The Panola Watchman. (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 40, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 26, 1915 Page: 7 of 8
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use joint resolution ii. i trssiXrssrt w ,h“
a iou
I A joint reiolution proposing an
Lnfondment to Beotion 2, of Ar-
pie 8, of the Constitution of the
bate of fetal, by adding thereto
. provision authorising a quail*
»d voter to rote for State officers,
on any propetition aubmitted
the vrtera of thla State, in a
freolnct other than the preoinot
If hit residence under certain
[ondltlons, and making an ap-
propriation therefor.
)e it fttolted by the Legislature
of the State of Tests:
Section 1. that Section 2, of
Lrtiole 0, of the Constitution of
ie State of Texet be to amended
ts to hereafter read at follows:
SBC 2. Every male person sub-
kuct to none of the foregoing qual •
[floatione, who shall hare attained
the age of twenty-one years, and
rho shall be a citizen nf the Un-
ted States, and who shall hare
esidsd in this State one year nest
>reeeedlng an eleotioh, end the
ast sit months within the district
r oounty in whioh he offers to
ote, shall be deemed a qualified
lector, aad erery male person of
breign birth, subject to none of
foregoing qualifications, who
I hare become a citizen of
the United Stabs in accordance
with the Federal naturalization
laws, and shall hare resided in
this State one year next preced-
ing such election and the last six
months In the county in whioh he
offers to tots, shall also be deem*
ed a qualified elector; and ail
electors shall rote in the election
preoinot of their residenoe; pro*
rided, that electors firing in any
unorganized oounty may rote at
any election preoinot in the ooun-
ty to which such county is at*
tached for Judicial purposes; and
proriding further, that any rnter
who is suhjeot to pay a poll tax
under the laws of the State of
Texas shall bare paid said tax
before he offers to rote at any
election in this State, and bolds a
receipt showing his poll tax paid
efor# the first day of February
next preceding such election. Or,
if said roter shall hare I st or
mh placed said tax receipt, he
shall be entitled to rote upon
mating affidarlt before any of-
fier authorized to admister oaths
that such tax receipt has been
lost. Seek affidavit Shalt be made
in writing and left with the judge
of the eleotion. If any qualified
roter in this State shall hare per*
sonally paid his poll tax in the
county and precinct of his feel
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personally paid his poll tax
within tha time provided by law,
or personally secured the certifi-
cate of his exemption from the
payment of a poll tax.
Sbc. 8. The foregoing ooniti*
tutional amendment shalTbe sub-
mitted to a rote of tha qualified
eleotora tor members of the Leg*
islature at an election to bs held
throughout the 8tate of Texas on
the fourth Saturday in July* 1915,
the aame being the twenty-fourth
day of July, 1015, and the Gov-
ernor of this State is hereby di-
rected to issue the necessary
proclamation for said eleotion,
and to have the same published,
as required by the Constitution
and laws of this State. Those
favoring the amendment shall
hare written or printed on their
ballots tne Words: '-For amend-
ment to Section 2, of Article 0,
of the Constitution, authorizing
qualified voters to rote in pre-
cincts (ther than ths precinct of
their residence under certain con-
ditions. " Those opposing the
amendment shall have written nr
printed on their ballots the words;
“Against amendment to 8sctlon
2, of Article 0, of the Constitution,
authorizing qualified voters to
vote In preolnots other than the
preelnct of their rc°id*nce under
certain conditions.'’
Sec, 4 No Legislation^ shall
bn necessary to put Into effeot
this article of the Constitution,
but when adopted same shall be
self-enacting.
Sec. 5 The sum of five thou-
sand ($0,000 00) dollars, or so
much thereof as may be nec-
essary, ie hereby appropriated
out of any funds in the State
Treasury not otherwise appro-
priated, to defray the expenses
of such prooiamation, publication
and election.
John G. McKay,
Secretary orf State.
(A true copy ) 86 4t.
