Jackson Daily News from Jackson, Mississippi • Page 8

JACKSOX DAILY NEWS. SUNDAY, JUNE 1, 1913. TIE PBODF DF 8 RIPENI HE YOUR LAI MOWED floss SEN-IS WMTHjrHE TEAM OIK MtM'OT liOIMi to imin: A WW Till'. JINY. Ices for Sunday jots in not having a Kodak, getting snaps of baby and home folks or hen on an evening's ride.

$2.00 or $3 00 jrcla a Kodak that will make good pictures anti does not cost much to keep it go ing. Glad to show you. EYR1CH CO HAR.D.WAR.E have an lip-to-dato Hardware store. If it Is Hardware you want wc have it. liuildi-rs' Hardware.

Shetp Hardware, Hardware for tho shop, the field or for the home. Phone us for prices. Our prices will surely get your trade, Jackson Hardware Company Phone 264. ftive time nnA money by using a ready prepared btUnccd VjUio feed. Our RoYal Ox Peed will do the work.

Makes more muscle. licet fr hot weather. Royal Feed and Milling Company, 112 So. Gallatin St. mutJcoM pood XF.W IXSTITI TF.I MY MII.I,.

SAPS COIXKtiF, STI DKXTS. Will Mow Your l.nrt for You at Rra-nonnhlc I'rlera They Know Their liiixlneK nnd Are Marking Their Wmy Tbrouith School. The college student has always rhown hiH ability to suggest new schemes to benefit both himself and his fellow man. An example of this is shown in the. new- Jackson Lawn mowing agency recently established here by several ambitious students of Mill- saps college.

These boys are working I their way through school and in order to obtain work for the summer have decided to keen the lawns of Jackson in goool shape. They realize that the average housewife is continually bothered throughout the summer month with the problem of keeping her lawn in good condition. Their contract to mow her lawn for a certain reasonable price and then without further bother on her part see that the lawn is properly looked after. Such a plan as this should prove very beneficial both to the students I and to the housewives of Jackson. Klsewhcrc in this issue is an advertisement of theirs telling in detail their plan.

JAPANESE TEA ROOM, 115 State Street. Lunches, Salads, lees, Cakes, Candies. Orders solicited and delivered. 'Phone No. 13CG or G7.

Any woman can keep wit hi -i allowance her husband gives her If she can have a chars' account at a dry goods store. PKilSOXAK I00 RF.WA RD Ladies, our monthly compound never disappoints, safvly relieves longest, most obstinate, abnormal rase of suppressed menstruation in three days. Price 2.00. Southern Remedy Memphis, Term. M-26-1 mo.

K. T. H. LKONARD DentlNt al! K. Capital St.

Cvi Jackson Light Tract. Co. BLACKBERRIES, IIDEWBERRIES Wanted at the Canning Factory, Asylum, Miss. Must bo In crates. Get crates from us.

MISSISSIPPI CANNING CO. llnnk Auditor ii. j. llnnk Ainlil Specialty, He fere nee, licnxonnldc Fern, Correspondence Invited. I'll." Henncn Hblg.

New Orlrnnn. Ices and Ice Cream Frozen Lime Frappo Strawberry Peach Apricot Maple Nut Vanilla Frozen Hcylor's Chocolate Ford's Drug Store or. npllol nnd Mill. hut tills office will reprint an' unsatisfactory job as read ly as a reorder. Our reputation is worth more than any job costs.

JONES PRINTING CO. IOtt X. Stae St. JACKSOX, MISS. It Seldom Happens HIIIMIF.Vr FROM THIS SKI'TIOX I I.I, ST A HT SOO.

llnv. Perilled ol to Indulge In Auy Kaperlnirnls Wllk Green Wrn ped Stock, ItemeTnberliig Tili-Ir Heavy nsseji l.ntit Senxon. The Hist shipment of ripe tomatoes has been made from Crystal Springs, the largest ton ato growing point in the United States, it will be at leas' a week, however, before the general crop commencos to mature at that plaen, and shipments become general. A majority of the Crystal Springs growers, having in nind the disastrous experience; of last year, have adopted a safo and sane marketing system, and will not ship any green wrapped stock this year. It is feared that if last 5 ear's plan is followed the market will he again delusel with immature stock, and the bottom will fall out of prices.

