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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26
K~RSCANSKA NACELA.

tStanovltelU vseh vcrStev so
uGili ljubezen do blizniega. Altru-
izem, vzajemna pomoc je tudi
princip razvoja V GloveSki druzbi.
Pa vedno je incl duhOvnik lju-
been do bliznjega ma jeziku. V
srcu pa zeljO, da vlada on vse, mo
gotce i'll podlOzno maso, in to lie
IL koristoljubja, lie "a svo.je do
bro gmotno zivljenje ma zemlji.
Use vlada interes, kcrist, yse
zdrulevanje ljudi povzroGa inte-
res gmotne blaginje!
krScanski duhovnik je takoj.
ko Je bill ze nekoliko organiziran.
podal %posvetnim drzavnim oblast-
nixon svojo roko i'll je izrabljal
NTH oblast, "a svoje posvetne.
gmotne namene. BOgat .je postal,
pridobil je veliko zemlje in kme-
tov ma njej, in vladal je grozno
strogo, ako so IL. mase ~vstajali
REBEL prot njegovemu verskemu
Sistemn. njegovemu izcrpanju
mas. Grmade so gorele. krScansko
cloveStvo je grozno trpelo pod
svolim duhovniStvom. Nobeno
duhovnistvo nina V TEN oziru ia
ko groznc zgodovine, kakor kato-,
lisko. Katoliski duhovnik ie bill
prototip najveGje neusmiljcnosti.
trdega srca, maScevalnoSti. In hu-
dobneza Sc boje ljudje. Slovenski
kmet posebno.
Nsak napredek umnevanju.
poJmovanju, V boljSem gospodar-
stvu. V vedah Sc je moral pribori-
II proti temu krScanskemu duhoy
nistvu. Drzavno uradniStvo pa je
morale i~zvrSevati kazni, katere sd
dlktirali menihi in WISH duhovni-
XII. Use ie bio hudodelstvo. kar
Je moglo OSkodovati vpliv duhov-
nistva ali ga ~zmanjSati. Tako sc
Je oblast tega duhovnistva dolga
leta ~vzdrzevala, vladan.je drzav-
lJanov takozv. krSGanskih drzav.
Versh nauki so bill lie sredstvo
vladanJa, pOmoc IA krotenie mas,
"a izcrpavanie sebi in p~osvetnim
sovladarjem V prid; in kdor Sc je
dotaknil te sovlade, je bill SOW
raznik verstva.
Seveda so imeli duhovniki
prav: kdor ne veruje v nadnarav-
ne sile, ia gotovo nj preprican.
da je postal kakSnega mogotca
Sa,n-Bog aedeDj, Rrny a3;aSsra>.
brez zdruzenih ljudskih sill Sc nic
ma svetu ne doseze; Use kar sc
stori. Je delo zdruzitve; posame-
zen clovek ne mor reel, da je kai
zgoli njegovo delo. In vse strem-
lJenJc gre "a pogoje obstanka, ma
terialnega obstanka; Sc le ma tel
podlagi ustvarja clovek svoje ide-
ale in duSevno zivljenje. Gin bo-
gatejsi so gmOtni viri. temveG Sc
ustvarja lepSega, %kulturnega. Dt-
hovnik je zivel dobro cd oltaria.
pa lie zaradi tega, ker je bill do
bro organiziran, koristen posvet-
MIN oblastim in ga je varovala
posvetna oblast, ko .ie roka roko
umivala.
DO nove.Se dobe so vladarji
dobro skrbeli Ease in "a svojce.
Skrbeli so dobro "a svo.je vo.iake
uradnike in skrbeli so tudi cato.
da .ie mogel duhovnik nagrabiti.
kolikor JIG hotel. Izcrpavanje ma
Sc je bilo hudo; vladajoGa mino-
riteta je potrebovala veliko. Ego
dovina srednjega veka v Evropi
mas uci, da je katoliSki duhovnik
tisti cas-. ko je bila niegova VIA
darska in gmotna moe ma viSku.
malokdaj ~vpoSteval Kristov nauk
ljubezni do blizniega. Kjer ic mo-
gel, je razbijal druzitve tlaGanov.
kier je mogel, je zatiral vstaje.
! XII SO vodile maso do svobodnei se-
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26
SOVINISTICNA FANTAZIJA
IN RESNICA.
Belgrad. %. iuliia

