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Crowner Dry Goods Co (George Crowner, W J Hewatt).
Donohoo Samuel, baker.
Edwards Joseph F, grocer. Engle John A, hardware and grocer.
Bradshaw David A, livery. Brittain Wm I. jeweler.
Brumley T J. poultry breeder.
Chase Furniture and Coffin Co, J Chase pres, J B Chase vice-pres, J E Chase sec and treas.
Clark D C. poultry brecder.
Clark R C. photographer.
Collins & Collins (Arch W and T Gee), general store.
Copeland Horace V, physician. Cox John. poultry breeder. Davis John, poultry breeder.
Doyal George N, r r, tel and exp agt. Duncan John 1), general storc.
First State Bank (capital $30.000), D W First State Bank (capital $40 (00), J M Gilbert pres, J F Waggoner cashr. Dean pres, P' C Weber vice-pres, J C Alsup cashr. Fort Worth Cotton Oil Co (Ft Worth), Harris Berry mngr.
Gillespie Wm E. physician. Grand Prairie Drug Co (J L and T J Dennison, J Dobbins).
Grand Prairie Gravel Co, R I. Keith mngr.
Grand Prairie Texan (weekly), A C Wil- kerson publr.
Gweeo Peter A, real estate. Hall Bros ( Ernest E and Charles S), grocers.
Hughes D W, poultry breeder.
Kirkland J M, blacksmith.
Krabbenschmidt Henry. postmaster. Langston Levi J. restaurant. Lucas Henry J, grocer.
Lucas Hugh M, dry goods.
Manning R B. cement contractor.
Martin Grocery Co (H G Martin).
Means Bro & Co (R. E. C M and L W Means), general store.
Mitchell Vera, milllner.
Moore & Smiley (Robert D Moore, Curtis E Smiley), hardware and undertakers. Owen G W & Son Lumber Co (Dallas), J T Owen mngr.
Payne James E. drugs and physician.
Pitcock Wm H. restaurant.
Pittinan Lewis M, confectioner.
Poindexter J B. poultry breeder.
Quinn & Son, blacksmiths.
ROBERTSON BROS (Wm G and Francis MI), Livery, Sale and Boarding Stable. Sampson Jack. blacksmith.
Simmons & Buchanan (John C Sim- mons. Allen J Buchannan), planing mill.
Simpson Electrle Co (Ross and W John Simpson). Smith Bros (John T and James F), gro- cers. Smith Henry, tailor.
Southwestern Tel & Tel Co. John L Stubbs mngr.
Spear John H, agt N Tex Traction Co. Spivy A G, physician.
Swadley Jacob C, garage. Thomas David M, grocer.
Trinity Cotton Oil Co (Dallas), F M Fagan mngr.
Tullos S S. bottler.
Vencell John H, cattle breeder.
Wilkerson_Austin C, publr Grand
Prairie Texan.
Wilkinson Walter J, meats.
Williams John W, meats.
, GRAND SALINE.
Population 1,100. On the T. & P. and Texas Short Line Rys., in Van Zandt county, 12 miles south of Emory, the county seat, and 63 east of Dallas. Has Baptist, Christian and Methodist churches, salt works, foundry, 2 banks, electric light plant, and 2 weekly news- papers. Tel., W. C., Exp .. W. F. & Co. Telephone connection. D. E. Walshe, postmaster.
Alsup J C, cashr First State Bank.
Beard W B, general store. Booe W S, grain.
Booe & Collier (W S Booe, W R Col- lier), meats.
Bowen J K, physician.
Box J W. veterinary surgeon. Carr J M. general store.
Carrington B W, F B Phillips mngr, salt works.
Carter & Wilson (J S Carter, J R and N M Wilson), restaurant.
Chancey W H, shoes. Clark & Fail (J G Clark, J L Fall), drugs.
Clark & Staples (W A Clark, T W Staples), tailors.
Collier W R, livestock.
