Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-FOURTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Tuesday, March 9, 1915 Page: 3 of 8
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P. A. has Pipe-Joy
Hog-tied and Branded
Thousands of men have laid away their old jimmy
pipes because they could no longer endure the tongue
broiling that is the dull afterglow of the usual smoke-
test. These men are coming back to the fold in droves
daily, because Prince Albert has solved the smoke prob-
lem for all pipe sufferers for all time. You can go to
the national joy smoke
Makin’s cigarettes rolled,from
P. A. are paper smokes of first
quality—none better.
Vou can bay Prince Albert in the
tidy red tin, 10c; toppy red bag,
Sc; in pound and half-pound tin
humidors and the pound cry rial- glare
humidor at all it ore* that tell tobacco.
And nai) this: Sooner you get your P. A. in
that bully 16-oz. crystal-glass humidor with
a sponge in the lid to keep the tobacco pipe-fit,
sooner you’ll know the joys of always fresh
smokes I
like a wife for a new bonnet—
ft j —continuous and determined—
V' but you can’t make it bum your
tongue. And that's so, because
P. A. is made by a patented
process that eliminates tobacco
ComrrlBM U'Jby bite.
R. J Heynold* Tobacco Co. v * .
R. J. Reynolds
Tobacco Co.
Winston-Salem, N. C.
Ity those who provide
it generous table anti good houst?-koe*>ers
are always careful to ileal at the store Wberq reliable brands are
furniabed. A ml that accounts tor the Cash Grocery Co. furnish-
ing so many home* in Sherman—The Ferntlell Line
THERE IS NONE IlKTTER.
TltV A IMH’M) OK Ol H FKttNDKLL COKKUK.
OLD) 4*110X8 SSI AND 347.
*BW 1HONB 3417.
mm
tpiotiay. marcii », min.
THE SHRWmMN DAILY DEMOCRAT.
PACE
NOTUILK IIIItTHDAYM Toll"
'larch M.
Protect the
" TIPERARY
Wo announce the arrival of the new mili-
tary lace oxfords the “Tiperary”,
Patent Colt vrmtp nnd heel boxing, grey7
sand and cunary coloVed tops,
PRICE . .... $4.00
* 0
Come in and see them please.
YATES SHOE CO.
The One Price Shoe Store
— • —® <*>—-S>—-(£>-
Some Cash Prices
XX XX Coffee, per puck age..............
Cabbage, per pound.....................
4 l(i-ceut Arm & Hammer Soda..........
1 peek Potatoes.........................
Tivo cans Corn.........................
Two can* Tomatoes............... .......,
One - 2'ic Tetley Tea........ t,
One sack Host Flotir.....................
One l’Sc can Schotten Making Powder.......
EVERYTHING IN PKoPOMTION.
Thewe Are Cash Prices—We " ill Not Charge Anything.
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THE IMIK E-M.XKbit.
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| We Started Business in Sherman
March 23rd. 1914
n r: iia vie been here a visa it
A Nil TO I S IT’S Ol IT 10 CLEAR
THAT THK PEOPLE I,IKK "tilth
honk withoct anv smith
turn NOTHING OYERI.OOKKD
AMI OM.V HONEST WOlth
BOOKED.
NOTICE HOW BUSY WE ARE MOST OF THE TIME
Lomax Auto CO.
®*®f .. ..................... rj<itiXSiTi»lHi.®tiii|n. %
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Safety and Service
VIA
The Home Interurban
(Texas Traction Company)
between
. \
Denison Sherman u Dallas
.. ji
_ami ititerntetliato points '
Direct Inleriiihaii connections at Dallas for Waco, Corsicnn*,
I’ort Worth, t’lebiinio and Intermediate (mints.
