The Teague Chronicle. (Teague, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, December 2, 1910 Page: 1 of 8
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TOP TO ARGUE that* because We are' known as selling
iture only ffiat our prices must necessarily be as high as is the„gyality
of our merchandise.^ Come and find out in person how greatly you are
mistaken, . Anybody can sell Furniture of high class at high prices. We
have the secret of keeping the quality up and the price down.
Hippel’s Furniture Store
We Pay the Freight to hit Railroad Points
Wo Buy or Exchange for Second-Hand Furniture
TEAGUE, TEXAS.
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New Year's Dali.
Freestone Lodge No, 418,
order of- Machinists, has made
announcement of the third an-
—ball of the lodge, to be
given Friday, Dec. 30th. We
know it will be a success. The
previous undertakings of the
machinists have been splendid,
and as the boys gain experience
they can make the affairs more
pleasant, and that’s what they
are-going do this time. JEd
an of the com-
be is an old hand
;rtakings. The ar-
committee is com-
rs. Ward, Castle-
and Nummy; the
ommittee of Messrs,
t, Castlebury, Ward,
and Chas. Pierce
manager. Tickets
ale at $1.00 for gen-
ies to be admitted
and colds use BAL-
)REHOUND SYRUP.
11 acts soothingly in the irritated
lungs and throat. Price 25c, 50c
apd $1.00 per bottle. Sold by
Teague Drug Co.
Is Now a Law.
The sidewalk ordinance was
committeed to passage and duly
made a statute of the city at the
recent session of the council. It
provides that the council may by
resolution direct the construction
of sidewalks upon any street it
deems advisable.
What is more refined than
neat, trim .ankle with a silk he
We have the pure silk hose wi
lisle garter tops and half lisle
feet, 3 pair in the box, box only
$2.00.—Procter has the goods.
Mexican Boy Killed.
A Mexican youth, aged per-
haps 18 <S)* 19 years, was killed
on the main line bet;
passenger station and the water
crane Tuesday night between
eight and pine o’clock. His
body was cut half in two, the
wheels passing over his stomachy
the trunk lying between the
rails and the lower portion out-
side when found.
The supposition is that he was
Attempting to crawl on the trucks
of the car, for, the purpose of
beating his way, and the engine
backed against the string of cars
before he got into position. The
body was turned over to Under-
taker Hippel and prepared for
burial, and was carried to the
potter.’s field Wednesday after-
noon.
The dead youth bore the name
of Ramon Ferreira, and his home
was at Durango, Mexico.
A first-class residence, 4 rooms,
reception hall, city water and
cistern, 2 blocks from business,
near Main street. For sale cheap
Tait at office in lob-
Ypakum or by any
local agent.
Would Buy Bonds.
Secretary Russ has received
an offer from Sutherlin & Co., of
Kansas City for the $6000 in
waterworks bonds of the former
Sutherlins of-
Teague a Natural Center.
Mr. L. 5. Thomas, constructing
engineer for the Gulf Refining
“ ' ‘ ■ " el Yoa-
kum for the PHst week, and* has
completed the work of supervis-
ing the construction at Teague of
an oil storage fer his company.
The Gulf Refining Co. has a
large groupe of wells at Tulsa,
Okla., and a pipe line thence to
Port Arthur, where- its refiner-
ies are located, whence it ships
its product by steamer,and tank
cars.
The Teague station is supplied
by tank cars, and the storage
consists of two tanks of 15,000
gallons capacity each, and a
large warehouse, located on the
east side of the right-of-way at
the intersection of Spruce street.
The selection of Teague as a
distributing point is proof of our
superior location and shipping
facilities, and from the storage
here it will supply all, petroleum
products. , The nearest distribut-
ing points are Waco and Fort
Worth.
J. W. Adamson has been ap-
pointed local representative.
If Teague is such an excellent
center for this enterprise why
not also for an oil mill, compress,
wholesale grocery, cannery %nd
other similar industries which
our location, facilities and prod-
ucts will prosperously maintain?
Have you thought how com-
fortable and neat the Fay
hosiery looks on the little girls,
remember they are extra long
and button to the waist. This
week we are selling them at 3
pair for $1.00.—Procter the ex-
r>lnsiva -
Oats!
ats!
We have just received a car load of Red Rust Proof Seed
Oats. Have also just received a car load of Salt In the WHITE
sacks and a car load of the best Alfalfa you ever saw, and we
are prepared to save you money on this line of stuff as well as
everything we handle. 7
We carry the biggest stock of groceries in the county and
are therefore prepared to save you money,
and get our prices we can show you.
If you will come in
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We can sell you Flour from $1.25 per sack up, and can fur-
nish it in sacks or in wooden barrels. We can furnish you
with the finest SOFT WHEAT flour shipped into the State, as
well as the best hard wheat flour made. Our soft wheat brand
is ROYAL NO. 10, and our hard wheat brand is GOLDEN
SHEAF. ;
Make our store your head quarters while in town.
We will treat you right.
Yours to please,
Connell-Gnimney Grocery Co.
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Satterwhite, T. L. & McDaniel, C. E. The Teague Chronicle. (Teague, Tex.), Vol. 5, No. 20, Ed. 1 Friday, December 2, 1910, newspaper, December 2, 1910; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1046684/m1/1/: accessed August 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Fairfield Library.