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FRIDAY. MAY 12, 1914,
THE DEMOCRAT-VOICE. COLEMAN. TEXAS.
THREE
Slay den’s Position
in Mexico Affair
S1W
Past the hall million mark have
gone the figures of Ford prog-
ress. More than five hundred
thousand Fords have been sold
to date. We couldn't give you
better proof of Ford merit.
Everywhere you’ll find the Ford
the favorite car.
Five hundred dollars is the price of the Ford
run-ahout; the touring car is five fifty; the town
car seven fifty—f. o. b. Detroit, complete with
equipment. Get catalog and particulars from
Harwell Motor Co., Coleman Texas.
.
Roosevelt Finds
Singing Monkeys
River of Gems
Winders Discovered by Roosevelt
■Singing monkeys.
River of, diamonds.
Milk-giving trees.
Mbnkey stea'ks a nourishing <lish.
Virgin gold beneath an
fertile soil.
A tribe of savage head-hunters, the t
men clothed in sunburn and smile and
the women similarily attired except
for the sunburn,
Manunos. Brazil, May 10.—Roman-
tic were the tales of adypnture told | “* *•......
te Us here when ’(.’clone# Roosevelt »b-ohitrlv nn-.e<L
and his explorers.emerged from the
jungle. They brought to the world
first accounts of the strange animal
and plant life and the mysterious
geography of that vast jungle land
which lies south.of the Amazon, he- ,
tween the Madeira and the Tnpajo- "tddio cough, needs special care am!
Rivers. attention fot* .whooping cough start
' It, L part-at the Matto Grosso, or: that way Give Foley’ Honey and
Vireiirl '’ore t, which ’is ' porbnp th. Tar Compound f- r tfit distro
Last known and at the same time the wearing cough it helps wonderfully
iVjost fabulously rich region on earth.: Mrs. Shipp , RayWbndsvillo, Mo..
Tie soil is incredibly fertile, awbbo- -ays: “v - r"
•s (San Antonio Express, April 24.)
Congressman Slayden who has been
ill and who was in the House lafst
Monday for the first time in nearly
three weeks, voted present on the
•Joint Resolution reported by the
House Committee on Foreign Affairs
b> Chairman Flood. When the amend-
ed resolution eame back from the Sen-
ate he voted for it, as did all but two
or three members.
The Flood Resolution was as fol-
lows;
"Resolver! that the President of
the United States is justified in
the employment of armed forces
of the United States to enforce
the demands made upon Victor)-
ano Huerta for unequivocal
amends to the Government of the
United States for affronts and
indignities committed against
this government by General Huer-
ta and his representatives.”
The Senate Resolution which was
adopted by the House, approved by
the President, and for which Mr. Slay-
den voted and which became .the law,
read thus:
“Resolved that the President is
justified in the employment of
the armed forces, of the United
States to'enforce his demand for
unequivocal amends for certain
affronts and indignities committed
against-the United States, and be
it further resolved, that the Unit-
. ed States disclaims any hostility
to the Mexican people or any pur-
pose to make war upon Mexico."
The Express correspondent asked
Mr. Slayden this morning for a state
ment of his reasons for voting as he
did. In reply he said: "For two or
three reasons. In the first place I did
not like Mr, Flood’s resolution. The
wording of it did not meet my view
of what was required. It impressed
me a.< something which had been has
tilv thrwon together by some om
with no knowledge of conditions. ii
Mexico. It did. not measure up .to
what I thought should he done.
"It put the United States into form
al and open hostility to a single indi
vidual, General Huerta. It-was an un-
precedented suggestion und centered
the attention of the country on one in
____ eidont. the arrest of the murines at
Whooping Cough! Oh! Oh ! Give' Tamin.-o, ,nd entirely •'■■rl-.ked
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound j i-rie. f hoiioi tha* have ■. hi ;
It Helps. ,\’orth. : Mevieo I agreed with wh-tf
A child that i.- feverish and restless. J a
mild in manner, becomes at times a
peril to travelers. When attacked he
will often turn savagely upon his
pursuers, driving his long, sharp
claws deep into his victim’s chest.
Of human life the party saw few
signs in all this vast wilderness,
though they heard, often the sound of
Indians making their hasty escape at
some distance off in the jungle. Once
an arrow was fired by a lurking sav-
age This may have been the deed of
one of the Mumlrucus, the most war
incredibly I like savages of South America, who
I haunt part of this region.
It is one of the interesting customs
of these Indians -t,o cut off the head?
of their fallen enemies and preserve
them as grisly trophies of victory.
| the-men of the tribe wear very few;
j clothes, often only a girdle of leaves
or feathers. The women as a rule go
•tiould be "nipped in the
bud", for if allowed to run
unchecked, serious results
may follow. Numerous
cases of consumption, pneu-
monia, snd other fatal dis-
eases, can be traced back to
a cold. At the first sign ol a
cold, protect yourself by
thoroughly cleansing your
system with a tew doses, of
THEDFORD'S
BLACK-
DRAUGHT
the old reliable, vegetable
liver powder.
Mr. Chas. A. Ragland, o<
Madison Heights, Va., says:
"1 have been using Thed-
ford's Black-Draught for
stomach troubles, indiges-
tion and colds; and find it to
be the very best medicine I
ever used. It makes an old
man feel like a young one."
Insist on Thedlord's, the
original and genuine. E-67
We Take Special Care in Filling Prescriptians
When you come to us you have the assurance
that your prescription will be promptly and
carefully compounded with fresh, pure drugs,
T. £.
The Appreciative Druggist.
Notice to Sheep Nen of Coleman County
Our Director J. E. Boog-Scott will have at Coleman wool bags and
twine to be distributed AT COST to all our customers and all others
contemplating sending their wool to us.
Wool Growers Central Storage Company,
San Angelo, Texas
with an inflamed throat nnd -pa-
Senate ^ said thni mi insult
math it in .many place - lie.« virgin
gold. Diamonds are found on many of
the river bottoms. Its plants and
trees supply every possible need of
mankind. ..
- Entering'the very heart of this
rich wilderness from the south in the
neighborhood of the Gniil Mountain -
the Roosevelt party found that v -
tation became so dense and so prefu
in variety as they descended from the
plateau that classification was almos
impossible.
The Wees here grew to great height-
Many of them are over 150 feet tall.
There are. magnificent mahogany,
palm and Brazilwood trees, the latter
furnishing a precious wood very like
ebony.
Just Like Sarsaparilla.
neoimens • are found
tivw which is tu.iMwt.n in • in"."
ways than any other known- the -wax
palm, native t> the norihoa-t of Bra
y.il. From its roots the Indians make
a healing drink something like - a,v
' saparillq
kinds of
“1 got'fine results from Foley’s
Honey and Tar and jt is a great med-
icine for whooping cough.” Tom Go ■■
rett’s Drug Store, ’phone'.No. M_____
Farmers’
Farm Facts.
(By Deter . Radford. Tex
Union.)
- The whole nation is nourished from,
i the farm. - — -1-
There is something strengtening
I iritj-ke posse'-Vm of a piece of land.
Excessive i fit eve-1 *i, sucking the
life-hl.....I.of tlm |'e-. a- favmnu *in
| du-tiy.
If ii nation wrfqld he strong and
enduring, it must educate its citizen
and attach them to.the soil.
The whole r.uchif'mrv ef <mr m-e
(Hid credit system is directed toward
the aid of the city and not
try.
1 '-When the hudiir- of fare
placed heyopd the tlindl of
greed, then the farrher will
i co no mi cully independent,
The strengthened vigor of t
Its ■trunk furnishes several is a? much dependent tipdn coi
valuable woods, and the -ill la- ever he remembered b;
flag is important, but so are the live-., |
property nnd rights <>f -American cil j
izrii- lawfully in Mexico, many of
whom have been robbed and murde:e<l
When :t t'iinre t-i framing an in-ii t-
meat for the maltreatment of A
.,. . |n Mi’ co, i could not belie
limiting it to a relatively trifljrtg in-
cident, which had beer, promptly (Iis
avowed and pnoh-gized for. ho-1, tGi'
re'iison I preferc-il.a resplu'i-iu wire"
was not confined to Huerta nnd wh: h
overlooked Vi.'lc.
Score, of eorre rwm.de/its in Mexico
have assured me from time to timt
that Huerta had tried to protect tin
lives nnd property of America'
Other correspondents add the -
paper ; have ronviriced
indignity offered Ann:
,- .>•- by the I --dm a
tressed when Cue authorities decided
to permit the open shipment of war
•munitions-to the Mexicans Rebel-
Our piiiitury chief. were of the same
•ppiraon and they are -till. The pip-
- ■« is in', prints latter from- (,’arranzn
h inandiii-.- ’ F •■■
forces with I ••aw fiom Mexirrn terri
tory with the implied threat of iv-i
tame if wi do not leave. Mexicans
hate each oher mmetitney they hai-
American- nfl the time'iucl 1 heli -v.
they will >■. -shine against u< , D*-:tio-
cfat.ic Senate*-; have-taken this view'
and urged. t!>.- restoration of the • o-
bargo .on the hipment of arm? to. Vil-
la, believii i . • 1 do, that tv will ha
to fight th . v have ; mt them
Thl-m arc me of the rcqsotw whv I
n referred ■ othei ,--n! it ion to !' .p
r MrT-Fi" r
WellhomeSunriseNo. 278,637
Imported Suffolk Punch Stallion, weight 1550, height 16
hands, best breeder in Coleman county, colts have sold as
high as $2,000.00; to insure living colt $15.00.
Will make the season on my stock farm 2 1-2 miles
north of V oss. 1 hirty days free pasturage for mares.
Voss,
W. R. Glazener
Iexas i
You'll Remember the Service
long after the price is forgotten. Best Cuisine, Hand-
.some Parlors, Revey room equipped with Hot and
Cold Water and 1 elephnne at your Command.
American Plan. Rates $2.50 and $3.00 per day.
The Southern Hotel
L. A. Armstrong, Prop.
Relieves Bladder Di-tress and Weak-
RCVS.
linhil 1 ’ filer wr:’m- I.i
i ■ -. r.p-i.-ar when ' the k:
.‘nnd ’hm»nhfnJJSt.-*<
been offered by Viila1'and I
aiid ‘.worm
-Imighti re
QUi* i‘ff"i t
t<’ p
mu rue
rtgner-
otoct i
that for mil
wenty hav-
fuilov
ed A" e' e .
; they ha-
anil mockr
•'•lev Kidiuy Ful? for that bumii
enlding rensati' •• irrrrtlar, pair.f.
! t.irfn-- heavy, or- feeling and di
r^ne: 'Yen will -i'll he rid of t he ir
itat: ur acids that inflame.and ca'
bladder, nhd " ill IUkR.tbs -promp‘
onic arid resb-rntive < effect—th
! juiek i(lief from fair .and distre-
ind the decided gi” d result- Vo n|!
1 \v IIk n well ai 1 • quickly. T'
i Garrett’s Drug Store, ’phone No. 11.
Day Phone 152
Night Phone 137
Horne & Beck
• i
Undertakers
- and -
Embalmers
FUNERAL CAR IN CONNECTION
DRIvSm I’ERI \N MISSION XRY
S < r-NITKD SI VI I" Ml >T
.-I \lvF ( II \nr/’: IN mi;vim
Vt e have employe 1
the services of
Salesman and
Colic-dor
I hi
phi
the emir
ed with our demnn
ills for thi* di&li
nf Benton's hodv
until tlocny
made it impo? due
V. -I
wanted to know -
ihf manni'D oi
taking off For or
H^llt . (\ui\(
Huerta end tii? Fe
iIpiIiU, twenty
been-reported fr*m
i thr U»rrit <>rv
A
K-ave.- an equally valuable - wax. Ao
incision in its hark produces a flow of
delicious liquid resembling; the milk of
the cocoanut. Another tree, deserip-
• tively culled the -ciiwtree. ul? ) yields •
milk wich explorers a.- -evt an hardly
lie distinguished it; taste and nutritive
qualities from the product
fnleman, Texas. May llh
Chamberlain's Liniment.
This preparation ij intended ■ qw
cially for rheumatism lame hark
sprains and like ailment-;. It is
favorite with r-1 ’ lr who arc well ■*-
trolled by Da
resolution was
hands evidenpt
the followers
men, ravished
property, and
•who 'Villa.
voto«l ttfl I
. lit*t men* rt
yf Villa had
wt'men nnd
f thought thi
the
inv
J.E.NcCIeskey
for us at C'«;l<-iiian .md,want t-, sc-!] you the best machine
on the market, Will sell for cash or on payments to suit.
1 jberal allowance in exchange for your old machine. Don't
buy until you try a SINGER in yunr Romo fret ofi 'uirge.
See fnachi.ni’ at Harbour's Jewelry Store."
SINGER SEWING MACHINE COMPANY
J. E. McCleskey, Agent.
quainted with V • splc-n lid muiUtie .
The monkeys of one specie . kno'- n .Mrs Charles Tanner. Wabash Ind.
a< the "howlers”, «nui'-e themsclve . <av.. nf jt •<] huv<- found Chamber-
with the fl-nnoylhg practice of tilth ! |ajn.s ynin,en* the he it thint’ f •»
about’the cairq) after dart ' lame hack nnd sprains I hav«
boil Id also lie
and think, thilt r
hery urn more
form an apol-vgy
did apologize
men; Villa ha n
worse crime?.'
1 have, *•>■■ n I"
President’
nted
pf,.r;
(irtu?
v I cl
ilftstr
I th i
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k'tfning the men awake by chanti
used. It wn
rks like it charm t
ind re-
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J 1-1, .. mo 11 ' fill ’
I Hcvm 'pain
and .ireness. It 1
nts 'been
intrrvi*tiiio?i wiva in#vitRul<*
hj .lire led hv oil* who ’ i- to
' ‘ i used hv *>ti
of mv familv
! only w.itxh in connccfkw 'with
the elder of the trihh. Neverthnlc
s-1 &b myself
for upwards of
twenty
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the Roosevelt party found th
1 yearn." *.,-p>
amt Stic bottles. 1
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J. E. Stevens Hardware
and Furniture Co.
Funeral Directors
And EMBALMERS
DAY niiHE.
'UffiBT PHONE 171
A Want Ad will get it for you
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if y-ui. w«*e »t. the yard We rcll-aiid j
[fdijp anyw^Mt in or put of -state. - 1 j
#G,o «eH,*Mianient«l iron fcncinr, ‘‘ce I
jmy ■ am pie qnd gc* price*. Office j
U-ver Gamit’* Drug St*me, J. R. El-
more, Giderruan, Text*. Box-rTft*L_Ifl-22.
Breeders! Take Notice!
i* ’ nciz’i nt4’
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