Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 58, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 23, 1909 Page: 4 of 7
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in which to complete your
Christmas buying. During the
time call in and see our line of
gents Ready-to-war. You will
find many useful and appropriate
gifts in this department and Re-
member. "
Our Prices
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Holiday
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Toys Vases
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Chas. J. Horn came in last night
from a business trip to Houston.
Dr. E. B. Gordon left "last night for
Columbus. Texas -where he expects
to make his home in future. His fam-
ily will follow in a few days.
A. G. Morrison of the Frisco was
spending yesterday in the city on busi-
ness. y
Beautiful ChrlstnfiK presents In
needlework niidbiirlit nork at Mrs.
Holland's.
uijjurt no rk
Don't overlook thaAbox of cigars
when you are doing your Christmas
shopping we have all the leading
brands and know the wants of most
e'ery smoker in Brownwood. Let us
help you select the brand he smokes.
Renfro the DrugOist.
Kodaks and
with them for Chr
Studio.
SEE THE ELK
BURST LEATHE
HARTr.N'G'S.
evtrithing
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that goes
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ILBOW COVERS
AaD felt at
And Yet the King Died.
During tin fatai illness of King
Charles II. of England there were four-
teen doctors in attendance aud they
dosed him iii th course of five aud
a half day.s with the following drugs
and powders Orange infusion of the
metals white vitriol dissolved in com-
pound peony water powder of si ivd
bitter sirup of buck t burn common
decoction for clysters rock salt emetic
wine two blend pill' bryony com-
pound powder of wbite hellebore roots
powder of cowslip llowers. best man-
na cream of tartar barley and liq-
uorice sweet nlmond kernels sal am-
moniac antidotal milk water mallow
root melon seeds chicken broth bark
of elm a Julep of black cherry water
flowers of lime lilies of the valley
spirit of lavender prepared pearls and
white sugar candy senna leaves ale.
sirup of cloves Goa stone Rhine wine
oriental bezoar stone and a number of
other medicines.
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Ewnr Woman wIL'Be Interested
If you will eend jronr tfcfie nd addros we will )
malt you FKEE a pafckage or Mother Graj'u
AUSTKALIAN-LKAfr a certain pleasant herb
care for Women ilia. Jt is a reliable regulatpt
and never-fallinsl. If jrou hare palnj In the back
Urinary' Bladder or Kidney trouble use this
pleasant union of aromatic herbs roots and
lean
The
He Did Not Hesitate.
"You must rest." said the specialist
after a knowing thumping of the pop-
ular preacher's . person. "You will be
I In the next world in three months un-
i less you go abroad and take a com
plete rest."
"Oh. then I'll go abroad at once" re-
plied the preacher quite innocently.
Youth's Companion.
'cares. All Drngclst sell It 50 cents or address
The Mother Gray Co. Le Boy . l .
J. IN. HORN M. D
Physician and Surgeon
Office with Mallows Drug-Store
Residence Phone 72 .
Study In Still Life.
"This." said the artist who was
showing a visitor through his studio.
"Is a study In still life."
"Still lifel" echoed the visitor in as-
tonishment "Why. it looks like the.
porait of a mini."
"Yes." explained the artist "it is a
portrait of Mrs. Enpoek's husband"
Chicago News.
XMA
A fine stock that
to ladies who have
in mind. We will
choice. Camp-Bell i
AR8.
11 at once appeal
present In cigars
elp ladies make .
rug Co.
Ladies looking
will get better att
Drug Co. than
cigars for gifts
ftion at Camp-Bell
waere else.
AN INVITATION IS kx.
TENDED TO SUNDAY SCHOOLS
All of the members of the North
Brownwood First Baptist Church' Sun-
day School and the members of the
Valley View Sunday School are most
cordially invited to be present at the
Christmas tree at Howard Payne Col-
lege chapel Christmas eve at 7:30
o'clock. COMMITTEE.
-THE RAI
One Time One
Three Times...... Two
Six Times ... Four!
Minimum
nt a Word
a Word
nts a Word
... 20cent. I
ients
MISCELLANEOUS I WANTS
GAITHER fc'BUCK WJ
pressing and cleaning.
nt to do your
Phone 168.
