Jefferson Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.), Vol. 44, No. 33, Ed. 1 Thursday, February 1, 1912 Page: 4 of 4
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OWNED CONTROLLED AND ENDORSED BY THE
ma STATES MUMKIT
H8T 8WIH6S <RKHH8<3
The World's Greatest Sanitarium
NOW IN THE HEIGHT OF ITS SEASON
Eiaaraiaa Tfekth aa Salt Daffy
VIA
A. D. BELL GEO. D. HUNTER
Asst. Gen. Passr Afj't. Gen. Passr Agent
DALLAS TEXAS.
The Send Sleep Of tiood Health
la not for thoee Buffering from kidney
ail men ta and irregalaritiea. The
prompt nae of Foley Kidney Pilla will
diapall backache and rheamattam heal
and atrragthen aore weak and ailing
kidneya reetore normal aetion and
with it health and atrengtli. Mr« M.
F. Bpaiabnry Sterling 111. aaya. "I
aaffered great pain Tn my back aod
kidneya conld not aleep at nlgbt and
could not raiae my banda over my b»ad.
Bat two bottlea of Foley Kidney Pilla
cured me." For aale by Allen Urqu-
hart.
New York city is the largest
and oldest incorporated of the
158 large cities in the United
States. its land area is 526
square miles as against Chicago
which ranks second with 190 and
129 in Philadelphia.
He Wea't Limp New.
No more limping for Tom Moore of
Coobran Ga. "I bad a bad sore oo
my inatap that nothing eeemed to help
till I need Bucklan'a Arnica Halve
he writee "but tbia wonderful healer
aoon cared me." Heal* old raoning
eoree ulcere boll aborua cute bruiaea
ecsema or piiaa. Try it. Only 25 cent*
at W. J. Sedberry'a.
When Mr. Edison reaches
success with his concrete houses
and is able to build them for Si
000 he expects to be able to fur-
nish such a bouse completely
with concrete beds tables etc.
at about $200.
Ai Epidemic of Conghing
ia sweeping over the town. Old and
alike are affected and the atrain
fa particularly bard on little children
and on elderly peop.e. Foley's Honey
and Tar Compound ia a quick aafe and
reliable care for all cougbe and colda.
Containa no opiatea. Hold by Allen
Viqahart.
A new range employs both
electricity and steam. An elec-
tric carent cooks the food on
top of the range and also gener-
ates steam which is conducted
into the oven to cook its contents.
Caloael is Bad
But Blmmone'Liver Puiifier ia de-
lightfully pleaaant and ita action ia
thorough. Constipation yields bi-
liooaneee got a. A trial convlncea [In
Yellow Tin Boxea Only ] Tried once
need alwaya.
Meal Market
We have opened np a NEW
MARKET and will keep
Fresh Meats
AT ALL TlbiES.
BEEF POLK SAUSAGE
AND BARBECUE MEAT.
We deeire a ahare of your patronage
and wonld appreciate an order for any
thing in the Meat Line. Only the beat
etall handled.
Will deliver Maat to place in the city.
CARR 6 COLEMAN
'Austin Street
JEFFERSON TEXAS.
Helpful flints or flair
Health.
Scaly tad Btlr Trouble Generally
Caused by Careleineu
Dandruff is a contagious dis
ease caused by a microbe which
also produces baleness. Never
use a comb or brush belonging
to some one else. No matter
how cleanly the owner may be
these articles may be infected
with microbes which will infect
your scalp. It is far easier to
catch hair microbes than it is to
get rid of them and a single
stroke of infected comb or brush
may well lead to baldness.
Never try on anybody else's hat.
Many a hat band is a resting
place for microbes.
If you happen to be troubled
with dandruff itching scalp
falling hair or baldness we have
a remedy which we believe will
completely relieve these troubles
We are so sure of this that we
offer it to you with the under-
standing that it will cost you
nothing for the trial if it does
not produce the rosults we claim.
This remedy is called Rexall "93"
Hair Tonic. We honestly believe
it to be the most scietiflc remedy
for scalp and hair troubles and
we know of nothing else that
equals it for effectivenessbecause
of the reults it has produced in
thousonds of cases.
Kexall -93" Hair Tonic is de-
vised to banish dandruff restore
natural color when its loss has
been brought about by disease
and make the hair naturally silky
soft and glossy. It does this
because it stimulates the follicles
destroys the germ matter and
brings about a free healthy cir-
culation of blood which nourishes
the hair roots causing them to
tighten and grow new hair. We
want everybody who has any
trouble with hair or scalp to
know that we think that Rexall
"93" Hair Tonic is the best hair
tonic and restorative in existence
and no one should scoff at or
idoubt this statement until they
have put our claims to a fair
test with the understanding
that they pay us nothing for the
remedy if it does not give full
and complete satisfaction in every
particular. Two sizes 50 cents
and $1.00. Remember you can
obtain Rexall Remedies in Jeffer
son only at our store—The Rexall
Store of VV. J. Sedberrv.
Almost Lost His Life.
8. A. Stid of Maaon Mich. will never
forget hia terrible expoaure to a merci-
less aiorm. "It gave m* a dreadful
cold" he writea. "that canaed sever*
paioa in my cheat ao it waa hard for
me to breathe. A neighbor gave me
•««eral doses of Dr. King's Mew Dis-
covery which brought great relief. The
doctor said I was oa the verge of pneu-
monia bnt to continue with the bia-
covery. 1 did ao and two bottlea com*
pleiely cored me.' Uae only this quick
safe reliable medicine for coughs cold*
or any throat or lung trouble. Price
50c and $100. Trial bottle free.
Guaranteed by W. J. Sedberry.
fi or (I doaee "0OO" will cure any
cane of Chills and Fever. Price 26c. o30
jural hi & niiE shops
EVERYTHING MECHANICAL
e. b. Mcdonald Prop.
BEST EQUIPPED JOB SHOP IN NORTHEAST TEXAS.
N STOCK Boxes and Collars
Lubricators Oil Cups Gover
' nors Steam Gages Grease Cups
Injectors Jutts Valves Belt Dressing
Whistles Graphite Valves Gage Cocks
Pipe and Fittings Babbit Metal Safety
Valves Emery Grinders Lumber Bug-
gies Water Column* Fire Fronts and
<H»n«ral Linecastings Dry Batttery*
Patch Bolts Etc. Etc.
CASTINGS MADE ANT DAT
MfaiM TOO Hi ALL FOR OLE CAtm ATf KKT10M
All IOYIUM TOO LAK6K FOB I'll TO I'XDKKTAKE
A Danger
Averted
•r JOSEPH C CRAML
Trota my Brat meeting with Apm
Myrtle nb« shewed a partiality for mm.
I vii fancy fraa. but 1 did not fancy
Mlaa Myrtle. Clrrnmatanrea threw oa
tetlOw a grant dani bat I w»w real-
ly made love to bar. Nrertb«leaa aba
peraleted In aaramlng that tbara waa
Mora between oa than a niara acquaint-
nnca or frlendahip. I should have
•canted danger. indeed. 1 did at tlmea
realize that 1 waa drifting Into trouble
bnt tba ouly way for ine to break wltb
bar waa to go to lira In another place.
This waa acarcaly practicable.
How lone mattera might bare drift-
ed between ine and Agnes Myrtle bad
I not fallen In lore wltb a girl whom
I desired to make my wife 1 doo't
know. Agnea beard of my attentions
to tbe lady 1 admired but abe did not
evince any Jealoaay. I became en-
gaged. but still Ml** Myrtle did not
abow uny sign* of making trouble for
ma. i waa congratulating my*elf tbat
abe wouid be above annoying me or
waa after all. Indifferent to my en-
gagement wben one day I received a
telephone meaange from ber suylng
tbat abe waa not feeling well and
would like me to call upon ber profea-
alonally.
I wlulled she bad called In aome one
•lae. Indeed. I waa surprised at ber
calling upou me after Kite bud ho often
aaaumed Unit we were lovera and 1
had become engaged to another. Nev-
ertheless i tbougbt it better to make
the vlait I found her becomingly
draaaed In negligee coatume lying oa
ft lounge. She told me that she needed
a tonic and I prescribed one that waa
perfectly harmleea. She aaked me what
It waa and when 1 told ber aald that
aba needed aomethlng stronger She
bad once taken araenic In small doaea
for tiie | urpoae of building up her
atrengtb and preferred that 1 ahould
glva ber aome compound of which ar-
aenic formed a part
▲raenlc la a common medicine to
give for tonic purposes so 1 v rote Just
auch a preacrlptlon aa 1 bad written
many tlinen before. Agnes took it
folded It carefully and put tt In her
corsage. Then aha began to upbraid
Be wltb what aha was pleased to call
my treatment of ber. 1 disavowed ber
charge* but aa our talk proceeded I
eaw in ber eye a vindictive look that
frightened me. Then suddenly it flash
ed into my mind why she bad asked
for a prescription for a drug which
was a deadly poison.
"Well" I said rising "It would not
do for me. you feeling as you do to
treat you professionally. I must with-
draw from doing so. 1 will trouble
you for the prescription I have given
you."
She hesitated for awhile then threw
off all disguise.
"I shall keep the prescription" atle
Mid.
"What forr
'1 decline to say."
What I feared was that she might
change the Infinitesimal quantity of ar-
senic I had prescribed to a quantity
Urge enough to kill. This would be a
sufficient ground on which to base
•gainst me a charge of an attempt to
poison her the motive being that I
wished to get rid of one girl In order
to be free to marry another. For a
moment 1 lost my prudence.
"It you don't give me that prescrip-
tion I ahall take It from you by force."
I said.
For reply she coolly pointed to an
electric button In the wall within easy
reach If I attempted to possess my-
self of the prescription she could eas-
ily summon some one who would be
a witness against me on another
charge.
It was now evident that the only
chance for me to get out of a scrape
that would ruin me would be by du-
plicity. But for my life I saw no lm
mediate method except to pretend to
gradually see my relations with her In
another light—to appear undecldcd
and at last ready to give up my en-
gagement and engage myself to her.
I aat down by her and began a more
frightful string of lies thau were ever
told by the father of lies himself the
purport of which was that 1 really
loved her. bad always loved her aud
would never love another. The only
possible reason for her believing me
was that she wished to believe me.
"Why then." she asked "have you
treated me so badly T*
"Because" I replied "you are doom
td 1 do not believe In a match be-
tween two persona one of whom has
but s abort time to Uve."
"IT ▲ abort time to Uvel"
"Tea. Ton have a disease that will
bill you within a few months."
She waa very much frtghtesed. She
bad a high opinion of my professional
skill and considered mo truthful.
"Cant you do anything for meT* she
asked baatlly.
"Hfc"
"An jog nnf
"Yoor <11«aaaa baa dwtfi baan ra-
gardad u Inrarabla. bat a frtand of
mlna ku baaa tipwiDmtlDc to dla
cor* a aarum for tt and. t ballara.
elalaa to kin fooad oaa. I will m
Mb. aa« tf be baa baoa aoceaoaful 1
vttl apply tt to year fu»."
I tar—d to go. I did not dara to
aak for tba ptaaertptfoe I hid |t'»o
bar. tboogb 1 bopad to gat poasaaaloo
of tt la ttaaa. Sba rallad m* bark and
baa dad It to w CraapUai It to my
ktai I add:
"Thank baa van! Wltb rbat paper
fan could baa* nil Bad a»a. tbe irlri I
bra a ad yaoraalf. Now i dtfr you T
Cbaap arcldan inauraora — Dr Thom-
aa' Elaouir Oil. 9topa tha pain and
baala tlta wound* Ail dmcgict *all n
Jerusalem ha» evicted its div
and introduced the latent aani
tary device*!
Polar Kidat? Pill* will rara aoy
caaa of kidaay or b lad dar troabla aoi
bayoaod tha raach of madicioa. N«>
B*4k1m caa do mora. Kor aala by
Alloa 1'rqabart
Koua will brighten china that
baa bean horned or darkened by
lon* uae
A BIT OF NAVAL HISTORY.
OriftM (f Um C+rpt ef PrllMWW tf
Mathematlea.
Mart (lw Kml tcidtn; *u m
UbUaUd midshipman rmirMi (Mr
•docatloa taUni/ on board ablp. ibelr
tecbnual education waa obtalo«0 lo
tba school of siperlence. belped oat
occasionally by tba voluntary efforts
of tba older Una officer*. Their gen-
eral education 'vas at Drat neglected.
(but later Instruct on were appointed
! for service oo ships tbat carried old-
I shipmen. Tbe»«* were appointed by
tba secretary of the navy for stated
periods much aa civilian Inatructora
at the Naval academy arc appointed
at tb* present time. la 1342 a genera
order waa issued providing tbat tbey
should lire ami mess with lleutennnt*.
They were commissioned In liUS but
apeclflc rank was not given them until
the general reorganization of all staff
rorps Online t*>e c'v" wnr-
The late Professor II. II. Lockwood.
U. 8. N„ in some very Interesting rem-
Inlarences rend before the Naval
Academy Graduates' association In
1803 relates how the corps of profes-
aora of mathematics came to be form-
ad. In the early days of the Naval
academy he was one of Its Instructors.
He bad hnd service In the army aud
In the development of the course of ln-
atructlou hi- determined after conaul-
tntiou with tlx* superintendent to give
the midshipmen a little Infantry drill.
This did not ault the proud spirits of
the young gentlemen of that day and
to show their disapproval of this and
other efforts of the professor they hung
bim in otligy An Investigation and a
court innrtial followed on the charge
of insulting n superior officer.
The defense put up the plea that the
Instructor wns not a superior officer.
Such n condition is hard to understand
at this time when the status of offi-
cers. instructors and midshipmen at
the Naval ncademy is well defined but
at that time midshipmen were officers
while Instructors had no official stand-
ing. The plea was technically correct
and to puulsh the guilty midshipmen it
waa found necessary to substitute
charges In which the anomalous posi-
tion of the professor In the naval serv-
ice could not be made to enter. Upon
these the guilty midshipmen were con-
demned and punished.
This Incident led to an amendment
In the naval appropriation bill of 18*8
giving authority for the commissioning
of twelve professors of mathematics.—
Commander U. T. Holmes in Engineer-
ing Magnslne.
A SimpU Gat-rich-quiek Sehema.
Take 1(*K)0()0 cats and get rlcb
quick. This Is the advice of the LIberte
of 1'nrla to Its readers. The prescrip-
tion Is quite simple. A million cats
will supply you with 12000000 kittens
a year. The skins are worth a little
over 28 cents each so there you have
a dally gross revenue of about $100U0.
To skin the cats you will have to em-
ploy 100 men. who will charge you $2
per fifty cats. Your net revenue will
thus be reduced to about $9000 a day.
It should cost you nothing to feed your
cats. Start a rattery. Hats breed four
times as fast as cats so the cats can
have a dally diet of four rats apiece
which Is ample. To feed the rats is
perfectly simple. Give them the skin-
ned cats. One cat will be ample for
four ruts. The scheme works out sim-
ply and automatically. The cats eat
the rata the rats eat the cats and you
have the skins.
The Chapel of Bona*.
One of the most intereating sights of
Malta and ut the same time rather a
grewsome one is the Chapel of Hones.
Guides who show visitors round the
Island never fall to point this out. The
whole of the sides arches and about
the altar are the skulls and crossbonea
of the long departed monks. In niches
rouiid the chapel stand skeletons of
monks in their habits. On either side of
the altar stands a skeleton represent-
ing Father Time with a scythe. Stand-
ing at the rear of the chapel one can-
not but admire and wonder at the reg-
ular manner in which the skulls and
boned are placed.
How Parchment Got Its Nama.
The Greeks of I'ergamus are aald to
have tlrst prepared parchment from
the skins of the goat or sheep. They
were curried deprived of all fat.
thinned uulformly by the knife dyed
or whitened and finally rubbed down
with pumice stone to u smooth and
even surface. Called pergamenum from
the city of lta origin the new mata-
rial became parcheiulu in archaic
French and parchment 1n the Kngllah
tongue.—Natlonnl Magazine.
Squaal and Bark.
"Nothing lost here but the aqueal"
declared the pork packer. "Are you ai
economical in conducting your busi-
ness
"Jtist about." answered the visitor
"I'm In the lumber business. \V«
waste nothing but the bark " — Louts
Till* Courier-Journal
It Fall.
"Wllat'a that racket down there?"
abouted the old gentleman from rh«
head of tha atalra.
"1 think." promptly replied hli
daughter. "tbat It was Hob dropptni
his rolca whan ha proposed to ma."—
Detroit Frar Praaa.
Raaaauring Him.
"Bat." Mid IB* itMnttlf (Mid old
parr-. "c%«> I b* aaenrxl that thla
bora* la quit* fantJaT*
"My dm air." raptlad th# tricky
dealer. ~h» wouldn't bur- a hair of
your baad~—Cathode Ktnmlard nod
j Tltuaa
K'«r;thlB| wa aodura pat'.aatiy 'a a
to aomaTtilnj beautiful «ra rwild
l aa*ar aotar otlMrwlaa
A TEXAS WONDER
Tha Tasaa Woj.lrr cur«>» kl<1nrf an J
bia.!.i»r troubla. r»motri fravat rum
«iial>«t*a «»ak and lain* bark a rbN-
Uiat.tm and ail irregularity of iba kid-
b»h and bladder id Iw4k a>»n and *<>.
otao. r«f«!alra bladder troabiM a
rhi dr»o. If not eola *iy tuar drugg.ai.
»il! be aeet by ro*il • n feretj.t of f.CU.
Ooe atnall tx-ttia .*• •» - lr><>.
n>eet and atklom tail a to perfert a far*
bead h«r Taaaa teaom mala I>' K
W. Mail. Sm Oliaa >t M. Ixtaia Mo
*>M 4f draflttata.
His Dramatic
Model
Br WILLIAM C. POMEROV
Ferguaou. who wrote playa. argusd
that If artiata on4 models why not
playwrights? Bat where are Lb*play-
wrights to get tbam T
Ferguaoo waa engaged to bo aar-
rled to a young lady to whom playa n-
■nances— Indeed all Ideal things—were
aa real aa tbey wara objacta of art to
her betrothed. It bad often occurred
to him when be dealred a model for
aome especial aceae to deceive her Into
a like altuatlon and put her words
Into the month of hla character. The
trouble was that he couldn't bear to
aubject her to a atraln. She waa anch
a delicate. sensitive clinging little
thing that be waa afraid any tragic
experience would result In poaitlra In-
Jury to her.
However at one time be bad In rlew
a play In which the hero confaassa to
the heroine whom be loves and who
loves him. that be la a criminal. Her
lore for him la eo strong that ahe can-
not discard him but conaents to de-
vote herself to him for life In an en-
deavor to help him outlive the effects
of his crime and become a self re-
specting and respected citizen. Later
It turns out that he baa confessed to
a crime committed by his brother
whom be desires to save.
Ferguson knew that if be made auch
a confession to his Roealie ahe would
take It all in earnest. It would be a
serious btislnesa for the girl. Bot he
would get a model for an emotion that
would result In certain fame and pro-
spective profits. Surely Rose would
forgive him when she knew why he
had deceived her especially when
comforts would accrue from theroysl-
tles that come as a result of the de-
ception.
There wai a side inns to the matter
that was tempting. It would be love-
ly to bare Rose act according to his
Ideal—that Is. to show such lore for
hliu that she would cling to him de-
spite his crime. And the denouement
would be very pleasurable.
One night he called upon his fiance
and before she came down to receive
him hid one of these little phonograph-
ic machines for taking In the human
Tolce under the sofa In order that he
might put her exact words Into the di-
alogue of his play. She stepped play-
fully Into the room but stopped on the
threshold observing the dreadful ex-
pression he had assumed.
"Oh Ilarry what Is It?"
"Rose sweetheart how can 1 tell
you!"
"Tell me what? 8peak at oncet"
"I cannot."
"You must Don't feur for me. 1
can bear It."
"I don't know bow I could bare done
It."
"Done what?'
"Rose. In a moment of madness 1
was tempted to"—
"What?"
"Commit a forgery."
The little machine under the sofa
was getting It all down. There was
uow a brief Interval a moment of fear-
ful suspense for the hero one of emo-
tional Indecision for the heroine. Fer-
guson had made an attempt to put the
dialogue in bis play ustng his Inven-
tive powers. Thus far the real and the
Ideal coincided. The next lines as he
had written them spoken by the hero-
ine were "Oh. Ilarry how could you
have dons It!" But when Rose spolce
them they were different She stood
looking at him with a heaving bosom
and flashing eyes. Then pointing she
spoke her part:
"You Just walk out of that door and
don't let me ever see you again!"
Ferguson was astonished not cnly
that sbe could treat him tuus. but that
she should show so much strength un-
der the ordeal.
"Is there no hope?" he moaned.
"Hope! No! Haven't you been fool-
ing me with your high toned talk
about honor and Integrity and all that
and yet you have been weak enough
to commit the most contemptible of
crimes. I'd rather have had you com-
mit murder."
"Rose if you cast me off I shall go
down. down from this point becom-
ing at last a hopeless wreck on the
sands. With you to lean on"—
"I don't want a man to lean on cue.
I prefer to lean on a man. thank you."
Ferguson stood looking at her for a
few momenta; then a sickly smile
broke over his face.
"As a model for an ideal self sacri-
ficing woman who love* her lover so
well that sbe will cling to him though
he confesses himself a criminal you're
not a success "
"What do you mean?"
"I've been *tufflu£ you I wanted to
><•*• liow you would act If I confessed
my*elf a criminal "
"Well. I bope you're aattafled "
"1 am I wog't make any mor* aucb
roofenHlou* "
""1 don't tbink ron will "
-Whyr
"Uecitiiae I don t want a lover who
will one me fur any aucb purpone
liood evening and (wxllir " And ahe
awept out of tbe r.H>n:
Kerguaoo apent more though' on ap-
peaalug bar than he gave to tola play
However be auccwded In time and la
now married and la •till a playwright
The Incident r*v»inMnnlao4 hta wjrk.
H« abandoned tbe heroic iu* turned
a complete eonieruauit lDt«> rwaltam
and happened (>> have tbe faculty for
working realist! «<-et>ee In witb wkal
i re '"ommcnly railed tbe iraoiattc
1*1 but which arv at bottom kiau
setnro
How < ol4 AffrrU Tkr kidnevt
Avoid taking c*>ld if roar kidneya
are aeoatlve. Col J rjngeeta tbe kidney*
tbrowa too much work npoa them
and •eak^^t tLalr actioa. Sertoaa kid-
n*y trouble an<! even Brigbl'a dtaeaae
may reeult Mreagtheoa your k. Ine«a
get rid of tbe timely oee of Foloy Kid-
l ey FtUa. Tonic action quick la ro-
aulta For aa » bv Allen I'rqohart
Engliah enjfitu'er* h*r<» auc
c*~ ti«tl .n building a i>a5**r mak-
ing machino that will turn out
f.LO of n«»«va|wi»fr 175 inches
wid«*. a tninu r
Children Cry for Flttehtr'i
CAS
The Kind You Hare Always Bought and which !n» boon
In ue for #Tfr 30 years ha* borne the signature of
and has boon made under lil* per-
sonal supervision sincc ith infancy.
(4C
Allow no ono to ili'crhi- vou in t!iii.
All Counterfeit* Imitations and "JiKi-.is-ij.iod" arc but
Experiments 'riTle with a .(1 endanger the bcalf'i of
Infants and Children—Experience n^aiast Experiment.
What is CASTOR!A
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil Pare-
goric Drops and Soothing Syrups. Tt is Pleusant. It
contains neither Opium Morpliino nor other Narcotic
substance. Its ago Is Its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and allays Feverlshness. It cures Diarrhoea and "Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles cures Constipation
and Flatulency. It assimilates the Food regulates tlio
Stomach and Ilowcls giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children's Panacea—The Mother's Friend.
GENUINE CASTOR IA ALWAYS
I Bears the Signature of
The Kind You Have Always Bought
In Use For Over 30 Years
THC CtWTAUR COMPANY 77 MURRAY STRICT NEW YORK CITY.
DANDRUFF AND
ITCHING SCALP
POSITIVELY YIELD TO
ZEMO AND ZEMO SOAP
A 25c trial size is a special offer for
jrou to teat the treatment and see for
yourself how quickly they relieve an
irritated skin or Bcalp as|well as .cure
dandruff and prevent falling hair.
One shampoo with Zemo Soap and
an application of Zemo stops the itch-
ing instantly clfanseB the scalp and
rids it of all dandruff and scurf.
We know that Zemo and Zemo Soap
have no rivals for the prompt relief
and permanent cure of all skin and
scalp affections.
frequently the trial package will
entirely eradicate a minor case of itch-
ing scalp or dandruff and is always
sufficient to demonstrate the curative
powers of Zemo and Zemo Soap for
every form of skin or scalp eruptions.
A twenty-five-cent package will con-
vince you. Recall Drng Store. n2
A new grain know as black
winter em mer has been evolved
after years of study by Professor
Buffum who conducts an experi-
ment farm in the Big Horn basin
near Worland Wyo.
"I suffered hamtuauy from coniti-
paiion. Doan'a Regulets relieved and
strsnthened the bowels >o that they
bare been regular ever since."—A E
Davis grocer Sulphur Spring Texas.
Seattle it is reported is to
emulate New York city and per-
haps Chicago by erecting a 42
story skyscraper.
First LaGrippe Theu Bronchitis
That was the case with Mrs. W 8.
Bailey McCreary. Ky. ''Mv wife was
taken down with a seyrre attack of la
grippe which ran into bronchitis. She
coughed as tho' she had consumption
and could not sleep at night. The
first bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar
Compound gave her so much relief
that she continued using It until she
was peruiently cured."
For sale by Allen llrquhart
The bureau of statitics shows
that American automobiles are
shipped every year to Mexico the
West Indies and various count-
ries in South America Asia
Oceanica and Africa.
A Reliable Remedy
FOR
CATARRH
Ely's Cream Balm
ll quickly absorbed
fiitti Reiiel at One*.
Il cleanses soothe*.
heals ami proterta
the dut^iuH.*J mem-
brane resultiut; from Catarrh and drivm
away a Cold iu th'llead ijuioltly. He* tore*
the Sense* of Tiwtr and Smell. Full me
50 cts. at Druggist* or by mail. Lujuid
Criaun Hivliu (or uh in %t> iuz*-n» 70 cu.
KJv Brother* f»t> Warren Stivet New York.
London has 50 theatres licens-
ed for the preformance of stage
plays with seating capacity for
60842 persons and 48 music halls
capable of seating 68783.
For a sprain you will tinil Chamber-
lain's Liniment excellent. It allay*
the pain remove* tbe soreness an<i
aoon restore* the part* to a healthy
condition. 25 am) 50 cent bottle* for
sale by Allen Urquhart and all drug-
gist*.
According to insurance figures
when the wife dies first the hus-
band will survive nine years but
when the husband is fisrt to go
the wife will survive 11 years.
Feel languid weak run down? Head-
ache? Stomach "olf?—Just a plain
case of lazy liver. Burdock Bitters
tone liver and stomach promote diges-
tion purify the blood.
The municipal improvements
made in Berlin in our generation
constitute itoneofthe wonders
of the world. The amount de-
voted to such betterment is $80
000000.
Itching of the skin anywhere on tbe
bodv stops instantly when rubbed with
Ballard's Snow Liniment. One or two
applications cures permanently. Price
25c 60c and $1.00 per bottle. Sold by
W. J. Sedberry.
From Australian pine bark
experts have extracted 14 to 40
per cent of tanniug against the
3 per cent obtained in England
from oak bark.
A sawmill man manufactures
excelent cord wood from saw-
dust and shavings. The mater-
ial is compressed into molds by
steel plungers.
A Beautiful Woman
Must bave a beautiful akin. Dr Hell's
Antiseptic Salve removes pimples
blnckbeada cbaps and roughuess
leaving the skin smooth. Try it on
our guarantee.
Foley Kidney Piils
TONIC IN ACTION • QUICK IN RIIULTI
Give prompt relief from BACKACHE
KIDNEY and BLADDER TROUBLE
RHEUMATISM CONGESTION of th«
KIDNEYS INFLAMMATION of thfl
BLADDER and all annoying URINARY
IRREGULARITIES. A positive boon to
MIDDLE AGtD and ELDERLY
PEOPLE ®nd for WOMEN.
HAVE HIGHEST RECOMMENDATION
B A. Dmti» 627 Washington St. CouaarSTillai
Ind. ig iu bU SSlh year. Ha writes us: ' I have
lately suffered much f r. «m my k idue* < an>1 blad-
d«r Ihi'liit'«ribn etl 1 • - h i : » y actios
was Umi fra^uent ctutiof uiu to ios« much iInb
• I nlfbt and in my b!n«iil«r tbri «ai roailanl
pain. I took KoUjr Kidney Pi « for »<>me tima
aad am now free or a 11 ir ub o and a^asn abla la
be up aad around Foley hMusy Puis Laveni
ki#baai racomoiaudatf u
Sold My ALLEN UliQUHART
■EH milMIIL Mine SCHBOL
AVENGER TEXAS
A Boarding School for the Moral Christian unci
Indrustrial Training of
00L0BED Y0UN8 MEN AND WOMEN.
STRONG FACULTY COMPOSED OF UHADl ATK>
AND PA»T GRADUATES OF
Sielui-SeaiMnr. Atlaiti. Ga.: Mutt Bapttsi College. Atlanta. Ga.:
Prarie Vie* State brail. Print Ttew. Texas aid Tiskegee Noraal
ni Mistrial lustitite if wkicli Bwker I. Wasbiigtoe is Priicipal.
All kind* of ludnatrifs And Trades *:« '.autfht Tlu*
bent School ii- Northeut TYxa* for Nt-*;r<« ynuthn Hoard
and tuition o jwr inontl M :s. .-xtra K< r part ten
lam fcddrej*
f. w. wiikki-kr.
PRINCIPAL.
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