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The Jones County news., 1911-10-05

The Dispensary work for the
treatment Of the hookworm
disease is assuming large pro
portions Jones County The a
verage number being treated is
Is day one day the number
was 106. DIR. Rowan has asked
for an assistant as the work is
getting too large for one man.
A day spent in dispensary
will show the great opportunity
for doing good. Many people
who are applying for treatment
having the disease in its sseverest
forms. The results so far are
highly satisfactory, and those
who take treatment get sc
much benefit from il that they
return the following week.
bringing Others with them.
As the WORK in Ellisville vii
close in three more weeks al
in this section should come as
soon as possible
The Jones County news., 1911-10-05
Notice of Trustees Sale.

|. Amos Jordan, Trustee under the
provisions of and by virtue of the
authority conferred uuon me in
deed OF trust made by the Ellisyille
Manufacturing Co., corporation, to
the Merchants and Mauuf, .turers
Bank oi Eliisvilie, Miss. on th 2stb
DAY 81 September. 1910, to se,.,,t,. e,.r-
tain Indebtedness to said bank and
whi' u said deed of trust is recorded
IN the FIRST District OF Jones County.
Mississippi, in Land Mortgage Record
"B Il on page 4S3. / will on the
First Monday the 9Th day OF Novem-
be 1911, ot1er for sale and sell al
public auc ion to the highest bidder
for cash ia trout OF the west d or of
the Court House at Ellisville, Nj, ,sis-
sippi, within legal hours he follow
ing describedproperty to-wit:
Blocks Five (5), Six (6), Seven "a,
Ely ht (s) and Nine (9) OF he Nc
Manus Addition to the Town Of ellis
yill,, one No. "O'' door sticker com
plete, one 10 tennoner, one 2U8 four
slider, d moulder, one | hand feed
patel raising machine, one column,
sash and door sand paperine inie line,
| one 1873 carriage cut OIL saN one sash
mortiser and relisheI, klown as Will
liamsfort Fig. 500, one standard
chain saw morlizer. All purchs sed
of Fay -Eagan Company and it is un-
derstood that all tools and appur-
tenances are Included with the fore
going machines. Also one engine
aud boiler, two lathe, PLACER, monl
der, scroll saws, boring machine, aud
all pulleys, hangers belt shafting
and tools situated on the above de
scribed premises, together with ali
| implements aud patterns owned and
used by said Ellisville Manufacturing
Co All machinery bought of Fay-
Eagan Co., will be sold subject to d
vendors lien retained by the sellers
This September 9th, 19e.r
AMOS JORDsN, TtSe- Nc.
The Jones County news., 1911-10-05
ONE MILLION DOLLARS FOR
GOOD STOMACH
This Offer Should Be a Warning
TO Every Man and Woman.

The newspaper aud medicine i,ur
ais recently have had much 10 81.
relative lod famous millionaire 5 ulf,r
OF million dollars Tor a new stomach
This great malti-miilouairr was toe
busy To worry about ia condition ol
his stomach. He allowed his
dyspepsia to run from bad to worse
until In the end II became lncurable-
His misfortune serves as a warning
- others.
Eyery one who suffers With
dyspepsia tor few years will give
every thing he owns for a new
stomach.
Dyspepsia is commonly caused by
an abnormal state of the gastric
juices, or by lack of tone in the walls
of the stomach the result is that the
stamachloses its power to digest food.
We are now able to supply certain
missing elements to help to restore
to the gastric juices their digestive
power, and to aid in making the
stomach strong aud well.
We know hat Rexall Dyspepsia
Tablets are a most dependable rene
DIV for disordeied stomachs, indiges-
tion, and dyspepsia
We want you ito try them and
win return your money A you are
not more than satisfied with the re-
suit
Three sizes 25 cents, so cents. and
sl.00 Remember; you can obtain
Rexall Remedies IN this community
only at our store The Rexall Store.
AT e. ], Ward Pharmacy Ellisvile
Miss
The Jones County news., 1911-10-05