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION Ni. 4
A joint resolution of the Leg-
islature of the State of T»xas pro-
posing and submitting to a rote
of the people of Texas an amend-
ment to Section B, Arti. 1* 8, of
the Constitution of Texas shall be
submitted to the qualified elec-
tors of this Rtate for adoption or
rejection at an election to be held
on the fourth 8aturdav in the
month of July, 1915. All voters
on this proposed amendment at
•aid eleotion who favor Its adop-
tion shall have printed or written
on their ballot* tha following:
“For amendment to Beotion 9,
Artiol* 8. of theConetitution, au-
thorizing the levy end collection
of a special road tax not to ex-
ceed fifty oente on the hundred
dollar* valuation of property in
any cot/hty, subdivision, or sub-
divisions, or defined dbtriot
thereof, when same has been au-
thorized by a fnaj rity of the
qualified eleotore at an election
held for that purpo«e " Those
voting against US adoption ahali
hare written or printed on their
bellots the following: "Against
the amendment to 8«otlon 9, Ar-
ticle 8. of the Constitution, au-
thorizing the levy and collection
of n special road tax not to ex-
ceed flrty oente on the one hun-
dred dollars valuation of proper-
ty in any oounty, subdltiaion or
eub .(visions, or defined district
thereof, when same has been
authorized by a majority of the
qualified electors at an election
held for that purp >se."
8kction 3. The Oovernor of
the mate is hereby directed to
Issue his necee-ary prooiamation
ordering this el ration, and have
e&tftfe published as required by
the Constitution and laws of this
State. The sura of fir» thousand
dollars, or so muon thereof as
may be neo'-.asary, is hereby ap-
propriated out of nOT funds in the
State Treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated to defray the expenses
of publishing and proclamation
and printing of ticket* nod nec-
essary hi tnas to be used in aaiu
election.
John G. McKat,
Secretary of State.
(A true copy.) 30-4t
HOUSE JOINT RESOLUTION
Article
of
A joint resolution to ani»mf
percent of the qualified tax paving
voters r»f the county.
Hisc. .1. The Legislature shall pass
tke necessary laws carrying into effect
this provision ot the Constitution
Mix'. 4. That the above and forego-
ing proposed amendment shall lie duly
published onco a week for four weeks,
commencing at least three (.1) months
tiefore a spvrial election to be hold for
the purpose of voting upon Such pro-
posed amendment, on the fourth Sat-
urday In July, 1918, in one weekly news-
paper of each county in the State ot
Texas, in which such newspaper may
be published. And the Governor
shall, and he is hereby directed, to
Issue the necessary proclamation for
the submission of this proposed
amendment to the qualified electors for
members of the legislature. At suoh
election all |>ersons favoring sug?h
amendment shall have written o r
printed on their ballots the words
"For the Amendment to (Section .1 of
Article 1 of the Constitution, adding
thereto Section It,, authorizing the
Commissioners' f’ourt to rreuto a Htu-
dents Loan Fund," and those opposed
thereto shall have written or prinks)
on their ballots the words, “Agaihst
the Amendment to Section .1 of Article
1 Of the Constitution, adding thereto
Section 3b, uuthot-ixlng the (Aimmls-
slbners f'ourt to create a Htudente'
Loan Fund."
Hf.o. 5. That 18,000.00, or as much
thermit a> tuny lie necessary bo and
ths- same Ujjterebjr appropriated out of
any money in the Treasury not other-
wise appropriated, to defray the ex-
penses of advertising and holding the
eleotion provided for ulmvn.
•John O. McKay.
Secretary of State.
(A true copy.)
SENATE JOINT RESOLUTION Hi 3
A proposed amondrient to the Con-
stitution of the State of Texas, amend-
ing Article 5, flection 2 of the Consti-
tution of -aid State, so a« to provide
that the Supreme Court of this stab*
ahali consist of a Chief Jestico and
four Ass««-iate Justices, descritie their
qualifications, tenure of office and
compensation.
