The Panola Watchman. (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 39, No. 28, Ed. 1 Wednesday, February 7, 1912 Page: 7 of 8
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HIS NAME MOST APPHOPHMTE
Ah, breakfast is a
_ cheerful
meal, with saueage sizzirg from
the pan, and when I've eaten it
I feel a nobler and a better man!
The enusage basely is malinged
by jesters lost in mentnl fogs,: 0h;idren *uffer jn their early
who cannot lift the sordid mind ' ar#_
from thought of vargant cats and C(„tr>l the kidney re-
dogs. When'er I view the amok- r,retj ,n*
ing link of sausage, flanking oirla'are lan^uil, n-ivoue,
bucnwheat piles, 1 float on „uf)<ir
pleasant dreams and think of I Wo*wt worry, o«n\ do <Uily
snowy pigs in verdant isles. The work_
pigs from which the sausage, Men havt, iamet BChing baek*.
came were surely washed in 'i'ne cure for man, woman or
sparkling rills; each wore a gar- c, ild
land on its frame, and fed on |8 j0 CiJre the cauaa—the kid*
dates and daffodils. Each pigjm.yB
was natured on delighU and n .an’s Kidney Pills ara for
breathed a soft and Bcented air; K.k kidnay#__
•twas killed withaacrificial rights, Th- fo|lowing testimony proves
and ground and stuffed by dam- theil worlh.
aels fair. And Araby the blast ve. Ore, farmer, Book*
was raked for apices pure, with- j v ,,e* jv* 8ftyg; “Last spring
out alloy; and when at last,twas j was annoyed for g»v«ral days
linked or caked. late it with ujltv |( dud pain acr09s my kid-
whoop of jov. 1 have no heart !„;yJ There ».aB soreness and
to sing the rose, the lily or prome-i pi;iijn mv unj hips
granate sweet: the smell of sau-
inany remedies to br
ktipation, but the dim-
procure on* that sets
li-ncc. A remedy that
doe* not perform
I b y force whit
I should be aceom-
| plislird by peraua-
■argest shipper a pf IVhlakay direct te the Consumer if*
South. Below we list a lew of our leading brands:
Kidney ills seize young and old.
Come quickly with little warn-
During the morning prior to the
opening of tba national convention, a
special meeting of those delegates al-
ready arrived waa held to discus* and
vote on some preliminary measures.
These met In a smaller hall, opposite
the convention ball; and when they
were all assembled In the stuffy room,
one of the member* leaned back wear
lly la hla chair and promptly felt
asleep.
After an hour'a session, the chair-
man called a vote on a certain meas-
ure. All reeponded but the sleeper,
whose anoree now and then echoed
through the room.
“Here! wake that man up!" do
manded the chairman, at this point
“What’s hla name, anyway?"
- No one being able to tell, and no
one following the chairman's order to
wmko the sleeper up, that functionary
at once called upon n ballot clerk to
carry out the order. 8o accordingly
the clerk hurried down the aisle to
tho dosor. shook him vigorously by
asking him hla name the
» sion is Dr. Mile*’
V Laxative Tablet*,
v After using them,
I Mr. N. A Waddell,
V___ \ j 15 Washington
pT' St, Waco, Tea.,
#4"Alm.el all mV
'MJWS/4W ll/e I have been
troubled with constipation, and have
trh-d many remedies, all of which
seemed to cause pnln without giving
iiiuvli relief I Anally tried Dr. Mllea'
I .unlive Tablets and found them sa-
id lent. Their action la pleasant and
mild, and their chocolate taate makes
them easy lo take I am more than
glad to recommend them ''
"Clean up the bowels and keep
them clean," ia the advice of all
physicians, because they realise the
danger resulting from habitual coo-
stipation. Do not delay too long,
but begin proper curative measures.
Dr. Miles’ Laxative Tablets area
new remedy for this old complaint,
and a great improvement over the
cathartics you nave been uaing in
the past. They taste like candy
and work like a charm. A trial
will convince you.
Dr. Miles' Laxative Tablets are
sold by all druggists, at as cents
a box containing as doses. If net
found satisfactory after trial, re-
turn the box to your druggist and
the arm,
while.
