Jefferson jimplecute., December 01, 1911, Image 3

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g J. H. ROWELL & SON \
STILL IN THE LEAD.
Our stock i* full and complete in every line for any
and till demands for the trade.
PRICES ALWAYS AT THE BOTTOM. GRADES
ALWAYS AT THE TOP.
Some of the thing* we carry.
Staple and Fancy Groceries, Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes,
Harness, Crockery and Stoneware.
also
Corn, Oats, Chops, Bran, Hay, Cotton Seed Meal and
Hulls.
Our line of Fruits, Candy and Nuts cannot oe surpassed.
We handle the Selz Shoe and American Beauty Flour.
Try a Sack of American Beauty Flour for Xmas. Our
guarantee goes behind everything we sell.
No one keeps a fresher, cleaner up-to-data stock than
we do.
Will find there ready to serve you Lev Perry, Everest
Lewis aud the Firm.
We extend to you a hearty welcome and earnestly so
licit your trade.
Polite treatment, Quick sales, Strickly business, is the
style of the house.
Retail or Wholesale. PHONE 63.
J. H. ROWELL & SON 9
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COTTON RECEIPTS.
' Jefferson lias received 3500 bales
of cotton to date and weighed by
Public Weigher L. C. Pruitt.
Prices today 8.75 9.00.
R or O doses "OG6" will cure any
case of Chilli) and Fever. Price 25c. o30
According to the latest figures,
Uncle Sam's farm hand pay roll
represents $645,612,000.
. ' Had dyspepsia or indigestion f.>r
yean. No appetite, and what I ilid eat
distressed me teriible. Burdock Blood
Bitters cured me".—J. H. Walker,
Sunbury, Ohio.
At the London central meat
market in 1910 nearly half a mill
ion tons of meat were delivered.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
OASTO R I A
In some parts of Australia the
telephone is regarded as an
amusement rather than a necess
ity.
Without opiates >>r harmful drills of
any kind Foley's Honey and Tar Com
pound stops coughs and cures colds.
Po not accept any substitute. Allen
U rquhart.
Mrs. D. A. Wood was granted
her divorce this week on the plea
of adultry and abandonment.
She was given her maiden name.
Lost Dog.
A small black and white Scotch
terrier, bob-tail, collor on. Find
er will return to H. A. Spelligns.
Born.
Born November 20th, 1911, to
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Neidermeier,
at Idabel, Okla., a son, Frank I
Lee.
Try it, Try it
Try Dr. Hell's Antiseptic Salve for all
skin troubles. It is as pleasant as sweet
creaiu ami giiarunteed to give satisfac
tion in worst cases. 25c a box.
Presbyterian Church.
Regular services will be held
in the Presbyterian church Sun
day, December 3rd, at 11 a. in.
No services at night.
Foley Kiiluey Pills
Tonic iu Hction, quick in results. Will
cure any case of kiduey or bladder dig
order not beyond tbe leacb of medicine.
No lined to say more. Allen Urquhart.
J. S. Lewis, Jr., will preach
at liartzo Saturday uiglit before
L'ud Sunday and Sunday night
in December, same being 9th
and 10th of December.
Bees For Sale.
I have for sale four hives of
Italian bees. Gentle and good
workers. Will sell cheap.
W. L5. Prestoh,
Presbyterian Manse.
W. H. M. S.
The Home Mission Society
will meet with Mrs. Ligon Dee.
4th Every member is urged to
be there at 3 o'clock, as there
will be an election of officers.
A TRIP TO EGYPT
AND THE
HOLY LAND
BY THE
Malul Trio in Native Costumes,
Natives of Damascus, Palestine.
at the
HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
December 2, 7:30 p m
Adults, r«»nt>
b< Ch.idrv'. ♦•r»U
BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Puhil • Si-Ill ill
Honor Roll of Grange Hall School.
Month ending November 24,
1911. Average between (J0 and
100 per cent.
7th grade.
Aulee Brooks, Allen Sharp, Gor
don Brooks.
3rd grade.
Eunice Sharp.
6th grade.
Clarence Fason. George Kindred.
1st grade.
