The Panola Watchman. (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 28, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 7, 1912 Page: 4 of 8
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hole. We surmise, h
that he is “fixinj? things'
showing up-
There are other gr<
mighty captains with a
tribe behind, and we v
tab on the whole push as
tie wages warmer.
■ Th« buy aloud on thu burning
THE CANDIDATES
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Rebtdonuc Phone
BY ZEPHANfAH
the |hiii
liMlW'l*.1
il roattcf.
The boy answereth. saying, I
catcheth them from the waters
of theSocagee. Whereupon Jehu
the chief captain sayeth unto the
boy what taketh thou for the
Chapter 1.
And it came t » pass in the
third year of the reign of Ander-
son. whose sir-name is Bob. and
in the second month, the same
being the second year of the
reign of Colquitt, Governor of all
the people, that the candidates!
gathered themselves as one man
I to go out to battle to save the
land »ml to save the people.
tiieir name* appear, subject to the An(j jt happened after this
action of the l.emocratio frimar.c l who3e sir-
FOR congress 2nd district name j8 Sawyer, a mighty prince
Geo B Terre'l Lf the tribes of Colquitt, and
FOR sheriff Jernigam whose sir name is
Sixty Years t
the Standard for purity,
trength and healthfulness.
Made from pure,
grape cream of tartar,
free from alum and j
^ phosphatic J
X. acids.
AWlOUIICEiEIIITS
RATES.
three fishes? The boy answereth. ; but naturai 8jnce Harvey
saying, for all three I will take represents the interest and Wil-
thirty fitecents: whejjupon Jehu j ^ Beem# to ^ trying to get on
saith, know thou not if thou could, ^ 8ide of the people> Besides,
get these three fishes into Harvey put the direct question
city of New York thou couldst i u the governor and demanded a
get three dollars and fifty centB Lirect an(j honest answer. If
for them? The boy answereth Governor Wilson believed Har-
Jehu. saying y-a-s, and if y«u I(j advocacy 0f his cause was
could get a bucket of Socagee jn;ury what other answer
water in H—1 you could get a Lould he have made. He was in
million dollars for it; for every ^ debcate position and ought not
millionare wouldjbc willing to ^ censure(j for being candid.
vide his pile with you. Jehu the -------
mighty chief captain, looketh| Representative Rainey of
upon the boy. and went his way Illinois proposes to investigate
in thought. Jehu thereafter the rape of Panama. The mat-
meeteth Zephinah, and telleth ter i8 n0w before the foreign af-
Zephinah all these things, and 1 fairs committee. He declares
I sayeth this is what I get by at- j that the declaration of Panama’s
tending to other people’s busi- independence was prepared in
For Oonfr****-• •
For Kepr«»ont«U*e
For UWriet O.Pcc.
For County -flier*
For i ounly C* *nn.li
For Pruoinci OBous
c A Coat*
.1 O S.niby
W D Anderson
FOR TAX ASilliOR
LuciuK Barton
for county clerk
.1 H»rv<*y Smith
* Bob Scott
T> na ChilstUu
W W Craig *
Ch;»s L .h»ne«
for district clerk
J P Matthew*
for county attorney
R i»8 Dur-»n
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
Ouio Copeland
Walter Walker
FOR COMMISSIONER Precinct No. 2
A T Sharp
FOR CONSTABLE Preclnot No. I
G C Faries
Zuni Toy*.
Kunl ImllnuH make their toys out of
clay an«l Luke them bard ao that they
win not ofcmble. They know bow to
rondel dolls and Boat* and frot* and
cows and birds that warble when one
Alla the hollow body with water and
blows tbrmgb a tuboMnaerted In tb«
buck. And they make all kinds of curi-
ous clay mi ties.
A Forgotten Laiid.
There used to be u country where till
the children were polite, but the
rnphers have forgotten Its nan.<-.
both become sore vexed because
of the unrest of the people who
enhabieth the valley of the Soc-
agee. and being wearied by the
tumult they rested themselves,
saying, when we hear the sound
wear a pair or me ^
Co. sbo<*s, sold at the Grand
Leader.__•
Our Cotton Money.