Biiliousness is due to a disordered
condition of the stomach. Chamb-
erlain's Tablets are essentially a
stomach medicine, intended especi-
ally to act on that organ; to cleanse
II, strene hten it, tone and invigorate
1t, to regulate the liver aud to Danish
billiousness positively and etfectually.
For sale by all dealers.
The Jones County news., 1911-10-05

he next meeting Will be helu IN
school Auditorium Friday afternoon,
al 2;l5 on Oct. i3, 1911.
Program.
Song by society He leadeth me.
Prayer ,.... Mr.. kenna.
Piano solo Miss Mag lie Tucker
Paper subject Turkish aud Italian
ar Billaird Brooke.
Debate Resolved THAT the E.llisvile
High School is more beneficial than
the Agricultural High SCHOOL, Mega
tive John Ward, Macy Tucker. AT
firmative Wiley Harris .... Lucille
Moody.
Talk by James Taylor IL THE use
OF School Literary Society"
Piano Solo ....... Miss Vera Parker.
All who are interested in the welfare
OF the school are cordially invited te
attend
This society can be made to be :
great benefit to each member, If al
will do heir best in trying to build it
up.
The bylaws aud constitution will be
published in this space next week.
The Jones County news., 1911-10-05
Notice to Creditors.

Whereas letters Parliamentary
were granted on the 18th. day of
September, 1911, by The Chanoery
Court of the First District of Jones
County, Mississippi to the under
signed upon the estate of John d.
Sholar of said county, diseased
notice is hereby given to all persons
having claims against said estate to
present the same to the Clerk of
said Court for probate and registrar
tion according to law within one
year from this d.ste or they will be
forever barred.
This the 9th. day of September.
1911.
c. H. KIRKLAND,
Executor,
The Jones County news., 1911-10-05

WANTED "A house and lot,
doesn't matter about the loca-
ton, spot cash from $1,000 to
S5, 900, in Ellisville.
Titles must be good. Ad-
dress 101 care News Office.
The Jones County news., 1911-10-05

The plaster A piece of flannel
dampened with Chamberlain 8
Liniment and bound on over the
Affected parts is superior to a plast
rr and cost only one tenth as much.
For sale by all dealers
The Jones County news., 1911-10-05
POOR TAFT.

WIN ~ -
Ii has been said OF him, that
If you sent him on an errand,
he would return. without doing
what he was sent to do, but
would come back with splendid
excuses, and tell you what a
good time he had trying TO do
IL. From his dilly dallying
wit h the insurgent members OF
his own party one day for
them, and the next refusing to
give them Federal patronage
from hls miserable bung ling OF
the Ballenger Pinchot contro-
versy-one day mlsstaking the
record to defend Ballenger, the
next putting him out of the
cabinet, and putting Fisher,
Pinchot's right hand man ir,
one day, proclaiming that Con
gress had passed the best tariff
bill we had ever had, the next
day stating that the wcien
schudale was "indefensible
the next, yetoing a bill to reduce
this same WOODEN schedule; one
day proclaiming his desire to
help the farmers, the next veto
ing the farmers free list bills;
one day trying to interfere in
the local affairs of Arizona,
taking local matter of the
recall of judges as an excuse to
try to keep a Democratic State
from admission to the Union,
yet not having nerve to fatty
stand by his party and veto it
when the test came; one day for
the > sopfe, tire next doing the
bidding and behests Of the
great corporations what a
miserable figure he has made
In our history.
Now comes his failure in ad
tanning reciprosity, and an ad-
ject personal apology for his
personal weaknesses
How we long for the day
again when we will have a
MAN as our president!
The members of the Civic
League in fact the whole
town feel greatly indebt
ed to MIR. Mulford Parker who
furnished a pair of mules, a
moving machine and a man to
cut bitter weeds last Monday.
Mr.. G. w. Crumbly, also of
fered spann of mules.
The Civic League feels much
encouraged over the evidence
of interest manifested by so
many people Monday in trying
to rid the town of the noXious
bitter weeds. The League did
not expect a magic transforma
tioE of the streets into weed
less thoroughfares in one day
but there is already marked
Improvement and we expect
the work to 60 on steadily.
The good people OF Ellis
Vile are not going to let the
matter of exterminating the
bitter weeds rest in an untinish
state. The Civic League has
been assured that the North
eastern Road will clear the
railroad right of way of bitter
weeds and that will be great
Improvement.
If the good women who are
behind this movement can
have the wholesouled co,opera
tion OF the citizens there will
be no such word as fail.
The city should have larg
er vision of the possibilities of
Ellisyille.
Biiiousness is due to a dlsordered
condition of the stomach. Chamh-
The Jones County news., 1911-10-05
NICE WATCHES AND JEWE-
LRY TO BE BOUGHT HERE.

