The Herald. (Carbon, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, August 11, 1905 Page: 3 of 4
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Cane knives at Dingler&Boles.
Ike Littleton of Tennessee is
visiting here.
Kaffir corn chops at M. C.
Tucker feed store,
Born to Ed Sims and wife a
fine boy July 26th.
Seastrunk & Co. invites you to
come to their cold drink stand.
John Littleton of Eastland vis-
ited here this week.
T. L. Pierce
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Carbon, Texas.
Office at home on the Walker farm
-C miles south of town. Phone 74,
Mrs. C B Poe visited Gorman
this week.
Mrs. 4 A Dover is visiting
relatives at Stamford.
Lumber—a complete stock.
Anderson Jacobs Co.
W M Weed has bought land
near Curtis and will move soon.
Come, the invitation is extend-
ed to EVERYBODY.
Seastrunk & Co.
0. K. washing machines at
Dingier & Boles.
T J Stanfield of Jewell had
business here this week.
The Feed store is the place to
get pure corn chops.
W E Martin is on a month’s
visit to relatives in California.
All kinds feed stuff on hand at
all times. Anderson Jacobs Co.
Mrs. W M Beaty is visiting in
Jones county.
Van McCoy has returned from
Brownwood.
List vour farm with J E Spen-
cer. Do it now. tf.
J G Broughton is prospecting
in Stonewall county.
Jelly glasses 30 and 35c a set.
at Dingier & Boles.
Mrs. Clemens and sons Horace
and Pete are visiting in Hico.
Jar rubbers, the Red Chief,
best on earth, and jar caps at
Dingier & Boles.
Several from around here are
taking in the Stamford and Hico
reunions this week.
An Odd Fellow lodge is to be
organized at Romney tonight
(Friday), we hear.
Brick, lime, in fact building
material of all kinds. —Anderson
Jacobs Co.
Bud Speer, Ike Williams and
Burt Hendricks are on a pros-
pecting trip in west Texas.
Nice line lap dusters, come
and see.— Dingier & Boles.
Eunice, Madena and Lucile
Puett are visiting their grand-
mother at Jewell this week.
M C Tucker keeps ice. Call
on him when you want any.
J E Puett and Sidney Russell
had business at Eastland this
week.
Come to the Little Restaurant
for comfort.— Seastrunk & Co.
Tom Lofton and family from
Johnson countv are visiting rela-
tives here.
MEAL 55c AT MOR-
RIS STORE..
There will be a barbecue and
picnic in Bob Webb’s pasture
near Carbon Aug. 25th.
Say, call by the feed store j We have plenty millet and
We' cane seed. — Anderson-Jacobs Co.
when in need of feed stuff,
have got it,
Lee Poe and wife and Mrs.
Emmit Hall, the music man Hines of Pleasant Hill visited
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from Dublin spent^his week in I here Monday.
Carbon.
------ ------ I DC Hays of Northfield and
Dr. Patterson of firm of Patter- Robt. I* Alley of Hale Center
son & Hall will be in Carbon 2nd (visited their sister and cousin
Monday in each month to remain' Mrs. J E Puett last week.
Let him fix your J —■ ~
all the week,
teeth.
Don’t fail to let Dr. Patterson
look after your teeth. He will
be in Carbon the 2nd week in
each month.
Saddles, harness and repair
work a specialty. Come and see
our line of perfect stuffed wool
collars. Dingier & Boles. Those °il'*as stoves have come
and if you want one you had bet-
ter get it before they are gone.
FOR SALE—160 acres, 8miles They go fast. If you are doubt-
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southwest of Carbon at a bargain ing, see those who are using
—J R Lanier
1 them.
M. G. Morris.
j WHITE & ROBERTS
j MEAT MARKET
5 & RESTAURANT
• Fresh meats kept on hand at all times.
S Plcrtty good roast, chilli, soup, steak, etc.,
S cooked and ready to serve at all hours.
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Confectionery and cold
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Drinks in Connection
• In - the - Old - Coney - Island - Stand
Bulk turnip seed at Dingier &
Boles.
E P Nix of New Hope was in
trading Monday.
Born to John Reese and wife a
fine girl July 13th
To arrive a car of bran, meal
and flour this week at Anderson
Jacobs Co.
Mrs. Nettie Biggers and child-
ren of Abilene are visiting J. II.
Cox and family.
Remember Dingier & Boles
are headquarters for buggy and
wagon harness.
Dr. Carlton of Emmit, Ark.,
was here last week visiting his
old friend C B Poe.
I sell the new springs for bug-
gy tops. Call at' Livery Stable
and see them. H. V. Fowler.
Miss Leota Johnson of Hale
Center visited her grand-parents
I A Dingier and wife this week.
I now have cook stove wood
for sale. Give me your orders
for heater wood now while I
have time to cut it.—J R Adams.
Abe May of Mangum has the
contract to paint the Gorman
Bros, building.
Anderson Jacobs Co. have just
received a car load of chops to
sell as cheap as the cheapest.
Little George Cantrel of Cisco
is visiting his uncle Dr. Mont-
gomery and family.
Miss Wren Scarbrough and
little Vida Montgomery will go
today to Gatesville for a visit.
Anderson-Jacobs Co. sell at re-
tail or wholesale, to suit purchas-
er, They are in position to fur-
nish you lumber, feed stuffs, etc.
at rock-bottom prices. tf.
M C Tucker returned yesterday
from a trip out west.
Cane, Millet, maze, and kaffir
corn seed at M. C. Tuckers.
Bro. McGaha left last Thurs-
day night for Cook county to see
his wife’s father who is very
sick. Mrs. McGaha has been
there several days.
Good second hand 3-inch wag-
on and good set harness for sale.
C B Poe.
Claud McCollum and Miss Kate
Dingier of Hallmark were mar-
ried here Sunday, Rev. Statham
officiating. The Herald joins
their many friends in congratu-
lating them.
Every home should have some
kind of musical instrument. Hall
Music Co. of Dublin will sell you
a piano cheap. Write them for
prices and terms.
We are sorry to note that the
infant born to W J Ferguson
and wife Sunday died and was
hurried m the Long Branch cem-
etery Sunday evening. Mrs.
Ferguson has been very sick this
week but little better now.
Some of our people attended
the picnic at Sipe Springs yes-
terday. E G Towler managed
the cold drink stands.
R. L. McCoy
J'HYHICIAN and SURGEON.
Office at Poe & Moore'i Drug Store
t39‘ Kc»i<lriice ’Phone No.
CARBON LAND & LOAN
-AGENCY--
LANDS
For Sale
I f you have farm lands or city
property for sale, I am in a posi-
tion to dispose of same for you
and you can do no better than
list your place with me, as I have
just completed arrangements
with neighboring agencies in this
line which gives me better facil-
ities than ever before for hand-
ling your property. And if you
want a quick deal list with me
and I will loose no time in getting
it before the people.
I also make loans on long time
at a 1 nv interest on improved
farms and if you wish to borrow
money on your land this fall see
me now, so that I can make your
abstract and perfect your title
and secure yourself the money
without delay.
Following is a small list of the
many bargains I have:
No. 8—178 acres good sandy land
7 miles southwest of Carbon, 130
acres in cultivation, all fenced, 2
good houses, plenty of lot buildings
2 good wells, about 3 acres in orch-
ard, all at a bargain to be sold in-
side of next 30 days. See me for
terms at once.
No. 7—4,5 acres land 3 miles N." E.
of Carbon, 0 acres in cultivation,
balance good tillable land, all fenc-
ed, good new 2 room house, price
8485.00. 300 cash, balance easy
terms 0 per cent interest.
No. 1—152 acres red sandy land 2
miles Southwest of Carbon, 00 acres
in cultivation, balance good tillable
land, all fenced, good house, well
and lot buildings, good orchard,
820 per acre, half cash, balance to
suit purchaser.
No. 2—72 acres free sandy land 4
miles east of Carbon on Gorman
and Carbon road, 53 acres in culti-
vation, 3 room bouse, lot buildings,
orchard etc., all good tillable land,
81500. 8000 cash, balance to suit
purchaser. This is a bargain.
No. 5—80 acres dark sandy mixed
land at Gray, Texas, 45 in cultiva-
tion, balance good tillable land ex-
cept 20 acres which - is in pasture
and good grass land, good house
and lot buildings, good orchard, 2
tanks, 81500. $400 cash, balance
to suit purchaser.
I invite you to come and look
over my entire list and if I
havn’t what you want I will get
it for you.
J. E. SPENCER, Mgr.
Bud Young and mother of Som-
erville county visited their cousin
W A Gentry'last week.
Elarnest Reese and Miss Annie
Boles were married Sunday, Rev
Statham officiating. They are
two of Carbon’s most prominent
young people and the Herald
joins their many friends in con-
gratulating them.
J F Greenwood and family of
Marcy, Haskell Co., were here
this week visiting and on busi-
ness. They went on to Coman-
che county this week.
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Miss Wren Scarbrough of .our
town has accepted a position as
1st assistant teacher in the pub-
lic school at Fairfield, Freestone
county. Miss Wren is a fine
teacher And the Herald feels that
the management of the school
have been fortunate in securing
her services.
Tobe Smith has sold his fine
and well improved farm 3 miles
south of town to Mr. Spencer of
DeLeon. He is the father of our
genial banker J. E. Spencer and
we are very glad that he will
become a citizen of the Carbon
country. He will not get pos-
session of the place till Jan. 1st.
S. P. Rnmph
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office at i’oe & Moore's dm# store,
Room at Boston Hotel, phone No. 20
CARBON, TEXAS
THE CASH STORE.
Two Deaths Suddenly.
We will never sacrifice princi-
ple for money. Pearl buttons 2c
per doz. It is easy to sin but it
takes a man to confess. Child-
ren’s brooms 10c. It js easier to
get right tlian it is to stay right.
Honest Snuff 20c. Just as well
pour water on a greasy gourd
and expect it to stick as to try to
lead a wayward man, unless our
1 ives aye consistent. The poorest
man’s dollar will buy as much at week,
our store as a Vanderbilt’s.
