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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-19
YOUR FRECKLES
NTEn ArIENTIoN ~ FFBHt NIsN
NM NNItH OIi tNtI MY
SAY COZ EiiEn

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care of the complexion n yuu wish t
iu book atiI the rr.f ui the year
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a .trung Tendance fu hrng ont fr'rf
iss chat may .tBy 40 summer un.
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use aihIne double strength
Tiis prescription Cor the removed
col rrckles vas written bs prumi-
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ressfni thar b. b. soid BIS tho Ans
rilio ufue Store Ur anf drugeir'
uudrr ruaraufel fo refund the muHe'
10 IL fails Gr' on ounce uf nfhine
dnubir strength. un devon e. fe~
application should Doe slender.
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fr lrrtklrs rtrn fanishiHr arfIrnit
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industrial Notes

NNNuN.uIE ID. State Board
Oh. Education purchased Carson
Count" common 5rho, District so
bond 'u awuuut ol $4,000
fttO5 Ir. 1885, o. iuIIork.
tansa. ,fr N0 purchased NoaU
District $50 2 Houdt to amount ol
roo uuu
SHAMROCK Tow state uuBrd
900 Eduatiuu purchased shamrock
ludepeud ut srhool District bond.
t amount of $4,000
lpIltU SPRINGS. Te1 ru0
Wu. lr. circulating petition Hjliu.
Hr election IOr nrDp..tt uHurre o.
vote uu is uaurD uf b0uds tu amount
u. t.uuuuu lol tTe fu,upH COT
uad
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,ns.uerr HHd tnl'au expert COT
N.N YORK. y N.1asi.ie! Dos charlie.
Il. I.I1. Te.. completed rD-
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puH.hu .DWulot, sewage work
I'd, t." U'F u.uI.ns % ucN main
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1o work uuommoulaU Viu hat"
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I., Carnegie Library Association
~ likely accept dD.Iru submitted
u j. " Hast architect Tuln. for
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bout 49,. uuu D. b. r. ported to
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-19
Nl,GE INDEMNITY
CLAIM AGAlNST I :.

PANAMA. March rs rhr largest
tUm against the United States gov
.rumcni ou account of tnp drpopuIa.
ton of thr Zone turough omrh the
tlusl has been dug NU como be-
iur. Tine Joint Land Dnmm sion fpf
luriur This month o. i- for
i.aoo.uuo aud cuunr..- large
estate Nus Boo the zone ,iorpu the
Canal town of Au,ou aHd Corpzal
fhis estate b.. known as tNc -cuub.
estate me family owning ono Oft
'ur largest plantation. 100 tH, en-
'rc Panama RcpubI, Most OF tba
wud s extremely frr''r and 90 good
portion ut 70 hos aIHu been %.
''r cultivation Quite ar-r tract
was taken over fur 'b. town ~
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-19
DRINK HOT TEA
FOR a FAD COLD

.ss...s $1,000 ssf ssss.s.
ff rual package nI IHu..
Irraf In. .. Hs 'Hr gsrHHn ....
900 iIam.ur.tr ErIsf IH'. .'pHE
ssua iaA. .s.'asrruf Dol. 90.
90 fu. up 1i HHiHf H1f. uf..
b. Iuf Hrrus1 -trI, sHi .HA
faa.lU ul Of ans tim, HYtHf f.'
.a. w .ai.r f.frInr u - OBJ.
sraal.e vat ~ freak rrll u go.
.rIr nH 2 orus ihr pore. Of i.' sIn
tafIs.IH- tan -e-iior ti-i lnaa.H. tH
tere.s thu. driving COLI FROM f..
O. H'frr
Tr - tHr ucK' time fou uifsf fr
roH nr the rrip. u j. irrpus.
anI entirely vegetable therefore $40
saI harmless
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-19

tonic Belt aud Terminal RallVu.
rights of way Tor the proposed tracks
and buildings have been secured,
and the CiIy Council WIN soon boz
asked Tor franchise Nu cNpeul..
.u,.e Of Sl.500.000 Is involved The
ROAD has been using the terminal of
The southern P1cific.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-19
RUB BACKACHE AND
LUMbAGO RIGHT OUT
Rab Pain and Stiffness away with
Asmall bottle Of old honest
81 Jaeohs OIL

