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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-17
SKI JUMP REcoRD RRokEN,

IRONWOOD. MICH, Feb. 17.--Ragnar
Omtvedt, of the Norge Ski club, of Chi
cago, today holds a remarkable new rec
ord In the American Ski association
meet here he made a jump of 169 feet
without falls-13 feet farther than the
former record.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-17

Two games will be played in the At
lanta Basket Ball league this week. The
Atlanta Athletic club team plays the
latter's court Tuesday, and the knights
Of Columbus meet the Young Mems Chris
tian association team at the latter's court
on Friday night.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-17
MEETING OF SOUTHERN
POSTPONED TO FEB. ~

Official notices have been sent out that
the Southern league meeting will be held
in Chattanooga February %, instead of
February 20, as originally planned.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-17
FULTON ENDS SEASON

:
The Fulton Basket Ball leagues 1912
1918 season will be brought to a close
with a double-header at the Armory
courts on Wednesday night post
poned game will be played Tuesday night
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-17

LONG SIGNS HIS CONTRACT.
The signed contract of Tommy Long.
the right fielder who was with Mobile
last season, has been received by Man
ager Smith. This leaves seven men yet
to be signed.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-02-17

VI y BRIEN says that $500 was
collected last year in fines by the
o o,aA's management. When Nc
T.a~ INES a man it goes. too.
. -ns'e Is no assessing and then re-
s.nee' When he plasters on
from $40 to $50 for violations of his
rules It goes.
~ appears that during trip to
western city last season McGraw
.. saru OF stiff poker game in a
wi" at the hotel. He waited until
"a, was all over and then asserted
,,".Set He handed out 500 fines
e.,s veteran star pitcher and in
... who he said, should have
Guy ~" o better, and also tackled s25
,,l " Young player who had
''a1a part in the sans
''ont play, McGras.v said the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-06
PRINCETON MAN
MAKES A NEW
WORLDS RECORD

PRINCETON. y J.. June s-F g.
Thompson. q SUDDEN; In Tho Princeton
Theological Seminary. made a new
worlds record in the aIl-around cham
U%.ouships held here today when he
scored n total ~ -.tgg in the ton
events Tho previous records we're
's5 made ht Martin sheridan. ~
N"w York nnd 1.fsSta made hy James
II"rr" subsequently, disqualified for
professionalism Thorpe made bis
r"cord LAST september az Celtic Park
Sew York
To-Day meet vas sanctioned hv tho
NH ffu"r Athletic I'rlru and open Co.
GOT. f'Ei.frred amateurs. bur tho orft
u". "'r" Princeton sfudrrfa =
Do WNr ut Hayes Uud 50 d. uut..
competed against Thompson mons
flushed second eith goo points
Ih'Wr-nn failed fD equal Tfo-ns %
o. 'id Too any 0f fhe frsf f.r.r ttrnfs.
~" 1000 yard dash. fha shot rHt and
Doc 'irh furIr and sher tho fourth
't'nf. fIo EaIf milo o1Ik WAS afarfrI
fo V'e 'f' points bft.nd Tho record
DO fiI fH' vHlk .u Cd minutes r Doc
'iH. m'einE so points ae compared
W point. made n fhia event d..
.1fH' and CLEO brffsrsd TfDrrsa
f''Hri iu ZOO fir foIIouIus et.r,s a.
''.' fln board .iu. ThYmusnr
o. ia hI. h'.f show rr in tho hIrh
dos which Do ram u .c seconds
ra'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-06

