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The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-03

FOR RENT-Three nicely furnished rooms with private bath, furnace heated house, South Highlands, to couple without children. Address P.
 o. Box 167. 10-30-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-03

EXCELLENT room with board. 71s S.
 20th street u-2-10t
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-11-03

TWO connecting rooms upstairs; pri- vate bath, to gentlemen only. 630 North 18th street l0-31-4t
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Sunocrbar.

.&ermen Sic mid mirflid, nitt
mebr. 1iGoiges Srlirlein?"
sHcim."
.Sonberbar, id, bin bod ser
iunge Manr, ser Dor iiini Sabren
obne Sic llid,t lcbcll fplrltel."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18

ietuitg erfabren wie: hummer Stof-
rel e GbriItopO, TappitoffeL,
Erablbans, Saielbans, Grmnncrian
Il hummer Sobamn), S%alliepen5cl,
grober &iipel & Hi,preht), G.iloi-
ielpeter, Sdwatlieie. oiinlmle Crime
& aotbarine), Selliuie. &eulpeter
II. a.-Smme (Giicn).
- ~ y
(Seitrag bes @%ibeumod)ers Der 20.
y. Sts5tg." iiber oie pclitiid)en
3lrfus.Sage 5u Gbtca9o.)
ySpnDentipnalcs."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18

Yremierminiitcr Isauith bon gng-
lanO er5ablt aus ieincr Stlioienselt,
0ab ELM Yrofeiior Der MeOiSin zines
cages aui Die @anotaieI ieines 60
boratoriums id)rieb:
sd babe Ole Gbre Sbnen nlit5ll.
tbeilen, Oab id beute Die ebrenpollc
grnennung 5llm Iliiiten5 . 9eibor5t
Seiner Wuieitat oes aonigs erbalten
babe"
9rr5 oarauf ipuroe ser Troieiior
5im Heftor eerilfen rlno ols er SIT.
riidfam, itanoen inter Der Nnfiinoi.
gllna Die @orte:
God Save the King!"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18

gled)5en pcrltobm. %pr mir itieg ell
6lalleS Sift nllS Dem GoOcn chi mo
nobm Die @eItnlt clltca illrAtbor2n
rielenbnften @clpenitca an. 9lls let
nell MltnOe mo ieincn Naiclloherll
iprilbten rotte Slarmncu mo id,
bIieb rilbig itclen. "a itredtc H1s
@cIpcnit leinc Gnod,cniinacr rael
mir aus llno riei: v&ufltS ,Soticn
i6 bin gefonnlell, Inn lid jn &c
lcn."
sd trot bid)t an oos @ciueHil
beronL belt linn Die sSallit y hIc
9tnie irno iagte: oaiimncrc Sid u,n
did mto id) thue nos mir b%eliebt."
Gann gina ih rlihIg melilcr Mcac.
Niun froae i'd Gid 3cte, luos I'll
OH mciner Stele Aethan bItteIt?"
sd bate gclluli oaiielbe NctlaH,
mas Gu getbat baIt, III p%erlogclcr
9Sigger.~
sd, periidere Cir, boB id, meilt
Meinung iiber Gid IN feiucr =
5icbllng 9ednocrt babe ODER Gnoern
meroe.
gs eriiBt Sid) berjlidit 9ein
Nopiepelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Sdjsr,bafte Seiw0rtcr (Spitnamen)


