Jefferson Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 14, 1912 Page: 5 of 5
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8et«t|e* Ptlff ?f *t S**uralfte
Uil Unix lurk »r<- | Unful ailrr nt• »nj it U
ratilr t ■ *rt rI<1 of lh»m q •• kiy I^f
prompt anl «ur» r»ll»f. rub In
Ballard's
Snow Liniment
It is a Wonderful Pain C urc and
Healing Remedy.
Tt remetrn'e* the flesh to the bono warmn the joint* retaxe*
the muscles < asos the pain and r .-..res strertrth and pomf r!
For haling cuts wounds burns. * oris ami abraaions of the fl-
It Is very effective.
As a household remedy for the accidents nd ailments that are
alwavi occur*- ng In the family it ha* no s perior It sh- uiJ
k^pt on hand so that It can I.- used prompt!'- It begin* t: •>
mending proc> ss as soon as it Is appl.ed and in all minor injuries
It not only cures quickly but heals without a scar.
Price 25c 50c and $1.00 per Dottle.
JAMES r. BALURO MUMKTO* ST. LOWS MO.
Stephens F.ye Salve Is a ufr mnd ppeedx remedy tor Sore Eyes.
ISoi-pAmo RteoMntnoipB»|
Entertained
Mr. and Mrs. George P"
Brown entertained Mrs S. M.
Craves of Birmingham Ala.]
Tuesday with a three course
luncheon. Mrs. Graves who
was formerly Miss Sadie Mur-
ray of Jefferson Texas will
leave for her home Friday go-
ing by way of New Orleans
where she will visit her cousin
Horace C. Brown.
Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. G. VV. Brown Mrs. M. E.
Murray Mr. and Mrs. T. S.
Murray Mrs. S. M. Graves Miss
Mary Francis Brown Elma
Brown and Mr. and Mrs. George
F. Brown.
FOR SALE OR RENT
My place of 125 acres about one
mile West of Jeffeison across the
river embracing the old fair
grounds; nil under pood wire fence
just above the T. & P. railroad;
good productive soil. Write or
see me for further particulars.
George Hail
d 14 Jefferson Tex.
The woods are on fire in this
section and since the killing
frosts the dry leaves have fallen
thick and grass dry. makes for-
est. tires a great menace. There
was tire about the right of way
on the M' K. & T. near Baldwin
Tuesday and the section fore-
man and hands were lighting
tire to keep it away from the
t rack.
Every Body Needs
;i good naive and I>r. Hell's Antiseptic
id the best. It is a creamv Know
white ointment. Guaranteed for all
skin diseases. -5c: sold everywhere.
Commissioners' Court was in
session the tirst of the week in
regular November term. They
adjourned over to Monday when
they will asprove all elected offi-
cers' bonds.
fr'ey Kidney Fills
TOHIv; IN ACTION - QUCK IN RESULTS
Give piompt relief from BACKACHE
KIDNHY and BLADDER TROUBLE
RHEUMATISM CONGESTION of th«
KIDNEYS INFLAMMATION of the
tLADDER and all er.noying URINARY
IRRI '.jULARITL .S. A positive boon to
MIDDLE AGED and ELDERLY
PEOPLE and for WOMEN.
HAVC HIGHEST RECOMMCNDATiON
S. A Oavii f>"7 Washington St. Conner-ivillai
Ind. is in hU 8»>th >«nr. "[have
l'V.-lr utT'*reii nnirh from my kiilnr * an<i blnJ-
r I bail MT9Ttbi( ktteiiotaiidm) Kidney action I
was tc>«> frcG' etit v.tu it k mo to )• •-© much slef p
m night ftiid in my b'addrr t lr»re was constant |
pain. I took FolflT Kidney Pi! i s f« »r some time
ft :i.l am no ve f ree or n 11 I r i> o and again able to i
»>« np and aronnd l-W> K idncy i'ilis have xaj !
highest recommendation
Sold By ALLKN URQUBART
The Youth's Companion Window
Transparency and Calander
for 1913
Tin1 publishers of the Youth's
Companion will as always at
this season present to every
subscriber whose subscription
($^(XI) is paid f<>r liUiJ a beauti-
ful souver.ire. This year it takes
the unique form of a Window
Transparency to be hung in the
window or in front of a lighted
lamp. Through it the light
shines as throuph the stained
glass of a cathedral window
softly illuminating tiie design
a figure of Autumn laden with
fruits; and all around wreathed
in purple clusters of grapes and
green foliage is the circle of the
months. It is the most attract-
ive gift ever sent to Companion
readers.
