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MILL POWER ALWAYS
s
are
to be wearing
Seely Drug Co.
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AGRICULTURE ON VAST SCALE
PILLORY DREADED BY ALL
extreme emergeney
, Clothes That Satis’y
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These
liver
4 or No. 1529.
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for
MORE THAN IHOUSANO
FIRMS BLAGKLISIED
BY WAR TRADE BUARD
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trail* and New Zealand, am
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“In giving Christmas gifts to
men I’ve found the ones most
GIFTS FOR
CHRISTMAS
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Now she is right! and when I
you’ve had a sample of our ;
goods and our service you’ll ;
also agree.
Mankatto Wan*
la order t
of cattle, immense flocks of sheep, and
here and there gray patches which, on
nearer view, are discovered to be com-
posed of Argentine ostriches. Then
there are the stretches of grain fields
sometimes very
oae of the most
It is when the traveler has made a
night's run from the strictly mountain
towns and wakens to look out of the
windows of the aloeping-car to behold
the vast pampa of level and productive
plain unrolling before him on all sides
that the real Argentina begins to be
tangible. It is like sating on an almost
pendtctly level sea that bends away to
the horizon with naught to obstruct the
vision save here and there a clump of
poplars, which signifies the ranch
buildings of a big “estancta ,’*
One le'struck with th. absence of
woods, but as one proceeds snd stud-
the same may be done in a westerly
direction from Cape Horn. •
Ancient Form of Puhiehment That
Frequently Was Made Savage If
Victim Was Unpopular. *
beyond what they
practiced, or heard
dents give at
Trying to gain a
without a wide act
literature of muie
tn form literary t
Tour friend,
■ EDWARD WILSON.
There is plenty ot room at the hot-
tom. M to better to start thee and
Ruddy Cheeks— Sparkling Eyes
—Most Women Can Have
Saya pr. Fawarda, a Weu-Knpwn j
1 tio Physician
■ ■ s ■ b e s a ■ ■ i
Kidney Trouble Not
Easily Recognized
PROHIBII GARRYIN6
LEITERS IN LUGGAEE
Ak examining physician for one of
the prominent Life Insprance Compan-
ies, la an interview of the subjeet,
made the astonishing statement that
one reanon why so many applicants for
SUSPENDED TRAINS IN
LOUISIANA RESTORED
Hear Good Music. ,
Music students should tone no op-
portualty to hear the best music, both
vocal end Instrumental. Baaed with
understanding ears, one good conceit
is often worth a dozen I see son, yet"
tag in mualc
It is less than a century ago since
the pillory was abolished in Britain.
The pillory. ns a form of torture wns
known all over Europe end. from ell
accounts. it had a larger history in Ger
many than in this country.
Its form is, of course, famillar to all.
The culprit, generally a criminal-
though men were often put in the pil-
lory for polltical offenses as well—was
placed on a platform, and his head and
hands were Inclosed in a small wooden
frame if pubile opinion went against
the culprit, his fate was often a terri-
ble one, for the enraged populace beat
and stoned him.
Renders of Besant's novel, "The Or-
ange Giri," will know how this torture
was dreaded by all classes of crimi-
nals. Ocasionally a prominent and in-
fluential pernonality would be seo
tenced to detention in the pillory, as
was Lord Cochrane, but, fortunately
for his lordship, the punishment was
never carried out. Strange scenes were
often witnessed at the pillory, as In
1730, when the offender wad suppiled
with refreshments during his impris-
onment. and protected from the westh
. er by means of an umbrella.— London
Tit-BIt.
-write* Corporal T. B. SWIFT a
Spanish- American War Veteran, now i
with Canadia । Troops in France. A
ese ablets are wonder-workers onthe
and bowela, which cause a normal
a, carrying off the waste and poison-
Fares, Are Lower
VIA
Argentina “Estanciae" Bo Large They
Are Measured In Leagues Irv
utead of Acres.
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LOCKETT BARMER suop
Ckambers treet, opposite
Applicants For Insurance Often
Redectea.
TOBACCO
The^Makings’
of a Nation
>
-
n
J. B. Hoone, groeer, has purchased a
new Buick E 35 from L. H. Coleman.
The new ear will be delivered today
Tailoring Company."
A i
lncifie railroad Nov. 22 were restored
to aesviee yenterday aad the railroad
aid a 6000 rine Amposed by the state
vailroad commisalon for taking off the
trains agalnat the comnmisnion S orders
This action resulted from aa agree-
meat reached between lbs eomminslon
aad the vecetvers for the railroad.