WANTED A carrier brfy for the Dally
Bulletin. Apply at thd Bulletin office
or phone 149. J dtf
WANTED Negro
East Chandler.
codk. Apply 400
WANTED A Christ
you. Let us have
fire insurance busln
icy will be an ap
present west lyxa
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ChrlstWs
Christmas Card?
did.
Prices down and
ing busine'ss to us
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Many
suitable for
Renfro's.
at Hartung's Stu-
des'up is brlng-
ome Lumber Co.
that will
presents
be
at
CASTE IN LONDON.
f .od
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Christmas Turkeys I
and Fat Oysters I
I CHAS. M.VaTLIFf
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Clothes Count For Nothing
One Lives In W. C.
"I'd know you were an Englishman
if ld only seen you addressing an en-
velope." said the American. "English-
men always seem to put ail they pos-
sibly can into ;iu address."
Well the address of an Englishman
is u very important thing almost as
Important as his pedigree. A good ad-
dress especially In London is more
highly regarded than square meals;
the latter often being sacrificed for
the former.
There are. as has been explained
only certain parts of London In which
one can live and be recognized. It is
divided into districts the most impor-
tant of which bears the address Lon-
don W.
The next district In importance Is S.
W. (southwest). This includes Chel-
sea where the artists congregate and
South Kensington where upper mid-
dle class fashionable folks live.
N. W. (northwest) Includes Hump-
stead. St John's Wood Belslze Park
(one of the prettiest and healthiest
parts of London) where wealthy city
men reside and the many large resi-
dences there can boast beautiful gar
dens and lawns such as are unobtalna-
. ble in any other part of London.
The next district and one of the most
closely populated is W. CL (west cen-
tral!. It is a world of boarding houses
and. being the most convenient part of
London for railway stations places of
amusement and sightseeing generally.
It Is peopled with the most cosmopoli-
tan set to be found anywhere In the
world.
One of the puzzles of this address Ik
that if you write W. C. after it the re-
cipient will probably not bother to call
but If you write In such and such a
place and add "Russell square" that
makes Jt all right. Russell square Is
recognized but west central Is not.
On meeting new people the first
thing they Invariably ask is your ad-
dress. If you are wearing a nice frock
aud say you live W. they Immediately
ask you to dinner but if you say west
central the nice frock carries no
weight. They simply say. "How very
odd!" and talk about the weather.
London Letter In New York Sun.
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a
nreclafe
xast
present from
rtion of your
Just one pol-
d Christmas
Land Co.
WANTED To unsure your property
Phone No. 9 and lei the West Texas
Land Co. write a policy on your build
ing or furniture.
WANTED To exchange 100 acres fine
truck and fruit land two and one-half
mites Palestine for West Texas town.
or country property. I A. V. King care
Austin Grain Co. I ' doOwlOp
WANTED First cldss board and
rooms for family of tour. Address at
once. "BreckV" carcsof the Bulletin.
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WANTED Household goods pianos
and merchandise of all kinds for stor
age. HoFkinson.
FOB SALE.
TO TRADE Wagon h
for Vacant lots.
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3s and team
tell. do9c
WANTED TO TRApEyFufOd span of
horses wagon andMiarnqss as part
payment for houseiind lot.' Kid & Bell.
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FOR SALE Fire Insurance that In
sures. We represent some of the
strongest companies on earth and will
appreciate a little of your business.
WEST TEXAS LAND CO.
WOOD FOR SALE For good dry
cord wood or blocks or split sto"c
wood call 243. dGlc
FOR SALE Orurade for town lots.
good gentle buggy horse and a new-
piano your ow'rt terms. Call for
"Dusty" at 600 East Depot street
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FOR SALENice appearing good
family buggy horse and an extra good
milk cow for sale. Both arc bargains
apply to W. H. Talbott or phone i:ts.