Are you saving any money for
old ;ige? Are you getting big re
turns on your investments?
Could you spare $10 per month
for "> or 10 months if you were
assured big profits and safety?
My booklet "I'll Shake the Tree
You Help Gather the Fruit"
tells you how. Write for it—it's
free. H J Folts Colonial Bldg.
Minneapolis Minn. tf
Will be a Home Comer.
Mineral Wells Tex. Nov. 1.
Editor .1 implecute:
I am in receipt of a special
edition of your paj*er and must
congratulate you on the grand
write up of your town. We are
glad to see you have a Commer
cial Club also water works and
sewerage all over thecitv which
alone means something doing
besides a fine Business College
Steam Laundry Broom Factory
etc. Hurrah for (Hd Jefferson!
It is surely coming to the front.
You can put my name on the
register as one of the Home
Comers next fall.
With best wishes for the dear
old Jimp I sign
Mrs. Irene (Jackson) Richardson
Dr. Bell's rim* Tar Honey
will break up the worst cold ami allay
throat irritation This remedy
ly cures coughs colds grippe and all
throat and bronchial troubles.
List ot Letters
Remaining in the Post Office at .Jef-
person Marion county Texas Tues-
day November 14 1912.
Mr.—Chas B I'ullian Jacob
Williams Charlie Johnson 1) R
Roach Albert Burk Versie
Cuminings.
Mrs. Marvin Anderson Ftn-
ma Ward.
Miss Agnes Adams C H
Bell 11 Fergerson B Cole.
Persons calling for above letters
please say "Advertised."
Hai Binslbtox P. M.
CUT OUT THIS AD.
MOLES AND WARTS
Rrin< ve*l with .Volenti without pain or no MttH btV l|l|f
or how far raised above Urn mirface of the ekin. \ n.I they w never
return ami no tnice or scar » i II I c left w here the nmie wan seated.
M ileot! it. app .• I directly i the \1 >•«« or Wart wli i i entire v i ~;ip
(earn in . . i \ dnv - killing ike tfeiui •• tving the ekin - mi- .lh
Kil l natnr.i
l.e'ter* from |ier~on we a! kmw t gethcr with uiudi va!ual> e
in nnution at.' . lit* •••! in an a t t r 1 live In k et whn !i a II e
mailed vnu free upon rei|iie«t.
Mo eotl in put up only in one ilollar h >tll«-s Ordera are tilled im-
111• -• IiateIv upon receipt of price anil ma ei! in « plain cane accoin-
panI I> v f11 >: • 11ret*11 >ns ami conta r.■* enough reru>- I v to ren.ove *i i
to ten ordinary moie« or *artx •• »ell Moleofl under a positive
gn .trail tee. If It fa: - t > remove your li • r w >rt we w i pr n.p' \
refnnil vou vour dollar.
FLORIDA DISTRIBUTING COIVIPANY. PENSACOLA. FLORIDA.
; • :iu-n lion I li i ^ pH(H*r * hen hi h \« r.hfcr.
BIC SHOW COMING
TO TOWN SOON.
Rati Railroad Shows Will be Here
Next Where They Will Show.
