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this Is our invitation to you|Ve will appreciate your ac-
count, whether large or i U we ate prepared to offer
everything coneietent with und banking, we offer you
pdMt,e courteous treatemen hile at our bank, and ae to
Í our reliability lor the eafe I ting of your funde we refer
you to the The Bankere I ranty Fund of the State of
Texas, which you are prote by, whether your deposit be
one dolar or a million dolli you have absolute protection.*
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NECESSITIES.
¡¡very lady likes to have every re-
quisite for her personal comfort and
«•re is when* hw oan get. her sup-
utes at the least price and of the
#t quality. We have just laid in
Ktock of Fancy Soaps, Face
owders, Perfumes, Cold Cream, etc,
pd invite a trial of such you arc in
of. We positively gimrantec
|irity of all the Gooia we sell.
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public.
•election on the program was a
one for the occasion, and
the execution of the program
«was superb, doing honor not
only to the popular and highly
efficient teacher, but to the pu-
pils themselves alio. It is
simply stating a well admitted
truth, to say that this was ons
of the very finest entertainments
of the kind ever given in Cald-
well. It was evident to the
stranger as welles to people
here, that there is very much
fine talent among the young
people who were on the stsge
that evening. When the cur-
tain went down at the conclus-
of the program, the class very
appropriately presented to Miss
Hundley a beautiful fur set ae a
token of their ee eem for her aud
for her efficiency as a music
teacher.
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twenty Per Cent off the
prices ou all men's and boy's
-uits, except bísela aud blues,
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Krank ftKi ivanek i in Weeton
business.
>ur business during the year just closed was the
[argest by Many Thousands of Dollars of any
the history of this business,
>ur Clothing Business has
been Exceedingly large
it we have a few winter
lits left that we will sell
in the next few ^ at almost your own price
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Bank should be sstootad with at much caí
yónr physician or your attorney. Strength
tiem, sound banking methods—these should earry
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Deposits Guaranteed
Resources |805,0o0.00
Depository for City of Caldwell Funda.
Depository for County of Burleson
DIRECTORS :
J. C. WOMBLE, C. C. NELMS *
A, P. QRABOW, A. O. JENKINS
T. KRAITCAER. Jr.
* We Hmre Resolved
to continue^during the coming
year our policy of selling the
beet groceries at the fairest
prices. We are not turning over
any new leaf. We are simply de-
2 termined to kepp on as we always
have. l[ you are not using o iff
groceries it *" is becauso vou
haven't tried them. You should
make the trial at once.
Facc Badly Powder-burned.
One morning the first of last
week while Byron, the little son
of W. W. Rankin, was playing
with other boys of his size in the
back yard, he emptied the
powder out of a 12 gage shot
gun cartridge. He poured the
powder in a tin pill box and
struck a lighted matoh to it,
to see it flash. When the flash
came it went right in his face
and eyes, badly burning
them, especially the left eye.
Physicians were oalled in . at
once and dressed the burns and
the little fellow is getting along
nicely. For the first few days
both eyes were swelled tight shut,
but he is now able to open them
and there is no danger of his
loosing the sight of either eye,
The burns are getting well
nicely and will leave scarcely a
scar.
Last Friday thelie was given
by the young people a ball in the
building now known as the Slay.
den-Kirksey building. Music
was furnished hy the Caldwell
orchestra and all present experi-
enced a general good time,
Por Sale- The Boyd place of
794 acres, 200 acres of prairie
balance in timber. Apply to Dr.
i B. O. McLean,
The Christmas Trees.
Saturday night before Christ*
mss there were Christmas trees
at the Methodist, Baptist and
i
Presbyterian churches, given for
the happiness of the Sunday
School and other children who
attended them. There was a
large attsndanoe at all three of
them and, so far as is known,,
there was not a child at either
of them who did not get a
present. At the Methodist
church a collection was taken up
for the orphanage at Waco and
the sum of $40 was raised. The
amount was forwarded last week
to the orphans at Waco, as a
Christmas present. At the Bap-
tist church there was no collect-
ion taken that night, as the
members had been taking up a
collection for several days for
the Buckner Orphan's Home.
The first of last week the total
amount, $225., was sent to the
Orphanage as a Christmas
present.
The best argument for the
good roads movement is a ¡uood
look at the condi ion of the
streets and the roads in thig
part of the oountry,
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