With n broken snore tha* perforat-
ed the atuioephere. the sleeper awoke.
“What's hla name?" again called out
the Im patient chairman.
At this, the clerk straightened up
from the unknown member's chair,
and announced, to the acoompenlment
of a roar of laughter.
“Mr. chairman, he says hla name la
Knapp.’’—Judge’s Ubrary.
lx the price, be-
an would be
buetneea en the
kangu asd thus
with all power,
te tho dlaadvaa-
ad to the ad van-
kaaauba Uver-
a market. The
getting “out el
farmer has cob f
granate sweet; the smell of
sage hits my nose, and you’ll ex-
cuse me while I eat —‘■Walt Ma-
son.
mil l was obliged to yet up s»?v-
.rin iinun at eight lo pass tha
kidney hcrreli in*. Seeing Doan’s
Kidney Pills advertised, i ob-
tained a box ul Hooker’s Drug
S ore. I took H few dosea anti
my irouble disappeared.” 2
For sale by all dealers. Prior
AO orni.-. frVairr-Milburn Co.,
r ft’aio, New,York, sole agents
j i 11.« U; tied States.
U- tin ntber the name—Doan's
.hi ! iuk> no other.
Dr. Chas. C. Comer
All calls promptly attended.
Will do general practice and
Specialties in Chronic Diseases.
Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat, Ob-
stetrics and Surgical Diseases.
Office N. side of Square.
Phones
Business Cards
STEEL SPECKS IN THE FLOUR
Astronomers say there’s a hard
winter on Mars; but they cannot
lie cermin that their canals are
frozen Xver.
Many suffragettes who study-
law think it’s an anomaly when
in the admiralty books they read
of the ship's husband-
A. U. Brooke J. O. W oolworth
' Brooke & Woolworth
LAWYERS
Remus 1, 2 and 3, Merchant* Ar Farm
f** ' ern Bank Bldg.
’Btate nd Federal Piaotice
Man of Scibnce Announce* Gravely
That Thla la On* of the Caueee
of Appendlcltl*.
Dr. Kdred M. Conner of London,
alleges that appendlcltl* Is due to
white flour. Steel from the mill roll-
*rs gets Into tbe flour. Wo eat thl*
minute ateel and as It goe* round the
bend It shunts off on the blind eld-
ing. In time It stacks up Ilk* a culm
heap and Irritation ensues.
A good part of the steel Is absorb-
ed, to be sure. That explains why it
Is not found In any of tho cases opert
ated on. Bnt the point ia, no doubt,
that more than the 10-penny nail of
Iron allowed to each mortal Is taken
In and the body’s magnetic equilib-
rium la thereby upset The man who
Invented graham bread died of Indi-
gestion. bnt If he had drawn a mag-
net through It before baking be would
have removed the steel particles and
might have lived forever.
The wise cook today will buy a
email magnet and thoroughly stir her
flour with It before putting In tbe wa-
ter and yeast. Let her wipe off the
magnet every little while. The black
■peck* that adhere are tiny blta of
steel. Bread made In this way may
be eaten without fear of appendicitis.
m may be in-
is, and there la
wb treat* a de-
•geucy.
» and till were
the history of
ear got a good
i he had cotton
nee the Amer-
• enjoyed all
ia, which would
laglalatlon as
BULB
<t c. Chandler, M. D.
Specialist in diseases of Bat, Eye.
No e and Throat. Spectacles and
Artificial Eyes always on band.
Residence Phode 437, Office Phone
7*. Office lir Cooper Building
Ho<hub 32. 34 and 36. Shreveport. La
'air auckBEfsniTtiss'nv ■",
W SPECIAL OFFCK:^,,
WS.i., I, units New naatn. ... (T ,
W trial wt-l mall- ]K.u » prrvtrt • , t cn- 4
f tmr.t-f. Put ' I .o* sum into.! ur j. ur »,
' Eion*) retarded. V
Souvenir Collection 1
to n.rs*r.
“Kxcuev ti» for laughing, old man
What I rot Ait waa an ad. on tb# otb
or aide nfli. page."-New Orleans
Times-1 tejgfr-ist
Tlii-1* th*‘ season nt th < vesr when
ul tlhcrx fed very much cone rued
oyei the frequent colds contracted
l»y their children, and have abund-
ant reason for it ar every ool>’ weak-
ens the lungs, lowers the vitality
and pavcu the way for the mors ee-
rioua ai-esses tl'at so often follow.
C‘in lM*rlHit ’s IVmgh Remedy ia fa-
in,itta for Its cures, and is pleasant
and safe to take.
Sold by all Dealer*.
h. A. ROSS
Physician & ticncral Practician.
Office up Stairs in Daniels
Building.
... f Office 133
Phones (Rehidence ll2
When you pull down tho town
in which is your homo, you are
pulling down yourself, and when
j t u build up you are building up
y« urself and your neighbor. Try
and banish from your mind the
mistaken idea that all good things
are away off in some other local-
ity. Give your town all praise it
can legitimately bear. It cer-
tainly will do you no harm and
will cost you nothing; and above
all patronize your home institu-
«as Arm In De-
ls vary thing.
Mats per pound
by future eales,
i mgllltaln good
apot cotton. Is
»ef of tha value
future system T
f defense when
keep out of the
buy actual cot-
inner or pollu-
te comprehend*
T. Allison,
DENTIST.
Office over Orand Leader.
Carthage, Texas.
Mention thU tamper
W. GERARD BANKS
Attorney-At-Law
Carthage,
Will practice
in all Courts Texas
W. P. Lawrence,
_ DENTIST.
North Room Over First Nat. Ban!-
Carthage, Texas.
Nelson
>TTOKNEV-Ar-LAW
f Carthage, Texas.
/II practice in all courts.
Office in Thompson Building
1-futur* bills ex-
irollnso or eats
chaser doea not*
ir tho aollor la-
» effect of sulh
uld b« te pro
sec u rod by fu-
lls would be la
in a blind maa
WHITE & DAVIS
Proprietors
Soft-Toned Berts of China.
Tho natives of China use large bells
of their own make In many of their
temples and monasteries, writes the
United States consul at Foochow. 1
have noticed all through Jaran and
China that tho tone of tho mhnastery
and temple bells Is very soft and
•mooth. due to the suporlor qunllty
jf the material used In their manu-
facture and to the absenco of Iron
tappers, the result being a marvelous
.oftness and mellowness of tone. The
Dells are never swung, being always
suspended In a fixed frame, and tho
sound is produced by striking them
an the outer edge with a wooden mal-
et. This makes the soft tones which
are so delightfully melodious.
For strictly first class
tonsorial work, the most
up-to-date hair cuts,
shaves, shines, etc., call
on us. We have a newly
equipped shop, and it is
modern in every respect.
We guarantee satisfaction
in every respect.
POSITIVELY NO
CREDIT
1 ot and old Baths; per-
fect system >f Water
Works.
HEINRY RICH,
MARION DAVI5,
EMMETT WHITE.
R. W. PRIEST.
ATTORNEY AT LAW AND
SURVEYOR.
Office in the Hull & B’lr.ke Bldg.
Cartilage, TexaH.
hc loves rece 1
. UNDER CLOTHES
THAT UNDERWEAR IS ALWAYS
A NICE THING To HAVE. AND
IT DOES N’T dO OUT OF 5t YU.
You Can buy warm ones
CHEAPER. NOW AND^^PUT
THEM AWAY FOR. L.......'1
NEXT WINTERWgKrSto
SEE *
1 BUSTER
governed by fu-
nd grain, great
nixed and plua-
what th* Fed-
ad te do to th*
oil and other
corporation of
tatlvely formed
narket had th*
ROSS DURAN
Attornev-at- Law
and
Notary Public
Office over Guaranty 8'ate Bank
Buildi«g.
cam* near paas-
bruary It broke
r per bale be-
kllled the Am-
lend te the cot-
ould not reach
enemy ot high
ly this, but tbe
;e the lntrodue-
uch legislation,
blow te cotton,
blame our Fer-
ae pport Ing an-
i It la always
is cotton gaae-
■Ity of such a
legitimate apot
od te them. I
the public at
T audlenoe, bo-
ss* our people
a policy that
a tho best la-
the other band
ere te at once
men to oppose
affect our cot
, while at tbe
corresponding
iketa to whom
PHILIP P. LONG
ATTORNEY-AT-LAW
* Will practice in all justice,
county, district and Federal
courts.