Nhsn ymf hsrk % ere and lame
a. nmhag1. sria'irs 90 fhfima' jan be
sau q fsns-i 90. don sufrr Gs' =
p 80 lottis of oi honest 81
Jss,hs OF" 1T ang drug store ru- q
i'fls IN yonr hard snf fub = ght
'aio ne par ar arhs. ard hg tie time
faa count fity. TIE sofensss and lane
nass 4 Pune.
Doaf s,sy crppl'-i Ihis soothing
faHfifafIng OF rFeis . - utei only
sn-s. n takss fh- sehs snd rsln ririf
nrt a rofr hssk sni snis 'hs m'srff
n = alrriesi - shs1iuf-if h.fniles.
"a iossnf iufn ii.s $40
ssthins siss ssops i1mtsfa y stl-s
49, isrif hark mis q A. ff0rflif
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Too Ihr NrW. Ms r.u,riruf. boo
.rler.uE in Missouri 1at.. 'rum
1907 ana Iata fpUuH nothing fr
H1ieatn 'ha' thr moon H1. aut 300
.urucr uu GROWING vegetable. Peg,
planting a1bhr. alton rp.N rni .u.
q hiiuc. hHtr noticed f.ndt ...
ir fHr plant. to grow hr1Nt H,H
I.r' am routIrrod tho weather ..'
r.f the moon ls go hilW, for fII.
i.mu rloudv weather urniur..
..Td .oNth oI vine -uu .NiU. ".'h
.HH1 r.rHta ,hrrhirr '.t .-uHf. II
'.. .iua urr Iurrs h,ftrr tarr'BN
mni .e1 doe. .o' -r.H ..
FL. .rafnr. Wh.n .H
condition arr -If 'Hrr H .r
... moon lcfr.' uI...Ius
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-19

Poll one cup rice iu one pint 0f
nllk stirring 900 tho tmr Ho d. Ga
teak iHr rice rtir in piece oil bu'-
i.i Che slle OF walnut tud Csc
.o'ks 0f fWo eggs. With tHc grated
rnd oi lemon Turn into deep
dlfh and bake when done. bean
ih" henieu whites of tho esq Hnor
b. aud serve cold Australian recipe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-19

Npt, r,nr OF pitach.p.1Nunr.'
l.IH''n ,lorrd pole green 5000 f.t
,.Hirr vith Sliced canned pD....
HH whipped cream. nnI fup .ifU
rrouIu. of lrllv Arrange mra'.f
.Hud 'Hp plafr fn urH uHf fI.
0l Iur .rhrm, OF green
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-19
NO ALUM IN,
DR.pRICE'S
CH Fam
BAKING POWDER |
In The Household

Have YOU a fayofite fscipr ssut
% - tne !iassel.e!a Department 90
Thar somebody lse may enjoy 10
ho1lI you IKE 10 knus hos o.
msh. "a coflniu disHr send n your
irGuDH AMI ac shall boz glad 90
publish o.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-19
WORN To COMMENCE
IN NEW TERMINAL

SAN ANTONIO TeN. March rs.
s new t,rwiurl VIII soon bee undo
construction u 'ms city for the N
uurl Rams and TcNa. Railway.
Ihrou-h To- subs. liS.y the san IN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-19

What the Fort Worth Baif 1.-Two stock
Reporter said about us.
AmOhg The cattle sHlU.mtn on iha Font
Worth market the name OF usggelt stand.
out conspicuous. g Charley b. nos the Young.
esi member uf the family thar boar. mi.
good old name doing active .er,ire ON ths
yards. BE Is native oi Fort Worth re.
ceiNing his education in fbe public schools
hcrc after rhirH He camc on Oh, marker
a. yard mau Too Zoe North Texas commits.
sion Co. under Che management uf hi-
uncle. !. = nagrcu. where he snIrsd
world az experience Four wears aEo b.
horan selling ana was u .urross frnm "a.
start Vie moss 'lliur fhr rattle frr tte
naggeti Keen Commission co. wbi,b
composed ot hr luther D. " nsrrsii
u. Keen and himself 10 fgruishss tine
sonng blood for the company numbers bi.
friends hy the hundreds and g. credit ~
the cuisines. De- has chosen tot a.s n.s. ,o-
cation.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-19

Wat the Fort Worth nlilt Live stool
Reporter sail about us
NJ tnudl pssscit our cattle states.
ma. g. pioneer trader on these yards
De- tme bsre iu tire ali OF is5i. following
t.e departure Ga, The soldiers froni the old
''.t and ha. been actively cnrtged In
v0rsug for PORT Worth and rs Interest,"
e'. since lu in, early DAYS he took part ip
UH.f encounter With bands &C Indians. Dee
lf# seen b. mHut a. iH.HHH cattle pas
through iu unr tat t1 The northern market.
HuI uc be- seen fhn Furi Worth market
tr"H from iis irfnury had narrrtt FL.
though thr oltr.' o' ihe ODD timer Is eth
HIIIiug cattle and mas be- seen ans day uc.
'fn.y a. uurk un thr Fort Worth yards lies
aa -uud trader he ever vas he get
around a. quickly as any ~ the rest and
deere no. "a salesman on ths yards he loves
tHr cattle game better than no
The make, IS always good IN Fod wor,
krrn Cofnut,ssion % a, Eort With 81
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-19

orolal while another tract now
arms part OF the new canal town Of
dboa whore the Canal ur1dpuar
,'rs are located
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-19
TODAY'S FASHION NOTE