LRY TO BE BOUGHT HERE.
We have a truly rich, com
plete and most varied assort-
ment of samples of expert
craftsmanship in gold, silver
and precious metals.
Particular attention is direct
ed to our jeweled rings, pins
and lockets. We have recent
ly restocked in all the very
latest effects in this line and
are Offering some exceptional
values. All kinds of watches
and jewellery repairing we'll
done we cordially invite your
nspectiOn.
J.D. McEACHERN
ELLISVILLE, MISS.
The Jones County news., 1911-10-05
Program for the Philamatean
Society.

The next meeting will be held in
), hool Auditorium Friday afternoon,
al 2;l5 ON Oct. i3, 1911.
The Jones County news., 1911-10-05

The members of the Civic
League in fact the whole
town feel greatly indebt
ed to Mr.. Mulford Parker who
furnished pair of mules, :
moving machine and man tC
cut bitter weeds last Monday
MIR. c.. w. Crumbly, also of
fered a spann of mules.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
How to Danish
Wrinkles Quickly

n the average woman only knew
u. II 10 not 40 difficult 20 preserve
IN" youthful contour aud veiyety
snoothness Of complexion. Every
woman hates TO see her face
wrlulgicd or baggy. and practically
every one has experimental with
some sort OF patent remedy in the
effort either TO remove such condl.
ton or ward II off.
As a matter OF fact, the most ~.
fective remedy IN the world il one
that any woman eau easily make
up herself AZ home. in a moments
time. Let her take one ounce Of
pure powdered aaxoiife. which she
can purchase al any drug store. and
dissolve Il In a haif pint Of wiich
hazel Apply this refreshing sOln-
ton 10 the face every day. Tho 70.
suits are surprising aud lnatautane
Gus Even after tho very first ap.
piication a marked Improvement vs.
apparent The wrinkles are less IN
evidence. and the face has a com.
Portable. amug feeling Of firmneaa
that Is most delightful. advt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
TEREST TO THE WOMEN READERS OF THE STAR
Six-Ssentence
II alEs
ny CYNTHIA GREY
Women Can Dress In Harmony

How Women Can Dress In Harmony
The first thing 90 do IN 10 study
your fnco and figure. and usually
the lines OF the face are duplicated
Ia the figure, 30 wo will say. study
The lines ~ your face.
Note the line from the ca, 10
the chin, and n Il IN long and point.
ed. do not wear yolas or stripes
running 20 point, or OF great
length, but rather n yoke Of great.
or width than length.
II the line In divided nngulnrIy.
as IN n square Jaw. do not wear a
square yoke. but substitute deep
round one.
II the lines Of the face arc
round. one may wear any yoke OK.
cept the round one. bat n the fix.
ure ~ very short II Is best TO dis.
card them altogether.
II the nose Is long and pointed. do
not have the yoke or stripes long
and pointed. aud DO not 10 20 the
other extreme aud have the Stripes
run horizontally. but use a deep
circular yoke.
A ilat-shnped n0so requires a
square or pointed yoke. while the
person VINO mas nose that ~
reirounse might best confine her
self 10 Jokes or moderate depth,
either round or square.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

untruthful spirits, for those who
lead improper and material lives
remain on this earth plane as
earth-bound spirits. and as such
oftentimes rejoice in decelving
others. Therefore people In
vestlgating spiritualism should
use good Judgment as to the Sc
lection OF their mediums. These
who want to get assistance
from the higher forces must
lead good. pure, clean lives, and
must refrain from smoking and
improper drinking. and must not
eat or partake OF impure or I'M
clean food. as the higher forces
will work only through a pure. /.
clean system. We. who live In
this world. are all actors and
actresses upon one great stage
OF life and are instruments
guided and controlled either by
higher or lower forces.
II the ministers and clergy
OF the church would teach
this great truth to the people.
we would have better world
and better people. and then
the people would realize that so
called death is simply like step
ping from one room into an
other. and the people then would
figure on making that so-called
death their happicst hour, for
they could then realize that
their lives are Just beginning.
and the more knowledge they ac-
quire and the more good done
whilst here. the higher a place
their souls or spirits viii reach
on the other side.
In May, 1910. Mr.. Speckert
was ordained a minister of the
gospel OF True Spiritualism, and
Mr.. Speckert says that his
guides have told him they want
him to remain In the practice Of
law for few years longer. after
which time they will have him
make a trip around the world on
lecturing tour.
They have also notified him
that they want Spiritualist
Temple built in this city, and
In obedience TO said instructions
committees have been appointed
by the different spiritualist so
cietles In this city OF Seattle,
and plans are now being made
to purchase land and TO erect
Spiritualist Temple at cost OF
about s250.000.
MIR. Speckert Is now located
on Fourth ave, between Pike
and Pine SITS. on the second floor
of Stevens Dancing Academy,
at which place he has three front
rooms, and where he is always
ready to give, free OF charge.
either by telephone, personal
call or written communication.
any information that Is desired
regarding spirit return. He lee
lures every Sunday night at
Stevens Hall. on Fourth, between
Pike and Pine SITS. No admission
Is charged for said lectures. He
win lecture at any place upon
week nights and before any so
cieties or lodges. or body of peo-
pie who desire to be informed
regarding the truth of spirit re-
turn. and he is ready at any and
all times to meet. in public on
Joint debate, any minister OF the
gospel, or any intelligent man or
woman for the purpose OF debat-
ing the aforesaid questions.
Mr. Speckert Is affable, polite
and gentlemanly In his demean-
or, a forceful lecturer. lawyer
of ability--and with that he is
Sirnl hearted. charitable, devot-
ed To his friends and forglving to
lis enemies
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

they have me communicate to
members Of Their families"
MIR. Speckert SAYS that his de-
parted mother acts as his guard.
Ian angel: that his four depart
ed sisters. two OF whom are mis-.
sionaries in the spirit world. are
often with him. In his spirit
band at present Ge has several
Indian guides TO protect him
against accident, danger and
violence. elso the spirite OF his
mother and the spirits of his
four sistera the spirit OF Rev.
Samuel Watson. who controls
him In his church work aud lee
turing, also the spirit OF Robert
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

friends hit him on the ear or
nose. and at times they materi-
allie and SIT beside him In the
room. and on numerous occa-
slons he has found them in bed
by his side, For the purpose of
investigation he has held many
seances al night in his office
and at private homes In Seattle.
At the homes OF personal friends
he has had the mediums placed
under all kinds and character OF
test conditions. and has found
that spirit return ~ true.
People Investigating this high
er law must not overlook lhco
fact that there are truthful and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