Office upstairs in Daniels Bldg.
THE REytL COMFORT Ift DRESS COMES FROM WE>1R-
1MC COMFORTABLE U/tDERWE/lR. YOUR DRESSES
OMMOT EIT WELL UrtLESS YOUR UMDERCZIR-
MEMTS DO.
MOV IS A GOOD TIME TO BUY U/tDERVEitR 4MD
HOSIERY yl/tDZlUL THIMCS YOU MEED, BECAUSE
THIS IS THE REDUCT10M TIME.
WE DO MOT WISH TO C/1RRY OVER OUR V1MTER
Radium Breeze* for Gout.
Radium ladrn breeze* ar© tho very
latest thing In the treatment of gout.
One of th© papers read at the Ger-
man Medical congTe*s w?a on the ap-
plication of radium In the aerial state.
Radium “emanatorla" have been estab-
lished in Rerlin and at B»d Ilomburg,
and now Ems ia to have one. A ape-
clri apparatus In which radium le
placed In a Current ot air la fixed In a
room and all the patients have to do
la to alt In tho room and talk or read
newspapers, or play draughts; the rr»
dtnm In solution In the air does the
rest and affects the blood through the
lungs. This trerfmeat Is especially rec-
ommended for all gouty ailments.
up and stagy
s -hlch must
st speculation,
t a defense of
' that our leg-
dth Ire whon
i that may do-
1 ret out to ot-
' that If such
H a!-mid bo-
INNYBRn0f
GOODS
>:jplelely rovo-
> nm'filng liv-
market of tho
Question Too Personal.
**1 bad a mighty queer surprise this
t.itiming,'' remarked a. local atock
broker. “I put on my last year*
euit and In one of tbe trouser*’ pock-
ets I found a big roll of Mils which
I had entirely forgotiea.”
“Were any of them receipted T’
asked a listener wbo seemed to be a
pessimist
And the temperature dropped im-
mediately to a point where every-
body Celt -omtortaMOi
The Grand Leader
leg rotten vaL
!>rc« <loi would
jrn values, eo-
eePwmdV
mmm
The
PURE FOOD UI1
Whiskey Jj1
The Inspector 'Ml
Is Back Of fa*
HEALTHFUL tonic
loUS OWN UOTTLIMG
mOTTLUD IM BOND
4 qto.
12qU.
4 qtd.
ILkjt*.
Craddock’* ’«
«& oo
»12 00
Gibkun Rye
It 00
$16 00
Old Crow
4 »
a oo
J»me* fc. Pepper
5 00
13 00
Craddock * KZ
4 0U
to 00
Urocn Rivor
t 00
13 00
M«lt« R»c
4 00
10 00
Sunny Brook
0 00
12 00
L R. Monarch
a to
» 00
Guckenh«im*»r Uy«
6 00
12 00
^■Craddock'* QuaiUtt
1 00
•i 00
Kentucky Club
6 00
12 00
M Cmiul* Ry*
a oo
s 00
Hill a Hill
5 00
12 00
■ Kentucky Cyclone
a oo
a oo
Penwkk Rye
4 tO
11 00
SF Wutntonlond Rye
2 10
7 00
l.ynndulc
4 00
10 00
II NoUoa Sour Maah
1 to
7 00
Duffy’* Mnlt [4 bottb-*]
4 00
10 00
| Com Whiskey
2 tO
7 00
Alcohol
8 f0
10 00
Ir Boat Corn
800
8 00
Cocktail*
t 00
12 00
1 Rock and Ryo 12.60. Poach um
1 Honey 88.00 per sallon.
Peach
and Apeb Brandy, each X.00aad«.*eparsallon. Apricot Bran
dy. 8.50 and 4.M par aallon. California Wine l.M and ZMpor
gallon. (Baprcca charsoa paid on one *>l. oootina 2.H or more.)
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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/m1/7/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sammy Brown Library.