Banner-Leader. (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 8, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 30, 1901 Page: 7 of 8
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-is a Robber and Slave Maker
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The Saddle and Harness Man
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Com parly
IT IS A FACT
m«sPri™Sthe,Lme haven't the firm, dignified walk
F], Worth 4Rio Grande hailway.
trains on other
suits
BIG LINE OF
LET
Our Store is a
Phone 27, the Banner-Leader i
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information re-
etc. apply to or
trouble,
kind of
Pepsin.
Yoa lose More than cue
do if you don’t advertise
in the Banner-Iieeder.
W
MS
—Repairing that will stand the
test, Jas. E. Brewer at Firt Nat.
Bank Bl'd’g
201bs for $1.00
181bs for $1.00
81bs for $1.00
201bs for $1.00
to the Customers,
remedy
diseas-
per son
but it
in the
FRISCO
SYSTEM
The Standard reporter noticed
posted on the wall* at the post-
office Monday, a polite request to
the public not to spit on the floor.
Late scientific investigation has
shown conclusively that the habit
of spitting in places where peo-
ple congregate is dangerous to
health. Many diseases are com
municable in that way. More-
over the habit is filthy in the ex-
treme. The postmaster’s request
is one with which every gentle-
man will comply. —San Angelo
Standard.
In Galveston county, near
Hitchcock, a pear orchard of 150
acres was sold to an Iowan for
$27,500, or slightly more than
$180 per acre. We judge from
—It you want land, cows
horses, see P. J. Baron, Rowena,
Texas, and he will fit you up. 4-tf
“Uncle Dick” Parmenter.
of Fort Scott, Kansas, says he
can now sleep well and eat any-
thing he wishes; although he bad
suffered with indigestion, gas-
trititis and consumption for 20
years. This result was brought
about by the use of only four
bottles of Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup
Pepsin. Sold by E. D. Walker.
Try our New Rice,
Granulated Sugar,
Arbuckles Coffee,
Beans,
Yours for the nearest
Inspect our stock. You will find the
assortment quality style and ft
to any in West Texas.
feast to the eye.
I declare said a staunch
old farmer to one of
our merchants the oth-
er day. How they
sell a buggy whip six
foot long made of Java,
full stock, no splice,
water proof, for 25 cts.
is strange to me, but
they sell them all the
Whenever a man says he doe>
not believe in advertising, he
misstates the truth—it’s the
paying for it he don’t like. He
will always take free advertising
gladly. The trouble is he just
hates to Hand out a dollar witn-
out being handed back some-
thing material, that can be felt
and handled like cabbages. He
can’t’see that his money returns
in many ways directly and indi
rectly manifold. Ex.
A Church in a Tree.
Next to the giants of the Yose-
mite Valley, California, the larg-
est trees in the world are found
in Australia. Of these, a species
| of the eucalyptus, locally known
as the “red gum-tree,” takes the
lead. One of these giant tree in
Gippsland. Victoria, was felled
at a distance of twenty feet from
the ground. The wood of these
trees is very soft when growing,
and when newly cut down, but
hardens when it is dead. In
this tree, while the wood was
still, soft, the stump was hollow-
ed out, opening for doors and win-
dows were cut, and a roof was
placed upon it. In this way a
room was formed, said to be
twenty-five feet in breadth, and
capable of accomodating fifty
people. Religious services have
frequently been held There
the people for miles around
assembling out of curiosity: but
the curiosity has led to blessing,
and a movement is now on foot
for erecting a substantial church.
—Christian Herald.
Smallpox is not the dreaded
scourge it used to be. With
proper care it is not even a dan.
gerous disease. Few of the pa*
tients ever go to bed with ill
and even the few who become
b »d ridden remain there only a
lay or two. Still it is conta-
gious and disagreeable and none
>f us care to take chances with
t. Cleanliness is the best p*e-
entive and the best
ig.iinst this and kindred
•s. The most cleanly
can of course contract it,
vill make little headway
system of such a person. A clean
consience and a clean body is a
combination that is hard to beat
anyway, and will come nearer
bringing immunity from all dis
eases here and from the heat
of the nether world than most
any other preventive adopted.—
Ex.
