The Panola Watchman. (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 36, No. 45, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 19, 1909 Page: 2 of 8
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SENATE
AND HOUSE
AT THE LEGISLATORS ARE
DCNNC AT THE TEXAS CAPITOL
la tha Home
Austin, Tax., May 12.—-Tbe house «u
•low get He* together for tha last day’s
saasloa. but a quorum answered to roll
call.
Tha usual resolution retaining eer-
I tala employee to complete the work
; of the house wus adopted.
Canales sent up the following, which
SESSION AT AN END
APPROPRIATION AND OUADANTB*
OP DEPOSITS BILL* PASSED.
“In February our daughter had the
whooping cough. Mr. Lane, of Hart-
land, recommended Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy and said it gsro hit
customers the best of satisfaction.
We found it as bo said, and can rec-
|^^^H|HRQADDDHUPPPHHUHU|DUH Otamead it anyone baying ebil-
wh» adopted: - dreo troubled with whooping cough,”
Whereas, John Marshall, speaker | days There Will Be No Further tee- M„ A Goes. of Durand, Mich.
.......— ' ——- ------------* ZjT For sale by All Druggists.
GOVERNOR IS WELL PLEASED
stons of the Legislature at Present.
All Well Pleased at Outcome.
of the bouse of representatives during
the first end second cnlled sessions of
the Thirty-first legislature, has at all
la the Senate. times shown fUlrnees In transacting
Austin. Tex.. May 12.—The senate the business of this house and has dip-
Taesday morning concurred in the played an untiring energy which has
house amendments to the bill requir- served as an Inspiration to the mem-
lag banters to pay a license' of 11.76 bers of this bouse; and
for hunting outside the county of their Whereas, Bald John Marshall has
iWsMence. Said amendment exempts given evidence of the fact that he Is a
them from taking out a license for true friend of the people; therefore
hunting in the counties adjacent to be it
the county of their residence. Reaolved by the bouse of represents- j upon the even of Its departure, he did
Rising to a question of personal priv-: lives. That It is with genuine pleasure [ not I)enltate to say that he was very
Begs, Senator Ward explained the • that this bouse Indorses him as its wall pleased, especially with the most
speaker and publicly commends him i notable act. the passage of the guaran-
tor the active, conservative and able ty of deposits bill, over which one of
manner in whk-h he has disposed of the most memorable fights in the an
all the business arising before this, nals of legislation has raged for four
Austla. Tex.—Ringing f When the 1
Roll la Called Up Touder I’ll Be
There.” the Thlrty-Brst legislature at'
10 o’clock Tuesday morning adjourned {
sins die Its second called session, and '
it was not called back. Gov Campbell
saya there will he no further sessions
I of the legislature at “present.” While
be eent no message to the legislature
8011 After Scalps.
Church—I sss an Indian girl baa
corns to Now York to attend Barnard
college with a view of becoming a
lawyer.
Gotham—She's not satisfied to scalp
people In tbs same way her ancestors
did. probably.—Yonkers Statesman.
origin of bis bill providing an affidavit
•or tho foreign corporations as a pre-
requisite to obtaining a permit to do
business to the state. He denied that
said bill would have had the effect of
readmitting the Water Pierce Oil com-
pany or of Interfering with the prose-
cution of H. Clay Pierce.
The bill, amending the law regulat-
ing the disposition of the available
aahnol fund, so as to simplify tbe meth-
ods of bookkeeping, waa finally passed.
The hill providing for the refunding
of tho public debt, maturing in Septem-
ber, 1110. waa passed finally.
Bracbfleld moved tbat tbe senate
great tbe house's request for u new
conference committee on the state
odlroad MU.
Murray, a member of the original
committee; secured recognition to ex-
tlala tbe differences of the house and
esaute on this bill and declared the
**hawe of contention” to be tbe Senter
amendment providing that the railroad
be sold on Its completion. He do-
elared that Ora question .was merely
that of the senate's being unwilling
fa accede to tbe departure from the
precepts of democracy, which oppose
government ownership of railroads.
Bracbfleld supported his motion.
Mating that be was Influenced by tbs
hope that a satisfactory adjustment
might be had. Further, he declared
that the railroad can be completed
without tbe appropriation provided for
hf the bill, but that without the appro-
priation. the completion of tbe road
will seriously cripple tbe Rusk peni-
tentiary, and that he desired to pro-
tect the penitentiary if possible.