Melvin Hileman, Ashley Bolding
Wesley Brooks.
Genevieve Francisco,
Teacher.
Delegate to River and Harbor
Congress.
Hon. B. F. Sherrell lias been
appointed by Gov. (). B. Colquitt
as a delegate to the River and
Harbor Congress, which meets
in Washington on December 6
and 8. Jefferson will be ably
represented by Mr. Sherrell, as
he fully understands how to pro
sent the needs of Cypress Bayou
and Caddo Lake to restore navi
gation and commerce to this sec
tion of the State.
Notice.
I earnestly request all who
gave me orders for goods to be
ready to receive and pay for
same. Devlivery some day next
week. I make this request on
account of going to conference
on the 12th inst.
J. Woodson.
The old out houses in the
rear of the Hussey & Whelan
building have all been removed
and work on the foundation for
the new addition was started
Thursday afternoon. The main
building and addition when com
pleted will contain nearly nine
thousand square feet of floor
surface.
The auomobile plow has arriv
ed. You sit on a cushion with a
steering gear in your hands, and
down underneath the machine
the blades of a plow are fixed.
By this device 12 acers of land
can be plowed in a day, and life
is made easy for the far mer.
Thanksgiving was observed al
most as a heneral holiday Thurs
day by the stores, nearly all clos
ing, and the clerks and proprie
tors taking the half day off in
pleasure. The postotice, banks
anP rural route carriers all took
holiday.
■ ■ ■
Don't be slow with your Copl
and thus be left out of the spe.
cial edition, for you may regret j
such tardy action later, when the
paper goes forth (clothed in the
evidences of a superior town
and section it represents,
Lost Glasses.
Lost on Thursday a pair of
gold glasses in cast*, between
H A. Spellings and T. J. Roger
resideace. Finder return to
Mrs. H. A. Spellings.
Tln> first depositor in the pos
tal savings bank. which <n»*-n«*<l
for business Nov J4th, w is lit
tl»- Miss Mate Kelly Singleton.
Postmaster Singleton states that
a number have already become
savings de depositor^
For printing the Jimp
office is the place to
have it done.
Rev. C. T Cummingrv the tu?\s
| Methodist pastor. <o:n»>> h»e *
frun (Jrand sa .if. •.:.«•••
wst> -.ta'..<>ned for f>>>ir year>
Mi i* .minings w i rvach
i today .mi -vi11 hold servic"*
1 Sund.i
(jo out to see the illustrated
I views' at the school house Satur
'■i*\ r.»gr*t.
PtKSONAL MENTION.
(' (' Thmnftft wh* in Marshall
Sunday
I", A Alday. <>( Atlantn. wa««
: hove thin week.
Mix* Annie (tritium vixitod in
Marshall Sunday.
Mrs. G. Russell, of Ij©win
ville, Ark., is here, guest t>f hor
parents, Mr. and Mrs (J. W.
Brown.
Miss Kloise Fortnaby, of At
lanta, who is here the guest of
Mrs. G. Frank, was a visitor in
Marshall Sunday.
Hon. Howard O'Neal, of At
lanta, was here this week. M r.
O'Neal-is a candidate for the jmi
sition of District .Judge of this
district*
Mr. and Mrs. M. H. Wurts
baugh and little daughter, Sarah
Gray, of Shreveport, spent
Thanksgiving with parents in
the city.
Mrs. R. S. Terry and Mrs. J.
C. Kistenmacher returned home
Saturday from El Paso, where
they spent some two months with
Mrs. D. M. Smith and family.
Miss Iva Ware, of Baldwin,
was in the city Thursday and
left on No. 5 for Pride, Texas,
where she goes to take charge
of a school which she has ac
cepted at that place.
James Harris, merchant at
Linden, and H. Max who has a
contract for building in Linden,
came down Monday on the J. &
N. W. and spent a few hours in
the city, returning on the after
noon train.
Miss Mimmie Eberstadt has
gone t° Sulphur Springs to at
tend the big Elk ball, Green
ville, Pittsburg and Gilmer will
be represented. While there
she will be the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. M. Yes nor.
Miss Alice Emmert, County
Superintendent, went to Hous
ton Wednesday afternoon to at
tend the meeting of the South
ern Educational Association,
which meets in that city from
December 1st ot 2nd.
Mr. Will Stallcup of Smith
land, came up Thursday to bring
Miss Ira Lathrop, who is teach
ing the school at Potter's Sta
tion, home for a few days. Miss
Ira has been suffering with a
case of grippe, but is much bet
ter now.
Rev. H. J. Hayes, who was
pastor of the Methodist church
for the past three years, has
been sent by conference to
Wharton, where he leaves today
with his things. Mr. Hayes has
made many warm friends while
here and all regret to lose him
and family.
The Texas Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church, So.
which met in Marlin, has con
cluded the business. They will
meet next year in Marshall. Ap
pointments for Marshall district
aregiven below:
Marshall District—F M Boyles
presiding elder, Beckville, H. G.
Williams; Hetties. .) \V Cummins;
Church Hill J L Russell; Elysian
Fields, W H Weatherby; Gilmer,
C F Smith; Hallyille, M I Brown;
Harleton, J M Smith; Harrison,
J F Kidd; Henderson station, C
A Tower; Henderson circuit, .J.
Ijoyd Weatherby, supply; Jeffer
son, C TCummings; Kellyville,
Ij. H. Mathison; Killgore, I. F.
Face; Longview, Kelly Memorial
H C Willis; Marshall, First Ch.,
L. B Klrod; North Marshall, W.
W Gollihugh; Rosewood, C M Da
vis, supply.
Notice, W. 0. W.
The regular meeting of Cy
press Camp No. 605, W. O. W.,
will be held Tuesday, Dec. f>, at
7:30. There will be an election
of officers for the ensuing year.
All members are urged to be
present.
P. G. Henderson, C. C.
J. T. King, Clerk.
Eczema
Is considered hard to cure. Try I>r.
Hell's Antiseptic Salve ant you wiil
change you mind. You will see an im
provement from ttie tiret application.
Advertisement
H. 6ASC0NI THOMAS,
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS
Was I'U.'ctt I to the senate in
l'.Ki~ Was exjieiled from the
senate for charging Kraft on
the | n't >f the legislature
In t-veity days he was re
(»l«x:ted I. '!l-> pei.jilc by the
largest " ever givtm
any sen.i*' Texas, < arry
ing ovci . .nty in the <iis
n ic' and • • v >ox but four
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Governor it < • cinteo out,
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froiii The n* tpitol. i :i his
i■ f> > "t t: e |,. trrii-d
s.very c ounty in this conjjivs
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CAR YOU ASIR8RE?
Your M«n«y Back tor the Asking.
You fronts* M«thia|.
We arc ho confident that «»•
fan furnish relief for indigestion
and dy»|>epsia, that we promise
to supply tl\e medicine free of
cost to every one who uses it ac
cording to directions who is not
perfectly satisfied with the rc
suits. Wo exact no promises and
put no on*' under any obligation
whatever. Nothing could he fair
er? We are located right here
where you live, and our reputa
tion should be sufficient assur
ance of the genuineness of our
offer.
We want everyone who is trou
bled with indigestion or dyspep
sia in any form to come to our
store and buy a box of Rex all
Dyspepsia Tablets. Take them
home and give them a rea
sonable trial, according to direc
tions. If they don't please you
toll us and we will quickly return
your money. They have a mild
but positive action upon the or
gans with which they come in
contact, apparently acting as a
regulative tonic upon the relaxed
muscula coat of the bowels, thus
overcoming weakness ami aiding
to restore the bowels to more
vigorous and healthy activity.
Three sizes: 25c, 50c; and $1.00.
Remember, you can obtain Rex
all Remedies only at our store,
the Rexall store—at W J Sedber
r y's.
Blackjack
Nov 2(J, The weather is pretty
cold at this writing.
Mr. Slater is on the sick list.
The men have been working on
the road for the past few days.
Mrs. Jennie George returned to
Waskom Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Forbes called on
Mr. Slaters Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnson were call
ers at Mr. Slaters Sunday.