Our cotton crop last year sold for
approximately $220,000,000 and
many of our citizens are under the
impression that this money is avail-
able for building railroads, factories,
opening mines, etc. It is true we
exchange our cotton fbi gold but
while producing the cotton, we con-
iume all our cereals and ship in
$75,000,000 worth of feed stuff from
other States. The Texas Oram
Dealer’s Association conducted es-
pecially for this article, an exhaus-
tive investigation into our cereal
consumption. The production col-
umn is taken from the Federal Agn-
i cultural Department reports and the
figures in the consumed column were
* . . a « *11 . /T 1 _ Ttiuilnr’a Aa.
of h going in the tope of the
mulberry trees, we shall be-stir
ourselves; for there shall be long
war between the house of Col-
quitt and the house of Ramsey;
but Colquitt shall wax stronger
and stronger, and the house of
Ramsey shall wax weaker and
weaker.
And Sas awyer, the mighty
prince, and Jehu, the chief cap-
tain, were resting beneath the
mulberry tree it happened after
this manner that both Sawyer
and Jehu fell asleep; whereupon,
the people seeing them called
upon them, but they would not
At Dinnar.
No matter where we children are
W. run In auawer to the bell.
And dinner nimM In piping hot.
It makes us hungry Ju*t to amoll
Poor father sharpens up hie knife
And carves with all hie might amt main
Rut long before hi(,’i had a bite
Our Willie s plate comes bock again.
We eat our vegetables and meat.
For mother, who Is always right.
Says those who wish to have, dessert
Must show they have an appetite.
And when a 8unday comes around
So very, very good we seem
You’d think most any one could tell
That for dessert we'd have Ice cream.
-St. Nicholas
Routed the Enemy.
Id soiup of ibc London courts there
ore private dining rooms reserved for
the exclusive use of the lejrnl frnter-
ntty. Into one of tbeae rooms one day
there bustled a gaunt female who on
being courteously approached by a
junior counsel flatly declined to leave.
Thereupon an unblushing <|. C. looked
the lady In the face and expressed bla
mind. Still she did not budge. Coun-
! selor Lockwood then Intervened 'T
' do uot think there la anything unseetn-
I iy in tills lady’s presence." quoth he.
! “She wen run gown and—yea. I’m pretty
1 aure that ulie alao weara a wig.’ Tha
lady went.—Ixtndou Tatler.
Cons. Bu.
150,000,000
25.000,000
25,000,000
________ 3,000.000
The average price of com i« sixty-
■ f,ve cents; wheat one dollar; oat*
as to bring forth the threatening for^y.s\x centfl and hay twelve dol-
’ * ** - 1------l-—*-----A 1 - — i extensions are
the question now agitating the j made to the figures in the gonsump-
»'" V%B* 9 I l»IHW * w I
shall we have; wnile others say ion t^e evident weakness of Taft ,
that Bob Scott, our smiling Bob, j
plains of Bethany, for both Davis 8^ajj act as our scribe the next parjy jn nuch desperate straits
t _ _l- ^. m* M Zca Qoirtrop ftnft f it —1A rtf A nrl/ira/itt I , « • A aL AI e L fnninrv
as( _ __________
shadow of the bronco buster and | iar8 when these
the question now agitating the J made to the figurei
eaders is. what will he do? The I tion column, wo fii
governor of Kan.as b. vtad|
him the direct question, but up OOMU|ned on the \
to this writing all is as silent as; are comp09ed of
the grave around Sagamore Hill.! en but, aa a w
In our opinion the colonel ex- agricultaral Stat<
i sawyer ann j two year8 0f the rule of Anderson,
•-name is Jehu, j wj,jje still others say that Tom
of the tribes ot! Qhri8tian Bhall perform the du-
on the plains j ties of this office, and we will see
that our Tom gets there; while
many there be that clamor for
Harvey Smith, and otuers shall
cry out for W. W. Craig, and so
it goes.
So they gather themselves to-
gether to battle, eacl\ with the
The women’s club of New
York have struck on the butter
trust and declared a boycott.
Sixty cent butter proved the
straw tha* broke the camel’s
back What’s the matter with
the cows? Have they struck too.
or have the beef eaters devoured
them, or have the butter eaters
leader of his choice, and great
and terrible will be the conflict.
Then there may be saying that
before the American people
Walter Anderson, our brave and
fearless sheriff shall again be the
great high sheriff of all ti e
people, while others say give to
us Smiley the brave high con-
stable for sheriff, while many
others are crying for the smiling
and pleasant Coate to wait upon
j the courts of the county.