Illustrating tie a'lsaur Fing SHE'S displayed
the Parade ~ uanneIans the Fashion Ihcs DHnsani Civ
% AMI r. ~. linu
10 NfApne t.nr, York
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-19

rf.uk piul of marlroul into Il,.
pieces pvt ZOO aeuro pau aud ,ut
90 vith boiling Hainr Keen lf IHr
unIlul point for one. Half hour iIl..
fi.lt ga. pint of ut trr. 1I' uru.
lf tui ors.I1lf up of cream
brain th" m1caroui pri lrFHr r
nuf'oreIn liking li.h puukl. o.r
little 900 and pepper dot pI'b pe,
OF hIit,I nHd add q utiL rrrHm
i.'u urt .I A layer COL rf rr auI Iu
o..nr ni fhr mararau rit. Ii .r
'HWu1utIu. HfH nnlur prirfl,
Dtctor lrumu. ot.r fl. cop. add
'.l of butter ana more cream "
PHI. frurY
rH1 b. cover over the dI.b 4Hd
t 81, fIl nearly dom. remove DDt
.HU tHNu delicate brown
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snrlllnc. md ni,, MIN.

Make @ paste wiih eco rIp D0.IDf
rr' aud one tin of mrduos from
h'ch bone ana skins have boon o..
moved season vlih lli and pepper
a.I rur 'cs. mako into maiI r1k
HU irT Servo tith tomato ,s Hu
'r tomatoes on boz pIdrd nh.n iHr
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1915-03-19

What the Fort Worth DAILY Live Stock
Reporter asid about u.s.
Nj Keen Is ore % The young men in tHr
iusinoss bat is a veteran b. experience ile
= a native Tosan. having been born on d
ranch In Dallas County in 1870 His work
on u ranch gave him good practical know
edge OF live stock aud nc sas 50 we'll thought
ol that J. & Loving. then secretary Of ~.
e, xas cattle Raisor-' Association. apnoniei
hl "a nsprrtor for that Association. where DO
10, ked ouf Tor their interests on the For
rs nth aud Kansas cts market When thH
Fort Worth Parking Co. bsean husiness =
ra- buvcr for cattle and hogs. and be o.
came the head hog and lheep buyer 20
Armour and Co. when they opened their
biz plant In 1908. subsequently he orgbui
red the Dagscti-Keen Commission Co.
whore hc has been d faithful worker FOR tha
-hlppers Nho oOnalga % that ilrm. iu ia.l
ing their hogs al the highcs. prices
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a best dh wh~ aeuoD
Co. on own h, s,-arr.
Mountain advocate., 1915-08-27
NOTICE. DANGEROUS
COMMUNICABLE DISEASES

To the Ply scians and heads of families of Knox County Ny
The following rules adopted by the State and County boards
of health governing dangerous communicable diseases very
important and be complied with the peney Of the law will
be applied in every instance rule to
Rule L. Whenever any parent guardian other person
charge of the sick in his her family having charge any
residing temporarily therein shall know suspect that such
person persons affected with smallpox dphther memLa.
Group scarlet fever measles other communicable disease
dangerous the public health the having supervision OF the
sick shall Immediately give notice to the health officer within whose
jurisdiction he or she may reside.
When any physician shall know suspect any person
whom he called upon visit has dhhea membrancus Group
scarlet fever measles other communicable disease danger
the public health such physician shall Immediately give
notice together with the locality and description of the
the board Of health within whose jurisdiction he reside
G. No parent guardian other person having of any
child children shall allow permit any such child children
from any house building infected with dphtheri mcbran-
Group, fever other communicable disease
dangerous the public health attend church. Sunday school
public gathering, travel any public vehicle
vessel steamer appear highway street without
first procuring permit from the board of health its poIer
officer
Rule T. shall unlaw for any person enter or leave
any building infected with dphthera membrano Group
scarlet fever communicable disease dangerous the public
health church. public meeting place
ment travel street public vehicle vessel or
travel appear any public street highway
without first making complete change of clothing and procuring
Il permit from the board Of health of the jurisdiction
Rule No person who las been recently affected with
dphthera membranOus smallpox scarlet fever
communicable disease dangerous public health shall be permit
travel appear upon the public highways
appear any public place gathering travel in any public
vehicle vessel until certificate made by the attending phyi
elan the board of health within whose jurisdiction the
ours stating that all danger conagon by reason
passed and such certificate approved and endorsed by
said board of health.
Mountain advocate., 1915-08-27
10 VOTERS OF .34th
JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Hon. J. Il. Snyder Thanks
Voters For SUPPORT

Williamsburg, Ky. Aug Ia, 1915.
To the voters of 31th Judicial
District.
! take this method of thanking
the voters of the 34th Judicial
District, who so Loyalty stood by
me and gave me their support in
the recent primary at which time
| received the Republican Nomi-
nation of the office of Common
wealth's Attorney Of this Dis
trict by a magnificent majority.
Seven years and one half expert
ence as the incumbent of this
important office has taught me
that one Of experience can render
more efficient service to the peo-
pie by reason Of such experience.
And ! now say to the people of
this District as a whole that |
shall attend studiously to the
duties of this office and see that
the peoples rights are properly
protected and crime properly
prosecuted in the courts of this
district.
The people have shown by their
votes that they will stand by and
support an officer who is fearless
in discharge of his duties as |
have been, and beg to say that
the people will be supported by
me i'm my actions and conduct as
an official by rigid enforcement
of the criminal laws in this dis
trict.
Again thanking you, am.
Yours very truly.
}. b. Snyder.
Mountain advocate., 1915-08-27
ASSERTS SHE
WAS AFRAID
OF, SHADOW
Miss Underhill Says Tan
lac Has Relieved Her
Nervousness.

Louisville, KY, Aug. II, 1915.
Il was so nervous ! actually was
afraid of my shadow" Miss
Christin UnderhilI, assistant
manager of the soda fountain at
the Herman Straus Compay's
store, this city, told friends re-
Gently when relating her expert
ence with Tanlac, the premier
preparation.
Il had all sorts of hallucina-
tons and worried about all kinds
of trifies,' Miss Underhil con-
tinued. Il knew that ] was suf-
fering from excessive nervous
ness and was in a terribly run
down condition. | tried many
medicines without being benefit
ed. | finally decided to try Tan
lac.
ITO say that | was benefited
would be expressing myself in
too mild a manner. | was as
tonished at the result. After
taking only a few doses noticed
marked improvement. My en-
tire nervous system seemed to
have undergone a wonderful
change. My sleep became rest
full and refreshing and my appe-
tite reappeared.
Really" she laughingly added,
Il ate so ravenously that | was
afraid my board bill would be
raised"
Tanlac. the remier prepare
ton. is now on sale in BarbOu-
vile, at The Herndon Drug Cos
Drug store. adv.
Mountain advocate., 1915-08-27
Along Educational Line

Mr.. Editor As no one else seems
inclined to take advantage of the
columns you so graciously ffered
teachers, Twill attempt to brake
the ice.
think our work in the schools
of the country should be more
practical, | believe education in
this country has been along
wrong lines, instead of teaching
our young men and young wo-
men a lot of Scolastic lore, we
should teach them such things
as they can make useful in life,
and thus increase their creative
power for we must confess as a
people or as a nation that our
consuming power is much greater
than our creating power.
We should teach such things
as will enable our pupils to earn
an honest living for themselves
and those dependent upon them
at least SO they will be able to
grapple with the problems of life
and above all teach them TO APP
preciate honest labor, for we
must earn what we get or other
wise we will not appreciate what
we have on know how to use it
wisely. We should inculcate
such lessons into the mind and
life of our pupils as will enable
them to originate and produce
useful service, we as citizens in
every walk should do more to
exalt honest labor. This is our
duty in the homes. the churches
and especially in the schools, it
Mountain advocate., 1915-08-27
SINGLETON

On Tuesday evening August
2lth at Five O'Clock, the spark
Of life left the body Of James c.
Singleton, and his spirit sped to
the relms beyond.
Jim as he was commonly called
was the son of the late K. {. and
Marian Singleton, both of whom
died many years ago leaving Jim
as their only son and heir, and
we believe he is the last of that
family. He was 4 man that had
many friends, and in that was
liked by all who knew him, he
was a soldier in the Spanish Amer
lean war, and died at the old sol
diers home in Johnson City, Tenn.
where he has been for the past
two or three years. His remains
were brought here where he had
long ago prepared a burying place
for himself, father and mother
in the city cemetary, where he
was buried beside his father and
mother.
He was member of the Chris
tian church. and had been a
member for many years, he was
for many years q member OF the
many Brass Bands in this city,
the last being The Red Mems Band
and was always found at his
post when there was any kind of
an engagement to fill.
There is none SO rich that he
cannot die, and none 50 poor,that
he cannot find a grave.
Mountain advocate., 1915-08-27

is the duty of school ~ eNalt
honest service rather than en-
courage our pupils to seek for
easy Jobs in life where the re-
ward is great and the service
small. | believe that it was
Horace Greedy that said;
IF any man fancies that there is
some easy way of gaining a dol
lar than by squarely earning it
he has lost the clew to his way
through this Mortal labyrinth and
henceforth must wander as
chance may dictate. Just look
around us and see who are the
street loafers and country idIerS
many of them are pupils of our
schools waiting to get a good job
with a big salary and little service
probably with a deploma and
can't do any thing that is very
practical in life.
The fading flowers of pleasures,
Spring spontaneous from the soil;
But the real harvest treasures.
Yields alone opatient toll.
Eb Hcmphill
Mountain advocate., 1915-08-27
Swain Shows Coming.

". |. Swain Shows will be the
special attraction at night during
Fair week.
The famous W. |. Swain Show
Company is scheduled to appear
at BarbourVille for one week,
commencing Monday August 80,
and give night performances Of
widely diversified character
throughout the week. Tn S
popular organization is primarily
the outcome Of the instruction
in the gigantic theatrical trust
and represents the faction that
took Independent means to pre-
sent big city attractions at nOmi-
nal prices of admission in the
smaller towns, there the trust
arbitrary methods have debared
even periodical visits by merito-
rious attractions.
The w. |. Swain Show Com
pany is known from coast to
coast as the largest and best
equipped tented organization of
i its kind in America. Its colossal
Kant Leak" pavilion has a
seating capacity Of upwards of
two thousand people and pre-
sents all metropolitan successes
in a manner characteristic of big
city productions.
This seasons offerings by the
Swain Show Company includes
sensational meIodrama, histori-
cal and society plays, musical,
comedy, and farcial success.
Among this years biggest hits
might be mentioned, Belle of
the Mountain Trail, " the last
word in heroic romance; and a
dramatization of Marie COrelPs
most popular novel, "THELMA,"
which is now creating in its dra-
MATCHED form a veritable furor
| in the cultured centers Of fashion
throughout the country; in fact,
tens of thousand women patrons
of the W. |. Swain Show Com
pany have asked for its produc-
ton.
A band of all solo musicians,
and a feature symphony orches-
Mountain advocate., 1915-08-27
Al THE PEEP O'DAY
RObinsOn's Famous Show
Will Arrive

Older people are inclined to
laugh at the small boy who arises
at A a. m. on circus day and HES
to the railroad yards to see the
show unload. But if they only
knew it little Johnnie has the
best of the game. He is able to
see many things that the older
ones miss, things that are really
interesting, even thrilling.
Few people realize the wonder
full system that enables a big or
ganization like Robinson's Fa-
nous Shows to be moved from
one city to another, get ready
and give two performance in
one day, and get out of town
without friction or accident, leav-
ing Il tent stake Of the endless
paraphernalia as a reminder of
their VISIT
1t is marvellous to watch the
skilful unloading of the enormous
wagons. dens and tableauX with
out a hitch or moments delay; to
see the big handsome horses take
their places like clockwork, to
see the elephants push wagons in
place, lift immense center poles
and perform other duties where
their measureless strength comes
into play.
Older people might follow Lit
tie Johnnie's example with profit
Just try it once, on the morning
of September 9th when Robinsons
Famous Shows will arrive by the
l.. & n. railroad, and give two
performances in this city, at 300
and S:OOp. m.
Mountain advocate., 1915-08-27
NOTICE

You are hereby notified that
we have sold our stock of general
merchandise to E. w. Roach.
We wish to thank the public
for their liberal amount of patron
age shown us and assure you Mr..
Roach will appreciate any bust
ness you may give him.
All persons indebted to Perkins
& Co. are hereby notified to
come in and settle at once.
Yours truly,
Perkins & Co.
By S. M. Perkins.
have bought the stock of
goods from Perkins 4 Co. ON
North Main street, at the M. f.
Faulkner stand. | want to see
all of their old customers. and
many new ones. | shall endeav-
er to keep almost ANYTHING the
people need, and will sell as
cheap as you can find goods of
same quality any where else in
town.
Yours for business
+. w. Roach.