Coozby V B, physician. Crawford Nat M, lawyer.
Davidson & Barber (B II Davidson, W D. Barber), livery.
Dorough-Buchanan Co (capital $20,000), W T Buchanan pres. E L Dorough sec and treas, general store.
Elkins J S, bottler.
Facenda L Mrs, milliner.
FIDELITY AND DEPOSIT CO
MARYLAND, Richey Alexander
FORT WORTH WAREHOUSE & TRANSFER CO., Inc.
Receivers and distributors of General Merchandise. We solicit consignments of all kinds and distribute to all points in Texas.
Absolutely Fireproof Warehouse, Corner Daggett and Calhoun Sts., FORT WORTH, TEXAS
HOME OFFICE OF THE
Praetorians
THE BEST LIFE INSURANCE
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DALLAS SCREEN CO. DALLAS. TEXAS
Perkins Floyd. tailor. Peveler L A. restaurant. Powell Sid, tax collector. Richmond \ F. blacksmith. Riley W'm M. notions. Ross James B. real estate. Salmon F J. dry goods. Schultz Carl, marble works Soule J B, publr Graphic-Democrat.
Southwestern Tel & Tel Co, M W Reves mngr.
Stringfellow & Pate ( Edward String- fellow, G L Pate), dry goods.
Walker W S, physician. Waltrip L G. sheriff. Weise C A. r r and tel agt. Wilson J B, general store.
Wright H L, meats and restaurant.
GRANDFALLS.
Population 250. In Ward county, 35 miles southwest of Barstow, the county seat and usual banking polnt, and 18 from Monahans. the nearest shipping point. Stage daily to Monahans, fare $1.50. Telephone connection. S. H. Parker, postmaster.
Armstrong & Brown, livery. Brandenberg F T. cattle breeder. Brown & Parker, real estate. Carter J, hotel.
Farmers & Water Assn, J T Sweatt pres, S H Parker sec.
Grandfalls Commercial Club, S H Parker sec.
Cotton,
Cotton-
seed
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Coal,
Crushed
Rock,
Gravel, Sand.
Richard
Cocke
& Co.
HOUSTON
Grandfalls Drug Co.
Grandfalls Water and Development Co, WV A White mngr. Hale C H, meats.
Hilliard E F & Son, grain.
Johnson M L, grocer and hardware. Love J G Mercantile Co, dry goods. Mckenzie E W jr. cattle breeder. Ott C E. blacksmith. PARKER S H, Postmaster. Pruitt Lumber Co.
Ross E B, general store and cotton gin. Smith J B, hay.
Sweatt L V, drainage contractor. White W A, cotton gin.
GRAND PRAIRIE.
Population 1,500. On the T. & P. Ry. and on the Northern Texas Traction Co. Ry., in Dallas county, 13 miles west of Dallas, the county seat. Has 4 churches, high and graded schools, a bank. 2 cot- ton gins, furniture factory, planing mill and a weekly newspaper, the Grand Prairie Texan. Ships cotton, grain and livestock. Tel .. W. U., Exp., W. F. & Co. Telephone connection. Henry Krabbenschinidt, postmaster.
Badgett & Son (Talbert L and Aubra). grocers.
Barrett C C Mrs, poultry breeder. Bland C M, real estate.
English Bros (Albert and Max), res- taurant.
Farmers' Union Gin, S E McDuff mngr. FARMERS' AND MERCHANTS' NA- 'MIONAL BANK THE ICapital $40,- 000, Surplus and Undivided Profits $25,000), O L Wilkerson Pres, John A Ingle Cashr. Do a General Banking Business. Tel 19.
First National Bank The tcapital $10 .- 000), L H Harrell pres. J E Walker vice-pres. Jake Nelson cashr.
Flamson R J, r r, tel and exp agt.
OF Fleming James H. mcats. Agt. Garner A F, physician.
