The Panola Watchman. (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 11, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 22, 1909 Page: 3 of 8
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Wheat List Growing.
Wm. Smith..............f» acres
|S. R. Smith..............3 “ ,
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'When the heart action is
weak, it fails to pump the Wood
through the lungs with sufficient
rapidity. 1 hen the lungs do not
absorb the proper amount of
oxygen, although they may be I* harlie W illiams-• -
taking in a normal amount of .John &mitl)........
air. The result is shortness of )C. C. Wyatt ......
I. J. Williams •.......ft
j Sanford Fort............-
I. E. Coalmoan..........3
C. K. Whittaker.........2
!f. W. Whittaker....... 2
1.1. C. Collins ..... 15
j.J. C. Collins, Jr........-5
0, L. Collins ...... ..
L K. -WrMtatinwm..... «>
j.J. \V. Cray-... • • • • •
\V. A. Harris......
if. A. Hodges ■ • ■
Ed Carton..........
W. S. Metcalf ......
A. B. Harris .... •
,11. W. Metcalf.......
A. T. Sharp
iW. II. Hicks......
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H. T, Barnett •
breath, smothering spells, diffi-
cult breathing, oppressed feeling
in chest. Dr. Miles' Heart Rem-
edy strengthens the heart nerves
ami muscles, and in this way
increases the circulation.
Get a Irottle front your drug-
gist. Take it according to direc-
tions, and if it does not benefit
be will return your money.
Do Too Need a Pilot?
Every young man and every
young woman entering the busi-
ness world needs a pilot—a
knowledge of bookkeeping, short-
hand and typewriting, or teleg-
raphy. Such a training is ample
capita! and a safe pilot when set-
ting sail on the tempestuous sea
of business. Many have embark-
ed without this knowledge, and as
derelicts have been cast ashore.
Secure a knowledge of the laws
and customs of business, com-1W. H. Waldrop
bine it with the knowledge of
bookkeeping, shortnanq and type-
writing, and you will have a safe
pilot that can weather the storms
and avoid the dangers and whirl-
pools of financial wreck and ruin
and steer you safely into the
harbor of independence and suc-
cess. Hill's Business College,
one of the leading business col
J. A. Jourdian •. • •......2
T. A. Roquemore........2
Lee Dagnell..........- 2
J. B. Fite................2
J. W. Fite...............5
J. L. Metcalf........... 3
J. C. Searcy........ . 3
N. Flenigan.............3
W. W. Gray-...........5
A. L. Edens.............4
Albert Williams-.:......2
H. R. Holmes...........5
W. T. Brooks...... .. .5
M. G. llu.vs............5
S. H. Boren............5
Press Ross ............f*
J. H Wooten, Sr........5
Tine Baugh....... ...f>
F. (1 ray.............. ■ 5
R. L. Salter............fi
Knox f ham ness ....... 5
B. C. Nelson............2
.1 T. Cariker...........-2
J. B. Belk........ r.
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F. T. Waldrop...........5
M. L. Brookk- • • •
LOOT HOUSES OF MOURNING
Despicable Trick of Berlin Tbievee
Had lla Countvrp.iH Many Cen-
turies Ago.
Breaking into housi** where fu-
rural;* have just taken };!.*»»• and
plundering limn is spoktn of bv Os*
IWItm r Tagi'blnti an tlie l.ihvt trick
*>f tti'1 thieve! of that cilv While
ibis tear he a n< ,*• form of criminal-
ity in Berlin, tuv the uni.r, it, i*
i'. illy .only an imitation of an itici-
dent ! in Bio ( iixhiiik an hav-
ing' taken p! v >00 years U-fore
l hrBt. The ti '-tori.in 0;i,> lljaj when
♦ tie contort of tlie emperor wits.laid
away in Ihe mausoleum at Mein phut
a hand of (Iroe.k marauders entered
il i> di'K>rte<l palace of tin* 1’Iuiraoh
nml look a I! tbo proennm .-toms and
mend* and the women slnvisv, and
readied the haiika of t h«v Red sen
with their plunder. Only two of tin
band wercenptured and they wet
turned over by the ruler to the wi>
men, by whom they were vivifleebu
in the interest of wiener. No matt >r
how much the rohlten* of Die modi l
houses of mourning may be despb. 2
they need not fo&r that form of pun-
lahiiient.
IsMaa’ Bank Accounts.
In Schoenberg, a suburb of
Berlin, every baby is born with
a barking J.ccouju. \u Schoen-
ber , b; > can help this even if
it w a; ' to. The nuinteipul rog-
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B. ' :es an.> popular in Kehoeii-
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LOST HEALTH IN AFRICA.
Arthur Jcrmy Momdeney .1 'b
am, tho last mirvivor of the le. ‘’"r
in the Kmin Pasha relief expo*. i
wilder Henry M. Stnnley in IKs.-C\
died in Ijondon October 22. Jc[ v > >.
who was a lieutenant in the a I
Irish rifles, came hark from the •-
lief expedition with credit, to him-
self, but some of the otlieers were
charged with great rruelty. nia
health was broken down by Afriean
fever and he eame to (id i forma to
recuperate. In IH!>f» lie was appoint-
ed a queen’s iiii'ssengvr, and retained
the |H>sition tinder King Edward.
THE INGENIOU8 ABORIGINE.
Washington'* Plague Spot.
'i the luw, marshy liott .net *>f lb*'
I t hih*', the breeding gr mini if mti-
i'ni a germs, t hose germseaiise chills,
*i v i aud ague, bitlioiiNnesN, jauudire
1 Itude,'Weakness and general det»-
v anti iuing suffering or death to
I wL usamls yearly. But Electric Bit
i it. s never fail to distroy them an**
jrore mslaria troubles. ‘‘They are
l < oiliest all round tonic and cure for
duria 1 ever used,’, writes If. M.
.lames, of Lonelleri, S, (’. They cur
Stomach, Liver, Kidney ami Blood
Troubles and will prevent Typhoid.
Try them, Mle. (1 uar.inteed by
All druggist.
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B. F. Kirkland..........5
J. E. Brewester— •: • • -5
J. A. Garriad............5
J. R. Baker..... ........5
Gus Ross -..............5
John Allums............ - 5
J. E. Foss .............-5
A. C. Soape.............5
“Well, my non.*’ remarked Mia ran
nibal chief, "I’m woodertoi; what I caa
make of yoa—
J. C. Cooper - •
W. u. Whittaker
B. C. Cham ness •
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leges of America, has been the ,J- K- I^angford........3
pilot of thousands of successful
men and women, and it will do
the same for you. It’s away
ahead of all others in the South ! J- W. G«s>de 5.
in everything. Modern short- G. S. Bowen
hand, oui new system of short- H. C. Nelson and Cariki r 4
har can l e learned in one-ha 1 John Needham
th* time inquired t<* b arn tth m Mr. Mills-
systems. You can le;:m mor iJim Sutton
bo* kkeeping with m- n fourjB. J. Duke • .
months thari you can in six j F. I). WoMj.vard
months at m >st sriu<ols. SoO.OOf J. K. VV dl
life scholarships in Isiokkeeping. Dow Folk
or in shorthand and typewriting,! D. F. Ihmovan
ar<* only $12 fib. $1.00 life scholar- J. K. Colburn •
ships in business, shorthand and D. C. Yt*ung
typewriting are now $75. $5(j J. S. Phillips-
life scholarships in telegraphv :Gt*o. Smith ----••
and station work are &{5. Ma jTom Allis**n .....
course in shorthand. $20. Come Laird Flemming-•
now while the rates are low and > H. B. Mayt*......
be with a Lig crowd rf 'utthusi- A. J. Holmes.....
astic wt rk* ist ftnr alltmlan^.d. (i. Mi or.i. .
has more tha trebled s.nce B. P. Majors ----
January 1. 1J09 and sfili they Gus Davidson • •
cone. Address Hill’s Business R- N. Davidson •• •
College, Waco, Texas, or Mem- I. L. Davidson ...
ph:s, Tenn.
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'who told you such a story?’
“Nobotly didn’t tell me,
mother, but they just kept sing-
ing it over and over again:
“Jesus is calling, lie’s calling
today.”
Wan- i > • .11 A-v.i div / ,.d
Want to s II your .millinery good
-Wail'. atiiiUivra-.lm—au.y lliuui a 1 ■ mL--,—
Ailv.if \ Oil r udlll . fTlTTitigl, Iliis p:i|ior
Advert ining is the higbvva.x to su« *•• s-.,
Advertising brings -new <vu.st«»iii«*i:s,
, Advertising kisqis the old on«*s.
Advertising will insure success,
Advertising shows energy.
Advertising shows pluek,
Advertising is * * f»i a. , ‘'
Ailverlise, don’t bust,
Advertise long.
Advertise well.
ADVERTISE
Jit Once
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As a farrm r was sowing his
ground, two smart fellows drove
by, and one of them called to
him with an insolent air. ‘'Well,
honest fellow, “Iis your business
to sow, but we reap the fruit of
your labor.” To which the
farmer replied: “Tis very likely
you may, fof11 kin sowing hemp.
Mrs. A. was more shocked
than amused when, in reply to
her question, “Who was at
; Sunday school this morning?”
her four-year-old daughter said,
1 “Everybody but Jesus.”
“Why, my dear.’’said Mrs. A.,
wherever did you get such an
! idea?”
“He was out visiting this morn-
ing.’’ the little lady confidently
. .. „ . “that anything that looks nice
Daughter, said Mrs.A., an|J R(HK| n<1 ,na|p.r what it is,
Learning From a Negro.
We ran across an old negro the
other day who can neither read
1,or write, but who has kept his
eyes open, an*! has reached some
progressive conclusions that
ought to make some of our far-
mers rather ashamed of them-
selves Ivy comparison.
When he hauled his cotton to
market the other day, this negro
got a belter price per |H>und than
our white farmers have lieen
getting, because the buyer said
it was alsiui the best bale that
he had seen this season. The
old negro never lets a hale lie out
in the weather, hut keeps it
housed, and when he gins his
cotton he always instructs the
ginner to put good bagging on it.
“I have always noticed,” said
the old darkey in talking to us,
“I liawi it' You'll riiak** • Arslrate ... ,. . . , . , ............ -
flue brush.” An*i !**• <ii<!' SI ringer, said Ihe benight 11 li jnbf of the better price I get on
-----— ed American traveler, who had
fetches more money. The gtssi
bagging I put on my cotton costs
twenty cents a bale extra, and I
lielieve I sometimes get $2.00 a|sion. bold your tongue, and my
life on it, he will not seold you
in the future.”
A Scolding Husband Cured.
A woman whom her bushand
used frequently to scold, went to
a cunning man to inquire how
she might cure him of his bar-
barity. The sagacious soothsayer
heard jier complaint, and-after
pronouncing some hard words.
and using various g<*sticulntions
while he filled a phial with color-
ed liquid, desired her, whenever
her hushund was in a passion to
take a mouthful of the liquid
and keep it in her mouth for five
minutes. The woman quite over-
joyed at so simple a remedy,
strictly followed the eounflet
which wan given her, and by her
silence escn|>ed the usual annoy-
ance. The contents of the bot-
tle being at last expended she re-
turned to the cunning man and
anxiously begged to have anoth-
er iMissesaed of the same virtue.
“Daughter,” said the man,
“there was nothing in the Isittk*
hut brown sugar and water.
When your hiiHhand is in a pas
bale more on account <»f the neat
(looking bagging, not to say any
TOUGH LUCK.
account of keeping tho cotton
beer, wending bis way through j,, , )jn,,(.r Hh«.|ter.’' Stark-
D*vi» Gib •'on came in with a atory briar ami brake, through barm-1 vjut, (Miss) Southern Farm Ga
be gni on a r< «vnt frq» to Indiana. ble and thicket, as he came up- L^,^,
“There-was an old fanner I knew on a raw looking genius at the ; -
who alwav* complained at*out every- «)<Kir**l a h»g but, “W hich is the! 1 he K»ad to Sccte**.
thing lie w** one of U„«.- rural road to ?” I ,Uh ,,',nr
p*n*imiiiUL “ThiTe’s two roads,”'respond-!" ’ '''‘''i’'•” *’* ,u ’
“ ‘SreniB blarretj funny,’ he f,.||0w.
whimd, ‘that vmie of m* git* all U.’ --\\VII which is the better?”
lock, an’ others don’t m ver have no ..Aj||.f m,J(.h fliffwnre ^>Ul
Z ^ u" . ■ T* Wy wM lo.l. Ti»k.: which
Hill. Jut. FTi^si TI y*um oI«T, eome , , . :
next April, an’ he’* ben married four >'ou w'"- afor" Vf* ** ha'f
lim« An’ I’ve had ter xtick ter tb’ wa> >' :!i 11 , w,sh d Uick
life.’ ” t’other.’’ Ex.
a*me of woman all my
Hoiwton l*o«t.
Nijtht On KaU Mountain .
bun n th Dr. Kings N-w Dukwiiwt,
tbat had oirnl him-elf ot astliina.
This wonderful m-t.icme *mn reiiev
ed an*l qo-cklv core*l his neighbor.
I.at.-r it cored his son-- wife if a se
fere lung troab’e. Milhous »ielie*e
on earth <
bemorrhv es
and sore bug- are
tadlKf). Trial h>»ttle fee. (ioar
aateed by ail drngg'atn
•J M Hickey.......
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J. C. Reeves.......
1 Charley Reeves.....
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H. H. Williams ....
F. M. McNeeae.....
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L. H. Adams.......
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J.. A. Baker........
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W H. McNeese.....
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R. C. Lawrence----
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!G T. Brinkley.....
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James Gary........
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Dan Janes ..... ..
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W. J. S-’Crest .....
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L. L. Wedgeworth •
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L M. Fowell ......
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A. H. Miller
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W. L Miller
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1 J. P. Ritter .......
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FINE FEELIN . IN BOSTON.
MMHWW I
A Back bay woman r*[>erased her-
self verv forr ibly on the n*-gligen*w
of her friend* in -*»o»ding her bdiera
of eondolenee on the death of her
lapdog. She wa* walking abm*
Commonwealth avenue with B
younger woman and her voire was
at a high pip h UI am glad to mj,
my drwr, that yon ha*I th*- good
»en*e and breeding to wnte to me.
Some of my friend*. I regret to tay,
•ltd not do an. and I wa* quite mol
to them at the luncheon tie oTher
day.”—Boat on Record.
A flurry lip Call.
q-iii-li v| r I >' iiriii*ii t^iiu’k—A
. » ..f Buck *•> ’ Arnica Salve
i»er> ’*i n qll r *•< lo* the |i»fe »*f
V|<*s»-w l*i|r« > ! hai»» * burned him j
• If »eyr<bi -J l.unte c»»t hi* f> Mil
tit,1 *1* at* V|a»*ne m »ca rfed Pa
•mii’i- **,*< fr.er* |>ile Billie k»>
■7>n- ind mye rn« ache .'ahe g*rt
t and -**>n <iir**l all the family.
It» th- gr*-af *1 healer 6 eaf-h.
a ild iiy all dnlggiata.
Mu
tofby •lemari'l*i health, bu*
Electric BiUera in lb*' greate-t health
biuhbr I lie world ha*< ever know n
It conq>eN |«-rfect action *»f wlofnach;
iim, fctrtn» y. taiwelw, in»f*lie»t tei Foter v tf
enrich*’* tl»** Idn*l, an*l t*>nea anrl
mviirorat’ H the whole «y*tem. Vig<*
rhi* IkhIj and k **n brain fodow
th*or n*e, Y**u cant ,fiord P» alight
Electric Bitter* if w*rak. run down
or *iekly. ttnlv (Jo* ran teed
i>y *11 druggi*t*.
Cured tfay l ever and Summer Cold.
A S Nii*baurri,Bate*viile.fn'liaua,
writ** “l.twl y*’«r I Miffcrcd for
three month* with a *umm* r c**ld mt
diMtr*-**ingthat it inteif«-rc*l with tnf
i»u*inea*. t hail many of the wymp
tom *>f hay fever, and a doctor'*
prescription *11*1 not reach niv cane,
and I to* k -everal rnedirinna which
*eem**f. **nl,y U* aggravate it. Kor-
tniiately I in-r*te*| upon having
Koley'a Honey and Tar. Itquirkly
<’iire<| me. My wife has tin * u*ed
y and had the tame auc-
ceaa.
PROOF POSITIVE.
If in need rf a new suit
. J. D. Collins - -
or a Hamp William
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pair of pants, see my samples 7' 7' Goodwyn_
and get my prices. * ... .
W. A. BML,n,y. j ^ CJ-J
“ »lrengtheu* the kidney* * . hejr woi
Don't tv afr-ii i to g v e Chtmte-r '“•imintte the impurne- f* m th*
lam’* Cough Remedy t*> r>ur chil Mood 1 *l ’ '*.-•*
CaO*e, ejh*Q*te *n. hackaehe. r e*im-
dre-n It ...otmo* no op.u .. «w **th., „n0,ry (rr,v„ ,r ,Ki. b
harmful irug. It alt ay* i area. -apth fitatifj Don* t. Ta»
Sold by all Dnijgi't. • Fotry’* Knir»»y Reioeit a *v.
Kind lady—And are you really
and truly hungry?
Haaky Hobo-Sure, ma’am Why,
I’m so hungry flat I’d be willta’ If
fill ap on health food.'
HUMAN NATURE.
Green—Smith aakad am to forget
my troublas this morning
Brown—What for?
Green—Ha
■attar.
if** had finished his dinner in a
grouch and then buried himself
in the evening paper.
“Hum, I wish they’d invent a
ew expression occasionally,” he
• *mrr* nted as he read the ac-
count of a wedding. ’It’a al-
ways the blushing bride nowa-
lays "
“Well’ came the quick retort
from the other side of the table.
* when you consider what sort
of husbands most girls have to
marry, whv, you can’t much
won ter at their blmliing.”—
Fhtiadelphia Record.
Tha NwarRaiwd Gag.
Old man Grouch says: “The
average Kentucky farmer buys
canned and dried fruits—like-
wise canned and dried other
g****ls. He gets up at the alarm
,r*f a Connecticut clock, fastens
his Chicago suspenders to his
l>-tr**it overalls, washes his face
with Cincinnati soap in a Penn-
sylvania washpao. sits down to
a Grand Rapids table and eats
Indiana hominy made in SL Jo-
seph lard on a St. 1/siis stove.
Then he puts a SL L/rnis bridle
on a Missouri mule and plows a
farm covered by an Ohio mort-
gage. When bedtime comes he
reads a chapter from s Bible
printed in Chicago, says a prayer
written in Jerusalem and crawls
An AM* Lottar Writer.
A young man here has been
writing to a girl hack east for
three years. The other day he
received a letter and picture
from her. The letter said that
she hail been married for two
years and the picture was of her
haby. “My husband and I have
enjoyed your letters very much;
you are a splendid letter writer
and the best correspondent I
ever had, else I would not have
kept it up so long, but 1 believe
we had better quit now,as I have
a baby to care for.”
The words the young man used
when he read the letter would
have shocked a 40-aere wheat
field, if they didn’t bum up the
grain in the
Christi Caller.
ttvWNka RmS
Toe «l*x»*a*i for that
•t.**» Mh, liver and ki lav| am*, Dr.
Kiag’s Jt-w Lifo Pilfcv— m ‘
“*, iag Drwggret* **v they m
W1
under a blanket made in New! yp, iik*>. It* bvcawwitbsy
Jersey, only to be kept awake1 ere* *>•» *«*:
by a Kenteckv dog-which is; i- l.gwiboe,
about the only home-raised prod- w*-k tivdaeh**, ekalls
uct on the place.” Oal; &nvUi
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Park, R. M. The Panola Watchman. (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 37, No. 11, Ed. 1 Wednesday, September 22, 1909, newspaper, September 22, 1909; Carthage, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth895830/m1/3/: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sammy Brown Library.