Smoked bacon 10c to 10 l-2c and
a special price on flour;
75 ft clothes line 18c, 36 clothe
pins 11c, 51bbucketcottolene45c
Sugar in 25 lb sack $1.50, 3
cans salmon 25c, 6 cans potted
ham 25c, 6 cans sardines 25c, 3
cans corn 25c, 3 cans large size
tomatoes 25c, 30 bars Silk soap
$1, 25 bars Crystal White soap$l
3 lb bucket axle grease 15 cents
cooking oil 45c, 10 lb lard 70c,
High Patent flour $2.75, bran
$1.05, brass curtain poles 10c,
Itock candy syrup 44c per gal,
Gold Medal syrup 35c, black
pepper, since and cloves 20c per
lb, 10 lb bucket A. & H. soda 50c,
fresh (Waco) meal 50c, 4 quart
milk pan 5c, 10 qt. milk pan 9c,
good curry comb 5c, gee whiz
mouse trap 4c, 2 boxes shoe tax
5c, bucket coffee with cup and
saucer 90c, 17 '* lb Y C sugar $1,
Eupion coal oil 15c, Honest and
Ralph snuff 20c, Bell and Con-
querer 2 for 35c, Black Bear
tobacco 15c per plug, Star Navy
and New South 45c, Crane 26c,
Union Standard 30c, 8 packages
coffee $1.05, 6 pks rub-no-more,
gold dust and 9 o’clock washing
tea 25c.
DRY GOODS.
Claud McAfee a young man of
DeLeon died suddenly at Cisco
last Sunday and when the sad
news was phoned to his mother
at DeLeon the shock was so
great that she died in 30 min-
utes. To the bereaved friends
we extend sympathy.
J S Baughman was sick last
Ed Cox of Eastland was here
yesterday.
Henry Cox is now working in
White & Roberts restaurant.
All the sick folks in town con-
tinue to improve.
Bob Ledbetter came in this
week on a visit.
Percy Cox and Clyde Biggers
visited Eastland this week.
M J Scott and wife were here
Wednesday.
W J Curtis and J W Anderson
of Romney were here yesterday.
J R Adams and Hal Wisely
have been assessing school taxes
this week.
J H Collins and family left
yesterday for a visit in Stephens
county.
Will Blair and Sam Turnbow
left this week for a visit at Ver-
Men’s under shirts 20 to 45c,
ladies vests 5 to 21c, men’s ov-
eralls 50 to 85c for heaviest,
jumpers 20 to 85c, we are still
selling calico at 5c, best percale
9c, bleaching 4 'a to8‘ac, heavy
cheviot 8'*c, cotton checks 4 to
6 be, fancy oil cloth 17c, ladies
skirts 92c, belts 15c, nice silk
ones 45c, men’s fancy shirts 45c,
fancy hose 10c, heavy work
shirts 45c. _
If we please you tell others,
if not tell us.
Watch our column every week
and you will save big money.
With best wishes and a pros-
perous time for all we are,
Your friends,
J. R. FOSTER & CO.
Notice Of Change.
The president of the Carbon
District Singing Convention re-
quested the editor to announce
that the next convention which
was to he held the 4th Sunday in
August at Carbon is changed to
the 1st Saturday and Sunday in
September on account of the As-
sociation and other meetings con-
flicting on the 4th Sunday in Au-
gust.
Mrs. Steve Curtis was sick the
first of the week.
non.
J A Chandler from near Ros-
well, N. M., is visiting his broth-
er-in-law J A McDaniel.
Lee Reed and family of East-
land have moved to Carbon and
now living in the Glover house.
Lee will collect for T J Morris
and work in the store this fall.
The Eastland base ball boys
were here Saturday in a game
with the Carbon boys. It was
somewhat of a one-sided game
however, and the home boys won
by a big majority.
Born to S. P. Price and wife a
girl Aug. 8th.
W H McKnight has larger
stock of trees, shrubs, • grapes,
berries, growing in his nursery
than he has had heretofore or
than he has ever sold in any pre-
vious year and respectfully soli-
cits your patronage. You can’t
possibly buy fresher stock from
any man, or from any one who
better knows the varieties best
suited to this section. W J Con-
nell and G W Cunningham, Agts
Fruitland Nursery.
Dublin Texas.
TAKE A NICE BATH
IN OUR NEW PORCELAIN BATH TUB WHICH
WE HAVE JUST INSTALLED
We will give you good service in the barber line,
also represent a first-class laundry and
appreciate your patronage.
A. A. DOVER, PROPRIETOR.
li. V.FOWLEH.
-$S Lively and Feed Stable
Does a general Livery business; furnishes first-
class rigs for traveling and commercial men.
WAGON YARD in connection. A
full supply of feed always on hand. Good
camp house and plcuty of good water.
CAttHON,
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Curtis, W. T. The Herald. (Carbon, Tex.), Vol. 4, No. 52, Ed. 1 Friday, August 11, 1905, newspaper, August 11, 1905; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth521610/m1/3/: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Eastland Centennial Memorial Library.