The Fort Worth
204 12 Houston Street,
TELEPHONE LAMAR 603
Grand View
TEXAS GAZETTEER
Grapeland 501
Germany & Collins (Frank Germany, M Cooke M C, drugs. E Collins), meats.
Council J C. postmaster. Grand View Cotton Oil Co, George W|Craft Joe, confectioner. Davis mngr. Crow Hotel.
. Grand View Farmers'
and Business Davis S D, hardware and furniture. Men's League, Jake Nelson sec. Denson Rush P. livery.
Grand View Ilardware Co. G M Harland DIXIE THEATRE. J @ Roberts Propr. pres. W H Hfarland vice-pres. L L Drozda Jacob, publi The Texan. Harland sec-trcas.
Grand View Lumber Co, Thomas Mastin pres, W B Mastin sec treas.
and FARMERS' ST.VPE BANK (Capital
Grand Vlew Mill, Light and Ice Co. D D Pltts pres. J L Jordan vice-pres, O Pitts sec.
Hairney M L, pubir The Tribune.
Harbin Alonzo J. real estate.
. Harrell Wm A, real estate. Haynie Thomas, lawyer.
Head Telephone Co. Lester Ingle mngr. Hill Robert M, real estate.
Hodge Robert F. tailor.
Hutchins Bros (Tullie and Edward), general store.
INGLE JOHN A, Cashr The Farmers' and Merchants' Natl Bank.
Ingle Lester, migr Head Telephone Co. Johnson John C. livery. Jones J B Mrs. dry goods.
Livingston L C. restaurant.
Mastin-Harrell Co (T F Mastin, J Harrell), cotton gin.
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Monroe Horace D, drugs.
Moore Bros (Claude F and Walter A), confectioners.
Morgan Randolph. livestock dealer. Muckleroy John H, jeweler.
O'Hara W W. livestock dealer.
O'Hara W W & Co (W W O'Hara), hardware.
Pitts D D, cotton gin
Quinn Wm, tinner. Robison Wm C, cotton gin.
Rootes Bros Co (Charles J and Edmund W), furniture and undertakers.
Ross John W. drugs.
Taylor Gene, harnessmaker.
Thompson & Centre, drugs.
Tribune The (weekly), ME L Hairney publr.
Union Trading Co, S C Fowler pres, W C Gayle vice-pres, sec and treas, gro- cers.
Wade Thomas S, real estate and lawyer. Walker, Hayden & Harrell (J E Walker. C C Hayden, L H Harrell), general store.
Whitten Bros ( Robert E and Edgar), grocers.
Wilkerson O L, lumber. Williams Bryan, notions. Woodard Ira H. livery. Wooton Bryant A, grocer.
GRANGER.
Population 1.700. On the M., K. & T. Ry., in Williamson county, 15 miles north of Georgetown. the county seat. and 47 north of Austin. Has Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Lutheran, Meth- odist and Presbyterian churches, elec- .tric light and power plant, 2 banks. 4 cotton gins, cotton oil mill. cotton com- press, etc. A weekly newspaper, the Granger News, is published. Tel., W. U., Exp., Am. Telephone connection. J. C. Council. postmaster.
Alamo Theatre, Fred Stanley propr. Alford Robert A, publr The Granger News.
Allen Bros (Ifollls O and Mercer C). grain and cotton buyers.
Allis James, restaurant.
Baca & Bohac (John Baca, Edward, Henry and Theresa Bohac), hard- ware, implements, furniture and under- takers.
Bartosh Bros ( Ed and Laden R), meats. Bartosh Em A, general store. Behal A, restaurant.
Briscoe E E. general store. Brookshire W. S. cattle breeder.
Buckley M M & Co (M MI Buckley, HI L Snider F R, mngr Southwestern Tel & Moreland), confectioners. G Cameron Wm & Co (Waco), John Towns mngr. lumber. Tel Co. Southwestern Tel & Tel Co, F R Snider mngr.
Spacck A A, tailot.
Speegle S O, restaurant. Starnes C R, lawyer.
Commercial Hotel, MIrs M B Reinhardt Stevens O O, confr and garage.
Storrs AArthur, cotton gin.
Struhall Frances Mrs. general store.
Tannehill D M, drayage. TAYLOR N L., Lawyer.
Texan The (Bohemian; weekly ), J Drozda publi.
Trlica John P. photographer. Tucker Edward, wood and grocer. Villareal A, restaurant.
Walker E L, poultry breeder.
WALKER JOHN B, Fire Insurance, Jus- tice of the l'eace and Notary Public. (See adv below.)
John B. Walker
Justice of the Peace and Insurance Agent
We solicit your Collection and Insurance Business Special attention given local collections
GRANGER TEXAS
Wentrock & Co, blacksmiths.
Williams W K, drayage. Winn W A, physician. Young D C, livestock.
GRANT.
A rural postoffice in Burleson county. 14% miles east of Caldwell, the county seat, banking and shipping point. Mail daily. R. H. Grant, postmaster.
PARKER M B, General Store.
GRAPELAND.
Population 1,500. On the I. & G. N. R.y., in Houston county, 12 miles from Crock- ett, the county seat. Has Baptist, Chris- tian and Methodist churches, a graded public school, 2 banks and a weekly newspaper, The Grapeland Messenger. Tel .. W. U .; Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone connection. S. E. Howard jr, postmaster.
Allen Frank, general store.
Brooks J J, general store.
Calhoun & Leaverton, livery.
Cash Grocery Store.
Clerris W L. tailor.
Cromwell C L, dentist. Davis Oland, seeds. Dorscy George E, general store.
Driskill A C, blacksmith.
Eddington C O, r r, exp and tel agt.
Farmers' & Merchants' State Bank (capi- tal $15,000), G E Dorsey pres, W D Granberry cashr.
Fox Miss. millincr. Goodson Hotel.
Grapeland Board of Trade.
Grapeland Market, meats.
Grapeland Messenger (weekly), A H Luker publr.
Guaranty State Bank (capital $15,000), E G Walling pres, U M Brock cashr. Guice A B, blacksmith and wagonmaker. Herrod A P. cotton gin. Howard J W. feed and seeds.
HOWARD S E, General Store.
HOWARD S E LOT & LAND CO, Real Estate.
Keeland & Moore, general store.
Kennedy Bros, general store. Kennedy Samuel, physician. Kent T S, general store. Leaverton D N, drugs.
Leaverton James, seeds. Leaverton T II, lumber. Lively J B, restaurant.
Luker A H, puhlr Grapeland Messenger. Mccarty Wm D), physician.
Moore Mrs, milliner. Murchison W F. general store. l'arker J N. general store. Phillips A Hf. notions. Porter \ H. drugs. Selkirk J M. dray. Smallwood Hotel.
Browns, 7 Shades Grays, 6
Buffs, 4
ELGIN-DENTON-MILLSAP-NAVAJO PROMPT SHIPMENTS J
VANDAVEER CLAY PRODUCTS CO. 811 Franklin Ave. HOUSTON
Hollow Bldg. Tile Farm Drain Tile Silo Tile Floor Tile Roofing Tile Asbestos Shingles
BENDER HOTEL HOUSTON
STRUCTURAL IRON WORKERS
GENERAL MACHINISTS AND FOUNDERS "IRON AND BRASS"
REPAIRERS OF ALL CLASSES OF MACHINERY
HOSHER
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Bank
Office
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Store Fixtures
Show Cases
SOUTH- WESTERN SHOW- CASE WORKS
DALLAS, TEXAS
White,' 3
Matte, 5
A Farrar W A & Bro ( W A and R M). restr. First National Bank (capital $35,000). A W Storrs pres, F B Stefka asst cash. Ford Ted E, harnessmaker.
Forner Bros (Joseph and Roman), con- crete contractors.