Der Solfslpis bat fir Die peridie-
oenen Wenihenfinber ~allerbano
ifer5baite 9eiporter ODER Hedna.
men (pon Ser @iiienid)aft setn0bn-
lid S6elten genannt) ~erinnben, Die
irgeno cine Settle bes 9etroiienen
ihari belelldtell, Die beionoers in
Die sliigen ipringt. 90 nennt er
einen nod mnausgepad)ienen fleinen
Burden einen fleinen &nirps, flei-
men Stopiel, einen SreifGiebod, So
ienmas, &iefinoiepelt, Springinsfelo
IL. ogl. NJ. 8eionoers germ l1bt er
oarin ieinen Spott an gepiiien
MGngelll ,rno Sdw1den ser lie6en
Recommendation aus. Gin etpaS sl
lang geratbener Wenlh beiBt elm
LANCER SdladS ooer larger 2aban,
cine Srolt bon entiprsdenoer 9or-
perbeihaffenbeit Elm langes Ge9iiter,
elm id)on nit aaerlei @ebrefeu be.
baiteter alter Nam elm flappriger
alter &nadS pber Wiimme(. coer
MimmelgreiS. Gin @ei5bals lit ein
&niditieiel ooer '&nidebein, Elm @il.
herer 9liltiauger ober SalsabiGnei.
Der, Elm BOILER SfwGser ein Seid,.
beutel, ein unbebolfener, ihperiGli.
ger Meni6 elm Steiileoer. 9eion.
oers reid beoaft weroen NIT oer-
ortigen Spottnumen 9eiitig be.
ihrGnfte 2eute; man fennt iiir tic
9eSeihmmgen mie Summbart, So.
mel. 0Gmeliad, Srottel (oer INNER
in Dem gleifen Croft 10 einbergebt),
Giel, S6aisfopf, Spatcnfopi, SIN
9tieoeroeutifen, bas, mie Die Milno-
nrten i~iberbaupt on oerglei6en
Spisnamen nod piel rei6er lit ais
Die bodoeutide Sfriit. mo I'm.
aanasiprafe, fennt man banebcn
nod mande anoere mie Suiieloier,
Sosfopp Cneben Dem Gigenihafts.
mort ooiig). Sfrutenfopp, alawer.
fopp L. &lecfopD. Snmmihnitc,
0iippen (eig. Sop) II. a., unb
fir Elm b~eionoers einialtigeS weibli.
dies 8eien llliiatfiifen. Inter Die.
len Shelten iinben lid aud, iebr
bduiig 3uiammeniesungen nit Scr.
| ionemnameL Die babel cine Serab,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Die blancn Snngcn.

Iomlirol Selpep er5Gblte bel eli.
nem Diner Grinnerilngen aus leinen
iltn9cn Sabren.
sd lag ais &apitGn nit meinenl
Shiff III eincm characterization
Saien Dor Infer; cS berrid)te cine
9Grenbite itiO ein Sbeil Ger Mam,
ihuit berniste Den Sanourlallb sur
Grfriidung ibres iuneren Mcniden.
Die Sropen6iEe ulo bic Sropenae.
tr1nfe biloen cine geiGhrlid)e aombi.
nution; es muloerte mid ltid,t bel
einem Spa5iergung auf Der sllas
meon mebrere Matrolen in 5iemlid)
beoentliher ScrfaIilng 5u finocn.
60 longe bieier 3nItano nid)t gar
5u aufiGaig lpar, iagtc i'd nid)ts.
aber ldlieBlih besegncte id) eillenl
mciner 9eltte, Der inter leiner
nSuit" geiGbrlih idNmnnfte. I'd, aing
oii i'm 81 mo periud,te ibnl ms
@erpiiieu 5l reOen:
Sore nal. meiu Sohn, mas mir.
belt Sm mobl tbirn. mern III meill
&ommanbcur mGreit mo MIDI in
oieier %criaiiuug ouf Ser Strabe
iGnbeit?"
SER &apitdn i) milroc 81 mir
iaaen: .0iit 10 mem Siiiiel mil id,
nihtS 5u tblm bnhen!" lmb piir0e
Sic nit %crndtlma %itraicn uno
tbim ais oh id, Sic i%iberhaupt MIDI.
geieben bGttc."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Gus CUTE Ser5.

Gin aaufmam i'm @eitcn ipar
i'm Segriii sum iiebenten Wtale 9an'
ferott 5li MAIDEN; err lieB lid nteh-
rere grperten fommell, Die ieine Sii.
der priifen Iollten. Mls Die Serrell
nit ibrer Irbeit fertig woreil. be.
rihtetcn iic ibnL ouB er Den @idltbi.
germ nift mebr oils orei Sro5eut bit.
ten fonne.
.Nein, 0as ei6t's bel mir nid,t ="
ertldrte entriiitet Der aauimonn, i'd
babe nod ME weniger OILS 5ebn Yro-
sent ge5ablt mo id) werbe audi Dies
nal bon oieier &egel nid)t abrpei.
hen-unb lpenn ids ans nleiner
cigenen Saibe orauilegen mllb."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Sic b0jcn Snben.