Carefully
Sreened
COAL
Full
Weight
I ONLY THE BEST
From McAlestcr and Briar Creek
I Phones 90 £. ARNOIDI
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Special For a Few Days Only
COUNTRY SAUSAGE
5 and 10 pound lots al only 16 cents per .pound
Arnold’s Market
ODD ISM)
DOTH PHONES
NEW
COPLEY & ROWAN MILLS
Represent the big
ilggent and best Old Dine Fire Insurance Com-
panies in America. We secure quick and satisfactory adjustments
We make a (Specialty
Also Casualty Insurance
of
in
and will appreciate your patronage.
Automobile insurance of all kinds,
all its branches.
WE ALSO CLAIM'to be the most active Real Estate Men in
your city. If you doubt it try us.
Dooms 200, 207 and 208 M. A I*. Nat’l. Itank BuildfnK.
BOTH PHONES 832
Jqom Waldo Smith, the civil, an
gin* «*r Who directed the building
of the great water works which up
pl!e* New York City with 'tMt.OUC, ' mi
g: lloliit of wutor daily, Is 54 >**ar*
.old today, From the office of
<*T fflneer in » conn try town In .New
Englnml at the a*:o of 17, to tha*
of chief engineer ->f tim Um.rl of",’
.Veter Hupi»ty--of New Vb^kygt TLc
age of 4 t, Ilf worked b'» tray by
i p' ciallring on wait: tuptdy and ad j
vaaclng ld**fo. and plan* whirl*: ft*
werked out with great satisfaction ! with air in it
He ha* now completed fit year* or (flam*, ft f, n,,
t he New York board. «n*l i as seen, !t tnrfKt^ iu ^
tbd friinpletli n Of hi. plan to r.UUp ) ,
the efty with water from flic Cat* ! ’
kill* l ut the bufldine of a Ittigc j
knuedtief aleriK the tinea of the j
ancient tinman auiiMluet*, . at n!
erst of 11! /.dhbjfttio. He also enm
pitted the constructic:i of th**' B«w
Croton Dam, the icf'est masonry
dam in the world. Hr Smith rjc
born at Lincoln. .Mats., Mar, ft
UHH-;. He received hi* cn/7nc«-rlng
fraiatHg at Maas. IniitTtriTr~of ^TFFjT
uotog-, nnd studied practical watm
sup 'y problems at the Lincoln
p'r.nt, of which he wa* t-nglaeer at
H;r age of 17. He went to New
Jersey iij Ikact. built dam*' and resor
Voirs for various Water . companle-
and finally became connoted witht
tin* New York water problem. HI*!
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Bird©." fctf 'Ic.bn Ruoliin
j rfi'rft I .inn f*ii*ger(,u. lima IWw"
\ It MtitHct \>m‘. If'* MorrlWh*
UK bird t*
—ttrlfi or -T
form i>y pi i
«tl liHfBtils
whole fra rue. a*
fv
ri
i It
eofwdt >*}* of •
self, ruling
Ala, ini*, t ie fbri
given ft)*.* voice of t1
* the wind Ifseif i.
sweefne-**, (» kelt I
A* we may Inutgiitr
Ibe c|on*l i kdeil (■
of fhe bird's wing...
.of-ihw-cpfflittntirtr'
m a tid' d voice
Yon‘re bfltOii*.
pafed. and ’.etiev
' ^ | ttaager in* catolu*
V '[\.l , r, tkaa o.. lin-
•dr brought into} Her-Vr mr gust'
it \ Tf,e j * |(i ; dfPitftteL for a ‘it’t
it hr* tbr*.*)i'l(; ^ 1 'fooc
snoonfuLtonteht
afifect A*k
s#t of Iw»t
and »«k* a fep-
If it d'e-anT .tart
your fi ‘t and scraighce , yon right
t ' " | up bf-tfer than calomel
' ‘gripinv or ".wking ynm
ia t>e-J y<>(#
fug h
and without
s'.' k I want
tore and get
our money, —
j Take calomel today and tomorrow
f *bf? bird r<} yon’will feet we»« and sick and |
A n that in t nauseated (ton’f lose a day s work 4
fifnl rxf h pnidi-.Bfl vacr. . I
TO PURCHASE
To Please Women of
the most Fxadiog Taste
arm! the SW need, of Good Drew*.
er*» Ate -rndic.t ,iml mpptled.
There are *tfl<*. tor eg erf ■ pur-
P,"e. I Audit and dainlf for ilr**w
wear awl strong, sfawnrh styles tor.
«f reef
*t*r.
WWik, b,
; 't,.*rjri if* *<«iu j
the fvi.'d form off
the perfect S iriit i
'’,,*;)i(ivgtP in irrnifem '■
or*Ipwnrwt cow } after ward*.
„ ftppH«Xj GUsscrwk Drug Co
tlifnngti tlw Clear h«*!•.*;:• in It*, shot Dodson * Liver Too# to
vsg- -
-
fa jfe son'-* Liver Tunc tonight j
and *ak«* tip feeling great. it’si
perfect] , ha rmless. so give It to J
your children any time. It an t
a? anything
im
recommend
,. ——_ - — .. ... take the
***». WWPipi nt! iutoriH!' passion |place of catoiuel Advert'aeinen!.
through the f*oft (»i':ir;g night*, tmrst
tug into nc< I»rim -a d rapaup, of choii ’
at (Lybrenk or itt*;,t|nr and inim-rlnst”
plan* were adopted and put throng!)
and rhe system, j~ one of *i,«< greatest
In the w*orld. Ho Is a member of
many engineering societies and
clubit.
Hon. John (i. Foster, C. S. Consul
General of Ottawa. .76 years sJTd to-
day.
Dr. Edward G. Aehoson. in-
ventor of esrborlindtim an i a nietbod
of making graphite. Si* years old
today.
"’after Clark, famous landscape
painter, 67 years old today.
ammig tlx* b«M8(h« amt ir-dge* tiirougb
beat <*f day. like tittle wind* ft«!t <mty
make the cowslip ( *' !< *i, ;ke a ml ruf
fie tire petals of the wild r
Atwi ujwm the jdmiicM of tin* bud are
French foreign Lggton
It t* ti»*'.t*«i*t of toe Irenco Foreign
legion that it <-an provide men from
fG own rank* fo m*-ct any eonfingen
cy. It* eommamier oise *«f,j hfi, men
were capable rort only of winning a
war. but of writing It* history On
imt the, color1* of i tr, on these tWj o*-(a*ton. when a new Iwirracks
gold of the rUnir] that cannot Ik* gath j was tjelns ere**fe<I. Hie legion rank*
ered by any eomotisn*-**. .the ru!*l***; snpjc:*•*! [raff a dozen r)iial*<f**l #r*-Ui-
of the clouds, lb** vermilion of the' tectr. and time nnd again on the bet-
cloud bar, ami tlw* flame of tin* Houd , tleScid. wiicn tlie cal) n^s (jceti for doe-
crest, nnd Lbc snow of ttie rlopd mid tors, the leghmaires bare stc|>( t*d f'*r-
Its shadow, and the melted bine of the | wroI and acknowledged their medical
dr-eji widls of the sky-all these, seised qualification* Once, says rnutlthm.
by Hie creating spirit and wuen Into' when no padre was available to con-
HOMER C. KYLE v
Public Auctioneer
sT
Office al Qoeea Theatre Old Pboae 1473,1
AN EASY GOING SENTINEL
Such a Littla Thing a* the Password
Didn't Bother Him.
An Interesting picture of the eonfu
"ton that attended the anti-Austrian
demonstrations in Milan In 1848 La
given in -Memories of Youth.” by Si-
gnor Giovanni Visconti Venosta.