SEATTLE LAWYER,
Lecturer and Minister,
Who 10 Constantly IN con,munl.
cation
With the Spirit World
A. J. spEckEar. a Seattle
lawyer, lecturer and minister.
Who IL In continuous communal.
cation With the spirit world. says
that Il II Just al easy TO receive
written communications aud 9th
er communication from the
sp.r1t world or from the souls Of
departed friends and relatives.
a. Z, 10 90 take a drink OF water.
provided one understands and
snskes n study Of Gods higher
laws
Mr. Speckerf says there are
forces OF intelligence around
and all about us that take cog.
nixsnce Of all our acts. motives
and principles, and that by cult.
waiting more intimate acqunint.
ance with those forces. inteiii-
gence or powers. We may receive
great assist ancc from the same:
that In the past this power was
not undcrstood. but with the
advancement OF human inteili-
gence II Is far better known and
more fully recognized and appre-
ciated But still there IL much
yet for the masses OF the people
30 learn.
In January. 1910. nj the home
~ Mrs r H. Colin, at a trumpet
seance. there appeared TO Law
yer A. J. Speckert the spirit OF
his departed mother (who
passed out fn 1871 and the
spirIt OF Rev. Samuel Watson.
decreased lwho passed out az
Memphis. Tenn, In 1880. And
these two spirits notified him
that he should leave the church
aud organize the Samuel Wat
son Church of True Spiritual
ism. that the great prophet had
heard his mothers prayer. and
that he. A. j Speokert. had been
selected by the higher powers
10 write and lecture upon Spir-
itualism and 10 do the work that
Rev. Samuel Watson had left
undone.
In obedience to those instruc-
tons. A. j. Speekert organized
the Samucf Watson Church of
True SpiritualIsm. which todW
has the largest attendance of
splritualists and investigators In
the city OF Seattle. In his
church work. his lectures and
his funeral sermons, as wen ms
his marriage ceremonies, Mr..
Speckert seldom makes any
preparation, especially at his In
spirational lectures. depending
solely upon his spirit guides and
principally upon the spirit OF DIR.
Samuel Watson. who Ia always
with him.
Since being called into this
work by the higher forces. Mr..
Speckert has made a thorough
investigation, and has attended
trumpet circles. naturalization
scances, and has In addition to
the above circles had many pri-
vate seances with mediums
ranging In age from to 20
years, and through these differ
ent mediums he has oftentimes
conversed with many departed
Seattle friends and others. as
we'll as former playmates ana
companions. and has also re-
ceiyed written and telegraphic
communications from those who
eutered into the spirit world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

II have seen spirits material.
ixe. ] have seen them dance:
have heard them sing time and
time again: have heard them
play the piano and other musical
instruments. and ( frequently
sing with the SPIRIT OF Carrie
Mckinley, J X Emmett, the Ia.
mented German comedian. and
many otherk OftentimeA. whilst
sitting In my office alone. OF ut
my home. ] receive impressions
and spirits Impress me with GER
tain matters or messages that
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

Boil hard she'll crabs Tor 20 OF
Is minutes. When cool remove the
top Shell and tail Quarter the re
mainder and pick oct tho meat care
fully with a fork. The large claws
and the fat that adharea 10 the
she'll should not be overlooked. Cut
Wy an amount OF celery equal IN
bulk 10 the crab meat. mix 20.
gethsF with plain salad dressing
Put Ia a salad bowl aud mask with
mAyonnasao dressing. Earntnh with
crab claws and hard boiled eggs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

VI. Struck who passed out at
AIR Point. in Aprn. isr. And
IN his law work he is controlled
by the spirit OF Omar. who was
judge AZ tiindustan. at Asia
Minor. years before the birth OF
Jesus Of Nazareth. and by the
spirits OF several departed
judges and lawyers who were
friends OF his In life.
Mr. Spockert says that often
times during the night he feels
the touch OF a hand over hts
face. sometimes the spirit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Masajsro Yoshioka. Sacramento.
Cal. So: Wsaa Okimoto. japan. ~:
Rod T.. Tanzlngdorisr. Vancouver,
n C.. 90. Bertha Dell Bush. Van
couver. n. G.. 90. Benjamin ]. Fed
ersplel. Ballard. legal; Mae Emily
Murray, Ballard. legal, Samuel
Joseph Kane. Seattle. %: Frieda
Kapian. Seattle. "a: war Shadshiit,
Seattle. legal Marie Durum. Seat.
lie. legal; ID. Boone. EIlensburg,
"a: Freaa Miller, Gle Eium. 20.
Albert 4. Fitch. Everett. 20. Mons
BoIes Rowse. Seattle. "a: Good
wing Johnson. Seattle, legal. Eiyns
r.. Vain. Seattle. legal. Larry
Johnson. Georgetown. legal: Jana
Peterson. Seattle. 30; Gottleh
seIm. Puyallup 81: Elisa Baum
garter. Seattle. II: John y. God
frey, Seattle. -; May ID. Campbell
Vancouver. ID. G.. I'll
-s.a.sa-a=---- sa--=--s3------se--@
Seattle Automobile School, 2te
Broadway.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
Cold Dishes for Hot Days
Consomme noyal

boil briskiy for an hour the head
and feet Of four fowls. one pound
% beef. cut into amall pieces. Ia
two quarts Of water. aud add an
onion. tnrnip. and nalt to taste.
Remove the scum. Strain Off and
set on the Ice 60 cool.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
Cupid Corner

Miss Mas Emily Amrray. 2sfs
18th nv. w. will be united In mar
rage TO BENJAMIN J. Fcdersoell.
t3fT 9Th av. " w. tomorrow morn
ing az s O'Clock at low mass. The
ceremony will be performed oy
Rev Cusfavus Aehteggaei. al 81.
Alphonsna Cathedral. ballard.
= Mr.. aud Mrs Fedsrsoeu viii
make two weeks visit TO San
Francisco. and other points. after
which they win be At home to
their friends at s3rd and 9TH ay.
". W.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

Chop a cold veal kidney and some
tat. add an orange. apple. caudied
lemon peel fresh earraats. cloves
and sugar f1ll patty cases or a
pan. bake and serve cold
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
TO CUT PULLY GOODS

Whom cutting hheer pully goods
or thin silks. which are apt 10 pull
out Of place. lay the material be-
twccn two thin sheets Of paper
and cut out the paper and all.
A lazy man viii take any Kind
OF Job he can't get.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25

A long hair on a mans coat Ia
more difficult TO explain than three
dinner engagements.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1911-07-25
Cynthia Crey's Letters

Dear Miss Grey; Can you tell
me how to make egg plant saladf
A BRIDE.
A-noii the egg plant until ten.
der: peel and cut into small pieces.
ADA the Juice Of a lemon and a Ia.
bleapoon OF oil. mix well and
serve.
Dear Miss Grey; WIN You
Kindly give me a recipe for a good
almond pudding
A YOUNG WIFE
nianch and pound half n
Mound of sweet almonds. Roat up
eight eggs. mix one pound sasar
and thrcequarters pound butter 10
a cream: stir in the almonds. then
the eggs: add = little ruse water
and pint 81 cream. place In a
pudding dish with a ring ~ puff
Paste and bake Cor threo.Qaarters
Of an hour.
Dear Miss Grey am rs years
old. and have a boy friend whom
hove dearly. lie calls on me three
or four times week. As We are
nearly engaged 10 be married. no
STAYS until i0s 50 O'Clock. When we
GET home Sunday nights from
church 4 Is 1850 We so In the
house and get Ice cream. and thcn
We stay out on the porch little
while. Ny stenfather SAYS | ought
20 come straight home from church.
and that any boy who wants ia come
10 see me can come and so before
. D. M. am getting tired Of hts
commandments. Piease advise me
as soon As you can.
A BALLARD GIRL.
Alt seems hard at times 10 do
what some one else wants as 10.
hut sometimes We can compromise
without great sacrifice Il Il n ~
tic early to retire at ? o'clock this
lovely weather. and think your
father will not require Il II you
will arrange 20 have y0ur friend
leave little earlier thau be has II
Is really not considered good form
for young glrls 10 allow their COM
parry 20 stay later than 10 o'clock
Come part way In the matter and
see II your father does not come the
other halt
Dear Miss Grey: Oh VIII the
narrow skirts be worn this winterF
g2l WIN IL BE- wise TO buy n serge
suit row for the next season.