~ ~ =
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18

Sas limb Sricic, bic tic nid,t CT.
rcidDtcn, neil JIG %iibcrbampt uid)t ae-
id)ricbcn mnrOen.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Summnriidl.

CluS einem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
benz Iuf Sbrc Outrage bin tbeile
ih Shnen nit, oaB iih Serr CIR,
lif Sipei Sabre bel mir in SteahlnG
beiano. Serielbe bot iih bel mir
por5iislidc @rand,efcmntniiic uno
grobere @elobetrGee onaeeignet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
Gus SdmGblcin bel Der Bride.

gs fragtc ciu Goelmann Gin
ShmGbleir, OF Die Bride, bel Der
er belt, gut lei.
sd bobe tic nitlt ueriudlt," ant.
lportete oaS Sfppdblein.
sd meme" iagtc Der Goelmanl
lob mar baraif reitcn fnnt,"
sd babe nod nie eincn SatteI
oarolli gelegt," e%ntifuloigte iid) bus
Shipdbleit.
.Sb lie fem God but?" fragtc oel
Gbelmann' hofienO, iid) oieSmal per.
It1nolih ailsgeoriidt III bubct.
Gas ShlpGblein iab ocn 0crrr
eritaunt oil uno ipraf nit ihlalIen
SG6cln: nslber nenn lie fem God
bate, mie mollte bas @oiier burd)
LAUREN, Serr?"-Guirinis YeJenS
1862.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
30 lana nler ood Die aippel ber!"

Wfit oere SimmelSgilderei,
Gann pann Die Seit lid) nit per-
id)teb'
90 fam fam Iripet pormGrtS geD'.
Grum is De Hieietorm aod ball
&aput gang INN in Sftoab pers
fau.
Die Sdprodpernerring oplper bat
e grobe Hodbaal, elpig i6aoi
@rao norre meDr +, Nicer plaliore
nod
9ie urolt Mcnidc llri6prunss-
S6prod)
linn al Die anrere fremnte 2eit,
Sie idpdse bait ieit ieaer 3eit,-
CIR Sfprof)e, Wu faa Ieni6 per.
id)ebt,
Sie miiie iih ebr @altl neridtalhe
Pm S6rrote, Du fam Scouting
oange.
linn belt mood 10 peel bailieno Sobr
IS INNER nod faa Menih gebor,
gSu IN De Simmel mir gelhtieb'
linn id maan oils, bas ge6t's aad)
ME;
GS miBt grao linn Ser Zeppelin
Maht anle ifeene Dag enin.-
~ ~ y
User cinem nnocrn cine 4rnbe
grGbt -.
r9u, 9iesden," lagt ser Grim.
f%rambdnbler &lirS gu ieiner Srau,
obie Gier in Der aiite oa fangen al
etrpaS bren5lih 81 perOen, wenn mir
Die niht balO los peroeu, lit Oct
ian5e Selo beim Sei1pel!"
ogta, Srise, pie pdr's, penn on
Die 9iIte Dor oie Sbiir ltelit, JON
bisfen ihiei, oct lie leidt umfGllt -.
fommt on eener -. ifwllpS llegt lie
0a peritebite?"
ySb if peritebe, mein 2ieshen,
iiiBes @GuSden. Get woaen mir
ood gleih haben."
@eiagt, getbull, ltnb Die betoen
itellen ii6 oui Die 9auer. Hihtig,
ser erite Soriibergebenoe itoBt an
oas &iit6en, ilno Die gier 5eri6elen
auf Dem giirgerlteig. Ser Shul-
Oige illdt iif ants Dem Starbe 81
MAIDEN, miro aber bon Dem miitben-
ben &un5e ioiort gepadt uno in oas
@eId1dftslofal bllqliert.
nSie, mein SEER, megloofen mol.
len &c ooh nod? Sic baben mir
eenen eroBeu Sdaoen 5uiefiigt, uno
iii heist es blefen, periteben SEP"
sd babe aber fem @elo BEL
mir"
rslb, popperlapapp, tper S6nen
set aloptl Seen @elo! Set wer'n
mir iibriiens gleid1 frieien. Su 2ies.
den, itel' DID elm penis Dor Die
Sbiir, if meroe Den feinen Serrn I'M
teriufen."
rIber mas iGllt Sbnen 6er,n ein.!"
.Sa IL niiht 5l reoen. @enn 81
MIDI itiaebalten, rllf if Ben Sfus'
manu-" mo babel bate Serr Sung
ieine Singer ifon in alien Saihen,
erpiid)te audi gliiflif) Die grieitaide
uno fano oarin 5wei bis orei Mart
&leingelo uno cine 90 Marfnote.
Seen Selo!" b0bnte err. I'D
mer sc frieien. SO gier su lie ~
Senniie, mad,t 4 Marf 40 roils ilno
lest ieben Sc oa5u, baB Sc weiter.
fommen."
Im Sfalter Ser 9onf aob man
Serrn &ull5 am Gage oaraif bie 20
Warfnote 5uriid; Tie mar falid.-
@ltffoiteu"
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1912-06-18
@&S&&$S&&S&
IS SpaB nluB aud iein. 5
Die babplumiid sdprOducrpcrrius.

