Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 32, Ed. 1 Wednesday, November 13, 1912 Page: 3 of 8
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'VRT'»VESr A V. XOVKMBBR 1::. If'l-
The Texas Penitentiary System
Tijii* in (.In- Lust or a Scries of Si vfn Aitielrs on fin* Texas l*<>nit«*■■-
(inries anil J’ffson Kncms, llif Laws Hoveming Sanif. the
■ Treatment of Ih'isoners, lliisini's* Management of the Sys-
j (fin, Siifin«“Ml<**l lin|ii'ovfinfills, Etc.
BY AY 11,1, II. MAYES.
Ath
CUTICURA
Soap and Ointment
No other emollients do so ninth
for pimples, blackheads, red,
rough and oily skin, itching, }0rf..rin« a
■ scaly scalps, dry, thin and falling
hair, chapped hands and shapeless
j nails. They do even more for skin-
tortured and disfigured infants.
The state pays out about .$l:!fl."l!0
a year under the new law to ronvic's
under what, is known as the ten
rents per (Item. Tills small sum L-
paii. to the convict's dependent rel.i
lives.' If lie has any If lie has no
relatives this sum is paid to him on
his dlsflmrse t com prison. Til ere
are some who would deny this pit -
tania to the convict's family or to
him. but there are very few in the
slate who would care to ileal in sum
a liarsimonious way with its prison-
ers.' A provision tor the forfeiture
of this sum for miscmnlint or vio-
lation of prison rules, lias a trilutatv
r . I*o t upon tlie (,iscipline. I’rovislon
i« also ma le for pitying I lie prisoncs
for overtime or for work re<|ulroil in
evireine n 'C‘n i!ins on Sun lay. In
siran of cum inn off this, ten cents |
per diem to well behave I prison
ri.. I would keep the minimum I
rinonnt tea mils per day and in tin ■
(lisriition of the prison officials,
i would stimulate those who are tun:"
* cap'll-to and who do bettor work bv '
litionai eoinponsn-
I 'on for extra lesulls. This poii - !|
works -wa ll in all outside ind11*-• l ri's, j
and should move even more efl'ieai i |1
mis in d'alinp, wita prisoners, many j
ol whom are keenly appreciative cfj..
! ant* provide for rf «inkiug fund out
Hf the etitniogs of the system.
1 (,ivc the presem law . wit,i a few
slight ' 1ihii:;i s mr ,n| tlie t me to
make a showing:' turnish the capital
I wit it which to operate the system
like other business enterprises would
!b> managed: continue the humane
''treatment of prisoners, exacting a:>0
| fair dealing from them towards tilt
state, and hotli the disc iplinary and
financial troubbs will be reduced to
] the mitilmtnn.
lMlitTO RICO'S YEW \V()M)ER.
From far away l’nrto Kieo eonu-
reports of a wonderful new dlsiov-
ery that-is believed will vastly bene-
fit the people. Humon T: Marcltan ol
Hat-f eloueta. writes “Dr* King’s .Yew
Discovery is doing splendid work
here. It cured me about live times
of terrible cough-, and colds, also m>
brother of a severe cold in his chest
and' more than others, who use:
it on my advice. We hope i.ns great
medicine will yet tie sold in every
drug store in Potto Rico." Fot
throat anti loiing troubles there t:
nothing better. A trial will convime
you of its merit Mir and $ 1 mi
Trial hot He free. (Inaranteed 1)
l.ankford-Kelili Drug t'o. Adv.
d.tw
ie iuteresf dflipwn in :ln mi; ir sir
•m and in the pri-ottf : >. coni I lis;i
a-, c■ had a beneficial effect
Tin -ystem lias outgrown it-el! in
tin. in css way. just as towns ana
IT .n i-
sii'em Mitbodisl Mn-cal.
« AUUouifh ruuour* poap and Olnt'i»#*r: art*
| until l>y (irURKiHtH amt dealers ovcrywliu.', a liberal
| sample of r,ifh, with 3i?-r»nvr bookie* on thr rare
• mid treatment of akin rind hair, will l t» r^nt. post-
* Irte. on appikatJuU to ‘ t'ottfura,” A. Iio*WN
I FIRE
' LIFE
HEALTH
ACCIDENT
TORNADO
INSURANCE
■*
131 N. Iravin St.
lack Eubank
eve a smaI! fa vors.
There are some of the provisions
of...the act, though. .Hint sm'n
real goo I, nurpose.
iiii.-iness ent 'rprls-.'s ft ;ir utly grow
beyond tlteir capital. Still 'much
no i greater development is Ip edml in <>’-
ITider t lie law. I '1 ‘«..... 1,1 l-vo.lne,- the In «
oil ,’iel who i results. I'.v t y man who has Irmselt
I, ,|H, .j,, | vndertaken large prolilc'ius under-
lie embalmed 1 elands how ibis can lie trm. In debt-
( duo.**** is itsidl o11 *n tli' ln'si m.i-
wjn n tli.‘ I’aiti 11\ of a
diflu in prison roqnosts
ooasod pi p om r mu-xt
and shippod to anv point in Ih stat1. ,
, 11 sired bv the ( Mat i vc.c, Dm expense D til ion of business i.PU'ii't uni U-s
, to- be borne by ,l,e slat,.. Sip li j ......""-v. “.....
j distim'tion is mu eotifet red upon ! “tm imancial problem
olhers who die a vu from home mo i with the- pnsop system
I
.
• *•*•»»*•*»
j Texas Traction Co.
t ilntiiscit! Sherman Dallas
I Inlm iir!mit l
Tlllilll (ill TU 1*1 IS
Nc»yy on Sale1 to
I JsIlON I!KI• I'M*
I \ M \sl I li STI:i!l!l I I
w \\ vii \tTin:
nil uncer-
c cell heel e<!
s th, be 1
way io handle ilia iron industry and
l lie slat - railroa I I do not know
at this writing just wliat Dovernor
tolciuin and the commissioners lia’-'e
done- as to tlie- lease to the i otitisyi-
vatijn parties, lint If a leas' nn b •
obtained, which docs not carry with
it an option of purchase at a low
price and which inures tile op ra-
t i-jn of tne Uig-li plan: at a t Ji ' rt'ti-
m'. beeps, the iron mile, active amt
gives the state railroad tonnage, that
.••tile's for llte present, tin* < hief
iroelie.-, at llttsk. I iin su.me that tins
kiud ect a coni fact will soon ac si’-'U-
e | !f 11 if it is not dotte, the stale
itself should at range to staid the
furnace irnd the pip.- foundry am. to
successfully finJiti<■ • t lit* iron indtts-
cpy there. I do not liesitat-i to S.l>
this, de-'pite the lac r that tltce have
in c-'i gric cons tnistak -s and fanures
i iti tli pus?, and my couclttsion
;w based on a laitdy close study ol
exit l ing y ondit ions.
The farms should receive the best
of attention and should lie cultivat-
ed along the scientific methods which
tin- stat • is paying so mil' ll to teach,
mil ,* itself so I it 11< practicing. 'I 1
me it appeals like lolly to: 'he
slate to spend thousands of dollar*
in teac hing modern agric ill'ut a1
me tlio ,s' and itself .adhere to anto-
applies all rigitl to work within Du ||„.i|„m ways, csp'itally when tin
prisott walls, but it works to ''"'i farms at litel;. at 11 nut svi I i. ■ and in
.slate’s d i sally ait I ag In farming riper | |.-orJ | y,. t), j 1U,| Brazoria counties nf-
• fit Ions. Every fattier in Texas will : |or(j s,,,. y, eye ilent nppori unit ies for
i i'll you that it '.."ill not snreess- j. i(( (o ;l tm dc-monsD at p what can
!it"y epertile a larm on a ten-hoer | j,,,,,. ,,,, 11,,. ,|.i|y. ■ cut soi's ol tins ■
[day t !• roii e lion * the y-iir In I b” j s,.. t ions I , y 'arm idioul I
poor lo met t t lie expenses of shlppit;g
ill dr remains to culler points, and
it is rather a maudlin suit intent that
tries to do more for prison o-s than
for others. • *
\tut lii-r prmisiott of the law r« -
c| ii ires Die state lo give I lie disclmrg-
e, omi t trans)!o tat.ion to any
point in Texas ra'icd lor hy Dim. !n-
stc.nl of the* pinrr from which h
was ,-entc t:c c'd. a.- under the old law.
Prisoners lake a Ivunnttge of this and
cat, for cic kets lo El i’aso. Amarillo
or Dalliarl, cash their tickets al
Ilocston or some ol m; ‘ neat by point
and p'e ket ; p. ir differene - This
pro\ ision is a tern ,u at ion to * tie
prisoners to. sinrl al once upon elb
hone si ways ami is a positive Harm
to him. besides cosling the state
some $1.1,nun a yunTrvu cording to
the prison cyl itmtUSs. J
There i“ one ifroV*«4d;i of the new
law inn mle.r to! guard tin- rights of
convicts, w ill It in my opinion really
work.- hardship on the state The
taw should be lounded upon tli'*
uls.oin anti experience, as well as
upon the habits mi l customs of th >
people, and.no effort should ha made
in treat convicts in any way bciioi
limit mini's following similar I pn -
suits am it.'tiled. The ten holtl1 law
SCI 111 ’ It V Ilf V I lo\
1‘
( t IM-
Ibiggage C’bei UecI Tbikiiglt
I <*r Informal ion, call upon or
illicit css,
.IAS. 1*
Cl! 1 I 'l l V.
(I. I'. \
Diillas.
i-'KAYK SMITH.
Agent.
Sherman.
Chili, er mot'll' the farmefs wo-k j ,(l ,xp..riuu'iual farm undei th
iiii'ii' I bait liu botirs a day: they do I m„>t pfahly trained nut nigemcnC
v 'I lo ■ • t lu i mi bouts in Hie spring : pp,, tjif p - nilciitiaries an '
or it-- !‘;p iic. should nuis,'"tv it - r
cut.,'nslea 1 of allowing the"i to
go to yv;;-.i" Conservation i oagresres
and fall. and in the winter car | ,
liiitdiy work oj"ht hours in dayligla.
To make an iuvariablt ten liotjr rule
I,,,,,***,*,*,-***'**-**'*
haw lint little effect, ii seems, upon
itself. The water- of tin Braz-
os ri<. or and ol Dyster Creek are
admit- tidy locat'd for irtigatlng vasl.
at ects of land, but tlie cotton and
.ail" parch for lark of water. Cane
lops make < will "id silage but Hm
i state ,. 'csti't own any pilot*. and
DROP IN
And sec us about those
LETTER HEADS
WorkPer|ect. Price Right.
throughout the year would prove
ruinous to farming and Ibetefore no
fanner nuron-ts i', I’ndor life new
law, con vie is on farms, a;, well a- in
tli pA'iitemiaries, can not !>e work*
mon tli in ten hours a day. except in
cafes of extreme and uuavoi .nidc
emerge try and lot sue li work tliec|
must lie paid ten rents an hour ! tn,u''-anils of tons of this Hue fatten-
Ti'i - ten hours mart Include t'nie j j y,.,,tj „0t,s |„ waste, while T*'\"-i-=
sptni in going to and returning from) ,.,\s j-i| , ,i,m rear for nu its for
work, and convicts must not be jt's |.].|solu.,... atid tiiiout $.*.n.diMi a
made to trawl fast w tiian a walk in v(',,u. fol- t\»i 4f fur its work stok $'i".
going to and ,-timing from the field;-. ,MMI p. |0r c loll) for
1 was told that tinder tills law tic |)|.|M11|(.rs- . lothc 'and for leathet
average wot king lime in sttmnier ,nr s|mcs Hint can just ids wit1
days-, is reduced to about eight atm j [t ■.<«• '<1 by the prison system,
it unart er hours'and in the winter- |,.|if ut the groccty bill of
win :i u- 1-esnliy rwiniri p that ••>(> i,,,,,,, ., y ltnc| the nu'al and
prifoners lie Inside tic uars below |-|out. ,,11j ,,f jtiu.uuu sliott! ! come
dink, the time is still further cut |Ml| n„, farms
down Last year in the midst of the )n a,yttion to furnishing them-1
li'irvesting seasons rains kept the ..p, . xvjtj, nlo(-| ,,f t'acir nw nsslt!''4
farm irinds in doors for seventeen frnm , |, , pc-nitt titiaries tin I farms,
days continuously, the men idle all |h(, ,,,,,,vj,is rmtld he utilized to sup
the time, yet when they went to ;i)| thi> ot,|1U,. inslitutio-s
wo>k again tic stale roll'd not get W'()) manv ()1- t|,e things they re-
even eight limit's a day from the la- Xot a tiling on the farms
hoi. ‘ Mum Id he allowed to go to waste
This provision was doubth"that can possibly lie used anvwh't"
iii.c.I with tiie thought of th- long :c. ntD anrige l.y the -’ate Yo •
ovcTliiue ai litifd lilhor on the rail u. use shout, ho spare I to tiring tic
p-crad contracts or on the contract , ,|uipncnt of Hie factories ate I "t
i,inns under Hie old system, bill it He fm iim up to ill |• t> '-■> tit day re-
ts proving a Iteai v drain on the i|uiremeiiis. even Ihottgb the iniHU1
itjilci fui'inp and one that other farm- mitlav to the state may be large
eip say they could licit stand In lln"r Hear in mind'that in the.se stm-
work. The law should lit' ani'nib'd '.mm inns no re Bert Ions tir ■ made
-i) tlnil tii average day's labor on u.c.u the adaiinisi r it ion o the < om-
the farms may he kept within ten missioners Went they have none,
hours, a'dowin? the prison nffi'ials and : re doing, with their limited c-
disc ration in regulating the hours '■> - cmt"'; and with t In* restrictions
llte seasons. Common sense business (ii r. t xv n around them, is little short
methods should prevail even In of- 0f man• Ions. Tl" commlsshineis
toils at prison leform. ;,ppc -n to be most capable men.
Sum arrangement should be eh.ubl h-** as cun as the state could
mad.' for freonetn \ isits to the p mi- find but iInn- arc limitations to the
lentinrles ant! farms uHltur from tl'"# aplitnd.-s and tile c-ipaldiili"s of -tit
governor ot from some other stale nun
official. These visits should not lie in my opinion.' which is men ly
hurried Inspection trips, but should off. red tot what little it may h
l.o of sufficient duration and fre- worHi. after only a fexv we-ks of rur-
'tiuencv to allow a thorougil" under- sory smuI.v of Hie situation.' Texas
n-Aiiriiug of the system and -H«,needs first-io pltu" its t*<»nltetititiry
beedc from -evry viewpoint. it ia | sjviem on u proper financial basis,
(rue ihal the law contempltites that [ \| piesent Hie t nmmissionera ere
Hie commis'-ioners shall look cla-iei* ! carrying large loans, for much of
aft.r peh it miliary matters' and they j wtiich eight per cent Internal is ge-
nre doing ll wrlj bill, they realiz ' the | im« pai
sue,it problems widi Which fltey have I lead. 1
Tlie witter has no desire to pre-
tend to give ttiis musical a writeup
that will do it justice', hut I feel lik
lending ti word ot appreciation, as a
visitor and sojourner in your b. anti
ful city. I and my friend thought it
worth while lo alien, this well an
uounced and w« 11 artange! music a’
affair. So early in the c veiling w
were seated in the mid t of a lurg
friend before it was half tbrou il
eh ii 11 li edifice 1 h a x • visited in Texas
in my itiree mouths sojourning. ’
The very sigh! of llte magnificent
bt'i! Ilcg till lighted with the finest
ligets science tut' "ive us. was ot
itself an Inspiration to a soul ot
vision. The gr'ail audience showed
their hunger for the feast that war
coming and they wa re not disap
pointed in the least. 1 said to my
It ietul ht fore it was half lliroug
that "tills beats the world in Texas,
alii sDtil*Tc.' drive the goom from <
titiIt'll angel.-'
The pastot read such a sotill’u
scripture lessob. so nnderstandingh.
wit it sueli p plain voice, and mttd«
smli a short si in pie, yi i spiritual
helpful prayer, that we felt that wt
were all akin in the spint an 1 sai
"Amen. ' The cltoir. compose 1 o'
four lacii'-s and four gentlemen, let1
i nr c cmgregal hart in tnat swee,'-’S
and dearest of ai! hymns "Abide
With Me.'
The great pipe olgail pi a.veil so
skillfully and the sweet voices ol
tli • choir made heaven's melodie-
ring through rlu co>i'idors of out
sou's till we thought we stir'ly muu
be standing in Solomon s Tempi
waiting for n ti'aiispari into tlie beat
inly temple, rtor lntrle with hand--
c t *' l Hill In I he'll ut veils. A aid' With
Me." "The Eventide " oil wlien wi.
I hose heart meltin'.’ cvbnls 'case tt
■omiotl and bb'ss me world? Yo'
till tin' he!Is of heaven ring and tin
curtains fall ant' every lost soul o
Velum's race shall have heard and
felt tlie spirit that gave it birth
And may tu avn's morning hroa..
and earths vain shadows flee in lee
in d "ith. (Hi lord, abide with me.
U' ot tiie select ions were ■() line, s
grand The out we love I most, ex^
i i pi "Event iae.'' was "O. Mull"*'
Dear, let usiilem." Words can no'
tell its patho? nor In tu ts its praise
Another beautiful selection. "I’nra
disc l.o-t." wat added to the pro
gram. And w- felt like it was para
elite regained Iml'orc it was finisned
I hope John Milton, blind pm t. heard
it u| ia I'l'tiven. Who knows Ini
what lie did ’ II' ('yes cut it se nov
bis lovely da light evs. who wrote
while he mused. lie can also be-
hold I lie King in Ids beauty." How
grand is iin tnoi t :t 1 ity.
Bui I must get back to that musi-
cal. Tin* music Mrs, Miller playec
was a c11"■ i•:11> effort. Those re l
flowers on tier teat caught my ‘Irish
eyes:" but Ibc low sweet tones coal
finale . out on tlie ether c nrielunn
the wlio’e earili with its lynipli. -out
my soul havenward till 1 saw tlie
harper's play ing oil tlm barns oi gold
and I lieuid tin- singers singing tl1'
' M n si, c.r tin Spirc-s.
What a least of soul and min I t'
was! An oasis in tite ciesert, tlirotign
which I am tra- ellng. And" ma;
Cod Idc-s-and make the Travi
Street Met hod i sc t c-h tl n ll alway
worthy of .-tu t) a place ot worsidt
and such mush al talent. 1 congrat
ii'.atp t hem all in tli.' splendiil el ion
to help tli" public anti enri lt ' nris
lian lieligion May we all meet m
tin' morning of the great new day
whet" the shadows lice away amt
tlie goo ibye m ver yiime. is the ear
nest wish ami of your friend' and fel-
low laborer " vinevard
.1 WIIITCOMli Ll l.l-’.Y
"T'EI I.S THE WHOLE STORY."
To stn th:i< I'oley's Honey an
I'm- (.'(impound is best for ■ hildren
and grown pm-oils and contains no
opiates tell only part of the tab
The Whole Story is that iuis Hie best
medicine for c onglis, c-oltls. eront
hronch it is and other affections of
tho throat, e Im I and lungs Stops lu
grippe, roughs and1 lias a healing and
.*nnlhlng i ff i. Remember the ham*
Eoiey"s -Honey anti Tar Compound
and accept no substitutes W. L. Bit
ting & Co. \dv. m-wf-wcYw
“The ('oiifessioH."
Tlie nhove Is the title to a new
(day t li ti t will be seen at the Sher-
man Opera House on Wednesday.
November I?,.
The players presented by the
management are certainly wort by
of attention of the discriminating
‘heater-goer; the list contains names
if people who have been engaged
•speeally for their exceptional abil-
ity.
The pikv as the title indicates, is
r.n the order of -'Quo Vadis" and
The Sign of the Cross." and it is
■it lea's! refreshing to noli* that
something is about to be presented
ri the public' which is away—from-
lte- class of plays with Ii have been
if a disgusting nature It has
been a matter of deep consldern-
‘lon when considering a night's en-
’■ertaiiiment at tlie theater of late.
to the propriety of taking one's
vil'e or those of tender years.
Th*' line of suggestive and al
ihics vulgar plays which have been
'resi-’ited for ptildic approval, have
legttn to pall.
"The Confession" is sin intensely
uman. powerful drtunsi its autiior,
lames llallerk Reid, s.ud its man-
igement are making no extrav.i-
:ant claims for their production,
mTering to let the press and pulilie
:e tlteir judges of tlteir efforts to
ueseut something really worthy of
cat ronnee.
"Smart Set.'
. , J
Among the many novelties lo bo
i en with "The Smart Set" roni-
■ anv. which appears at the Sher-
nan Opera House. Thursdav. Yo-
ember I I, are the Dixieland Drill,
I. Ragtime Jubilee in plantation
e.ngs. dances and contests, origi-
iil iiitertiretations of the Bitting
Ing. Teddy Rear. Society Rag and
ulier similar compositions that
live made t Ii is style of dancing tlie
age in Botham, the 21 musical hits
elidered by the prneipals with a
horns of Hie sprightliest little
'entities ever .brought together, the
peclaetilar battle between the In-
1 la ns and the soldiers and half a
core of exclusive features. This
eason the company will present
The Darktown i’olitieinn," wiHt
alum Tutt Whitney in the lejiding
ole. anil (hose who arc familiar
itli the wotk of this clever cotne-
ian. can immediately see the great
ossihilitles for Whitney in a pari
f this character. Tlie supporting
ast will include H'/tner Tutt.
mown cm* tv where as Hie bronzed
xponent of Cltesterfieldian ap
leat'anee, and Bliinche Thompson.
■ winsome printit donna of ii'cog-
ized aldlily.
it ill Yst ivs < \ si i \. t;.
luilge Would Not \ccept Money
lliui'l for the Negro I'ugilist.
Chit ago. Ill, Not. I:: I'njted
hales Judge Cirpeiirei' yesterday af-
ernoon refused $-lu,Ooo cash bait
or .lack Johnson, i'tampion pugilist,
'infilled in tlie county jail awao.ng
i.a! on charges of violating the
Maun act.
Tic $!o,(mu cash bond tvas of
ere. by counsel tor Joliusoii. Wlieti
was refused the lawyers- announc-
'd i lit tow sureties would bo of
ried t-lie government.
Would \i<I Jack Johnson.
Cleveland. Ohio, Yov Id. Claim-
tig that lie had been appealed to
■ y .la"k Jolyison to help secure tlie
; tier's relchse from tlie Chicago
rison. where Johnson i held under
c.dicli.o t.t for alleged violation .if
lie Mann while slave act, C. J.
t aw lord appealed- to Assistant
tilted States District Attorney llad-
lon tednv to know if bond for John-
on could be filed here.
Crawford said certain Cleveland
A'Crovii are willing to furnish $du,-
i(i(i txind for Johnson’s release and
hat their sureties would he for
iroperl y in excess of si no.mill, lie
refused to make public their names.
Iladdon expressed tli• opinion tIt:it
"nited Stales Judge Carpenter, lie-
fore whom Johnson's ease is being
'onsidered. might approve the bond.
Tawforel tonight mailed a letter to
lohnson. saying that Cleveland He-
roes are desirous of 'liberating him.
md saul that net ion would be delay-
'd itnt iI a reply w as reet ivecl.
KEEP TIIL CIIII IIIIEN'S
IIOWF.I S CLEAN NOW
0. E. GUINN
Hl.YNO TUNER FOR
Itlil'l Ivry UoRego,
('rti'r-Rurdetto College,
.Sherinun Music Co.,
That in it-elf is a gr>at
For lack of more funds many
to deal and that sui it visitation
prove lietpfu' to fjient. as well as tc
the prisoners. I am tdTd tiiai (lover
nor Colouitt in (lie first gov rnor yy'to
lias mndey(Midi visitations since Uov-
ernor l.anham was in olliee, It is
really too much to expc I the gover-
nor of Texas to do all this dnd alfeud
to Ills many other oiMeial duMes. Tlje
h:t viilt of Oorernsr Colqv.Ht ami
other rssetviial improvements hud
changes can not bo made. A city
laboring under such dissdvttnta u'-S
would issue bonds hearing a low rate
of interest and. mak ■ the retfuired
Improvements. Large .corporations
and business concerns of every kin i
would d<> the same thing. The stn'e
should, I think, I run* long tlim? in-
pnltc-'hry
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Sunday Sclmcil Wm-kei-s to Meet.
A county Sunday School conven-
tira of Cci'ayuin county of Sunday
school workers of all denominations
will he held at Van Alstyue cnin-
metieing Tuesday, Yov. ‘ifitli. at 2Hill
p. in. and continuing! through Wed-
nesday evening. It will he held un-
der Hu anspi , of the Texas Sunday
School association and W. Y. Wir-
cins. state sivretary, W, E. Hawkins
and Mrs. W Y. Wj'ggltis, field work
ers, will lie present. All Sunday
schools in (iravson county are re-
ftuest'i'd tot gelid one or more clele-
"ates,
REV E 11. HOLMES.
tW tor. cb risl in n Cb ti roll
REV J F. ARCHER.
Pastor Methodist Church,
[Eighty liars Urnyson soap $1.00.
Free delivery to any part of t'he
city. Roth phones W. D.
Lon’s whartcr, a^cr-t.
H longue i- coated, stotuacli sum-.
hi-c.-illi feverish, boxvels cleggcil
giic “Sy t it11 eel I igs."
( hildren dearly love to take dc
lic-iouH "Syrup of Figs" and noth-
ing else cleans and regulates tlteir
i,c• 11c11• t- little sloniaehs, liver and din
feet if -bowels so promptly and
thoroughly ,
Cltildn:n get bilious and consli-
'mlfd just like grown-ups. Then
Miry get sick, the tongue is coaled.
domac-U sour, brent it bad they
don't eat or rest well: they become
'everisb, cross, irrilalde and don’t
want to play. Listen, mothers—
for your child's si'ke don't force the
little, one to swallow^ nauseating
•aslor oil, violent calomel or harsh
i l ri t ii tc I s like Cathartic Pi I Is. A
teaspitoonful i f Syrup Of Figs will
have your child smiling and happy
•unlit in just a few hours. Syrup of
Figs will gently clean, sweeten and
regulate the stomach, make the liv-
«t active and move on and out of
the bowels till the constipated mat
ter. the sour bile, the lout, dogged-
up waste and poisons, without
causing cramps or griping.
Willi Syrup of Figs you arc not
drugging or' Injuring your children.
Being composed entirely of luscious
figs, senna and aromatics ii cannot
be harmful. Full directions for rliil-
dreti -o# ptt ages and lor grown-ups.
printed on the package.
Ask your druggist, for the , full
name '-Syrup .of Figs and Elixir of
Penna" prepared by the California
Fig Pyuttp company. This Is Hie de-
licious taming, genuine old reliable.
(AdvJ nt-tT Refuse anything, else offer-^—Adv.
*•*•••-*- t
Your surest guarantee
of physical and mental
vigor is go food
The day is past
whi'ii growing chil-
dren and languid,
nervous men and
women, parttfkc of
unwholesome and
heavy, improper food
that overtaxes their
digestive organs and /ML™,
impairs their entire
system.
All scienlists and
[iliysicians agree ilia)
most of the human
ills originate in a mis-
treated stomach; that
the surest guanmtee
of physical and mental vigor is good food.
I)f. Price says “Eat right and you will feel
right,’’ and in . *
DR.PRict'sif LORAIN food
lie Iris given you :i comUiiuiticMi ol\\Yrheuij, Oats,
Hicc atrI Harley—an easy-to-tiigest, notirisliiiig i'ootl
11i:it will sill isly every tleitiaiul ot nuiscle, nerve,
Imiin and iipjielite.
A LORAIN ned If---. Ht.'tn
Gel a pack.'ige Itutu \ciur gmeer today.
imc cent ft sieving:—
flLGRAIN
HEADQUARTERS
X r-'
For Fresh and Butter
New I’lcelie 10«; Old I’bolie TOP.
lliui'l Forget the I’lnci--
I'JO | South Montgomery Street.
ED TAYLOR
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Luncheon Service
MUNI .
('hicl.eti Sjtmln ic It
Hum.................................
Items! Reel..........................
Brick ( lici'M- ................ .......
Delicious llnl I hocolnte ..............
Hot < offee I.ml C..ike...................
Hot < 'offee.................... ........
mi rest in mi. rm.
C. CAMARINOS
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io.
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llte
10.
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A NEW SHIPMENT OF COFFEE
Batavia, Arabian,
Mocha and Java,
White House, Pathfinder,
and White Swan
HARDAWAY-MUSE
The Reason Why
You should giyo us your (Imct-ry business is that we can
sn\(‘ you money. \11 \\e ask is a. trial and we have no tear of
l ho results Our goods an* all flottn and fresh and will fie d*~
liNofod 1 inmediatoTy. Call old phono it. New phono ■
Embry & Son
ft‘JR Sotillc ,Mimt«<*niriy SI reel
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HEMOCRAT WANTS MAIL SAI L YOU nlONEY.
West Side Ki|tiure.
C ......... .„ . -4-4- *—
Just revel viM^ a
sbipmeut RI UKF.YI:
I NTT’ItATI tits. Stop
jcticl look ill them.
The Texas
Seed Breeding
Farm
J. li. MilrUell. .Ir.. Mgr.
Old riutlie K77: Xew l*ti..»i> .'77.
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