The Commerce Journal. (Commerce, Tex.), Vol. 31, No. 5, Ed. 1 Friday, January 30, 1920 Page: 6 of 8
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NO FAIR TO MAIL
DELTA COUNTY
LIVE ALLI
GETTING BUSY
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BUILDING ROADS
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From the Cooper Review:
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the mail at the Fori
A decision to build the Throck- ! !
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GAINESVILlfc, Texas. Jan. 27.—
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CITIZENS STATE BANK
Capital >25.000.
Phone No. 12.
President. J. G. Allen.
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Our bank is not merely a place
to keep money. The best part
of our duty is the free giving of
such every-day advice as our
customers need. We should like
to see prosperity for every farmer
in this neighborhood. And be-
cause we believe that the in-
spiration. the help, to be found
weekly in The Country Gen-
tleman will lead every farmer-
reader into money-making ways,
we recommend the placing of
of
he
"Pape’s Cold Compound" instantly
relieve^ stuffiness and
Mistress
that a bond issui
for this precinct
worth of good ro d bonds.
Tells why everyone ehould drink
hot water each morning
before breakfast
election
to issue
Mrs. Fannie Echols of DeKalb u
visiting Mrs. E. B. Yale.
that only al
left an dthi
Mr.
black land,
tom north
that 76 per cent of the
of the county lived north
posed highway and on the
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP NOSTRILS
4ul
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fr col
and
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add reused
Tells How To
from Head-Coli
CHICAGO, Jan. 24.
School
the
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hne*
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Mice with the Progress of Civiliza- !
r self-respecting citizen owes it to ;;
Arch Deacon Hi
Dallas met with t
Friday afternoon!
Mrs. Frank Came
Nation Wide Campaign.
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Sage Tea
fenlng gray.
Jr is grand-
Folks are again
r hair a good,
■le sensible, aa
•"hen a youth-
* greatest ad-
SUSPECTED MAD
CAT BITES FOUR
PUPILS, TEACHER
W or distress1
itly relieved by It’s
the badly di-
Xthe body and re-
I Stomach and bow-
New Drug Store.
ORS,
SAYS POSTMASTER
cleai
Kg the
_ ire putt
Fch >
people j^ii
rag«
of t
from the county road system and J [ Z
W. M. Mattingly transacted busi-
ness in Greenville today.
MH scraggy
In m-g^eelef
iwtul aeurf.
GcMructire to
r It robs the hair
ngth and its very
lucmg a trvenab-
Ls scalp, whiah U
the hair roots to
le—then the hair
_ -lUe Dander: ns to-
night—r.^-aay tuba— will sorely saw
your haM
.<< I or mem i-SB**’ bottle of Knowlton's
, .. IMnderjne from any drug store. Ton
Mr. < ock said i surety oan have beautiful hair sad lots
1 a saving of it if vou will ju-t try a little Dag-
• »■ .. 1 sIawIusa Cau- - to — ■ • er__
rry Lee Virden of
le Episcopal ladies
st the home of
>ell to discuss the
for «nv case of Cataftr
lire*! by If all’s Catan
Hall'? ''atarrh Medici]
‘iy catarrh sufferers fm
ive years, and has becq
most reliable remedy
Catarrh Medi’me .tel
he Mucous purfacee
son from th* R’c
saved onrtions.
After you bavi
* ine for a si
•- - * ImprOA ern
.’•n-th. Start
inutes all stem
acidity, will go
burn, eotirneMs or
eructations of undi-
tinrss, bloating, foul
b,
|r ‘
Any w otna n
wearing ap|«arel
ton. linen or nJ
just l‘ke nevfl'
tiona in each mJ
'Pupils of the |
were threat- j
as the 1
ifamed lately cleanse
Xtoninch, remove tire
food and foul
till ......| Greenville.^ngc
> your Hair! Get a small bottle
of Oanderine right now—Also
stops itching scalp. -
“Medium of Exchange” of which we have record con- ;
sist<*d of shells to which were given stated and generally ]
recognized varies.
f takri
icr» tic
Ct h. u.