Foster & Sharp (C C Foster, M R Sharp), physicians.
Fowler & McDonald, blacksmiths. Fox J S. lumber and hardware.
GARDNER WYLIE D, Cashr Farmers' State Bank.
Granger Business Men's League, C L Tanner sec.
Granger Compress Co, A W Starrs pres. H F Underwood sec.
Granger Hardware Co, S D Davis propr. Granger Hotel, Mrs Ola Messer propr. Granger News The (weekly), R A Alford pubIr.
Granger Oil Mill (Belton), W P Young mngr, Ice mnfrs, light, water and cot- ton seed products.
Granger Tin & Plumbing Co, B F Hardt mngr.
Hardt B F, tinner.
Hoad Walter, general store.
Jelinek & Rozacsky ( E E Jelinek, Frank Rozacsky), cotton gin.
Kincaid G H, dentist.
Klecka L J, drugs.
Knop Max, dry goods.
Korenek J P, blacksmith.
Leubner Pauline, milliner.
Lindsey F W, livery.
McDaniel Claude, poultry breeder.
Machu J W, poultry breeder.
Martinets J F & Co (Joseph F and Frank Martinets), general store. Matyscak George, bottler. May R J. tailor.
Mazoch Bros & Co (Antone and Ignus Mazoch), cotton gin.
Mickle-James Mercantile Co (Ft Worth. Tex), G B Landis mngr, general store. Mikulencak J J, general store. Mills C S, building contractor.
Montgomery G M, surveyor.
Motls E J, lawyer.
Motloch Frank, grocer. Motyschak George, bottler.
Mussil A C, physician.
olen M M, cotton gin.
Nunn J W. garage.
Parmelee J J, poultry breeder.
Perkins H L, tailor.
Pope Herbert. general store.
Prewitt Co (J A, I C and G W Prewitt), general store.
'rewitt Hardware Co (Taylor), J J Brew- ster mngr.
Reinhardt W C, wood and feed.
Reynolds J E, general store.
Roark J H. r r. tel and exp agt.
ROBERTS JAMES O, Cotton Buyer, Real Estate and Propr Dixie Theatre. Root P E, grocer.
Rozacky Frank, tailor.
St Wrba W, grocer.
Schiller F O, grocer and baker.
Saunders H A, mugr Southwestern Tel & Tel Co.
Schramm J M. grocer. Sharp M R. physician.
Sides G R. blacksmith.
Smith-Bunting Co (capital $50,000), ( Thorndale), Knox Bunting vice-pres, general store.
Cargill J I, poultry breeder.
Cerny & Kulhanek (A R Cerny, A L Kulhanek), machinists.
propr. Cook 1) M, physician.
FACE BRICK
Reds, 4
Laboratories Sanitary, Water, Fuels, Ores FORT WORTH, TEXAS Food Products and General Analytical Work.
Puabil Frank, meats. FElick V V, general store.
$35.000), J F Pope P'res, John . Scott Vice-Pres, W D Gardner Cashr.
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Anderson Gin Co. W I Weatherly mngr. Austin Dalton, drugs.
Bechtol Edward C, physician.
Blevins G C & Son (Gaines C and James R), grocers.
Brick Hotel, John G Wiley propr. Central Hotel. O L Thompson propr.
Drugs and Jewelry.
Colley Thaddens, physician. Cook Claude C. clothes cleaner.
Cook Wm R, harnesmaker.
Dorris Thomas B, physician.
Farmers' National Bank (capital $90.000). June E M Yates pres, Charles Estell vice pres, John S Estell cashr.
Foust John E, grocer.
Grapevine Commercial Club. B R Wall sec.
Grapevine Milling Co. Ben R Wall mngr. GREEN LAKE MERCANTILE CO, HI HI
Grapevine National Bank (capital $115,- 000). R E Morrow pres. W J Borah vice pres, Jenkins T Moorehead cashr. GIt APEVINE PHARMACAL CO. Charles E Walker Propr. Mnfrs of Proprietary Remedies. (See ady in classified Medi- cine Mnfrs.)
GRAPEVINE SHEET METAL WORKS. Clyde W Aydelott Mngr. Metal Work of All Descriptions.
Grapevine Sun (weekly), J E Keeling publr.
Hilbish A C. blacksmith.
Hollingsworth Orlando O, dentist.
Keeling J E. publr Grapevine Sun.
Koonce John C, grocer.
Lewis Mahel. milliner.
Lipscomb Joseph B, grocer.
Lipscomb Robert S. physician.
Lipscomb. Weatherly & Co (Joseph P
and Edward J Lipscomb, W'm I Weath- erly), general store.
Lipscomb W'm D. physician.
lucas John T. undertaker
Lueas R L. agt Southland Life Ins Co.
Milliean & Shaw ( Charles M Millican, Win telephone companies, lodges of the prin -
T Shaw), auto repairs.
Neal & Ilodges (John Neal, Thomas Hodges), livestock.
Phillips John M, postmaster. Plano Cotton Oil Co. Robert Mulinux mngr.
Rainwater Bros (Charles F and Wm F), modern brick schools, a new $100.000 high! confectioners.
Rainwater J M, blacksmith.
Robinson J W, shocting gallery.
Robinson & Co ( Louis and Jacob D Rob- inson ),, general store.
Scott Gin Co, H H Yancey mngr.
SOUTHLAND LIFE INSURANCE CO, R L Lucas Agt. (See left side lines page 281.)
Tillery Fron, vet surgeon. Turnage Ollic P. grocer.
WALKER CHARLES E DR. Propr Grape- vine Pharmacal Co and Physician. (See concerns are 4 cotton gins, the largest adv in classified Medicine Mnfrs.)
Wall Bros, restaurant.
Wall Clifford J. drugs. Wall Sandy A, livery.
Wigger Frank P. r r. tel and exp agt.
Winfrey & Willhoite ( Charles Winfrey, A Wiley Willhoite), hardware.
Wood Albert F, jeweler.
Yates JE M (June E M Yates), general store.
. GRAYBURG.
Population 1,000. On the S. P. & F. R. R., in Hardin county, 18 miles northeast Abdo Milham K, confectioner. Adams John Q. news dealer. of Kountxe, the county seat, and 1 from Sour Lake, its banking point. Tel., W U .: Exp., U. S. Telephone connection
Adams W'm H, photographer. A.lkisson Wise, florist.
Greenville
F. L. Thomson, postmaster.
Cruse T F. meats and livestock. Lindsay W A, Insurance,
McReynolds T, r r. exp and tel agt.
PROCTER D C, Druggist.
Amos Thomas J. wagonmaker.
Anderson Lee, agt W F & Co exp.
Anderson Neil P & Co, W B Hindman mngr. cotton buyers.
Andrews Cassey, cotton buyer.
Armistead & Ende (James Armistead, Mrs Amelia Ende), hardware.
Armour & Co, W F Rose mngr, whol meats.
Arnold Benjamin F, physician.
Ashmore Charles E, confectioner.
ASTON D II, Pres Wesley College. adv.)
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Atkinson Napoleon J. physician. Attebery James P, lawyer.
Austin Charles H, contractor. Bacon Win, insurance.
Baker Nola, stenographer.
BANNER PUBLISHING CO (Capital $15 .- 000), H P Neison Pres, Frederick Hor- ton Mngr, Publrs Greenville Banner. Barlow Edwin D, florist.
Beall Hardware & Implement Co (capital $20,000), Bert Beall pres and mngr, E P Beall sec and treas.
BEATTIE PAFL HOOKER, Supt Physi- cians' and Surgeons' Hospital.
Beckham Bros (Lewis and Samuel), restr. BECKHAM HOTEL, W L and J P Beck- ham Proprs. (See adv below.)
Beckham Hotel W. L. & J. P. Beckham, Proprietors
We cater to the traveling men especially
Rates
$2 00 and $2.50 Greenville, Texas
Beckham James L., restaurant. Beckham Sam A, capitalist.
BECKHAM W L & J P, Proprs Beckham Hotel. (See adv. )
Becton Edward P. physician.
IESCTON JOE, Physician and Surgeon, Surgeon Joe Becton's Hospital. (See adv opp.)
BECTON'S JOE HOSPITAL, Joe Becton Surgeon, Charles T Kennedy Asst Sur- geon. M L Milbanks Anaesthesist and Pathologist, Mrs Rose Donovan Supt, Telephones 99. (See adv opp. )
Benson James C, inngr Mackay Tel & Cable Co.
Beskow Max, jeweler.
Blanton Joseph G, blacksmith.
Bledsoe James T, restaurant.
Bowes Charles C, physician.
Bowman & Kemp (Lucius L Bowman, Frank M Kemp), lawyers.
4 Bowman & Phillips (J W Bowman. W A Phillips), grocers Boyd Charles R, real estate.
Boykin Hardware Co (capital $12,000), J M Boykin pres, J E Boykin sec and treas.
Bradford Harry M. physician.
Bradshaw Fred W, jeweler.
Brown Loyd, restaurant. Burleson College, E L Compere pres.
Burnett Green L, grocer.
Burnett Naud, grocer, Busby Edward T. blacksmith.
Bush John A, physician. Byrd Thomas E. lawyer. Camenish Casper, baker.
Campbell Henry G, abstracts.
CANTRELL CHARLES Surgeon Physicians' and Surgeons' Physician, llospital. (Ste ady opp.)
CAN'TItELL WILL, Physician, Surgeon Physicians' and Surgeons' Hospital. ('re adv opp. )
Carnegie Public Library, Corinne Gee hbrarian.
Carpenter Charles A, clothes cleaner. Carroll James I., lawyer.
Cashell Emery H, tailor.
Cassles Homer Ii, drugs.
Central Hotel, W R Warren propr.
Chamber of Commerce. C M Portwood pres, J O Boyle vice-pres, E C Bracken sec.
HOUSTON, TEXAS
THE GAINES B. TURNER LAND COMPANY CAPITAL AND SURPLUS $150,000.00
BUY, SELL, EXCHANGE, DEVELOP ALL KINDS OF PROPERTY.
REFERENCE ANY BANK OR BUSINESS CONCERN IN FORT WORTH.
FORT WORTH, TEXAS
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"WEST TEXAS" WELL MACHINES MANUFACTURED BY SAN ANTONIO MACHINE & SUPPLY CO. SAN ANTONIO and CORPUS CHRISTI, TEXAS
502 Grapeland
Spence Bros, corton gin. Stafford P H. physician. Traylor Bros, general store. Traylor Mrs, milliner. Wherry W R, general store. Whitaker Isaac, photographer.
GRAPEVINE.
Population 1.200. Situated on the St. GRAYDON. Louis and S. W. Ry., in Tarrant county, A rural postoffice in Chambers county, 21 miles east of Fort Worth, the county Seat. Has 3 cotton gins, 2 banks, 1 news- 5 miles south of Anahuac, the county paper, The Grapevine Sun; graded school. seat and banking polnt, and 35 from
Methodist, Baptist, Presbyterian and Galveston. Telephone connection, Marlon Christian churches. Principal shipments S. Stines, postmaster.
STINES M S & W J, General Store.
G. De Leon, postmaster.
Alamo Lumber Co.
CITY DRUG STORE, J P Shultz Mngr. DE LEON D G, General Store.
Green Gin Co. Green W T, grocer. r r and exp agt.
GREEN LAKE.
Population 300. On the St. L., B. & M. Ry., in Calhoun county. 14 miles west of Port Lavaca, the county seat, and 9 from Bloomington, the nearest banking point. Telephone connection with Vic- torla. B. H. Lamkin, postmaster.