NEW LINE OF CARPET SAMPLES JUST FROM THE MH IS
NEW DESIGNS, NEW COLORS.
WALL PAPER TAPESTRIES, INGRAINS AND
BLANKS.
WINDOW SHADES.
US FIGURE ON YOUR SPECIAL SIZES
Winters Gin.
Owing the nepesssity of having
to meet our obligations, wo re-
spectfully request all who are
behind with their ginning to come
forward and settle.
Respectfully,
5-4t Woodrow & Hood.
J. A. OSTERTAG & CO
{Undertaking a Specialty. -.....Opposite Court House Square.
Ijtr I From Takiiix nis.ie a,-hi.
I through mistake. No worse mis-
take is that than taking Blood
Medicine for stomach trouble,
Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin
cures all forms of indigestion,
constipation or stomach
Don't take the wrong
medicine; take Syrup
Sold by E. D. Walker.
and general air that comes after
one is cured of indigestion, as
you surely can be by taking Dr.
Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. Sold
by E. D. Walker.
This Concerns Yon.
i
T hat the best is always the cheap- c**n .ell by the way you
est. I handle the best Paint on walk you have indigestion You
the market. M - ----- —
low as the prices on the same
grade of Paint in Ballinger, Abi-
lene or Dallas. I buy from the
manufacturers, therefore can com-
pete with any.
Yours for honest dealings,
I. A. FANNIN,
Druggist. Winters, Texas
MUy I When Y’our Heart Hutters.
j That is not heart disease. That
; is no terrible heart failure; that
I is indigestion, the prime cause of
jshort breath and sudden jump-
ing of the heart. which so fre-
quently follows an exertion of
any kind. Go to the drug store.
Get a bottle of Dr. Cal ’ veil’s i the price that it wasn’t a forced
Syrup Pepsin. No more' need sale.
be said, for after you use it oncet
you will never fail to keep it ik
the house. Sold by E. D. Walk!
| er,
TheEALLINGERSUPPLYCO.
Is the leader and regulator of low prices in Ballinger. Our method of doing
business will save you money though you may never spend a cent with us, as
our competitors will in self-defense make an effort to meet our prices on some-
things. Our prices are original and our object is to shorten the distance and
lower the price between the producer and customer. Cash is the only weapon
that will clip the chains of bondage and it ibuiot only your privilege but your
duty to economize and trade where your money will buy the most.
Our Pure Old Fashion Open Kettle
RIBBON CANE SYRUP : : : :
Has just arrived and it is the finest car of syrup that has ever been offered to the
people of this country. We positively guarantee every gallon of this Syrup to
be absolutely pure aud to contain every grain of sugar in the cane. Why buy so
called ribbon cane syrup when you can get the Genuine for less than you
have been paying for the common mixed stuff.
Barrels 43c. 1=2 Barrels 45c, 5 and 10 gallon kegs 50c and kegs furnished.
Be Cautious! Be Frank!!
The Great Southwestern outlet
r Ft Vl orth trade. The Ideal
Live Stock Route, to cattle mar-
kets and, the Indian Territory.
Time and expense saved ship-
pers over this route. The short-
est and most direct route from
points in the San Angelo coun-
ary to all points
NORTH, EAST AND VEST.
Via Brownwood and Ft. W orth.
Ft. W. R. G. train No. 4 leaving
Brownwood at 10 o’clock p. m.
has a Pullman Buffett Sleeper
Car and is an ideal train for the
public, as it arrives in Ft. Worth
before departure of any of the
early morning
lines.
For further
garding rates,
address any agent of the compa-
ny or to L. B Comer, G. p. a.
Ft. Worth, Texas.
D. F. Johnson, Agent,
Brownwood, Texas.
Come irf and dine with us.
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Mayes, Hervey F. Banner-Leader. (Ballinger, Tex.), Vol. 20, No. 8, Ed. 1 Saturday, November 30, 1901, newspaper, November 30, 1901; Ballinger, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1195044/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Carnegie Library of Ballinger.