. M.
A. J. LIPSCOMB
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W. H. PATTON
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JE|E|IL PIEBCPDDISE...
RICH m TRAIL SOP LIES
I WE SOLICIT YOUR TRADE AND GUARANTEE SATISFACTION |
Lumber, Shingles, Doors, Windows, Moulding, Brick, Lime
and Cement, Sherwin Williams* and Piatt & Thin-
berry's Paints, Oils, Varnishes, Collier s White Lead,
Putty, Glass, and everything kept in a first-class
Lumber Establishment
We came to Hereford with the pathfinders and are here
to stay. To our friends in town, when in need call *phone
39 and to those living eat, when in town come and see us.
We appreciate your trade, big or little.
Yours lor the upfcutttiag of Hereford,
HEREFORD LUMBER CO.
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Vanderburgh, F. L. The Brand (Hereford, Tex.), Vol. 2, No. 39, Ed. 1 Friday, November 14, 1902, newspaper, November 14, 1902; Hereford, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth142323/m1/12/: accessed April 26, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Deaf Smith County Library.