Brachfleld's motion prevailed, an
the folloiwng free conference commit-
tee waa named: Senter, Adams. Paul-
as, Kellie and tSokes.
Renter’s resolution that tbe senate
Indorse tbe effort of Dallas to secure
the annual meeting of tbe Internation-
al Society of Christian Budcavorera
for 1911 waa adopted.
In the Mouse.
Despite the prediction that there
would not be a quorum present at roll
call In the house Monday morning,
ninety-one members answered to their
names.
Schofield cent up a memorial reso-
lution on the death of Railroad Com-
missioner L J. Storey, which was
adopted by unanimous rising vote.
Strickland sent up a resolution,
which was adopted with only five votes
against It. asking the board of regents
of the university to Increase the salary
of the glgbl wathmaa at the university
from $46 to fdf pet month. J gin. signed by Governor.
Bowles sent up a resolution thank- Gov. Campbell Monday signed the
lag the newspaper correspondents In following bills:
the “boose for tbe uniform fairness and f House bill abolishing Alexander In-
accuracy of their reports during the dependent school district.
body.
Tbe same author also sent up a ns
olution commanding tbs newspaper
reporters la the house for their work
and uniform fairness and impartiality
In reporting tbe proceedings, which
was adopted by u nanism us vote.
A resolution was adopted Inviting
Tom Connolly, former member from
Fails county, to address tbs bouse for
five minutes, which bo did in aa ac-
ceptable manner, quitting with two
minutes to spurs.
A resolution by Kennedy was adopt-
ed authorizing the chairman of tha
contingent expense committee te settle
all claims which la his Judgment were
Just aad correct ,
Reedy soul up aa original poem fa
the Thirty-first legislature, which waa
ordered printed In tbe Journal and
which earned for him the title of “po-
et lariat.’’
In the Senate.
The senate convened Monday morn-
ing aa follows:
Terrell's (McLennan) motion to ac-
cede to the house request for a free
conference committee on the State
railroad bill prevailed, aad the senate
committee was named aa follows: Mur-
ray, Terrell (McLennan). Hay ter, Wat-
son and Mnsterson.
long months.
Tbat bill roashsd tbe governsr at
• :4f Tuesday nighL Ho inspected the
certificates upon It smiled with satis
faction, aad told his private secretary,
Oua Barton, to lock It up in tbe safe.
Ordinary bills he places on bis desk.
Twsoty minute* Inter tbe general ap-
propriation MU followed, and aooa
thereafter It waa all over.
The advocates of the guaranty legis-
lation are very well pleased over th*
result, notwithstanding th* bill beam
a senate tag.
Mesra. Baker of Hood, Cure ton and
Mobley, who were In the forefront of
the fight In th* house end. talk about
“glory enough for all,” and say that
much of tbe credit for tho result is due
to Senator Meaebum, whose course
rendered It possible to get a guaranty
bill through tbe senate.
Commissioner of Insurance and
Banking Tom Love says: "This Is a
good, workable guaranty of deposits
law. and tbe regulatory features wblcb
It contains makes tbe Texas banking
law as good as any In the United
States.”
Onion and Cabbage Crop.
Olmito, Tex.—The onion and cab-
bage crop is about harvested now. Two
or three more weeks will see it about
I all gone, and tbe growers are turning
Tbe senate, on motion of Watson, ‘j**1* *“en«lon ‘‘otton of which
concurred in the free conference com- *h<,rf ’* ■ lar** l
der Irrigation. Truck baa brought good
n Ike bill authorizing
surety companies to form an associa-
tion to fix rates, etc. The committee
acceded to the house amendments,
providing thaL in addition to n pen-
alty of $100 for violation of the act,
the commissioner of insurance is em-
powered to cancel the company’s per
mil to do business In the state.
The bouse bill transferring Bee
county from the Twenty-fourth to the
Thirty sixth judicial diatrice waa
passed finally.
Tbe house bill amendlag the laws
regulating the holding of elections and
primary elections so as to authorise
appeals to tbe district court from the
decision of th* executive committee in
cases of contest was finally passed
under suspension of the rules.
Hayter secured consideration of the
bill providing for the reorganization
of the treasury department, which was
finally passed by a vote of 21 to L
returns this year and growers are llg-
urlng on an Increased acreage next
. year. Up to present date about ten
- cars of cabbage and.five of onions, be-
l sides numerous express shipments of
beans, egg plant, etc., have gone for-
ward.
