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Florey A J, general store.
FLOREY CARRIE E MRS, Stationery.
FLOUR BLUFF.
A discontinued postoffice in Nueces county, Send mail to Brighton.
FLOWELL.A.
Population 60. In Brooks county, 5 miles from Falfurrias, the county seat, banking and shipping point. R. M. Cala- han, postmaster.
CALAHAN H & SONS, Hotel and General Store,
FLOX.
A country postoffice in Walker county, 1812 miles west of Huntsville, the county seat, and 9 from Bedias, the nearest banking and shipping point. John Young, postmaster.
FLOYD.
Population 350. On the M., K. & T. Ry., in Hunt county, 8 miles from Green- vllle, the county seat. Has Baptist, Chris- tian and Methodist churches and a hank. Tel., W. U .; Exp., Am. Telephone con- nection. W. C. Moore, postmaster. Creswell A I, drugs.
Ellis Bros, blacksmiths. Floyd Lumber Co. John D R, grocer. Johnston W E, restr and meats.
MOORE W C, Postmaster. Peeters W H, r r, exp and tel agt. PEOPLE'S STATE BANK (Capital $10,000), S A Smith Pres, Il M Matthews Cashr.
Rhyne A M & Co, general store. Smith Bros, general store. Reiff R S. physician.
Smith Dry Goods Co. Terry W A, poultry breeder.
FLOYDAD.A.
Population 1,000. Elevation about 3,600 feet. County seat of Floyd county. Lo- cated on the Plainview branch of the A. T. & S. F. Ry., 26 miles southeast of Plainview and 110 southeast of Amarillo. Has Methodist, Baptist. Presbyterian and Christian churches, good schools, 2 banks, a weekly newspaper, The Hesperian; wholesale grocery house and a grain ele- vator. Ships broom corn, wheat, cotton, oats, kaffir, cattle, hogy, dairy products and produce. Tel., W. U .; Exp., W. F. & Co. Telephone connection. J. D. Starks, postmaster.
Allman D C, horse breeder. Andrews Robert C, physiclan. Andrews Varne, physician. Baker R H, real estate. Barkemeyer Grain Co (A E Barkemeyer). Bartley J B, county attorney. Bowers A C, dry goods. Bruner Roy K, cattie breeder. Childers R A, physician
City Hotel, J A Callaham propr. Clark W B, county and district clerk Commercial flotel, W P' Daily propr. Dawson J T J, r r, exp and tel agt. Duncan Arthur B, county judge. Duncan S E, grocer.
Edwards-Hogan Co, H S Ilaines mngr, tallors.
Edwards T H, horse breeder. Farris John N, cattle.
Farver George L breeder FIRST NATIONAL BANK (Capital City Drug Store.
$50.000), Jno N Farris Pres, E C Nelson|Craft W R, grocer.
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First State Bank (capital $30,000), L HI Newell pres, James K Green cashr. Floyd County Falr Assn.
Floyd County Hesperian, llesperian Pub- lishing Co publrs.
Floydada Commercial Club, J C Gaither sec.
Floydada Drug Co IC C Darsey). Floydada Industrial League, C HI Veale pres, L H Liston sec.
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Smith E M, grocer. Stavely John A, cotton gin. Williams S J, blacksmith.
FLYNN.
Population 400. On the H. & T. C. and
Happy Hour Theatre, J H Reagan propr. the T. & B. V. Rys., in Leon county, 13 Harmon & Jackson, well drillers. Haynes O J. blacksmith.
miles southwest of Centerville, the county seat. Has Baptist and Methodist Epis- copal churches. Exp., Am. Telephonc connection. M. L. Way, postmaster.
Bass Bros & Douthitt, general store. Brittain B, physician. Cox G C. agt H & T CR R.
Cox L T, meats and ice.
Cozart Bros, general store.
Cozart & Cox. lumber. Gormley A E, exp and T & B V Ry agt. Lewis Joseph B. grist mill. Reed B. lumber. Reed J M, general store.
Snow Bros. cotton gin. Turner C F. Se general store.
WAY M L, Postmaster. Wilson Drug Co. Wood J P, physician.
POARD CITY.
Population 100. On the K. C., M. & O. Ry., in Foard county, 9 miles from Crow- ell, the county seat and banking point. Exp., Am. Telef hone connection. Macumber, postmaster.
Foard City Mercantile Co. general store. MACUMHER C, Physician and Postmas- ter.
Sanders -, rr and exp agt. Vaughan Gin Co, cotton gin.
FODICE.
A rural postoffice in Houston county, 11 mlles from Lovelady, its banking and
Comer W' M, general store.
Martin Ned, general store.
FOLGER. A discontinued postoffice in Palo Pinto county. Send mail to Graford.
FORDTRAN.
Population 11. In Victoria county, 21 miles from Victoria, the county seat and usual banking point, and 12 from Thomas- ton, the nearest shipping point. Tele- phone connection. N. H. Midgett, post- master.
Buchanan R T. general store.
MIDGETT N H, General Store, Cotton Gin and Livestock Breeder. Smalka L S, blacksmith.
FOREST.
Population 50. On the St. L. S. W. Ry .. In Cherokee county, 22 miles from Rusk, the county seat and 5 from Wells. the nearest banking point. Tel., W. U .: Exp., W. F. & Co. J. F. McGill, postmaster. Bates W, blacksmith.
Burke T J, drugs.
Chronister Lumber Co, lumber minfrs and general store.
Dixon G T, general store. McGILL J F, General Store. Reid S H & Co. general store. Sessions J W, cotton gin.
FORESTHURG.
Population 250. In Montague county, 14 miles from Montague, the judicial seat, and 14 from St. Jo, the usual banking and shipping point. Stage daily to St. Jo. fare 75 cents. Telephone connection. John R. Reeves, postmaster.
Freeman J F, general store R F D No 1. Harvel J F, general store. .
Kelly L T, general store.
Medley E H. drugs, grocer and hardware Moore A F, hotel and general store. Naumann C A, blacksmith.
Petty I. E, physician.
REYNOLDS C C, Telephone Operator. Reynolds & Moore, undertakers, Tillman J, general store. Tillman Robert, drugs. Tucker E J & Son, general store.
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Flynn I' H, meats. Gamble Land & Cattle Co.
Hesperian Publishing Co. C Surginer pres, Homer Steen mngr, publrs Floyd Coun- ty Hesperian.
Houghton T F. lawyer.
Hughes J M, livery and transfer.
Husky M F. vet sura.
Jackson & Keys (E W Jackson, A Keys), bakers.
Jones C S. hardware.
Kelley Bros (L A and L. C), dry goods. Kirk & Windsor (J T Kirk, W M Wind- sor), furniture and harness.
Lider G A, county surveyor.
Liston L H & Co IL H and Mrs O N Liston, Z A Newell), milliners and notions.
Love A L, tax commissioner.
McAdams A G Lumber Co ( Dallas, Tex), W I Cannaday mngr. McCarty J F. cattle dealer. McCarty J W, drugs.
Mckinnon \ P. lawyer.
McPeak S N, horse brecder.
Marshall Grain Co (L A Marshall).
Massie W M. whol grocer.
Massle W M & Bro (W'm M and John M), real estate and abstracts.
Mathis, Martin Dry Goods Co ( J P' Mathis, J G Martin, W M Massie).
Montague R E L, cattle.
Montgomery Thomas, cattle breeder.
Montgomery W T, mayor.
Morris Bros (Elder L and Louis A), dry goods and grocers.
Morrison T .\. cattle dealer.
wagon yard.
Olson O B. dry goods and grocer.
Owen H T, mngr Southwestern Tel & Tel Co.
Parks D A, cattle feeder.
Reese A Rozaline Mrs. milliner Rushing S L. real estate and ins. Sleuter Sam, dray. Smith G V. physician.
Smith L V, physician.
Snodgrass Glad, men's furnishings.
Southwestern Tel & Tel Co, II T Owen inngr.
Starks I D), postmaster,
Surginer C & Son (Columbus and Isaac C). hardware, furn and undertakers. Thagard Addie Mrs, county treas.
Toler O T, restaurant. Veale Charles H. lawyer.
Vickery - Hancock Grocery Co (F C Vick- ery, W M Hancock).
Viles House, Virginia Viles propr. West Plains Lumber Co ( Denison. Tex), A E Johnson mngr.
Williams. Brown Grocery Co (W C Wil- liams, R F Brown).
Willis B C, county tax assessor.
Willis H J. hardware and furniture. Wills & Cook. well drillers.
Wilson C M, photographer.
Wooldridge J C ( Gainesville, Tex), Frank Truitt mngr, lumber. .
FLUVANN.A.
Population 500. On the R., S. & P. Ry., in Scurry county, 1914 miles northwest of Snyder, the county seat. Has bank. Tel., W. C .; Exp., W. F. & Co. Telephone connection.
Belew J J, furn and hardware.
Browning Alhert W, drugs, phys and cat- tle breeder.
Dane W B. general store.
Daniel & Daniel, livery and feed. FIRST STATE BANK (Capital $10,000), J A Stavely Pres, S P Smith Cashr. Fluvanna Commercial Club, Roy Nehlett sec.
Higginbotham, Harris & Co, lumher. Lane J O, physician. McGregor MI A, grocer and dry goods. Pyeatt F E, general store. Sewalt E L. hotel.
Newell Bros (L H and Albert ), coal and shipping point. Mail daily.
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FORNEY.
Population 1.200. On the T. & P. Ry.,
in Kaufman county. 20 miles northwest Robinson Areher D. eonfr.
of Kaufman, the county seat, and 21 Robinson Charles C. genl store. east of Dallas, Has Baptist. Christlan, Russell Effie. milliner.
Methodist and Presbyterian churches. 2 banks, 2 eotton gins, cotton oil mill and a live weekly newspaper, The Messenger. Sears Edward, electrician. Tel .. W. U .; Exp .. W. F. & Co. Telephone Shands Perey C. physician.
connection. W. S. Yates. postmaster. Adams Drug Co (W O Adamns). Adams Frank M jr, insurance.
ADAMS P MI & SONS (F M. F M Jr and Yancey D), Druggists and Pharmacists. (See adv below.)
F. M. ADAMS F. M. ADAMS, JR. YANCEY DAILEY ADAMS Vinson & Duke ( Mark Vinson, S N Duke) tailors.
F. M. ADAMS & SONS Druggists and Pharmacists
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Adams J A & Son (J A and B F), livery. Adamson T W Lumber Co (A F Duke, Y McKeller, J C Reagan. J J Roddy). Anthony & Chapman (R L Anthony, C L Chapman), grocers.
Beasley John H. clothes cleaner.
Boone Charles W. ". cotton buyer.
Brooks, Pinson & Lewis (M D Brooks, N B Pinson. F M Lewis), insurance
City National Bank The (capital $50.000), R P Pinson pres, A F Duke vice-pres, J T Rhea cashr.
Cooley Wm H, grveer. Crawford Robert W. dray. Crawford Wm H, whol grain.
DAVIS JAMES M JR, Cashr Farmers' National Bank.
Davis & Jones (H L Davis. H E Jones). tailors.
and grocers.
Dozier E M & Co ( E M Dozier), dry goods and groeers.
Dozler Samuel A, grocer. Epps Charles, grocer.
Farmers' Hardware & Saddlery Co (capi- tal $10,000), W O Pinson pres, A P Cole vice-pres, M D Pinson sec and treas.
FARMERS' NATIONAL BANK (Capital $50.000), Thomas Layden Pres, J K Brooks Vice-Pres, J M Davis Jr Cashr. Forney Bottling Works, Arthur Fitzger- ald propr.
Forney Commercial Club, W D Adams sec.
Forney Cotton Oil & Gin Co. A F Duke migr.
Forney Hay Co (G G Fix, C L Duke). Forney Messenger The ( weekly). Latten Stanberry publr.
Forney Water, Iee & Light Co (capital sec and treas.
Gardener Nannie Mrs, restaurant.
Greenfield Edwin. r r, tel and exp agt. Griffin Drug Co (O E Griffin). Haley Wm I, grocers.
Jones Wallace E, loans.
Jones & Wehb (J C Jones, T S Webb), restaurant.
Kinnard Ty P, blacksmith.
Latimer & Sates ( A D Latimer, J A Yates), tinners and plumbers.
Lewis Frank M, civil engineer. Lewis Pink G. surveyor and livery. Loyd Joseph A, dry goods and groeer. McCord W C & Co (capital $10,000), W C McCord pres. C C Rennett sec and treas, C. W Boone mngr, general store. Mitchell Jess D, contractor.
Neal C Brooks, meats and livestock. Neison J D, blacksmith.
Pecos & Rio Grande Telephone Co. Peebles L R, hotel.
Owens C W & Co (Dallas), J E Elllott, Riser W D. pubir Fort Davis Post. mngr, lumber. . Thompson S A, cattle breeder.
Pinson R P, cotton buyer.
l'otts House The. Mrs Laura Potts propr. Reagan Everett E, grocer.
Rhea Joe E, agt Southland Life Ins Co. Rhea R P Co (R P Rhea), dry goods and clothing.
RISES Edwin M, hardware, furn and daily to Albany. Telephone connection. Allen Jones, postmaster. undertaker.
Prothtt Ina Mrs. millinery.
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[Riter & Adams (C C Riter, F M Adams),| Brown N H. blksmith.
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IONES ALLEN, Dry Goods and Grocer. Jones & Ledbetter, general store. Shelton J M, fruit grower.
FORT HANCOCK.
Population 50. On the T. P. and the G., I. & S. A. R. Rs., in El Paso county, 53 miles southeast of El Paso. the county seat and nearest banking point. Tel .. W. U. Exp., W. F. & Co. Telephone con-
Solomon Harry, dry goods and clothing. SOUTHLAND LIFE INSURANCE CO, Joe E Rhea Agt (See left side lines and neetlon. page 281.)
Sowell Lon B, physician.
Stanberry Latten, publr The Forney Mes- senger.
Tune Thomas C, photographer.
Willhoit Samuel, watch maker.
Wood Robert G, music.
Wren Charles, contractor.
FORRESTON.
Population 400. On the M. K. & T. Ry .. in Ellis county, 9 miles from Waxahachie, the county seat. Has a bank. Tel., W.
U. Exp., Am. Telephone connection. M. E. Burton, postmaster.
Bohannon W W. grocer.
HURTON MELVIN E, Postmaster. Cox P G, r r. exp and tel agt.
Farmers Gin Co. Forreston Gin Co (Inc).
Forreston State Bank (capital $10.000). J HI Hamlin pres, J E Cooper cash. Harwell & Hester, blacksmiths.
Huguclett A S Mrs, gent store.
Huskins J M, grocer and meats.
{rby & Campbell, lumber. Newton N B, drugs.
Phelps I W, genl store.
Sanders W R. genl store.
Thornton Z N, physician.
Trull A V, confr.
FORT BLISS.
EI P. & S. W. Ry., 614 miles from El Paso, the county seat. Exp., W., F. & Co. Telephone connection.
FORT CHADBOURNE.
Population 100. On the K. C. M. & O. the Journal. Tel .. W. U. Exp .. Am. Tele- Ry., in Coke county, 12 miles from Rob- phone connection. E. Barry, postmaster. ert Lee, the county seat and usual bank- Adams Mart, ineats. ing point. Tel., W. U. Exp., Am. Tele- Austin & B. baker. phone connection.
Boone E C. blacksmith.
Clift & Co. genl store. Farmers Store The, genl store. Lasater G W, drugs.
PRICHARD ZONIA A, Milliner and Post- master.
Seals A L, rr, exp and tel agt. Spoonts & Co, groeers and feed.
FORT DAVIS.
Population 1,100. The judicial seat of
First State Bank (capital $25.000), Ship-
ton Parke pres, W J' Rooney cashr.
Fort Stockton Commercial Club, C C Rollins sec.
Fort Stoekton Tee, Light & Power Co. Gaddis H, meats.
Gaires J S, feed.
Hadden W A, lawyer.
Walton C T, lawyer. Hare & Sachse, cattle breeder.
Jackson W C, lawyer.
Jones W' T & Co, real estate.
Journal The, J S Cramer publr.
Kennedy M R. cattle breeder.
Landers B F. general store.
MeCoppin A S, notions and confy.
McCoppin & Co, meats.
Mckenzie R E, cattle breeder. Mc Williams J F. grocer Mendet It D, cattle breeder.
Middleton F. L, fruit grower.
Mitchell & Gillett, general store. Monroe W L & Co, blksmiths.
Monteith W W, photographer. Morton J N & Co. contractors.
Odom John M. cattle breeder.
Parke Shipton, cattle breeder.
Pocos Rio Grande Telephone Co.
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FORT STOCKTON.
Population 1900. On the K. C., M. &
Dozier Bros (W'm and P W), hardware!A military post in El Paso county, on the O. Ry., in Peeos eounis, of which it. ix
the judielal seat. 55 miles southeast of Pecos. Has Baptist. Catholic. Christian. Methodist and Presbyterian churches. 2 banks, an ice, light and power plant and 2 weekly newspapers. the Pioneer and
Blaydes R D. lawyer. Bond & Hunt, blacksmiths.
Brooks Garage.
Brown Garage. Bynum George, plumber and tinner.
Casebier Bros Hardware Co. Cramer J S, printer. First National Bank (capital $25.000), F S Wilson pres, J M Odom cash !.
$20,000), R P Pinson pres, R M Linn Jeff Davis county, 22 miles northeast
of Marfa, the nearest shipping point. Has a hank and a weekly newspaper. Stage daily to Marfa. Telephone connection. Babb J C. blksmich.
Carlton E H Co, general store and drugs. Espy J W, eattle breeder.
Fort Davis Commercial Club, L H Ritter sec.
Fort Davis Drug Co.
Fort Davis Mereantile Co, general store. Fort Davis Post (weekly), W D Riser publr.
FORT DAVIS STATE BANK (Capital $25.000), Charles Mulhern Pres, E R Livingston J M, cattle breeder. Patterson Cashier.
Fort Davis Variety Store, notions. Jones W T. phys and cattle breeder. Merrill J W. cattle breeder.
Union Trading Co, general store.
FORT GRIFFIN.
Population 75. In Shackelford county. 17 inlles from Alhany, the county seat, banking and shipping polnt. Stage PIONEER THE (Weekly), Publr.
FORT MeKAVETT.
Population 150. In Menard county, 22 miles from Menard. the county sea :. banking and shipping point, with which place it has daily stage connection; fare $1.50. Telephone connection. John D. Walllek, postmaster.
Baker G, general store.
Chample J A, general storc. Haley J H, groeer. Moeglin P F, drugs.
Speck Fred, cattle breeder. Treadwell C E Mrs & Sons. cattle
breeders.
WALLICK JOHN D, Postmaster.
FORT SAM HOUSTON.
A military post in Bexar county, miles from San Antonio.
FORT SPUNKY.
Population 30. In Hood county, 14
miles southeast of Granbury, the county seat, and 20 from Cleburne. the usual banking and shipping point. Telephone
connection. F. C. Armstrong, postmas- ter.
Allison & Barnard, live stock.
ARMSTRONG F C. General Store. Armstrong J D. cotton gin.
Dringlar J F, hog breeder.
BARRY E, Editor and Pubir The Pioneer, and Printer.
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Long Distance Phone, Lamar 1790
Fort Worth, Texas
FRENCH BEVELED PLATE MIRRORS FURNISHED AND RE-SILVERED
Ft. Worth Art Glass Co. All Kinks of Leaded Glass in Lead, Hard Zinc, Copper or Brass Finish 209 S. Jennings Ave., Fort Worth, Texas
REPAIRING LEADED GLASS DOMES. AUTOMOBILE LAMPS AND WIND SHIELDS
AUTOMOBILES
PHONE: Lamar 262
FORT WORTH TOP FACTORY J. G. MESEROLE, Proprietor
Repairing Neatly Done
Automobile and Carriage Trimming
HARNESS MAKING
905 Commerce St.,
FORT WORTH, TEXAS
FORT WORTH
402
AUTOMOBILES
M. A. HOLMES
STATE DISTRIBUTOR FOR
Jackson Automobiles
FULL LINE SUPPLIES FOR JACKSON CARS ALWAYS IN STOCK.
and Supplies
MAIL ORDERS RECEIVE PROMPT ATTENTION.
Southwestern Phone Lamar 2284
1105 Commerce St. 208 Commerce St. FORT WORTH, TEXAS
C. E. BOWMAN, Secretary.
B. D. TANDY, President. TEXAS AUTO COLLEGE
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