The receivers stated wuspension of
the trains was neceqaitated by an acute
coal shortage and handling of govern
ment businesg Oa Nov. 23 the rail-
road eommistipn wac temporarily en-
joined by the tederal coust bers from
say aetion gainst the rilroad wblsh
would interfere with Ito handling gov-
ernment bupinesn. The etale comminsion
will meet later thin week to consider
pernditring the road to annul trains
Hlushroom, First Plant.
The mushroom lu form of n sitmi
told was the first plant to evolve on
earth. The algae plants of the firn
seas thrust out a fungus on land to
draw minerals from the overhanging
rocks. On this primitive fungur
lichens evolved and the three plants
interfed each other, three hundred
million years ago and today. Later,
true mushroons evolved, at first with
small caps, forming the first food sup-
ply for the later arriving living crea-
tures.
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SHAW 8 STUDIO INSTALIS
THE NEW NORTH LIGHT
—:—
Shaw’s Studio has just installed a
new Northern light tpye for maxng
photos at any time, day or, night, rain
or"shine, and Mr. Shaw guarantees not
to disappoint. This is a new feature
and will be quite an asset to Mr.
Shaw’s already modern studio.
eilmb to the top than
way up and stick.
"So many
getting the wring start,"
rhaat ithe New York “
ealarles pald by most of.
Railroad Men
Theme men knew from sopor
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Sensible gifts will prevail thia ( hriatmas, and in antiei-
pation we have stocked a really delightful showing of new
goods, bought especially for holiday gifta, useful and practical
thinga if you want to make the choosing of your Christmas?
things pleasant apd eany kl Qa help you in-thaseleetien.
out from the southern points of Aus-
trails and New Zealand, and still be
as far away from any other land: and
op
appreciated
apparel."
me RexaCL-re
I
IF W IND
UM BITHER
Taka Bolts to Flush Kidneys and Aeg-
Malto. Irritating Adds.
OENUINE
iill Durham
Kidney and Bladder weaknesa result
from urie acid, says a noted authority
The kidasys filter this add from the
blood and pan it on to the bladder,
where it often remains to irritate and
inflame, canning a burning, scalding
sensation, or setting up an irritation
at th. neck of the bladder, obliging
you to seek reliet two or threo times
during the sight The eufferer is in
constant drend, tbs water panaes
mometiries with e scalding eensation
and to very profuse; again, there in
difficdlty la avoiding ft. hl
Bladder woakneea, most folks igalr it,
because they ean’t control uriation.
While it is eztremely annoying aatl
Jackies Alvin Spurgeon
and Wilia Jenin of
U. & X Seattle,;
with good o/d
••Holt" Itwhom.
King James’ Razor.
It is related that when King,James
11 fled from the buttle ot the Boyne
and the siege of Londondrry, in July,
1600, he carried wit h him among other
personnl effects a razor, hand ground
but with very silght concave. if any
and made from hand forged English
steel at Belfast, Ireland. The handle
to genuine ivory, with a heavy, solid
gold back. While the blade itself is
of little or no value aa oompared with
modern American made razora, the
unndle bns s vnluntton of upproxi-
(By Associated Press.)
Washington, Dee. 3.—Regulatioss
restricting the tranamission of letters
and other communications to snd from
ths United State except through reg-
ular mails were issued to the eus
’toms collector, last night by the Treng-
ury bepartment. Hereatter. communi
cations when carried in luggage or oth-
erwise will be subject to inspection ex-
cepting persons destined to England,
France, Italy sad Canada. The ruling
affects the.Mexican border.
298
1%* " i.mjmtmTM" adhm
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, Ons Thousand Milos From Land.
- It is possible for a ship to reach a
point in the ocean where it is 1,000
miles from land in any direction. In
fact, this can be done at several points.
By leaving San Brancisco or Vancou-
ver and Bailing into the North Pacific
s spot to reached where thete is no
land, not even an islet, for a thousand
miles in any direction. So, too, sailing
from the southern point of ancfent
Kamchatka southeastwards, a ship will
ranch a point more than a thousand
miles from lend. the nearest to the
north being the Aleutian islands, and
to the south the Sandwieh Islands, or
Hawaii. In the southern Indian ocean
It is possible to sail a thousand miles
$
"For the first lime in many months one of
the boys in the camp produced a sack of
j BULL DURHAM and in less time than it
takes to write this note the sack was empty
and thirty lads enjoying the good old smoke of
r home tobacco"
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Cleburne • Tailbrine Co. 1
The Fighttag Army.
