Jefferson Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 1, 1912 Page: 3 of 4
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A. H. THOMPSON
Citetof. hit Pip lift
AND DECORATOR
Will appreciate a part of your patronage. Honest Work at
an Honest Price. Twelve years in the business.
Wrift M« 109 Crater ft - - Marshall Taias
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
Our prices for announcement* are as
follow and cash must accompany each.
A ►tar after a name denotes thai he is a
candi lates for rc-elnction.
$15 0(1
Congress . 10.00
District 6.00
County 3.00
Precinct
DISTRICT
The f< llowiog candidates are subject
to the action of the Democratic Primary
lo he held July 27th.
For District Judtu oi the 6th Judicial
District: •
HOWARD F. O'NEAL
of Cass Cyunty
COU NTY
We are authorized and instructed to
announce all candidates under this
head (or County and Precinct Officers
of Marion county subject to the action
of the said White Primary. They
pledge themselves to abide the tesults
of Maid primary election.
For County Judge:
R. A. LOOM IS *
For County Attorney:
GEO. T. TODD *
For County Clerk:
W. F.JONES *
L. E. PURSSELL
For Sheriff:
W.B.STALLCUP *
W. S. TERRY
For Tax Collector:
J. T. KING
For Public Weigher:
W. H. NESBETT
COTTON RECEIPTS.
Jefferson lias received 5050 bales
of cotton to date and weighed by
Public Weigher L. C. Pruitt.
Prices today 9.75 to 10:00.
New Stock Crop and Chattle
Mortgages now on hand at the
Jimp. Office.
Save Money
And come to the genuine closing
out sale. Wm. Clark.
The heavy rain Sunday morn-
ing nearly broke up Sunday ser
vice except Sunday Scool.
Seed Corn
For Sale seed corn at
.). H. Bow ell A: Son.
There was a big crowd in from
the country last Saturday taking
out tools and supplies for farm-
ing.
Goods At
Your own price—the real clos-
ing out sale is now on.
Wm. Clark.
Marion Luster colored who
is sentenced to hang on Thurs-
day February 8th was baptised
Wednesday by Rev. Turner of
the M. E. church.
For Rent.
The AHc.y Race Track land. |
Apply to
Mrs. Mary Alley
See card of A. M. Thompson
in this issue. Allen is u Jeffer-
son boy and his work is well
known. He asks for a share of
patronhge in all work in his line.
Gome And See
How far your dollar will go and
how much you can save at the
closing out sale. Win. Clark.
- —
Art? your hens layers or loaf
era? Con key's Laying Tonic
will make layers out of them.
For sale by Allen l'r<iuhart.
W. H. M. S.
Meets Monday Feb. ."th it
the Far.si mage with Mrs. Cum
tilings L^'t everv member try
to be present strangers and
visitors are alway> '.vi/lcouie
Tiii keys For Sale
Turkeys for breeding—wdl
lay -jr> eggs first !a\ $J h.
hens or goblers
Mrs Frank Hughes
Atlanta Texas
l-af.tv« tt>- street in front of
the new M>»s.;.\ iiuilding and
11 u A Wlifi.m l> . !d ngs is
had cnd>" s put in t« !: . .' up.
which ha* imppiviMl it »«m>
uiuch as mi w.u. st.i .ds then*
now
OPlzkA HOLSli
Friday Ni«;ht. Feb. i^nd.
Come and sec six Photo-
plays. Six new piciures.
Admission 10 and 15c.
You Un't
Make l sUi .i- .... ^
the c)i>s ng OUt sale. but you can
make a -lake b\ Htayn.t; ** l\
ind kis .1Jk' i<:i < .. : \
chase uiade < vwlierr
WD Clark
^L£Y KiLVJtV PIUS
»«• >.<e«at»4k»e M^aa<«
Death of Win. Chapin.
The sudden death of Wm.
Chapin Tuesday was a great
shock to the entire city. Mr.
Chapin was at Fitzgerald's black-
smith shop on Walnut Street
about 2 p. m. when he suddenly
fell back on the ground and
when raised up by Mr. Fitzger-
ald and others life was extinct
and his death was pronounced by
the doctor as heart failure. He
had seemed in usual health and
had been down in town in the
morning.