He it resolved bv the regislatnrc of
the State of Texas:
Sr/TION 1. That Section 2, erf Arti-
cle 8 of the < institution of the State
of Texas l*e so amended so as to here-
after read a» follows:
Hk»-tka 2. The Supreme (’ o n r t
SENILE JOINT RESOLUTION
Ii II
e
the Constitution, authorizing the j ^
levy and col action of a epec.a!j authorising ,h ■ Legislator to provide
vssrjLssrs ** *"**• i *•* ****** • ***«. .«•
time, or defined district thereof, j » r»*«nlved by th- f^gislatore of the concurring of three judges shall
When earoe hae been authorized I ,,M' «' Texas: (necessary to the decision <rf a case
by S m j »fitf of the qua)ifed Sf '*rn»y i That Article 7 of the | v“ r^r-on ?*■ eligible to the office
dence, or eecared an exemption j elddfoT# Voting at an election held i ’ "f»*iit-ition of in- State of Texas t«e of < h « f Jirstiee or Assoefate Jeniw
certificate ehowing that he ie ex- j for that purpose, and making an; emended by a.lJin/ thereto a n w scc-
eropt from payings poll tax. he I appropriation for carrying < u: the! tM',T> ,n fw'kno'w a* -eetion X»i, which
shall be permitted fo vote in th*i prwieion# of tbi* reeolo'ion. '^a11 *ml by as follows, to-wi*
counljr in Wkich r « mav he on j B„ ;f ,6„trgd hr the Legid-vture1 *’ ^Commissioners^ Court
MddriOk day on ar propo-Wfoh n1 tht> 8 of t«ae: I ^*^czmnrty ,n tb.* Stale -hail 1^1 1,1 J ,
WhflCh may hav* r-e-r, aubmitted, _ , f h.f-Uetlo* # ^ the prrwcr. and Is her-euy atrthzmi/ed, I J^)r; ___*
lo the voters of the cr,Wr>» S'afe, 'j , ' ,, . • when# majority of the qualified voleH
aad for any ffice to o- ft bed ty, f’®'« 9- /j** Conefftoifon of thu ^ ,IJch ^ .....at
the voter- of me entire St^ ^ amended ^
aleo for member^ of either branch | hereaft-r reed fat! >we,
of the Lefiriafure ar d Congress ' m ^
awd judicial, r.ffieia'e: pe->vrd-d. Section 9 The State rax on'j^wic fw.* scho-.w >* -v .i -.,uns> w. dwir s-meewiere ar * md neaft-1**,**** « n
ao voter eha-: vote for member, pr P*>r-y. exdtwve of ft* tax; yWf,nr***►•»t*. .,«s».» -h-cr ed,*-' fferi. and -haiTmth rvm-S; « adt! wh,ch be|^CarolwaN*we,rhapio, 8. Q
of either branch of the L-giela Aeeeeaary to pay the ptrOffe ddff, jcetiow for thr* (vurjwnr of •/r.vduatbtvf S4.»r> Ilf an' iho ,sar»d -vvjtif, vOVVlftW4 r r. • purpose of re-l Gofatftaole every »ri/*re
IW^f^awreve.orjjdiOTe.lofficiale ^d^tb-taxe# p-vw,oedfof »nejfrxwn r-M- schools and ^ JLaw' 1“/$*1f* »mpr<zVirtf over- |
ou* aide <5 the lealwatofe. eon '*** «*»* **- ^Klafk-r gradt.er the r fxwwdaMl ewemp^de la tMe. Awotheg «>,p».ot of udlet pw-
gvewifowal Otr jddtcrai dietrie: of» *b*il r.+t'-t excee-i thirty five IcatiOn m amy higb-r s *v- natitutton | fiovemor sb*n ffff fhc »-»can*y untii I ^ maintaining the im*
auch voter’s reeider.ee. and nocr.- da ;ne one hunrireii ooilars Iftf h-a^ning. -u.-h f in-! r.o n<* created fbe next enwai eieeRrm fo- ,:,i,t otfi- grovemente tr ereef, may, upon e
“ ' ho dO'.nty. eitv I wee *,««««;„v Owrmtasion-' geiyr-ral eW:b^i the' vole of two-fhirde mejority of the
vote m* create
-uch fund, fo fr-'a:'' a fund to be known;
of the Supreme f 'Ourt ardeve he he at
fb«- ting- of his eh ction a cifizcti z»f the
f'niw-d States, and of this St at-, and
twites * he -hafl have attai#ed the age
Court, or s.u-fi lawyer an.t judge p»-
b-a«t seven years. Said
Chief Justice and Associate Justices
A Joint Rcietution proposing
.vi submitting to a vote of th*
eople t f Texas an mmeqdmant
) Section 62 of Artiol* 8 of the
Conetitution, nuth i lalng the Is-
suance of bonds 'or puollo im-
rovemente, a d levying of a tax
d pay the intereta and sinking
fund on same, and (or main-
tenance.
Be It reeolved by the Legislature
of the Stete of Texas:
Sbction 1. Th »t Beotion 52, of
Arti' I* 3, of the Constitution of
the 9t»t* of Texas be amended
•o as hereafter to read as fol*
low-, to-wit:
Section 52. The Legislature
shmi have no powsr to authorize
any county, city, town or other
political corporation or subdivi-
sion of the State, to lend ite credit
or to grant public money or thing
lof value in aid of, nr to, any in-
dividual, aeaochtion or corpora-
tion whatsoever, or to become *
stockholder in euoh corporation,
as* elation or company, provided,
however, that under legis'ative
provision any county, any politi-
cal subdivision of a county, or
any defined district now or here-
after to be described and defined
wiitil'i the State of Texas, and
which may or may not include
towns, villages, or municipal
corporations, upon a vote of two-
third* uiajzritg of the resident
property tax payers voting there-
on who are qualified eleotora of
suoh distriot or territory to to-
affected thereby, in addition to
all other debt# may issue bond*
or otherwise lend it# credit In any
amount not to exceed one-fourth
of the aeseeoed valuation of the
real property of euoh distriot or
territory; except that the total
bonded Indebtedness of any city
or town shall not excetd tbs
limits Imposed by other provii-
ions of this constitution; and levy
and oolleot suoh taxes to pay th*
fhtereet thereon and provide a
sinking fund for the redemption
thereof ** the Legislature may
authorize, and in euoh manner ae
It may authorise th* earns, for
th* following purpoeee, to-wit:
(a) The improvement of riv-
ers, creeks and streams to pre-
vent overflow*, and to permit of
navigation thereof, or irrigation
therefrom, er in aid of euoh
purpose*.
(b) The construction and
maintenance of pool*, lakes, re*-
ervoire, dame, eanale and water-
wayi, for the purpose of irriga-
tion. drainage or navigation, or
in.aid thereof.
(c) The construction main-
tenance and operation of macad-
amized, graveted or paved roads
and turnpike*, or in aid thereof.
Provided, however, that under
imach Trouble
ISwffarmifar Several Years
Parana Restored My Health
Mr*, kllaabeth
n e u t h • r. No. 101
Twelfth Si. N. W..
Washington, t>. C
wrltoa: '1 am
pleaaed to ondoroo
peruna aa a aplon
did Mediclno for
catarrh and stom-
ach trouble, from
which t •ufT-rrd
for several rears,
t took U for aov-
rral month* and
at tho end of that
time found mg health
was restored and hare
felt splendidly ever
•tnoe. 1 now take tt when I contract
a cold aad It soon rid* the system of
any catarrhal tendencies.
Over Tea Years kg*.
■ would not bo without Tirana.
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Although tt was over ton year* a#n
that 1 first gave yon my testimonial, t
am of tho aame opinion as when t
wrote It, and give you tho privilege to
use It aa you aee lit. 1 atm «ae Pa-
rana when t think It neceaaary. I am
recommending It to my nolgbbotd
whenever a chance oc
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a-* a • SnA-nt-’ fy.an Fund." f«r th-- ■*'' '**'** ,,v ' '* [ !cgi#lalive enactment any defined. gytPthe next day I fell like a
pwrpme frf cnaWimr etudrwto «t ^ ^-.rm, Wrai rlMgffgt now OT hereafter 4f. be J c
ffwtr offiwv «lx yean, or uotrl * described and defined wictrin the * ®,n Wf *** M *******
raad and other improvement*,
and fof taxes thefefor."
Previous to the election tha
9ecr->ttry of 8 ate shall cause to
be print d and fora
oounty judge of eao
usn in said election
number of ballot*
the voters in
which he shall h
form of ballot
tor the oonven
Sec. 8. The
State la hereby
his necessary pi
dering this eleotion,
same published as h
the Constitution And It
State. The sum of five
dollar* ($6000) or #o much
of a# may be necessary la her*
appropriated oat of any fund#
th* State Treasury not otherw
appropriat'd, to defray the <
pens*# of publishing said proc-
lamation, and printing and dis-
tributing ri»en> 7 sugary tleketeaod
blanks for use in said election.
John O. McKay,
Secretary of State.
(A true copy.)_80-4t
M*~- -+ Wo-s__m .T m ---e.
■■■* rgr m wvivvt AI1MI«
"Oc account of my confine-
ment In the printing oft?* f bave
for year# been a chronic sufferer
from indigestion and liver trouble.
A few weeks ago I bad an attaok
that wsa so severe that I was not
able to go to the cask for two
days. Failing to get any relief
from any otbe treatment, 1 took
three of Ct>*mberisth's Tablets
naw
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Mg herein shall permit * voter to FMaratfor.: #nd ™ do- nry. eity end MmhMvwnNl
vote at any piece other then hie i°^ w*s »ftsil <evy more tMMjtsx- ('Mrtsrswi
if he be within the! twenty-five cenrs for city or coua-1 nv law
rpav
" i v*caiwy for th^ >m-x
*ihr liM by /-Wtion.
pir-’d V-rm shell
l>v tkr qiiaiirt-vl
than I .<cs‘ ( fvxxrt of rtafcrv rjr.r, a<
. ...WUMW H V- •; , „ " -v ■»- * | f «i;r,'rf !V St»V. Thr Judgi’", of She
county of hie residence on elec-'‘Y Pljrr* hot rxoeroir.gi 2 And lb- f>g>-laui>- may I w < ojrt wh.. may i«- \u oefee *s
liver to Ike eteotion managers nie ,lori*h valuation, rxeept lor the -tod.*nv,- ioao mod. .arid i*x no* sr- qae'iff-d
*o fx*vrd in amy oru- y. ar twenty .-.-rvt-
i JV, on tfv*
'fPV>.'lO> v*button of Uie property
k> taxation in .-*-h county;
!*mvid*-d. that * majority of tho >,<:« t-
po|| tax receipt or exemption cer ! pvytn«: of debc- incurred prior
aSc-fie, who shall retain fame; «*>• •4rpt:on ofrbe amendment
until the following d*y, and then. September 25, 1hhs; «r.d Ivt the
mad aame ro the person deposit- !«■«**>» *f roiling-
hk« aame so anv addreee he may <**«•. ir.tcr work- and
aame; end! in addition to deposit- hther p-rm*nent irapr vemente. M-d property :ax jvny.ny .-e*cr. of in-
ing the poi) aax receipt vt exemn- B,H 86 v*ceed «>ne ooilar on tlw|cmni*y vntmg *t smcwiion w. tv- tv-id
kttgf eermfteaCe. eoch person one honored doberv va uwS'.n »n jor the* porper.- ,h*ti -wh tax
offering fo Vote shall make an *hy on# year, and ex-ept aw is in! ►'*ro% ,d.vt. u.ue >f -K* y»x i« n<)r.ptr4,
ZU*9 CoM#WfT fl OilyffffidB pff* |BVr;ttn fih'ff ^nffmvii ?or t«v) yfiih.
vided; and the Legistetui e may j ■•irrtiott r,« n- tvrid. on th»‘ .>-drr
J r mrrrd' *f/>ly %tur Ow*
1 It**!
ndoy^i
^ ■I’-’ | 'hi. .rnrmlmret dk Oov.-mor c!Tf*v?I
on., IrnvM doWsr* | -45-> <Kan M for tftc nwr-1
tkme S
resident property tax payers vot-
ing (hereon who are qualified
electors of euoh district or rerri-
fory, in addition to all other
debt*, issue bonds or
tend ite credit in any amount not
:o exceed fifty per cent of (he aw-
eeeeed valuation of th* real prop-
erty in euoh district or territory.
rrovKfed. farther, that where
p<r-i« of ;w»» A—ww>aV -f w-itvw . .. .
o* *>»tvr-nr fV**rt. «v«r of wbren : * County, district or other p-i ,n
-ha']. wh*n ri-v-vd hold -wd rrtir- j "vl rtibdivrekon' has ienued oonde
*•*?**fowdrinu, wheal for imprnvemewi* Mr As par
J^SASMi«s»22
ar. addifiona! ar.-1
Of rtw •venmi'-rirtve-.’ vmrrt
m yutorn swiiict'of nu** vaW.rem tax :o be levtedor nid m «b»t7 he
, . . .r" ~v. y.w «nd collected for the further! —
£ESsSS?3 ssu&s&rirA
j sr.d d-'rt f«—Iw-. -y a»
it -h »r: hr :h<- duty of -hr < wnmii--
_____ f’owrt w> ordwr *urh rirrtion
OTwewon jwetncT or tuwt 'I*7- *nr' m ,iority of (he qual fi* t p-apety' *» to do ov twenty-Dvr
wW not offer #o vom at any other' ^ of ^ -
[or of any potitiewt eubdiviaion or:
igjbdiv* too* of th* county, .or of
Tiny defined district now or here-1
after to be described »ed defined }
a . mf ■ within any eounty, wfe<y has newn
Ml l« fl wMMf iKVnmVSfJSSI#
the time Aw offers to vote. r'>c* IVw-t watt o»«t yw» kw *> <w*e 4>
zzr r* z it, i .
MBMt v' all* ^ • 9 A • HOl tok MtlVMIR, wIJNfilMimi IM
jtrtrtrneed 8by centw on the o-.e —_*■* TT
oundred dollar* iPsirtof of; mu feswNky w-Uoe, dmeghly dmwj
pmperty #ob>set to tavarion ia |
•'ica county, poii'.icai eubdivirion
i* Cardui
IHiINnfsIflfel
I ->r wwxwvimawa. or kmAM or;
defined district. I
povee'named in'm^amt^^heftw-o this yea*.and yow wW tiff H
'A»-ta -f.alT tvoid f<*r f<vur yearr* and t-egfwiefure may **,*h' r z* :nm, ynrjr er fitahte
vM^h of rh«n h»»M ior «■-y.-*r, .fc-di levy and cotter rion of taxes fori .
Jf. ^''nvdnM hv ha, mw pr.-»v-*«d maintenance of eaeA im- ’ Mu# M fwea. «ww mmtm serf aee
rr mroriwnri'irtn ord*-ving an el«-!irtWj nation m any '»ne year, • rmmmm
trt w^Uw-r rtr ws *wtd < o«- Srr 2. Th* foregoing amend-;
taiivxi ivy dw <'«**Htn«m> and dw- i the Co a **amon of Texas, eAWAl ^ .
«vt of th.H *t#9e Naidrtioe-fiati: A* w nm-tted t* the qualified t IF*A will come . it. but
hr he doe Aetwrfi s s /wty .ter’ .rs of cbiw Seme for it* edop- \ Che
ov,. and It'- vm, rtf rw - ^ ^ ^
election hvreby ordered for (he ti<>
J’ourth detwrday »fl duty, A. t>. 1_______ ^
191*. :h# Mini being the 9#'h lyp all
lev of mid month. Ail roter*
vn thw propoeed amendment st
•aid election who favor ft* adop-
tion afcsit have pnnted or writtea ^
>n the batlote ‘
fw.llar- or «■> ntiek Cvvof
a- iwv»-.*»ry. is e*e»hy apo-wpriatrtl
own *ny Amd .« the N*ao» Tr»a«ury
no* *Mh-FVi«e apyroyr.aWd io d-fray
o»e evpeww— of pristtng -aid prvw-la-
t.»U« ,wi Vkekliar -aid eteettoe
Jows* f>. JfrJTiv,
n-r-rtary «vf Stale.
fA true aony.* AA
Nnii
Wants to do ynor p'air maim
TiCi# A -A hw iziMH.iw, ev |-------
horxiag th* mnr/e of bond* orifiral
for lave*, drainage, road aad is
tec. Aad the L-gi-
paas incai .awe for
kmww of cha fABBn!
highway-, without the,
m required
t
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ijMWwvy
rer iMeur1
have pm ted or
bwfcfte^^jMtnwfi^
don at of Aniriw t. A m* Coo-
per jaH received at the Watek-
msn office. Fries 6 ote. per roll.
NotwithstahdAag the
motor r ihicte* have
th* here* in aseny instaacee, OM
Debbin’e tribe is rncreasing arid
hi* value gaining every year. H
will be many years yet before the
horse w9 be exhibited over the
country ae S eoroeky, ev
peonto have been
twew y year*
was gone. Raise a good eott or
paArimawaasw mm i* headed
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Park, R. M. The Panola Watchman. (Carthage, Tex.), Vol. 42, No. 40, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 26, 1915, newspaper, May 26, 1915; Carthage, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1161356/m1/7/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Sammy Brown Library.