Pen Travels.
A fast penman will write at the
rate of 30 words a minute, which
means that la an hour’s steady writ-
ing he has drawn kla neu a apace of
, Mow’s This?
We offer f 100 reward for aqy case
of catarrh that cannot be cured by
Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, O.”
We, tbe undersigned, baye known
F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions and is
financially able to carry out any ob-
ligations made by bis arm.
Waiding, Kinnan A Marvin,
Wholesale Drugs. Toledo, O.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaoes of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price 75 cts.
per bottle. Sold by ell druggists.
Take Hall’a Family Pills for con-
stipation.
What Stumped Him.
Tho Dwarf—Th? lightning cal-
culator seema to be off in bis work.
Tbe Giant — Yes. Ever since
last pay day be has been trying to
figure out bow be can pay a $10
board bill out of a salary of $7.50,
minus $3.25 in fines.—Judge.
WOCS OF THE SUBURBANITE.
“Hold on to tbe ham and tbe
lour and the go-cart,” shouted Mrs
Stubb, from the porch of the cot*
tags, “and please walk faster.’’
( “Keep quiet, Maria,” gasped Mr.
Stubb, who was floundering in the
■tow with a great collection of
bundles, “You must think I am a
horse.”
Mrs. Stnbb laughed banteringly.
“Oh, no, John,” she replied,
sweetly, “I don’t think you are any-
thing like a horse. From the way
you puff and break down every few
minutes I think you most be so
automobile.”
The Most Common C .use of J
Rheumatism causes more pain and
suffering than any otbar disease, for
tbe reason *bat it la the most oom-
mon of all ills, and it is certainly
gratifying to sufferers to know that
Chamberlain's Linlorent will afford
relief, and make rest and sleep pos-
sible. In many cases the relief from
pain, wnicb is at first temporary, has
become permanent, while in old peo-
ple subject to chronic rheumatism,
often br ugbt on by dampness or
changes in tbe weather, a permanent
cure cannot be expected; the relief
from pain which this liniment affords
is Hlone worth many times its cost.
25 and 50 cent sizes.
For sale by all Druggists.
Kills to Stop the Fiend,
The wont foe for 12 yean of Ji hn
Deye, of Gladwin, Mich., was a run-
ning ulcer. He paid doctors over!
$400 without benefit. Then Buck-
leu’s Arnica Salve killed the ulcer
and cured him. Cures fever-seres,
b ills, felons, eczema, and salt rheum,
lrfallible for piles, burn, scalds,
cuts, oorns. 25 can’s at
\ All Druggists.
INDIAN MANUFACTURERS.
Maine is to have the distinction of
possessing a factory owned and run
by Indiana , Rabat is Shay and
Newel Banco, fullblonded Indians,
recently purchased the necesatri
land, and are to erect a building for
the manufacture of canoe paddles
and cant-dog handles—articles which
demand absolute fidelity in manu-
facture, since on their trustworthy
ness the safety of life may depend.
The stenographer and typewriter of
the firm is s young Indian girl, a
graduate of a high school and busi-
ness college, who can write both in
her native language and in English
-—Youth’s Companion.
The Famous Racine Buggies
THE jOYS OF RELIC HUNTING.
Quite apart from the beauty and
intrinsic worth of Ku«h things, it is
jrtonishing on looking hack on one’s
experiences of collecting to realize
how much pleasure one lias got out
it even a dilettante <|uest of an-
tiques. The exhilarating joy of thia
treasure hunt, the finding of the
treasure, the bargaining for it, and
the final hearing of it home in tri-
umph, unwrapping it and discussing
its beauties and merits, are things
which add zest to life. And as the
taste for beautiful old things is
more or lass an acquired one and
can be cultivated, this is a joy in
whieh moat people who are fortu-
nate enough to have a little spare
cash and a little spare time osn
•hare.—The Tatler.
Smashes All Records.
As an all-round laxative tonic and
health-builder no other pills can
compare with Dr. King’s New Life.
They tone and regulate stomach,
liver and kidneys, pu ily the blood,
strengthen t.ie nerves; cure constipa-
tion, dyspepsia, biliousness, jaundioe,.
headache, chills and malaria. 1 ry
them. 25 cents at
All Druggists.
APPROPRIATE.
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ARE NOW FOR SALE BY
I. T. Thompson
They wear longer and cost less.
Land* Deal for fl 16,2001
Houston. Tex.—An instrument was j
filed in the county clerk's office Mon- j
day whereby C. M. Milby contracted
to sell to J. R. Cheek 451 acres of land j
located Buffalo Bayou. Sims Bayou and |
tbe G. H. and S. A. railroad. Just
south of Harrisburg and In the vl- j
clnity of the turning basin. The price
per acre agreed upon is $300. involv-
ing a total consideration of $116.20.
The property adjoins tbe town of Uar-
rlsburg.
long senates, and for tbe many boosts,
“which served to keep tk* record
straight at home."
As amendment by Rsy Inserting
tbe names of tbe correspondents In
tbe resohitino wsa accepted by tbe au-
thor, sod tbe resolnttoa was adopted
by waasimoos vote.
Tbs speaker late before lbs home s
lengthy memorial from V. W. Grubbs.
protesting against tbe construction of
nay additional building at tbe Girls'
Industrial College at Deaton The
only mason set forth was that be
claimed credit for the organization
aad erection of this college, but not-
withstanding this fact he bad been
persistently and steadily ignored since
Its existence by tbe officials, teachers,
students and board of regents, his
counsel and advice la regard to tha
scope and management of the institu-
tion having never tern asked, al-
though there had been ample oppor-
tunity for doing so.
Saturday's House Doing a
In tbe bouse Saturday, after a hard
Bght. the senate bill by Senators Feel-
er and Watson authorizing surety
companies to organise an association
far the purpose of exchanging experi-
ences. etc., wss passed to engrosrment
by a slight majority. Jennings and
Crockett t Mitchell) spoke against the
measure, while Btendifer and Fitzhugh
defended tbe act. as also did Robe rt
son of Travis aad Trenckmann
Negro Held for Assault.
Lnfkln. Tex.—A negro giving his
name as Harry Coleman was placed
in jail Tuesday charged with criminal
assault on tbe 11-year-old daughter of
Mike Albritton, a negro at Daviaville. i
Albritton captured Coleman at Lingo |
Mill after an exciting ebaae with band
cars and on foot
House bill conferring upon tha rail-
road commission authority to require
railroads running Into the same tews
to er«ct s union depot where It may
be shown tbat It la necessary for tbs
public welfare, and is not unjust for
tbe railroads, tbe matter beiag option-
al with tbe commission.
Senate billa allowing cities aad
towns incorporated under tbe general
law to levy a tax against abutting
property for street and sidewalk Im-
provement.
Senate bill transferring tbe balance
in tbe pure food fund to tbe general
revenue.
House bill amending Greenville city
charter.
8enate bill extending the time in
which land sold for taxes may be re-
deemed for two year a —___
House bill amending tbe law passed
in the regular session placing an occu-
pation tax on dealers in non Intoxicat-
ing mint liquors, so that one license
shall not be good for several place* of
busiLt ss.
Several Onions.
Laredo. Tex.—Messrs. Scovllle. Me-
Comb and Younkin have harvested
from their crop of thirty-three acres
22.356 crates of onions, all of wblcb
reached the market In good condition
aad will bring over $2 per crate.
Bale* of Brahma Bulla
Victoria Tex.—Mr. T. M. O’Coasor
has recently sold and shipped to a
cattle company of Jackson county sev-
enty half breed Brahma bull calves for
$100 eacb. He also sold to tbe same
parties four thoroughbred Brahma
bulls for $1,500 eacb. These sales
were made from the Brahma herd
which Mr. O'Connor Imported from
Bombay. India, two years ago last Feb-
ruary. These cattle are kept on a '
ranch in Refugio county. He says they
are the calHe for the Texas range*. *
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SPRING IS HERE AND SUMMER 1ST
COMING!
The fan season begins May 1st All who wish to buy
or rent fans should make arrangements at once and
have same installed, so as to commence with the sea-
son. We will sell you any kind of fan you want at
wholesale cost installed in your House. We have just
received one dozen new desk fans, which are worth
$15.00 ea:h installed. If you wish ceiling fans, we will
order you the kind you like. We have fans for rent,
provided you begin with the fan season of 5-months.
Desk fans will rent for $1.50 each per month. Steel
Blade Ceiling Fans, will rent for$2.00 each per month.
Wood Blade Ceiling Fans will rent for $2.50 each per
month. The current for running same on flat rate will
be $1.50, $2.00 and $2.50 each per month, respectively.
Everybody get busy now and let us fix you up for the
Long Hot Summer which you know is bound to come.