"'Hilliu" Chapin as his friends
called him was a man liked by
every one. He was quiet and
looked after his business inter-
ests in an unobtrusive way. He
conducted a brick manufacturing
business under the firm name of
Meisenheimer & Chapin. He
was not a married man but re-
sided with his brother and three
sisters who have kept house for
their brothers since the death of
theis mother some years ago.
He was kind and devoted to his
sisters and brother and they are
left to sorrow and mourn over
the loss of their loving brother
and to whom deep sympathy is
extended.
The funeral was held Wednes-
day at 3 o'clock p. m. at the resi-
dence with interment in Oak-
wood Cemetery.
W. F. JONES FOR COUNTY CLERK.
In tliis issue the Jimplecute is
authorized to announce the name
of W.-F. Jones for re-election as
County Clerk subject to the ac-
tion of the White Primary.
Mr. Jones has made a most
worthy and competent clerk for
Marion county and too much
cannot be said in praise of the
careful methods with which he
has ever looked to the interest of
all business that came to his
office. Ever at his post polite
efficient and genial W. P. Jones
has won the respect and highest
regards from the citizens of the
entire county who know that all
business intrusted to him will
be safely guarded and executed
neatly and promptly. A faith-
ful servant is worthy of all hon-
ors bestowed upon him by the
people. Every voter is asked to
give his claims due consideration
on the day of the primary.
CANDIDATES.
The names of Judge R. W.
Loomis for county judge; W. S.
Terry for sheriff; and Capt. Geo.
T. Todd for county attorney
and J. T. King for tax collector
L. E. Purssell for county clerk
were handed in too late for the
customary notice given with an
nouncement for this week Jimp
as we went to press one day
early will give the customary
write up in next issue. See an-
nouncement column for their
names.
Christ Church
Services Tuesday. February
13. The Rt. Itev. (loo. H. Kin
solving Bishop of Texas will
visit Jefferson February 13th
and will preach in Christ Church
at 7:30 p. m. All the old friends
of the church are invited to come
out and welcome him and take
part in the service.
OPERA HOUSE
Don't fail to see the
Picture Plays next week.
Something new each and
every night.
Officers Elected.
The Jefferson Wholesale («ro
eer Company nave increased
t] eir >■ f • .1 I
officers for the company as fol
lows W 15. Ward President:
.1 .\ Hrown Vice President J
!> Koon Manager; 1 K liumwr
Sc. retary and Treasurer
FOR SALE
At very low price-* i ot <>f
nice second hand hitu.sehold fui
niture some is n>»od a-. new
apply to
. S -s ' t
First Baptist Church.
The pastor (i I. Morn* ■!
the 1 >*. ltaptistChurch \* .u :..e
in time to preach Sunday iu i n
tnt; and night a eordi.il inviUtuin
» i Vt«"nil<'il to xl! t«i <-i>l<e to
> «r.«t*v "s« ' k" iii«i ' 1 ■
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R I A
Urtirs Schoolhous'
Prv*»hin« at Cart?r Srhoo
hous- >.n i) Ft I i
evwybudv .inu ur.r.^j >nii
witi yon
J *s L'wi» .lr
W. C. T. U. FOR FEBRUARY.
Fet> "* Min M- i
demon.
Ix-ader Mrs. Hastry
Roll Call Scriptive Tests on
Prayer.
Testimonies — Christ in my
Li fe.
Tilt' First Twenty questions of
the Catechism.
Plan for a Membership ion
test.
Bible Lesson The Boy Jesus
in the Temple—Luke 2:40 52.
This is not the entire program
but only that part all participate
I in.
Feb. 13.—Hostess. Mrs. .Tones
Leader Mrs. Keese.
Frances Willard Memorial Day
Roll Call Quotations f r o m
Frances Willard.
Scope of the Womans Christian
Tempeaance U n i o n — General
Discussion.
What Every Woman May I)o
for God and Home and Native
Land—Table Talk.
Bible Lesson The Ministry of
John the Baptist. Luke :>
Feb 22.—Hostess Mrs. Keese
Leader Mrs. S. W. Moseley.
Mothers Meeting.
Roll Call—Jlow to Secure Obe-
dience in Children.
The Mothers In Hence in the
Home—General Discussion.
The other part of program
bears on obedience and mothers.
Bible Lesson The Baptism
find Temptation of Jesus.
FOR DISTRICT JUDGE.
The Jimplecutc is authorized
to announce in this issue Bon.
Howard F. O'Neal of Atlanta as
a candidate for the office of Dis
trict .Judge of the Filth Judicial
District subject to the Demo-
cratic Primary to be held July
21.
Hon. H. F. O'Neal is too well
and favorably known in this dis-
trict to need commendation. Be
is a native born Texan and has
lived in Cass County nearly all
his life and has practiced law in
all the courts for thirty-seven
years- Mr. O'Neal was District
Attorney for this district from
1902 to 1900 and it is conceded
that he made one of the best dis
trict attorneys that ever tilled
the office. At the solicitation of
friends over the district he has
announced for the office. Cass
county is claiming the District
Judge this term as they state
that county has never had a man
to till that office. See announce
inent column and remember his
claims on the day of the primary
Ladies Remember.
There is a combination of
stile and quality in the Famous
Dr. Warners Health Corsets
guaranteed rust proof. Our
Store consists of all the newest
decreed by fashions leaders.
We have a complete assortment
in "stock and will be pleased to
have you inspect them.
P. Eld ridge.
W. B STALLCUP FOR SHERIFF.
The Jimplecute is authorized
and instructed to announce W.
13. Stallcup for re-election to the
office of Sherriff of Marion
county subject to the election of
the citizens white primary. W.
1?. Stallcup is one of Marion
counties best and most conser-
vative citizens and as an officer
has ever been faithful and effi-
cint has enforced the law regard
less of friend or foe. Has spent
his life in the county and liis re-
cord is before you as that of a
true gentleman. He now comes
before you for re election and
promises to guard well his duties
in the future as in the past.
Every voter in the county is ask
ed to consider well lii^ claims
on day of white primary.
OPERA MOUSE
Friday night. Don't fail
to see the six new pictures
Admission 10 and 15c.
Poll T&xes Paid.
The Poll Tax paid in Marion
county 1 to midnight. .Jan ilst.
i-* estimated by Tax Collector I.
(1 Itrade 11 at 1 K> with 1** (\
enaptions talrpn out by young
men who will b«' '21 sometime
this year. The number paid i>
litle more than for last year.
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
R I A
Look Out
For the re.1
on. and sav»
•sing out salt* now
one\ Goods all
clean and
EFFERSON
U o P I R A~ H O U S E
Fridan Nigttt. Pet). 2nd
pitotiKAii
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Thf Mupamthrr.
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| PERSONAL MENTION j
Mr> L V. Dot son loft Tln.r*
<luy on No. for Texarkana to
visit relitaves tln>n»
Justice t*11arlif Bennett of
I.<assator w.vs a business visitor
in tin' city Monday.
Mr. and Mrs Klbert Well* of
Marshal! were the guest of Mr
and Mrs. 1) C. Wise this week.
.1 J. Segal left Snnday for
Now York where he will buy a
mammoth stork of spring and
summer merchandise for the
large stores of J. J. Segal «fc
Comp:iny.
Jay Taylor left Wednesday
for Fort Worth where he goes
to enter a business college where
he will take a course in book-
keeping and telegraphy. Jay
is a popular and bright young
man and all wish him success.
Rev. L. A. Spring who spoilt
the summer and up to now in
Jefferson writes to the .limp
from Doddredge Ark. where he
has now located. Mr. Spring
waa a plesant gentleman and
made many friends while here.
VY. Rodney Carr Jr. leaves to
day Thursday for Woodlawn
where he has excepted a position
to keep books for I)r. E. t3. 151a-
lock. Rodney is a steady and
worthy young man and the doc-
tor is to be congratulated in so-
curing his service.
A. W. Belote was in the city
Monday and a caller at Jimp
office to have his paper changed
from route No. (> Jefferson to
the new route No. :2 coming out
from Lodi which started service
Fob. 1st. Mi' Beloto says it is
a great convenence to him as it
passes right by liis door.
('apt. R. T. Hazard station
agent for T. 1'. railway went to
Gilmer Tuesday morning to
attend court and was accompan-
ied by Arch McKay freight
clerk as a bodyguard. They got
as far as Big Sandy when they
learned that they would not be
needed so returned on next train.
Robert Dowaro is expected
home Satuaday and his brother
Jesse M. Deware will meet him
in Fort Worth. Robert was
caught in a blizzard in Colorado
last month and suffered the loss
of an arm from the exposure
He will remain at his fathers
home to recover from the effects.
Notice.
rn> Whom It May Concern: —
This is to give notice that
on the? 25th day of .January A.
I). 1912 1 sold out my interest in
the mercantile business con-
ducted in the name of Gray Bro-
thers at Hartzo Marion County
Texas and from and after said
date have had no interest in the
said business. My interest was
sold to Mrs. Lou Gray h- <• the
business will be continued under
the firm name of Gray brothers.
The said firm as at presant
constituted assumes all debts
due by Gray Brothers at the
date my retiring from said firm.
.Jefferson Texas Jan. 2^ 1912.
W.H.NESBETT FOR PUBLIC WEIGHER
The Jimplecute is authorized
and instructed to announce W.
11. Nesbett as a candidate for
Public Weigher for Marion coun-
ty subject to the action of the
Citizens White Primary. Mr
Nesbett is well and favorably
known in the county as he has
resided here nearly all his life
about 41 years. He has had
charge and run the gin put up
by the <>il Mill on Austin and
Soda streets sinceit began work
and thoroughly understands the
handling and weighing of cotton
lie refers ths past record to the
voters of the county and asks
their support at the primary. If
elected he promises to do his full
dut\ with fairness to every one.
Give i s . s d ;e considera-
tion on the da.v of the primary
election
> id l>e w.in-.iut: to .til that
it s esst ti «! t.o he;! »ii ami com
t ». I • o'i i M I • I • ■ I 1 1 to meet
( ' . i i; ■ reprized
■ it ti i.rvellously r< "!u< • d prices
\\ i ir<- i '' r;ng ' t prices
W. J. Gray.
The Chill Blast of Winter
1 snap b.v b \ g from us
•ts \\i».ii :.d aiiui nap.
I i I
Otll
(it
of tl
• t
« ' III ill.II lit*
P KUlr Ig.v
• IlliiS of
life is a
d be con
I Me&n Btisinru
i>ke My -tit re stock «>!
idise. «* *!)' in bulk or
I or >ak
i lie J snip lor a. kinds
ol Jol> Print::!; it live
and let live prices.
% f III J cool
ii?
I oi Sale
I I A i**
In the Shadow of His Cross.
My Hymn.)
Wrutrn and romptiwd by
J on * Mark Smith.
\g*l H7 »nr« *n<l ff nioolha.
I
Jesus hear my humble prayer
While on feeble knees I l>ow
Grant me Ithy instant care
l*'t mr feel thy presence now:
I am lmlt and deaf and blind
Racked with pains I faltering
stand:
Help me Lord thy cross to find;
Lead rao with thy nail pierced
hand.
II.
Now thy cross is plainly seen;
Still tin- more to thee I cry
''Touch mo Jesus make me
clenn:
Heal me Savior lest I die;"
Though I bathe in Jordan's
flood
Through its waves uncleanedl go
Wash me cleanse me with thy
blood.
Then will 1 be white as snow.
Ill
In the shadow of thy cross
1 am waiting for thy word
. Gold ami gems I deem butdross
Since my humble prayers are
heard—
Now my racer is almost run—
From life's shore no more I roam
Lord when each one's task is
done
Take me and my loved ones
home.
Greenville Texas. Nov.28.1911.
In flto Dlstriot Court of tho United Statu
for tht Eastern District or Toms: Jof-
forson Division: In Bankruptcy.
[u the Matter of A W Stanford
Bankrupt. No. 332*
To the Creditors of A. W. Stan-
ford Bankrupt of the County of
Marion and District aforesaid•
Notice is hereby given that on
the -7th day of Jan. 1912 the said
A W. Stanford was duly judged
and declared a Bankrupt and that
the First meeting of Creditors in
said Bankruptcy will be held in
my office in Tyler Texas on the
9th day of Feb. 1912 at 10
o'clock in the forenoon when and
where said Creditors may attend
prove their claims examine the
Bankrupt elect a Trustee and
transact such other business {is
may properly come before said
meeting.
HAMl'SON GARY
Referee in Bankruptcy.
Tyler Texas Jan. 29 1912.
Sudden Death of Joe Mercer.
News reached here Wednes-
day of th<1 sudden death of Joe
Mercer at Greenville that morn
ini-c about 10 o'clock. Mr. Mer-
cer was on his way to the round
house to take his engine out on
his run eayt when ho fell dead
Joe Mercer was one of the old-
est engineers in service on the
M. K. & T. road and was very
popular and liked by everyone.
He was a brother in-law of G.
VV. Liverraan of this city. His
body will be brought to Jeffer-
son Friday on the 4:28 train for
burial.
If your money has not the
purchasing power it should have
it can easily be stimulated by
buying this line from us.
Just received a swell lino of
Ginghams novelty and staple
Princess Percal
Princes Percal Shirtings
Princess Madras
I") inch Indian Head
Superior Dress Linen
Flaxon Plain and Barred.
Linane Plain and Fancy
Marselles Quilts Plain and
Scalloped.
Towels Linen Napkins
Pleached Table Damask.
Give us a'trial and let us con-
vince you that we can save you
money on each purchase.
P. EUdridge.
The Jimp and the
Dallas Farm News
for $ i .6 5 a year.
Notice W. 0. W
'I !.. r« . '>>.• i regular meeting
"I" • i i> ii.^' \ February Otli.
A! .1: ^ed t" colli''
out.
P. <» Henderson
J. T. King I'Jerk
CALENDARS FOR 1913.
"I'll" .1 i]. «•' .t<> wislii r t*» .in
MOiiti<* that lias just rif't'ivcd
a I utHuim* line of Art Calendars
a banner hanger* anil ail
-»t\i<— It tst th<* most t-xrlu
oivt'lineor Art Calendars ever
;> ' tf• market All j>n>-
!»«•« tiv* buyers for lUl.'l will be
>liuttn tlicst' H tmplt'.s ito iippli
i' m Ph"ti. wr.tc.
A iiivvy rain *torui and gull.v
wvd»«T fai. .;»> »t il o «'!<« .» Sir
«i . * the Mtrerl*
• • tu r>. overflowed
1' 1 • j«■«i u- ir.\ vil the after
h . >'kvr- when th»
weath«*r uliich Hail lHH«n very
i \eral <i.»y*» turn»«d
.'ui * <■ u» fro
»11 ■ I . . I ! i ■ 1 "to \S «1»I
< -"la . I.."' ; ' i».
w. r. jonf.h l*o. bra den. w. mohklky
PraaUlMt. Vlm-PrM. <in. MiMim.
JEFFERSON. 2TEXAS.
ABSTRACTS OF TITLES TO ALL MARION COUNTY
LANDS AND JEFFERSON CITY LOTS FURNISHED
AT REASONABLE PRICES.
CORRESPONDENCE .{SOLICIT E D\
A Spring Housecleaning
Is not complete without other things to go with it.
Nothing is more appropriate than u now WALL
DECORATION of some artistic design and hung in
tho proper way with woodwork finis to match This
can bo secured after first of the month from a spe-
cial selection of 5000 samples carried by
HENRY FORT
Telephone Connection. No Trouble to Show Goods. Esti-
mates Furnished FREE.
SALIVATED BY
DANGEROUS CALOMEL
If You Ever Saw a Man Salivated !
You Don't Want Any More I
Calomal Yourself. !
There's no real reason why a 1
person should take calomel any- i
way when fifty cents will buy a ]
large bottle of Dodson's Liver- 1
Tone a perfect substitute for -
calom61. It is a pleasant tasting
vegetable liquid which starts
the liver just as surely as calo-
mel and which has absolutely no
bad after-effects.
Children and grown people can
take Dodson's Liver Tone with
out any restrictions of habit or
diet. The Rexall Drug Store
soils it and guarantees it to talce
the place of calomel and will re
fund your money if it fails in
your case.
Honor Roll
Honor Roll of Grange Hall
School for thi' month ending Jan.
20 1912. Average 95 to 100.
SEVENTH GRADE
Auleo Brooks Allen Sharp
SIXTH GRADE
Clarence Fason.
Fourth trade
Eunice Sharp.
THIRD crade
Hyrum Carter.
FIRST ORADE
Wesley Brooks.
Genevieve Francisco teacher.
For Rent.
My place one mile from town
contains 20 acres 10 can bo cult i-
vated; good water good house
and every tiling neccessary to
make a nice little farm.
A. A. Port.
Jefferson Texas
For Sale
We have a few good houses
that we will sell at about 1-3 of
what the cheapest lumber would
cost you. Only 5 or 0 better
come quick nearly all sold.
f 1 Glen Lumber Co.
Great Bargains.
A nice lot of hand-painted china
and assortment of cut glass that
all go at cost. Call and make
selections early. Hexall Drug
Store. W. J. Sedberry.
For Sale.
Have 80 head of young mules
some past three years old for
sale cheu.p Appley to
G. W. Li verm.in.
Jefferson Texas.
Sutherland'* Ka^le Kvr Salve
It the eyn remedy ever ollereil tlie
l>uhln 11 1 h a hi * wIntH ointment
jminl««8 hanuW-Ms cil y
|ill»rmitei"l to cum. At alt ■ If-alpm 'Jfi ■
A tul
y.nnw -.!»•».• list. with
HluKKI 1s*r*'ss^
illnllll I 'iinl description uf
<ivrr 1"" ladies who wish to tiiui
i y -• n' sr ilcd for -Tk.'. C«. Klse.t
< (wossn Mich. TL'
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
CASTO R I A
V11 >ktu Trouble*
\ f» \*r> I»v u* n; Or B*.. » Ant.-
»• •» .r It !• aft i .<*a««Ut t" ur«
»« | rr.ruiii .t iintrtntrcJ I
'*■ -'a ti - * l?o»
f:or 5ale
Ivers A i'mill square piano in
u<nh1 Apply t«»
\t ■ K Thott..is
f'arm (or ketit
1 j tml«M *<•>'. of Jefferson
A; v to Ed Meyer
I
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I «' ■ t.r 'UI I rf'lt# ! Ut if VOU *»ti
I • ■ * i .!■* I 4i II i»«o .t * rv*
( »». ... «fr» ..';i4 IM I t»«r<» 1» UOttl-
r>< I I t • lr» <»rt
FRUIT TREES....
AND ROSES....
Have a Good Assortment of
Fruit Trees
Of Hest Varieties Now
Ready for Planting. Also
a Large Variety of
ROSES
Of good size. Mail Orders
lieceive careful attention.
MRS. W. C. HILL
Prop'tress Hillvilie Nursery
WANTED
WORK OF ALL KINDS
llotKiiriritf Such As
Granite Ware Copper Lead
Brass or Zinc
-ALSO
FURNITURE RE-VARNISHED. PAINTED
AND REPAIRED.
Phone 203 H. R. MARKOS
Plant to Insure 15c.
Cotton in 1912.
Do you wish to insure 12c; to
lDc as ;i minimum price for the
cotton you k'ovv in 19J2?
And would you bo sure of a
full crop in spite of the wind?
Then write and let me explain
fully how it is done. It will
show you what I did for 5(X>
farmers in 1911 and how you may
try out my plan at no money
cost. Address T. J. Kino
Richmond Va.
HEADQUARTERS FOR
OYSTERS AT JAKE'S
l'J 1 cents a dozen. - dozen for
25 CENTS
When Yon Want Oysters Send to
LITTLE JAKE
I'oi: TH KM
Fresh Oyste: Alw.i > on Hind
FOR SALE
1 inn sin«li; driving horse com-
bination h or-e.
I'air r< ncred Kis--..«it >etter*
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Taylor, M. I. Jefferson Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 1, 1912, newspaper, February 1, 1912; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1080340/m1/3/?q=%22~1~1~1%22~1: accessed July 16, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; .