Charleston. as one interested in G
who predicted ruin TO the sugar pro-
Queer II sugar was put on the free list.
He knew OF no lobby.
Chairman Overman. who left TO-
night for a three days visit in North
Carolina. was the next witness and
the second member OF the committees
TO give his testimony. He supplant-
ed his statement earlier in the day
declaring that the evidence produced
at the hearing had convinced him OF
the presence here OF a lobby. but did
not 20 into details and named no men
he considered as lobbyists.
Defined Lobby.
The Senator defined a lobby as -
thlrd house Of Congress" seeking TO
the other two legislative
matters. sometimes legitimately and
sometimes IN other ways. lie declared
mat while he was not certain there
SCENE 10 be some basis OF
opposition among the sugar people
anu those Interested in the cotton
schedule: that North Carollnans in
terested IN cotton had been told an.
parently bv those who expected TO ba
anected by free sugar. that sugar on
me free list meant ruin TO the cotton
prOuucerS- lie said that there shous,I
De legislation TO control lobbying
S"nator ONerman put in the record
d circular from an insurance
suggesting 10 policy holders that they
write 10 their congressman and sen
alors ohjecting 10 the income taN
provision.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-06
surg W ~, syms,or.

4 " Ifffur
.lrr lowe ia waning when
she comes ~ b breakfast table is
H vrrpprr
she Jets him scc hcr comb her store
hair
She Gays therc arenf ans such crea-
lures aa tho boys who keep him
out no night
She says she's riad they don't hold
hands any moro
Sfr aays shes coInF shopping and
leaves him af home
She tidies ur Dts den
She forFcfs fo hand him The current
rf.rhtUrhoud scandal
NIe detects fnr reason Tor the Glove.
pie Intn a chilling when
lir notices trff rho peculiar look In
her eve a squint
DO Insists upon having susar IN his
tea
re notices that the msntiepiece h.
dusty
To vouders what he can tell her
when no is late
We asks her ~ that be- really singing
hc roads the news paper a. break.
fast time
Ho completely foreets ~ buy Inc
magazine she wants
He Won't tic her shoe lace on the
street
tie says shes setune e%Viravssant.
Judgs
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-06
CONFERENCES
WERE FEATURES
OF TIE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL
CONFERENCE AT CHARLES.
TON YESTERDAY.
Bishop Peterkin VIII Preside at a Mis-.
sion Conference.
Today.

80 -. lt--r 90 'f. frf.Hrf...,
CHARLESTON. " Va. Juuo 3 4
conference on diocesan missions uitb
ht Rev. William l. Gratatt presfdir-
"rd the meeting ~ the Women An,
hihry. were features Of Tho second
day , program ~ rho thirtv.eivtb AN.
huai council ~ Tho Protestant Ep..ro.
PAL church OF the dioceso ~ West Vfr.
GINA to-day Mrs Gcorfo IS V~eferktr
presided % The meeting OF tho auV.'ar.
and instruction 100 mission strI,
classes VAS EisIn hy Miss Emily Til.
loison. 'i1rafiouai s%ocfe'nrv a. Sou,t
ern OHIO IOdays SERMON va4 la'.,.
cred hy krf Charles H Mitchell
Tomorrow 81 session v.Ii hr featured
h' o. conference on general m..
with Bishop T%eterkiu. ~ ~Parkrr-hurr
pi'f'4'ht. and fhr Speakers viii i.
k'v q o. p Hrstenatl arI Hcy wi
l'm 'ahcll Brown y reception uiu
Do given tfo council a' fh. Parish
hoI-" foWnrrnV evening
saturday fhn visiting DELIBERATE. vu
Do" 'h" quo = off fh" parish CON ar OF,
furei"n hy special train 90 fr. -fa.
terms Arms ho. pi'll 20 U.r.r,-f
Faint Crock. where r-r1dlIfIre e,.r
rIe"e uiI to hold boz tha forenoon
sunday rho sermon 800 o. delivered
hy H't Ambrose " H'avin. ard .bo
rh'rr" f0 'h' council eI1 io maao D.,
Hirh.p Ir'rrklu Nea srmarf. l,t.
been made ~ mirzferr ir other rr..
'npHI 'hlrrhca iu fhis tIrIr.tt Tor
sunday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-06
TO
$4,000 THEFT

