Cooper Review. (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 43, Ed. 1 Friday, October 25, 1912 Page: 4 of 10
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Veterinary Surgeon.
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Office at North Side Pharmacy.
Calls answered at all hours.
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Furniture Dealers.
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Practice limited to Office work.
Consultations,
Ostetrics and
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Charleston, Texas.
Phone No. 109.
Night Phone No. 113.
Dr. W. G. Ellington.
Dr. C. S. Ellington.
I WHITE GIRI PLEADS
TO BE ALLOWED TO
WED JACK JOHNSON.
Cole’s Odorless
Broiler and
Toaster
Furnished Only
on Cole’s Hot
Blast Range
A full attendance is mud de-
PRESS REPORTER
servants) is
in
Make
Abstracts and Farm Loans
Cole’s Hol
BFuit
Combustion
Saves Dollars
in Fuel.
Office Over North Side Pharmacy.
COOPER, TEXAS.
FIRE AND TORNADO
LIVE STOCK
PLATE GLASS and
AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE.
SURETY BONDS.
Minneapolis Girl Declares She Loves
the Black Pugilist and
Wants Him.
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MI'the.bees die when they lose it.
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Phone No. 33. Ofice 3 blocks S of Sq.
FRED S. MOLT. D. V. M.
Veterinary Surgeon and Dentist
Graduate of Indiana Veterinary Col-
lege.
AU cals answered promptly, day or
night. Charges reasonable.
Only graduate of veterinary medicine
and surgery in Delta county.
•nd improve the appearance of all
who take her treatment.
She will also give instructions and
drills in deep breathing, the greatest •
preventative and cure of bodily ail-
ments.
Room at Mrs. Harvey’s
Phone No. 114-
i iliary officers.
Mrs. L. P. Smith being a member of
She hired a hack, for
which she paid $5, and carried four
of the members of her show to the
She says that when
circus makes a town near her she al-
ways takes
a season t
and that they always take
BIG REAL ESTATE DEALS.
W. G.
McKinney Bros.
For Fire and Tornado
...I N S U R A N C E....
MONEY TO LOAN
on farms and city property.
Easy payments and low rate.
Write us or see DELTA AB-
STRACT CO., Cooper, Texas.
SCOTT It BALDWIN
Paris, Texas.
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For i
aches
I up and 'are investigating witnesses
with a view of getting an indictment
against the negro pugilist for viola-
Iher word pictures of the same.
Fifty cents collected as local dues.
Cole's Hot Blast Range
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I Are you so fortunate as to
be well satisfied with your
hair? Is it long enough,
thick enough, rich enough ?
And your hair does not tall
out? Well,well,thatisgood.
But you may know of some
not so fortunate. Then just
tell them about Ayer’s Hair
Vigor. They will surely thank
you after using it, if not be-
fore. Remember, it does
not color the hair. Show
the list of ingredients to
your doctor. Let him decide
their value. He knows.
Mad. by the J. C. AYER CO.. Low.ll, Kui
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species of bee which can be handled
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s a day off at least once in
to let her people attend it,
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Very truly vours,
T. J. BROWNLOW,
Livingsnton, Terin.
25c and 50c bottles.
START NOW |
Susceptibility to colds, sore
throats, tonsililis and such, indi-
cate impoverished vitality—lack
of reserve strength to weather
changing seasons.
A spoonful of SCOTT'S EMUL-
SION after each meal starts
healthy lx>dy action like a .small
match kindles a great lire and
mote: it makei rich, healthy,
active blood fortified the tissue*
and ttimulatcs the appetite it
make* found body-strength.
H SCOTT'S EMULSION is the
I purest cod liver oil. made cream-
I like and palatable without alio- I'
m hol or drug —the quintessence E|
I of purity.
!« Reject imitati ns they are im- v
I pastor* for profit
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Office over First
Naticnal Bank.
2:30 GEO. B. SUMMONS,
Lcierk, County Court, Delta Co., Tex.
HOME MISSION HEMS.
The Home I" ’
most pleasant and interesting meeting
with Mrs. Crook Monday afternoon, (
The work of the Missionary Council
was very clearly brought to our
Cole's Hot Blast Steel Range embodies every feature of convenience
and durability contained in—
Every malleable range made.'
Every cast iron range made.
Every other cooking stove or range at any price.
In addition, there are (14) special and patented features embodied in
Hot Blast Range which are not to be had in any other make or style
or stove at any price.
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range
Consider this, and then we believe you will cease to wonder why we
iHncr to your attention this range — the first real improvement
Roll call: Current Topics.
Magazine article, Armand Fallieres,
the French President. Mrs. L. E.
Stell.
Lesson study, Chaps. 8, 9, 10, on
if. ’*^"2'
E. McKinney. executed the same.
Chaps. 11 and 12, Social Progress
own work to do (who has no
“handy features” embodied only i
The housewife who has her
who appreciates the many
range.
The manufacturer of this range claims to have embodied features sug-
gested by users — the housewives — when making this marvel of range
construction.
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! the deal aggregating $14,000. Social Progress in Europe.—Mrs. H. turn thereon, showing how you have
v 91 acres was also sold to A. A.
Manley near Cedar Creek, and W. O.
Wright made a purchase of 50 acres
in Red River county.
MR. C. K. SLONNEGER.
The world seems dark and life not
worth living to the person who suffers
from indigestion and stomach trou-
ble year in and year out, in spite of
his efforts to be cured. But it is all
a question of being fortunate enough
to strike the right medicine. C. K.
Slonneger, Liberty, Ind., says the right
i medicine for indigestion and stomach
trouble is Dr. Caldwell’s Syrup Pep-
. It is absolutely
NOTICE IN PROBATE.
The State of Texas.—
To the Sheriff or any Constable
Delta County, Greeting:
You are hereby commanded to cause Christian Herald.
to be published once a week for three -----
On last Tuesday afternoon, October successive weeks in some newspaper' SOME GOO!) MEDICAL ADVICE.
: Throw away pills and strong ca-
thartics which are violent in action
'and always have onhand Dr. Cald-
well’s Syrup Pepsin, which cures con-
land the members of her show took a
TEXAS attend the Barnum and
; Bailey circus. - ’ - ' ,
C. C. McKinney
The State of Texas:
To al) persons interested in the es-i
tion of the Man White Slave Act. A
violation of this law is a penitentiary
offence. The girl is held as a
ness in default of $25000 bond.
I: James Patteson. T. G. Patteson. trip here to rescue the girl, her inter-
PATTESON & PATTESON
Attorneys
Will practice in all courts.
second floor of Boyd Building.
MOLLIE ATTENDS CIRCUS.
Mollie Bailey’s show in a big red I
'car stood on a side track in the Fris- |
| co-Santa Fe yards yesterday and she
termined by the worst sample in a t “
the council, was indeed interesting in given bale. Ignorant pickers and chip ' QUeens, the result bein:
dren are apt to overlook this very im- tion of harmless insects,
portant in their desire to fill their [sp]entiid workers, and are
mrs. McFarland
A skilled specialist in the science of
facial marsage, will remove the driver, who knew her when she used
to play in hou.es, before her show
grew la.ge enough to play in a tent.
Tuesday’s Paris News.
■ ’ if you want to try it before buying,
be 1 send your address for a free sample
bottle to Pepsin Syrup Co., 119 Cald-
well Bldg., Monticello, 111. It is sold
at 50c and $1 a bot-
A. T. Stell. I
stell & McKinney
LAWYERS.
Partners in Civil Business.
Anv business intrusted to their cars
will command their prompt and care-
ful attention.
< >ffice in Court House.
THE STING LESS BEE.
Science is able to take the thorn
from the blackberry bush, and now it
has learned how to take the sting out
a bee. Mr. Burrows of Essex,
olives, bread and butter sandwiches, on
potato chips, stuffed dates, iced tea. the
Following is the program for
Walters made one of the Thur8day, October SJst:
largest land deals this week that was
j ever consumated in Delta county, the
i Berry Land Co. of Clarksville buying
the W. B. Kelly 400 acre tract of
land near Antioch for $110 per acre,
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a big
sting, but it does not hurt, and is j
A.d
. sting will 1
taken out of men’ disposition anc
i lives, an 1 many of the pains that
of come to men by the stings of misfor-
tune will have been prevented.—The
STANDS AHEAD.
There is something about Hunt’s
said court on the first day of the next Lightning Oil that no other lininment
nm^oneano IHknwo I,—.
It does all you
I more.
. . , burns,
Witness my hand and official seal, and pains it has no equal on earth.
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failure to get her awry from .he in- i
fluence of the negro. She described '
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DO NOT MIXED DAMAGED
Mission women had a WITH (LEAN COTTON.
“ ;• To the Farmers of the State: —
The recent rain hap washed out a
vast amount of ripe cotton; this is of
stained and dirty. Warn your pickers England, after two years of experi-
minds by the impersonation of the I not to mix this damaged cotton with ment8> , ciaims to have obtained
authorities have also .aken the inattei st.vera| council officers by the Aux- what they pick from the bolls as well * ' ' ' ' ' '
cotton will be graded and the price de- b"y a child in perfect safety.
ed the Cyprian drones and the Ita'kin sjn‘ which cured him'
queens, me icbuii vemf produc- guaranteed to do what is.claimed, and
Ition of harmless insects, i.iey are j
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A short business session followed , sacks, and to take from the ground !|ess liable to disease than the ordinary !
the program, after which we were this damaged cotton, resulting It. I honey-gatherer. i by all druggists
i rved to a most delicious salad course, great loss, not only to the cotton rais- j jt appears that the new product has ■ tie.
We were delighted to have Mrs. .1. er but to the country at large.
Schultze as a visitor.
By order of the President we will
meet in regular business session Mon
day, October 28th, instead of the
lowing Monday. Three o’clock is the j
hour,
sired.
persist in calling 1
made in 20 years in range construction.
We want you to examine it in every detail — We want you to note its
finish — its appearance — then we want to show you how convenient it is —
how simple to operate.
We want you to buy Colons Hot Blast Range, because we
will please you. Furnished with plain or polished top.
15th, Mrs. Frederick Engle was hostes in Delta county the following notice:
for the Chautauqua Club, a very in-
teresting lesson was given. Mrs. A.
.davs’offtoLttcndthe Dallas Fair'.’She ■’l' dieting the lesson study on Ute of Archie Willbanks and Madie ] ^Jpation *alf dise:w« ari^ from
met an old friend here in the person Social Progress in Europe. Mrs. J. Willbanks, minors. T. M. Jenlins has stomach, liver and bowel troubles. It
Tf X-i'-or Greiner, the veteran hacs F- Hensiee gave ar. interesting article filed in the county court of Delta [will cure old or young, and is the
? . ‘ ' ' ’u .. ...i from the magazine, then Mrs. Crook county, on the 19th day of October,'greatest family remedy that a home
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led the chapter on Spirit of French 1912, for discharge as guardian of the
letters. During the social hour Mrs. estate of said minors, which said ap-'
Engle served delicious jellied chicken, plication will be heard by said Courtis claimed, and ^f you want to try it
court house of said county, in 4ype sample bottle to Pepsin Syrup
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Cooper, at which time all persons
terested in said estate are required to !
appear and answer said application)
should they desire to do so.
Herein fail not, but have you before
E ;■ HOT BLAST
r°Vts 5. RANl.tS
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|can have. Keep a bottle always at
hand. You inay need it anj moment.
It is absolutely guaranteed to do what
the 18th day of November, 1912, at before buying, send your address for
<’o„ 119 Caldwell Bldg., Monticello,
It is sold by all druggists at 50c
nd $1 a bottle.
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it is surely the best. 1
.recommend it for, and
sprains, cuts, bruises,
in Contemporary Europe, led by Mrs. at Cooper this 19th day of October, stands head on my medicine shelf.
|W. H. Jones. 1912. 45
Hostess Mrs. Tom Gardner. 2:30 GEO. B. SIMMONS,
lirt the hour. PRESS REPORTER.
we were this damaged cotton, resulting )
most delicious salad course, great loss, not only to the cotton rais-
delighted to have Mrs. .1. er but to the country at large.
TEXAS INDUSTRIAL CONGRESS, 'useless'as a weapon of offense.
HENRY EXALL, President.
product has j tie.
j Chicago, Oct. 25.—Lucille Cameron, I
the 17-year-old white girl, daughter
of Mrs. Cameron-Falconet of Minne-
apolis, whose relations with Jack
Johnson, the negro heavyweight pugi-
list, were explained today to Chief of
Police McWeeny by the prize fighter,
was taken into custody tonight, after
she had refused to leave her compan-
ions in Chicago and accompany her1
mother to Minneapolis.
“I cannot go back and I don't want
to go back to Minneapolis,” she tola
Police Captain Nootbear. “I expect
to become the wife of Mr. Johnson
shortly, although he has not proposed
to me. I love him and want to stay
in Chicago," declared the girl.
At this announcement Mrs. Falcon-
et became hysterical. Later Johnson
visited the police station with an at-
torney and attempted to talk with the
girl, but was denied permission to see
her.
Earlier in the day Mrs. Falconet
made a dramatic appeal to the police
to iind her daughter. She told of her
• j failure to get ner av
fluence of the negro.
*•* her anguish when she learned last Fri- >
’ ' day that her daughter was a fre- I
■ quenter of Johnson’s cafe, her hurried
crivl hpr int.Ar-
views with the pugilist, who she de
dares insulted her and flouted her
plea that he give up the girl. Johnson
she said, told her he could “get” any
woman he wanted.
“When 1 found Lucille I pleaded
with her to come back and 1 would go
any place with her and shield her
from criticism back home. She refus-
ed tp come, being apparently under
(Johnson’s influence.
Mother Called for Johnson.
' “Then I telephoned the pugilist. He
I said he would send an automobile
for me.
“When his automobile arrived he I
(was in it himself, although he said it |
would be empty. When 1 entered the j
(machine I drew down the shades so ;
las not to be seen. This nettled him.
“Oh, some of the best white women
in Chicago ride in this car,” is what
he said to me. “I begged Johnson to
give my daughter up. He said he i
wouldn’t and leered in my face.
“We rode to a home on Sheridan j
road, where Lucile was staying. She
I Wept and told me she had gone too j
I far to go back.
Finally she came to my hotel,
talked of how she could become
entangled. 1 was
(time that the negro had
I influence over her.”
I “She went downstairs to use the ;
telephone," sne said, “and never re-(
— I turned. Johnson told me he would!
ELLINGTON & ELLINGTON give every dol|ar he llas t0 hold her.
Johnson made an absolute denial of
Office upstairs in First National Bank I unduly friendly relations with Miss
Building, Southwest Corner Square. Cameron and that infatuation for the
COOPER, IEXAS. | Cameron girl was one of the causes
I of the suicide recently of his white '
wife. He declared the girl left her1
' position as cashier in his cafe for an- j
I other position and that his wife had
never seen Miss Cameron.
LATER—Johnson was arrested
'and placed under $1500 bond to ap-
: pear in court October 29th on a
charge of abduction. The federal
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Cooper Review. (Cooper, Tex.), Vol. 32, No. 43, Ed. 1 Friday, October 25, 1912, newspaper, October 25, 1912; Cooper, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1265768/m1/4/: accessed June 22, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Delta County Public Library.