Donations to the Fire Company and Local Notices
Donations to the Fire Company are listed from numerous donors including Bi Ball Or sscescecssescoreiertreeren B2000 John T. McDonald 2500 Marshall Wholesale Grocer 4000 Excelsior Hotel 1000 JIBMIPLE CUTE e020 oe nis ee D. M. Smith 8/00 J H Benefield 6 00 Wire Oa Bhi 250 Allen Urquhart Gee Rose Bud Saloon 2 00 J. D. Jackson Jr 1 50 Hal Singleton 1 00 Sam Eberstadt 100 Dr J A R Moseley 1 00 Eugene Meyer 100 WB RGD 100 WT Armistead 1 00 PR BAN ADE 1 00 Moseley 1 00 Pupiscsi 1 00 NS OAMUIGAT 1 00 John H Bellot Fred Westerburg. Ready to Wear Goods at a Sacrifice on sale at greatly reduced prices. Hon W T Armistead and J H Benefield attended the Texas and Arkansas Bar Associations meeting in Texarkana. A Shooting at a Farmer's Union picnic in Cass county left John Coffman shot in the face, arm and leg. Bill Wilson surrendered to officers. Mrs R. S. Terry and Mrs D W Howard news from Jet Ternon Texas and Leesville La.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ball
John T. McDonald
Marshall Wholesale Grocer Oom
Excelsior
D. M. Smith
P. Eldridge
Hooper-Singleton L ‘Lum. Co
Allen Urquhart
J. D. Jackson, Jr
Hal Singleton
Sam Eberstadt
BP. Jud kinGieee
J. A. R. Moseley
Din Bie Qrowy Iscersseiss
Eugene Meyer
Cesscessesssssennssee
Armistead
Moseley
Pupiscsi Aieiessinse
John H Bellot
Fred Westerburg
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure Promises Relief for Indigestion
Advertises Kodol Dyspepsia Cure as a natural digestive aid that cures indigestion and stomach troubles by cleansing and strengthening the stomach lining. Includes testimonial from S. S. Ball of Ravenswood West Virginia and notes bottle size and price, with manufacturer and local retailer information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S. Ball
Ravenswood
W. Va
Dewitt & CO
Proctors Allowed Bail in Jefferson Killing Case
Marshall witnesses fear to travel to Jefferson for Will Proctor examination trial over Harry Newman murder at Texas and Pacific station. Sheriff Munden plans protection if witnesses come. defense waives examination and bonds set at 2500 each to appear before grand jury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall
Harry Newman
Jefferson
Ener
Jalyist
Monden
Singleton
Marion County
Will Proctor
Jefferson, Texas and Pacific Railway
Munden
Messenger
Terry
Sherff Terry
Attorney Singleton
Sexton
Sheriff Munden
Attorney Sexton
Jefferson killing witnesses defend actions statements
Marshall visitors Newton Proc tor and Will Proc tor deny rumors about the Jefferson incident in which Harry Newman died. They say they did not parade armed men and would protect witnesses in Jefferson court. They deny braggadocio at the station and express no ill will toward Marshall residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will
Charlie Proctor
Jefferson
Harry Newman
Marshall
Proctors
Our City
Munden
Messenger
Terry
Newman
Proctor brothers testify on corpse transport to Marshall
In Jefferson, Charles Proctor describes placing his brother Will under arrest after a killing and aiding in transporting the corpse to Marshall. He explains the coroner’s expected arrival and recounts Sheriff Terry’s reaction to testifying cues. The Proctors returned to Jefferson on the cannonball at 2:20 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Proctor
Will
Sheriff Terry
Munden
Jefferson
Terry
Sunday Messenger
Marshall
Messrs
Charlie Proctor
Magic All Healing Liniment Sale Ad
An old ad promotes Magic All Healing Liniment as the best liniment for both people and animals. It claims no sting blister or burn and soothing healing effects. The notice invites readers to buy a bottle priced two beta at D M Smith’s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prige 2Beta
D. M, Smith
Marriage Announcement From Kildare Church
In First Baptist Church of Kildare J R Lewis officiated as Jessie Howell and Mittie McPherson both of Kildare Texas united in marriage May their life journey be a joyous and prosperous one.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Kildare
J. 8. Lewis
Jessie Howell
Mittie McPherson
Texas
New Marketing System Seeks Demonstrators and Agents
A Bethlehem Pa notice from J C Meesmorn Company offers rapid advancement and positions for demonstrators solicitors general agents and sales staff at 25 cents per hour plus commission. The ad invites men and women seeking part time or full time work to write for details. Also a note that The Jimp has received home grown grapes from G A Daughtery in white and blue varieties offered for sale in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.C. Meesmorn Cosmany
Bethlehem
Jimp
G. A. Daughtery
Adjutant General Dick Taylor Camp Meet and Bargain Notice
The Adjutant General Dick Taylor Camp of U C V is notified to meet Sunday the 15th at 4 p.m. at the Court House. Also Bargains at P Eldridge's with daily offerings and emphasized value. Enpriven Rev T B Anderson departed this week to assist in a meeting for several weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Taylor
Topp
U. C.V
Court House
G. W. L. Dawson
Gro
T. Topp
T. B. Anderson
Election Proclamation for Marion County Primary 1906
Jefferson Texas July 10 1906 proclamation by R A Loomis chairman Democratic Executive Committee orders a primary election July 28 1906 across Marion County precincts with voters required to pay poll tax or hold exemption certificate under Terrell Law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Democratic Executive Committee
Marion County
Tex
Thos
W Taylor
Mime Chapel
W Pyland
Lasater
W Shackelford
Kelwe JT King
Jefferson J Henderson
New Prospect
J H Holly
Lodie W Liverman
Grange
Biies Stalloup
Smithland
John Lindeau
Old AU Wright
R. A. Loomis
Democratic Exec
Com. Jefferson
Texas
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ASTET
Crawford
New York
London
Men’s Outfitters
RegenreLp & Co
W. T. Armistead
J. H. Benefield
Texas and
Arkansas Bar Associations
Texarkana
Farmer's Union
Cass County
Shiloh
John Coffman
Bill Wilson
Wilco
John Wilson
Coffman
Cags County
Henderson St
Jet Ternon
D. W Howard
Leesville
Bulah Brantley
J. F. Crow Drug Co
Will and
Anger
Marshall Mes
Hundred Springs
Hynson Springs
Hill of Health
Texas & Pacific R
Magnesia
Ozark Mountain
Gulf
Hynson Springs Townsite CO
First National Bank
Shreveport
Louisiana
Biooron
P. Eldridge’s
Enpriven
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