...... .....latlni- Wall's Catarrh Mrdl-
..iiv at once and g»t rid of catarrh. Send
>r I menial* free
I- J CUESKY * CO. Toledo. Ohio.
7.:; ty i". I' -JT's's. ”c.
Why Is man and woman, half the
time, f-*’"" ______
8omo d*.vs headachy, dull and headquarters.
The alligators
Fla., and were
Btyant School.
Parcel post
REL/a Bii.itr ♦ (Thr • . ACCOMMCDA T'ON
Ifirsi Natio nal Bank-
of COMMERCE .
iet Quick Relief
k It’s »>lendid!
Jump from Bed
in Morning and
Drink Hot Water
How’s This?
We oPfer On* H in<l^*d Dollars Reward
h that cAnnot be
[h Medicine
Maa I
n»- past thirty*
• knov/n as tha
'atarrh Haifa
U «‘he Blood on
pllinz the Poi-
caling the d:a>
Ha’fa Catarrh
you will see a
your reneral
is the net result of a prolonged ses-
sion of Delta county road board
Monday, and the commissioners court
j was instructed to make application
i to the state highway commission for
aid to build the first section from
Sulphur north of Lake Creek to
Cooper, comprising about 13 miles.
On account of the county en-
gineer’s estimate of the cost of the
proposed highway at more tnan
twenty-nine thousand dollars per
mile opposition to the project devel-
oped in December and since it has
been realized that the matter must
be fought out at a subsequent meet-
ing.
R. E. Patterson had been selected
by the voters of precinct 4 to succeed
Arch Carrington as representative
from that precinct and after the
meeting was called to order he was
elected by the members of the board
The question of the highway im-
mediately came up and to get it be-
fore the body, J. M. Brown moved
that the state highway be eliminated
heaviest land of the county with the
exception of some roads in precincts
3 and 6 which would go no where, as
precinct 1 could not join them.
C. J. Stephenson of Klondike. Rev.
W. L. Hamrick an dottier? spoke af-
ter which a vote was taken on elim-
inating the Highway from the county
system and th result was 9 to 1 for
retaining the highway.
Mr. Keller, representing the con-
tractors who are doing the grading,
was then called on by the board with
a view of transferring his work
places where it was reasonably cer-
tain the roads would be built. He
stated that he had five crews work-
ing. two of which were in Precinct
1, but no arrangements were made at
the time for any changes
Mr. Cock asked for authority for
the commissioners court to make ap-
plication to the highway commission
to build the first section or tbe pro-
jected highway from north Sulphur
to Cooper. This precipitated the
fight nawey.
Ask Your
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Bank’s Advice!
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furnace each day,
burn bright and
irh morning clear
the previous day’8
wstible waste and
iilwomen. whether
sick or well, are advtsld 1
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$100,000 WANTED
FOR GOOD ROADS
BRYAN, Texal, Jan. 24.—At the
annual banquet f the Commercial
Club President 5 E. Wallace asked
be called
$100,000
ly’s Cream
Balm from your drfaggist now. Auplv
a little of this ’fragrant. aatiaepUc.
- .... 1 -A a a a a belling eream in your nostril*. It (rn
it would deprive precinct 4 of fundi etrates through every air passage of the
with whirh to build and other roads, * J -
aa also t would do with preeinct 1.
He stated that 76 per cent of
populal
of the
It is the sun
• ner in the I
is ha rm h rs/
distress at <41
cent <•»»<■ of Pape’
drug store ’’
how needless it is to suffer from indi-
gestion, dysfiepsia or anv stomach dis-
order caused by fermentation due to
excessive acids in stomach.