These are small troubles with
Zephsniah eompareth with the
! conflict to be waged between
: Phillips and Barton. Little John
iJernigan 6ayeth that Phillips
! shall be re-elected Assessor, anc!
his name shall no longer be called
supply must come from outside tho
State. --
Experimental Farms.
One of the wisest laws enacted by
the 32ml, or any other legislature,
1 L. 1 _ _ ..A V. A MS MA/1 $ 1% a
made- Any depth.
Frak Fite.
21 tf Rt- 5, Carthge, Tex.
, Corrugated Roofing.
^ I havivjust received a solid e
give more attention to old Brin- of Co|quitt
die and less to cotton. Nothing tbe cy,jef c
pays the small farmer a better mun)erry
dividend than the cow. three time
has fallen.
The lion and the lamb have not
yet concluded to lie down in the
lame green pastures. Notwith-
standing the efforts of the great
power* to inaugurate the mil-
U nnium, van and rumors of
wars are still rife in the laud.
The Turks and Italians are at
each ethers throats, the big tail
celestials are butchering each
other and struggling for more .......^
light and more liberty and trying their r'omajndth no life within
to overthrow the ancient Manchu thcm ._________________
C Buggies and Wagon*.
Just received two car loads of
Buggies and two car loads of
load of Corrugated Rooting in wa3 the one which authorized the w ng Wj|| Bejl for one-half
SSSS
-5JL£,,U - uU IUC4 in t»r.n ox,*r,meot .od ....... da«.
B* demonstration work,
olid c«r The Commissioners Court can
ig in all make no Letter investment than to
at need appropriate the entire sum and pkc*
it in the hands of a competent de-
monstrator. A number of our com-
.vm E. ■ miHSioner8 have joimnl hands with
! the Federal Government, thereby se-
load uf: curing expert supi’rivsion withoui
a i coiL_
in great haste. But when thou.
crieth out “Colquitt the mighty
hath fallen’’ and they open not
their eyes nor be-stir themselvas,
then shalth thou take them down
into the valley of the Socagte|
and bury them with their fathais;
for they be indeed dead, andj
And when Zephinah had
finished his sayings the messen-
gers returned with gladness of
heart. Now it happened after
this mamur when they returned
unto the plains of Bethany, they
gathered together the few re-
maining followers of Ramsey and
did asZephaniah^bad said; where-
upon Sawyer the prince, and Jehu
the chief captain, bestired them- more
selves, and with the jaw-bone of
a mule, they turned upon them,
and landed upon their right side
and their left side, until not a] again
man was left to tell of the dese- i the
lation of the house of Ramsey.
Moreover, on the same day.
Jehu the chief captain met a
small boy with three smalt fishes
which he had caught from the
waters of the Socages, and he
enquireth from the boy from
whence gsttsth be the fishta-
remind him muchly of his own
dorr Sarah Melinda, and is the
sweetest name on earth.
But Pat Johnson says that it
shall happen after this manner
that if John Jernigan shall
change the name of Marning
Glory to Sarah Malinda, then he
will see to it that Barton taketh
the name of his sweet-heart, and
shall hear-after be called Lucin-
d t Matilda And so it goes;
trouble ahead- However
while the tribes are gathering
f r war, the host of the tribes
«>f all the people aav give W us
Old Honest” Will Hill,
man among men, and the
of men. Give to us “Old
able,” that grand old Uncle
Sid who never goes back on the
licople. hence the people can’t go
back ou him. The affiiable Ottie
•■•BeseseioaoaeieieiieaoaeB
* •
■ ly Spring and •
2 ftiuiinier Sampler 2
THE WORLD ALMANAC
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■MUI i m 11 n, t4 twr— : ■*** raaaa.
Have arrived. C« me see them. Prices area b-:le
lower than last season; I can show you anything
you want in Grays, Tans, Browns, and all the lat-
est shades in the old reliable Blue Serges.
Prices low. Fit guaranteed.
I W. B. SIMS
sdifes AOI NF Armour
acklto* Co. •« L—Ml—».
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Park, R. M. The Panola Watchman. (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 28, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 7, 1912, newspaper, February 7, 1912; Carthage, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth886026/m1/4/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sammy Brown Library.