Tou can help to maintain the army
that is fighting to prevent the spread
of tubereulosis. Here are a few of the
army divisions: Anti-tubereulosis as-
sociations, nurses, dispensaries, hospit-
ala sanatoria, open air schools and
boards of health. What better way to
live up to the real spirit of Christmas
than to buy and use Red Cross Seals
for such a esuse .
Tou An be supplied by phoning No.
la on sale at all drug stores in bottles
of two sines, medium and targe.
However, if yen wish drat to test
thi greet preparation send ten CoF
“ ta Nmmpi Botud""wmt*eh
r
(By Asocliated From)
Washington, Dec. 5.—A blacklist of
1,600 firms is twenty Central and
South American countries with whom
merchants in the United Btaten are
forbidden to do business eteeptuander
special license, was promulgated by
the War Trade Board last night, under
the trading with the enemy net Ger-
man firms in th. countries affected
are actively aiding German propagan-
da there and nlao la the United States.
A CLEAR COMPLEXION
Finds Monster Tooth.
A men living near Saugus, Cal., dis
covered the tooth of s gigantic cren
lure that roamed through the mnrnhes
of southern California several thou
sand years ago. The tooth weighed
vabout 25 pounda
well to Realiae One
Thing Hm^
thet Mama's Ldbment will take dm
etiffnam out of ointe and the pore-
MBS out of mai-Ua And it‘e ee
convenimnti No rubbin required.
It quickly penetrates and brings re-
Bel. Ena, wo apply and cleaner than
mumny plesten er ointmentu
Ahgehawa bortle in thehoume
far rheumatie eches. lamo beck,
wprainsand etraina
Generun simedbettlesat all drug
gista.25e, Xk 11 (Al
Bad People in Literature.
" HHdegarde Hawthorne in speaking
of some juvenile criticlsms of Steven-
eon's “Kidnapped” in a prise contest
toys some of the writers seemed to
think that a book must have only
good people in it, and .because “Kid-
napped" has so many' bad or half-
way bad folks in it, it was, by ao
] much. mistaken. As a colnment on
1 this she adds:.
“There is no such thing as a vil-
lage or a town or a house or a world
! that la all fyll of good people; because
there is not so much as a single one
। at us that is entirely "without fault.
1 And In wild and bitter circumstances
' you will find wild and bitter men, and
• in times of stess tempers will crack
’ and sad things will happen," Miss
- Hawthorne's statement is as appli-
cable to a class of grown-up readers
I as to children. It is very common to
hear it sald of a book that It to ob-
jectionable because it baa bad peo-
ple in it
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in HlilllS Fill IUI
DALLA5; IISAMITARIUM
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r Dallas, Tesas Dee. a -Aviator oiii
E and Melarland, believed to bo mem
Eler of the Canadian Moyal Miying
W’Corpa, ani attached iu the Fighty ri rot
WMCcmpauy of that corp*, etationed near
IL Fort Worth, were badly injured kn air
Mplane ncehlenta oceurung near Duucan
vile, about fourteen mi Ira eouthwent
['of Dallas, this morning _______
L. The men were brought to the Bap
Etint Memorial Sanitarium, wher it «...
said they are very serioualy hurt Fur
Ether than git lag their names, th* in
Eyjuied men declined to «ouchsafe say
^information, exeept that Captain Wil
lams of the Eighty Pir Company of
E th. Koval Flying Corpa be notified.
L ll an learned that th* men were
hying ri'- together when one of the
planes suddenly went wrong and fell
Eto the ground The other aviator re
Eturned to offer asistance and pre
—sumably loaded him onto his plane
ILwhen the seeond mar bine fell, also
I I Persona paming iu automobile, pick
F—e op the injured men and browcht
. them to the Hlaptist Memorial HaW’tar
She goes on; “I’ve made it a
point to investigate the many
places where these things can
be purchased and find the j
most desirable at The Cleburne "
Queer Trousers in Argentina.
Interesting are the trousers or tight
of the poorest einas of gnuchos, wh
live in a very primitive state la th
nouther rgentine pampas. Who
they need * pair of pants they kill a
old mare and strip off the hide of tl
forelegs as on would draw off
clove. These, Wy* the La* Angel
Times, nre drawn, moft and plinb
hairy side la, over the feet and le
an to the hipa when they adjust the:
telves like tighta. They are than wu
xontinuousy. dny and niuht for weel
satti the ewet feeiathenecessit A
a new pair of panto. They pr then e
a* herbal compound and we would ad- many students know
vise var reader to give it • trial It
ipip •
ar Says:
it -
-e
iq,
U you have a pale face, sallgw look* dull
oven. Dimnlea coated tonkue beadaches, a
izties, no-good feeling, ail out of aorta
inactive bowels, you take on* of Dr.
Edwards' Olive T*blet* nightly tor a time
and note the pleasing resulta.
Thousands of women aa well as men
takeDr.Edwardg Olive Tabteto—tae
then just to keep in the pink of condition.
10c and 25c per box. All druggists.
-‘(Advertisement.)
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Men.
They say he works like * dog, and
‘logs don't work; and they say be
Irinks like a fish, and flab don’t drink;
and they any be lies like a lawyer;
itnC lawyers don’t—Eh ? Howl thati
—Richmond Pms-Disptch.
mntety $25. nays the Christtan Herald.
During the flight the king slept one
night in the house of Rev. John
Dickey, utHGarnone, County Donegal
in the morning, after Jh had shaved,
he placed his raaor In a drawer and
torfot to take it with him when he
left.
Two Wer on One Machine
, Duneauvilie, Texaa, ber. 5. Tester
5 day afternoon a Canadian airman, from
PFort Worth, who w»« flying over this
Kseetion of the couuty, lost hit bearing
" He alighte I end notifird hendquarter»
' at the avintion field.
F" This morning a plane bearing two
men eate to guide him back to his
I box While they were Hying low and
hwregaring to deweena to the ground
Mgmething happened to their plane
which eauned them to fall. Both were
aaia to be pretty severely injured.
LThy were placed in automobiles and
Faurriedly conveyed to the Baptist
Banitarium at Dallas
F None of the flyer* would give much
I information about the aceident
k.f
I
- New Orleans, La., De*. 4.— Nine
trains between point* in- Louisiana
which were suspended by the Texaa 6
Me Equinedial Storma.
Thelmonth of september brings in
its train the Unit touch of cold weath,
er and frost andthe.co-called"equf
noctlal storms." Ths sun “crarara th*
line" on September 23, lb* autumnal
equlnox. and summer is astronomically
at an end. Tbe seasonal change of
weather generally brings about that
tune a violent storm with its attendant
disaster to shipping. Aa similar storms
occur in March while 'Sr sun is near
ths spring equinox, there has natural-
ly down through the centuries grown
up the Impresnion that the sun's cross
lug the equator to directly responsible
for these equlnoctini storms. Nothing
could he more absurd. The equator in
the eky la as imaginary a circle as the
equator on the earth. Weather is
Dot made on the spot, hut is the result
of influences spread over large areas.
Changes la the moot and spots on
the sun have been the pheuomena most
generally blamed for changes Id the
weather — but apparently without
eclentie reason.
-A
. insurance are rejected la becauie kid-
ney trouble is so common to the Am
eriean people, and the large majority
of thpee whose applicatiops are declin-
ml do not even suspeet that they have
the dinease.
Judging from reporta from druggists
who ar* constantly in direct touch
with the publie, there is one prepara-
tion that has been very muecessful in
overeoming thee eonditions. The
mild and healing influence of Dr. Kil-
mer's 8wamp-Root is soon risHesd. It
atands the highest for its remarkable
record of suecess.
We fiad that Swamp Boot is strictly
Natiomal Baak
Good Brbers dtyidbo
ice ometa
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e a e a e a a • a a
' BANTA » RARE I
» Hteh Claas Workmanadiu
' teous aad prompt Baryte
* Patromage win ba appe
.PAT UB a 9,1,
Advertine that room er house
rent in the Review.
which qeem to reach everywhere and
have no ' bouDdariea—thousands of
acres of wheat and corn.
Onehms reached the country where
fount are measured not by the scree,
but by square leagues. If you ask the
size of ,a farm, the answer will often
fairly appall you, for these vast feudal
"estanclas" comprise all the way from
12,000 to 200,000 acres, and agriculture
to on a scale that would seem tulous
even to our farmer* in Kansas and
Nebraska.—Christian Herald.
— eent 101
8. B. Corner Bquare Phones 21-37
Our Oar Makes Quick Delivery.
Dr. F. M. Edwards for 17 years treated
ecores of women for liver and bowel
ailmenta. During these years he gave to.
his patients a prescription made of • few
writ known vegetable ingredients mixed tee the landscape he sees great herds
with olivo oil, naming them Dr. Edwards’
OUve Tablets. You will know them by
their olive color..
S1ocn‛s
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SANTA CUDS LETTER
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Cleburne, Texas, Dec. 2, 1017,
Dear Santa Claus:
I am eight yean old and I am trying
to be good co that you will bring me
something nice. Please bring meTan
air gun like I saw ia Waylond’e wind-
ow, some books, a sword and a boy
scout suit.
> snd is made from tha odd of
i and lemon dulee, combined withi
■ and isumdby tkouanda of folk
, nre subjeet to urinary dinorders
i by rads Mid irritation. . M 8
: zlondid„orskidnoynmacerpni
Mera ymNv. . penbantaen
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sg..
cnune,
ZnjMMt ba boom pramtam fite An
lack of opportunity. In other words,
the boy is paid high wages to start
because hoeant got mch higher from
the pouition he fink."
In the mercante field. Myo the
writer—who himself has neveral poul-
tions open which he has been unable
to fill—there is unlimited chance for
the young man who wants to make
something out of himseif. For, once
he has learned a business from the
bottom up, he baa training that will
pay better in the end than the job
with the high salary at the atart
"It la more proftable to start tow
and have your ealary grow every year,
than to stick around the eame mark
or lose ground as time goes on. As
far ns horn go, we have a long day.
But if the work io congenial and the
employee knows he is getting ahead,
hours don’t cqpnt We generally turn
down the apdlicant whose first ques-
ton Is, What hours do I have to
workr•
"THE SHORr^lNE"
Convenient Schedule. For
information ank
T.W.BURNS, Agent
In.'
-
Ai 3 I
ercome. Get about four ounces of Jad
Salta from your pharmacit end fake a
tablespoonful ia. a glaas sf water be-
fore breakfast, continue this tor two
or three days. This will neutralize the
acids ia the urine so it no Mger to a
settroe of irritation to the bladder and
urinary organs which then not normal-
ly again.
Ja Bafts to inexpenmive, Nrlana,
There in more Catarrh la thia neetion
of the rountry than all other dineane
l at togtether, ami for years it was’pup
poved to be ineurable. Doclore pre
seribed Ineal rem dies, and by eonstant-
ly talling to cure with local treatment,
pronounced it ineurable. Catarrh ia a
Im al dhacase, gzeatly iufluenced by
onstitutionai co ditio - anl ixrfu
. . ires . rni ’ t-*
11. Il's Catarrh Medicite, manrfactured
ly F. J Cheney A Co., Toledo, Ohio, is
a eonstituklcnal remedy, in mken ia
teraally aad aets through the Blood oa
th*. Mueoun Surfse..af,the Byatem.
One Hundror Dollars rev mPkin offered
for any ye that Hall's Caterah Med-
irine faf te cui*. Had fy7 circulars
aad tetmoninls. 9
F J WHENEY ft €0,Toh. Io, Ohio
Hold VDrugnieta 30.
Hall's'emily Pi'fo roast ipaf fan
tavorsemont )
.... 'Bj’11 1”'—--
t. B BOONE PURCHASES
NEW BUICK AUTOMOBILE
Just wanting eomethina wil rarely
eMaia ft for you. You’vezottogoout
andtetitfor yoyrseif in an article
called "Incmease Tour Driving Powe"
to the American Magazine, e wrter
quates aa authority a» meyigi,- -
"After all, • man does what he
wants to de. Therefore, ho must be
taught a« a child and he muunt learn to
adult year to teach himseit, to want
to do lb* right thing and the big thing
aad le want it no herd that be to
bound to arrive at the wiehed-for goal.
Anybody con ait down and my. Id like
to be the bond of my company. or the
preaident of the United States or the
beet salesman in the world.’ That much
le euny. It is exneiy what the baby
does when It aits "on the fgor and
squulla fur a piece of candy. Hot It to
a very different thins from wanting
something no much that one is willing
to set about it and uudertake at once
the doing of the impossible. '
“The trouble with the overage man
le thet he dore eel want thing hard
enough. And one renson for thia le
that he lta« not been taught the value
of thta "wanting.’ He has not been
ahown in lite srhools snd in bis Kf*
that thau has tremendous resources tor
wanting end for willing, and that, as
he continues to win nm I will,«be will
find himseit uukhown and unsuspected
layers of energy. There le always
enough energy to supply a mnu’s de-
sires for success if he will tap the
mource of ll."
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