Sherman Daily Democrat (Sherman, Tex.), Vol. 32, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 2, 1912 Page: 4 of 8
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For Country Sorgum and
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65c—In bulk or - - 65c
Aloo for Now Cereals
Old phone 165 New Phone 183
pjplhi8 cool weather calls lor chocolates to
fed we are displaying in our cases 57 dif-
ferent kinds ot hand dipped chocolates,
whipped creams, fruit and nut centers, all
delicious, at
50 cents the pound
Try Our Hot Chocoletc
C. C A MARINOS
DENTAL CROWN
and BRIDGE WORK
JM. I. ROBERSON, 0. 0. S.
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When one suffers the loss of a
natural tooth either front or back,
the desire for a substitute is felt.
The desire is keen just in propor-
tion as the intelligence of the pa-
blient. The more intelligent the
greater the new tooth is desired
and the greater the efforts made to
secure a substitute.
Modern Dental Surgery has pro-
vided a most excellent means of
restoring the lost organs.
Dental Crown and Bridge work is
the most common means of restor-
ation. The building of a Dental
Bridge involves not only an under-
standing of nature's laws concern-
The News of
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SHERMAN IUFJNESK MIA
READY TO LEAVE FOR THE COTTON
AHI.K TO SECT UK PICKERS FOK I
I'l111.It
'AY.
TO ASSIST THOSE IN-
THE RAILWAY
HAPPENINGS
ELLIOTT IS CHOSEN
ASSISTANT TO WEBB
Dallas, Tex., Oct. 2.—Another
appointment of more than passing
importance in tho general re-organ i-
zation of the affairs, of the Katy Is
the selection of C. G. Elliott as as-
sistant to General Manager W. A.
Webb, who up to a few weeks ago
was assistant to president.
Mr. Elliott will havs> his office
in Dallas, .where he win be cloaeJy
connected with the affairs qf the
general management of tho entire
system. By virtue* of his office he
will be next in authority to Mr.
Wt bb. and a great deal of the work
t-,at nas passed through the
superintendent of the Houston and
Texas Central.
AJ1 appointments were effective
on Tuesday.
THANKS BUSINESS MEN
K. II. It. Green Humors Denied.
New York, Oct. .2,—At the offices
of Col. E. H. K. (Jreen it was stated
that the report that Mr. Green is
contemplating the purennse of the
Texas and Santa Fe railroad is ridic-
ulous arid has no foundation in
fact. It was also denied that Mr.
Green is negotiating for any logging
roads in East Texas. Col. Green Is
out of town, hut the information
herewith was obtained from an of-
ficial with authority to speak.
>1 It. THOMPSON APPREf ’IATKS
COTTON ITCKEHS' WORK.
Trojan and displayed fine ability.
mcAfee could not do his best at
all. When a tbek of cotton fell bn
me ground he arrested it instantly.
Warner Evans and Barlow Roberts
coul; not find any rocks, quit and
weighed up. They demonstrated nat-
ural ability to grow cotton. Porter
and Leslie come right along astride
the row and delivered the. goods.
The latter was the guyer of the
bunch and kept all in high spirits.
McDuffie had the advantage of ail,
having his packets full of pipe
wrenches, when be found a boll
that he couldn't handle he wouU.
use them, to see if the meire
wasn't dead'. Ward picked the
first bale. He has the matchless
na'ural ability of a good picket..
Cole made a good showing and was
detet mined to stav at it. Shook
was first class. White was a daisy
and made good his efforts as a goer.
Edwards soon began to sing a Geor-
gia plantation song but was stop-
ped before long. Rogers could
not do his best until be was show.,
how, anu' then he made it hot in-
stead of ire. The postmaster was
the quiet st picker on the ground
and exhibited fine ability. Nail.
Weingarten. Gulick and Exstein
left more trash in the field than
anyone; they put up a good job and
a smooth row.
The work over the field was well
done and far above the average.
I put the names of the piikersin
the bale when it was ginned, but l
understand tnat it was bought by
the sherman Manufacturing com-
pany in Sherman and was made l
to cloth right here at home. I have
not heard from the company, how-
ever.
Now in conclusion, I again want
to thank each anu every one nipst
heartily rfor their efforts. If Made-
ro of Mexico wants his insurrection
and t roubles settled I would rec-
ommend readily that lie have your
band of noble men to do the right
act and on time. Wishing an ever-
I lasting future to all, I am yours
and theirs very respectfuuy,
F. G. THOMPSON,
H. E. Archer, merchant of West-
over, Ala., states: “My hoy bad a
Between stationery and sta-
tionary ?
