The Jackson herald., December 01, 1904, Image 5

About The Jackson herald. (Jackson, Mo.) 1897-1911

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Additional Local.
Geo. Fenimore and wife, of
Charleston, were visiting Mrs.
Mnttie Bast last week.
Grunt A Klbreeht's store is full
of Christinas goods, prcsentiT'for
old and young.
,Kie Vilkf rnn of Mi!li-r-villo
is attending the World's
Tuir this week.
Visit Grant & Klbrcchl's n.i'1-i-and
see what nice things tin y
have for Xmas present;;.
Miss Beatrice Joyce, of tlif
Cape, bean her .iliinl term of
nohool at bcholl, I'erry Co., .vio.,
Oct. 4. This speaks well for her.
Rev A. T. Osbron will preach
in Jackson .Sunday morning; but
on account of sore throat ho will
not preach at Williams' school
house.
Grant A Klbroeht have their
big line of holiday goods on dis
play this week.
11. J. Behrens and family have
moved to DeSoto. Wo are sorry
to lose Mr. Behrens and his in
teresting family ; but what Jack
son loses: DeSoto will gain.
Fa I Tuck, who has been in the
southern counties for the past
four months, returned home last
week. Fal tells us that everything
went Republican down there on
November 8.
Nice line of birthday, Xinas
and New Year cards, and other
gifts ut Jeweler llasslinger's.
Conductor Couse and Bag
gagemaster Dee Bailey fell from
the batriratre cur Monday while
the train was approaching Dutch
town. Couso got his shoulder
dislocated and Bailey got his hip
bruised.
Bazaar! Bazaar!
J. M. A. Hall
Dec. 8 and 9.
1)1 1LIG1 ITFUL KNTKRTA IN -
MKNT BF.UT1FUL T11INCS
OF HVKRY DESCRIPTION
UKAUTIFL'L THINGS AT ALL
PRICKS.
All lamps have been removed
from the ceiling and bolted se
curely through heavy timbers.
Not a stove in the building
steam heat leaking the place
absolutely fire-proof.
Caid of Thanks.
That Throbbing Headache,
Would quickly leave you, if
you used Dr. King's New Life
Pill9. Thousands of sufferers
have proved their matchlesp mer
it for Sick and Nervous Head
aches. 'They make pure blind
and build up your health. Only
2 cents, money back if not cur
el. Sold by ,!'. s. K. WOODS,
Druggist.
The Bazaar.
The bazaar at the ,1. M. A. hall
rcxt Thui-.-day and Friday will
-on.-ist of the following: Th irs
day night cantata, by Sunday
school boys and girls. Friday
afternoon entertainment by lar
ger boys nnd girls. Friday night
moving pictures, superintended
by Col. T. W. Birmingham.
Booths at which you can buy
nice presents for Christmas.
There will be a doll b io'.h. faivy
work booth, linen booth, hand
kerchief booth and candy booth.
All filled with useful and beauti
ful Christmas presents. Refresh
ments will be served during each
meeting. Admission, 1; cents
each evening; 10 cents in the af
ternoon.
Court Directory.
OTEKI YflDU (SATO MUD
Do not take chances on it wearing away or experiment with some unknown preparation
which will only half c"ure it at best, and leave the bronchial tubes and lungs weakened and
susceptible to attack from the germs of Consumption.
ft
reLOre llllf ill Til
not only stops the cough but heals and strengthens the lungs and pre
vents serious results from a cold.
It Saved Hia Life After the Doctor Said He Had Consumption.
V. R. Davis, Yissalia, California, writ. : "Tin rc is no doubt but wnat FOLLY'S IIOXEV
AND TAR saved my life. I had an awful cough on my lungs and the doctor told mo I had
consumption. I commenced taking FOLLY'S 1ION1.Y AND TAR and found relict from
the tirst and three bottles cured me completely.
REFUSE SUBSTITUTES
THREE SIZES, 25c, 50c and $1.00
SOLD 1ND RECOMMENDED BY
ALL DRUGGISTS.
I f '
County court meets at .lackson
the first Monday in February,
May, August and November.
Probate court meets ntJacksoti
the second Monday in February,
May, August and November.
Circuit court meets at Jackson
the first Monday in January, May
and NV.vciiber and the third
Monday in August.