Die babplOniid Sdjproduermcrrins.
(gine 9feimmifl- Yoeiie I'M pfdl5i.
ifen Sialeft.)
Sd bunn 10 Dor er 0aeer aht
lii VoneseireS 'nauSgenlad)t;
WaS mar bod, 90 c Morosperfebr,
6 Saaie, Ncnne, hi INN Der.
Nus olle Serre Gamer mare
Sie Sremoe 90 in gan5e SGaare:
S6incie, gteger, Wterifaner,
9lls ouuer pii6ter pie De amer;
6ran5oie, Sld)ed)e, INN ISOLATE
Wtit oide aepp nm breete Sdde,
lie banl c Shprod oobereeba6belt,
SuIt nler nod beit mel S6aoel
rappelt.
90 is balt bod nod unr
Sd)proh
Die alleriheenit uno 0eitlifit nod,
9om mcr perid)tebt ie gar 10 gut,
@ammer mituanner plaltore out;
ScS GngIiid auper mo Sran.
5ccliiM,
9e$ mad)t aBm 10 be aopp gang
0ecilg
llm belier mdr'S uif jebe SaQ,
Wonn a oic arnere Selfer ali,
Sic Serfe, Shpanier, 9dne,
Sdupeoe
S6ccn Dibih wie mel aad) plnlore
0eete.
Ssln oqer1ltidtc I%ltertbltm,
Inns Sobr 6reitauieno 10 erl,m,
% Dolm Die SelferlftGmm nod all
Mit II ct Sfprof iih umnerbaa,
Sn Sfile INN in Taleihtina,
,Sn SSroie, Sdpanie INN in Shina,
% bett mer luni6t prlln mir &c.
mibt,
2llS ooB mic mer man plallore
miBt.
slf Soft! Sie 3eite linn erilm!
@as mare q Die Scit 10 DUNN
linn bnnn EN- liewe @ott gum Sobn
Gen Sorm gebaut in @abplou,
Sor Inn ms Simmelrei6 ie eilfe!?
Sie 2eit Die waren iheint's ME.
idugge!
@lei6 aGe Ienide uff ser Gro
Sann mitgebolf, oaB ebbes inert:
9eamte, Shuiter, Shlad)ter, Saiire
Sann ollminanner belle maltre,
Sarm Shton geiest INN Shpeis
9etra',
8eriIhte nil INN obegidla',
Sann Sono gefabr' INN nipeQiert,
linn S6taan seba' INN aalh &C.
ribrt.
Sor oaB in meegliidt for5er 3eit
Se Sorm bis oil De Simmel ihteibt.
SeS mar e 2aafe, Tenne, Sdieme,
6 ShtoBe, @rBle, bieppe, briplue
6 Soble, S6pringe INN e Said)t
ISLES man6mol Dor De Serb Is
iaift.
90 is Ser Scrm gang i6nel MN
iftradS
SiS an DC Sinmel idier gemahl'
linn nor e gan5 flaan Sftid feblt
bios,
90 m1r er ofplue angeIftoB,
linn norge Danu lie fleiBig jim,
@ad,it er ms Simmelreib eninn.-
90 ppme aplper IN Dem Simmel
90 liebt Der Serrgott beS @eipimmel
linn benft bel lid: ngtaa, Die 2eit,
Die iein' balt ais nod nit geiheit,
gto6 nit emol Die Sintfllitb bat
Bel oene 9eeie mas gebatt,
God mart i9 nero Gid Mores
lebre!"-
linn ipie bie 9eit in aler Srib
Nus ebre Better iein geid)tieb'
linn icin glei an Die slrlpet gang
linn baum ie S6aiie angeiang-
Iii oalnol!-Sa, mas is oann oas?!
Sell oeS iest Grnld)t linn pOoer
S6baB!?
90 plailore 10 oie 2eit minanner
e ieber anneridt mie Der amer:
Der oan rebt ruiiild, Der IhineiiIh,
Der 90 ihpmiih, Der frau5eeiiid,
Seller gridiih, teller bGniid,
Der 90 lnteinild, DER rumGlliif;
va, tor5 INN gut! San amer Mann
Sat nleb De annere periftann.-
DC MecIhter lat Srl icinem @'iel:
,&omm her, on Saulbel5, apmer
Inn id)tea oie Saaoer an beS
Gohr!"
Der nuper lat: .@b, como &C.
nor?"
e amer lat: rYbilp, fumm mol
ber!"
.gi ou not 0nberitGno iiL S6r!"
& Wanrer lat sum S6peiSbu'
.Sdorldh,
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-04-25
Patronize Home Industry

DR.. w. B. Phillips Of the Uni
versity of Texas in discussing
our Home Industries before
the Texas Welfare Commission
in Houston last week, presented
wife vivid accuracy terrible ar
raingment of Texas consumers
for their failure to patronize
home industries. Our indiffer.
ence to Texas-made goods has
caused struggling industry many
a heartache and has forced our
Texas producers to seek foreign
markets at considerable expense
and embarrassment.
There is no mors pitiful sight
tnan shipment of Texas made
goods on it's journey to the for
eign market meeting similar
consignment from an eastern
factory on it's way to the Texas
market. Patronize home indus
try.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-04-25
Bill Mason Has "Struck 1t Right"

w Fl Mason jr., Of this city,
within short time has become
famous and possibly rich, al
though you might pass him upon
the street without being either
aware of the riches or the fame.
A few days ago Mr.. Mason re-
cieved q letter from a club TO
which ne belonged in Shreveport
La, informing him that the club
had leased 400 acres of its land
to an oil company. He has been
notified since that the company
has brought in a well on the
lands with the capacity OF $500
barrels of oil day. He has
been advised that his share of
the revenue from the one well
as it now gushes will be between
$500 and $500 per month, with
prospects that many more wells
may be brought IN On the land :.
The above taken from Browns
vile Daily Herald, April 10.
Will Mason is son of Judge and
Mrs. w. H Mason of this city
and has a host of friends at his
native home who rejoice in his
good luck.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-04-25
Ida n. 1arbelrs Sharp Rebuke 10
reproductive Woren.

In an article on The irrespon
sibie woman and the 'ricndless
Child, in the May american
Magazine, Ida NJ. Tarbcll says:
The heaviest burden to-day
on productive America, aside
from the burden imposed by a
vicious industrial system, is that
of its non productive women.
They are the most demanding
portion of our society. They
spend more money than any 9th
err group, are more insistent In
the cry for amusement. are more
resentful of Interruptions OF
their pleasures and excitements,
go to greater extremes OF indo-
lence and uneasiness.
The really serious side to the
existence of this parisidlcal
group is that great numbers OF
other women, not free, forced to
produce, accept their standards
of life. We hear women, useful
women, everywhere taIklngabout
the desirability of not being
obliged to do anything, commits
serating those who have heavy
household responsibilities, and
by the whole gist of their words
and acts influencing those young
er and less experienced than
themselves that happiGs IS lies in
irresponsible living"
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-04-25
Jefferson and Northwestern.
EASY TO CRIrlCISE.

It 10 easy to cit in the sunshine
And talk to the man in The shade;
It IL easy to float in = well-trimmed
And point out the places to wade.
But once ws pass into the shadows,
We murmur aud fret and frown.
And cur length from The bank we shout
for plank,
Or throw up our hands and 90 down.
1t 10 easy to sit In our carriage
And counsel the man on foot;
But got down and walk, and you'll
change your talk.
Az you feel the peg In your boot.
1t 10 easy to tell the toiler
How best to carry his pack;
But not one can rate burdens weight
Uutil it has been on his back.
The up-cured mouth Of pleasure
Can preach Of sorrows worth; but
give 1t sip. and . wryer lip
Was never made on earth
Ella Wheeler Wilcox.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-04-25

Public education was consider
ed the buIwark Of civilization by
the brave men who framed our
Constitution. They dreamed oi
communicating it with the muck
OF politics. And yet politics has
done much To injure the whole
system and to retard the de
velopment of it's foremost in
stitutions. Colquitt's veto dam
aged the educational interests oil
the state grievously.
Judge Ramsey proposes legis-
lation separating the entire edu
cational system from politics.
1t is a tremendous question, and
if his ideas can become law on
this subject the cause of popular
and high education in Texas will
be substantially advanced.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-04-25
And There Are Others"

Two members of the grand ju-
ny at Fort Worth which indicted
DR.. j. Norris swore on the wit
ness stand that Clarence Ousley,
editor of Fort Worth Record and
foreman of jury, said in the jury
room that they didn't have evi-
dence enough to convict DR. Nor
ris, but they had enough to ruin
him" When this thing is over
Mr.. Ousley will find that some
body else have a ruined rep. also.
Whichever way the case goes, a
large per cent of the people of
Texas will believe that the tough
element of Fort Worth conspir.
ed to ruin preacher of the Cos.
pei who had the courage to fight
the forces of hell in that ungodly
city.-Bogata News.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-04-25

The quarrel Of Governor Col
quit with the Comptroller s
Department was only an evidence
of his desire to handicap the
aw-enfOrclng powers OF the
state government, for while that
Department may not be wholly
an executive power, its various
divisions of book keeping for the
state make it a necessary ally to
many forms of law Enforcement.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-04-25
THE EFFECTIVE LAXATIVE.
lasts Like and is Eaten Like Candy.

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believe we have never had expe-
rience with any Remedy that
gave such great satisfaction to
our customers as do Rexall Or
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any other laxatiyes, but none OF
their faults
Our own faith in Rexall Or
derlies is SO strong that we offer
them ia you with our own posi-
tive personal guarantee, that if
they do not thoroughly satisfy
you, yon only need tell us and we
will hand back every penny you
have paid us for them. There
fore, in trying them upon our
recommendation you take no
risk whatever.
Rexall Orderlies taste like and
are eaten like candy. They dc
not grippe, cause nausea, exces
sive looseness, or any other an
noyance. They act so easily
that they may be taken at any
time day or night. They are par
ticularly good for children, aged
and delicate persons. They are
put up in convenient tablets in
three sizes of packages Prices,
lOc., 25c. and soc.
Remember, Rexall Remedies
can be obtained in this commu-
nifty only at our store-The Rex
all Store Of w. j. Sedberry.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-04-25
THE BEST PROOF

Given by Jefferson Citizen.
Doan's Kidney Pills were used-they
brought benefit.
The story was told to Jefferson resi-
dents.
Time has strengthened the evidence.
Has proven the result lasting.
The testimony is home testimony
The proof convincing.
1t can be investigated by Jefferson
residents.
Merideth Manning. Line st.. Jetier-
son, Texas, says: kidney complaint
bothered me for long time and final.
lv became 80 bad that could not rest
well. My back panied me. The kidney
secretions we're unnatural. At length
got box of Doau's Kidney Pill from
The Citizens DRUG Co and after using
them short time. l WAS benefited in
every way. In 1908 gave a statement
publicly recommending this remedy
aud | am pleased to coniirm Il now.
| Was in bad Way with pain in my back
before took Doan's Kidney Pills.
They proved Of heneti, after doctors
medicine had failed"
For sale by all dealers. Price - cents
koster-Allhusu Co. Buffalo. New York
sole agents for the United States
Remember The na1e-posn's -And
take no oh,es.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-04-25
TEXAS NEGROES IN TERROR OVER
AMMAN" KILLINGS

Houston Texas, April lS-The
FAX man :" killings have the ne
groes Of South Texas in Il state
of terror today. In many in
stancer they have stopped work
ing, making the labor problem
serious. At Columbus yester-
day mass meeting Of white
citizens was held to quiet appre-
tensions of the darkies. In
Houston, Mayor Rice and the
police have taken cognizance Of
anonymous letters mailed TO lead
ing negroes purporting to be
from the man" stating he
would strike next in this city.
Il visit to nearly all the sections
of the city tenanted by negroes
at night, shows lights burning in
their houses and families taking
turn about at guard with shot
guns close at hand, 1t is not re-
garded safe for negro to move
about after dark among the peo-
pie or his own race as many OF
them have announced an inten-
ton TO shoot first and ask pedes
TRANS as to their mission after
wards.
The negroes Of Jefferson are
uneasy and many are guarding
~
AK mans" killings.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-04-25
Rev. S. G. ECh0ls DeaC.

On last Tuesdry April 10TH,
Rev. S. G. Echols, one among the
oldest ministers in this county,
passed to his reward after years
of service in the Masters work.
His remains were buried in the
Center Grove cemetery the follow.
ing day.
Sunday out OF Gordans mill one
of Mr.. viii Gordan's boys was
struck on the head with stiak of
stovewood by boy named Kel-
lum. The trouble came up over 8
marble game. The wound intiict
ed on the Gordan boy was at first
thought very serious, but we are
glad to state he was doing very
at last report.
Sunday evening at the home o
the brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs B.
+. Duncan, Mr.. Guy Nelson and
Miss Ruth Duncan ware united in
the holy bonds of matrimony, Rev
G. X. Williams officiating.
They will wake their home in
kildare.-Cass County Sun, Apr
%.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-04-25
An Inquiry

Editor Of The Jimplecute. -
Will you allow me space in your
valuable columns for a few re-.
marks.
just why our County Judge
will reappoint men 10 hold our
Trustees Election, that have
heretofore refused To hold said
elections, is a mystery TO me
l am quite sure il the Judge
would go TO a little trouble he
would find men that are inter
ested in our county schools to
hold trustees elections, even if
the money isn't forthcoming.
The question will naturally
arise with some folks; that if the
trustees are not elected, they will
be commissioned by the County
Superintend. Now / don't be-
lieve there is an honest man that
cares to serve as trustee unless
the majority would like for him
TO serve, and | don't think it is
right for US, as patrons and vot-
ers to shift our responsibilities
off on our County School Super
intendent.
We need men for the trustees
Office that are interested enough
to sacrifice a portion OF their
time for the educational interest
of the girls and boys in our dis
trict and county. The future
prosperity of our county depends
largely on the way our girls and
boys are trained, educationally.
SO let us, as patrons of the
school, confer with the county
Judge and see if we can't prevail
on him to Investigate and APP
point men that will hold trustees
elections. 1t isn't any trouble
to get men to hold elections for
any Office in the county, except
the trustees Office. just why
the people ignore the trustees
election, don't understand unless
it is caused by no money being
paid in the transaction.
A Voter.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1912-04-25

1t is impossible for any man to
be elected to the high Office of
governor in Texas without heavy
expenditures OF money. The
poor man has no show whatever.
Judge Ramsea advocrtes law
SO limiting the expenses that the
money power will not and can
not decide any question Of this
kind, giving to poor men the
same chance as the wealthier
now have.