The growers also bear in mind that the tomato movement out of Florida will bo heavy during the next two weeks, and that it would be folly to put green wrapped stock on the market in competition with tomatoes from that state. They believe, in other words, that it is bitter to have green stock hanging- on the vines than sweltering in cars on sidetracks at northern market points. The growers believe that they are suing to have a profitable season of good judgment is shown in marketing and the yield will be fully up to expectations. They do not fear competition with Texas points this year, as conditions in that state are similar to those in Mississippi. Does Your Iqu'n Need Mowing? Our plan is this.

A phone message brings our representative to your idoor. He contracts for the work at a satisfactory price and your trouble is over. We then send a competent man who does the work under our personal supervision. Satisfaction having been given, our representative again comes around and collects for the amount. Thus, your old worry of dealing with" the hired man and supervising the work is eliminated by us.

King ms Jackson Lawn Mowing Agency OF THAVF.I.F.HS. Illg Over nt VlekMlmrg Diir-Ing (he Week. The Mississippi Travelers' Association have perfected all plans for their sixth annual convention at Yicksburg, Friday and Saturday next, and have issued a very it tractive program in their official colors orange and black, giving the program of the two days anil various si-rues of the Mississippi river, Yicksburg, the National Military park and Nationiil cemetery, with short ilesoi-ipt there. The program Is as follows. June th.

a. m. I'arado, with hand. a. m.

opening exercises at city hall. Prayer Rev. C. Jones. Welcome by Mayor J.

W. Hayes. Response by Pr-osident K. D. Self.

A'ocal and instrumental music by local artists. "What is a Drummer, Anyhow?" hy Hon. A. A. Armlstead.

1:00 p. in. Luncheon. 4:00 m. Auto ride through National park, M.

and Ladies. 9:00 p. m. Danco at Carroll Hotel. June 7th.

9:30 a. m. Kusiness session. 1 :00 p. nt Luncheon.

2:30 ii. in. Husiness session. 6:00 m. Boat rido on steamer Ken Hur.

Refreshments, music and dancing. juii'liers of invited guests have accepted invitations to attend and a record breaking attendance of members is forecast by the secretary. The railroads will put on one and one-third fare plus 25c for the occasion. Altogether this convention promises to loan epoi in the career of this live body of travelers who have secured many and groat In in tits not alone for themselves, but for the general public, amium which are the sanitary hotel law, the hulk sales law, four days storage of baggage and the anti- tipping laws. The Jackson Hardware company have something interesting to say in thei-ad.

today. After years of honest endeavor it no that trade Is coming their way. They advertise anything you need in hardware. The best of goods for the money, prices reasonable, and careful attention to filling orders Being too clever at the wrong time has created many a confirmed spinster. 0.

li. Pelton. SprinitfioM, Ohio, writer: had hard attack acute indiKe-'-ti--n unci nearly dud: Irfl ir.y 'Tii in such sh.ipe 1 could in I i at i many kinds of food wiUn'in liist i'i pains, took many kinds of medicine from Mini i 1 1 other lund I heard of. of( nini teen pounds. 1 your ad.

in the laily Sis; wont next day ami yrot package of your 1 "iost it put relief tho third ilay. Took pack-affs in all, have gained fourteen pounds, feel line, fat anylhinir without any ill ft. cts; in. fact, f-cl like a new man ami am as strong un an ox. 1 antl hfif recommended 1 to ptany K.

Paul. CIS vers Tele-do. Ohio, says: "Voi remedy 1 i it if tlx thing 1 over tried for ftonii.rli trouMrK. 1 can oat tho bluest dish of fried i "lis now without suf-Ternis afterwards. Would not" bo without I'iKistit if it.

tost live times lis much." Hundreds of unsolicited reports come to us continually from prateiul user? of 1 icostit. t)) now-princ iple tre.ument for indigestion, dy? pepsia, gastritis, four Ktomach, etc. Pie), arid in little raxy-to-take tablets and gold l.y diTKnlxt.i at 2 Sc. for tile trial jdzc and 50c. for larKo.

i.e. You really should try it. Get package today and ber.in taking the little tablets as diioeted; you will lie agreeably surprised at the results. rmso tiu imjkh c.uik ok PIIVSHIAN AT KDWAKI), Ili-enme Suddenly Sick While Attend-Inn Hrunion uf oiifedernlr et-eriin nt linttanooKH the I'un( Well Knonn In MIhmInhIpiiI. Col, A.

