Jefferson Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, March 31, 1911 Page: 1 of 5
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implccute.
ESTABLISHED IN IS6B.
INDEPENDENT IN AM- THINGS—NEUTRAL IN NOTHING.
$1.00 PER ANNUM.
VOL. 43.
JEFFERSON. TEXAS FRIDAY. MARCH 31. 1911
NO. 41
Quality and Price
We solicit your patronage on the basis of quali-
ty and price the two first things to be consid-
ered in buying merchandise. Quality should
not be considered if the price isn't right. There
is a lot of cheap merchandise that you can buy
at any price butyot will find that the quality
isn't there. You will find that our store is the
quality and price. We will give you both of
these essential things in every article you buy
of ns. We stand behind every article we sell
with this guarantee. The very highest quality
at the very lowest price. Now we haven't just
a few things that we guarantee to be good but
every piace of merchandise we sell is guaran-
teed; we give entire satisfaction. Youjjwill find
that our stock is complete in every department.
It would please us to show you all the new
goods for springs and summer.
ROSENEELD'S
HEADQUARTERS
FOR
Dry Goods and Millinery
We Cater to People who "Know"
Of the '21 000 Indians in South
DakotH ahcioi half are members of
the Epiecitpxl church and one-
sixth are cc.mmui uants.
Pure iron is only a labotory pre
paration. Cast iron the most gen
erally useful variety contains con-
| eiderable impurities.
625 YEARS AGO.
Hadii Omar discovered the Coffee berry in Arabia.
The virtues of Coffee at once spread over the earth
because the only Coffee known was GOOD COFFEE.
But when Coffee got to be a regular thing mans
"Clevernes" began to see bigger profits in the har-
sher cheaper and more easily cultivated types that
accounts for "bad" Coffee How many know that
there are seventy obtainable types of Coffee and that
only by the proper blending and proper roasting of
certain types can you get the best result in your Cup
such as is produced by
Crown Winner Coffee
in lib. Cans 35c. 31b. Cans $1.00
but perhaps you have accustomed yourself to the
Chicory Flavor then try some
Blue Cup
in lib. Can for 30cts
or herhaps you object to paying more than 2.~>c. it
you do take a can of
Zuline Blend
in lib. Cans for 25cts.
Your (irocer can .-upply you and you should in>i-t
on getting » ither of the above brand- which contain
UNIVERSAL COUPONS • very can that will bay von
anything from a Knitting Necdl. t<» an Authomoi>ih\
When you buy <VH« e a-k your Grocer tor cither.
CROWN WINNER
BLUE CUP OR
ZULINE.
I'acki-d and I * >»a -1« • 1 1
Grown Coffee Tea & Spice Co. Marshall Texas.
Marshall Wholesale Gro. Co.
DISTHIltl "V< )US.
Financial Statement.
■ Ai #ii i .
Total income for the year from March 1st. 1910 to March lit 1911.
March 1st 1910 cash in bank $ 53 81
Amount raised from membership dues 65 80
Amount raiaed for Conference dues 28 50
Amount raised from a quilt the auxiliary members made- 40 65
Amount raised from a free-will offering 126 40
Amount raised from an ice cream supper.— 15 80
Amount raised week of prayer 31 50
Amount raised from chicken pie dinner - 88 05
Total t 450 51
EX PEN DEI) FROM M ARCH 1ST 1910 TO M ARCH 1ST 1911.
Paid last note on church pews $ 154 50
Repairs on parsonage at home 101 35
Help on district parsonage 15 00
Sent If parsonage loan fund 6 70
Sent to conference treasurer ~... 102 45
Incidental expenses 20 50
Paid to tuberculosis exhibit 5 00
Sent to needy preacher Jacksonville district 6 00
Sent to orphan's home 5 05
Sent to help furnish Galveston home 1 00
Sent to help build porsonage I.ivington district - 1 00
To help build a church at Eola 1 00
Assisst needy at home 35 15
Total ( 455 5(1
BOYBH WENT OFF.
1 box to orphan's home valued at $ 65 00 and $500 cash
1 box to co-operative home; valued at 24 25
1 box to Ann Browder training school Dallas 60 00 and 119 00 "
1 box sent Iiev. Ryder 25 00 " 6 00 ''
Total $200 25
Subscribers to Missionary Voice -25
Connection*] member* 19
Social members 27
B*by mi] member* 7
Brigade members - 12
Total auxiliary members ... 4«i
The above is a full report of the Women's Home Missionary Society
of the M K. ChuJch Sonth from March 1st 1910 to March 1st 1911.
MRS. J A. LEAF Treasurer.
