Arlington Journal (Arlington, Tex.), Vol. 11, No. 37, Ed. 1 Friday, October 4, 1912 Page: 3 of 8
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LSON-MARSHALL CAMPAIGN FUND
LIT THff PEOPLE KNOW.
CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION COUPON
(Place of Residence and Dae)
Enclosed find my contribution of
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National Democratic Campaign Fund.
to thi
(Signature)
Place of Residence and Date).
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ics Magazine.
Knapp & Lee, Agents, Arlington
launches came puffing into dock again,
1 watched the boys load into their
respective ships' boats, and out of
SCIENTISTS MAKE CHEMICAL
RUBBER.
Place of Calomel, and Is Absolutely
Harmless.
WORTH MONUMENTAL
COMPANY
Monuments,
Markers, Vases,
Hitching Posts,
guaranteed.
Tablets,
Curbing,
E. J. BROCK. JR.
District Court of Tar-
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Hypermetropic Astigmatism
Myopic Astigmatism
Plain! stigmatism
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L X ERNEST CLOUD, PROPRIETOR
50 Per Cent Cheaper than
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<! glasses or money refunded.
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r- NOAH DEAL
LeRoy Deal
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The "State of Texas, In the District
of praise. Court of Tarrant Cotinty, December
fendant; tlift he have Judgment against
defendants for title and possession of
said land, and for his damage <Ud
costs, and in the alternative, that he
have judgment for his debt, principal,
interest ahd attorneys fees, costs, etc.,
and that said land be ordered sold for
Hie payment of plaintiff’s Judgment
and for general and special relief.
Herein fail not, but have you then
and there before this Court, this Writ
with your return thereon, showing how
you have executed the same.
Witness:
I receive a shipment
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PLEASANT TASTING LIQUID
MEDICINE.
Acts as Quickly as Calomel, Take* the Hlik 7<2 in Hie original town of
Clerk District Court. Tarrant couaty.
By J! H. MOORE.
Deputy.
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Friday, October 4. <91i.
I compound my own medicines and ’
furnish sqme to all patients. Per-
sons unable to visit me may be' I
treated by correspondence.
. THE OLD RELIABLE GRAY-HAIRED SPECIALIST.
Offices Main and Ninth Sts., Over Texas State Bank, Ft. Worth.
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IF YOU WANT YOUR
Laundry, Cleaning and Pressing
To be the best in town, call or phone
JACK ROSE, Agent Acme Laundry
From Farmers' Fireside Bulletin.
Ttieanihiirance commissioners in Na-
tional Tonvention did well when they
proposed the Mobile bill, providing for
valuation of the cert’flcates issued by
fraternal beneficiary societies and pub-
licity of this valuation.
“Let the people rule.**
But let the people know.
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Kidney and Rectal Troubles,
Night Emissions, Impatency,
Varicocele, Rheumatism, Ca-
tarrh, Stricture, Nervous De-
bility, Lost Vitality, Syphilis,
Gonorrhoea, Gleet Piles Fis-
tula Skin Diseases and *11 j
/ Chronic and Private Diseases j
of Men.
FREE CONSULTATION—EXAMINATION.
HONEST TREATMENT, CHARGES LOW.
QUICK CURES—FORTY YEARS’ EXPERIENCE.
Dr. W. H. Betts
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Keep Off ths Grass.
Little chickens should be kept off
the grass ai much as possible, when
tt Is wet with dew The hen should
be weli >ed and watered, so that she
inay rest cont.’it tn the coop; then if
the little ones range far enough on
their own account to get damp, they
have a dry mother to return to and
will take no hurt
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Journal woultl receive contributions to the National Democratic Cam-
X paign Fund, in large ar small amounts, a coupon is printed below of
■■ which contributors art requested to make use. Governor Woodrow
fl Wilson, in order not to be hampered by the obligations which the ao-
' ’ ceptanoe ®f money from the large corporations necessarily Impose,
; ! desires that wery D mocrat back up his vote by such donation to the
< r campaign funds as his means will easily permit.
__J J GomribuUflns -will be acknowledged in The Journal as received and
j > turned ove> to the Democratic National' Headquarters, New York City.
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Drug Store as the factory
l>ack of the guarantee.
a full line at the Palace Drug Store.
Ask for free sample. And all of!
these are guaranteed by the Palace
stands
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Travel by Electricty
Before After
BUFF POWDER
ever need for babies and
i adults, gives sjieiedy relief in sum-
soothing |
Of course
- Let them
have the facts Qpon which alone relia-
ble judgment can be based .
Valuation and publicity are the pre-
cise things the Democratic, the Repub-
lican,' and the Roosevelt platforms de-
mand.
Publicity, the synonym of sunlight |
and knowledge, is the greatest agent
of sanitation known to modern states-
manship. it is right in line with
preventive medicins and prophylactic
dentistry, it is an antiseptic, prevent-
ing and curing corruption.
The wicked love darkness. They
don't love the Mobile bill, its friends
are those who believe that ignorance is
a Cure for nothing.
Turn on the light! Let the people
rule, but, by all mekns, let the people
know that their judgment may be
righteous m Hie sight of the Lord.
From Farmers' Fireside Bulletin.
Tungsten, which might well b« term-
ed the inetal of *hls decade because of
its rapid adaptation to a great number
of'uses besides the familiar ones of
an alloy for steel and Aliments <pr elec-
tric lamps, Is found In limited quanti-
ties in many parts of the world, but
about half of the world's supply comes
from the United States, says the Octo-
ber Popular Mechanics. The greater
part of this half Is that coming from
the apparently almost inexhaustable
supply in Boulder county,. Colorado.
The tungsten found in Colorado is the
purest in the world.
So vast Is It In extent, and so abund-
ant and easy to mine, that the price
of this very valuable metal has gone
down until it is now available for very
wide commercial use.
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odEAN ship* to HEAR THK PREB-
ERCE OF MKBKRM.
From Farmers' FireshlP Bulletin.
British scientists are indicating their
belief HiqL the long-sought method of
making synthetic rubber, or rubber
by chemistry, lias really be feund, and
are maintaining their belief in spite
of the doubts cast by .previously an-,
nounced discoveries and subsequent
failures. The process of making rub-
ber from fusal oil was recently an-
nounced by Prof. W. H. Perkin of Man-
chester University, on behalf of a group
of scientists who had conducted the
experiments. Of Hie results the con-
servative and authorative London Lan-
cet says: "it is probable that we are
recording a synthetic triumph of the
J greatest moment to tiie world, for it
is not a runber substitute that has
1 been made, but rubber itself.”
I Not only do the British scientists
i to be able 'o produce rubber
for 20 cents a pound, while the natu-
ral product is selling for 80 cents, but
i they also announce that the by-pro-
' ducts of the process are fuel alcohol,
suitable for automobile engines, andi
acetone, Hie incorporating element in
I the manufacture of the tiigh-power
'explosive known as cordite. The al-
be marketed for much less
roam at large. Such conditions have I
fortunately passed away and the Ainer-
I lean Navy to-day is composed of
[■brains ami muscle of Hie highest or-1
tier and a personnel of which the I
country can well be proud. 1 was cs !
peeiaiiy impressed with Hus fad when |
during the past, season 1 spent some)
days in a well-known New England
port which is seldom without one or I
j more- naval vessels during Hie summer.'
At ttjis particular time there were four I
battleships and eight smaller tlghtiiig
craft, with a total of over four thous-
and men on board. Un two of Hie bal-[ McLeod having resigned
tieships Hie men had not set foot on | vunced
land for six months—an
long time—and naturally
Mier heat, stops Galdinc, i
and healing to the skin, unsurpassed
os excessive perspiration In arm pits, |
hands or fe*«t, or any part of thej
body, one trial will convfne. F’ull
sized package sent upon receipt of
25 cents. Address DR. E. RIJJE-
HART, Greentown, Ind.
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Don’t crack; all work
Ofllee and factory, 117
S. Jennings Avenue, Fort Worth.
quired assistance from their comrades.
3—Journal Local
And the chief of police told me his
men had not had occasion to arrest
a single man. To me, the high stand-
ard of conduct, the respect for the
j uniform, and respect for one's self,
whicti is taught thCse young men,
was a most Impressive thing. Can
you imagine 1,000 young men of equal
age, landsmen, including clerks in
banks, offices and stores, and skilled
young men in all the various mechan-
ical trades, going out on their first
holiday in six months, with plenty of
money to spend, and all restraint re-
moved, and coining back at tlie end
of 24 hdurs with only two men "dis-
abled" t
The conduct of the boys of the Navy,
ashore in their own land, with less
necessity for constraint than in a for-
eign port, deserves the highest com-
mendation, and better words < '
and congratulation than these
: TORT WORTH MONUMENTAL WORKS
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♦ Visit us and see our modem plant and large stock.
♦ Our quality and price will interest you.
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t Fort Worth, Texas,
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to Every Market
Are you up on current
dairy prices during the
scarce season ?
The farmer with a Bell
Telephone is “wise” and
he sells at the market’s
height. Why not share
your telephone•con-
nected neighbors ad-
vantages.
Apply to our nearest
manager for information,
or write .
SOUTHWISHRN Z \
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DALLAS. IDAS.
.lointx that ache, muscles that arc
drawn or contracted should be treat-
ed with BALLARD'S SNOW LINI-
MENT. It penetrates to the spot,
where it is needed and relieves suf-
fering,
bottle.
Store.
Dodsou's Liver Tone is the name
Hie new vegetable tonic wlrich The
i Corner Drug Store recommends as a
I perfect substitute for calomel With
out eansing any restriction of habit
lor diet, Dodson's l.ivr Tone sliirls Hie
. ! Ii'''i‘ to workimr ami cures conslipa-
compli- ,H,n- bdiousness. etc., without .my
liarmfiil after-effects.
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improvI lias k<’pI manv
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To the Sheriff or any Constable of
Tarrant County, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded, that,
by making publication of this Citation
in some newspaper published in the
County of Tarrant four weeks previous
ItrttTerreturn day hereof, you summon
E. Dawson, whose residence is un-
known to be and appear before the
District Court, to be holden in and
for the County of Tarrant, at the
Court House thereof, in the city of
Fort Worth, on the that Monday in
December, A. D. 1912, the same being
the 2nd day of said month, tlien and
I here to answer the petition of J. B.
Forty Years Experience
THE ONLY SPECIALIST IN TEXAS WHO WAS
HERE TWENTY YEARS AGO. i
Nervous and Chronic |
Biseises Cund I
POULTRY SHOW—ITS VALUE.
“I do not give patent medicine
puffs, but 1 cb+erfully testify that
th« Crescent Chemical Co s. line of
Poultry and Stock Foods, Disinfec-
tants, Antiseptics. Germicides, etc.,
are the beet I ever used. They never
fail to do a* recommended and 1 do
not Intend to be without them. My
Indian Runner ducks and chickens
show their value—and .would say If
they could. 9o I say it for them”—
Wm. A. Bowen, Editor Farmers’
Fireside Bulletin. Guaranteed by
Palace Drug Store.
Have you chickens, ducks, turkeys,
pigs, or any kind of livestock? Then
you need the Poultry and Stock
Foods (genuine tonics), the Antisep-
tic and Germicide of the Crescent
„ K Chmical Company You will find
. ( MUCH OF COTTON INSURANCE AS-
SOCIATION LIABILITY ON THE
SHOULDERS OF LONDON MEN.
i From Farmers' Fireside Bulletin.
It is stated that tlie bulk of Hie re-
insurancejm the Cotton Insurance As-
sociation's business involved in the
Houston conflagration, was placedWith
Lloyds of London. There are also a
few British surplus line companies
interested. ’ ’ ’ "Tlie Cotton In-
I sura-nce Association's liability in Hous-
| ton was xl,300,000 and, as previously
set forth in The Insurance Field,
enough of this was reinsured to leave
the net liability of Hie association not
above $500,000.
Tlie Gqtton Insurance Association
lines arg divided into one hundred
and ten parts ami Hie various com-
panies composing its membership take
the number of one hundred and tenths
following their names, Aetna 15, Atlfjs
2, American Central ?, Citizens 3,
Commercial Union VC>, Fire Associa-
tion 2, Firemen's Fund 4, German-
American 5, Hartford 10, Home 13,
Liverpool and London and Globe 5,
London and Lancashire 3, New Hamp-
shire 2, New York Underwriter's Agen-
cy z3, Orient i, Pennsylvania 2, Queen
B, Royal 10, Security (Conn) 2, Sun
1, Westchester 2..—From the Insur-
ance Field of Louisville, Ky, MRr. 7,
1912.
4 From Farmers' Fireside Bulletin
4 Taking his lesson from ttie bat,
X which has the faculty of avoiding
4 obstacles in a degree of darkness that
T renders eyes useless. Sir Hiram Maxim
2 proposes to equip ships with a me-
4 chanicai apparatus which will per-
? form a function of like nature, says
X tlie October Popular Mechanics Maga-
4 zine in an interesting illustrated article,
f l The apparatus Maxim has devised
+ to provide ships with this "sixth
£ | sense" mechanically, comprises a de-
vice for producing and sending out
the necessary air waves; another, for
receiving back Hie reflected vVaves and
making them reveal their presence
tiy ringing bells, and a third, for re-
cordin^the amplitude of the waves.
Clerk of Hie
'",d 1,1 ’*"* c“’,rir Given under my
Court in Fort Worth, Hps 9th day of
September, A. I). 1912.
E. J BROCK, JR.
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MARKETT we are always in ai
position to PROTECT you on
PRICES. X . i manufacture, it is claimed that it can
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i ou will be satisfied at the <
RESULTS of vour DEALINGS the spontaneous explosion of cordite
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WITH US.
6. W. OWENS LUMBER CO.
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Tin' fact that cnlmm I is mercury,
_l h is k<‘pl main p<’<<p|i' wlm are afraid
‘nl mercurial poismiing from using it.
..ilumel is a goml tiling !>■ let alone,
pcj'siiiis can use Dodson's .l'l*"'!jiti>|ime said
, whether tliey hme been in Hie
of taking calomel or not. for
f reform school, a last resort Ih • "lireiv vegetable and eanmd do
which young men cuuld he sent, j h 1 he Corner in iur >lnru will
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RECENT ADDITIONS TO THE EX-
TENSION FORCE OF THE AGRI-
CULTURAL ANR ME-
CHICAL COLLEGE
OF TEXAS.
THE ARLINGTON JODBNAL.
COLORADO'S FMLDB OF TVMOTCN. line* express —H. H. Windsor, to the
——— October Popular Mechanics Magazine.
f rom Farmers' Fires’di’ Bulletin.
The tfiatisforination from ttie sail-
i propelled inan-o'-war to tlie i
4 ' rated mass of machinery known
I [ Hie modern battle-ship, is not one
more pronounced than "■
men! which lias taken place
personnel o^ tlie men who <
Hie human working parts of
. great machines. - —
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* From Farmers' Fireside Bulletin.
Professor O. 11. Sellers, Lie recently
appointed assistant in tlie extension
work, arrived at College Station this
week. Mr. Sellers will take ttie place
of Mr. J. 11. McLeod as assistant in
'l charge of correspondence courses, Mr.
to do ad-
research work in farm man-
unusually agement.
were anxi- - .. ...
ous to gel ashore. When 1 saw the
slMps' steam launches towing the long
lines of boats, filled with a thousand
men, with 24 hours' shore leave, "a t
tiot time in the old lime to-night' | position,
seemed to me, inevitable.. And there's gtate fi'c—.—
where I guessed wrong. Tlie young" nie m College of Alabama, ami- [ [
men were allowed the fullest liberty; ■ • * '
they had plenty of money and were
wery iiVe. vvjjes; aqil the saloons and
places of amusbment were making'nial school al Troy. Alabama,
special efforts and working overtime 1 Texas A. A AL, I.- * 7” .
to attract visitors. I of the department of correspondence
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femiants have often been requested to £
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fad and refuse to do so, to this plain- T
lift's damage in the sum of $578.S7; 2 '•
that the reasonable rental '
' a*i land, which this plaintiff
Mr. Sellers comes from Hie Alabama
Polytechnic Institute at Auburn, wlrere
he has beelF secretary to Hie director
of experiment stations for ttie past
seven years. Prior ft), holding that
, he had graduated to the
r^'ocmal school in Alabama, also
tfad served as principal of the high
school at Geiger, Alabama, for two
years, and taught ope ycaRin the nor- kl
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, he vvill have charge
ahtiiav* yioyyvto. l(|(< I ie pa eilllCll I Ol v<ll TVep uno Cll oe
When the 24 hours expired and the courses in the extension division of
the College. * - . .
Another new man in Hie extension
department is Mr. C. B. Nichols, who
one thousand, tyvo, Just two boys, re- cows to take the place rtf secretary,
/...I^.a aaoiainnno «h„in I nlVje vacant by the resignation of M$.
T. B. Bdyan. Mr. N'chols is a man qj
broad and thorough business train-
ing, having had several years experi-
ence as expert accountant, and more
recently business manager of a de-
partment store. In -his work here he
will have charge of the office force,
the keeping of records, tlie making
of dales and routing of the extension
lecturers, etc.
A new addition to Hie extension
force is Mr. R. R. Rosa, a member of
Hie recent graduating class of the A.
8t ‘M. College, .who will have charge
of the demonstration work.at the vari-
ous fairs over the State. He will also
assist Mr. Williamson in the conduct-
ing of the boys’ and girls' club work.
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CITATION BY PUBLICATION.
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I WATCHING THE MARKET.
Rv r’nnu+mnSTv i n tho1 ' tail
et fuel. Acetone, in the limited avail-
aide supply, costs al present, $450
a ton. As a py-product of a rubber
Modern war- (
fare depends on acetone to prevent
on the 5th day of February, A. D. 1912,
against E. Dawson and J. T. De-
Shields, as defendants,, said suit be-
ing numbered 32,797, the nature of
which demand is as follews, to-wil;
Plaintiff shows that by a certain
deed of conveyance dated June 22nd,
1909, said psShields sold and conveyed
to one E. Dawson a certain tract of
land situated in Arlington, Tarrant
^•ountj’, Texas, same being Lot 5 in!
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imgton, the consideration being Bl.-i
<•00.00. $550 00 cash and for the bat-j
ance said Dawson executed his three I
f promissory notes each for the sum1
of $ J 50.00, with 10 per cent interest
uid 10 per cent additional as attorneys
fees if placed jn the hands of an at-
torney for collection. That thereafter
said DeShields sold and transferred
said notes to this plaintiff, who is thej
present owner of same—that with the I
exception of $25 00 paid on the prin-
cipal and interest on two first notes -
to January 1st, 1911 and on third note [J
to June 22nd, 1910, same remain un-
paid; that it has become necessary toll
.------ said notes in the nands of at- *
torneys for collection, and though de- i ♦
fcmlants have often been requested to'2 ,
pay same, they have failed and still 14
r $5$s.s7:
tlie reasonable rental value Qfp"
land, which this plaintiff was i j
evicted’out of and withold from posses- X
siou thereof, to his damage in the I ♦
i sin, of $700.00t being tlie-rental val<
' of same.
. Plaintiff prays citation issue to de
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