Montgomery, one of the members of the board of trustees of Hie state penitentiary, is very ill at his home at Kd wards, according to information that reached Jackson over long distance telephone yesterday afternoon, and it is improbable that he will be able to attend the meeting of the trustees next Tuesday. The cause of his illness is not known, but he is Buffering an attack of fever. I VI. Montgomery became suddenly ill at Chattanooga, while he was attending the Confederate veterans reunion, lie was at once placed under the rare of a physician, and later returned to his lii.mii- at Kd wards, where lie has been receiving medical attention since his arrival. The friei.ds of Col.

Montgomery, and they are legion in sincerely hone that lie soon will entirely recover. The sick man la a prominent member of the Confederate veteran organization of this state, and was among the bravest soldiers who fought in the ranks of the Confederacy during the civil war. Col. Montgomery has been much in the public eye In Mississippi of late owing to the suit he brought against Gov. Brewer, with other trustees of the penitentiary, for ".00,000.

alleging defamation (if character in connection with the Investigation of the chief executive into ix-ports regarding alleged Irregularities In the sale of cotton and other state products. HE WILL KEEPJE LID 0 t.OV. II It 7 I It LIMITS 111; TO OM; Ml K( SrvrrKi I. ll vi maker Have sked Him In lleeonnneinl Hunk lnxii-rtlin l.nrt, ml Oilier Topics, hut Hi-rHlvdj- Deellinx to llo So. Several letters have been received at the governor's office during the past few days from members of the legislature suggesting that subjects other than the leVeo bond issue be brought up for consideration at the extra session to lie convened on June 10th.

To all of these communion ions Gov. Brewer has replied that he ext ra ill bo limited execlusivi ly to the bond issue; that he will tint send in any messages a ut horinlng the con-sidi ration of other topics. In replying to the lawmakers the govern. ii- says that he fully realizes the in portaiice of a bank inspection law, a state reformatory. other topics that have been suggested, but believes that they should go over until the regular session in January.

It has been intimated that tin- legislature may take some notice of tie-scandal in the management of tin-state penitentiary, and possibly appoint a committee to make a tlioiough investigation of prison It is not believed, however, that this course is likely, for Governor lirewer is ap-paiently making good headway witli the investigation, and getting more evidence than could possibly be dug up by a legislative investigating COL MONTGOMERY IS III IMHe Mi Un llnek for ItnMill', I'niil I tint Hen l.rfl llr-hlnd Dnrkcy HrrnkM Inlit Prim Over nl Meridian. Men Sanders, mascot and pintail of the loam, is on the road with the team for the purpose of driving away the jinx. Thus far he has met with hut little success in that endeavor. However, a telegram from Manager Ollle Mills last niulit requested the of tie insane hospital to Hend by express Hen's left hind foot of a rabbit, killed in the asylum graveyard (luring the dark of the moon, and with this potent Influence it is expected that the jinx during the remainder of the road trip. lien broke Into print after his arrival in Meridian, in proof whereof the following is reproduced from the Meridian Star: "The baseball team carries with it on its road trips, one party from whom the boys can always e-pend on for cheerinK' words when thiiiMS ko wrong or when an exceptional pood play is made.

This person-ii go is no other than an old colored man. Van Sanders, who for years has been an Inmate of the asylum in yet who is of such a mil.l disposition that he enjoys freedom at all times. "Sanders is mnking his first trip to Meridian with the team, and he always has some cheering word for the'play-ers. and at times whoops 'em up with the most ardent of fans. lie is about 60 yearn of ag and has been at the asylum fourteen years.

He never misses a ball same when the team is in Jackson, and is an object of interest on the playing Held. "The Jackson players swear by him, ami depend on him to stave oft the jinx when it approaches." it, mhs. ioo ii ulled Home li? Illness of Mr. Moorr'l Mother. Mr.

day Moore, for the past Kuv-jj oral years machinist-operator In charge of the Mergent huler batteries of the Pally News. left, last night fur his old homo at Cincinnati, lie was accompanied by Mrs. Moore, and their stay will be indefinite. A few days since Mr. Monro n-relved a letter conveying the sad news that his venerable mother is in failing health, Following a surgical operation it was necessary to taku her to the summer home of the family north of Cincinnati, and, "while her condition is not immediately critical, Mr.