Lamkin Mngr, General Store.
GREENOCK.
A country postoffice in Bosque county, 12 miles from Valley Mills, its banking and shipping point.
Bertrand B S, blacksmith.
Walker G F, general store.
GREENVILLE.
Population 14,000. The judicial seat of Hunt county, is located on the M., K. & T., the St. L. S. W. and T. M. R. Rs., and on the Eastern Texas and Greenville & Whitewright Traction Co's, lines, 54 miles northeast of Dallas. Greenville has nine railroad outlets, 33 passenger trains daily, the general offices of the Eastern Texas Traction Co., and the M., K. & T. railway shops. Has municipally owned electric light plant and water works, a thorough- ly equipped fire department, police de- partment, street railway system, 65 acres of parks and play grounds, 4 theatres, 2
cipal secret and benevolent orders. 2 hos- pitals, 4 banks, a trust company, 17 miles of paved streets and 100 miles of cement sidewalks. There are churches of the Baptist, Catholic, Christian, Episcopal, Holiness, Methodist and Presbyterian,
FORMERLY
R. & B. Rubber Co.
school. and is the seat of Wesley. Burlc- son and Penicl colleges. The Chamber of Commerce with a membership of over 325 active business men is the principal commercial organization of the city and is behind every movement for the ad- vancenient of the community. It main- and tains an exhibit, of products and spends over $3,000 annually for the agricultural improvement of the county. llas a Car- negie public library of 3,500 volumes, Among the more prominent industrial
cotton compress in the world, the largest cotton seed oil refinery in the south. hechive factory, sheet metal factory, brick works, mattress factory, broom fac- tory, 4 inachine shops, 5 lumher yards, cotion oil mill, grain elevators and flour mill. The press is represented by the Greenville Banner (daily and weekly ), Greenville Herald (daily and weekly). The Greenville Messenger, issued weekly only. Tel., Postal and W. U .: Exp., Am. and W., F. & Co .. B. W. Fields, post- master.
All Kinds of
Druggists Sundries
R. L. POLK & CO'S (1914)
Thompson & Ford Lumber Co, lumber mnfrs and general store.
Thomson F L, physician.
are cotton and grain. Tel., W. U .; Exp .. W., F. & Co. Telephone connection. John M. Phillips, postmaster. GREEN. Population 100. On the S. A. & A. P. Ry., in Karnes county, 12 miles from Karnes City, the county seat and 6 from Kenedy, the nearest banking point. Exp., W. F. & Co. Telephone connection. D.
The Best That Money Can Buy
Established 1870
R. L. POLK & CO. Rand Mcnally Bldg. CHICAGO, ILL.
Randals & Wolf
Alexander Bros (J Curtis and Ear. T), shoes.
Allen & Arnold (David Allen, Manzy Arnold), restaurant.
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MEHLIN & SONS, KRANICH & BACH, STEGER & SONS, STULTZ & BAUER, LINDENSCHMITT, H. P. NELSON, WAGNER AND OTHER STANDARD PIANOS.
Greenville
TEXAS GAZETTEER
Greenville 503
CHAMNESS B C. Veterinary Surgeon, All Diseases of Animals Scientifically Treated, E Lec st. Roth Phones.
Chandler Bert S, furniture.
Chandler Marshall M. physician. Chapman Robert M, mayor and insur- ance.
Childress Harry, cotton broker. Christopher Claude M. electrician.
City Drug Store, R M Hutcherson mngr. CITY HOTEL, J Hl Gregory Propr, One Block from Square. Good Accommo- dations, Reasonable Rates, Transient Custom Sollcited.
Clancy Owen, grocer.
Clark Warren O, civil engineer.
Clark & Leddy (L A Clark, C A Leddy). lawyers.
Clayton John B, loans.
Codfelter F P. cotton buyer.
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