bClSIdu, -. JlulJd.
&c 81 "praV Srbin', moraS hi
ii navduSen IA vojnO. Smatrati
moraS Bolgare "a nekulturne bar
bare, "a lokave, zahrbtne hinavce,
in vsako besedo naSega tiSkovne-
ga urada, moraS Sprejemati kakor
boije r~azodetje. Ako drugaee mi
sis. 81 tujec. strahopetnez in sevc-
da sovraznik dcmovine.
kadar mine Ia prokleta vOjna.
ST bo re drugaGe govorilo. Kajti
TO, kar poveliGavajo naSi Sovini-
sti, je najvecji zlotin mad Srbijo.
Skodljivce in izdajalce domovinc
j. treba iskati tam, kjer Sc sedaj
Sopirijo njeni "ocetje'. In narod
Jill bo spoznal ter poklical ma cd
g%ovornoSt, zakai Ia grozni zlocin
he more in ne SINE OStati nekaZuo-
van.
Uradna in poduradna peresa Y
rokah liudi, katerim .je pisanic
kupcija, lahko opisuje.io voino kot
vrsto slavnih dejani in lahko "a
vijajo duhovc Y dim kakor pop.
kadar smodi kadilo. Ali tudi tel
pijanosti % slediti iztreznenje.
Del, Xxi gledajO V resnici obraz. Sc
pa he dajo zaslepljevati. kajti res
nicna slika je pregroma. da hi jo
moral olepSati car praznih besed.
Mi vpraSujemo Kaj ina narod oil
tie voJne? I'm odgovor je uniGujoc:
Neizmerno nesreco in nepopiSno
bedo.
lie deset t. in Stiristotisoc
Judi odtrganih od svojih his in
cd svoJega rednega della. POlja so
ostala vsled pomanjkanja delov-
nih sill veGinoma neobdelana. in
Sc tupatam kakSna njiva, Xxi nj po-
vsem pusta, nj obdelana tako. ka-
kor hi bio treba. Leto .ie. ma polju
hi bio vse polno della, ljudi pa nj.
Cd dine do dine je liudstvo prica-
kovalo demobilizacijo. Ali prislo
je razocaranje. Namesto, da hi Sc
ljudje vrnili dOmov, so pograbili
Sc tiste, XII STEER MISC sposobni IN
vojaSko sfuzbo. Xxi pa hi bill lahko
kaj delali ma polju.
Neopazeno Sc je V tel deaeli IL
stanovila vojaska diktatura. V
Srbin veljajo vsi zakoni normal
mega casa. Ne ena postava nj raw
no razveljavljena. Ali vrednost
zakonov ie unicena, zakai vrhov-
ma komanda uzlnpira oblast v dr.
%dTi-hf dc!a,rs ar rSJc.- G .:PaSit lie
nicla. vlada je prazna senca Vr-
hovna komanda ukaZuje v dezeli.
kakor da nimajo ustave in zako-
nov. Poleg mnogih drugih nezako-
nitosti, Xxi Jill je re zagreSila, ie
ukaZala ponoven pregled vseh
mOSkih cd dvajsctega do Stride
setega leta, Xxi so bill bodisi "a
casno ali pa trajno spOznani IA ne
Sposobne. Policijskc in vojaske o.
blasti pa so uprizorile low ma te
ljudi pc hiSah, po ulicah. po de-
lavnicah Jill grabijo in COMIC ma
o pregled. In sedaj so vsi "spo-
sobni." pa Jill poSiljajo naravnost
V Skoplie in uvrScajo med "bo-
jevnike".
Tako ravnanje je bile drugace
mogoce V kakSni absolutisticni dr.
zavi. Ilodeiska vojna je omogo-
ella, ola Sc ravna tudi V Srbiji Ia
ko. Pc deset let in Sc wee so TAXI
ljudje p~lacevali vojno oprostnino ::
"a to Sc vrhovna komanda ne bri-
ga. Premalo ljudi j je Sc popada-
10 V teh vojnah, pa Jill mora Sc
wee odgnati V klavnico. Pravijo.
da Jill ie pri naborih veliko uslo
vojni obveznosti. To je re res. da
so Sc zgodili TAXI slucaji. Ali tisti,
XII so sc reSili puske. MISC bill de-
lavci in %revezi. temvec Jude. XII
imajo globoke zepe in XII stejejo
med D~atriOte.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26
CESAR IN

va .NeiHSheiH pTOSlaN StO-
letnico boiev prot Napoleonu in
zapravlJajo "a tie Slovcsnosti veil
ko denarja. Tako so napravili tu-
ldi V Nratlslavi razStavo, ma kate
ri imajo velikansko rotundo, pri-
mcrno "a gledaliSke predstave i'm
zadostno Ia pettisoc gledalcev.
Gospodje. Xxi imajo poln yep de
maria, vedo, da Spada h kulturi
tudi umctnost in ker je Bog hotel,
ia nimajo V glavah toliko kolikor
V kasah, morajo paG najemati "a
take naloge Judi, XII SO boil V
SOrodu 5 svoiim duhom.
NratiSlavski mestni ocetje so re
!eli "a nemIko stoletnico slavnost-
no igro, ki mai hi Sc resniGno igra-
la. Ia ravnatelja predstav so pri-
dobili znancga Reinchardta IL
Berlina, ki res kai razume o gle
daliScu. Spisal pa mai hi BIZ igro
major Lauff. morda dober voiak.
ali StraSno klavern piSatelj, toda
ljublienec Niljemov, ker slavii
llohenzollernce : svojo besedo ka:
kor polbogove.
o TEN pa hi hotel mic sliSati Rein
hardt. Prevzcl je vodstvo pred
STAY lie pod pogojem, da spiSe slav
nostno igro resnicni peSnik Ger
hard llauptmann. To Sc je zgodilo,
III pred kratkim so uprizorili delo
" ogromni raZStavni zgradbi. kjen
le dobil vendar le majhen del ra-
dovednega obcinstva nrostora.
Petnajstkrat st je imela slavnost-
ma igra u%prizoriti pc sklepu vra-
t~islavskega obcinskega Sveta. Do
zivela pa ic lie enajst prcdstav, po-
tenn SO mestni otetje ustavili unri-
zarjanie. ne da hi cato navedli
kakSno motivacijo.
Toda razlog .je man. Gerhard
llauptmann je zagrcSil straSen
grch. Pricakovali so cd MEGA We
like patrioticno delo. on pa Sc je
bil drznil pisati kot umetnik in
po svoJi vesti. Igodovina. XII 10
p%oncujejO 20 kralj. pruskih Solah.
nj razsvetila njegovega duha. S
svojimi oGi gleda Hauptmann ma
dogodke liza sto let, in slike. Xxi
Jill OPAQUE. so vse drugaGne, ka-
kor .iih prikazuje oficielna kroni-
ka. Ne,ikani in junaki so mu Int
Ike, XII Jill predstavlja in preklada
"gledaliSki ravnatelj", katerem
j. p0oS2bl;an2 ana vista neizpro-
sna moe. Xxi hi jo V prozaiGnem xiv
ljenm imenovali silo razmer. Ma
poieon mu nj navaden ropar i'm
podlez, kakrSen hi mu moral biti
po zakonih uradnega patriotizma.
slavljcni pruski kralj pa mu DO
meni tako malO, da ga niti ne DO
kazuJc ma odru. Boja "a osvobo-
ditev nj pricelo Mega Velicanst-
vo, ampak ljudstvo, ia najresniG-
neJSi junak zgodovine. In meitem
ko Sc je pripravila VISA oficielna
Nemtila, da proslavi krvavo vol
no in klice hura, brenka predrzni
Hauptmann ma strune mira in xii
&c Nemciji, da mora iskati svoio
slave ma polju mirnega della. V
zvezi narodov, STRENGTH DO kul-
turf.
Mic mi V njegovi drami oblipat-
mega sovrastva do Francozov, mic
krvavega navduSenja in mic hi
bizantinskega obozevanja mogot-
cev.
To pa je nedopusten. smrten
greh. Prvi SO bill, kakor Sc spodo-
III, nemski v~eteranci uzaljeni. edo
dina duse'. In IL veteranskega o.
gorcenJa je nastal vihar. Genera
|. in %korporali, PRECEDENT in urad-
nj sluge, dvorni l"iferanti in patr;-
oticni branjevci so pr~otestirali
ces da je Hauptmann zalil Min
naJsvetejsa cuvstva.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1913-08-26

Porocali smo re o smrti slavne-
ga socialista Bebel-a.
Njegcv pogreb, oziroma upe-
peljenje Sc ie vrsilo II. I. m.
Velikanska mnozica delegatov
ie prisla il vseh delov. il vseh
kotickov sirne Europe. NavzoG
je bill tudi Morris Hillquit, XII je
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
SIXTEENTH SECTIONS.
VIII Be 1945 Before These
Lands Revert to the Public
Schools. Low Prices Paid
For 90. Year Leases.

Captain Hardy is hard at work,
both 30 Ellisville and Laurel, investi-
eating the sixteenth sections, or
school lands, belonging to Jones
county Captain Hardy says there
are sixteen Of these sections in our
county, each embracing one square
mile Several are near around FL
lisville. These lands we're leased 10
1916, for 81 years, and they brought
ridculoosly low prices. At that time
Jones county was nearly all public
land and these sections had no real
value. The highest rental paid for a
square mile of land, covered with
magnificent timber, was SIS for 80
years lease, while one section brought
only SO cents, and three fine sections
81 so, but little over so cents each.
These leases will not expire until
l945, when they will be very valuable
ard give our public school system a
boost They are now controlled by
hAuHl GU pdiNibsf having DSSh Cub up
into small tracts There will be no
doubt about the school getting pos
session of this property when the
leases expire, as each section Is clear
ly defined aud can be readily known.
Captain Hardy has been selected by
the Board of Supervisors to investi-
gate these sixteenth sections, and
make report, and better man could
not possibly have been chosen. He
knows every part of Jones county,
and is besides an able and experienced
lawyer.
Had the schools held on to these
lands and kept the timber standing,
they would have been worth a mint of
money by now and our county could
have built up the finest public school
system in the South. But there is no
sense in grieving over split l, ilk.
Our grand children will be the in
heritors OF this property and by thai
time there is no estimating the value
of these sections
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
The Agricultural High School

There are l67 pupils attending the
A. II. S. this session. While every
room is occupied and the buildings
filled to their utmost capacity, not a
pupil has thus far been turned off,
but room made for all who wished
to enter. PROF. Hubbard ghas or
ganized second military company,
as number of the new students
wished to join and he decided to or
ganize another company. The boys
are learning very fast. The new
company has no guns as yet, but
Congressman Harrison will be asked
to try and secure them arms from
Uncle Sam. We do not believe there
is better managed school in the
State than our A. "a. S. and it GER
tainly has strong fauclty. You
can just can't improve on such men
as Profs. Hutcheson and Hubbard.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
Birds Scatter Hog Cholera

With every precaution take it has
remained MYSTERY how hog cholera
was spread, The disease killed sew
eral thousand head of swine in this
county two years ago, notwithstanding
the planters isolated their hogs.
Prof. Lloyd of the Agriculture and
Mechanical College at Starksville,
thinks that he has discovered how the
disease is scattered. He has made it
special study aud experimental in
a number of ways. His theory is that
the disease is carried by pigeons and
English sparrows. The birds feed
with the diseased animals, and on
their feet and beaks carry the cholera
germs from the sick hogs to the well
ones
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
Flowing Well Linn pid Water
At New Park.

With Stilson wrench and
pitcher pump as his only tools, Mr.
l.. Toney has succeeded in driving a
three-inch pipe two hundred feet in
the ground at the new park, and has
secured a flowing well of unusua lily
cold water. M. Jones expressed
himself as delighted with the water.
The flow is several feet above the
ground, and whiIeitis not a "gusherp
it is ample far drinking purposes for
any crowd that many 60 here. The
flow is at the rate Of $50 gallons an
hour. The we'll is located most CON
veniently under the trees on front of
the old Waigers house.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
SHOOTSSELF, ACCIDENT
Laurel Man is Desperately
Wounded by a Little 20
Calibre Winchester Rifle.

Last night about 10 O'Clock, r. J.
Stovail, who has been operating a
shooting CALLER on the Dennis 10
on the corner Of Oak and Front
streets. accidently shot himself in the
breast, nhicting what is believed to
be mortal wound The bail ranged
downward, from the point of entry
il st below the heart, and imbedded
itself somewhere near the spinal col
umn, after seyering the intestines in
two places. =
The accident occurred about l
O'Clock Friday night Several par
ties had been at the gallery patron
izing il, and we're standing in front
Of The counter, when Mr.. Stovall
cked up one Of the rifles and started
to clean it. He placed the muzzIe to-
ward his stomach and was preparing
to clean the barrel when in some
unexplained way, a cartr dye in the
rife chamber exploded ard the ball
penetrated his body These are the
automatic rifles, carrying a number
of cartridges in a chamber, and he
was probably ignorant Of the fact
that some one had worked the
mechanism which threw load in
place, and handled the weapon think
ing it was unloaded
The physicians who we're immediat-
ely summoned, Drs. Ramsey, Cara
way and Crawford, had Mr.. Stogall
carried to the hospital where an oper-
alton was performed An examina-
ton of the wound showed it TO be a
very serious one.
Mr.. Stovall is relative Of the
state treasurer of Mississippi, and
has wife in the city. He came from
the Brookhaven section recently. and
opened up shooting gallery. The
first location selected was on the
street railway lot on the corner of
Oak and Magnolia, but MIR. Welsh
objected on the ground of danger
to persons in the Halsell building,
and new location was secured.
Mr.. Stovall has been quiet preace-
able man since he has been here
and has made friends, who regretted
the fatal accident whic has befallen
him. Argus.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
Court Decision.

On April Sth, 1913, the Railroad
Commission of Mississippi, ordered
the Alabama & Vicksburg Railway
Company to stop trains II and u at
Lawrence, Miss, on flag. Appeal
from this ruling was made by the
Railroad Company to the United
States. Court, which Court has now
perpatually enjoined the Mississippi
Railroad Commission, its Officers
and Attorneys, from enforcing or at
tempting to enforce above mentioned
order.
The Railroad Company will, there
fore, beginning with the LIST of Octo-
Der, discontinue stopping Of trains IL
and u on flag at Lawrence, Miss.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
Ginners Not Complying.

MERIDIAN, Miss, Sept. 17.-Some
trouble is being experienced in getting
the ginners of this section to make
cotton bales the standard size PISA
inches, as required by the steamship
companies. The companies dock all
cotton a dollar bale where il is not
made of the one form size, and it is
certain that this loss viii eventually
get back to the farmer and make him
lose just. this much on each bale. A
meeting was held yesterday at the
rooms of the board of trade and cot
ton exchange by cotton buyers and
merchants, the purpose of which was
to ask the farmers to have their cot
ton ginued only at such ginneries at
have put in the standard box to their
presses.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
Notice OF Trustees Sale OF Land

By virtue Of authority vested in me as sub.
ststuted trustee in certain deed ofirust exeeu-
ted by George and Ida Stallworth. wife OF said
George Stallworth, on the 18th day of Jonuary
1910, to secure the payment OF certain indebt-
edness due by them to ] S. Tucker which said
deed of trust recorded in land NOR. record book
d d o5 page 50 in the office Of Chancery Clerk at
Ellisville, Jones county. Mississippi and my
appointment as such subsItd trustee is'recorded
in record book on page rs in the ohice of the
Chancery Clerk at Elisville. Jones county mis-
sissippi the original trustee refusing to serve as
such trustee, and the conditions in said deed of
trust being broken, and the beneficiary in said
deed of trust requesting it. ! will on The first
monday in October 1913 being TIL 5th day Of
said month. within legal hours of such sales in
front of the west door OF the Court House. in
dlisvlle, Jones co Miss. offer for sale and sell to
the highest bidder for cash. at public outcry, to
satisfy the indebtedness secured by S aid deed OF
trust and all costs incident thereto the land de-
scribed as the n IL of n w Ia OF n w ID of
Section "a Township North OF Range u West
in the First District Of Jones county mississip-
pi- Witness my signature this the oh day of
September, 1913 ]. -. EVILS,
SepZo Substituted Trustee.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
A BelIed Buzzard.

Mr.. w. w. Hopkins saws tina, on
the 4th day OF this month he was at
Mr.. G. r. Robinsons, nine miles
west Of Ellisville, and saw and heard
belled buzzard. The vulture was
flying high up in the air bnt the
sound Of the bell was distinctly
heard and it was like large sleeps
bell The buzzard was sailing north.
When the bird was sailing the bell
gave forth no sound, but it begansto
tinkle whenever the buzzard moved
its neck. Mr.. Hopkins would like
TO know u others had heard or seen
this belled buzzard aud who belled
II.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
Son Hoped He'd See Father
Burn In He'll.

Starkville, Miss, Sept. Isl
hope you will go to hell when you die,
and | want to be there to heap Goals
of fire on your damn body. 1t will do
me good to stand by and see the work
we'll done. I"
That language, appearing in the
will of,W. A. James, wealthy planter,
and alleged to have been used to him
by his son, is given by the father as
his reason for cutting the son off with
a IS share in the valuable estate
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
Bids for Convict Supplies.

Notice is hereby given that the Board invites
sealed bids for the furnishing the county on
the following supplies for convict road work
etc. said bids to be filed with the Chancery
Clerk at Laurel. Miss, by II O'Clock m October
9th 1918 to-wit.
Flour, barrels per month, Bacon good grade
about 400 pounds per month. Lard Compound
about 100 pounds per month. Coffee green
about l25 pounds per month Sugar about 50
pounds per month. White Pc about 100 lbs.
per month, Irish Potatoes about 10 bushels per
month Baking Powder about one case per
month Feed Oats about l40 bushels permonth.
Mixed Feed about Is sacks month Hay about
ton per month"; Overalls standard brand y
pals per month. Jumpers standard brand "
pairs per month Fleece-lined Undershirts
about 40 suits in all dozen pairs Heavy Socks
doz pairs Heavy Rrugan shoes Coal Oil
about 10 gallons per month About dozen
good grade Railroad Shoes About doz. good
grade Mat Axes About dozen good grade
Chop Axes. About 10 kegs 40 D Nails.
The amounts above named only approxima-
ted to be more ar less as required by needs Of
the campy delivered in such quantities as
quired by needs of the camps
BY order of the Board Of Supervisors as same
appears on minutes Of said Board, Book + at
| page 1886 W, ii. BUfklN, Clerk
This sept. 9th, 1918
By w. V. WALTERS.
The Board reserves the right to reject any
and all bids seas
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
Notice TO Creditors.

Whereas, letters of executorship
upon the last viii and testament of
Mrs. Susan VI. Turner deceased, were
granted to the undersigned 10y the
chancery court Of the first district of
Jones county, Mississippi, on the 2lst
day of July, 1913; now, all creditors
having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to have the same pro-
bated and registered by the clerk of
said court at Ellisville, Mississippi,
within one year from this date. A
failure to probate and register within
one year will forever bar the claim.
This August IA, 1913.
w. A. Turner, Executor.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
Ham Patterson To Mend His
Ways.

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. l7.-Former
Governor NJ. r. Patterson 10 a signed
and published statement declared he
would henceforth fight for the enforc-
ment of prohibition laws. He said he
had lived an evil life but had under
gone change of heart and would in
the future live the life or a Christian.
He Joined the Presbyterian Church in
Memphis few days ago.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
Administrator Notice to Credi
tors

Notice is hereby given that Letters Of Admin.
istration Of the estate Of b. l.. Lowery, deceas-
ed. were granted 10 the undersigned by the
Chancery Clerk Of the First District of Jones
county, Mississippi on September 9th, A. ID
1918. and all persons having claims against said
estate are hereby notified TO have the same
probated, registered and allowed by the Chan
Gerry Coult of the First District Of Jones county.
Mississippi. within one year from this date. and
any such claims not probated, registered and
allowed within said time will be forever barred.
This September 9th. A. ID. 1913.
W. 5. GLENN and %. X COLLINS,
Administrators Of the estate OF B. L. Lowery,
deceased. sev25
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
Safest Laxative for Women.

Nearly every woman needs a good
laxative. Or. Kings New Life Pills
are good because they are prompt,
and safe, and do not cause pain.
Mrs. M. G. Dunlap OF Leadill Tenn.
says: ''Dr. Kings New Life Pills
helped her troubles greatly Get a
box today. Price. % cents. Re-
commended by Hyde Drug Co., and
Wards Pharmacy
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
Dependency.

Is often caused by indigestion and
and quickly disappears
when Chamberlains's Tablets are
ia ken. For sale by Hyde Drug Co..
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
RUR-MY-T It's M

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Neuralgia, Headaches, Cramps,
Collie, Sprains, Bruises. Cuts and
Burns, Old Sores, Stings Of Insec s
Etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, used in
ternally and externally. Price Csc.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25

ia Jones put together. Think over
the matter and let Us have that
Truckers Association. II is the
salvation o. our farmers just what
they need and m6st have sooner or
later.
The Jones County news. (Ellisville, Miss.) 1909-1924, 1913-09-25
To prevenr Blood Poisoning

apply at once the wonderful old reliable DR.
PoRTER'S ANTIsEPTIc HEALING OIL. a sur
gieai dressing that relieves pain and heals at
the same time. Not a liniment 2Sc. SOC. s. 90.