In 'In- little town of Monroe
ilia. llV-'.l tilt' f.llllilv (if
Til" ■ > H.i.tvi ami alwii f tinrt_\
•.••von vi'.n* :*ui> t1ii'iv i aim* to
kfi.»«tli'- family .« »•'!). ami this
son w.i> named K: nest Haag . ami
as •»(Hin is he could even play
with toys [h t playthings wore
toy animals Ins parents ami
neighbors had given him. When
ho grew older his days wore
spent playing cirrus and show
and when he was fortunate
enough to soo one of the circuses
that visited his own home he
would elaborate on it in Ins own
way and so it went on until he
was 19 years old. He then se
cured a position with one of the
large circuses in an executive
capacity returning home at the
finish of the season with one
thought to have a show of his
own that would he recognized hy
the circus king also a Southern
show for Southern people. The
following spring he bought a flat
boat and organized a small show
floating down the Red River on
the flat boat playing the small
towns on the river front. He
next bought a few wagons and
started a wagon show every
year enlarging and getting a new-
feature and with that one idea
and ambition to give his friends
the public the best money could
procure successful management
suggest and brains devise.
Every year Mr. Haag enlarged
his show until it became too
large to travel on wagons. It
was then transposed to a rail-
road show with its own special
trains.
In the fifteen years' history of
this enterprise each year has
been an unexplained growth and
increase in size over the preceed
ing one and this year has been
no exception to the rule. Mr.
Haag has always had three prin-
cipal objects in view namely:
Cleanliness honesty and kind
treatment to all. Mr. Haag
claims the distinction of being
the only Southern gentleman
owning and controlling a South-
ern show.
Haag Shows will exhibit in
Jefferson November 29th.
For Sale Cheap
48 1-2 acre farm suitable for
truck and dairying two miles troni
Jefferson; house and two lots in
Jefferson; two good hoises safe
and servicable a good c^rt
FOR RENT New three room
house and one or more acres of
land in town. See
Davis Biggs
Jefferson Texas.
Plead Guilty to Being Drunk
Wednesday night about 8 o'-
clock- while going from the Sisk
Hotel to Mrs. Fiedlers where
she was to room for the night
Mrs. Lizzie Stevens represent-
ing the recsue home at Pilot
Point Texas was met at the
Fiedler gate by a man who tiii d
to keep her from entering and
acted in an unruly manner; offic-
ers were appealed to and Con
stable Mat Taylor came and
i soon located and took in charge
Dr. P. \V. Wyman optician when
I the jail was reached the doctor
1 resisted arrest and fought of
ticer Taylor and others who as
I sisted him.
Thursday morning Dr. Wy-
man plead guilty to being drunk
as Mrs Stevens stated she would
not make any futher charge
against him and he was fined
Sl *J <X) in .1 ustice Court.
LAND ()WM;kS
Do you want to sell your cut
over land improved farms or
timber? Find out our standing
then write lis. Hull Bertram!
Land Co. Houston Texas
W.ish .lacksun the well known
colored driver ar Halt '* stable
died last Sund tv montmg ibniit
p. m. Wash t>r "Jack as he
was better known has been with
the stable for years and most of
his time was put in as driver for
the traveling men who made ail
the small towns and stores out
of .Jefferson.
These cold nights call
lor one «»I those fleece
Wool Nap blankets from
kOSI M I LD S.
VVIi w i h iv»» 11:%• I' I.. pi.-iiiu t ••
■ if ••ichantftng witlt tli*
«T!t»'V pith n I tf \ |
villi' Tenn . for * Ion# • no we
<1 'I not nt first |>i• i .«!•• ;tn
importance and i. (.>n it
ih filling The \'» t •T in > i I><• «]
champion of tin Confederate
r;iiw' not m a bitter x'tiic nor
to revive strife. but in .i t»I to
burry the animosities of the ;>tst
and restore harinon> net ween
till' sections. atld tli it t has sue
ceeded m its commcnl t ili> nils
sion is attested in all i!s past is
sues and pleadings « .»n. .-mi >i;i f
tng virtues and heroism and con
demmg t!»*• sordid antagonistic
spirit imposed to all charitable
and friendly overtures to peace
and harmony inspired by the
divine injunction making the
brotherhood of man the ideal
conception. Every young man
in the South should suhscrioe to
the Veteran and thus become
familiar with issues and history
of the great conflict the inigliti
est of ancient or modern warfaie
Send one dollar to the Confeder-
ate Veteran Nashville Tenn
and yc.u will be proud of the in-
vestment. Send for specimen
copy.
For Sale or Trade
One i*xl2 Steam Engine.
One 36 inch by 1 "J foot tubular
boiler.
One Shingle Mill Saws Shaft
ing etc.
One Gasoline Engine
One Galvanized Tank.
Two Large Iron Tanks.
One Office Desk and Safe.
One Office Stove.
One Pump and Twin Hoisting
Engine.
G. W. BROWN
.Jefferson Texas.
Sept. 17 1912. Jim.
Rev. Irl R. Hicks 1913 Almanac.
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the most splendid number of
this popular Year Book ever
printed. Its value has been
more than ever proven by re-
markable fulfillments of its
storm weather and earthquake
forecasts this year. Professor
Ilicks justly merits the conti
dence and support of all the peo
pie. I)°n't fail to send 3!>c for
liis 1913 Almanac or only one
dollar for his splendid Magazine
and Almanac one year. The best
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in any home or bus'ness Send
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St. Louis Mo jl :13
House Destroyed by Fire.
Last Friday night about 10
o'clock the Driskell house on
the old Driskell mill site six
miles northeast of the city
caught tire and was burned. It
was occupied at the t me by
Johnnie Hampton and family
colored.
State Ginner's Report
Austin Texas Nov. !•. The
Department of Agriculture an
nounced the report of cotton
ginning for the month of October
to be 807107 bales as compared
with 940484 bales for the same
mouth last year.
Notice.
The new management of the
Ice and Light I 'lant wishes to
thank its patrons and the public
in advance for their patronage
and hopes to better the service
materially with your co-opera
tion. I). ('. Driscoll
Manager
Friday Nov. 22nd the feature
photoplay "Scorpions of So
ciety ' will be showed down at
the (Jem Theater and no doubt
will prove to be the greatest
moving picture that has ever
been here.
Ill 8«V<TH I'iht1 .|| Ml.re IllIltfM y"U lift.I
hi) internal ami exn-rn.i! reuifily Bin
tin* < 1 ■ >11Hr H1/.I- <'l Ha ar.l'H II rfliouii I
rup HD< I vou |{ft u rt'mciliHH I or llip
prire i>f on*. With rviry Hollar riott ••
tlnTf in h fri-i' H«-rr • k- Kc<I fV| per
I'nruiiH Hluhler f'>r ilif i hcut. SoM i v
r»i|Uliart.
Tuesday. No\ i'.'tli a three
r»»e| picture ' The h'our Dire
Devils will i iMiie '.I the «>• ■ 111
Theater :»nd it is to he hopt-d
that ever.v one V\ I l ike this op
portumty of witne^sm# this pho
toplay.
Toiiiirlii
Tonight If joii (>••• I'll tin I ts 111} > i I
' ' - n < I * k • I 11 •. ■
: < hamt.erlHiii'* I it • ari.I mu »ill
f»*Hl all r trtil t«■ u. rr * . Si.lil t>v all
ileaitri
k PHYSICIAN'S DIAGNOSIS Or
KIDNEY TROUBLE.
A Seemingly Common Disease
which Becomes Fata! through
Neglect and which May Be
Readily Cured by Prompt At-
tention.
More than two third* of the .ninu.v
leat'i r i*r. jih' in iati* <1 um ^ directly
trai i I '.e to k ■< 111 < v «! wilrrs.
IlUi rested by th -» remark able asser-
'ion ami desiring t<> a. < pi ire a bctt r u;i
I erst a nding of the or .:in the diseas
i prominent phv ue: u; was recentlr ii.
erviewed us to the -vliiptotns of surli
.roubles.
"To whit <1 > >'•« attribu! tli • gre.i:
lestructivencss of kidne\ di easew.o-
tsked.
"The hobl \%hi' 'i the disease i-iins in
:lie hody bef ">* 'he\ . • -:n '•«•. >1110 • iware
f his true <-< '.itiort :ir 1 the rapiriit*
till which it eat. its- w. - to the titnS
~>ry ins."