Very early in the morning, says the
author, after several hours of heavy
sloop in a hammock in hii anteroom of
Gamier college I descended into ttiyj
street and rau into some people wh«
with trleolored shawls across their
•boulders, were giving orders in the
name of the committee of defense.
They were trying to discipline the rev-
olution. Falling into their hands, 1
was stationed ns a sentinel at a use-
less barricade that shut off Via Durini
from tbo Versiere. The commander,
having inspected ray ptetols and per-
haps having found them not murder-
ous enough, placed in my hands a
fencing foil. Then lie gave me ttie
countersign, “Papa I’io."
A little while afterward another
chief came along, who re-enforced the
post aud gave me as a companion a
good old man who was armed -with an
antique lauee. i told him ttie counter-
sign, and we soon became friends.
/A patrol appeared. "Halt!'* cried
the old man. "The countersign?”
“Concordia, coragglo,” replied the
captain of the patrol.
“Truly,” replied my companion, “the
countersign is something else. How-
ever. we are all Italians, so pass on.”
film* and threads ..f plume, with wave
on wave following and failing «I*n,g
breast and throat ami opened wings,
•Infinite a* the dlvtjiing of
aud the sifting *>( the ^e:, sand, even
the white down of the mud seeming
to flutter up,, between She str* iger
plumes, seen, but too -oft for’.Jou
**—®—'Q—trm—-®........8 ® & ft—® .....<g-
duct a burial, the commandant appeal-
ed to the ranks. A man stepped out
and sainted He had been a bishop.
Y irld* ( • mtml of Mi’etotfri Pacific.
Lincoln and the Birds.
Ore of the most Interesting nnd pa-
theti: incidents of wld U 1 hive ever
rend or lterird is conn" bd with the
memory of Abraliam Uticoin,
In company once with some other
candidates xvhe were oat on a politic-.I ------
campaign he saw in the .woods near ,p he3’*'1 ’ >
tile close of the day some i*aby birds
that had been blow:, out of their
nest. Asking to be allowed to get
down from the carriage, whb-h passed ■, j0 ,j
on ahead, Mr, Lincoln p ke*l up the]
tiny creitturcK and r*«tnr«*d them t«
their little boric- On r .c !i:ng the inn
he was asked (he eau«* "f Ids delay
nnd astonished bis 1: .*rs by telling
them of bis humane
had he not returtmtl tlw birdie* t**
their mettler's care be could not have
slept that night. *
SKLK-DKMANT HOME lKMTGlt“
is what woniea are called who *li
ever this broad land makes their
annual-tcMeciions of roots and
!i ri,s. ami rely upor receipts which
our pioneer mothers found d*'p** i I-
f®j feiv&t*1 family aii»*ents.
In one of these recipes, Lydia <fi,
t’fnkham's V* acta bis (’omponsd had
its origin atut so successf d has it
proved that there Is hard!- a rt'y.
town or b'l.nlet in America where
some woman who has been restored
it-> use does not reside.
.Nation’- ttutier Makers Meet.
Mar.
9.—The
Mason
City, la , Mar, 9.—The
Creamery Buttenuaker*
Association opined here today its
annual Convention. Some “.7«}n of
tojs, inidili 1 •■•-( *. fe on-hand fm
the ^ithnua! gathering. Samples o{
their best products were brought
di hiring t!wu4iiion«: for the big cxbitdt which open-
ed Vo the public in the Armory
building. To c:i*e for the host of
vi-itors, trains of pullmnn- ra:.' are
b, M e used' as hotels.
St. Louis. Mo..
Gouid interests will retire today
from the control of the Missouri Pa
eiLf railroad, aa a result of the «*-
pected developments at the annual
meeting of the sroekholders, held
here today. Although It is said that
George .1. Gould is glad to have
new intersts jnanage the road/he
will in*isf on the payment of the
$-3,6i>0,o(Mt ^jote* due on June 1,
most of which are-held by the Gould
family.
A committee known as the Kuhn,
IvOem Co. Committee, bolds a sub-
stantia! majority of the oirtstand-
mu >.>.**<.*t capital stock of th»:
Missouri Pad fie. and are assured
that their program for putting the
road icto new control will be car-
ried out. The plan calls for an
almost complete, reorganization of
the hoards of directors of both the
Missouri Pacific and the St. Louis,
Iron Mountain and Southern na*
wax. Immediately a filer today's
meeting, it is. expected that plater
for the financial ria^ustment of
the Missouri Pacific’s capitalisation
will be considered. “ ’
It fa reported from Denver that
George J. Gould is purposely retlr-
f ting from control of the Missouri Pa-
id ftc in order to take-over the Den-
ver and Rio Grande and tie up with
the Burlington and the Rock island
for the purpose of completing a new
transcontinental liras.
W. T. Aabell. ex-post matter of
Edwardsport, Ind., writes: “1 suf-
fered from severe trouble with mg
kidneys and back. First bottle of
Foley Kidney Pills gave me relief.”
Thousands testify that backache
rheumatism, sore muscles, aching
joints and biadder weakness vanish
when Folgy Kidney Pills were
tnkem Sold Everywhere, tu-th-sat
—T------
Indiana Horse Sale.
Cambridge, Ind., Mar. 9.—At
the annual Lackey horse sale which
opened today and will last until
Triday, 4Aft horses dre to be soldx
under the hammer, of which num-
ber t:t7 ere record horses and 183
have had fast trials.
• V ■ V A|
yV;
Anvil* Date Back of History.
The nnvil was kuown In the enriiest
times, being spoken or in the Bible, the
prophet Isaiah saying (chapter 47.
verse 7). "So the carpenter encouraged
the goldsmith, and lie that smootheth
with the hammer, him that smtieth
tile anvil.” It is not known olio first
used it. but of course the anvil of an
tirpiity was unlike that of today ns
perfected by modern workmanship.
The anvil still used In the orient, how.
ever, is a boot shaped piece of metal
inserted In a section of oak or walnut
log. Larger or smaller It Is used by
tinsmiths, shoemakers, silversmiths
ami blacksmiths. The anvils used In
tills country are commonly made of j
cast Iron faced with steel and are of
parallelepiped form, with u steel cone
or beak at one end and a “handy bole”
for inserting chisel or other tools at
tile ether end.—Boston Globe,
1 h* Crimtan War.
The Crimean War xvas in ISjO-50 be.
tween Russia on one side and Turkey,
France. Great Britain and Sardinia, as
allies, on tlie other side, it was called
the Crimean war because It was inn in,
ly fought In the Crimean peninsula. It
arose through the demand of Russia
for a protectorate over the Greek sub-
jects of the sultan and was closed and
its issues decided by the treaty of
Paris March 3ft. HEM!. By tills treaty
Sebastopol, which had been captured,
was restored to Russia. Russia abate
dotted her claim as to Christians in
Turkey anil tile Black sea was neu-
tralized.
Shelley Wm a Queer %oy, ,
The poet Percy Bysshe Shelley as a
small boy was an eccentric little being,
He used lo dress Ids lour sisters tc
represent fiends, and. tWIing a life
stoVc* With some inflammable fluid aiid
settJug It aflame, he would marshal tlie
diabolical procession t‘o the back door.
As a boy at F.ttm la? would watch the
livelong nlglit for gliosis and consulted
his books Imw to raise one. Ills iliet
In after years /its meager enough to
'bring him weird fancies. Bread l.erame
Ids -chief sustenance, .amFlds pocketn
were well stored with it.
A circle* upon iho carpet, clearly do
fined by an ample verge of crumbs,
often marked tin* place where lie had
long pat at his studies. Ids face nearly'
In contact with his book, devouring
bread at intervals, amid Ids profound
abstractions. Sometimes lie ate raisins
with it, and his sweet tooth was Im-
mense.
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