A difference of one letter.
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But if your stationery
is well printed, up to
date and businesslike,
such «s we can supply
you. your trade wlil
not be stationary.
Good Stationery, Letter Keids,
Billheads, Statements, Circu-
lars, Etc., Keep Business ON 1
THE MOVE.
That’s the kind we print
A WANT AD WILL STILL IT
SAVED BY HIS WIFE.
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She's a wise woman who knows’!
just what to do when her husband's?
life Is in
Says the Sherman 1’iu-ty Proved
First Class Pickers mid Ren-
dered Valuable Assistance.
danger, but Mgs. It, .11
Flint, Braintree, Vt., is of that kindfj
“She insisted on my using Dr. King'®
New Discovery,s" writes Mr. F. “fo
a dreadful cough, when I was at
weak my friends all though I Until
only a short lime to live, and III
completely cured me. A quick curt*
for coughs and colds, it is the raoaf
safe ano reliable medicine for many
throat and lung troubles—-grip!
bronchitis, croup, whooping cough1
quinsy, tonsolIUs, hemorrhages,
trial will convince you. ROc ntpj
$1.00. Guaranteed by* Lankford
iveith Drug Co. tlftv
WATER NOTICE.
severe
attack of bronchitis, so so-! will he enforced.
Pay your water bill by the 10th
and Rave penalty as the ordluauco
oct’l-JOt
l.uH'mess on Cotton licit.
The Cotton Belt ticket sales at
Sherman, Commerro and the stu
tions between the , two terminals
s.iow substantial increases in
sales last month over the
month last year. The only rxpiant,
tion is that tho new train put in
Sen-ice just a little over a month
ago is receiving patronage. At
lat- I Yvhitewright and Wolfe City tho i.n-
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ter's hands will be given attention | crease has probably been
by Mr. Elliott. jthan at the other stations.
Mr. Elliott's range of experience -
in the operating departments of dii- I Sanitary Drinking Cups,
ferent roads covers a period of near-1 The Texas fraction company ha*
1 '
]y twenty years. Before coming iu • jugt installfd a sanitary drinking
Dallas he was lor eight years ehiet ■ CKp machine in the pa senger station
Court Notes. clerk to the genera* superintenuent | jjerp Those desiring to invest one
of the Foit Worth and Denver. 1,ei petit for a cup rather than to drink
Richard Mundine, colored, was at- also spent many years with the ■ froin the cup left at the station will
rested pesterday at Pilot Grove by Colorado and Southern, the Kansas have the privilege. T^ie machines
Deputy Sheriff Lon Binion and was City Southern and the Santa Fe. i.ire hej„g put in at Dallas. McKinney
brought here to jail. Deputy Sheriff His ability in executive affairs hftt audf Denison also. They will even-
Yates of Wnxahaehie left ,here this made itself stand out prominently nia(ied in nn (v,p atntions.
morning with the prisoner for Ellis by dose application of study and jtU!U > P '
energy, built up from a foundation , Trouble in Yards.
0i tnorough- training in the lower '
ranks of railroading.
Mr. Elliott is a wiping subject for
initiation into the lealm of progres-
sive principles that have been in- wer0 ra(]£€d ,n Rny raFp
county where he is wanted on a
charge of burglary. It is said that
officers have been in Rearch of the
negro for about two years.
C. A. Ferry was released this
morning on bond for $4 00 to await
the action of the grand jury In the
charge of theft.
Sam McLain, an elderly man of
near Gunter, was adjudged to be of
ing the teeth and jaws but also a* sound mind yesterday afternoon in
thouough knowledge of the mechan-| the county court, and that he was
ics of spans of metal. Many dentists ■ not in need of a guardian to ass.Bt
are experts on one or the other of in managing his property. The case
these lines but few are experts In) WHs on trial most all yesterday and
both.
By the employment of skilled
help in the mechanical part of my
work I am enabled to devote my
time and talents entirely to the
scientific and practical construc-
tion. My Crowns and Bridges are
hand carved and articulate
ACCURATELY. Can be used as
well and as comfortably as your
natural teeth. This -Made for
YOU’’ type of Crown and Bridge
work is NOT the regular kind but
is actually to be had ONLY at the
.highest prices from specialists in
larger cities. This specialized san-
itary service 1r only one of many
advantages I offer my patients.
You can't find an equal combi-
nation of “GOOD THINGS'' in any
other North Texas office.
Make engagements over new
phone 234. Office 208 North Tra-
vis street, Slherman.
w-Th &w
Monday afternoon.
EXCUSE; A TALESMAN
AS BEING “COWARD”
AHwx liitcd Prt-KK Dispatch]
Indianapolis, Oct. 2.—In se;tiring
jurors for the dynamite trials one
talesman was excused today as beiug
a “coward.” He said he feared serv -
ing would ruin his business.
.MRS. JOKI, (X)IiLINH DEAD.
Paused Away Tills Morning
Family Residence.
at the
WE CARRY ONL/ THE BEST
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and by that we mean “best” In ev-
ery way—good body, fine finish and
great durability. These paints of
ours have wonderful weather resist-
priced paints. All we ask ii one
longer time than the ordinary, low-
ing properties and look well for a
{air trial. After that you will com*
here for ail your paints naturally
enough. You’ll save money by it,
too.
Mrs. .loci Collins, aged 59 years,
died this morning at 11 o'clock at
the residence. 518 Fast Chert y
street. The funeral will be at the
residence at 10 o'clock tomor-
row morning and the burial at
West Hill cemetery. Rev. Geo. F.
Bradford wu* conduct the service,
cancer trouble and' complications
are given as the cause of death. She
was ill since in July.
Mrs, C-ol'.ins is survived by the
husband, JorJ F. Collins and the
following ichildren, all of whom
were at her bedside at the time of
death: Leslie Collins of Co’oralo,
Mrs. Fred Ke>rr, Ray and Perrv Col-
lins of this city. Mrs. Millie Watts,
the mother of deceased, also sur*
vires her. She Is 88 years of ags
and has always made her home
with Mr. and Mrs. Collins.
Watts of Gainesville, Elgin Watts
of Dallas and F. M. Watts of Sher-
man are brother here on account or
the death. Tennis Watts of Okla-
homa and' Will Watts of Winchester,
Ky., are brothers of the deceased,
l air*. Trowel Baxter of Commerce is
a niece of Mrs. Collins.
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There has been considerable
trouble in most all of the lailroad
nothing further than slight
traduced since the
took hold of the lines earlier
the year. Ha is well acquainted
with Mr. Webb's spirit of fairness
and frankness in running a rail-
road and with the form of simp ic-
ity that now awbounds in all the
delays
Tins
new manugament i .
jn, morning a car for the Frisco got
joff the track and run for a block
or two on the ties; yesterday the
i Katy got a car off in the yard and
it was necessary to obtain assistance
from Denison to put it back on the
departments of the road,
appteciates the value
interest, in the affairs of the rail-
road which serves them and' it is the
disposition to let the public know
as much about the operation, etc.,
also the executive affairs, as is pos-
sible.
It is understood that Mr. Elliott,
will devots especial attention to
Mr Web'j|tra<k A T' & P- en!?ine got !Jn
of the nnh'Ic’s Pony truekoff the tracie.here yester-
1 day and caused a delay of about an
Tlie following letter has bec-n re-
ceived and is self-explanatory. The
cottpn patch of Mr. Thompson north
of the city, was invaded by tha
Snerman business men last Friday
afternoon after 4 o'clock and a
splendid showing was made. Thee let-
ticket | ter is an expression of thanks from
same] Mr. Thompson and tollows:
Mr. L. M. Ward, secretary of the
Chamber of Commerce and general
of the Sherman Business Men’s Cot- j
ion Picking League:
Last Thursday night returning i
home very much disgusted over the j
cotton field and after supper was I
over with. I ailed for the Daily (
Democrat (as usual) and going over j
its newsy columns 1 ran across an
item striking me like a cyclone and j
that was tho announced decision ana ,
determination on tne part of some)
of tne leading business men of j
Sherman to don a sack and go to;
the cotton field and, pick for those!
who were most helpless and uesir- j
ous. The fact struck me that 1 j
wps one of them, having been ahso- !
lutelrv unable to secure only a very j
few hands and hold th~m. The •
nighc was too far gone to catch you j
by phone or otherwise and I bad j
to wait until morning to get. you.
So in order to get in my appliea- j
tion I had phones numbers 830 ana j
205 going redhot to get connection
and taereforo saving been the first. |
to secure your nc-bl and magniil-j
cent force ! most sincerely extpnd to
each, individually and respectively, j
my greatest degree of thankfulness )
anu' gratitude for the work done
there is anything in
(vere he could not get out of bed
for a week. The first few doses
of Foley's Honey and Tar relieved
'him and before we had given him
the contents of one bottle, he was
well. Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound is kept continually in
our bouse. It is perfectly safe and
effective." Sold by W. L. Hitting, world's greatest pianists.
m-w-P&w " *- . .i -.
H. L. McDUFFIE,
Supt. Water Dept.
Friday, October 4, at 8 p. nr..
Signor Luigi Gulli will give u piano
recital in the Kidd-Key. chapel. Thin
will be a rare opportunity for all
lovers of music as he is one of the
The pub-
lic is pordially invited. 1 -41
hour.
Loral Railroad Notes.
The firemen working out of here
for the Frisco on the big engines
are filing a complaint or a
that uie company put in a coal sta-
the world that
demonstrates big-hesrtfdness and j
good will, faith, hope and charity,
thei actions of your citv business men
was a purrs and true type.
Several people told me I wouiu
not get two hundred pounds picked
and I told them I knew every one
request I 0f yOU people pretty thoroughly and
mi Rta- <, t)l, greatest confidence in the
many of the affairs that have been j tion at Madill. They say tho work j evenasting-one-of-vou and', that I
piled high upon Mr. Webb’s desk,
in order to give the general mana-
ger a freer reign to look after the
contemplated betterments and im-
provements.
The st.ection of a ch*ef clerk in
ihe general manager's office willjiot
be made at once. It may bo several
nays before the sue essor is _ an-
nounced. though it is understood
that a selection has been made.
enormous to fire one of the big jwo„id gftt nothing short of a bale,
engines after the coal gets in
far end of the coal car.
tho
Section Foreman Butler for tie
t otton Belt is movirig to tho Whlte-
wrlght section. A new man is com-
ing here for this section.
W. N. BUTRIDGE
FAINTS, WAUL PAPER
PICTURE FRAMING.
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Texas.
SHUCKS AND COBS—Bright, new
corn shucks 15c per bale at our
plant; cobs $1.00 per load, deliver-
ed. Pittman & Harrison Co.
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C. D. Pierce Grocery Co. will
move to a building between the two
bakeries on CjSouth Travis street,
October 1st. s28-tf
<■. S. Waid Succeeds Rndetnki.
Houston, Tex., Oct. 2.—O. S.
Waid, formerly superintendent of
the El Paso division of the Sunset-
Central Lines, assumed his new du-
ties as assistant, general manager of
the five lines composing the Sunset-
Central system on Tuesday morning.
Circulars announcing the resignation
of Gus Radetski, for eight years HR,
connected with the Southern Pa-) court,
cific, were Issued from the office
of W. G. VanVleck, vice president
and general manager. Four changes
in the operating department were
officially announced on Tuesuay,
the shake-up being the first to oc-
cur since W. B. Scott, riewly elected
president of the Texas and Louis-
iana Harriman lines, took, charge.
Changes of considerable impor-
tance in the traffic department
of the Sunset-Central Lines are
O. O. looked for within the next few days.
It is rumored that both freight and
passenger departments will be af-
fected, although officials at the gen-
eral offices have nothing to give out
on the matter.
Among the circulars issued from
the operating department on Tues-
day was one announcing the ap-
pointment of R. M. Hoover, superin-
tendent of the first civil division of
the Houston and Texas Central,
with headquarters at Ennis, to suc-
ceed Mr. Waid at ®1 Paso.
Another circular announces that
the position of superintendent of
transportation has been abolished,
R. T. VvAlker is appointed superin-
tendent. vice D. S. Gallagher Is
name dto aoeceed E. M. Hoover as
The Frisco, is schedu'ed to deliver
to the H. & T. C. two or three train-
loads of homeeeekers this afternoon
and tonight.
T. H. Scales of Dallas, assistant
claim agent for the Santa Fe. Fris-
co and Rock Island lines, was here
yesterday and Monday on business.
Dave Coffman, a Santa Fe con-
ductor on the Cleburne and Dallas
bran h. was here yesterday attending
if they work as well for men as for
themselves. Not the first time did 1
imagine and charge your intention
as insincere. I can see nowhere
why deliberations relative to busi-
ness intentions of this sort should
ever terminate into frivolity and
sheer nonsense. Few things can
typify riure and noble citizenship
more than the services you men are
putting forth to action. In all of
my intermingling with men I never
saw a nicer and cleverer set of men
anvwbere.
The only indecent, and improper
thing that took r-kce was that C.
A. Sanfo'd quit before the others
did, weighed up and laid' down on
his back, kicked un his heels like
a mule and claimed he was too
much fat’gned to pick any more.
The foreman was away or C. A.
would have linen knot at it. Ice
Peeves nond the same saek with
Mr. Sanford'. Ice said he was a good
pic1"'-
All the pickers did their part wop
gnoU. lenv'tie no room for any
SPECIAL NOTICE
To Every Reader of the Paper
Who Sutler witn C'lirOnlc iMHeaaei and will visit Dr. Terrill's office
during the State Fair October tush to gTtli, while you can get a
cheap late to Dallas.
THE BEST IS ALWAYS THE CHEAPEST
lb'. l ei I ill, I lie loading Specialist
of Ihc
Thercfote Consult
South.
Oldest in experience, ripest in knowledge.
Men and women afflicted pith any of the chronic or private
diseases which Dr. Terrill treats should not fall to consult him Im-
mediately, for delay may lie dangerous and many ruses which are
curable in the beg;'nning become Incurable latrp by neglect.
Terrill's methods and experience are such that ii<* is enabled
promise a complete and positive cure in any ease lie accepts
treatment. He will give you a
l>r.
to
foi-
FREE EXAMINATION
lie will tell you the truth about your condition and If he finds
he cannot benefit you will advise you to save your t.'me and money.
He duFs nol want to treat an ineurable rase.
RK.MKMItKR—Other s|ieelalists may romp and go, hut DR.
TF Kltl 1 I. is here to stay and is the oldest established specialist in
Dallas as medical consultation and newspaper records show.
HE ( I'llFS Nervous Debility, Contagious Blood Poison, Kidney.
Bladder and 1 urinary Troubles, Obstructions, Hydrocele, Varico-
cele, Fleers, Kzema, Skin Diseases, Prostatitis, Stomach Trouble.
Indigestion, Rheumatism, Skin Diseases, Catarrh of the ear, Nose
Throat and nil Mucous Membranes. Piles and Fistula cured wt)th-
ou t the knife. Blood Poison of u specific character cured in the
shortest time. Our methods are the Ihe safest and most efficient
to he obtained.
Visit his great Anatomical Museum of 1:ll> figures true to life,
showing the chmn.'e diseases peculiar to nu it and women_FREE
to you and your friends.
Bender of this paper
Write for our hooks which are free.
Write un, visit us and consult us.
Terrill Medical Institute
1fl> N. KRVAY (SECOND FLOOD) DAI/LAH, TKX \H.
Wm. A. Allen, Chacon, N. Mex.,
writes: “My wif^ had a cough that
nearly choked her to death tho
worst I ever saw. We tried ev-
erything we could think of hut dld'a1'"’ . _ .
her no good. By good luck I hap- sprkial discrepancy. Vaughn, Pvle,
pened to get a bottle of Foley's I A unison. M'ller and
Honey and Tar Compound and it Chester were craokertacks of
helped her at once. It is the beBtif rowd. Davis had it In .for tbeu|i; Jje
cough medicine I ever heard of."
Dor-
the
Sold by W. L. Bitting. m-w-F&w
WANTS—TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
rI il't ifcit I *i
It is the best i crowd
picked so fast that Tie rot a 70-
popnd boy in one weighing. Adam-
son was a smooth and steady get-
ter. J. J. Holliday worked like a
\\ ANTE**—A boy for wrapper in
cash stand'; must be 18 or 20 years
old. Apply at once. Murphy D.
G. Co. o2-tf
F. It SALE AT A BARGAIN or wlil
rent—A meat market. Good stand.
See A. E. Atkins & Co.. 702 South
Willow street, Sherman. 2-3t
.. Use Gas Lights..
SANITARY
Our new quarters are nearer you and we
want you to call and see one of the
most SANITARY grocery stores
in North Texas
C. 0. Pierce, Grocer
NEW PHONE 51ft. V OLD PHONE 587.
South Travis Street, Between Two Bakeries.
CHOCOLATES EXTRAORDINAR
WANTED—Fraternal insurance dep-
uties. References required. Applv to
W. >/;. Coopwood, District Mgr.,
room 18, Y. M. C. A. Bldg., 9 a. til.
to 12 tn. and,3 p. m. to 4 P- m.
2-4t
..
All others seem just Ordi-
nary alter yon once taste
Always Fresh
... ?z .
CARL R.
MILWAUKEE
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The Careful Druggist
Phone 23
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