"Would no* he proverbial 'ounce of
proven! ion' c!:■ ok the progress of the
lisease? '
"There is no 1 >ubt >f it. Tho t mble
is that victiun of tlxi• do ise li .stake
the svtnptom f r sot .<■ triflinj; fiinient
;n tlie stoma' li . r bowels; therefore the\
!o nothing t«» nr.-r-t the com ->e of the
liscase until il is v 11 adv inced "
"What is tho oi\. in of k dney trouble' '
" \lmost inv irinbly bail «1 i;*• stion f> >
lowed by torpid liver ntid a conatiputeii
habit."
"What are the symptoms?"
"Headache diy/.y sjh-IIs sluggish
brain restless nights pale or sallow
vkin 'jad bre itli lack of appetite heart
burn sour belching bac kache or tendei
ness over the kidneys nervous weak
ness dark rinj;s around the eye. tirt'
feeling too much or too little urine am'
sediment in urine."
ITS KIT'KCT CN Till' IIEAKT.
"In what wav is the heart affected fron
kidney trouble?"
"In all cases the heart is disturbed
though in tii.uiv instances the palfiita
tiou does not become alarming until th<
(li .i '»e lias ailv.im ed to .1 serious point
•Y 'vtrc heart throbbing and ncrvou*
trembling is noticeable especially after
a little bodily exercise; the victim fte
q'.iently imagines he has heart < 1 i•« ase."
IIOV." TO CI'RIv IT.
"What is the projier course < / treat-
ment for 1 idnev di i i (•'"
" l ii st to get rid of uric acid and other
poi .us in the sv -u :n. Tliif* can be done
by stimula: in;' th:: Madder and bowels
so that tliev will act more freely. The
safferin • kidneys innsL be strengthened
the liver and st iinai ii toned up and the
digestion improved."
Prickly Ash Bitters is a remedy that
answers these requirements completely.
It is not only a • \ t• i;i tonic and regu-
lator but its In i ing and restorati\ e in-
fluence will build up the weakened kid-
neys and urge them to a belter perform-
a ce of their d u i . It givts strength
and tone to the liver stomach and heart
and promote^ harmony of a tion through-
out the 1" -dy.
Nf. W. Hurt . village I-i r I :nilh .iml I' \sjH ctt'fj
rit izrn t f M.ir k s l.i ^Hys; I wh* trouble I with
ki !nc / < : I livt i U ! Iti (or IS yen - I w.i* iti
• nt . .1 miM it til I bc^nri taking I'riv kl)
Ash I' lU rs wlin h has entirely cured me ami i
im n /\v i si '» in «! hv . «ni hearty man I
• r it to in . vif iml (• >ur children ami they are
iti the 1»» ' (In ; ! Ii to i. I feel that Prn kly Ash
liitiern is tin* l> t remedy on earth am! that
everybody should keep a Ixittle at home '
( .■ t the genuine with the figure
in red oil front label.
Sold by druggist .
I'rice f 1 AO.
Will Serve Dinner.
Tin* ladies of the Episcopal
church will serve dinner I In* "JOtli
of November in the building
next di/'ir to Mr Class' store
<'hi<• K"«■ n salad cold boiled ham.
pickles crackers and bread .ml
different kinds of pies (tfood)
Extra Coffee .V Chili 1<>c
All cordially invited.
11 iihieviMi* Ala VV . M Marlovv a
known rt hi lfiil *a\- I lisvt-
UKH'I Kilev'* lldtlfy It tH I I HT (lllll
p'>iln l aid tin I it ifivi'pi I.flier fi-miIi-
than ai.y cmiKh tnt-tlii'lhrh I liavr hvi-i
u i " h r i-a • I > y All«n I' r'jnli r t
Last Saturday was a bi^ day
in cotton receipt* some IC>i>ale*
Were brought in with pi n es at
12e. At this time last season
Jefferson had only reee.Ved i x)(I
bales while now v\e have over
:ooo.
Kor I'olii*
or any *»>l tr<• ui>i*• l»r. Ufd'aAni
I'a u art-* ikit an ' r«*m*vf« a -
ii."»l inatanl l« > gtn».| furritrrDn
|>aiD«
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Taylor, M. I. Jefferson Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 22, Ed. 1 Thursday, November 14, 1912, newspaper, November 14, 1912; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1079845/m1/5/: accessed July 7, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .