The Liberty Vindicator from Liberty, Texas • Page 3

LOOK OUT FOR MALARIA. An epidemic of Malaria is sure to follow the wet season and the high waters which have prevailed all over the South. Malarial and kindred will develope to an alarming extent. General health conditions will be bad; every precaution should be taken. Tha Systam Must tlHod to Raslst Malarial A trial of fifty years has demonstrated that for tills emergency, Dr.

Iron Tonic has no equal, Iron is the fighting element in the blood, and the kind of iron supplied by Dr. Iron Tonic is just the kind the system requires to successfully combat malarial conditions. wait until you are attacked. Take it now and fortify yourself; it is an absolute safeguard and, at the same time, it is the best tonic and invigorant for the entire system. On tho other hand, quinine disturbs the system and its cumulative poison begets greater physical troubles than those it is employed to remedy.

Where a bad case of chronic Malnrla already exists, take DR FBVKR and AGUE SPECIFIC. It is guaranteed to cure. Price 50 cents. BUT IF YOU WILL HARTER'S IRON TONIC Vou lioit'f Have Malaria. Price f.

All dealers handle, or send to autuk edicine Dayton, Ohio. Houston, 1,1901. have umhI Dr. ffcjr Iron Tome inyeelf and In iny ptCr family for over twenty flve and Xs can liearllly recommi nd it. I tt tx to ward od mm- tfe lariul and other fevers.

1 J. H. atks Land and Emigration Age, Frisco Una. that above icstlmsalsl Is fcaalaa.) I LOCAL and Itcniitifnl Tribute. J.

Sidney Skinner of Galveston was in the city Monday. 0 Miss Millicent McClendon of Alvin is in our burg this week visiting Miss Clara McGinnis. The Barbecue at Cleveland.IX SIDE I'll A IRIK 0 ISTK 1 Mr. and Mrs. Saturday for visit relatives.

To the INDICATOR The barbecue at Cleveland. Texas, on the Fourth of July was in every respect a grand success. The good people of Cleveland had tried to have barbecues and public entertainments H- ji if. tofore, but from some cause thev had W. Dudley left a Bu, ississlppi raI1gcmenls wtre made and carricd out almost to a letter, and everybody Paul Haillio, who has been at Sour Lake for the past two months, has returned home on account of bad health.

seemed to enjoy themselves and have Mrs. ameron and children 1 returned home Wednesday from 1 lot a f.T 1 "me Springs, where they have for the past month recuperating. been l.a\\\er loin of I lou.ston coojced under the management ame over Monday and busy assisting Sheriff Sharman writing1 deeds for the lands sold Tuesday. PUBLISHED EVERY Hy T. .1.

onor and ublisher CLARENCE A. CHAMBERS, A OCIA I im tor HUilSCIIIPTION 1.00 itNmw. Entered at the Postofticeat Liberty, Texas, Second Class Matter. F. M.

Vanselow and family have moved to Sour Lake where they will reside in future. Mr. Vanselow was among the first livery stable men at Sour Lake and has built up a business of which he is proud. -----------------------Among those who were buying lands here, at the big tax sale. Tuesday, we noticed J.

V. Tat kaberry, W. S. Swilley, Tom Branch, A. McDonald, Houston; Chas.

S. Ott, W. K. Davidge, J. S.

(Jregory, (lalveston Dr. A. J. Mynatt, Devers; F. M.

Darst, J. S. Johnson, Wm. F. Shaffer.

Cleveland J. R. Davis, Wallisville; Wm. Habeock, L.Friedman, I Try a ran of French The Libertyites at Sour week are numerous. peas, at Lake this, tOl II I Convened in regular session Monday morning with Judge Rayburn on the bench, (lerk kctt.

county attorney Tinker and deputy sheriff Lee Cherry hand. ts in the following cases have been rendered i T. Bennett, fraudulent taking a set of harness. Not guilty. in.

Miller, obstructing public road. Not Zimmerman, indecent guagc. ine $1.00 and Wi direct attention to the ad. of the Sopjkheast Texas( ollege, which appears in another olumn. Jasper has an en viable reputation for maintaining this institution of learning in its high order.

And situated as it is. in a prohibition Our extremely patriotic celebrated the Fourth on the 6th, at Turtle Bayou. All an enjoyable time. Postmaster Calhoon has recently added to his office eight combination lock boxes. --------------We are all glad to see Sheriff big deputy, Lee Cherry, again in Liberty after an absence of several months on Prairie.

The site for the bank building has been changed from the lot adjoining the Riviere brick building to the lot between the postottice and Richardson's store. Wyche, the East Texas Optkian, will remain here only a few days, and you who need glasses should have him test your eyes. He has a nice, cool office, There was plenty of nice, well bar- i becued beef, kid and pork on the table, besides bread, cakes, pies and other nice things. All meats were of uncle level and cook, who has had years of experience in barbecuing meats, and it is useless to say that he had the meats cooked and seasoned as nicely as could be desired. Everything being in readiness dinner was announced at one o'clock and a crowd of one thousand people feast- ed on the nice dinner spread before them.

There was plenty for everybody to eat and enough left to feed a hundred more. Everybody seemed to enjoy themselves nicely and all was pleasant and lovely. We feel that Cleveland has battled down the dark ages and will hereafter be one of Liberty best and most peaceful little towns. The writer has known Cleveland from its infancy to the present time, and we feel proud that a lawless spirit is giving way to that of peace and good will. We thank the good people from neighboring towns for their presence and good wishes.

Omnia vincit amor. Please publish the above and oblige. Certainly we the Its our duty to do so, and nothing affords us moie pleasure than to do our duty- The indicator would like tor you to send us items every week. I.AMB ALS. iberty indicator Not having seen in your paper any of the doings from this part of 1 will give your readers the of this place Lamb, Texas.

Cleveland will be the "center of for the population of Lamb and surrounding country, as all left on tram for that place. Hope all will have a pleasant We learn Mr. Chas. Lamb, of this place has bought the right to manu- To he indicator I wonder if a few items of news from Inside Prairie would interest your many readers? The gloom and depression of early spring has passed away, and farmers everywhere wear a smiling face, when they view the fields of waving corn, cane, cotton and other crops reward of their faithful toil. The abundant rains lately have assured a bountiful harvest, should no misfortune overtake us between now and then.

Cotton is looking fine a few boll weevil have made their appearance. But with cotton at io cents even half a crop will pay the farmer for his trouble. Our gardens afford us an abundance of nice vegetables, with tender roasting-ears, spring chickens, and plenty of milk and butler, we bid defiance to hard times, though a depleted pocket-book stares us in the face. No sale of cattle, though they are sleek and fat, and we daily look for a buyer. The fish-fry planned for jth.

on the river side, was rained out, though several ventured and report a good time. After the crops were laid by several of the boys went to Sour Lake to seek work. Some have returned, and report more hands than work. Rain, mud. sickness, robbery, murder, and everything the sun" is holding a high hand there.

They were glad to return to die pure atmosphere of home, with but few dollars made, but rich in city Mr. Tullos and family have gone on a visit to their old Louisiana home. Mrs. Bratcher and two children from Hill county, are visiting her brothers, the Messrs. Barrett.

After years she finds great changes in places and people. She will return in a few days accompanied by her mother, who has been spending the winter in this genial climate. We have preaching a month at the M. E. church and Sabbath school every Sabbath at the Baptist church.

The steel-range men have been canvassing the neighborhood and met with fine success. Their fine kitchen furniture be an inspiration whether we haw anything to or not. 1 Wishing the indicator the success its kind old editor deserves I will lose. M. V.

('. junior editor deserves most of the credit lor the energy and lively spirit evinced nvw in every the Editor Of Senator Hoar to the People of tne South Loves the Great Qualities Which Belong to Them. The following beautiful tribute to the people of the South, is taken from a late speech delivered by Senator Hoar, of Massachusetts, who has been generally conceded to be one of the bitterest enemies of the South. He said life, politically, has been a constant strife with the leaders of the southern people, yet as I grow older 1 have learned not only to respect and esteem them, but 1 love the great qualities which belong to my countrymen of the southern states. They are a noble race.

may well take pattern from their virtues that give strength and glory to a Irec people. I heir love for home their chivalrous respect for woman; their courage; their delicate sense of honor; their constancy which can abide by an opinion a purpose through adversity and prosperity years and generations And there is another corruption and the low temptation ot money has not yet found any place in southern politics. My liiends, we can not afford to live a state of estrangement from a people who possess these qualities. They friends ot bone of our bone, flesh of our flesh, blood of our blood, and if 1 have a right to speak lor Massachusetts, will say for her. me not to leave thee, or forsake thee; where thou go- est 1 will go.

I hy people shall be my people and ihy Cod my First Aid (o Injured Without equal for Wounds, Bruises, Burns, Colic, Cramps, Headache and Ncurnlsria. 20 YEARS THE STANDARD io bottlb I nr SO and her rouse Medicine New osh rm H. P. Kumpe, druggist Leighton, writes: of my customers had a child, which was sick and threw up all food could retain nothing on its stomach. He bought one bottle of Cream Vermifuge ami it brought up 1 worms from the child.

It's the boss worm medicine in ihe White's (Team Vermifuge is also the tonic. It improves their digestion and assimilation of food, strengthens their nervous system and restores them to the health, vigor and elasticity of spirits natural to childhood. 2 at SieusofPs. Toll us the news, so we may tell our readers. Say a good word lor us.

Workimi Day ami Niyhl. I'he busiest and mightiest that ever was made is Dr. Life Pills These pills char.j ness into strength, listlessness into energy, brain-fag into mental power. onlj a SoldbyAgcr. thing New oooe aKttocaacaoosxc s- Cures Sciatic.

Rev. W. I Riley, L. I Cuba, New York, wiites: "Alter filiceli day'' ol lating pain from sciatic rheumatism, under various treatments. 1 was induced to try Snow Liniment, the first application giving me great reliel.

and the second entire relief. I can give it unqualified recommendation. 50 and I. ai SteusofTs. All good county paper.

uld th No Pity Shown. "For years late was alter tne writes I Cullcdge, Verbena, Ala. had a terrible of piles tausing 21 tumors. When all failed Bucklcn's Arnica Salve cured me. Equally gooil lot burns and all aches and pains.

Only 2 at Agei's not forget that the isiut vi job is prepared do anv kind ot job Printing on short and at reasonable prices. It you want a Blank ol any kind let us figure tin your order. can save you money. 1 tt a a a a a a a a a a a Southeast Texas College. TKXAS, twenty Seventh Annual Session Begins Septate 7,1903, I'UI CTOIiS Til Academic Department with the Primary tirades and prepares for the Sophomore Class at ihe Slate I'nivershy.

Special attention to lurs i ourses leading ttj any grade of Stale Ccitificaie. Music Department turmshes instruction on Piano ot Stringed Instruments and on Skilled instructors from the best iuusu schools this country. Business Department offeis advantages not possessed by am other school in the Stale. Positions secured for graduates in this department. Jasper is one tit the healthiest locations in the State.

There never been a serious case ot sickness in the institution during the L'ti years ul its existence. KEl EKENCES First National Bank, Jasper, es Conga 15 Beaumont, I'evas; Hon. J. II. Kirby, Houston.

Mr For catalogue address P. I HL PER, Jasper, Texas. 4 09 90 soogock; ksxjzkv jo? Vi 8 Vou need an Acknowledgement ord and a Notarial Seat Pet the Vi si have your order. MID-SUMMER SALK. don't have to send home to have arc prepared to handle mi any kind punting that lui nish vou have to oimnunitv in (I css.irv is send li, modernly fitted up for his business, over facture lhe Roath Wallis fertilizer 7 jan Ager drugstore.

Sheriff Tax Sale" of land, which was advertised three weeks in the indicator but at no expense to state or county) drew a large crowd of strangers here last Tuesday. are to announce that Mrs. N. B. Kennedy of Houston, will county, a community noted tor its 1 visit Liberty on SafUrday, wealth intelligence iclinement anti hos- 7 pitali ty Southe the school ist Texas.

is the pride of all The ai 'OK is imleetl glad to know that Messrs. Mi Dearmon llol- iik I. vvho bave a brandi lavt and lami office at Sour Lake, are doini; well. Od Vii Throtuii asl tmiidrv. Mr.

J. Babcock, of Devers, a few miles this side of Sour Lake, is in the city. Mr. Babcock has a large tract ol land within four miles of the Sour Lake disirict, and he has held for a long time that there is oil on the land. Owing to ill health he has not developed the field, but his visit to the city at this time is for the purpose of making arrangements to sink a number of test vvehs.

In conversation with a Post representative last night Mr. Babcock said, concerning the reported oil discoveries in this city and vicinity has been my belief ever since 1 first came io tins section a few years ago, that there is oil all through the country. Of course there is more of tt in some places than there is in other places. 1 nave never been in the Biunner neighborhood. 1 read the account of find in the Post.

that depth, where indications are so stiong, it is a pretty evidence that there is oil underneath. However. is possible that the oii percolates through the from some place else- They talk about vegetable oils and mineral oils. 1 don't put much siotk the theory that there such a thing as mineral oil. Minerals are found in the oil, but that does not mean anything.

The oils we have here come from coal beds in the northern pun am of the Mate or Indian tv, and hive percolated through the ncrever conditions are favorable a pocket is formed. Vou will not find od clay. and if there is clay where ihe indications have been discovered ai Brunner isn't oil hatever II it is in sand and made after a cap ough that is a good that they have found oil. uuht but that if the field is tu'elligeutSy a rich strike the rut. IV, Will it mi oi as IV i louet hi wa? OY ill ItraniiU oc Ine sUmpei C.

Me ver told le boti. Utwiit uthe denier who to mU jut 4 in the interest of the Old and Home. Born On Saturday, July 4th. at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Sjiencer. a fine boy. 'The Vindicator suggests 10 the fond young as a most appropriate name for the son. -----We hear that 100 acres of the an I. on the east side of the Trinity river.

has bcvn purchased and a couple of test wells will be put down immediately. C.F. Steusoff receivet 1 from Houston last Sunday several gallons of ice cream that his patrons might treat themselves. He advertised his intention in last indicator ami long before the day had gone his supply of ice cream was exhausted. A number friends of Robert Chambliss assembled at his home last Saturday afternoon to enjoy the celebration of his seventh natal day.

Mirth anti merriment reached the highest in the joyous hearts of the hildren anti they left the happy home with lasting, pleasant recollections of the day. Constable Devore took a couple of shots at a Negro, ednesday evening. Bush had a disturbame with his and when the constable ent to lock him up he tried to escape, but not admiring the way Mr. Devore used his gun. Bush soon give up" and ame as humble as a lamb.

A hundred-dollar race, we learn, has been made between Tom horse Devil," and a horse belonging to Art hie Wright, of Buttfield, to be run in August, lioth horses are thorough-breds, and Uith owners are confident that his horse will win. The race will be run here. Mr. R. Robertson who has been sut'i essfully a shingle mill Horse-shoe lake, for the past year is making arrangement)! to move his mill to Saratoga, where he has recently purchased some valuable timlicr.

Mr. Robertson savshe has but one rea- for leaving Liberty ami that is bet ausc he make more money at Saratoga To Curt Celd In 0 Oay Take Lasative Bromo Quinine Tablets All druggists reiund the money if it tails to cure. E. Grove's signature uu u-h UVft. in Liberty county.

He intends and is making preparation to test the good qualities of it himself before he offers it to the public. It is with a sad feeling we chronicle the death of the child of Mr. and Mrs. Bud Smith. Also, the death of Mrs.

Ada child. Mr. and Mrs. Higgs were over from Fcjua to see old friends. are in a state of perplexity on account of our doctor, J.

Hubert, letting the measles catch him. Be careful doctor, we want you at Shepherd next Saturday the iith. as several of the expect to meet there on that day. There was a dinner at Mr F. on the 4th.

and those invited enjoyed the glorious once more. Only a few families were present. Well, Lamb is getting her share til rain this year. Corn is line anti planting of sweet potatoes is now the order of the day. Mr.

Darst of Pelican passed through Lamb on his "go quick at the rate of 50 miles per hour, going to Rayburn on business. The first watermelons of the season were brought to town ttiday. Mr. J. Lite! was the purchaser, and the Negro is now happy.

Mr Lamb has placed an addition to his in the shape of a neat little row boat. He says he has about fifty thousand black and rock bass this year. young bass are to 4 inches long and will toon be large enough for good sport. Prof. K.

Rice was in the city and informs your correspondent that he is the over the kids at Oak Shade school house. Correspondent. DEVKlift UM Al.v Rev. S. M.

Stovall and Miss Jerusha Smith, of Oak Dale, at the home of Mr. Marion Smith on Batson's Prairie. Saturday evening. Rev. T.

H. Feagtn oftuiating. Quite a number passed through here from Beaumont and Liberty, en route to Chambers county to attend the 4th of July celebration Dr. J. VS'elit returned home Wednesday, much improved in health.

Splendid rains here. The rice looks well, and farmers are expecting lietter times in the near future, when the har. vest days are over. V. Rtpultivt Blai khcads, pimples, greasy facet and muddy complexions, which are to common among at a certain age, destroying beauty, disfiguring and making repulsive, features which would otherwise appear tive and fined, indit ate that the liver is out of order.

An 00 as- sionai dose of Herbiue will cleanse the bowels, regulate the liver and so establish a clear, healthy complexion. i. DAYTON ITEMS. W.S.Johnson is on the sick list again. Bully for Slilson She is getting a double-barreled depot and will have an agent.

Messrs. Bullard and Schaffer took in Sour Lake Monday. Water is now being spouted on the rice fields at Slilson from three wells. Misses Lady and Mosie Davis spent Sunday at the Entzminger ranch. Joe Carpenter it pumping water out ol Old river drain for flooding rice.

Chris, lleadigard is over from Jefferson county this week. He has 150 acres ol rice that is waist high. Paul Harbour came over Irom Crosby rice fields Tuesday. He reports plenty ot water from their canal, and rice lotikmg fine. TraymoiiB ibcock has returned from Dallas where he was acquiring the art of telegraphy.

There ill be a big 1 rop ol late matos. The rice anal will ross the railroad at Cedar station. Messrs. Alford, Blackman and Varbrough arc at Sour Lake lor a lew days. Mrs.

C. Evans is wearing out a ascot slow lever at her father's home in Stilton. I I Soiithi'Mst Texas Mi'ctimr, YOU KNOW WHAT YUU AHE TAKINU when you take Tasteless Chili Tonic because the formula is plainly printed on every bottle showing that it is simply Iron and Quinine in a tasteless form. No cure, No pay. 50c.

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We aie offerii Men's fine $1 50 now 1. now $1.75. $2.75. Latlic.s' low cut shoes value $1 $1.15, now kind now kind, now Lathes' high top shoes just as Sin tal in low 1 it 4 stime Spet ial Hies, value and and $3.50 kind, and $3.50 kind now anti regularly, our work, liiunitv. it iti not will ben at der lor oftdcnt 1 ountv.

and alt us in outlook- 213 1-3 VOU $1.00 and a fine line of tieap. shoes I. 5 adic valve now for 73c. and Trim mod latest styles and shapes which we will sill at half price, Ome and see them while there is a full selection. All lawns and organdes sold ai veiv low prices.

Straw hats lor and men. iront jjc up. Come and get our es liefore ing elsewhere and be convinced that you get more for same money and same you less at S. Goldstein. ACRES Ol LAND, with improvements, in the M.ti.

White league of land, mi uated in iberty ounty. Texas, about 3 miles the town ol label ty For price and terms apply to MACE DUNBAR, Box 450 Lake Charles, La. At Woodville, Texas, July 2 Uth, August Sam S. Holcomb aud Wife in Charge. Everybody invited to attend this meeting.

Plenty room Come prepared to camp. Mrmg your tent or come 111 your wagon Restaurant on the grounds Meals gac Preachers all denominations are invited to lent) a helping hand lo this meeting. Railroads have been asked to sell round trip tickets July 2 Mth. to Aug. IHh.

It you come on the railroad, ask vour agent for the camp meeting ticket. Everybody come. VV. Stewart. Scuctary.

oat iiam iikms A many the Oak Dale pco- pie went up lo id lo witness the Stovall-Smith marriage. 1 PouinIs Albert I a lor. Da anter Seal Key Eugene Hilliard. J. M.

Barrow and wife and Misses 1 and Reagan Canter went to Charlotte Saturday the 4th. Bro. Stovall tame up fiom Devers Sunday and fillet! hu appointment here Lula I lever spent the Fourth Beaumont. Mrs. (i, Hilliard and isih Tula and esta are laltves at Beaumont.

Tim Canter ant) 4 arr, two of our expett went to hma last Monday, lua Pabner went to Monday have oil men with money, brains and experience around ijmte often now 1-daytL hc pe to -Owfl PAHTLOW, GtNnRAL MERCHANDISE, YK IUWL KSTATK. A Part Of Your Patronage fuliy Soliiltalfcd. Xjiborty, S. S. Wieklitt; Carriage Painter, WHEELWRIGHTS BLACKSMiifi LlliKR I I Promtt aitci ork first-clas antccd in every I given to a and van- tilar.

ViNim and The sunna. News are clubbed together for $82 50 year. The ViNiiicaToK and the Semi- Weekly News at $3 00 per year. I he News has recently reduced the price of its daily and Sunday edition to a month, delivered or by mail; $2 ic titiiy for three months, by mail lor six by mad only, and $7 3r lor one year, by mad only. I I I Alti Bl 1 ION.

Farm and Ranch, Frank P.I lodand great paper, prmimg more original matter periainiug to hoilit ultural ant) live stoek affairs the Southwest than any ut her pa issue is what it says editorial tore contributors make pag mg matter for opt ion pru able to offer th ai Ranch bt the small sum er the country, stmg and instructive and The strongest and the that money cat teem the home. I 1 a year A ink and Taim papers um year tor ii To. Fred Unmth, hi iMiMlrt I I11I1. iw-nioit IlMlMir, rny tint did not teem to my 4 octur liitk whith he cuntid (red very (uptrriur, but ImOcd til tlintt I Mtaktr every day. My hut band that I take Wire ol Csrdut fur a and xe what would do lor me.

I dii! lake the medicine and wai very lind my atrenitlh and health returning. In two I wai out of bed arid in a rnor.th I able to take up my uiuai I am very enlhuii. ana in praitc." lfdui tl oryun- I or of v- itiiu 4 It ho woman vt need ftar tKMIliriff ul her child, If Mm. had of la-i bahy lo Koina Seekers. you want a you 1 an r.

Cum, Cam 10, Hai FruiU I 1 I1 am fi, Cotton Ch 1 VV Lar.il for SaleCiteao not ha vi Pet raj com mend this prt expurtant tin menatrw 1 Hi a A Cardul ertv ci ml jo nty, icre 1 WlHEorCARDUl To Cure a Cold in One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine Tatiets. Seven Miliion toici sold In pa A 13 months. 1 his CHp in Two beys. on every box. 2 5c.

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