The Grapevine Sun. (Grapevine, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 44, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 15, 1898 Page: 1 of 6
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with an applicat
charged from said
You are her *
by publfcatic
twenty days
day hereof in
ly published 1
rant you gi
■dne interei
Final Settles
file their obje.
they have, oi
. The long-eared beast en at the Cour
ut pride of nnoeetry or
10.
not eat his food, take his modi*
oine or ride in ths conveyances
Bure* Hew Pullman VnHWti
Ruffe* gleepem. NsnSaeme
Nsw Chair Cert. (Beets Free.) ]
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DAILY
mule packer, may breaths a sigh ?.*“
of relief.
‘ ‘without pride of ancestry or
hope of posterity* ♦ is eminently p®
— forthen*.of AO.
•at is more im«
let back at his
a i~r
bargains, viz. <
Large Pencil Tablets, good qualitp, ruled, 3c and 5c. ’
Nice line of Envelopes 3c to 10c per package.
6x12 inched, good quality, Fool’s Cap Paper, 10c per (
4c. ■<
||||i,00Q, Parlor Matches for 5c. I
10 Bars Launiry Soap 25c.
Nice Line of Maces and Embroidery from 8c up.
provided for him.
The only hope of obtaining jus-
tice undpr the conditions seems
to be for the men in the ranks to
go on shifting the blame to so me-
lt is contrary to thing or somebody below them in
the military grade, in casting
about for a convenient and avail-
able bearer tor these iniquitous
burdens we can sec no escape for
the patient, willing and silent
Missouri mule. The burden of
Algorism may be a little heavy
for his brawny back, he may be
ashamed to look even the low-
bred hybrid of the garbage wag-
on in the eye, he may kick, he
may balk, but when he is once
saddled with the odium of the
army scandal the whole outfit
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dishonor,
portant, c
w»duo.r..
There is i
w.
Thue far the tendency of tes-
timony in the war department
investigation is to deny or con-
done the blunders of superior
officers and shift the blame upon
subordinates. Il ____
military ethics to criticise a su-
perior. To point out the short-
comings of his boss is a hazard-
ous undertaking for the man
who wants to “hold his job,”
These generally accepted rules
do not work both ways, how-
ever, for the men in high places
in the war department and in
the army seems to be bent upon
unloading all odium upon their
underlings.
If the process continues along
the lines followed by the distin-
guished and epauletted ethicists from Secretary Alger down to the
already heard from, therascali- ---
ty, Incompetency and neglect
which is the cause of the inves-
tigation will descend through a
senes of sieves to fall at last in
A blinding shower of dishonor
upon the men in the ranks. It
matters not that the mere pri-
vate is the real sufferer in the
premises. It is a breach of the
code for him to point upwi
an effort to
Military cut]
by an ui “
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|n BUYING Goods where the assortments are so
great. At Stripling’s is a $70,000.00 stock of Dry
Goods, Dross Goods, Clothing, Gents’ Furnishings, Mil-
linery and Shoes. You don’t have to take the first that’s
shown you. If its a dress, you can choose from the
fabrics of the greatest factories in the land—and the old
world is represented here, loo.
If it's a shoe, you can have just what you want;
Lace, Button, Wide or Narrow toe, any color, cloth of
leather top, patent or kid tip, $1.00 to $4.00. Set the
price it suits you best tu pay and you can find lots of
(styles here to choose from. If it’s millinery, you can set
your wit’s to thinking now and when you come to the
store, the milliner can show you just what you had pic-
tured out. No matter if tlie first showing don’t please
you, there are many others to be seen.
Bh/a suit the same way, any price, $3.00 to $36.00,
and any color, or cut; you’ll find just what you want;
, This is the advantage the big store offers you over the
small one. And you must be satisfied with the price or
you can have your money back. This is part of this
store’s policy. It’s a money-back-if-you-want-it-place*
You are welcome to look through.
If Stripling Bay» It’» So, It’» So!
W. C. STRIPLING,
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For St. Louts,
•nd the BAST.
pass
Texas.
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[Robert Bonner said he built up
the circulation of the New York
Ledger and made his fortune by
blowing his own horn.)
Up, up, from life’s dreaming, be faith-
ful and true,
The earnest find ever there’s some-
thing to do
That gives a shrill note at dawn of the
mom;
if you’d win in life’s battle then blow
your own horn.
The mind may be stored with the lore
of ttie sages,
And tempered with wisdom gleaned
from life’8 pages,
but I he world Is no better because thou
wert born,
if your wisdom lacks force to blow
your own boro.
We prize the spring violet, modest and
blue, - -- —,
Its pertume evolves though ’(is hidden
from yiew,
its sweets are distilled through the
breath of the morn,
For nature is always biowtag aer horn.
We honor the man who,know the right,
Will dare to maintain it in darkness 01
light;
This life hath a purpose for each one
that’s born,
Then truthfully seek it while blowing
your born.
What matters it to os what erftics may
say,
If we’re striving to walk in the straight
A true honest man will a pfilaoe adorn, I
And though elbowed by rascals may!
Mow hia own boro. * **4sa
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! L. •. THORNS, I. R. TURNIR, 1
PAULAS, TUCAB.
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NOTION
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Of Applluaiian le the Leatelatere fa*
Leoal or SpaelBl Uiw.
of the state of Texas, that application
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I she Stats of Texas, at its next regular
I session, for a local or spe«tnl law, aw
! thorising and empowering ths St. Louis
. Louis Southwestern Railway Company
of Texas to acquire by purchase, and td
' oonaotidate with its own Uns, and td
I own and operate, the line of railway
) extending from Tyler to Lufkin, Texas,
) with its franohiyes anfi appurtenances,
. said line being known as the Tyler
Southeastern Railway, and to auihoriM
corresponding increase of the aggregate
> bonds and stocks of the St. Louis 8ouh-
I eastern Railway Company of Texas,
* and to regulate rsperte of the operation
; of said progert^k
I Tyler, Tekas, Oct. 1,18Q6,
| S. W. FORDYCk,
. President, St. Louis Southwestern B'
| company of Texas.
| Secretary, St Lou^d^th
he Racket Store,
W- 1
WHEN you are looking for bargains call at the
Racket Store for them.
- The low price of cotym necessitates our selling at a
Small Margin.
So call while you are in the city and get your money’s
worth. Rejow are the prices of some of my
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BJ--. —----(western B’y
company of Texas.
company. .
company.
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NOTICK BY I-VBI.10AT1ON OT KINAA
ACCOUNT,
No. 1845.
Th. Stea of Tm.,
.i.,g!»Eai,n ofth«Zh
,ces and Embroidery from 3c up.
H Tinware^wf^^
A Specialty.
I have also added a well selected line of
panned Goods and Confectioneries.
I shall he pleased to sweeten you up and keep you
*sq on my nice candies and choicest of fruits,
At Sb V«ry I ow PRICE.
. The New Racket Store,
JAS. T. FOSTER, ? w Grapevine, Texas.
' GKO. JACKSON,
Notary r»bpc . " * Notary PubUo.
LEWIS & JACKSON,
-Real Estate, Loan & Collecting
A.lgenta^
261 Main St., - - - DALLAS, TEXAS.
C. C. ESTILL,
FOP 1
I FOR
LUMBER & SHINGLES,
Paints, Lime, and Grain,
Sash, Doors, Mouldings,
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Llv*. Elv.
CRAY’S HOTEL,
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No. 133 Main Street. Dallas, Texas.
O THE BEST HOTEL IN THE CITY FOR THI? MONEY.
Excellent Service in all Departments. Lady waiters for dining
room. Stop with us and you will be pleased.
J. 8. RAY, Proprietor. H. B. BUSH, Clerk.
«AV« Y09* WHISX RS AMriJTATgD AT ~~ .--r*
-^^re^GABLE’S TONSORIAL PARLOR
Of course you can shave yourself, but you do not get the satis-
- faction from S home-made shave that you do frotp a nice, clean, com-
fortable shave from an experienced barber. x
“CLEANLINESS IS NEXT TQ GODLINESS.”
Try my bath-rooms and get a cool, exhilarating SHOWER BATH—
finest summer luxury possible—price 15c. When you end your day *
labor these hot days, nothing ja healthier or more refreshing.
Agent for Natatorium Steam Laundry of Fort Worth. Lowest in
price and best in service. Lapmfry leaves Tuesday. •
Mfit. A. OABEE.
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THE WALLIS HOUSE,
BERRY Bros., Proprietors.
(Successors to John Wiley.)
Grapevine, -
Convenient to Depot,
Meet all the Train!*
Free Sample Rood
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Keeling, J. E. The Grapevine Sun. (Grapevine, Tex.), Vol. 3, No. 44, Ed. 1 Saturday, October 15, 1898, newspaper, October 15, 1898; Grapevine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1267682/m1/1/: accessed April 19, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Tarrant County Archives.