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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-10
PEOPLE SHOULD
GUARD AGAINST
APPENDICITIS

Grand Forks people who have stom.
ach and bowel trouble should guard
against appendicitis by taking simple
buckthorn bark. glycerine. etc, as
compounded in Adler-i-ka. the Ger
DOSE relieves sour stomach, gas on
the stomach and constipation IN.
STANTLY because this simple mix.
ture antisepticizes the digestive organs
and draws off the Impurities.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-10
SCULPTOR DIES

Saint Gaun Gaudens. a sculptor,
known from his own original work
and an assistant of his brother, the
late Augustus Saint Gaudens, died
here yesterday of pneumonia. He was
born fifty-nine years ago in New York.
of his last best works was the
design Of tho arch at the new railroad
station in Washington.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-10
RESIGNATION.

Washington, March 1O.-President
Wilson has accepted the resignation
of William Marshall Bullitt as solicit
tor general to take effect Tuesday,
March II. Mr.. Bullitt today formally
presented Attorney General McRay-
holds to the supreme court.
Abram I. Elkus of New York. coun.
sci for the democratic national com
mittee is prominently mentioned as
Mr.. Bullitt's probable successor.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-10
GRAND FopKs WOMEN
SAVE MUCH N

Instead of so niue hmeat a great
many Grand Forks housekeepers are
no wserving Minnesota Macaroni
twice a week. They say the men folks
are not, only glad to see them save
the meat money. but like the delicious
nut-like flavor of minnesota" Maca-
ror' "I"h better than meat.
"ho do Ny. ';rcw what a
h""n ,acaroni as
= VI :, delicious
= n Maca"oni will
10 four lines as
q ,.e,-4 u.s. 4l -: X. Is much cas-
.er II dies, and costs only about one
cent n dish.
Try the handy minnesota" Cut
Macaroni. which is cut into uniform
pieces-it cooks moro evenly and is
quicker to prepare.
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. 90 .
"'MOTHER THINKS I'M
SPENDING THE NIGHT
WITH A GIRL FRIEND."

IRv EDNA 4 woolev /,

(By Edna X. Wooley.)
"One thing I am eve going to per.
nit my daughter to do" said a young
mother. land that is to spend the
night with a girl friend
That's quite common practice. you
know, and while in many cases the
girl is with her friend and safe in a
family as respectable as her own. tina,
spending a night with a girl friend
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-10

culture, which amount to nothing but
a set of rules. They will be practical.
and also interesting in the relation Of
many of his wonderful experiences in
the field of health building. The first
Of the series will be entitled How to
be Strong
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-10

by developing the vospg1w m
is far and away the bitter u.pp
man than the one who goes In for
binary athlete or physical c%ultuvist.
Professor 1rving's articles will not
be the ordinary lectures on physical
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-10
BURNS MAY TOUR WORLD.

Calgary. Alta. March lO.--Unless
Tommy Burns is able to arrange a
bout near here for a date close to
WA" -''h"r "omhardier Wells
"~ latter p~c
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-10

+. and mad 1cNNt I. ..,HI ~, WlNas
possessed the good sense. t'e energy.
keep themselvs pleasing to the eye.
and to make their homes the center
Of good cheer. instead of mOurnful
clinics. where faded and forlorn won,.
en- talked Of their woes and their
troubles.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-10

The greatest loss to any man is his
~elf.respect.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-03-10
Australia

The. only way to reform is to re-
form.
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be Strong.
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
Military Beard Meets
Rostise Matters %

IAssr-. s.l.s. .A-vs iss=N tar-tiaz
of The state niiIi'as, t-nssd -ss ssii-s,
s.s this Ast-sh""ns Uhls rpusipss
na'trss ssr~ expected So BE- ii.s,s-
sed. acrUss'inS tn Gov.rn.r y " An
meas Th- xnsrsn8F said r--tns- shr
sae-sinx shat he planned to ~iihsfs =
uno-s .t the stale ,-nars trors abe
strike snnr ss scae as u sruIi be
s"er safely lie added however.
that thssr seemed little rfws ,~-rt that
shr military guard c",la '.r reduced
a' rrr~snss
The governor has received trtimSs
items that the civil authorities in the
strike snu~ nscbsbiy piII h- in rosil
sion in f-v se,- In .as- charge ~
all tho nssii'1-y prisra-rs h-l' by ID"
militia u ia ,h. policy "f the mill
isty authorities ,n turn all prisoners
over I" the civil Officers ne scnn 80
practicable
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TIE ANSWER.

Npr.ISss - -~ns,rr i--t~'S IL 10
ra,ian ,hA. IN h's spi-s tsNs IN
i..FLssiiI r-asrisEss arr S'F1 bar
~ AMI comfortable oa tt.-," ~ 3"
a S-ar. M'iIis~n, " N'N"asls IN am
nrIi,sattsas- ..iarss - 'L''sr"s-
seia
The .ns' 81, ii,ths is hia5s' nos
,hal in Mr nrf~ Ns -urs .,aNss sn'i
&, : irP..sssbIr isr . iSrfn nsNr ~
Va..as sist ,a hs- . hsps raTgi-s'
life sa ~ ,Ht" . s-sr
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STRIKE LEADER
ACCUSES AI6n COURT

w,=hinst.n ~ 4. sc- ton.
di,i.us IN 'h- Michigan copper mins
y.zi"n s-t- pictured before The hul.
snlrs committee 'vsIay hy a. L. M..
honey. Of Denver. sit- president ~
The W-ssrgn Federation at Minors.
Whc charged that members .i thr su.
IRENE ,vur, nj Michigan hal b-en
kc-aly interested in the minina
properties. either as stockholders uf
osh-r~i.-. and that u Was imrcs
si.l. 8. scsur. redress snr miners L-s
fore the state ruurts
MT Malone, ALLEGED ;sa, the min'
operators in NirhisaH had cmr'ct-
agencies in Chicago. N~s York aud
the principal eastern cities to enlist
aunm-n for service in 'h" r-PpcT
mine strike area
Men arc employed frcaucntiy.
lac said. TO work In til. nor f,-tn
timi-rr hell, and when they are sol
I-rtcd armed guards are placed IN
charge -f the railroad raIs and in
s'rur'csi to deliver hem IN the Mirhi-
gan rour.r dis'Ii., where ,h-v are
her, under threats ot death and c-n-
PEELED to bboT in I'c"nas"."
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For the benefit of their customers
sauer. the 1e~e,cf. will keep opc,
untii after xma. 1
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17

Detroit. Mich. De-. ia mem
ocr oi the supreme court who was
in Detroit to-day said 'ha, no MON
her Of the court who owns stock or
Is othCrv lee interested in Michigan
minirr companies. has had any part
in Irrigation before the court con
rerning tn. cop,cr mine strike situa-
ton. lie said that at least two jus
tees did not sit in a recent case hc-
cause they own stock in one of the
mines involved.
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VETERANS TO Bear
BODY OF BRIG. GEN,
CAMPBELL TO Grave

roeorn~ afternoon m-n'b~rs =:
Trinidad t-ss, No, ss. a. A. IL. ~iii
i~sr tn = grave in ,h- Masonic seine
t~ts the bod af the late Goastai y,
L. Campbell. n"S--i Cisi, -aF veteran
and former department s.nssna n.i-r
af tho stair as >.- Jersey. -h" 'ii-'i
at his home in this ri's an S"s-mz
be-, % Il .iIi L. the isrs-ss miiSH
,sft susrssi -s-s held ~ ssti- cit
Thr veteran .emraats af 'hr I"seI
.so.i will ~..ofs the s-tnsias to 'hH
.sm-s-f, saa the sn.aas@rs .t sh- Las
Nsisaas nas association. sf shiSh 'he
deceased vas a m-mb-g. will attend
the funeral In b--iss
The fue.fsI services siii ssk"
plas~ 81 the Tfisi.iaa ehap-i al o.
siurk. Rev J. u. Ferris. Frssas as
The rytsisy Erise.rsi shssvh -iii Of
fiesAirs sis pail bearers selected
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PERSONAL S

J, G. Coiiamer of Weston IL il ,is-
iiOr in the city,
H. l.. Chase OF WOiion il a busi-
ness visitor in the city.
=. ". Townsend. OF Pueblo. is in
III. city on il business trip.
Captain \. u. We,ic0u came in
last evsning from the camps.
Roy LiIireii of Weston is spending
u few days In the ely an business,
George ~. Rarnweii. of Hutehin-
.on. Kansas, |. attending 10 business
here.
~, u. Davis. of la Jnnta. arrived
here yesterday on u short business
visit
}, Murray arrived here this morn
ins from "a business trip in Eansas
City.
Major l., ". K"nn-dy. IN ehar:" "i
the militia at Ludlow. spent las,
night In the city.
Dr-aId Mrs, \. y, STANLEY al Prs-
ar spent Yesterday In ihis civ shop
p,rE and visiting fri-na.
Judge J~ss- Il. Northsutt returned
this nornihs from D-n,.r where he
si'~ni two DAYS On legal business,
AIR y. = Aym.trohs. OF wafsas.
months with her daughter. Air. "
y Peters.
u Z. u-aron. general manager "i
the Colorado & wyomihx. arrived
here from n~nssr Yesterday an .
bnsin~.. tfip-
Corporal Harold shurh of Gom-
nAhy X of the militia ssms is mi.
mnrninx irnr i.na,as iar short
business wit.
Mrs, ". u N.hais aud bahF ar
rived h-~r last n,.h, from n'nT.r
sn sp-na shris'mas with M's Mich
ai. rar-n,.. Ms. Rra Airs u tAS--
toa
G.ih-y s.s~,a hes srser,-a y 10
si's.n ~th The Trinidad Electric
Transmission. Railway aai ..ss ..sr-
paaHs ur Er~ia ssms here is.n'
hss h-a1- in >-~ York CiN
Mrs i:mnsa S~as.s iasri-riy .f this
rii,. hui ."~ \ fesiasn, al isa~.sn.
Nr- M-sis-. arrived her. last nish,
ifssn tAnsrr tn si-n5 the Chft.sna.
s"iihas. in this .i's visiting fsi-n.'.
Charles tA~-sins. af nrnS-r and
S-rm-ie Park. y ~. .sti arrive
h-r- from "hissso this aG'-rn.sa
~ssse he ~s. ssi,.d b, the death ~
hi. grandfather. the miii.anais- ins-
eirsnsni nsaaufsssusrss Nj is-~ssss
~iii IN In T~svtn in . ~Siai train
fsoa wh~s- h- ell, xs as~riana To
tho iiss,i~s ranch,
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from the Grand Army r"sI ~'iii .sr-
~ the sio~-r iss-n sask-l. over
which is fIaI-a = Has. ih- banner
for which the decreased fnusht
through i.ns. bitter s~at. ~ The
biso.iis-s, .ar in ts- nations history
Appropriate hanor to a noble than
and brave soldier siii ist paid \
: ri.u,- 'a thu m-npss II man
thrice a.uEi-i in battle Aiit u.
voiced ahi Oil soldiers with bowed
heads siii stand uncovered Will. IN.
.a@h~. il Is.-F-L q. i,s tass s-~siias
piss. an Earth
Siar- the death Of E-ness, Camp
t-it s~Vsrsi letters have s--n r-r
r-is-.i b., ]. a. itsiisin. at the ioeaI
p4.s. frun, aid comrades Of the ier
ceased Of the 18th <-s J-ss-t Ea'H
ual--fs These letters tell at the
deed. at t-rts.ssi ssas-rs ana ."uH
rss- displayed in sae sits- BY G-h-sH
at rampt.~ii. as the tiss s-safs in
- phish be hss -s-s b~-n held bs ,ti.ss~
sh. shsr-a vi,h him th. dangers
and hsri.hip- Of eampsixnss They
SPEAK Of the decreased a. = snan
.nsss men na- ~ vhan the nsE
tin 10 rsp-id
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Card Of Thanks

W stsh Ia -si-si "sis singer snh
s.t tinansss ami sSmra,'.N .h"Nn
during the iiih-.s sna ~ 'h~ 'i-a'h
at .ar IL l.s-s. siss-gs n. late
Mian.ls ritsSs. W. pArgi.niarit
'hsas 's..@ Shs srn, 'i.--rs srd
,h- n-si,--,s at tho .rs,-Frsi ,'ri.t
sna suassiaS ss-irsSs
y D: rsSnSN i;",h-F saa
sts,-s
MHS VI \ sD>'iu,z. III
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
KNIGHTS OF ColuMBIS
HONOR MEMORIES
Of ABSENT BROTHERS

ti~autiiui sf,bslrs 10 th- -l-m.fi-s
Of the ''si.s-hs Lfoshrfs al ,h- ii"iN
Trini'S Coan-ii kaish,s 81, g.iusnb.s
~-s- paid sa the boass.I a-eI 1f ,h-
order by oifisss> an.i n-snt-rs a,
tih. Hall is.t niehs The -stssi.s
~-.- delivered bS fn.mt-fs .se hsd
hhosn the decreased hn~nss-,ts l--ss in
life. sbn had @nios.t ss- tfi-naty s.-
sc--ia,isa snd h-sfa 50. .a--rins :
v.'s ami i-t tho -Asts clasp 1T Tho
bsosh-f. oh" sre Stepping ,h- iss,
sl--, ~ s-n.sssIss
\ .ri-aaid sssoss sac sh- hrsnsrr
ist sias-ss. ''k,s Oss.rs ana IT.
iaraa. b. ~ n AaspsYs That "a
easiins s-n,ia-at sLi.h "a sh- IN.
sg ira'i.a ssF iis-'. s~-.t.>, s-a~s
pa~srY shasa.'ssissa bss aaiF-ys
Usish sas -asish-i BY ir.ps-sssS'
-t-eu-1r- tLss ..t.a-ss s-s-ss hsar-
In y s-a-T@i @as 4 n Madrid sT-ais
os 'h- a-s.sr-.s L,.sh--s. I"arLi.s
aP.a 'a-is .i,rs AMI istsF.. thrir
.sn.i's deeds Ani al sh-iE ass.HsIiishl
m-n's
Haa N-l!y SPOKE fs-sinsty II ~.
late j.s-ph IsueAiE. i.rm-r si.Fs ri
the district ywusts vh. -ssssrJ aNaS
last Ia@wssss s~~s us .se si'r'
h- had as.p usgis- .i'a ,h- iI.ii,
.isI "i.ifrss Tbs SPEAKER s-,i.~--l
The life "s 10" d-r~a.-d from rhili
ho.-l ami recalled shes- .lre.anl
"-n"'i-~ vbJrh sre cherished s1 oil
,h- friend ~ 81. s.c-s.-ds I'ani
Ryan sgas- n, IN. life aaa sharay,.'
.t Daniel Mrcs'tss saa J. y. kan-
%: Nishs.I Gaiiash.rs ThS N.gai -.
i.s ~-r- features af ga- rH-m.riai
rs"sram
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CHANCE CAMP CAR SCHEDULE

raF IN. NHss h.iiday and un'ii
further nasis- ramp ears eiIi leave
Trinidad at-ss hgup sat ,.r STARK
siIi- leaves s' a M and "t"ry tive
hours thereafter Car ter '.sr dale
leaves at u m sni ~vcsy ~" h"rss
thcrrats.Ss \ ,ar t"F all Sam "a a. u
y TSiusisd ii-y. TSans ~ 4
Gas Co :.
-,x->... .
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
Get OCT
of The Rut

The men Nh0 stand al the top oi
their iine 0t. business today. stand
i6src b,~puss they haa IN. courage
tn clint.
II YOU ar. man OF ind-eision IA
h~siiator. you will never max. a
success. That sure.
The very first step toward sue. esr Is
10 rsaiiz. thsi Importance of SAVING
mGneN, tn. next il a determination
To say" II, Money is Hhat makes i,
possible for eoaras. Ia succeed.
u you haven't the money don, he
aif.oaras-d. star, rishr now ami
open Il savings Aesouh, at this hank.
\ dollar - all you need. AMI. b..
adding To IL regularly soH viii som
haN. q sooi substantial hank s~,
soLnt and b- w-i, started oh The
Road ,o saer-~s,
the COMMERCIAL sAvmes
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
rEaaols OF rnE JUNGLE.

Nsash-r -iia aaisnsi t-ssa,r --ies
sha iner.'ss- al 'a- Isis. in '-.
s-s's. ale" 's- scsn-si-s ard =
drama sfi's, a.i sa'sfisS. tssha
i.' IN she i.ina's Wen. . s,saas nihs
Gel ssssy shosins The tler4 iassac-
asa bsni-i u. tho t.in.. nea :
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
WOMAN NOT 5clLTY
OF ILLINOIS MURDER

E'rcsia. Ill. lN,s IA jur, in
,hc .ir,uis court 'oi,S r.surnet a
verdict of .o' suii.v in IN. -,.~ NJ
Mrs. Ala 'ica,h Coat charged with
them u-drr Vt Gcwen v bsrr'ck
tt. alleged .rime occurred here on
the rncsaMp Il 'rtob<r :
The chronicle=news., 1913-12-17
Easiera Road Sells
Big Bond Isss<

rhii.a-irh'ss Ia i-rs - rA-
i,rbish vsii'y taji'usi ''"ssBauf 'p'
i.y sna.ias-.i '.s' - bad sssId - .
i'hiI.aaIBhis tS.atins isn st.s.""s
80" at i,s q I--s rras 'asil,is;-s'
a.s;ssT- t@ndss Ib- p'"rr-ds az.
q. s.c us..t i. IN. s.,itrsa-ns IT a.
.-". ."-" -s ssltsisss Cortland sn'1
Nurthssa railroad ssnsss s.s"s"Hu
81 -hisa E~ss s g-s T--J tsS.r-s' aa''
she g-najad"s 'isr r-F cent -s'rSs
ias .-s, Npsiis ioF ,b~ J'Hr' base ~
rasirsarns sna saF -tnsirst ani 9Th
-r imr'"s-us- nos und.r ~ay -
cur--mrls,sd
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BIRTH RECORD

NJ aai Ms u y i.in's. .t is".
tln-na Vista street. ar the tss-ais
ag a i-"y i-.ra s.iay Ms iinIs
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DptaaacHppnpuul

Tue saivaiioa Army can us~ asy
ssss oft siaihias. fnrniiase. si'shsa
utensils. dish-s. be-iainf. etc. Any.
on. having an, af snrh please phone
Red :ss: sns ,hsy ui,i ~ rallied sns
promptly. Thsnks y =
iisss
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a vsssar s,rI n... ,.ln..., . ,i..

1rv.-'s ts.nE -i~-E ~. sg"a..t an,
ssti
N"u vTirF ',s h-au''
~ ra,h-' pFtnz soaT hear, ,Han
vsF'uF Euur "I"'h-s, 'H. Ssssa' -iri
slIf',iy snsN-fra
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-07-11
McNairy

As l haven't seen, anything from
this point in a long time will try tc
give few of the happenings.
Crops generally are fine, but in
need of good rain.
Well, the glorious Fourth has
passed and we hope everybody had q
nice time.
Mrs. Truman Sheffield visited hei
uncle Sam Henry Sunday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. C. G. PUNK
the 9th fine girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Sheets were
among the visitors at Rev. ]. W.
Plunk's the 4th.
Mrs. Tilman Henry, Of Bemis, visit.
ed her brother, 7. ]. Mccain, Friday
and Saturday.
Esq. W. B, PUNK and wife were in
town Saturday.
Mr.. Joe Swain says he caught uE
with his fishing since the hot weather
began.
Eber Henry says he has worked
awful hard this spring not to have ;
cotton bloom the 4th. Eber, yor
had better plant your cotton over.
ILLsNooZAwAY.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-07-11
Stant0nviIie

The crops are needing rain badly in
this section.
Mrs. Ann Shelton, Of Pocahontas
is visiting her sister, Mrs. Rebeccs
Hurley.
Oscar Erwin, of Selmer, is visiting
his brother, N. D. Erwin.
Mrs. N. A. Kendrick, after two
weeks visit in Blytheville, Ark, re
turned to Selmer Thursday, where
she spent several days with relatives
and friends before returning home.
L. A. Beatty made pictures in Stan
tonville last week.
Rev. ]. W. Cheshier. of Ramer
preached a splendid sermon at Mt
Zion the 9Th Sunday in June. Mr.
Will Wilson with some good singer
furnished the music. Mr.. Wilson vii
teach singing school there in tn
near future.
Miss Beulah Sherrell. of Cherokee
Ala, is visiting her sister, Mrs. w. T
Perkins.
| Stantonville is soon to have a tele
phone exchange, which is much neet
ed.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-07-11

You can change fretful, ill-tem-
pered children into healthy, happy
youngsters, by Kidding them Of
worms. Tossing. rolling, grinding Of
teeth, crying out while asleep, ac-
companied with intense thirst, pains
in the stomach and bowels, feverish-
ness and bad breath, are symptoms
that indicate worms. Kickapoo Worm
Killer, pleasant candy lozenge. ex-
pels the worms, regulates the bowels,
restores your children to Health and
happiness. Mrs. ]. A. Brisbin, Of
Elgin, ILL.,, says: Il have used Kicka.
poo Worm Killer for years, and en-
tirely rid my children of worms. /
would not be without it, Guaran-
teed. All druggists, or by mail. Price
25c. Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co.,
Philadelphia and st. Louis. B. L.
Browder of Selmer, DR.. 7. S. Davis
of Bethel Springs. adv
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-07-11
why NOT GET
A GUARANTEE +?
Every Article Of Merit that is Sold These
Days Is Guaranteed No Guarantee
Often Means Poor Quality

There is very little excuse for any
person to claim that he has been
"stung" on a purchase. Fifty years
ago the buyer had to look out, but
today it is unusual to find a merchant
who will not return the money for an
article that has proved unsatisfactory.
An excellent example of this kind
Of fair dealing is shown blythe clean.
cut guarantee that B. L. Browder
gives on Dodson's Liver Tone.
He tells us that any person who
pays SOC for bottle of Dodson's
Liver Tone and does not find it gen.
tles and most pleasant liver tonic,
harmless, but a sure reliever of con.
stipation and a perfect substitute fol
calomel can get his money back just
as quick as they can get it out of the
money drawer.
Dodson's Liver Tone has practical.
ly taken the place of calomel. 1t il
absolutely harmless, sure in it's actor
and causes no restriction of habit OIL
diet. No wonder the drug people
are glad to guarantee it, while othel
remedies that initiate the claims o.
Dodson's Liver Tone are not guaran
teed at all. adj,
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-07-11
Greatest Screen Ever Invented

Tricks the flies and mosquitoes out.
Don't consider any other screen. until
you know about WRIGHTS ESCAPE
SCREEN then you won't have any
other.
lst. Write how many panes of
glass are in your lower window-sash.
End. The size of one pane, and
3rd. How many screens are needed.
We will tell you price. All about
them. Put ESCAPES on old style
screens. Anyone can attach them.
For ordinary screen: Ice delivered.
Give wire width between screen stiles.
FRANK WRIGHT,
Cave Springs, Ga.
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Gravelhill

The drouth of over four weeks is
seriously being felt in this commune
ty, gardens suffering most; early
corn on upland badly damaged, pas
lures drying up, stock water getting
scarce; in fact, all crops have suffer-
cred more or less. but with rain soon
we will make fair crop. as the soil
was never titled better. The farmer
that has not cultivated his crop well
this time had better hunt another
job. This has been a fine year for
the farm demonstrators, and the work
is being watched with interest.
Mr.. J. A. Moore is in from the
busy West, prospecting. He has at
last decided that this is a fine coun-
try and seems to be glad to tread
Tennessee soil again.
0. W. Smith seems to be doing a
right nice business. having no opposi-
ton. Mr.. Wardlow vacated the brick
house some time ago by moving his
goods to other territory.
J. R. Gooch's fine fish pond is be-
ing used for bathing purposes. men
and boys visiting it, far and near
rather public, especially on Sunday
eve.
We note the broad grin on W. D.
Hogan's face. Cts girD.
John English is not crowded with
grinding of late, as there are more
empty sacks than corn.
When ]. C. Springer takes the blues
he goes to singing, if there is one
anywhere in McNairy county.
Health of community generally
good; few cases of sickness among
children.
Miss Ann Hewitt, who has been in
feeble health for some time is report
ed improving slowly.
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The Late E. D. N. Perkins
Editor Independent:

Editor Independent:
/ was glad to see the tribute in
your columns to my father by his
longtime friend and distinguished
Tennessean, Gen. Marcus ]. Wright.
|, as his eldest son. crave a little Of
your space to add a last word in be-
half of a parent, whose good words
in life were always for others than
himself.
As was we'll said by the editor Of
the Independent at the grave, "Epam
Perkins," as he was known, was not
Of distinguished appearance, but once
he began to speak, one forgot his un-
polished exterior in wonderment at
his intelligence. One had to be we'll
informed, however, in order to appre-
ciate the depth and breadth Of his
learning. He was the wonder Of spe-
cialists in geology, astronomy and
natural history in Washington with
whom he came in contact. No one
outside Of their profession knew so
much Of the sciences, or could so
well express what he knew.
He had certain Unborn qualities
which were not inherited by any of
his children. One was the ability Of
instant, unprecedented repartee; Of
giving sharp, unanswerable retort
of the wittiest kind to some imperti-
nent remark; talent coveted by all
speakers, and shared by few. One
who ever tried to measure swords
with him in debate did not wish ia
tackle him y second time, nor did
any one dare to crack joke at his
expense more than once.
Ny father was the best reader
especially Of poetry, that have evel
heard, and | have heard some goo(
ones. He entered so thoroughly in
to the spirit of the author that fol
the time being the language was hi
own. The glorious masterpieces o
Byron. Shelly, Campbell. Milton AM
many Others of the highest type o
poet were so familiar to him tina
long after his SEVENTEEN year b
could repeat some Of their bes
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and prosperous farmers. There is nc
section Of the United States with
more natural advantages than Ten
nessee, and no section Of the country
has neglected the most profitable in
dustry as Tennessee has neglected
the live stock industry.
We must correct the abuse our
land has received from this and
former generations. We cannot do
it so quickly or SO we'll in any other
way as we can by making the live
stock industry the paramount agri-
cultural industry.
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