Moore felt that it was his lilial duty to rejoin the family circle. The departure of this splendid young couple from Jackson will cause tliu deepest regret among a wide circle of friends and aeiuuintanocs here. The Pally News never had a more competent man in charge of Its mechanical department than Guy Moore. A thorough gentliynan In every respect, he has won many friends, and it. is sincerely (o bo hoped that bis beloved mother will enjoy a speedy recovery, and permit his return to Jackson.

Moore has won the love and esteem of the good women of Jackson through her energy and devotion as an eflicor and worker in the King's Paughters. She is a woman of rare culture and personal charm, and will be deeply missed in the work to which she has shown such loyal devotion. liegrets for til-- onst seldom keep woman from the presenl. Violins, Mandolins, Guitars, Music Stands. The Carolyn Gordon Music Store.

Phone 362. Jackson, Mississippi. There is nothing that will give you more pleasure than a Kodak, getting pictures of home ami friends or on an outing, the cost being small, as Kyi-loll have, splendid Kodaks for $2.00 and :i.00 and they will lie lad to show- you. DELICIOUS HOT ROLLS Every Evening At 5 o'Clock. Vienna Rolls, Parker House Rolls, Rusk Rolls, Cinnamon Rolls.

These are positively not delivered. M'GOUGH'S BAKERY. swim; is a method that Insures success. To be consistent is only to save judicious-j ly save where it is possible. It will i lie possible to save, after you have started in more ways than you think.

Money deposited in this bank draws 4 per cent, interest compounded semi annually. Wealth made stop by step is sure: it is of tho kind that you will appreciate anil know how it was made Start a savings account -ave steadily and you will surely ac'tuire wealth. CITi.KNS SAVINGS HANK Tlil'ST CUM I 'AN V. PR-t i i i 1 of fm 31.1 L. Peril S-'t, JACKSOX, MIS.S.

voi: it paiii.i.fohii FHHs AVKI.I. WAIPH. 5 Gallons 50 Cts. Hall Brothers, Phone 1 53 Jno. B.

Rickctts, Attorney-at-Law Notnry Pnlille. 'Phone T36. Kress Bids. Jackann, Sliiisliilppl. NKnPOI.lTAN hisqcp: CIIKKItY SHKIUIY Tl TTI FKl'TTl ST A WHKRRY CHOCnl.ATK VANILLA and KANAKA ICK CHKAMS KIU'IT SliF.ltnKTS rirnxc I'huiir lour Order ly 12 ll'tliifk.

J. S. Mangum Hunter A MH.re'N CAlllti IV 1IIMJS COIMV IS A THOKOl (.11 OX IS, From 7, to SOU' KniinlliHtUms Will lie Made by Dr. Ilownrd mil Ills AsKlNtaiitN In This County A 1 1 I the Xext Sis AYeeks, Dr. II.

H. Howard, of the state board of health, who is conducting the campaign against the hookworm in Hinds county, announces that from 7,500 t' K.000 examinations will he made by his Held forces within the next six weeks. The campaign in this county will he a thorough one. While the percentage of infection thus far found is not as large as that of many other counties, the health authorities ale determined to thoroughly eradicate the disease. A large amount of literature on homo sanitation will be placed in homes throughout tho county, and several score of illustrated "lectures will be delivered.

The following itinerary has been arranged, and on the dates at the places indicated, I'r. Howard will meet the people and examine, and treat all cases of hook worm disease free of charge. Kolton, Mondays, June Oth, liitii and -3rd. from 10 a. m.

to 1:.10 p. m. Kdwards. Mondays, liitii and 2Srd from 2 p. in.

to 5 p. m. Tinning school, 10th and 17th. Tony, Juno 11th and mil from a a. m.

to 12 Clinton, June 12th, Huh and liHth. lry Grove school. June lth and 25th. Kayniond, June 21th and July 1st. Cayuga, school, June 25th and July 2nd.

Kalian! school, June 27th and July 4th. rUea, June SOth and July 7th. The dispensary at Jackson will be open on Saturdays only, after June th. Specimens left at the dispensary during the week will be reported on, and treatments issued on this day only. We.

are supplying your state, cities, many towns, federal government, and railroads with our Mecca Coal. AVhy not you? Note H. T. U. tests compared with Cahaba Tied Ash Coal: Meeen Coal hent null 1,1177.2 Can aim Hed Ash hent iinllM 1.1 ISP.

(I Mecca Coal costs much less than tho above comparative difference in value. Morrison Coal Co. Long distance Tel. Will. TM.K OX "1X1)1 STHIAL Dir Al.l.OI'MFX r' TTF.SmY MIJIIT.

Memphis lOilllor to He FnO-rOiliied Here Willi Automobile Hid-, find Given Opportunity to See l. IdeueeH of tirent ProitrrsK. 1 J. Mooney, editor of the Commercial-Appeal, of Memphis, has notified the committee on program, of tin-boosters' rally for next Tuesday night, at the Century theatre, of njM acceptance of an invitation to be present and deliver an address on the subject of "Indust rial Development." In bis letter expressing thanks for the invitation to speak hen-, and saving it gave him pleasure to accept, Mr. Mooney stated that he long had wished to come to Jackson and remain Jong enough to have an oppnrtuni'v to see for himself the marvelous growth and wonderful development that lias taken place in Mississippi's capital during the past few years.

While Mr. Mooney lias visited Jackson upon several occasions his stay was of such a limited nature that he did not have time to ride over the city and see in detail its points of interest and ev'denoe of procress us he wisli -1. When he comes this time he will be shown over all the residence and business sections, and when he leaves he will know Jackson by heart, so to speak. Mr. Mooney is one of the best known editorst in the South, and held high po-s'tions with Hearst and Munsey publications before going to Memphis.

At one time he was managing editor of the New York American. The paper over which lie now presides is considered one of the South's leading dailies. HI.IXI1 TKiKRS TO LI'AVH Mayor Suspends l'lnon of Mndilox I n-iler Strict Condition. A. o.

Maddox, a notorious blind tiger, who recently was fined $200 in police court on two charges of illicitly selling whiskey, has been "fired out" of Jackson by Mayor Taylor. That is to say the mayor made Maddox a proposition that was accepted. He offered to remit his recent fines if he would agree to leave the city not later than tomorrow, und remain away for keeps. If he comes buck the chief of police has. orders to take him into custody to serve out bis unexpired sentence.

Attorney Goners 1 Floss A. Collins went to Meridian yesterday. On last night he delivered an address there before the car repairers' union on the subject. "The Relation of Working Men to Government." Judge Geo! tie A. McLean, of Winona, was among tho prominent visitors i-i liie city last ey -ning.

lii'' ieir cooling -drinks and ice ctonm are iiom ishir.g easy to digest. n.r creams are Jerey-riih; i-ds contain pure The flavorings we use are fresh and naturiil and mont delirious. Give your li.tle folks a dime a piece and them tome to our cooling fount and have wholesome f'l'H candy is PCL'E. Come to OUR Drug Stcre. MOORE CULLEY Phone 1399 Home 395 -si i i 7 ii mi -a.

ll miiun Do You Work Hard? THE JACKSON SANATORIUM, Jackson, Miss. (Opposite the West Side of the Governor's Mansion) A modern Hospital, thoroughly equipped, especially for Surgical Cases. Open to all the Doctors and every patient regardless of creed or religion. Homelike comforts. Annex for colored patients.

GRADUATE NURSES FURNISHED THE PUBLIC ON APPLICATION. DR. JULIUS CRISLER, Surgcon-in-Charge, Jackson, Mississippi. Some people who work hard for their money are so short sighted that tiny spend all of their earnings and do not save money. If you work hard for your money, make your money work for you.

Set it to work earning interest. Kvcry time you money from any source, salary, wages, the sale of prod-no, rents, or other income, deposit a part of what you receive with this Lank, where your money will earn and be against any possible loss. WF. M.SO CfOt MS HJKfT 'III CIIKCK. We Want Your Good Will We will try and earn this through giving you satisfactory service.

Should wv in any manner fail in this, tell us about it, give us an opportunity to correct the fault. Complaining to your neighbor accomplished nothing; make the complaint to us. To Serve You Satisfactorily Is Our Ambition If your lights arc not -working as they should, tell us. If your gas range is troubling you, tell us. Our New Gas Ranges Have Arrived We are now ready to show you all of the newer things in gas ranges and water heaters.

Even though you are already supplied with these appliances, call at our office and see the latest ideas. Jackson Light and Traction Co. A REMINDER You- have never dreamed that clothes ko good could be bought so cheaply. AVe tailor them to fit you and guarantee absolute satisfaction. T.

B. DOXEV. The Merchants Bank and Trust Co, JACKSON, MISSISSIPPI Capital and Surplus $350,000..