Typed as spelled and written
Lena Stone Criswell
THE MARLIN DEMOCRAT
Eighteenth Year - Number 47
Marlin, Texas, Saturday, November 2, 1907
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Briefly Told.
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FOR SALE--A fine 100 acre blackland farm near Blevins. A splendid bargain
if taken at once. Be quick. Also have many other fine bargains in
land. See me before you buy. If you want to sell, list with me.
J. W. Hoke, the land man. Over Marlin National Bank, Marlin, Texas.
47-1t.
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MULES FOR SALE--Six good farm mules and Studebaker wagon. Apply to J. F.
Stubblefield, at saw mill at Jones Switch. I. l& G. N., south of Marlin.
47-sw-tf.
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I. J. Nathan has returned from a ten days' visit to Dallas and other north Texas
points and the Indian Territory. He had a good rest and enjoyed the trip,
generally.
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Dr. H. P. Curry of Reagan says the new bank there is about ready to open.
The opening has been delayed much longer than expected on account of the non
arrival of the safe and other fixtures.
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Mrs. J. W. Cook and daughter, Mrs. Paine, who have been in Colorado for two
months, are visiting friends at McGregor and will return this week.
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The 3-year-old son of T. B. Bulls of Alvin had his head shot off by an
accidental discharge of a shot gun. No one was in the at that time except
a brother two years older.
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Terrell gets next annual meeting of Texas Corn Growers' association in January.
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STRAYED--Cow and calf six months old. No brank or mark. When last
seen cow had on halter and 30 feet of chain. Calf had on muzzle. Cow
2 1-2 years old, no horns; calf 6 months old, horns sprouting. Will pay
suitable reward for information. Rev. G. F. Perry, Commerce street,
Marlin. 47-1t.
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Editor Geo. A. Hodges and Miss Lillian Glass of Lott were callers at The
Democrat office Wednesday to see the linotype in operation. Miss Glass is
assisting Editor Hodges in the business department of the Lott Clarion and they
are making a good paper.
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Sale of Bankrupt Stock.
T. W. Bryan, receiver in bankruptcy, sold the stock of goods, notes and accounts
of D. Kemp of Cameron, Tuesday. The goods, amounting as per inventory to
$9800, were bought by Cheeves Bros. of Cameron for $5500. and the notes and
accounts, amounting to $2800, by R. P. Pool for $425.
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THE CLANSMAN'S FAREWELL TOUR
Last Chance to See this Wonderful Play
Until 1911
THE CLANSMAN
By Thomas Dixon, Jr.
Direction George H. Brennen
The Most Notable Cast and Production yet Presented--
Seventy-five People on the Stage--
Troop of Cavalry Horses--
New Scenic and Electrical Effects
Prices, 75c, $1.00 and $1.50
Seats on Sale Wednesday, November 6, at Renfro-Martin Drug Co.
ARLINGTON OPERA HOUSE1
Saturday, Nov 9.
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