The Carbon News (Carbon, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 3, 1909 Page: 4 of 4
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June corn at Tanner & Curtis,
Mangum. Texas.
WILLIAMS BROTHERS?
1500 feet of H inch black pipe
for sale at 4c per foot.
Tanner & Curtis, Mangum, Tex.
Misses Willie and
Stubblefield visited in
last week.
Johnnie
Gorman
CLOTHING
FOR WARM
WEATHER
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Owcing to the dry weather in
the spring our Clothing has
not moved as we would like.
If you have not bought call on
us and wc will sell anything in
our Clothing line at reduced
prices and on terms to suit you
In the next few weeks we
MUST reduce our stock of
Mens and Boys 'Clothing, you
will miss a bargain if you buy
without seeing us.
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HARDWARE
Plow Stocks,
Buck eye sweeps all iizes,
Heel sweeps all sizes,
Bull Tongues,
Heel Bolts.
Bush Hoes,
Weeding Hoes,
Hoe Handles etc,
DRESS GOODS
Embroidried Swiss, 44 inches
wide, per yd. 25c
Aberfoyle Silks, neat patterns,
per yd. 50c
Sirona Silks, plaids and check,
per yd. ' 25c
Monotom Silk, strips, 25c.
50 cents will save your wheel,
buggy or wagon, at Grubbs &
Souders shop only.
See P. N. Valliant for high
grade pianos, phone 28, Car-
bon, with J. H. Wilder Brown-
wood and Dublin.
THE MASTERS AND
ARTS.
THE
LAWNS
Small figured Lawns, good
values, per yd. 6 l-4c
‘Leslie Batiste’, regular 10c
values, per yd. 8 l-3c
Carnival Lawns, small figures,
stripes and dots, 10c.
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LINEN SUITINGS
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White Linen Suitings, 20 35c
Linen Suitings, solid colors,
stripes and borders, 10 to 20c
Brown Linen, 20 to 25c
Extra high patent Flour,
‘Cake’ and ‘Our Seal’ 3.75
Chops,
Bran, f
Meal,
New Crop Potatoes,
Pure Comb Honey,
Fresh Onions, Red Top and
Orange Cane Seed, Big Ger-
man Millet.
i WILLIAMS BROTHERS
Born to M. M. Morris and
wife a girl May 28th.
W. P. Grubb and family visit-
ed at Raffiney last week.
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The ladies will appresiate your
help Friday night.
Rev. B. C. Bell of Cisco was
here on business last Friday.
Miss Fannie Payte is attend-
ing the Normal at Gorman.
Rather Gilbert had business at
Gorman Monday.
Misses Beulah Fairbairn and
Maude Bond of the Flatwoods
community were here last week.
J. J. Sanders and wife of
Mangum had business here Mon-
day.
Miss Minnie Boggs
Okra is visiting friends
man this week.
of near
in Gor-
Arthur Hays of Scranton vis-
ited his sister Mrs. J. E. Puett
here last week.
J. L. James returned to Waco
Tuesday where he is employd
with the Southwestern BoolvjC°.
Several from
Waco Sunday.
here went to
Mrs. L. I. Curtis of Mangum
visited here this week.
Miss Rosa Dover is visiting
her brother iq Dublin this week.
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Quite a lot of improvement
being done at the Eaptist church at Stephenville this week.
The Methodis ladies bazaar at
the pavillion Friday night, be
sure and come.
Mrs. Fannie Williams and
daughter Miss Minnie Lee went
to Cisco Saturday.
The ice cream supper given
by the L. A. S. Saturday night
was a great success.
Prof. Charley Scott of near
Okra went to Gorman Monday
on business.
Don't let the weeds grow to
tall around the house as they
are not healthy and do not look
progressive.
Prof. G. W. Scott went
Gorman Monday ; to attend the J Saturday.
Normal at that place.
Miss Mary Reese who has
been visiting her sister Mrs. E.
j R. Trimble here for some time.
to ] returned to her home in Haskell
Rev. E. P. Swindall is attend-
ing a Sunday Scnool Conference
W. J. Shumate and wife came
in from east Texas Monday
where they have been several
days waiting for it to rain here.
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We Are Prepared
To save you money on any thing in our line
of Lumber, Paint, Lime, Cedar Post,
Mill Goods of !all kind and
Corrigated Iron.
Misses Neudie and Youtha
Hilton left for Gorman Tuesday
to attend the Normal at that
place.
Lidie Spratling of Gorman
was here visiting relatives Sun-
day.
W. G. Bruce returned monday
from Hico where he has been
visiting friends.
A special term of Court is in
session at Abilene to investigate
the murder of Tom Barnett.
W. W. White and wife of near
Rising Star boarded the train
here Saturday for their old home
in Georgia.
Miss Beulah Scisson of near
Rising Star boarded the train
here Saturday for Okla., to vis-
it relatives.
Mrs. Jim Burton and children
are in Mangum this week visit-
ing her brother Jeff Worley.
My! My! how things are grow
ing since the rain. The farmer
that is the least bit slow will
get covered up with the weeds
if he don’t hustle. ,
piant plenty of feed stuff-
raise your own meat, milk your
own cows and| you will have
bank account.
Prof. C. D. Judd has accepted
a position as teacner in the Nor-
mal at Gorman.
I have a good machine for
sale cheap. Call at once.
Mrs. W. T. Curtis.
Another fine rain last week
which gives us a fine season and
farmers are doing the planting
act to a perfection this week.
W. B. Winters of this place
and P. A. Gates of Gorman left
monday for the Pacos river conu
try on a prospectiug trip.
Prof C. D. Judd has excepted
the positon as superintendent of
the Eastland high School and
will make that place his home in
the near future.
C. E. Sprinkles of Walnut
Springs is here on business this
week. Mr. Sprinkles is an old
time Carbon boy, he having ser-
ved as City. Marshal for some
time here. >
A literary work is judged by
thle fame of its Author, a paint-
ing by that of the artist, a stat-
ute by that of its sculptor, so
should a PIANO be judged by
the character and ability of the
maker.
When sou buy a HOBART M,
CABLE, LESTER, LUDWIG, or
an IVERS & POND you get a
piano which bears the name of
men whose life training, educa-
tion, ambition and capital, have
always been and always will be
directed to the one sole single
intense purpose of making THE
BEST PIANO THAT MIND
CAN DESIGN AND HANDS
CONSTRUCT. Either one of
these great pianos in your home
is an unquestioned evidence of
cultured musical taste and die
crimination.
These great pianos are for
sale by P. N. Valiant, Carbon,
Texas, who represents J. H.
WILDER, Dublin, and Brown-
wood, THE LEADING PIANO
MAN OF TEXAS.
Drs. Rumph & Rumph
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Office at Carbon Drug Co., north
side of the bank.
CARBON, TEXAS.
Farmers are so busy that they1 Dr, B, F. WilSOD
can hardly take time to eat. ’
Thousands of bushels of seed of
different kinds are being put in
the ground.
Mrs. T. McDaniel of Gormaif
was the guest of Mrs. Will Gor-
man this week. Master Hermon
Gorman accompanied her home
Saturday.
A. Boston and wife who have
been in Mo., for some time with
Mr. Boston’s father who is quite
sick, returned home Saturday.
Quite a lot of damage was
done by hail in the Flatwoods
community last Thursday even-
ing killing several head of goats
arM hogs, besides damaging
what fruit that was left by the
cold weather in the spring.
PHYSICIAN <t SURGEON.
Office at Gilbert Drug Co. Store
Carbon, - - Texas.
R. L. Rust,
ATTORNEY AT LAW
NOTARY PUBLIC.
Office in Court House with
County Judge.
EASTLAND, - - TEXAS
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We would say to the farmers,
don’t plant too much cotton,
don’t think it is too late to plant
feed stuff, there is plenty of
time for cane, maize, peas, June
corn and other small grains.
Remember that it takes money
to buy feed, so plant less cotton
and plenty oi feed stuff and in
the end you will come out win-
ner.
T. C. Schedule.
The new schedule for the Tex-
as Central, Carbon station, is as
follows:
No. 1, west bound, 3:40 p, m.
No. 2, east bound, 1:51 p. m.
No. 3, west bound, 3:35 a. m.
No. 4, east bound, 1:07 a. m.
Subscribe for the News.
Tanner & Curtis
MANGUM TEXAS
Carries a general line of Merchandise and can save you money by trading with them.
We buy our Flour, Meal and Feed Stuff by car load lots and can meet any legitimate
computition. We have now added a line of Drugs and Patent Medcines.
We have some special bargains in the Dittman Shoes,
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SOMETHING GOOD TO EAT
Dried Apples, Peaches, Pears, Apricots and Prunes. Can goods: Tomatoes, Peaches,
Pears, Berries, Corn Hominey ete. Navy Beans, Lima Beans, Mexican Beans, Potatoes
Onions and etc, Eggs taken in exchange for goods.
HARDWARE
We have a nice line of hard-
ware and farm implements
such as Cultivators, Planters
and Harrows. A nice line or
Harness and Plow gear.
We cary a full line of Staple
and Fancv Groceries etc.
DRY GOODS
Just received a new stock of
dress Pants, Overalls, Shirt to
suit anybody. A nice line or
Mens and Ladies Underwear
Hosiery, Laces, Ribbons,.
Gloves and a line line of
Lawns, Dress goods etc.
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The Carbon News (Carbon, Tex.), Vol. 8, No. 39, Ed. 1 Thursday, June 3, 1909, newspaper, June 3, 1909; Carbon, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth521951/m1/4/?q=music: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Eastland Centennial Memorial Library.