"I hear that there air five thou-
eand preachers in Texan and all of
them gwine to speak agin saloons
fur two months before July 22
Hit air jes awful the way preach-
ers air doin these (Jays an I won't
hear won of em preacn no more."
That deluded Adamite is surely
bothered but it could be worse.—
Home and State
"Doan's Ointment cured me of ecze-
ma that had annoyed me a long; time
and the cure was permanent."—Hon.
.S N Mathews Com Labor Statistics
Augusto Me
*
It in estimated that at a cost of
1200000 fully 100000 acres good
land within a reasonable distance
of Savannah can be drained and
made productive of cotton to the
annual value of more than 000-
000
For Croup
Dr Bell's Pine-Tar Honey ia the best
known remedy. Do not experiment
but get *>!e genuine Dr Hell's I'ine-Tar
. oney; at all dealers
Chicago's death rate for 1910
was 15 per thousand the highest
since 1906
Cotton Gin and Saw Mill
MACHINERY
LAHfitST MACHINERY DEW1RS II EAST TfXflS.
Agents for Continental Gin Co. Winship Smith
Eagle Pratt and Munger.
Agents for Murray Gin Co.
Houston Stanwood and Gamble Engines and
Boilers.
Straub Nordyke and Marmon Corn Mills.
Royal Pea Thresher Hailey Jlay Press.
Full line Helting Shafting Pulleys Pipe and
Fittings.
State Agents Southern Circular Saws Tower
Edgers and Trimmers Fisher & Davis Saw Mills.
Agents for Chase Triumph and Adams Shingle
Machines.
All kinds Gin Repairs in Stock. First-class Ma-
chine Shop.
We repair and rebuild Engines and all kinds of
Gin Machinery.
SEND I S VOI R WORK.
Write <(!' Telephone us for I'riee ami our Sales-
man \\ ill call to >ee you.
WALTER COINNALLY & CO.
TYLER TEXAS.
Important Vnnounreine nt
\V. J Sfilberry the druggitt ha-
j i-t received a fre*h rUpply of
/. KMO ftll'l /.►'ID 'I H(>M|>.
/fmo i« » remarkable remedy a
.-ar quid for external u*e. The
:ir»t npplicati 11 will rnliev* in-
-tantly th»* 11 iir-t interi*** itching
jiii( k y remove b u(ch» pimple
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•• r and >th-r f fin- of i-kiu or* i |
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; rr- to /emu r- *p i- th»* i.ew
»riti*eptie ekin * • <* i- the pur*«t
and a«e«-leM of medicinal and
toilet p »apa relieve* and quickly
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hating ar d tbc I ru.« of ekin af-
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|»liate ih> ' ifrr»t merit to 11> -e
«Hu havt ar.yfam >t *ku. or »ca.p
Lr oft i»»n
More furmturs i* sold at whol^
*ale in Chi' >. than ail the otbnr
ci11<-"• of thf untry combined.
There »r»* „ i t >rif-« e ploying
at. Mit twei:iy ^ht thousand pen
pl»*. ami }ir !'. i k good* in t* x
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BAILEY REPI DIATED.
Press Opinions Compiled by New
York American.
The following extracts taken at
random from the nation's press
show a unanimous desire for the
retirement of Senator Bailey
Ongbt Hnve Been Accepted
[Charleston News and Courier]
If a man of Mr. Bailey'? superb
qualifications for leadership is un-
able therefore to attract any con-
siderable following either among
the people or among his party as-
sociates in congress it is because
they do not trust him It is a thou
sand pities that this intellectual
giant should lack the confidence of
even his own party but since he
dues lack it the slate of Texas
by keeping bim at Washington is
doing an injustice to itself and to
the democracy. Senator Bailey
had the proper conception of the
position he occupies when he ten-
dered bis resignation. It ought to
have been accepted.
EXPECTED or CHILD OH WOMAN
[Courier-Journal]
If Senator Bailey were a child
or a woman it would be easier to
understand his sudden resignation.
Certainly his explanation that he
resigned because of the approval
of the Arizona constitution by a
majority of his party colleagues in
the senate is not impressive as
coming from a man * * * If
Senator Bailey in coing to resign
every time he find* himself in a
minority of his parly in the eenate
he is likely to do more resigning
than anything else.
MAN WITHOUT A TARTY
[ Houston Chronicle.]
The facta are regardless of the
withdrawn resignation that Sena-
tor Bailey is a mar. without a par-
ty and that the prestige he once
enjoyed has left him never to re-
turn His Texan worshippers may
keep him in the sw ate to the end
of his present term But eventual-
ly Senator Bailey and all his kind
are scheduld to be eliminated from
American politics
DID NOT HAVE SELK CONTROL.
[ Mobile Keni»tPr.J
The public are inclined to regard
tliu performance as an indication
of lack of quality of leadership on
his part both in the respect that
he did not know in advance how
tho democrats would vote and
that he did nat have self-control
enough to bear defeat with forti-
tude.
FOUND POSITION INTOI.KRAHLE
[Havanali News]
He must have come to the con-
clusion that his usefulness in pub-
lic life was practically at an end;
that he no longer had the confi-
dence of the democratic senators
and therefore found his position in-
tolerable.
SHOULD IIAVK CALLED HLUTK
[Montgomery Advertiser.]
It is a pity that (Jov. Colquitt of
Texas did not accept it. Texas
and the democratic party would be
better off if Bailey's bluff had been
called
I.ONE RTAIl DIMMED
[ Baltimore Sun . |
When the democrats of Texas
call Joe Bailey a 'four-flusher"
the Lone Star of the wtate alas
nvems somewhat dimmed
Sixty Years the Standard
nuiiNt
POWRflt
A Cream of Tartar Pcwdsr
Made from Grapes
NO ALUM
Slapping Senator Bailey
The following from the Stanton
Reporter express* briefly a con-
dition that has come upon Texas
to the shame of the state's grand
name:
The Texaw Senate couldn't de-
nounce the Payne-AI d rich tariff
law without (dapping Senator Bai-
ley. They couldn't denounce the
method hy which Senator Lorimer
obtained hih neat without slapping
Senator Bailey They couldn't
advocate Canadian reciprocity
without slapping Seuator Bailey
They couldn't pasH a resolution
commending Senator Culberson
for saving the people from a
000 steal to pay Lorimer's election
expenses without slapping Sena-
tor Bailey. They can't invite W.
J Bryan to epeak without slapping
Senator Bailey. They can't in-
dorse the Ten Commandments
without slapping Senator Bailey.
They can't so much as mention a
law to prevent public officials from
representing corporations without
islapping Senator Bailey. Isn't it
[about time to ask whither are we
drifting?
Attacks Hchool Principal.
A severe attack on school principal
OIihh It Alien Kylvania. ( a. is thus
told liy hini. "For more tlian I! yearn
I suffered indiscriblo torture from rheu
matism liver and stomach trouble and
diseased kidneys. All remedien failed
till 1 tried Electric Bitters but four
bottles cured me coinpietlely." Hucli
results are common; thousands bless
tliein for curing stomach trouble fe-
male complaints kidney disorders bil-
iousness ami for new health and vigor;
try them. Only 50o at Hedberry'a
The American anil British colo-
nieH in Valparaiso and vicinity
Chile are considering the building
of a hospital to cost about 850000.
The site has been seeured
The Colds that llauK On
Are readily cured by Dr Bell's Tine-Tar
Honey; It relieves the cold ami utops
the cough; there is but one genuine.
At all dealers
An estimate shown the g roes
earnings of rail roads j>er mile last
year in Japan was 1520; net ear-
nings $3360.
Isn't it too bad that some who
lire trying to do good and possible
doing the most gooduQual be knock
tit! upon? There'a bui little dif-
ference between a knocker and a
kicker. One in like a tattling tongue
and lite other like a kicking mule
in both of which there is no dan-
ger—Jacksonville Banner.
A kicker is a desirable citizen
provided he is honest. The right
kind of a kicker is a man of ide-
als who investigates finds condi-
tions as they should not be and lets
people know what they should be
A knocker is one whe kicks be-
cause he is sour on the world and
kicks at everything good bad
and indifferent; kicks at every ef-
fort al progress and kicks at eve-
ry lack of effort. A knocker ia a
ilishonest kicker. — Marshall Mes-
senger.
Kick the knocker and knock the
kicker out of your communities
and thus dispose of such discord-
ant elements.
Ulves I'rompt Relief.
Wnt H OoaglaHs of Washington D. C.
Hays: I take grext pleasure of inform-
ing you that I have used Dr. Hell's
l'ine-Tar-Honey and it nave mo almost
instant relief. All druggists have it
Maiden Lane London jewelry
stores are quoting platinum at |4.'?
»n ounce.
FORT BROS.
INTERIOR
ANl)
EXTERIOR
Decorators
Wallpaper l Paint
Telephone Connections.
□RUGS
Saving Prices for This Week.
Cut Out Extravagance
Get Things For Less.
Wine < anlui 80c I"'1' bottle
Bla.'k lMiuiirht 15c piu'knm*.
Swamp Chill ami Fevrr Cure 35c
CITIZENS DRUG COMPANY
PHONE NO. 3.
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Taylor, M. I. Jefferson Jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 41, Ed. 1 Friday, March 31, 1911, newspaper, March 31, 1911; (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1080275/m1/1/: accessed June 3, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .