Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-EITHTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 3, 1919 Page: 6 of 8
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Say« Hixson Lady Wbo, Cn Doc-
tor’s Advice, Took Cardui
And Is Now Well.
Hixson, Tenn.—"About 10 roars apo
I was...” rays Mrs. J. E Gadd. of
this place. "I suffered with a pain In j
my left side, could not sleep at night |
with this pain, always dn the left
side... .
My doctor told me to use f'ardui. I j
took dne bottle, which helped me and
after my baby came, I v.as stronger
and better, but the pain was still
there.
I at first let it go, but began to get
weak and la. a run-dowu condition,
so I decided to try some mord Cardui,
which I did.
This last Cardui which I took made
me much better, in fact, cured me. It
has ten a number of years, still I
have no return of this trouble.
1 feel it was Cardui that cured mo,
and 1 recommend it as a splendid fe-
male tonic.”
Don’t allow yourself to becomo
weak and" run-down from womanly
troubles. Take Cardui. It should sure-
ly help you, as It has so manythou-
santlB of other women In the past 49
years, Headache, backache, Bideache,
nervousness, sleeplessness, tired-out j
feeling] are all signs of womanly trou-
ble. Other women get relief by taking
Cardui. Why not you? All druggists.
NC-12J
GREEN
FANCY
By GEORGE BARR
McCUTCHEON
Anther of -GRAUSTARK." "THE
Hollow of her hand,"-the
PRINCE OF GRAUSTARK." ETC
Conrads by Dodd. M«4 ud Coauur. iu.
"Mr. Barnes, I cannot answer unj |
one of your questions without joopar j
dining a canSe that is dearer to im
than anything else in all the world. J
am sorry. I pray God a day muy sooa
PROVISIONS OF DRY
BILLS* ARE DETAILED
| .stead of tonight you would hjive
found me dead, that is all. Now you
i understand.”
‘‘Good God r "Ton—were to bit fpreei ’
into a marriage with why, It. is tin " Wa^ington. June .3, The chief
most damnable— difference between the prohibition en-
“O'Dowd God bless him. was tny forccnifiit hills introduced lit tlie rtdti-
only champion. He knew iny father. ■ ate by Mena tor* (Sheppard aud Jones
H»’—” for Washington deals with' the defiui-
“Lteten!" he hissed, starting to hi* , that of intoxicating liquors - and are
feet. ] designed to bring, before the eommit-
"llon’t mover came from the dark- u'v two bleu- orohildtiug the sale of
I ness outside. “I have me gun leveled. |i,,ui*ls.''l.""H'nills “■‘Oiiol which may
I 1 heard me name taken in vain.
: Thanks (of the blessing. I was won-
dering whether you would say some-
thing pleasant about me—and, thank
the good Lord, I was patient. But I'd
j advise you both to sit still just the
same.”
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(Chiropractor)
Second Moor Commercial Bank
Building.
Office Phone 117.
Residence Phone 11M.
Hours, 8 a. m. to 3 p. m.
OLD SHOES MADE
HEW We are sti11 in the shoe
. repairing business—same
stand, same good workmanship.
dive us your business if you want
satisfaction.
MODEL SHOE SHOP.
North Bide Square.
OLD FALSE TElTH
Even if broken, We pay from $2.00 to
$85.00 per set. CASH for Crowns,
Bridges, Silver, Gold, Platinum now.
CASH by return mail; goods returned
if prices- unsat isfaetory.
Berner’s False Teeth Specialty,
22 Third St.. Troy, N. Y.
mlfl-lm
'J*'. js " 'A
' Ti*T""T r " ■ 'immmirni
WANTED-
U. S. LIBERTY BONDS -■
Highest Prices paid for all
Issue*. Wire or writ#
B. B. WILBANKS,-
PHONE 88.
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Cnre Commercial Nnlioual Bank.
Sherman, Texas.
To the 1 >ciii ernt:
Whitenxk. June 2.—”- weather
j has been very inifnvVirah!' for farm
work the past ton days, and as a re-
sult of so murli rain crops are suffer-
ing for work. Worms are still doing
! some damage to the cotton, ifn rouging
to shell an extent that it is necessary
for some to replant some of their
cotton yet.
Harvesting wlill lie in ftdf sway in
a few days if the weather clears up
so the ground will dry sufficient for
the hinders to pass over the ground.
The grain crop is good but a eontinn-
nnee of wet weather will seriously
damage the crop.
It. X. McMahan. .T, .T. Clark aml'C.
XT'"* v '.Tv','''1'1 is’i’ihitted. The same
team of \\ <>. A\. Camp. No. !l. Nlier- J....
man. attended the W. (). AY. itnvoiJ-
ing at Whitow'rigiit Sunday,
.Mrs.,.1. It. Rutherford visited Mrs.
AY. ft McMnlian Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Clark and lit-
tle daughter visited the former's broth-
er. It. Clark, and family of (ink
Grove. Sunday.
AA’itl Barrett went to Tioga Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Clark visited tin*
former's parents. .Air. and Mrs. H. K.
Clark. Sunday.
Miss I.ouise Miller of Fairview
visited Miss Olelln Bonds Sunday.
iir. and Mrs. C. J. Patterson and
family visited the former's brother,
and family of Ethel Sunday.
Miss Annie May Clark is visiting
relatives at Burk.
Airs. H. G. Wallace and little daugh-
ter, Mildred^ visited her sister. Airs.
lie used for beverage puiixmc*. Senator
Sheppard's bill strikes at. patent modi*
vine;- which have been known to be
used In proldUltlon dial riots for “jag“
purposes and deals with the liquids
on tile leverage -basin. witliotif regard
lo the amount of alcoholic content.
The Jones lull restricts sales to these
containing 1^, per cent, of alcoiinl by
v.duBie. A number of States have
ndoptwl tlie ntundarti fixed in the
Sheppard hill, and the advocates dcciu
it necessary Unit a similar standard
lx* adopted tinder Federal prohibition,
lu 'Ike end, however, both measures
propose to give effective regulation
ngninst. alcohol as a leverage and
carry a si riel code for tlie* enforce-
meiit of the uiit-ioiinl umeiulroent as
well as war-time ppahildtion., AA'lthout
legislation of this character. Senator
Sheppord says, prohibition would vir-
tually lie a.ib'yd letter,
Tliere is provided a method of do-
lermininft whether the alcoholic prep-
arations arc capable of lining used'for
lieverilge pilcposert. Provisions of tlie
act ijre not to 1m> construed to prevent
the manufacture of cider for purpose
of making vinegar, or nonjntoxlmtlng
eider for sale, which is not subject
to payment .of the Fulled States retail
liquor dealer's tax. Manufacture and
kale of denatured alcohol or denatured
ruth for industrial or mechajnieal arts
right is ne-
iii tlie manufacture of medical
preparations in accordance with for-
mulas of tin* i'nited States IMiavitnioo-
poeia or national formulary of the
American Institute of Homeopathy,
unless stick preparations are potable
or capable of being used as a bever-
age, nor is the net designed to pre-
vent sales of alcoholic patent medi-
cines which ■are nou|Kttable and not
capable of being used as a beverage.
cellar* by persons as a provision I
j against n long dry spell. Stfeli |>er-:
i sons art* s'qfe from molestation so long :
I as Jliey do not use their ' private |
storks to violate tlie law. A search ami j
so Up re provision is provided, but
would not apply to private i-osidenees
unless an affidavit is signed by two
or more iieisons that intoxicating
liquors (ip sold in tIn* residence, in
other words, the residenco Ui safe so
loug, as,it |s not used a*. a plan' of
resort under tile common ucceptuntv
of the term. ’ .
The iieualties for violating .the law
are. first offense Slow to ifobO fine;
second offense. $200 to $1,000 fine and
imprisonment for ninety days: third
offense, not less than $500 fine and Im-
prison’' it- in a penitentiary not less
than i o. .nths. Provision is mode
for r«|ui. a defendant to give bond j
upon conviction [tint lie will not there- j
after violate tlie law._
A MOTHER S LETTER.
Written to Mrs. S. M. Moore of 111."
E. Jones street, by hereon,Fr«(l. who
is now WiHi tlu» Army of Oertipation
in Germany. Tlie letter is as follows:
Biota, Franco.
Mu.v 11. HOa
Dear Motlier:
As tills, is Mother’s Day ip the A.
F. F. and all soldiers are requested to
write their mothers a letter, I will
write mine now. 1 am on leave here
in Blois. but' have to start back to
Germany today, as my leave is up
the l.’ltli of tliis mouth. I have hud
fourteen days' liberty, the first I've
had since i joined the army, tlie 21st
of last May, almost a year, without
a day to call ■Any own. Think of that:
lent some day before long I will get
that pormnm*iit| leave, that is coming
to me. when -there will lie no reveille
or tajis to ls> played. That will Is-
great joy. for 1 can hardly imagine
a life like that, Tlie Stars and Stripes
stall'd (May !Wli) tlnlt the' Army of
Occupation would all be home by Sept..
1st, or sooner, and it curi't he any
too soon to suit me. Sec. Baker says
in (lie Chicago Tribune that tlie emer-
gency men and drafted men can't lie
lietd over four months after peace is
signed and there will either .lie more
“Don't, Move!" Came From the Dark-
ness Outside.
Come when I can reveal everything to
you—and to the world. I Sim of n T,. . . .. _ .. , ,
stricken country; I am trying to servo l„g S ’ "lT'"y
the unhappy house that 'has ruled it Saturday night.' Sunday and St.n-
for centuries and is now in the direst day night are regular preaching dates
peril. The man you know as I-oeb is at this place.
Sunday school meets every Sunday
morning at 11 o'clock. Everybody is
urged to attend and take a part.
a prince of that house. I may say this
to you, and it will serve to explain my
position nt Green Fancy: lie is not the
prince I was led to believe awaited me
ttieVe. He is file cousin of the man T
s.f 5 j ~®».
Would serve. Do not ask me to say
more.” • ? -*
"Your sympathies are with the en-
tente allies, tlie prince's are opposed?
Is that part of Sprouse's story’ true?”
"Yes."
"And O’Dowd ?’ .....'~"‘r
“O’Dowd is anti-English, Mr. Barnes,
if that conveys anything to you. He
is not pro-German.”
“Wasn’t it pretty risky for you to
carry the crown jewels around in a
KEEP FEET DRY
Tells Rheumatism Sufferers
[Take Salts and Get Rid
of Uric Acid.
- Rheumatism is no respecter of age,
sex, color or rank. If not the most I coed in restoring the—oh,
dangerous of human afflictions it is
one of tlie most painful. Those subject j
should eat less
to rheumatism should cat less meat,
dress as warmly as possible, avoid any
undue exposure and, above all, drink
lots of pure water.
Rheumatism is catsed by uric acid
which is generated in, "the bowels and
absorbed into the blood. It is tlie func-
tion of the kidneys to filter this acid
from’the blood and cast it out in the
urine; the pores of the skin are also
a means of freeing the blood of this
impurity. 4fi damp and chilly, cold
■weather the skin pores are closed thus
forcing the, kidneys to do double work,
they become weak and sluggish "and fail
to eliminate this uric acid which keeps .
accumulating and circulating through '
the system, eventually settling in the
joints and muscles causing stiffness,
soreness and pain called rheumatism. (
At the first twinge of rheumatism get
traveling bag, Miss Cameron?"
“I suppose so. It turned out, how-
ever, that it was the safest, surest
way. I had them in my possession for
three days before coming to Green
Fancy. No one suspected. I was to
deliver them to one of their rightful
owners. Mr. Barnes—a loyal prince of
the blood.”
“But why here?" he Insisted.
"He was to take them into Canada,
and thence, in good time, to the palace
of his ancestors,"
“I am to understand, then, that not
only you hut the committee you speak
of, fell into a carefully prepared trap.
The treachery,-therefore, hud its in-
ception in the loyal nest. You were be-
trayed by a friend."
"I am sure of it,” she said bitterly,
"If this man Sprouse does not sue-
I believe 1
shall kill myself, Mr. Barnes.”
The -wail of anguish in her voice
went straight to ills heart.
“He has succeeded, take my word
for it. They wHl he in your hands be-
fore many hours have passed.”
“Is he to come to file Tavern with
i them? Or am T to meet him—”
j “Good Lord!” he gulped. Here was
j,a contingency he had not considered.
AA’here and when would Sprouse ap-
pear with his booty? “I—I fancy we’ll
j find him waiting for us at the Tavern."
fr$m any pharmacy about four ounce*
of Jad Salts; put a table-poonful in a
lass of water and drink before break-
ast each tnoniing for a week. Thi*
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is said to eliminate uric acid by stimu-
lating the kidney* to normal action,
thus ridding the blood of these impur-
ities.
. Jad Saly i* inexpepsiye, ltarmless and
is mad* froin w* hi grapes and
lemon juice, combined with litbia and
is used with excellent results by thou-
sands of folks who are subject to rheu-
matism. Here you have a pleasant,
effervescent lithia-watcr drink which
overcomes uric acid' and is beneficial
to your kidneys as well.
Mrs. Noavada Gibbons, Sherman.
Aiiss Florence Johnson. Sherman.
Airs. G: II. Gooducr. Sherman.
Miss Mary Boggs, Sherman.
. Miss Nell Ilayes. Sherman.
Miss Mattie Grow. Sherman.
Mrs. F. It. AVright. Sherman.
Miss ('mmie Mac Crow. Sherman.
Miss Ruby AAYight, Sheri nan.
Miss AA’illie Smith. Sherman.
__AlissL!!!'ilt'i.i'A’au.Shorm«». -------
Miss Stella Hammons. Sherman.
All's. (!. AA'. Aliicht. Sherman. .
Mrs. G. Abieht. Sherman.
Mis. Joe Gibson. Sherman.
Mrs. J. I). Franks, Sherman.
Airs. J. F. Scofield, Sherman.
Alisses Ruth and Grace Riddle,
Sherman.
Airs. L. Cordell, Sherman.
Airs. Sue Archer, Sherman.
Airs. T,ola Griffin, Sherman.
Airs, Della Helvy. Sadler.
Afrs. Mabpl AValker, Sadler.
Aiiss Alary Rlair. Sherman.
Alisses Jean pud Louis Lair, Sher-
man. r
Miss ©ifcflbeth .Tones. Sadler.
Alias Ora Dooley, Sadler.
Aiiss Glenn Elliott. Smlier.
Airs. Zell Archer. Sherman.
Mrs- L. F. Oordoll,, Sherman.
Airs. G. Abieht, Sherman.
Airs. J. R, Ha.ves, Sherman.
Miss Eula Hayes. Sherman.
Aiiss Bertha Blair. Sherman.
Airs. G. D. Stubblefield, Sherman.
Mrs. Habilmn, Sherman.
Aliases Ethel. A'elata "and Opal
Brown. Sherman.
Aliases Nell ahd Lueiie Ilayes,
Sherman.
Alias Zelnm Rather, Sherman.
war or peace by June 1st, I think.
Alcoholic toilet, medical and antlsepTic I U*t"k fcWB it will be peace. That will
preparations and solutions, food prod- j 'brow uie to come home in the lattei
nets known as flavoring extracts for | laut of August or tlie first of Sep-
(■miking purposes onlv and not capable 11ember. This time hist year 1 was nt-
of being used for beverage purposes i tending Ivy's business college. Isn't it
are permitted. wonderful what changes can come
The bill creates the intuition of pro-! about in n year? I guess I toy is at
hihitimi commissioner, to lie appointed j home, or in the States, any way: as;
by the Secretary of tlie Treasury, and I soon as you hear, send him my ad-
under whose direction there is to he! dross, so he can write to me. It lias
enforced of tlie law. and it is provided been seven month* since I heard
that tlie eortfmissioiier nmy Issue addi- j from him. Did- yon get my “Regi-
tional rules Which arc not in conflict mental Sappers" I sent, you? Extend
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vv'itli Hie general provisions of tlie law.
Alcohol for noultc.verago purposes and
wine for sacramental purposes may lie
inanufttcturwT and sold as fellows:
Tlie I'oinmtasiouer may issue permits
lo persons tip manufacture and sell
equipment for the manufacture of
liquor not. pffdtildtrd by tlie law.
T ;!Ul1 . .wine, aleo-
f hone patent.^- proprietary medicines.
j flavoring extracts, etc., and pi whole-
sale am] retail druggists or pliarma-
cists or iK-rsons |M>rmittcd to possess
wine and alcohol for authorised pur-
poses, hut jn no ease shall tlie permit
lie extended beyond Dec. 31. 1020.
Such permit may not lie issued to
persons who during the two years pre-
ceding have jlg-eu adjudged quilty (if
violating any .provisions of the law nr
tlie obrinit of law of any State. Deal-
ers in alcohol and wines for sacramen-
tal pnr(loses ure required to secure per-
to tlie Chamber of Commerce m.v
thanks for their interest in m.v be-
half. I will call around and see them
when 1 get. home. Tell sister to leam
to play "N” Every Thing" for that
will just suit me, as I hove done "Ev-
erything" since 1 have been In tlie ser-
tojviee. I believe I will make a good
“Flivver Doctor.” AVell, as it is getting
about time for me to rustle some
chow, I will dose, hoping you all are
enjoying the host of health, and also
hoping to he with you in a few
months. 1 remain as ever, your loving
son. " FRED.
Go. E., 818th Rhg'rs. Am. Ex. Forces.
Army of Occupation, A, 1’. O. 777,
Germany.
Talk about a cat's nine lives; John
Barleycorn has nine times ninety
lives; every time lie is killed lie is re-
suscitated into a blind tiger.-—Memphis
Commercial Appeal. (
At a called meeting of tlie Rural
Letter Association of Grayson county.
;«uaia. the
ent; regtriat hmsTif-tlie • intemat Reve-
nue Itepnrtmont. and provision is made
for revocation of the [lenutt , if its
term* are violated.
Druggists, common carriers and oth-
ers who deliver any liquor or manu-
facture it are required to keep record
of sales, disbursements aud shipments
of liquor. Physicians who issue pre-
scriptions for ethyl alcohol or any al-
coholic liquor or compound are re-
quired to obtain a permit from tlie
prohibition commissioner, anil, to keep
n record .of the prescriptions and for
tlie purposes issued. In states where
substantially tlie same requirements
are provided by Slut.- laws, a eoinpH-
atiee therewith shall he deemed suffi-
cient.
A physician issuing (lie prescription
must lie in flic active practice, in
gixsl standing with his profession anil
flirt addicted to the,use of any narcotic
drug, nor may tlie prescription lie filled
nt any drug store in which tlie physi-
cian has a financial interest.
One of I lie fen til res of (lie Dill is n
1 imbibition against tlie possession of
compound* or preparations for making
liquor for beverage pnrjioses, and the
common carrier feature in transporta-
tion gives cognizance to the airplane
a* well as other means of transporta-
tion. Idle advertising of alcoholic liq-
uors “on land or water or in tlie air.
upon or in an.v place nr object, sta-
tionary or movable, or by any medium
limans .or meUw’d.” is prohibited, save
that the manufacturer of alcohol or
wine and wholesale druggists having
. Resolutions of Respccl.
following resolutions of* respect were
passed:
AVtiereas it has pleased Almighty
God-iii remove from our midst Broth-
ers \V, H. Burton of Sherman. J. G
t.’rulg of Collinsville and Finest Saw-
yer of Gunter,
Be it resolved. That wo, the Ru-
ral Aiail Carriers of Grayson, county
deeply regret tlie death of qur depart-
ed carriers, ami extend our sincere
sympathy to tlicir families.
Be if also resolved. That in their
death wo,have lost three of qur most
efficient and faithful curriers.
Be it further resolved, That a copy
of- these n*snlutions 1m' spread on our
minute* aud a copy he sent to their
bereaved families.
Respectfully,
A. O'HANLON.
CLARK REAM-
AUSTIN HARHHBARGFR
, , - Gommittee
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Suicide at Dallas.
Never Lei Your
Car Grow
Shabby
SHABBINESS is the first indication of de-
cline—in fact it precipitates decline.
Nothing will so rapidly preserve and
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keep' the car beautiful as a new, fresh coat
of paint after the onslaught <)f the winter s
snow and cold. .
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EVERYTHING PUTS ON its new, clean
dress in the summer time. Do likewise with
your car. The cost is trifling—less than the
depreciation in value, wear and appear-
ance of the unpainted car.
N Large stock of ready made tops for
Ford and other cars.
:ast side barber shop
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HOT AND COIJJ
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AIRS-,
(OIJTHAim
YOU’RE NEXT
“Fr—tentatively." The perspiration
started on ids.brow. He was thinking
of something else: his amazing stu-
pidity in not foreseeing the very situa-
tion that now presented itself. Why
had he neglected to settle upon a
meeting place with Sprouse in the
event thAt circumstances forced them
to part company in flight? Fearing
that slip would pursue tlie subject, he
made haste to branch off onto another
line,
“Wbht if the real object of the con- j
spiracy up there, Miss Ctuneron?”
“You must hear with me a little
longer, Mr. 'Barnes,” she said, appeal-
ingly. "I cannot say anything now.”
"You said that tomorrow nigh/
■would be too late. What did you mean
by that?”
She waited a few seconds and then
removed her head from his shoulder.
He heard the shurp intake of her
breath and felt the convulsive move-
ment Of the arm that rested against
his. There was no mistaking her sud-
den agitation. ‘ '
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came
log was the time set for'my Airrtage corB;
LIFT OFF CORNS
WITH FINGERS
Doesn’t hurt a bit and costs only
few cents
Magic! Just drop * little Freezone
on that touchy corn, instantly it stops
aching, then you lift the corn oil with
the fingers. Truly! No humbug!
Try Freezqpc! Your druggist sells a
info her voice. “Tomorro*' horn- nd T0UT .,eet 0,t fery h“rd gof
“J
or ‘ corn between the toes,
li^ts to those fd wiwuii they are iiennit-
ted to make, sales, under tlie law:
neither may any person advertise the
sale <>f formula or compound for mak-
ing intoxicating liquors for beverage
punioses. Auy proprietor or employe
of a hotel op-othef public place who
gives information as to where intox-
icating iiqimr may Im> ohtaiinkl is
guilty of a misdemrfinor. It is made
unlawful for any imtsoii to induce a
common carrier to transport a package
containing liquors without disclosing
to the eurriet the true nature and eon-
tents of the package.
Added to tlie general provision arc
tbrms to enforce war-time prohibition.
Drinking in a public place I* prohibited
and injuries to persons by reason of
intoxicatiiui are made grounds for suit
for da ilia goa against those who sold or
gave tiie liquor ‘to the intoxicated per-
son. such suit to lie maintained by the
illative* of tlie injured or killed )tor-
so] i.
Tin* Slieppard hill makes it tlie spe-
cial duty,of the Attorney General of
the* I'nited States and District Attor-
neys to prosecute violations of the
laws. All State officers-arc authorized
as at present, to make arrests and to
bind over violators of the law to tlie
Federal courts. N'o property rights are
accorded iu‘IlqU->rs kept or sold in
and {yi^OifSft i*A llH' Mw. Abatement uf the
obtained
Dallas. Tex.. June 3.—AVillinni F.
Biohm, a mechanic, 52 year* old. was
found in the flack yard of his home.
No. 1514 Beaumont street, about H *30
o'clock Sunday morning mortally
wounded by a bullet from a larg**-onl-
iber pistol. The shot took effect just
above Ills heart, and Blehni died in the
ambulance on the way to tlie City Hos-
pital.
Officers Hanson and Adair fonml a
revolver at Blohm's side. This was
tragedy occurred, sail! her husband
had .been afflicted with bad health for
*omn time past, and that i* thought to
he tlie reason for bis act.
He ie survived by hi* wife, two sons
aud a (laughter.
Little Motor Kar
-raif Sells for $1,500.
Pari*. Tex., June 3—M. L. Smiley
of Brookston. wlm recently attended
sale* of Shorthorn cattle nt Toledo,
Ohio,* and Kansu* City, has sold one
of tlie calves purchased to Joe Sivley
of Clarksville for $1,500.
Company
Will have engine on exhibit in Sherman
this week, the exact date will be announced
later.
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t* &3KS
Rich Bachelor
• Wants
Wife
“Many people have blamed me for
not getting married. Since childhood
I. have’“suffered from stomach and liv-
er trouble, never being aide to get
any medicine, or doctor to help me.
Now that Miiyr’* Wonderful Remedy
lui* entirely cured me, 1 am anxious
to get a wife.” It i* a simple, harm-
less preparation. Ilwt removes the
catarrhal mucus fromm the tnt(|*tiunl
tract and allay* the . inflaunp*4ioii
which1'Causes practically w Vljiniaeh
liver and iuICstlnul aliment*, inelud-
Bilges’ Filling Station
Corner Travis and Jones Streets
WITH THK INNOVATION OF
-BIG ENTRANCES-
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Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. THIRTY-EITHTH YEAR, Ed. 1 Tuesday, June 3, 1919, newspaper, June 3, 1919; Sherman, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth719438/m1/6/?rotate=90: accessed July 18, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .