The Grapevine Sun. (Grapevine, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 3, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 21, 1905 Page: 4 of 8
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• your home paper
th the local news,
is New—81.75.
BEST FOR
CONSTIPATION
and two larks.
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Cook were
the guests of J. J* Dwight last Sun-
day night.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ratliff vis-
ited Mr. Walter Brown and family
last Tuesday. L
Mr. and Mrs. 0. W. Foster vie- I
itcd Mr. Jarret Foster and wife last I
Wednesday. I
Mr. Robert Hill, we regret to say |
is on the sick list this week. E
Mrs. J. Carrell was on the sick E
list last week. I
Mrs. James Foster and mother I
were the guests of Mrs. Long last I
Monday. i
Miss Ora Foster visited Miss |
Jewel Long last Sunday evening. |
Mr. and Mrs. E. N. Jenkins vis- H
ited Mr. Redman Shivers and fam- |
ily last Sunday. I
Little Bonnie Byas, after several E
days’ sickness, is up again and i
able to resume her studies at |
school. I
We presume that Cage Long is I
going into the hog business, as he I
was out buying hogs last Monday. I
Mr. George McClary went to see |
his best girl at Roanoke last Sun- I
day. I
Mr. Claud Moody visited the |
Misses Medlin at Roanoke last I
Sunday. I
We are having plenty of mud |
and cold weather at present, and |
as news is scarce we will close. J I
SUNFLOWBB. |
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DO YOU WANT
To Help Build
UP YOUR TOWN?
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is said, horse-whipped and pur-
sued for a mile across the country
a red-haired lady (?) who had
slandered her husband.
A beautiful family quarrel on
the tariff question has long been
developing in the Republican par-
ty, and bids fair to culminate in
an rxtrr hot summer session.
It Is intimated that Congress
hoard something from the source
of political power during the
Christmas holidays that has in-
duced it to take up tariff revision.
A United States Senator in an
interview, it is stated, says that
Judge Swayne is no worse than
some other men, and it is said the
Judge feels bitterly the cruelty of
this statement.
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A woman in Pedham, N. Y., it
Grapevine
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Imperfect Digestton
means lew nutrition and in conso-
le world, will no doubt queues less vitality. When the liver
fails to secrete bile, the blood becomes
cent rein, but they don't smile *
much when they see their wood- '
piles diminishing so rapidly. But
such is life. I
Several of our boys were skat- 81
ing on the ioe last Sunday and one
of them fell through. Fortunately
no one was hurt. ‘
Mr. Claud Moody and George
McClary and Mr. Times went ona
hunting expedition. They report-
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fTthl?; k give;’ tone to taZ stomach,
liver and kidneys, strengthens the
appetite, clears and Improves the com-
plexion, infuses new life i
the whole system. SOo a bottle at C.
B. Walker's.
1 Directors.
1 have beet
stunt at he
td to the subject in a oon-
i with Gen. Stoesel say-
ing, "Their lives were nothing
compared to the object sought."
This may be loyalty te one's coun-
try but, to our mind, it is not of
the stuff of which civilisation is
made.
ante states ui a »
a commission t.
egtion. A hun-
a n d aggregate
» been studying,
ireshing out the
ace the days of
,e man who will
jught, or even a
v misrepresenta-
it will be entitled
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mu each
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I rtock medicine la a
for ttoclr raiaer* It
g not a cheap food or
irder. Though put up
orm than Thedford’*
it, renowned for the
digestion troubles of
iaa the same qualities
ng digestion, stirring
d liver and loosening
id bowels for all stock
It is carefully pre-
ft action is so healthful
>w and thrive with an
ose in their food. It
olera and makes hogs
i cures chicken cholera
d makes hens lay. It
>ation, distemper and
iea, murrain in cattle,
a draught animal do
or the food consumed,
male and fowls of all
Fe. Every farmer and
1 certainly givs it a
b. a can and saves ten
te in profit.
—--
M, Ess., March M, 1804.
iiin( yoar Black-Draught
>ultry Medicins on my
s Urns. I have used all
I food but I have found
the beat for my purpose.
J. S. HABgON.
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L \ GUARANTEED V J w l\
PRICE 50 CENTS <•* V
For Sale by C. E. Walker.
Grapevine College
Began Its Fall Term for 1904 and IJ05, Sept. 6th,
with the following Faculty:
G. T. BLUDWORTH, B. S., - Mathematics, Latin.
Miss BERTIE CATE, - - - Sciences.
(To be supplied) - - - Bookkeeping.
Mrs. W. D. CLARK, - ' - Primary.
Miss LURA LILLIE, Piano Theory, Elocution and
Physical Culture.'
Miss LILLIAN McQUIDDY, Piano, Vioin, Guitar,
Banjo.
For further particulars apply to
G. T. BLUDWORTH, President,
Grapevine, ’
Editor Sun:
The school at old Union is get-
ting along fine under the super-
vision of Prof. Corbett.
William Blevins has returned
from a visit among relatives and
old friends in Georgia. He says
he don’t like that country very
much.
Calvin Blevens, a brother of
Uncle Johnatean Blevens, of Ala-
bama, is hear on a visit, and says
he is pleased with Texas.
Benny Blevins and Jim Turner
. are in the cattle business. If you
«_ _ 8!*P to aooom“‘ have any good milch cows for sale
that you can recommend—that is
cows that have been giving milk
for twenty or thirty years, let them
know.
Mrs. E. A. Carney, who has been
sick for some time, we are glad to
say is getting along nicely.
Mrs. Rhodia Higgins has been
very sick this week, but she is get-
ting better.
The young people h^ve organ-
ized a literary society at Union.
We wish them success. Now if
they will form a debating elub and
will tell me which hurts the worst,
a mule kicking or a woman with
a broomstick in her hand and fire
in her eye, weilding it over a poor
man’s head, I will go and see which
side beats, for I can’t decide my-
self, can you? Slaps.
Four Hundred Ba hi Ml. K
Bl. Vincent's Infant Asylum,Chicago,
shelters homeless waifs awaiting adop-
tion, and there are nearly 400 babies
there. Bister JuMa writes: cannot
say too much iu praise of Foley's Honev
and Tar for coughs colds, croup and
whooping cough. ’ ’ Contains no opiates
and is safe and sure. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar and insist upon having
it, as it is a safe remedy and certain in
•r ■'
A Chicago chemist thinks he has
discovered that life may be created
by chemical action. The discov-
ery is not new. Who has not heard
the song, "There’s Life in the
Flowing Bowl?"
It is said that the administration
and congress are in favor of econ-
omy. What about that little bill
to double the salary of the Presi-
dent, pension all ex-Presidents
and to pay members of Congress
810,000 instead of $3,000 a year?
The Mikado is said to be the
most economical of the reigning
monarchs, and his economies are
so great and so small as to give
him a reputation for parsimony.
He manage to oke out a living on
83,000,000 a year.
The postal franking bill of the
District of Columbia has been side
tracked and the District will have
g te buy its stamps for another year.
A great falling off of literature pro-
Hn'
and vigor to
"w ■ 1'
Is a Golden J
Advertisers
the Buying <
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887,496 50
nd un-
5,208 18
cfarcula-
6,000 00
5,000 00
Banks (not
*7.. , 8,500 92
Bd reserve
r. 14,068 24
ash items 89 00
ual Banks, 7.065 00
currency,
Nerve in
<4 415 85-4,415 85
vith U. S.
I cent of
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j/iu . auonize Home Institutions, Use Grape-
vine Flour and Mill Products, and patronize the mer-
chants who push it along. This Mill cost the people of
Grapt vine and vicinity $18,000.00. This is the largest
enterprise we have in the town. Every package we send
out is an advertisement to the town. It takes $2.50
worth of labor to make a thousand pounds of flour. It
takes $4.00 a day to keep us in cord wood. Every cent of
this expense is spent here at home. We guarantee every
package of goods we put up. If you get anything with
our brand on it that does not give satisfaction return it
direct to the Mill and we will gladly make it right.
We have sold seven cars of flour within the last 30
days to one of the largest wholesale grocery houses in
the State. They say our goods are giving better satisfac-
tion than any they have ever handled.
On account of the high price of wheat, good flour
cannot be sold cheap to-day. If your grocer tries to
shove you out “scab” goods, he is, no doubt, giving you
an inferior article to make a larger profit. Insist upon
having Grapevine Brands, and if your grocer does no
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right. Respectfully,
FARHERS & MERCHANTS’ FULLING CO.
LUMBER YARD.
All kinds of Building Mate-
rial on hand,such as
Lumber, Shingles,
Mouldings, Sash,z
( Doors, Lime,
Cement, '.
Brick, Etc., Etc.
Come and Figure with me on all
bills, and SAVE MONEY.
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Ik... 825,000 00
12,500 00
lera ex-
pald 11,152 27
souistaad-
6,500 00
subject to
CJ...., 83,544 04
.....8188,696 91
i, b. b.
>f the above-named
ly swear that the
true to the best of
ifoRROW, Cashier,
■worn to before me
nuary, 1905.
Zeb Jenkins,
Notary Public.
It la a old that the Japaneae are
going to flah oat and make batter
than naw the aunken Ruaaian bat-
tle ahipa in Port Arthur harbor. If
they accomplish thia task we may
be able to give them a contract in
Havana harbor, then there ia the
Spanish Armada and some more
of them in Manilla harbor and off
Santiago.
The President and the people are
in earnest for the protection of the
forests, I
pliah thia appears to be the repeal
of the tariff on wood pulp and pa-
per. This might increase the de-
struction of the forests in Canada
north of the lakes, but it would
do much to preserve the foreata of
the United States.
The Harvard medical commis-
sion says that oanoer ia not infec-
tions, that it ia an hereditary af-
fliction that it can only be cured
by the knife or by serum and that
its cause is as mysterious as that
of human life. This ia the result
of two yean work of a commis-
sion made possible by a one hun-
dred-thousand-dollar endowment
for original medical research. It
is aafe to that the interest .on that
amount for two years has been
bountifully wasted.
■9BES9EBEBSESSE9S
Ryder—Hello, old man! I have
not seen you since you were mar-
ried. An you still floorwalker for
---- ‘ * Co.?
I also have a
i another firm.
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Keeling, J. E. The Grapevine Sun. (Grapevine, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 3, Ed. 1 Saturday, January 21, 1905, newspaper, January 21, 1905; Grapevine, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1277784/m1/4/?q=music: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Tarrant County Archives.