The Dublin Progress. (Dublin, Tex.), Vol. 28, No. 15, Ed. 1 Friday, July 17, 1914 Page: 7 of 10
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KKCEI YEN NOT in:
Representative* of four county com-
mlaaloner*’ court* met at the crossing
of the San Antonio road on the Ngv-
jaaota river and took the drat step*
toward making the old San Antonio
and Nacogdoches road a great high-
way. Robertaon county wa* repre-
sented' by all the county coimnlsaion-
era. Brazos county by the county
judge and the commissioner of the pre-
cinct adjoining the crossing, and Mad-
ison and Leon counties were each rep-
resented by their coiutnlaalonera
The several commissioners. In exec-
utive session, decided to tlx the Nav-
aaota river bottom so that It wljl be
passable at all ordinary times, there
being a stretch of about a tulle which
will require a lot of work
An engineer will he employed to
locate the most leasable route through
the bottom and make an estimate of
costs, which will be apportioned among
the four counties In proportion to the
tax valuations
The party then took up the matter
of organizing an association which
shall have as Its object the assisting
In the creating of a great highway
across the state to allow approximate-
ly the old llo.val Highway from Nacog-
doches to San Antonio. Temporary
organization was entered Into with
County Judge .1 T. Maloney of Bryan
as chairman.
The old San Antonio road was laid
out during the early settlement of ’lie
country by the Spanish, long before
the 1'nlted States became a nation. It
was known as the King's Highway,
and was the main thoroughfare across
what later has become the state of
Texas. So thoroughly did the high-
way become established that many
counties have tills road as a boundary
line, and hundreds of land lines ar-
determined by the old San Antonio
road
This old road was laid out at a time
when the state was all open, and P
was possible to select the most feas-
ible route across the state
The association was forme.' for ' e
purpose of perpetuating ill's historic
road, opening I* 'o tr.Hf1 ■ at points
where It Is cot passahli and putting
it at nil points in first-class lepnir.
DISTILLERS AHEAD ON HOO/.K
WILL DELAY OPERATION
THE LANDLORD MUST HAVE HIS
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More than half the distillers to Ken-
tucky, according to Information made
public have agreed to Join In a mow.
merit that will reduce the 1914 output
of whiskey 20,000,000 gallons on at -
count of the large stocks and >ve,-
pioductlon during the past live year,*
Ohio, Indiana ami Illinois distiller i
aiso are said to he taking like steps
and Ipstead of beginning their 1914
izrnufacture In November or Deceni-
ber will postpone operations until
January and will then make only one-
heif the usual output
Distillers are pointing out that d<
] ressed demand is no. respouslld • for
•tie proposed curtailment. Tl: v sty
statistics show consumption of vl:
key has Increased from 2ii.iimt,imii gal
Ions to 35,000,001) gallons In the past
four years and that In the same time
production has Jumped from 20,000,000
to 46,000,000 gallons. "The idea."
said one distiller, "Is to let the demand
catch up with the production
TELLS Or VOLCANIC ACTIVITY
CAPTAIN DESCRIBES ERUPTION
Further details of the tremendous
volcanic activity in progress along the
AUaJcan peninsula, west of Seward,
and reaching to the Aleutian Islands,
were given by Captain McMullen of
the steamer Dirge, which brought first
news of the outburst
July I a new crater had opened on
the north side of Mount Sblshaldtn,
the most westerly of the three peaks
reported In eruption Flowing lava
had cut a wide path through the snow
for miles down the side of the mount
Mount Hhlshaldln. which Is on I’nlniak
Island Is one of tile most active vol-
canoes tn the world, and has been in
almost continuous eruption for years
I’avlof volcano, on the Alaskan pen-
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NEGRO WOMAN LYNCHED
HILLED WHITE CMULB
Koaa Carson, a nsgress, was taken
from jail at ElJoree, near Orangeburg,
S. I'., and lynched by a mob. Sll*
is said to have confessed to killing
the 12-year-old daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. I) F Bell The child was beat-
en to deatli with a stick of wood.
The negrews was taken to the scene
of the crime by the mob and hanged
to'a tree Afterward the body was
riddled with bullets. The alleged con-
fession was made just previous to the
hanging. Searching parties found th*
body of the murdered child early Sun-
day
The child disappeared late Saturday
while she was going to a field to drive
home a cow Suspicion was directed
insula. w**»t of the Shumagin Island. j toward the nearest*, ow ing to trouble
1 100 miles southeast of Mount Sliisald-
; «jln. was* also active when the blrgo
! passed The action of Ravlof was pe-
culiar. the mountain throwing out a
! black ash. a light fall of wlmli was
(noticed oil the blrgo Ravlof whieh is
'less actlvt than Shishaldin. lias m»t
i Immui in eruption siio e 1912
The pUKSsllgelH Oil I lie I»!rgO SMI'!
j that fishermen reported two of tin' s.\
j craters in the mountain ridge w« st >'
I book inlet, known as Mount t'at.iin.
iha\e been emitting ds-ns*' \olum*'s "r
, sulphur Iad<mi smoke, hut non
<»t!i•’r sra'eis havs* been intn.
The \ i»!< anon ars' ho tvm« •• i•
s i v i i i/at loti that no a< > ii: ut t-
urn 1 *«• k« ;*f of r hso r a* t. a i t > nut
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1 s-11r < uif burs* of Kat ami I in*
when Kosl'ak island and *:,* oil
: tnaiti larui *♦».■ w.» a
!a v»t of \ op all i« i s1
hIis* l.acj with the child's family, and
. 1 is■ and lisT sister were arrests*d A:i
soon ,is ths arrests became generally
known a moh was formed, mars lied ro
ths Jail, hatts-fed in ths* door and took
possession of t!i*» two women The
sister <»f tin a<' used was later releas-
es! w hen shs* i> said to havs* admitted
that »♦ • i sister klllsMi the child
About t Int i a negros'S watched ths*
1 a in !iiig but ofiersMl no rs'sistance.
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.Statement of Ownership, Management,
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THK IM KI I> rUOt.HFSS.
published weekly at Dublin, Texas, re-
quired of the act of Aug. 24. 1912.
J. S. Daley. Editor. Managing Edi-
tor, Business Manager. Publisher and
Sole Owner.
Known, bondholders, mortgagees and
other security holders, holding one
per cent or more of total amount of
bonds, mortgages, or other securities:
Dublin National Bank, Dublin, Texas
Mergenthaler Linotype Co, New
York. N Y
.1 S DALEY.
Publisher. Etc
Sworn to and subscribed before me
this 24th day of March. 1914 H. E
Brown, Notary Public, Erath County.
Texas. My commission expires June
1st,. 1915.
If everybody knew Jim I»wry as
well as we do there would not he a
vote cast against him in the July pri-
mary lit* is honest, abb*, big hearted years ago b> Muximilliati Mover
and true. Man never held a heart ' ancestor of her late husband, L
Mrs. L <’ Meyer, mother-in-law of
W A Tomlinson, who resides in Mar-
lin. has , a pipe made two hundred
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more attuned to sympathy for all man-‘ Mover Maximilllan Meyer lived In
kind, or more general in devotion to Hannibal, tbrmany. and made t*:i.*
sentiments that enrich the world with (pipe in Hie year 1714 If is handcars-
NEAR DEATH
BY SMOTHERING
Bit Husband, With Aid of Cardoi,
Effects Her Delireruce.
says: "I sutlercd for y«in^
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but then I would net worse again. Pirn
ly, my huabsuid decided he wanted me
try Cardut, the woman's tonic, ao
ItdTd men
Draper, N C —Mrs. Helen Dalton, of
this place, says: "I suffered for
with paint in my felt side, and
oMen almost amother to death.
Medicine* patched me up (or awhile
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b to
cman's tonic, ao he
. 'a bottle and I began using it.
s____ ' more food than aD the medi-
cines I had taken.
I have Induced many ol my friends to
try Cardui. and they all eay_they have
been bensliicd by Its use. There never
tea been, and never will be, a medicine
to compsre with Cardui. I believe It I*
• good medicine lor all womanly trou-
Por over 90 year*, Cardui has been re-
Ht’S auderings and building
i up to health aad strength.
d*»c<U of (’hrlHtlnn charity The Tex-
an delegation In congress will 1m
strengthened by his elts-tion Mln**ola
Monitor
Jim Ieowry tleserves any stKt-ess
that he may achieve. He is jiiHt plain,
honest Jim Isowry with a head full *>f
good hard horse sense any time you
meet him. He Is a well poised man
and true to the right as the needle to
the pole. He feels that he is a broth
»*r to every man and delights in rend
ering a valuable service ft* all me i
His olertirhi to congress will broaden
the field for his work Van Alstvne
I reader
Texas will elect on the 25th of July
two congressmen for the state-.»'•
largt* There art* a number of oandi
dates, but voters must remember u>
vote for only two of them The Ban-
ner hopes that Its readers may see
fit to make lion .1 II i>owry of Honey
Drove one of the two they will vote
for in this contest He is a plain, hon-
est man. He is brilliant and his pres-
ence In congress would add power to
the Texas delegation Ills lift* has
been a blessing to many and a real
benediction to the young men and
young women of Texas for whose ed-
ucation advancement he has labored
ineeaaantly. Make him one of the two
you will vote for as congressman-at-
large —The Troup Banner
ed in wood and is of beautiful design
Originally the pipe had a silver mount-
ing, tint this lots lieetl loS! ()tl|*|
wis« the pipe is in a good state of
preser v at ion
The pipe has bee, i handed d * ■’
from generation to generation of
M. v or famil v L F Mev ei h; u i • I.
t he w it h him to A merit a a!> • i‘
I soon after which turn- he e:t
listed m the I nloii army !'!»•• house
in whieh \|,» x'inil! li.tn Meyer lived n
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Whenever You Need a General Tonic
Take Grove's
The OKI Standard Grove'* Tastrlea*
chill Tonic i* equally valuable a* a
General Tonic because it contains the
well known tonic proper! ie* of QUIN INK
and IRON. It act* on the Liver, Drive*
out M*l»ria, Knriche* the Blood and
Builds up the Whole System. 50 cent*.
HI IT. DENOI'NI'ES W.UEHItt
I LAIRS IH SOI L RENTKO* l it
ror ovtr 90 jrCM, Csrdui hss
Ifevtng woman’s sufferings ind
kfrcsfc wome* up to hetlth sad s
II you an « mms, gtvs Its lair trial,
should surely help you, as U hss ■
Oat • botdt of Cardri to-dgy.
Denunciation of the present systmn
uttered by Dr J. II Francis, superin-
tendent of schools of l»» Anseles,
caused a sllr amona delegates pri s-
ent at t))e National Kducatlon As-
sociation
"God bless the girl who refuses !u
study algebra, a study wbK'l) causes
many girls to lose their soils. was
one of Dr. Francis’* siatenien s. ’ The
at erase literature teacher has no soul
and little brain," he continued It I*
a wicked waste of a child’s life to
compel him tn study with her
'Most of our teachers are sob*h
ejmllstB, would-be scholars bille t be-
hind the word coqversatlsm, afraid
of any new msthod because It would
show her ignorance.
T'roitrea*, too, Is blockesl by the
Jtrtat civic, religious and polltlcd ln-
tercata.
"r would rathor send my child to a
teacher with a soul than to one with
brain* whose only object Is to have
the child reach*lhe answer In the bach
of the book.
"NlB»»Wntba of our Immorality is
due to damage done by teachers to
hoys hod girls befort they reach high
Boy h go wrong, I »d»<- ;i u t»* • of imv
life, w Inch ih arttflfial '!• toMioMit *
ami Mats, whnli hav«* aupplaiii*'*!
hoim*H loo few play grouu.ls .« m • 1
oily park.-* Tlo* a t-rage pollrt-Min,
whom Ih*- hoy ffgarili* an his »n my j
Th** rourfH w.hU’h iir<- Hhrii ami ma
('bine-1 ikf I’ifMMit ilay mIio«)I *>**!.■ n
vvhi<‘h falln t.> Ijo!<1 tht* inI♦m **ht o' t •
boy*; (livor<* Iv their parent*. wl'Vh
tl r I ve- them o L'f Htreetg Kxplo' .»
Bon by child l 'nregulut»* 1 i»*
nation TIo-h** .vere the reanon.x
Hlgi f‘d by Pro! W t' Fink of Oher''oi
(’ollegt* heftire the Sunday a<hooi
V. erkem I it hi if *i t • He riviMiiimn s
a t ig brother .n every block :»* reg„
Ian* iht* work and play of his vimt.g-
.')• fellow H
KOKM HTIIMi POSH ME*
PI. A > > FI) FOK STV FISH YF>
American men who prtffens to fo|-)
low faahton n tl»»cre,. will wear hui'h
of the Engllrih or form lining modelh
thin fall ami winter, according to
Htandardn approved at the Nation il
AioioHation of Manufacturing (’loth
ler« and Iw-hIkiomh nnm-iKloii
Overcoati* will have the Fren* h
hack and will tie double hreuMted Tin*
balamaeaan, h*> popular lant aeaHou
aUo wan approvetl aint with alight
modlflcaiiofiR an ill again he wt»rn thL
fall
4'oata are to be single tireaated. tut
In ainigly at the waiat line and Juhi
a trilie ahorter than lam aea§on wuh
•oft roll lapeU and three button*
Tromcri are to be nhapelv and of.
medium width.
Several delegates were of the opin j
ton that the popularity of new dances
waa responsible for the demand for
form fitting clothing
<*OI B MM kF I is Mil Ml
l> DF \B s> IKK 1 V lit \sx
That snakes swallow lirighi o!*j*t ts
has been d'MiioMstrated by T*»m HiM'»w.
a farmer near Pans. Texan, w inm h*
killed ,i large snake with his hoe Fri-
day* 1,1 H1
tO UHe til*’
a bulging
v eat i gated
gold lot Ret
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arrants ' t he a rr« at ot < h.i r le.
K Field,
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Rib a A
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Lir*• Friday at the requent "* loin, \\
Rf* -‘nri. I nife | >taf« k .ittorneA at S.m
Fr.iioisro Tin- < harge against i!
four is fin- .1:h.|«ihure of nuli'ary y
■ ret h ’I !,<• penalty is ten 'earn :m
p' nmi'llf or a J1 ".non fine fur hu> h
d t •*« ( *h 11) *• if made abroad, and on*
a • ■. i' or a fli.e ,.f $1 "«»" if made :n the
I Ul'ed St.lt* H
I:, April !..«• Sun net Maga/in*- pu -•
I i** i' (1 an art I'd** mi it I*aI. Fa;, i to
I’.Uiima < '.illlil Ih* |>eM I'oVed l-‘ro;ii ' ! < e
Air”
R* produi tIoiih of photogr.iphn :ak* :i
’■ "Mi an aeroplane and allowing hoii.<
of the fort ifbuat ions of the .ana! /on t
an I of th** San Fran* ih* o I * r * • h i . 1 i «» a«
lompanied th*' t**\! Ah noon n* a «op\'
••I the number wan .all*-d to flu a*
fell? 'on of f he war depaMllieu: it e
i|ue*r#*d Prenton fo mv< hiigat*>
M: Field h (1»*f*Miae wan that Hu
photogruph allows no a< fual fortifl* a
fi.*r. **. only prelnuinarv w..rk t«* .»
for ’ N!r Pr«*Mton r**pl u d llv • ,ie
a't "f Match .1, 1911, simgrenn mad*
if i violation of a plian ntafut*' for
a ■ - iBan to take or pu !>!:*:, phot»
grapliH of auv for t Ificat n»:i w VeHi*’
. • ni;»1 ♦ ■ t♦ or in proi'eHH .if .oiiHtru*
f*-otnnion language of t*-iiH
sanda of people in Pab-Htnie It :s t
tnedium of instruction m many .-mJiooIh
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one appear-* from tlno to time. ThfT
an genuine, true, and full of human
interest.
CONSTIPATION.
Its Cause and How to Cur® It
fa Ik
'«u a er ri mii
op*'ii*-d firo-
fainting arid
W « ;ipon ami
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Failing e d i
w "iu**n
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V list! lisck Makes l ife nUemhle
Hsny Duliliii People.
Th.
a r r «•«.!
' h
•d
•ad !)|t. k i
• urtleu at
I 14 heft a v hu
nlghi w ns-n
den
b**ti 11m«
ti
Ohoot*.-
Hi“t a« hothernom** in f!i* morning
Fvs-r try M»wn »» Kuln* v Pills for it”
Know they are for knluey ba. k
a* • and for ot her kid to v do*”
If a mi don't, some HutvTin p«>«>ple «|. *
M*u»d a « uh«* of It
Mr* A J Spen* rr VN Ft iiu i) ht
I Mi 1*11 o, Texas *jiy* I hud a s*'v«*t.'
psiti across the small nit hs* k, due
__f‘* *<v»k kidneys and l noticed that
NOTABLE HKIN GRAFTING (I II! I'1"’ kl<ln*>' •ccrctlon* «.n> In Ka.)
SIAN HAH NEW |N( HEN "h“1"’ 1 ma'1" “P »'* »''"«• t» try
...............- ! l»»an * Knlru-v Pill* and «ot a at
Hcvcntmn months from the tlnu' hclihs Overtoil I>rt.K Co I could {pel
wa* admitted to a hospital at Pitts ] that thc.r were doing m« good from
tnirg, Pa., K'verlv Jacobs of Charleroi
Pa., wa* discharged with eighty square
Inches of new skin Jacob#, while
employed In a mill, wa* frightfully
burned His father and nine friend*
gave the cuticle which saved hlg
life.
Hurgeon* regarded the eaae as one
of the most remarkable In the history
of shto grafting ’ .
Lat 1 >*,» mu, h
St<»ma, h Irr U bloated
.4'1 out of sorts,
Don't (er! l.kr to-d*V Goes*
Cvr anotbrr rase <.f luInVnsnekv
' Take an. tluog*"
' A>s. some jAlld: lAif tro rMifti; Wft*
pose 1 in getting IronflstL Ncftietitties t.
double the dose, then theV pliysic me so
hard I m tr>e< weak to work Think I'll
have totrv something new "
' liver tr_> I'rii kly A»b Bitteyaf”
"No; t’r't lK«r<l a jj.so<1 deal gbont it,
but never tried it "
"Well, you'll be pleased with the re-
sults •*
The purgative action of Prichiy Asia
j pitteis iuA only remove* harrl impac-
tions, g»s and utipwiitma, hutst strengtls-
i ent the muscular action of the bo we Is
a luch cause* then to move regularly.
, Prickly Ash Btsteg# It a bowel tonio
Politicians of Til Larne, ft. Kansss1 rr'iul,,or ,u **» trOM* •«*••' If '
are worried ,.m the refusal of women I pMWnote* dally eWacttsUOUs, AataWfeltea
to register so lino mav rote at th. j healthy niovemlthe* khrl Is fbe felt
wt iitf*- w i<W* primsrv rlrn't l<*n 1o 1»<* h-Hrtl «fn°wti remi
on Auk 4 In
of the first and 1*04*0nd olsss in tho
stslf* voton* tnusf r«*Kl«tsr 1 (1 hr
can partlripHtf ip tho ^rltnkry Vbro’
iK t r 1 k i» g
11 * 11 D I V -nj’l ' 1 li h
Nt>uif*:i Mirtdf i, 1
tilt! < • M > ! A hi .1 ? *'
w < r i- M. >r • ' 1 h»'\ h ad k
. cr ti*' tl •'!*»»'r a <*i (t
livers* mother di*ti
:»K<» and BMt iili h**r pr.-p.-rtA • .
• *n. cutting nff ihcj; t * ug li ’ <>r *
TIjIr crudimI nni.ii f«•• *!! 11 k a -.I
c**r« bollovr* it In in part f«'“i*<»ii
for ttir friig(»dv
hlltlH AAOKHAING POIITItlAN**
KEEP I I A III Its t.l | SHIM.
lusty for disordered HI|festfeiA>,
sort a . onktlhkted fcsVh.
l|enivn,
all the Cities and town* I fUtnfenve and a < onstllwited haV
1 : -cm ■ nr:‘tit-tf. ri.f' nm
D M niMdtvreMat.vd ; iwMtsnt. tt*. sayw** •!»
the 14 Agy. ■' p*rtrc«|r w4JWsg,,ga;
the first and by the lime I had finish-j than 300,000 women have the right to th'AY**
ed the lw»x, the soreness In my hack
had left, Yo»l mg* continue to use
the endorsement I have given Doan's
Kidney PHI* before.’’
I’rkc# 50c. at all dealers Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy—get
Doan a Kidney Pllla—th# same that
vote and probably VShJMO vrf these live *"<t boArtk.' iNrivk u*ed‘fr
In the cities and tow-waj
The columns of imwy nAWUpafatCs Ift
many cttlca art filled w*t*> fWAIs UNY-
tng women to NCMte* <hfcf<*W*f'.E«ly W:
The Indlffen
r m
of tht* %dmen -WNWAr/ ,w‘
SMvtk«« a*'the MsS fa/ ihslltM SIHssa 1
-and Ur** sMaga *v*
j C A .v
Air* Hpencer had Foafer-Mllburn Co..! not know what to
Props, Buffalo, N Y. '«
rylng th* mMrrtMdMnt!, 'fT’Mfri'Ggn
t»f thd ttiit-
-U.t ku
k».ij....... 'i -e)*' kOH
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