STANFORD. Conn. June Han.
ford Donnelly. a motor truck driver.
who was arrested today for a minor
theft. confessed. the police say. to
the theft of 5000 worth Of diamonds
from Mrs Philip James. OF Lake For.
es'. ILLS. a. tho time % the fatal rail.
road wreck 90 WesporL Conn. last
October Donneliy vas called one Of
tho heroes Of the wreck. a. he az
sisted many Of he injured women
from ne cars He helped Mrs. Jane.
60 safety and carried her baggage
Sd" did not discover the loss Of her
jewels which we're family heirlOoms.
until Iafer Detectives have been on
The case FOR months
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-06
STEAMSHIP
ARRIVALS

NEW YORK June Arrived.
amor PRESIDENT Lincoln. HAMBURG
",.au"r President Grant
IidH"ufE. Friedrich Der Crosse Rf. e..
'Htn rance iiavre. Cedric. Iivrrpool
SAME Island tWirelesSl = SighteI.
York NFN
R'r"rstown - twireiessi - SiEhtel.
i"Sm'T Celtic. New YORK for I've.
Lizard Passed steamer Ia Iorrstr.
New York for Havre.
HaNrr-Arriyed Steamer S-
New York.
Nir"m SOUTHAMPTON. New Ynrt
I-+Nrrfoul Sailed steamer Ad-i4t.
Now YORK.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-06
CONGRESSMAN
WINS The MATCH

MA~lilNtToN frre tr old
Iarhiornl rrr'Iirs bee asa conducted
'' ''' NI'< I Irs r.lI .f Wash
lng'on. and billed a. o. contest b.
te''n spaperuen .rd efaf.-m.r
son fHririf o.. Uflrssfrfantr
rrk % WiI'. of ohio. after 81.
NaeN nrior correspondent seven con
siof. HrI even member of fhs house
Pad Deem applied IOsu
f aaa au ND OFF uerrIrsr, .r
sh.rh ir"sifrrf WHOM ~e.rl.au.
h0an 1ud H h.sf oI Other og.,.s. fet
Joined
David o. Houston secretary al 20
culture end Ions a s.ho. uasfer.
Haa fhe Ir|nrounrfr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-06
COMMITTEE
STARTS TO WORK

ASIiINGTON. Juno the House
banking and currency committee
which viii originate tho a%dmirIsfra.
ZION t"urrencl reform bin that Tresi.
dent Wilson believes should he en-.
acted a. This session o. Congress.
ieEau fF OFFICIAL existence TODAY
keprescnfatiVe Garter Cias. fbe
newly designated chairman NOV "a
INTO Dis committee qlHrers and
planned Co. begin work on the bill Ua
expects to call his committee Co.
Eeiher before Monday for ar orran.
zaiiou meeting He said TODAY that
when the committee vas orEaniJrI
sub committee would DO appointed a.
ilh' charge OBJ clio various divisions
81 fhe currency problem
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-06
TWO KILLED WHEN
wAEROPLANE DROPS

RIO fraure juno @ Nu...fa usr
nard o. French 1irma~ nnf o. rasser
ser Nine Rose NmIrrI we're billed
toda' under unusual ,.r,umsfar,es
vhilr making a 'rht 40 'he as-DIrome
here
When rho arrnr'Hrf was. 90 CON
siderable altitude Nmo AmireI. skirt
h~camo crtarEief In tho lover ro-ro.
tons Instantly fhe pilot Iosf control
and Tho machine plunged fn the earth
and vas shattered
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-06
SENATE COM MITTEE
Continued from First Page,

statement. upon which the resolution
for III" Investigation was based. tina;
a powerful lobby existed In Washing
ton. at least upon the sugar tarin
issue.
B~roadened Scope.
The decision 81 the to-
night has 80 hroadened the scope 81
i's work that members do not know
when the inquiry can he concluded.
The ten dsy limit HVed by the Gum
MINIS resolution VII expire tomorrow
night huf Senator pvsrman viii ask
m" senate % give" him unlimited time
f'r ~" probe Thus FAR only senator.
have been examined and the senate
list Will D." finished tomorrow
Th' ~ arms ~ tho senate
wa- directed tonight 90 issue many
additional ~Suhpocras. for persons
wnHtrd ~ Witnesses.
The" next phase of the nvesfIration
VIII h- taken up MONDAY. with Tho
callins 90 'h" rr-' mon id.ntir.d
with D free sugar and arti-fr,-.
sugar caupaign. Names given hy
President Wilson. otrers furnished h,
tr' members Of tho sena'. on tho
witness stand and stIi others that
have t"rn seuf fo Senator tv.rm4r
D.. outside parties. constitute tho i.et
o.: fh0s' vho ave been or Will be
-sufroerasd
Members ~ tho senate have almost
unanimously testified that mo- improp.
Or methods have been used 10 IN.
fuence them and that tho men who
have called upon them are not lob
bFte'e Zoo TIE sense that that term is
generally used tn" committee found
y impossible" 20 night. however 10 dc
hne o. Lobbyist. or to FIX % limit 10
~ inves'igafIon ~ Vas determined
therefore. 20 investigate everything
that shoVF any sign 81 having been
an organized or pre- arranged plan TO
Influence any congregational action
smoot Gets Riled.
Questions aF 30 the Interest tho
Mormon church holds Boo sugar and
wooden factories 600 T'ah. brought
about a lively clash between senator
Smo"f and Democratic members az
fhr com mitfDo lafe today csnator
Smoot sIid fh" church held a small
mount ~ stock Goo fhs Tfti Idaho
sugar COMPANY. and 300 tho Knight
n"ior MIIH Company af Provo but
Do resented questions Dos Senator.
and Walsh that he fhou.rf car
fifi Inflammation. THAT DO rerr.aarfad
fh" interest ~ fIr Mormon church
90 Washington
s'nafnrs Smpot. V1rt smith shat
roth nni Williams testified during r.
afternoon fraalur Tlrt produced
Tea bundles ~ literature err' ou' Dr.
various 0rrarlyaf'ora and indIt.dyaf.
II" intrftiEHfirg committee fraI,
'rrIded mat if would have Co. pa..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-06
BUSINESS MEMS ASSOCIATION
HOLDS ANNUAL MEETING

cessful in settling Z very great number
OF accounts.
This association has been misrenra-
tented by some who are trying to in
Jure: The objects of the association. 1
tnlhk. should be given more publicity
tnroush spreading prominently the OBJ
Iects as granted IN our charter BY the
STATE OF West Virginia. That would
CItritN many minds that have been mis-
GUIDED nv these false criticisms. What
nner objects could any association stand
Tor than the p. NJ As None.
The membership has among u some
w the broadest minded men one could
want 10 meet They are men % char
scter and live By the true precepts OF
me right and OF this wonderful organ
ization !" them ~ due the credit ~ it,
great work.
Respectfully submitted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-06-06

that turkey trotting. extreme tangoIng
or any other sensational dance will MOI,
be permitted. The committee has de-
cided TO discourage any attempt OF
couples TO indulge in the Objectionable
dances. The auditorium. where the
ball will be held. is being made ready
for the event and the decorators will
start work o II will be made the
finest dancing pavilion in the state.
An exhibit OF relics Of the oldest
church in West Virginia will be an in.
teresting feature OF semi-centennial
week. The exhibit will be made in the
Zion Lutheran church and will consIs.
OF old song books. ancient German Ri
bles. congregational rolls and other
articles OF Interest. especially 10 Lu-
therans. They will be relics from the
German Lutheran church established
at New M~echlenberg. now Shepherds
town. in 1885.
Prominent officials OF the r & O.
Railroad company were in the CITY YES.
terday. arranging for the railroad ex.
hihit. which promises TO be one of the
o comprehensive and INSTRUCTIVE
ever shown. Eight Of the e~arlies.
type engines have been secured and
Will be manned ny the oldest employees
in the history OF the company.
Yesterday vas spent by Publicity
Aide Francis l.. Ferguson and Assist
ant Secretary Ralph F. Byrum. Of the
Board OF Trade. In posting mp sheets
and steamers advertising the celebra-
ton. They made an automobile tour
or the surrounding country. covering
several miles in all
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-07-24
Good Roads Boosters.

A party Of good roads boosters
and members Of the Jefferson
Progressive Club, Friday after
noon MADE trip to Woodlawn
and Marshall, to inspect the
'clayed' roads Of Harrison coun-
ty. They left Jefferson at p m
in fine autos, the cars being dec
GRATED with pennants, and let
ters in white. good roads, " On
On reaching Marshall they drove
around the square, return
cd home by way of Woodlawn,
reaching here at $50, all we'll
pleased with the results Of their
inspection and their trip over
the road. Some Of the party con
sisted Of the following, George
Neidermier, w r Mellon, ~ l..
Torrans, l. G. Braden, County
Judge II A Loomis, G w Brown,
j II King, d Jones, II Rives, Dr.,
Denton, f. X Hicks.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-07-24

That good and substantial en-
terpriseS continue TO come to
Jefferson, in shown in the latest
production, eliminating in the
commodious and handsome Stu
do, upstairs in the Moseley
buielding, over j, j. Segal Co.
furniture store. 1t embraces a
picture gallery with ali the mod
ern paraphanalia and equipment
TO make it complete on the line
of taking pictures and photos in
any pose with best character of
finish. The Martin Studio also
has an apartment equipped for
enlarged pictures, and can cope
with the fareign houses in that
line. Seven rooms are hand
somely and appropriately equi-
ped for the picture business, in
all its phases. The large opera
ting room has bountiful lights
and modern fixtures for compile
ting photos IN a superior man
ner. The dry room y is a novel
feature and other essential work
ing rooms, presents the air of
a progressive enterprise. Cal
and let Mr. Martin show you a
big thing in pictorial productions
See at in this paper.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-07-24
Birth Day Party.

Miss Sarah Grey Wurts baugh
was highly entertained at the
home of her grandparents DR..
and Mrs. II. H. Stallcup, SItur-
day afternoon, COMMUNICATING
her fifth birthday.
The guests assembled prompt
ly at . O'Clock then ensued an
excited hunt for daisy blooms,
which were carefully hidden in
the grasses, The wee tots re.
minded one of gay butterflies as
they fitted here and there in
searched for blossoms, Miss
Blanch Reese proved the cham
pion huntress, and thereby Sc
cured the prize.
Following this came the march
to the dining room, where the
color scheme was most beauti-
full in yellow and white. On the
center of the table was a lovely
Birth day cake of white, sur.
rounded by daisy. chains, and
upon which hickered brightly
five yellow candles. Three SOU
venirS were drawn from the cake
Miss Ruth Singleton, the ring;
Miss Elizabeth Collons, the thin
BILE and Aree Evelyn Mcdonald,
the coin.
From the chandelier was
brought twisted ribbons of vel.
low, forming an improyised may
pole; around this, dainty ices
were served.
The many tokens of friend.
ship as elated the young homo.
rec, that amidst this sweet
bunch of Daisies, ' she too was
transformed into % veritable
60 Brown eyed Susan
The participants were Misses
Doris Urquhart, Josie, Apsie
and Fern Rose; Miriam aud Jo.
Sephenc Crute; Aucs, Frank,
Aree Evelyn Mcdonald; B,pch
kvc>e; Grace HlIltrd Alma
Hughes; Regina AID Angela
Whe.an; Isabel Seg.U. Elizabeth
Collins; Mobile p,rghcliue Webb,
Clara Xtchry, Nyma u Carlson,
Jelly Mae Urquhart and Lois
MnSelcy
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-07-24
Miss Annie Wandell 10 We'd

Announcements have been re
ceived here from Mr. and Mrs.
John j. Wandell. now of Jack
sonyiIic, of the marriage of their
daughter Miss Annie Rush Wan
dell, To MIR. James Thco. Gales
py, og Houston The young con
pie will be at home in Houston
loU6 Clay avenue, after July 2jth
-MarshAll McSsenger.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-07-24
NOTICE..