Mrs. Wade called on her daugh
ter. Mrs. Reel Sunday.
Mr. Wm. Home and mother will
move down here Friday.
Misses Mary and Hattie Forbes
called on Mrs. Ponder Sunday eve,
There will be speaking at the
school house tomorrow by the
children.
A Correspondent.
"Lest We Forget."
To prepare for next year's
reading in time The Jimplecute
desires to say that all who want
to keep with passing events at
home should subscribe NOW,
While you are about it, why
not take advantage of our club
offer and get The Dallas Semi
Weekly Farm JNews also for a
year? Both papers for the small
sum of $1.65, giving you three
papers a week and supplying
the whole family with good,
wholesome, up to-date reading
matter.
If you forget this offer both
yourself and the publisher are
losers, but you are the greater
loser.
Don't lose out, hut subscribe
NOW. tf
The Agricultural Train.
In this issue notice is given of
this train, which will be in Jeff
erson Thursday, December 14.
They will be hero at night and
will give a free lecture at 7:.'J(),
either at the Opera House or
Court House. This lecture will
be illustrated by stereopticon
views. This Agricultural Special
Train is operated by the M. K.
& T. Ry. Co., of Texas, finder
the supervision of the Agricul
tural & Mechanical College of
Texas, the Board of Agriculture
of Texas and the State Highway
Commission. Every one inter
ested in these lines should be
here to meet the train and at
tend the lecture.
Take Notice.
Take notice to this piece. We
the undersigned, want a first
class cook at J. II. Jones' hotel
Jefferson. TVx. Please see us at
once for we must have one by the
1st of December.
Say, come one, come all, take
a repast with us We can care
fur you nicely, (,'oine and see for
yourself. J. H. Junes.
Episcopal Bazaar
The ladie^ uf tin- Kpiscopal
Guild will give their tnnual Ha
zaur Tuesday. D' •"•th, at same
place that the Me" a! >t ladies
held then- Mazaar tins week.
('untnljiitaius }..» I '• a.ti will be
tcnplei. In connection, they
will serve eliii • . lunch
etc I .ft ••ver 't t}> them
that day
Have yum copy r> .. iy for the
S; < 'h 1 >t a.. - . next
Monday, when for it. or
bring it n youi s We wish
a;i to tai\> ■ t US help
t" make r(t,s ♦ hJ.' k'!' it bell
• indivi'luall in<l ■■ 'ively.
December chimc a < a >r and it i
in the morning • it it : egan to
moderate by noon.
1'ut a III d Cl'. . l.<a tamp
n all the letter.-* vuu send out thi.»
month
.'OLEY KIDNEY PILLS
ro w r. M I J MAT >&M .DNI M4-J.L c....
I I." ; 1 V »•, '• ' wee,. Was
fine for hog killing
ALLEN URQUHART
SCHOOL SUPPLIES, FINE STATIONERY,
ELLIS WATER FILTERS, IIAWKES GLASS
ES, RUBBER GOODS, DYES AND TUBE
PAINTS, CHICKEN AND STOCK REMEDIES.
BEST OF EVERYTHING.
Obituary.
In memory of Jasper N. Jack
son, born in Barber county, Ala., i
February 9th, 1849, moved to
Brandon, Mississippi, while yet i
a small boy, where he lived, and
was educated in the schools, un
til after the war—was too young
to go into the army. In 1*72 he
moved to Jefferson, Texas, where
he spent the rest of his life.
At the age of 26 he married Miss
Alice, the daughter of Judge B.
W. Gray of Jefferson, who still
survives him. He leaves also one
daughter, Mrs. W. A. Richard
son, who resides with her hus
band and two sons at Mineral
Wells, Texas, and a brother, J.
O. Jackson, two sisters and other
relatives at Jefferson. He died
in Jefferson Nov. 10th, 1911. The
funeral we held the day after his
death, November 12th, at 10:30 a.
m. attended by a large concourse
of relatives and friends at Oak
wood cemetery. The Rev. D.