LIKE NEW
rdye faded, shabby
■tber wool, silk, eot
fc«.<l» to any color,
lowing simple <!iree-
ire of “fkamond Uvea.”
pointed in that they voted for the
bonds, thinking that they would gev
a highway through their precinct to
Paris but they found that project
was only to get votes for the bonds
in lainiar and now they proposed to
The old-time mm
and Sulphur for '
streaked and fade,
mother's recipe, an
using It to keep '
even color, which
we are living In
ful appearance
vantage
Nowadays,
the troubleaol
sage and thi
| Al! drug Sts
product. Inw
PUPILS STRIKE AS
^■NEGRO WOMAN IS
“ Eacilities have ke
<! lion until today 4
liiuihelf to liatj^a ban\ing connecton.. We offer you ev- J
; [ cry convenii
“DIAMOND DYE”
GARMENT
Grandmother’s Recipe to
keep her Locks Dark,
Glossy, Beautiful.
John Holbrook, a good farmer, was stuck with
$2000 worth of wildcatViil stock. “Help me to (
his banker
would gladly
tfave advised you; now your mefoe^is gone.” ....
This bank seeks always to adviseVhe farmers of our
county so they will make money \n a broader way,
such advice is given weekly by/ \
too lat/,
replied. “If you had asked me \t firs
ey
th
a i
f bilij
iu ahsAys get relief with
iey jniineii lately cleanse
Name of Man to See H. D. Wynn.
I Gent/emen: > * *
(1) Bera use you know me, enter my name for The COUNTRY GENTLEMAN tor one year and
| charge the cost, $1.00. to me.
or
(2) Here's tny dollar. I want THE COUNTRY GENTLEMAN. Send it to me.
I (My Name)
| (My Address)
B (City)
rfin!
fya 4______
J. w|«te, sour bllo
JIdr, sweeten*
in tiro allien*
ig more food
Seward Drake has accepted a posi-
tion as bookkeeper ffcr the National
Exchange Bank at Greenville.
Cure Sick Headache,
Biliousness, Sourt Stoi
Breath—Candj
nUr liver, etomaeh
> knur head aches,
is from ennstipa-
mi»ness and slug
lit blowiw
Pape s CoM
two hours until
uaily breaks up a
dl grippe misery.
^n» your < logged*
he sir |>Meage« of tb •
rurnung; relieves tk Jr
i^»*<evenshne«s, •nees-
IhtiffneM.
[«i Compound" ie the quick*
lough,
task
^tuusey i
a g •• i z*11 uru® wiM'es nelly
Kggnl nostrils 1 pro<luct, tmTroved K
s of your head other in Krejci
breathe freely. I and SulphaT"
ng. blowing. 1 r—• ___
Iruggling for It hn. been applied.
I or <
Heartburn,. indigeHti'
of the stomadnig inxtfc
HERBINE. It
gested food out
■toren tone in tl
els. Sold by TH
is noted for its
k upset stomachs,
wt, quwk< «t stomach aweet-
whole iorld. and lie,idea it
Put an end to stonmrh
mwKy getting a large fifty-
“ . i-’a Diapepain from any
You realize in five minute’s
build what roads they could in their TAKES OFF DANDRUFF,
own precinct. HA)R STOpS FALLING
The board then went Into execu-
tive session and by a vote of 7 to 3 Save
the commissioners were authorized <*
to make application to build the first '.
section of the highway. _ x
u <■ i . .1. . . . Thin, brittleAeolorlara
Mr. Cock stated that they had a hair is wrote <AJ---
proposition from a gravel man m scalp, of dandnj
Dallas which gave promise of solv- 1 There le noCbil
.. a .. I khe hair m daiidi
ing the gravel problem. The man oj luntre tta
had a chance to lease some gravel life, eventually ,
cars in Indiania for a year, care that neat and
are efuipped to tilt and dump their |
load on the side of the rightaway,
and that he had sub let them for
eight months of the year and wanted
Delta county to contract for them
the other 4 months. 1
that the ears would affect i
of 20 cents a ton on unloading the i
gravel and by being able to dump'
the gravel any place along the hign. I
way a big saving could be made In j
the length of the time to haul
wagon.
a Ms * ••
ent mode of living. For every ounce
of food and drink taken into the system
nearly an ounce of waste material
must be carried out. else it ferments
and forms ptomalne-llke poisons which
are absorbed into the blood.
_ Just as necessary as it is to clean
R. E. Patterson seconded the motion.
This brought a ur mber of speeches
and numerous questions and answers
between citizens, members of ‘ the
road board and the county engineer
j which were very illuminating, es-
pecially to those who had not reali-
zed the difficulties that the board is
laboring under.
In reply to questions Engineer
Cock explained that by cutting the
width of the rfliad to 14 feet, and
eliminating th» bituminous topping
that he had deduced the estimated
cost of the highway to $21,200 for
the light land which extends the
greater distance and $28,077 for the
it said that in the bot-
Lake Creek it would
cost consideaibly more. Replying to
a question !<y . E. Patterson he ad-
mitted that If the $125,000 of the
bond money! of Precinct 4 I which
it was stated was the precinct's pro-
rata part ofi the million dollar bond
issue) was tfced to build the highway
through the precinct as designated
>ut $35,000 would be
it might not be that
much. Mr. Patterson then stated his
opposition, dot because, he said, he
was against fce highway but because
it was obvious that the precinct
would get 1.4 other roads and the
highway was Jn the extreme east end
of the precinfft while the larger part
of the population was in the other
end. He appealed to fairness not to
take the precirkct's money to build the
highway, and ivminded those present
that a large crowd of Cooper voters
in the picture shAw last sprirg pledg-
ed Enloe a road in the event the
bonds were issued.
Com. Fritli and Mr. Worden of
Precinct 5 as well as Commissioner
Rainey and Mr. Brack of Precinct 2
were sitting tight as the highway
would give each precinct just what
they wanted.
Not so with Com. Brown, he as-
certained according to the engineer’s
estimates that after expending I
estimated $40,000 on highway
from Cooper to Harper’s" crossing,
the highway commission is requiring
and constructing the eleven miles of
road from J.' L. Landers' east
Cooper to Precinct 2 line that
would only have about $65,000 left
to build the reat of the roads in his
precinct, and he announced his posi-
tion as not against the highway but
against the heavy cost of the high-
way.
Citizens were then invited to talk
and Riv. Horton responded with a
very strong appeal for the highway,
expressing the opinion that it could
be built for less money than some
thought, and urging the highway as
a necessary artery of trade through
the county and a foundation for a
road system. He said that the pres-
ent $20'1.000 aid from the federal
government was only the beginning
and ca|led attention to a bill in con-
gress rtaw to appropriate six hundred
million dollars for building highways.
He also said that in the course of
30 yea*> we would lose the amount
of the Cost of the highway in the
amount»f automobile tax money due
the county which it could not use.
Afte/ luncheon Arch Carrington,
retired member of the board, made
an appeal to the members to try to
get together and understand eAcW
other's position. He urged the in-
justice df building the highway when
No odds how ba<
or bowels; how in
/men. wnetner i how miserable
to drink each indigesti<u
■st, a glass of ’ gish bowels—
feaspoonful of ' Ca-carets. 'A«j
It, as a harm- and regulate! th<t
sour, fermenting
take the excess bile from the liver and Consternation prevailed in one of the
carry off the constipated waste matter ward schools here this morning when
a stray cat, believed mad, attacked
and bit a teacher and four puptts.
The animal was sent to Pasteur
: Institute at Austin.
was rife at the ighool.
ents are backing
the stand they hi re taken.
Constipation,
aeach, Bad
chart ic.
been taken | gested food,
• breath or headdFliJ
Pape’s Diarfpei
spied in r< Jilatii
out of the
id bowels tpo
ind poison from the intestines and I
bowels. A 10-cent box from ym’r dnig-
jist will keep your liver and bowels
clean; stomach sweet anu head clear for
uionths. They work while you sleep.
the ashes from thk i
before the Are wlM
hot, so we must eL
the inside organs ofl
accumulation of Indl^
body toxins. Men am
S<< » v< evil, air nuviH—
morning, before break!
real hot water with a1
limestone phosphate U
less means of waj
stomach, liver, kidu|
indigestible matejra
and toxins; thi
Ing and purity
tary canal 1
into the stoi
3! illlons ojfpeople j^io had their turn
at constlpAiou, Mftous attacks, acid
.com a ch. nervous days and sleepless
nights have become real cranks about
the morning tnslde-bath. A quarter
pound of limestone phosphate will not
cost much at the drug store, but is
sufficient to demonstrate to anyone.
Ils cleansing, sweetening and freshan-
ing effect upon the system.
we don’t have
/ gathering the
fixing at home
he ready-to-uee
_ the addition of
lar-called "Wyeth’s Sage
'ompound." It Is very
popular because nobody can discover
„ . . Simply tnoWtea
catarrh I >rou’' comb or a soft brush wlthrlt and
i draw this through your hair, t»aiew
| one small strand at a time, by morning
the gray hair disappears, but what de-
lights the ladies with Wyeth's Sage
and Sulphur Compound, la that, be-
sides»beautifully darkening the hato
after a few applications, It also pro-
duces that soft lustre and appaaranss
nt abundance which is so attractive.
This ready-to-use preparation is a de-
lightful toilet requisite for those wko
desire » more youthful appearance.lit
le not Intended for the cure, mitian*
tlon or prevention of disease
GASES OR INDIGESTION
“Pape's Diapepsin" neutralizes exces
eive acid In stomach, relieving
dyapepsis, heartburn and
diatreM at ^ffnee.
Time it! ij
I ach distress, d
I No indigestion,
belching of gas
; gested food, no
breath or heads
FT. WORTH. Jan. 17.—After two ___
live alligators had blen received in Altgeld Public
I’.-rw Worth postof- ening to go on strikeJtoday
fice Sunday, I’ostmaAer Speer made result of the action
m of a report to in placing a negro wi
charge of one of thu
me from Miami, regular teacher being
to the After the principJ
the classroom and Idi
r«$K'iiations specify pandemonium broktgl
baby chickens and queen bees as the pupils.
only live things tha can be forward- urged the class to pgnore her.
The yea- e<i l>>’ mail. pupils who refuse;
I principal for help
ooaj as me < “ vv vuiiu me iiiivca- , ,
Jf the principal morton highway across Delta county , ,
■man teacher in
■ classrooms, the
I ill.
I escorted her to
(ft her in charge
loose among the
le boys arose and
Two
[ to go to the
were suspended.
Talking of calling|u "general strike’’
Many par-
their children
Don’t stay vtura
and anufll.ng A 1
*• ii Compound" taken •'
Mr. Hays stat -d that ' thrc/a„„ tak
he wanted to know if any of precinet severe cold and
three’s money would be required to The very first^^i
build the highway, and he said frank- i hMd°*lto** j
ly that his people had been disap i headache, dw
! ing. •oretjA^,
“pBpt'dTw
ett, »iirr«t relief known and roeta only
a few rent* at drug •tore* It art» with-
out aMtstaw, tantr-* nice. <<>ntatM »
quinine—I naiat upon Pape'a!
that Great National Farm
Weekly in every farm home. If
you have an account with us,
instruct us to charge you $1.00
for a year’s subscription. If you
keep your money elsewhere,
come in, get acquainted, and
learn more about The Country
Gentleman. The next 52 big
weekly issues may easily show
you how to make in the coming
year an extra $100.00! What
better investment can you make?
In one minute ynurl
will open, the sir passsi
will elear and you cal
No more hawking, ■*
headache, dryne**.
breath at night, y<
will be gone.
Get a small bod
Balm from your drt
healing cream in your nostril*.
Apply
bead, soothe* the inflamed or swnllea
mucous membrane and relief comes ia-
stantly.
It’s just flne. Don't stay stuffeo-up
with a cold or aasly oaUrrh—Rslxl
somea as fuiskly.
feeling nervous, despondent, “ P,l,test in the tor'
unstrung; some days reaHy Incapaci-
tated by Illness.
If we all would practice inside batn-
tng, what a gratifying change would
t^kp place. Instead of thousands of
half-sick, anaemic-looking souls with
pasty, muddy complexions we should
see crowds of happy, healthy, rosy-
oheeked people everywhere. The rea-
son is that the human system does not
rid Itself each day of all the waste '
which it accumulates under our pres- f 10 CENT “CASCARETS”
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