Let us have your fan orders at once, and ICE orders
DAILY. We want to keep you
COOL AMD NAPPY!
Yours for a cool time in the HOT OLD SUMMER
TIME.
Carthage Ice and Electric Co.
Jno. C. Whitney, Pres, and Mgr.
PlMIM $1. _
The minister had just finished hi»
discourse when a deacon stepped
t forward and whispered something fn
his ear, whereupon the good man
faced the assembled worshipers and
Mid:
“Owing to some fancied gnevanee
the choir hag struck. The congrega-
tion will please- arise end sing:
Traise God, from Whom All Bless-
ings Flow.’ ”
although f had worked Tor rni* rran-s
downfall. now that 1 had tbe weapon*
wherewith to destroy aim in my hand.
I sincerely pitied him. Bnt there was
no receding now, and I plunged at
onr* into the subject.
kill™. COUCH
mo CURB th* LUNC8
wth Dr. Kill’s
New Discowery
for C8Kf8 JSgt.
MB ALL THB0AT AND LIINB1
GUARANTEED SATISFACTORY
I OH MONEY REFUNDED. ■
!/
Voy jSerioos^
Saturday’s Senate Doings.
At the Saturday ee*»ion of the sen-
ate the Hudspeth amendment appro-
priating $.Vn-<> to be expended for in-
vestigation of the board of health, was
reduced to $26oo and pasted.
Senter seat up a resolution that tbe
senate invite the National Association
of Cr*dit Men to bold its annual meet-
ing for 1910 at Dallas Adopted.
Peanut Industry at Lexington.
Losing too Tex.—Fine rain Wednes-
day. Crop* are doing w*-ll. Some far
mers are planting cotton. Messrs, j
C. 11. Rnseke and Asford I'rbantke
have purchased a peanut thrasher and
have been thrashing considerable pea-
nuts. Great Interest Is teteg takea
here in tbe peanut Industry.
Farmers Encouraged.
Elgin. Tex. The prospects bore are
very encouraging, the farmers having
had a plen:y of rain and progressing
w»;fc their work nicely.
Tbe bill by Munson providing tbat
la election* on tbe adoption of con at l-
tuttonal amendment* a majority os
tbe qaeutteu of such an amendment.
NS now obtain, was passed
Davis had passed his biU providing
tbe ssaaner of contacting sad Bxlng
Juried let ion la essnty > on tested ele<
tins ease* Tbe buster’s Ik-sons bill
pin ring a Urease of $171 lor hunters
owtaMe of tbe county of sorb boater's
after aa amend-
aaters
te their
Senator Senter and others then of-
fered an amendment similar to tbe
HIU bouse amendment providing fur
tbe appropriation of fl.OfM.fW out of
the Waters Pierre fine to pay off part
of the bonder ,eht maturing July 1,
l$0f. Both senators Alexander and
Sturgeon Questioned the right of tbe
legislature to make such an appropria-
tion. The amendment was uader dte
easslon when the senate recessed. j
The Beater ct al amendment mpprs-
. printing the $1J4UM to pay the pate
> lie debt was adopted. \ /
Berry Shipment*
Luting. Tex.—Berry shipment# from
this place have commented and are
bringing good prices. Tbe crop here
this year will be much smaller than
last year, on account of adverse weath-
er conditions. Shipments are mad* by
express every day.
Gusher at Mar*ham.
Markham. Tex —Producers' OU cans
psay well N* It nac la a gusher
Taasday at 1.766 feet, developing a
dsep ntrate aader cap lack
W. A. 'Bellamy
Merchant Tailor
Cleaning, Pressing, Mending and Altering.
Hats cleaned, blocked and brimmed for $1 i
Sack suits cleaned and pressed $1
Skirts cleaned and pressed
Plants cleaned and pressed
Coats cleaned and pressed i
Vests cleaned and pressed .
Orders taken for high grade, low cost
perfect fitting clothes.
mag oae gtosm you. For this
easoo we urge yoa ia buying
bu^^ght
Thai
ble
digestion i
ly established, fc doss not mutate
ocher medicine*. It is better than
others, or it would sot be the fa-
vorite liver powder, with a lager
snle than *1 others combtoed.
SOLD Df TOWN fl
For Weak
Kidneys
lnS.nimfh«« of the blad-
der. urinary ’tnmbks and
DeWitt'o Kidney
wad Bladder Pilla
A Week’s
Trial For 25c
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