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Time
is Limited
in which to buy your holiday Gifts
If you have not made your selection
yet don't pass by Rogers Store. Get
A Silk Handkerchief
A Nice Tie
A Pair of Suspenders
Gloves
Clothes
Sweaters
Suit of
1 K
Overcoat
House felippers
Dress Mauern
Coat Suit
Fascinator
Netfkwear
Eubbon
Lotsc
The
)f other things might be named.
;e are only suggestions.
Rogers Dry Goods Co.
Headquarters for Useful Gifts
Huyler's ca
! for the Ch
ilies In all size boxes
lis trade at Renfro's.
('HBISTXAS GIFTS.
FOR SALE Cut llowers; those not In
stock will be ordered on short notice.
Also all sorts of greenhouse plants
at Mrs. Steffons. Phone 249. dtf on them.
A most exc
for the childrl
I have a comp
and will be
Go
k UK RENT.
FOR REV :e five-room cottage.
close in. Apply to E. B Garner flar-
per Hotel.. diiSp
invested.
LOST AM) FOUND.
Xnias 8tatione
Everything fane
fact plain
everything.
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ristnms gift
child's bicycle.
of these wheels
quote you prices
for the amount
leases better.
HER MORGAN.
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In fancy boxes.
ut the price. In
the rule here on
ell Drug Co.
LOST Tan-colored grip at Frisco de-
pot that contained several small ar-
ticles. Finder please return to Ex-
press office and receive reward. tlaSc
Drummers' sampleslap robes and
horse covers at barains. Looney's
Hardware.
Mexican Tidbits.
Water bugs and worms are among
the trdbits iii which the Mexican peon
delights. He catches his bugs as they
skim along the top of fresh water
ponds drying them and then eating
them with as niti'h zest as an Ameri-
can boy eats peanuts. As near as the
peon can explain it. their llavor is
something on the order of the chest-
nut but as no white man has ever
triad eating water bugs or; if he has.
doesn't dare confess it the exact taste
of these .Mexican morsels can't be de-
scribed very accurately. The peons
dote too oh Ihe nice fat pulque worm.(
Tills insect is about two Inches long
and half an inch thick. They fry the
dainty in urease nnd pack it in brown
paper packages of a dozen worms
.hi li bring rents a paper. An in
:i :inu pulque viiini collector makes.
. " d IiUeg New .ik World.
Christina:
uanaies
You shoiija figure wt.h Franke
the candy maker befo'te placing
your ojler.
FRANKE
makes the best candy.
bee the little calendars with Mrs.
Shepherd's buffalo cWer picture on
them at Hartung's. d39
DON'T FORG
ON VOIR
SELLS THE
WORLD'S BES
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TO I'Vt A KODAK
1ST. HARTUNG
STM VN T H K
Fresh Fish
ciuusniAs
TUNG'S.
Choice
Looney's Grocery
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CJKDS
apples and
AT HAH-
cocoanuts at
XJfAS POST CAUDS
EVER AT HAIfTUNG'S.
FINEST
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A nice pipe for a Christmas pres
ent we have a
arge stock. Renfro.
unristmas uarus anu booklets ga-
lore at Hartunks Studio.
Heating Stoves
ware.
aK
Looney's Hard-
Seaishipt
Oysters
Served any style
Dulci
Restaurant
Plenty for everybody.
PHONE 171.
THAT TURKEY Is at Looney's Gro
cery Phone No. o.
POST CARD AMJU3IS ALL STYLES
AND PRICES. Af HARTUNG'S.
Drummers' sJmples lap robes and
horse covers at bargains. Looney's
Hardware.
DRESSED TTRKEYS.
Wo liave" for sale nice dressed tur-
keys nrownwopd Produce Co. I'hone
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Great Scheme.
"I'm going to marry a girl tou years
older than 1 am." says the philosopher
of folly "so that I can catch up with
her'by the time I'iiv tlfty." Cleveland
Leader.
It Is an abominable thing for a man
io commend himself. Sf erne.
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Fire
Insurance
for
tne
West
Texas
Land
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Mayes, Will H. Daily Bulletin. (Brownwood, Tex.), Vol. 10, No. 58, Ed. 1 Thursday, December 23, 1909, newspaper, December 23, 1909; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth345129/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Howard Payne University Library.