Common pleas court meets at
(Jape Girardeau the fourth Mon
day in January, May and Sep
tember. Thanksgiving Rally.
Mu. KlUTOR
space in your
1 'lease allow me
paper to give a
I wish to thank the Doctors and
all of those who so kindly assist
ed in the sickness and sad be
reavment of my dear husband.
May God bless and reward them
for their goodness.
Kl.l.A Andkrson.
Cured Paralysis.
W. S. Daily, P. O. True, Texas,
writes, ".My wife had been Buffer
ing five years with paralysis in
he arm, when 1 was persuaded to
use Ballard's Snow Liniment,
which cured her all right. 1 have
also used it for old sores, frost
bites and skin eruptions. It does
the work." 25c, 50c, $1.00. Sold
by DR. S. WOODS, the Druggist.
A Thankielvlne Day Sur
prise.
Mr. John Hicks, who is nearly,
if not quite, 90 years of age,
having spent the greater part of
his life in Cape county, and who
is, and has been, an invalid for
more than a year past; and his
daughter, Missouri, wore pleas
antly surprised when, on Thanks
giving morning, Mrs. Ilaun, Mr.
Hicks' only sister, Mrs. Jas. F.
Slack, his eldest daughter and
Mrs. C. M. Slack, his sister-in-law,
with others, drove up to the
. front gate on Thanksgiving morn
ing with a ready prepared thanks
giving dinner and proceeded to
unload. We all enjoyed a real
feast of good things blended, we
trust, with heartfelt thanks to the
Giver of all blessings, bringing
to our mind the passage of scrip
ture, "Trust the Lord and do
good; thou shall dwell in the land
and verily thou shall be fed."
C. M. 8.
brief account of our Thanksgiv
ing rally.
We, the trustees of St. John A.
M. K. church, under the leader
ship of our pastor, R. L. Phillips,
set aside Thanksgiving day for a
trustee rally, for the purpose of
cancelling the mortgage of our
church which had been long
standing. We wish to notify the
community through this paper,
that we were very successful.
We were able to clear 125. 46
which cancelled the mortgage
and other debts; and we are able
to walk with less burden and free
thoughts.
We again wish to extend many
thanks to the community, among
who were manv white friends
that gave us aid in accomplish
ing this struggle. Since we were
so faithful to disburse the amount
for the purpose asked, we feel
that if the time should come
again when we need your assist
ance as then, you will respond
cheerfully and spontaneously as
before.
Heart Fluttering.
Undigested food and gas in the
stomach, located just below the
heart, presses against it and
causes heart palpitation. When
your heart troubles you in that
way take Heroine for a tew aays.
You will soon be all right. 50c.
Sold by DR. S. K. WOODS, the
Druggist.
REVIVO
RESTORES VITALITY
Made a
Well Ma
of Me.
THE
ntlTIAT
Proda the above ren to SO d.jrju W e.
DowertiillT and quickly. Cure "ben ill ottaen i Du.
,Vn 1,11 Mromr their youtlilul .gor tr mint
S vvTvn U aulrklr ana eurely ri-torw N.rwi
Ji L?Vl" mr. Impouiicf . N.gl.tly Eml-lona.
ill .nVcU ot ebm or .icweud todteirtUn.
Ir.g back l. pink flow f JJJSSJS
lorlDf tbe lira of yonth. It "iS.vioTno
u Coniumptloo. lnal on having BE VI o, no
etberY It ciTb. carried to vert rocket. r J" i
tin written omrmnt to eun i
21. i-oImT B."k and arlMrw. '"'"..
wfAl MEDlClNECO,
For sale by H. L. Jones, Jackson j
( 'a nyrli inr Spell Caused Death.
"Harry Duckwell, aged 25
years, chocked to death early
yesterday morning at his home,
in the presence of his wife and
child. He contracted a slight
cold a few days ago and paid but
little attention to it. Yesterday
morning he was seized with a fit
of coughing which continued for
sometime. His wife sent for a
physician but before he could ar
rive, another coughing spell came
on and Duekwell died from suffo
cation. St. Louis Globe-Democrat,
Dec 1. 1001." Dallard's
Hnrehound Syrup would haye
saved him. 25c, 50c and $1.00.
Sold by DR. S. L'. WOODS, the
Druggist.
FRUIT TREES
Plainview Nursery, located
4' of a mile northeast of Jack
son, on the old Green's Ferry
road, is headquarters for
Fruit Trees, Plants, Shade
Trees and Veneer Tree Pro
jectors. Our stock is unusually fine
and our prices are the lowest
to be found, from the fact
that we are selling direct to
planters no middle man.
Write for one of our new price
lists and be convinced.
The red tao attached to
every order that goes out is
the State Kntomologist's
guarantee of good health.
;-?"lf you want Barred or
White Plymouth Rock Chick
ens, or Berkshire Pigs get
our prices. Respectfully,
CARL WALLACE, Proprietor.
BARRY'S
GDMI6IDE!
TWO QUARTS $1.00
-for
Stomach, Liver and Kid
ney Troubles.
Worms'and malaria succumb to this
(jroat anil new discovery. A jjreat
medicine for children. Sec t ho follow
iiiK tixtiinoiiiitls:
"After iisinc but three (loses of Har
ry's IJerinicidc 1 passed without sick
ness or lorn; fastimr a 120 foot tape
worm. 1 rcioinmciid it to all who
have .stomach trouble.
Yours truly,
' ('HAS, llOFKMKIHTKK."
Ot hers of .lackson who say t he same:
Isaac Abraham, Arthur Sanders, (ieo.
Hyderand Charles Simons.
For sale by -
Woods the Druggist.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Curet Crip
in Two Day.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. rnJ
CM MiTttnn kmM a1I In feo&i 12 month.
Recommended School Legislation.
State School Superintendent
Carrington is preparing his an
nual report to be submitted to the
general assembly when it con
venes in January, He will make
some positive recommendations
concerning school legislation
along three lines, changing text
books, providing efficient super
vision of rural schools and train
ing teachers for these schools.
Among other things, he will say:
"The text-book situation is
very unsatisfactory. The present
contracts have been in existence
for eight years and some of the
books have been in use fourteen.
Missouri cannot afford to have its
school interests suffer longer on
account of inferior books. The
best books published can be had
as cheap as the poorest. Uni
formity in text-books should be
continued in the rural and village ;
schools arid their selection refer
red to a permanent commission,
non-partisan or bi-partisan, com
posed mainly of educational ex
perts, persons who have made a
study of education. With such a
commission, mere win oe no irou
(A Liauitl Laxative)
Absolutely Cures Constipation
By removing the must!. 'lear up th lirnin nftrr j:1essive rutins or
drinking. SentU. avci-to your work with u clear lieud and u hfttlrd Moiii
ach. l'leasiinl t' lake mid never sickens or pripes. 50 cents per Wltle,
for stile by all dru'ista.
Manufactured by
FOR SALE EY DR. S. E. WOODS, THE DRUGGIST, JACKSON, MO.
schoul. Not more than one j HAS STOOD THE TEST 25 YEARS.
teacher in ten in the rural schools The old original U rove's Taste
hs over had any pedagogical j e8a Chill Tonic. You know what
training, except such as may be ; you re taking. It is iron and
had at teachers' meetings. The j quinine in a tasteless form. No
state needs four thousand new 1 enre. nn rmv LT10
St. Louis & Frisco Railway ,
Special round-trip llomeseek
er's Kxeursions, Nov. 10th and
22d, 11)04.
15.00, Cape (Jape Girardeau,
Mo., to various ooints in Texas.
teachers every year. Three
normal schools cannot supply
more than six hundred of these
out of their annual enrollment of
three thousand. To furnish pro
per training, the state should or
ganize a large number of local
Cape
' f Ptiinino unhnnl j 1 it 1 ry t . . - m ...
hie in getting the best books at, " '''"", , j Louisiana, jmnan territory, tk-
lowest prices and in making se- j -fl'th of our teachers ge lahoma, Kansas and Arkansas,
lections so as to preserve unity in f U e.r preparation n the small , Do.t mis8 the ()piM)rtunitv of
the course of study. It is hoped h!f ehoolf- ,The "tale f1'1' seeing the World's Fair. Spec-
that the lobby will no longer be i - - ia. leaiures uauy.
able to play one political party . ' . J . 1 1 ,-,
. , . . . . 1 1 with teachers, buildings, libra
agamst the other to prevent leg- . b
. , 1 ries and apparatus and prospec-
islation on this important sub- ' '
,, itive teachers induced to lietter
Je'...ir-.i .1 iu ! preparation, both academic and
"Within the past two years, the . .
1 . 1 professional, before entering
state sunerintendent has come in ., , n,u. ... , ,
hiiuc nuiciiiiini. upon the work. This will lead
personal contact with nearly every many teachers to make more ex
rural teacher in the state. Theso ' tended, better and special prepa
teachers are the best young men j ration in the state normal
and women of Missouri. In char- ! schools.
acter, in general intelligent, ! fULETSnUKtlJUU e and rert'
sympthetic interest in tne Biaie b, u,, s;imtm (druggist hasn't
KILLth. COUCH
AND CURE the LUNGS
WITH
Dr. King's
New Discovery
for C
rONSUMPTION
0UGH8 an
iOLOS
Prie
B0c$I.OO
Free Trial.
Sureat and Uuickeat Cure for all
THROAT and LUNG TROUB
LES, or MONET BACK.
If..-.. Vm ......i.uia utnml flMllv
wc.i.r, w: - . ENa.fim.-mbe,, lwu0iix
first, xney are wining, yes ( ORIOIJfALITY.
ious,to improve conditions and, &y ioMOthl.JK BRftlnit L yolia
they make personal sacrifices in j th pMUM cf th0Be who hBTe taken
professional preparation and in ! it M(J yon.n uorry very prs0a
bringing to the schools what the j BSiDg LaX Fo will tell yon an Intor
twentieth century demands. The ; eoting itory ot bow it carod tliem.
task is uneven. The state has! Liu Foe ii the vory Jatect exampla
not done its whole duty. It should 1 or memoai sntcrnnse, iDgomuiy aoa
provide efficient county supervis- crlginality. Ibfoe h. been
Tomoke it
"hlbAr TAmeitv
ed and a liberal salary paid. Su- cfen thonfih itrtore ie an ineet
pervision of rural schools is more j jn8D Md notanWpole to tbe 8. n.
importrnt to the state than super- wjnrteiwiodlouU Co. No edrertUe
vision of city schools. Rural mentii eaal tXhavltfe p'T1' "T
tar.ha r.r.irrni. that their ! Lai Foe . it the bo. TXenoceediD
greatest need is efficient leader
Coach excursions dailv
Oirardoau to St. Louis.
J. K. N'eai., Ticket Agt.
A GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES.
Itching, Blind, Bleeding or
Protruding Biles. Druggists re
fund money if Bazo Ointment
fails to cure any case, no matter
.of how longstanding, in 6 to 14
!days. First 'application gives
50c. If your
it send 50c in
1 stamps an. I it will be l r Ainleii
post-paid by Paris Medicine Co.,
St. Louis, Mo.
li;h .,nlifi,..,li,,.w nn.l if- Blok' Wdotf
fective service should be demand-1
ion.
ship."
"The etate normal schools are
doing a great work. Their en
rollment and efficiency have in
creased twenty per cent, in two
years; yet, not more than one
teacher in every six in the state
h is ever attended a normal j WOODS, the Druggist.
i.oy bbiineM give t conncmer mors
I baa 70ft promise. Tbxtie done in
Ls Foe. It oarer iadigndtlon, con
ctipation, kidney and 'liver trouble.
Itf good effect aie felt at onoe. Take
no enbetitnte. Tbe genuine ii told on
the money back flan by drnjjgUts if
crywhere. For Sale by DR. S. K.
f BUY THE
U A
CHINE
Brior Yoa PurchM Any 0lhr Wril
(HE NEW HOME tEWINO MACHINE COMPART
ORANQC, MASS.
I'wj Swing Mchin ar mdtoMll wu
kwof qui:ly. but lh Sicw Hine" it mviv
(1 iiir, Our guaranty naiar runt out
We rruuta Sawing Machino lo (uil all conditions
f the trade. The "! llonm" and5tth
toad ol all lllah.Kri.ilr family wwlng nwhlnea
HM by aalborlaHl almlcra !.
for in r
JACKSON STORE CO.
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