Griffin Gunn, I)- D. the Rector
of Christ Church, ^Episcopal) Jef
ferson read the services, assist
ed by the Presbyterian choir,
and also preached his funeral
sermon He made little preten
tions to religion until the last few
months of his sickness, when ho
told his life long friend and ad
visor, Rev. Dr. Gunn, that he
prayed constantly and he hoped
that God would save him, it was
all that he could do. Dr. Gunn
gave him his own prayer book,
and he said it was the most won
derful book he ever read. When
lie was too sick to read it he would
have his wife to read it to him.
He was a member of the Old '
School Presbyterian church, and
died in that faith. We feel sure
that He, "who never despised the
s;ghing of a contrite heart, nor
the. desire of such as are sorrow
ful" heard his prayers. He was
peculiar in his way, but those
who knew him best, loved him
most.
"Grant him O Lord, eternal
rest, and let perpetual Light,
shine upon him." D. G. G.
Christinas Cheer and Charity
SANTA CLAUS' PROCLAMATION.
During the month of December,
IU11, every piece of mail must
carry a
RED CROSS CHRISTMAS SEAL
on the back of the envelope. Ev
ery bill, statement, ieceipt and
check must carry a seal on its face,
RED CROSS CHRISTMAS SEALS
can be purchased for one cent each
from every live, progressive, chari
tably inclined retail merchant in
Texas. The money received from
the Hale of seals will be used to es
tablish a hospital-home for children
crippled by tuberculosis of the
bones, and for other Anti-Tubercu
losis work. Help u» in the light
against the Great White Plague.
CHRISTMAS SEAL CAMPAIGN
COMMITTEE.
State Capitol Bltlg, Austin, Texas.
Texas Anti-Tuberculosis Ass'n,
State Agents. Mail Orders Ac
companied by Check or Money Or
der Promptly Filled.
Eighteen Above Zero.
The week has been the coldest
of the winter. A light rain Mon
day inornihg was rollowed by a
high north gale that raged all
that night and brought almost
zero weather. Thursday it was
eighteen above zero, the eoldest,
for the winter, with plenty of
ice. The wind veered to the
south by 1'. day and it is hoped
that milder weather will follow.
Posted.
Any and ill parties are hereby
notified under penalty of the law
not t<» hunt'• r otherwise trespass
on our land.
It. A. Loomi.x,
li. W. ijoomi>
w. (. t. r.
The \V. C.T, 1". will meet with i
Mrs II A lteiletield Tliur^ti
7 it -i *) O ( I'K'li,
liusiness Meeting
Mi Is \V. Moseley,
Keeoi <tmg S.'cre'.r
.Judge I'. a. Turner has an- I
r.''UW'e> ;w a candidate for Dis j
111't J udge u» succeed himself. !
.1 ids/ Turner has made an a
. d c >n> lejitious judge
through hi-> idministratiou.
Nut •until
• r • r i. hii.vatlier ian : « I w." I- ■■
btlvt i» foo-i fur colhuiit bM the »yw j
* '■ *1 »Tf I. ' r»llH[]«* l I j
t.»rk iu ! get jrour L'V. Yon bt the j
ltdgf,
Germ—Moth—Vermin—
and Waterproof
That's what my mattresses are. They're thor
oughly sterilized. The shape is built mto them
to stay in. And they're the most comfortable
and luxuriant sleep-makers you ever applied to
your tired body. No shoddy, disease-breeding
mill waste in
Burnett Mattresses
is ill ordinary mattresses,
lust fresh, new, clean, unused, sterile material.
Every process of making high prade and permanent.
See thrm at your dealer's. Priced fr« in $2.50 to $20.
An examination tells the story of their superiority. Just look them over./
Smrtti for Frmm Book.
It trlli all about the way I makr my
mail rfisra, and aW ah n it the way ordi
nary mattrcaact arc pm to|cthrr. thowi
thr ailviniiff of my mrthnd for you from
every »i audpoint. Wri/a for it.
Tom B. Burnett
Dallas, Texas
TIMELY WARNING
TO CALOMEL USERS
Calomel is a Form of Mercury and If
It Stays in the Human System
Its Effect is Terrible. Ask
Your Doctor.
Any physician will tell you that
mercury, if it remains in the
mdy, will soften and rot the
tones, a disease doctors call ne
■rosis of the bones. Calomel is
i form of mercury, and to keep
'.fear of danger it's a safe plan to
Lake no calomel at all, especially
us there is a bettor remeby.
Both children and grown
people will find a perfect sub
stitute for calomel in Dodson's
Liver Tone, a pleasant, vegetable
tonic that induces the liver to act
and which never has any bad
after-affects. In fact Dodson's
Liver Tone will do every thing
that calomel does without any of
the dangers of calomel. A large
bottle costs only fifty cents, and
the Uexall Drug Store will re
fund your money if you are not
satisfied.
The following subscribers have
thanks for payments on subscrip
tions recently:
W F Schellinger, Mrs. W T Wil
liams, L A Perry, I P Witt, John
Neal, Mrs. E Sterne, 8 W Shep
pard, Mrs. J F Christian, Jno* W.
Vloseley, 8 L Moseley, G W Woav
2r, C J Justice, (ius Loomis, Genio
[tains, J D Shackelford, 1 (i Gil
nam, Seth Thompson,L C Holland,
ll A Loomis, Felix A Jones, J T
Webster and for I' T Webster, \.
Miller Todd, Nick Carter, L 1)
Blanohard, w I Jackson, Mrs. <)
li Park, C 11 Turner,Miss Iva Ware,
VI If Wurtsbaugh, W BStallcup.
When selling tlx- State adopted
School Hooks to make no devia
tion in price and to tfive (she
EXACT CHANGE
it the same time, permit me to
say that the patronatff of white
and black Is solicited. In other
wyriK, the undersigned will not
si'll an arithmetic for
Twenty-Five Cents. When the Published
Price is Twenty-Eight Cents
('(mn«• one and as many as choose
1 »ur -h ise your adopted school
!»ooi<s or any other kind, from a
man who does not wish to run
anybody out of the business.
K W. VINSON.
Look Out For Mule!
One coal black mare mulo,
weighing about !HX) pounds: not
fresh sheared, short tail, in good
condition. Left my place at
Houston, La., Nov. lSJth IU11. go
ing west, towards Jefferson Tex.
A liberal reward to any person
taking up said mule and notify
me.
It. L. McKinney,
Hosston, La.
(jlraiiulatfil Kye Lids
are easily cured—Caustic is not neces
sary. Sutherland's Ka^le Kye Salve iw
Painless Am) harmless anil guaranteed
to care. Has never failed on a case,
costs 25c.
Meat Market
Wo have opened up a NEW
MAKKKT anil will keep
Fresh Meats
AT ALL TIMES.
BEEF, POLK, SAUSAGE
AND BARBECUE MEAT.
We desire a share of your patronage
and would appreciate an ordei for any
thing in the Meat Line. Only the best *
Htutl handled.
Will deliver Msat to place in the city.
CARR 6 COLEMAN,
'Austin Street,
JEFFERSON, TEXAS.
Hire you Hungery
YES
Comes on lot us tro down to
LIT- JAKES PLACE
where, everybody is invited.
There is door for whites and a
door for colored. Now there is
plenty <>!' room. See Snowball
.Jake, OYSTKRS and I'lSlf at
all times MKALS I'ac. Short
()rders i f ex pected.
JAKE WILLIAMS, Prop.
J. L. MOSELEY,
DENTIST
.IKKFK.lt.sON. I'KWS.
OtGlv '![> *! AllH. Km ms i, .Hi'! t
M si'lcy V .\ !!■!;•: ti_v
Kirnt-iwcik, re an iiaM* prica.
W. h JON F>, I. "G. BKADI S. w MO-KI.KY,
President, Vict-Pm. tn'ii. v-lau<»»rtr.
COUNTY ABST,4Cf
lurur)Nii»(«-(i * MM a
JEFFERSON. TEXAS.
ABsTKACr.s <>K T1TLK< r«) Vl.I MAKION < H UV
LANDS AM* JKKI-KHXIS I'lTY l.« > Ft KNISHKl>
\T UK A SON K U1 K PHICKs.
CORRESPONDENCE SOLICITED.