AT regular meeting of the
Medical Society of Marion Co.
Texas, held in the Office of DR..
Chambers on the Bird day June
1913, the following resolution was
offered and adopted, to-wit
Whereas, the cost of living has
greatly increased, and the prac-
tice Of medicine is more expen.
sive by reason thereof; and where
as the wages of all workmen has
increased; and the fees Of the
Medical Profession have been
raised save and except in this 10
cality. 1t is therefore moved
and a adopted, that the following
schedule Of fees for the practice
of medicine shall hereafter be
made by the members Of this as
sociation, to-wit;
For all calls at night within
the city limits ............ S3 90
For calls at night without.
the limits Of the city ... ) 90
For all calls in the day .... 2 90
For all calls at night in country
a fee Of Sl0O per mile, plus
81 90 to the aggregate, minimum
fee $500,
For all calls in the country in
day time a fee of Sl.00 per mile
For prescription or conSulta-
ton over telephone 500
w. Il. Smith, President
j. II. Chambers, Sec.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-07-24
Meeting al Shiloh

The revival meeting at Shiloh
closed Saturday night. The con
gregatioa was estimated az GOO,
bad "A score ui conversions, with
thirteen additions 20 the church.
Rev. e. Il. Cummings of Jelier-
son, assisted Rev. l. II NathiSon
i'm the meeting and dad some 81 al
stirring preaching. Above *
report received Of Shiloh revi-
val. Let Jefferson people turu
out and have such meetings -
this one.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-07-24

Mrs. f.. II Jackson, of the JET.
terson hotel, was seriously Stric
ken first of the week with bilious
attack with complication of cry
sipilaS. that At first banled the
skill of the best physician, but
il yielded to remedies. and now
the patient i con V,leScing 20 a
degree that permits her 10 sit
up and enjoy her freedom from
such a spell. We are glad 20 re
sort her Improvement
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-07-24
New Shoe Shop

Has opened up in Roweil build
ing, Polk street. viii do all
kinds shoe work; half sole, rub
Der heels, lacking etc, Give me
your work aud we guarantee to
suit YOU. J. Harpoon.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-07-24

Bob Moseley has fine speci'
men Of young alligator in cap
tivity, and evidently enjoys the
sport sometimes of 'Sicken' it
on boys and things afraid Of such
varmlntS; but it is too young and
small to inherit its savage ances
tors vicious habits vet.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-07-24
We Call

Special attention 10 tbe wonder
ful bargains offered this week
by Erambert-Naaghan Co.
Read what they have u say
relative % their Shlc depart
meul agd special sale ma low
cuts.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-07-24
Lost.

Between w. r. Williams and
the opera house last Saturday
night, one solid gold stick pin,
with O X engraved on it, Find.
er will return to limp olfice and
receive reward.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-07-24
Are You Making

The most of your opportunities
The answer must be Il negative
one unless you are constant visi-
tor to Erambert-N Vaughan Co
and purchase some of their won
derful bargains, in hot weather
goods. Get them and be com.
forta bln
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-07-24
WAN TED

5000 second hand Cotton Seed
meal bags and grain bags, free
from holes or rips. Price &c
each. Address
Jefferson Cotton Oil 4 Fertilizer
Co, Jefferson. Texas.
Jefferson jimplecute. (Jefferson, Tex.) 1907-1926, 1913-07-24

The 59Jh Annual Session OF
TeXa, and Louisiana District
sunday School Convention, and
lOth annual session of Texas and
La. district Il \. T.. L. are in
session AT Berean BaptiStChurch
Jefferson. \ large number of
delegates are here, and being
entertained by tie colored cit'
gems