Jefferson Jimplecute (Jefferson, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 19, Ed. 1, Friday, October 28, 1910 Page: 1 of 6
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How Mnch Will You Pay
to have your eyes cured Sutherlands
Eagle Eyejsalve costs 25cland will care
Good for nothing hut the eyes
There is now 14 Protestant
church buildings in Rome three
English Episcopal one Presbyte-
rian two Methodist four Baptist
one Waldensian one German
Luth rian and one of the free
Italian church
Ileware of Ointments for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury
As mercury will surclj destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange the whole system
when entering it through the mucous surfaces
SuCh articles bhould never he used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians as the
fold the
damago thej will do is ten to good jou
cani > ossibly derive from them Hall s Catarrh
Cure manufactured by F J Chcnby < Co To
ledq O contains no mercury and Is taken in-
ternally acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the svstem In buying
Halls Catarrh Pure he sure you get the genuine
It Is taken Internally and made in ToledoOhio
by F J Cheney Co Testimonials free
Sold by all Druggists 75c
Take Halls Familr Pills for constipation
About the only difference in in-
vesting 25 in a meerschaum pipe
and siffking a similar sum in a
willow plume is that smoking hurts
you
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Cater
Gold Drinks
Cigars
and
Tobaccos
Space
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FOR MY
AD
NEXT WEEK
Watch For It
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It was a French embassador in
London to whom a peeresB had
been talking for an hour The
lady Baid You must think I am
very fond of the Bonnd of my own
voice The Frenchman replied
Iknew you liked music
Reaching the lop
in any calling in life demands a vigor-
ous body and keen brain Without
health there is no sucresB But Elec-
tric Bitters is the greatest Health
Builder the world has ever known It
compels perfect action of stomach
liver kidneys bowels purges and en-
riches the blood tones and invigorates
the whole system and enables you to
stand the wear and tear of yonr daily
work After months of suffering
from Kidney Trouble writes VV AI
Sherman of Cushmg Me three
bottles of Electric Bitters made me
feel like a new man 50c at
W J Sedberrys
Meat prices in Germany continue
to advance so steadily that the peo
pie are petitioning the government
for relief
5 or > doses of
any case of Chills
25c
6GG will cure
and Fever Price
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Drug Busi
> 5 f
Crows Old Stand
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There is a matter of fact and an
item of history Jefferson must not
overlook this must be remem-
bered and never forgotten As a
matter of fact and an item of his-
tory Jefferson or more correct
near Jefferson is the birthplace
inceptio n or beginning of thp mak-
ing of artificial ice
Here was the firet ice plant in
America Indeed it was the first
artificial ice ever flung upon the
open market qfthe wide wide
word u et tfwnofc flit from de-
picted fancyof5 our Jefferson peo-
ple or lapse fron the mazy memo-
ries ot our denizens
The first ice plant in the world
at Jefferson Just think of sit It
is enough to make our dld Bayou
City not only historic somewhat
but a little conspicuous 1 a fact
indeed it is When we recall how
universal how absolutely necessa-
ry this commodity is now indeed
it is conspicuous The first ice
plant at Jefferson Strange but
thats the way it has gone into
print and long ago The papers
here told it far and near We dont
hear of it now at all but it has
gone the rounds Really it brings
up the old saw you have to go
away from home to hear the news
Out near Jefferson on the Kelly
ville road was one Mr Scotts
homepr cottage so the old paperB
said and in that cottage one Mr
Doyle had him a small ice plant
and there he made ice and the
first place home made ice was sold
was at Jefferson
The papers even had the picture
of the home Mr Doyle done all
Please You
If you have a certain
pose or pictme in mind I
will execute it for you or
just leave it to me I pro-
duce the latest and best
styles in photographic poi
traiture
My line of sample photo-
graphs will convince you
of the quality I put into
my work Come in and
look them over
JENSENS
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Ouick Delivery Service
TTT TTTT TWTTTTT TT T TTTTT
Pure Fresh
Drugs Sundries
School Supplies
and Toilet Articles
PAone Wo 3
He took a bottle up tobd j Kis ey hotreach night J
Drank cocktails in the moraing btSgever could get tight
He shivered in the evening and always Had the blues
Until he had a bowl or two but h neve1 blamed the booze
His joints were full of rheumatis his appetite was slack
He had pains between the shoulders and ctfiils rahftlown his back
He suffered from insomnia at night he cou not hooze
He said it was thfeclimate but neverjDlamedtlheiHobzer
His constitutionVwas run down at least tha whWhKsaid <
His legs weerysweiled each morning and ofteuH iadwelled head j
tackled beer and wHiskey and if it diatffffrsKSggg
He blamed it to dyspepsia but he never blaMdthb1bze
He said he couidjp fc sleej at night and always had badjdreams
He claimed hearways lay awake till early sunrisebeams
He thought jtawamararia alas twas but a ruse v
He blamed ft ofeebryt5ing but he never blamedttfe boose
His liver needed scraping and his kidneysTiad the gout
He swallowed Jots of bitters till at last hecleaned them out
His legs were swelled with dropsy till he had to cut his shoes
He blamed it to the doctors but he never blamed the booze
Then he had the tremens and he tackled rats and snakes
First he had a fever and then he had the shakes v-
At last he had a funeral and the mourners had the blues
And the epitaph carved foi him was He never blamed the booze
John Dunkel Molly Joggers Tales of tho Gampfires
this way back in 1876 now 34
years ago And this the Grst ice
factory in all America the first ice
plant in all the wide wide land
and the beginning of one ot the
great industries and the starting
up ot one of the greatsummbrtime
luxuries And all thiswas at Jef
ferBon
Mr Doyles Jefferson ice plant
made 3 12 tons of pure ice in the
hot summertime Really while
now such an output would seem
little it was quite a victoryjithen
to be sure for remember that was
the first
Mr Doyle it seems left Ihese
parts very soon He went north
and got among the yankees ight
It seems he lost out as usual with
inventors The yankees got the
best of him as usual too How-
ever Mr Doyle done the inventing
even if the yankees did get the
cream as usual
Mi Doyle and his Jefferson ice
plant set on foot a gieat thing
Ice today is a worldwide necessity
and has proved a vast tribute to
mans comfort The wonder is
what would the vovrld have done
without Mr Doyles pnvflntion
uut on the high Texas plains we
see the poor people paing lOcts a
a pound for artificial ie only last
summer f
Pietty soon after Mf Do a got
out with the yankeesfl brightyan
kee woman invented tpeice cream
freezer and ever since we have
had this delicious sunjmer edible
viands or luxury Mij Doyle and
the woman have addjr their quo-
ta to the worlds cuishe and have
given the many mmy millions a
< Htehtful > delectabjedish and it
MJUrted at Jeffersri
iKBme to think if it the ice
cream ireezer has got about all
the public utility anS domestic in-
vention the woman iias gotten up
She lsinventivefuHpf inventions
but in the main her tactfulgenius
dont run on mechanical aftl com-
mon lines Its in TllrSTf4m of
mind and things mental ajtniet
aphysical she is at her best
Spiritualism was inveniSd by
the Fox sisters These sisters held
the first seances called up he first
occult spirits aud were fie first
clairvoyants
Mormonism too is said to have
had its origin with the feninines
She first put that Btrang sort of
mixture into the ready brain of
Smith and Brigham You g
Theosopby too was Ihe offshot
from the fertile mind o a woman
Mrs Blavatsky who brought this
new religion in the world and it
wont down Really it challenges
all the masculine and breeches
brigades
Aside however from all this it
remaisn patent that the first ice
plant waB brought in at Jefferson
and our Mr Doyle while he may
have lost outwas a great inventor
Then too the woman with the
freezer comes in as a great public
caterer for she has contributed
vastly to the worlds pleasure and
comfort
Perhaps some of tho old machin
ery of tho Doyle ice plant is still
extant in the Bayou City If so
it is a fit lelic for the curiosity
shop It deserves a pl4cerhard
by the first cook stove ssjffing ma-
chine saTtric car andi dummy
railroarK ine
J W Lively
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Forced te Leave B Ine
Every year a large Has
sufferers whose luneTe
racked with coughs ano
another climate Bu
and not always sure F
way Let Dr Kings
cure you at home H W
lung trouble writes Wn1
Calamine Ark whenu
and I gained 47 pounds lit weight Its
surely the king of all cau8h cures
Thousands owe theitlivu nn health
ed for
laja
1
to it Its
positively go
Coughs Colds LaGntvT
Croun all lung trousS e
Trial bottle free at J
W J Sedberrys >
1 of poor
sore and
rA to go to
i js costly
l s a better
Discovery
ed me of
Nelson of
1 else failed
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INDEPENDENT IN ALVfflJBSGB EOTXRArijK NOTHING
JEFFERSON TEXAS 5983
3TOOTBER 28i910
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The Unclean
It has been said that no labor is
sohardno venture so perilous that
men cannot be found to undertake
the one and the other
When you read that the police of
Baltimore receive 810000 a year
for winking at the traffic in coqaine
and that one store alone does bus-
iness of 8900 a week in selling this
drug you feel nothing is so foul
and vicous that men will not be
discovered concerned in it Where
the traffic has been brought to
light in most communities it has
been found that the peddlers are
of the lowest order of society men
and women hanging upon the dir-
tier fringes ot life and many of
them victims themselves of the
drug habit But when pharma-
cists are the traffickers and tho po-
lice their protectors one must Beek
a parallel for thia vileness in the
obscure volumes of tho medical
profession dealing with degenera
cy The depth of iniquity to which
these creatures have sunk is be-
low the Blums of the poor ragged
wretches who use the dru g theirs
is infinitely worse their want of
principle is as the vacant places
of the skies where nothing what-
ever exists
Baltimore we trust will take
these moral lepers and put them
where there is nothing for them to
contemplate except their own un-
clean souls Ex
Stops itching instantly Cures piles
eczema salt rhem tetter hives herpes
scabies Doans Ointment At any
drug store
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A stralgM lioiiesf CFeassa f Tartar
Baking JPowsleFo Made trona Grapes
Makes betted more lealilSial fcosL
oi wifhosii deeegBtsosaa
Sheets of postage stamps carried
in the pocketbook frequently stick
together When this happens do
not soak them apart but pass a
warm flatiron over them this sep-
arates them nicely without injuring
stamps or gum
Its the Worlds Best
No one has ever made a salve oint-
ment or balm to compare with Buck
len s Arnica Salye Its the one per-
fect healer of Cuts Corns Bums
Bruises Sores Scalds Boils Ulcers
Eczema Salt Rheum For Sore Eyes
Cold Sores Chapped Hands or Sprains
its supreme Infa ible for Piles
Only 25c at
W J Sedb ys
Nova Scotia expected to harvest
this autum a million barrels ap-
ples among hem a large propor
tion of Gravensteins the best of
all apples But owing to the late
col lains the yield will be cut to
lest than half
J < nts that ache muscles that are
dra a or contracted should be treated
with Ballards Snow Liniment It
penetrates to the spot where it is
needed and relieves suffering Price
2oc 50c and SI per bottle
Sold by All Druggists
RESPECTFULLY
i sujurrf > Mfcl lilrtl 1 Hi
zK s V Sl e X SIS S SSSSS
The latest rendering of the lines
of Burns 0 wad some power
etc is given in a London evening
paper thus 0 wad some power
the giftiegeius to see some folkbe
fore they see us
Dr Thomas Electric Oil is the best
remedy for that often fatal diseases
croup Has been used with succes in
our family for vears Mrs L White
acre Buffalo N Y
The increase in tho number of
insane in the state of New Yorka
during tho last 20 years loaches
97 per cent while the populalion
of the state for same time increasd
but 53 per cent
For a mild easy action of thehowels
a single dose of Doans Regalets is
enough Treatment cures habitual
constipation 25 conts a box Ask your
druggist for them
In 30 years Boston has not aver-
aged one death out of five babies
born during the year
Heay impure blood makes a mud-
dy pimply complexion headaches
nausea indigestion Thin blood
makes you weak pale sickly Burdock
Blood Bitters makes the blood rich
red pure restores perfect health
Texarkana Ark October 24 1910
You Will GET LESS OR PAY MORE
than you should if you make the mis-
take of buying your Fail Clothes be-
fore seeing our stock of Ladies Ready
toWear Garments
We Have Belter Suits ai Coats Than Yon fill FM Anywhere Else
We Pay Your RaiIroad Fare Both Ways
RlTUnWTnB if You Purchase 2500 or More
Procure Your Railroad Agents Receipt for Your Fare
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Taylor, M. I. Jefferson Jimplecute (Jefferson, Tex.), Vol. 43, No. 19, Ed. 1, Friday, October 28, 1910, newspaper, October 28, 1910; Jefferson, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth67284/m1/1/: accessed March 28, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; .