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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-17
The Nauvoo Gate CITY
Nauvoo, I'LL. November II, 1913.

| Nauvoos knights of Columbus en-
joyed an oyster supper and social in
their rooms last Tuesday nisht They
have hne pool table and On account
Iof little interest being taken in tbs
game. may dispose OF IL
The Ladies st. Rose society gave
another delightful card party in the
Nauvoc opers house Thursday esen
ing and as usual large crowd an
reared. netting the ladies quite fins
sum of money
A year or twc ago It was said tina,
the automobile would make the hcrss
cheap and useless Good work and
driving horses have never been hiyhe-
than nov, said several farmers, and
they ought 10 know.
The Nauvoo IRE department receiv.
ed nne neu engine over rear ago
and which has never been called ont
to Are since II Was received. and II
Is hoped il never wit Our cistrens
should look wen to their nues on Their
buildings and this mar prevent . cali
for the engine.
Sanvco young ladies mar organize
. mixers. club. They already have
the hike craze. a several OF then,
vaIked to II. Madison and Keoknk.
Cntii they can finish . thirty to nfsy
mile taunt. they VIM NOT be eligible
to susn the ciuh
All Of Naavoo's grape shippers have
settled Win the growers for the 1915
crop and al seem pleased With the
prices thst prevailed
The season tor shooting squirrel In
Illinois hss come to . close.
The Ladies' Aid society Of the II
81 church Eive their annual chrysan-
themum show and bazaar In the Nau.
VOC o2era house this Friday and Sat
urtay afternoon and evening.
That Little yarn about tas Nauyoo
ferry beat heing n danger because
the pilot could not control the vessel
On account of the high winds didn.,
amount to much. for at no time Eas
any one on the boat In any danger
whatever. eyen Il shs did foat about
q mile below her landing.
Last Tuesday Bernard Ogden shot
. hoos owl On his fathers farm. /,
measured four feet and four inches
fron tsp to tip OF its wings and had
claws similar to that Of an eagle.
Every town unconsc.casly rejects
the nature OF its chief institution
Most al the time our city jan Ii
tenantisss and when oceopuied /,
would Be by plain drunk or two
City Jaiior Berger's academy IL sci
com depicted by an occupant Who hal
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-17
IOWA BIG COAL
MINING STATE
osr 10000 Tons Were Mined Last
Year and the Average Price
Was $50 per
Ton.
PRICE ADVANCED SOME
Coal Fields Occupy the Central and
Southern Portions Of the State
With . total Area Of About
10000 Square Miles.

Ths coal miners Of Iowa during
lale produced 1883 .s2s short tons o.
coal. valued at sis,I5s.oss, against =.
ssl, 6ls tons, valued at s1s.ss5, so7 in
1911. according II figures compiled By
Edward II. Parker OF the United
States Geological Surfer, in co-opsra-
ton With the state The decrease IN
1919 Was 4sl1a short sons. but that
the smaller tonnage vas due TO the
labor and car shortage and not - any
falling OF II demand is shoTn by the
fact that TIE value increased SASS 5sl.
TIE average price per ton advanced
from s1.77 IN 1911 TO s1.sa In 1912.
The number OF men employed IN
the mines In 1912 sas 1870. who
worked an average OF ISIS days, the
average production By each man he
ing AS tons for the rear or Isl tens
day.
There were over SO per cent fewer
deaths IN the coal mines OF Iowa In
1919 than in 1911, the United States
Bureau o. Mines reporting ls MAJ
killed. against 20 the preceding rear
The coal fields q roEa occupy the
central and southern portions o, the
state They hare total area Of ap-
prorimatslv ze603 square miles, OF
which about 1900 square miles II
considered SIS xorSahle under pres NJ
conditions. a-d most Q. the re-naincH
possesses potential value for the fu-
ture- The coal beds as 3 rule are 10.
thick the thicssst- II the Des MONIES
section averaging about ) feet The
coal Is OF noa-cooEszg bit11saous
grade. so1ewh4t high N sulphur. bu.
makes . fair steaaaing fusi In the
vicinity Of Csn-s-vtlie the cal Is
regular and persistent 5et Is not over
30 inches IN thickness. 1t las. how
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eansrup. CAT.

United Press Leased Wire Service. ]
NEW YORK, Nov. fT.-The Gu.
ssde against the tango and the rigta
enforcsne nt OF the early closing Ian.
was giren today as the cause for a
petition II bankruptcy filed In the
United States district court agafns,
the Lavsrne Lonis IN the Fuilsr tia.
ircnl building The petition gave the
Liabilities al $4,000 with assets O:
SIS coo.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-17

For this costume In sire 81 3 yards
Of material are required
The shepherdess costume II another
favcrite- With Its draped pannierA
straight bodice and siender skirt II 10
very dainty and attractive
One OF the old fashioned looking
nower.d muslins with plain skirt il
the usual thing and perhaps the most
appropriate
A broad brfmmed hat ana = shep-
herds crook would complete the cos
tune
This design may be copied 81 sire -
with yards Of IS inch material
No 72st-sixes 20 TO AZ
No. 74s1-sixss 50 to ~
Each pattern Is cents.
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ever. 3 strong roof that furnishes
ideal conditions for long-wan mining.
Iowa probably ranks second among
the states west OF the Mississippi river
IN order OF priority as coal producer.
At the time Of taking the United
States census for 1910 Iowa and MIS-
souri, were the only states west o,
the Mississippi in which any ccal
production was reported, Missouri
being credited With an output o;
nearly 10000 tons and Iowa with 400
tons.
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Hard Coal Tariffs.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service !
PHILADELPHIA, Nov. i7.-Hfth
three representatives OF the JERSEY
Central railway on the stand. the in,
terstate commerce commissions il
vessigatioa Of anthracite coal tariff
began here today Their testimony
vas merely Introductory. The oncial
inquiry Is exported BIZ many TO cause
readtustment Of rates reducing the
Price cf hard coal 10 consumers.
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VIII be Plain Ta,kInu.

United Press Leased Wire Service 1
NEW YORK, Nov. i7.-On tia ere
OF her departure for England II was
Enno9ncei today. Mrs. Ernnelins
Paakhurst On Wednesday. Noreube,
p Sih appear AZ Inc E1iage thestrs
a discussion OF the social evil in
Easca she las promised to eail q
spade : spade
The meeting under the ausp;rex a.
he Sociological Fund Of the RsrssE
OF RsTieEs viii have On It's program
many noted social workers who p-or.
Use 10 follow Mrs Pzakhrrst's lead.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-17

Az today sent N his resignation 70
the department OF commerce In COM
psiance WITH request OF President
Wilson The department had charged
BIN with being republican boss.
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noYal shoo.Inc Mate,,.

LONDON. Nov. liking George
snd Archduke Ferdinand OF Austria
have arranged a shooting match. beth
being considered among the best shots
in Europe
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Los. Two Gold s.a..

NEW YORK. Nov. I7.-Countess
Schsnick- who Was GLADYS Vanderbilt.
has the police o, Newport and Ne.
York looking Tor tvo $1,000 gold eays.
she lost one in each place.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-17

To obtain either pattern Illustrated an
out thts cuEpcn and enclose Is cents IN
stamps or con- Be sure TO stats number
Of pattern and size. measuring over the
fullest part Of the bust Address Pattern
Department. care of This paper
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Well Known her.e Mar

United Press Leased Wire Service. /
LdsTuTE- Ont, Nov 17.-C. ".
Kidd, s. Tears old. one Of the best
known horse men N Canada is dead
al his home here from heart trouble
Kidd owned many ribbon winners at
the Boston New York and Chicago
horse shows
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Reoues.ed 10 Resion.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
WASHINGTON, Nov. E,gSne L.
no1sy. superintendent OF the steam
boat Inspection service Al louisville,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-17
Owl is Popular.

LONDON. Nor. i7-Bill oviet is
likely this Christmas to supplant the
Teddy Bear which for several seasons
has been so popular in British nurs-
cries
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TELEGRAPH TABLoIDs

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NEW YORK, Nov 17.-Found wan
dering On the streets. drunk, four
rear old Sarah Keefe Is dTing at
Bellevue o, alcoholic narcosis- Her
mother Is under arrest charged with
neglect
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He Had Seen There

MINNEAPOLIS MINI. Nov. IT.
To he'll and back" was tie Rev u.
L Mcrrill's Sunday sermon theme ap-
On his return from = trip 20 South
America
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She COULDN'T swim.

CHICAGO, Nov. I--Mrs. Margaret
Green aged eighty-seyen. fell face
downward in q pool OF wster less than
Two inches deep and was drowned.
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800 American Refuses.

laredo, Texas. Nov. lT.-Thrss
hundred American refugees from
Torreon who reached Monterey yes.
serday are today OF their way to La.
redo with their expenses paid BIZ the
United States government, Worne en-
sad children. composing one-haN o.
the party, endured much suffering
and hErdships between Torreou and
Monterey, which trip took tvc weeks
By railroad One child died along the
rusd and s baby was born on the
train near Paredon, Consututionaiisss
stopped the trsi1 number OF times
hpt offered no violence.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1913-11-17
LATEST MARKET QUOTATIONS
Associations TELEGRAPH Market over Gate City


Hog receipts 11,500; market 5a1o,
lower. Mixed and butchers, 1850
/ 7.s5; good to heavy, 1850 500: rough
/ $7.4o9T.G0; light, s7-C5sS7 80; bulk,
/ s7.65G7.So; pigs, $6.50al5o.
Sheep receipts $500, market steady
Sheep and mutton, s3.75G4.35; lambs
/ s5.259735.
Kansas City Live Stock.
/ KANSAS CITY, Nov. 17.-Cattle re.
ceipts 1000; market steady. 10c
lower. Steers, ss.75as.40 COWS and
heifers. s425asoo; stDckers ana
feeders. s5.5oG7.so: calves, $500
Ices.
Hog receipts 5000: market loo
lower. Bulk, sT5oGTsa. heavy, $3.50
GT.s5; medium, 1850 $50: Iight
/ sT.4sG775.
| Sheep receipts 10000: market 100
lower. Lambs. s7-1oG7 So. ewes, 500
I CITE: stockers and FEEDERS. 5000
5-75
OHaZHd Live SNSSN
OMAHA. Nov. IL Cattle receipts
/ 400: market slow, 1oc lowe. STEERS
s.. 351s.o5: cows and heife-s, $500
80: stockers ane feeders, $3.50
T-T5: calves. ss.5ogs.75; bulls ami
stays. ss.7sas
Hog receipts 1000; narkst slow.
] sc lower Bulk, ST.51IT.T5
Sheep receipts 1000. market l56
25c lower Yearings. sE50T6 500:
wothers, s45oQ4T5, lambs, s7.eog
rs. ewes, s4.10G4.35.
Chicago Produce.
/ Butter-extras, SIC. frsts. 26G2Sc;
dairy extras. 29G2s;sc: dairy arsts,
! s5G2s5sc.
/ Egss-Firsts, soassc: ordinary
/ frsts. 32Gslc.
cheeseTwins. 15GI5l.c: Young
Americas, 14A G14stc.
] Potatoes Michigan. 7oG-5c: Wis
consin. 1oGT5c; Minnesota. IS a &c.
! Live poultry-fowis, iois Gle:
ducks. Isia 13c. geese 2s624c
spring chickens. 1eE q he. turkeys
1s617c.
New York Produce.
NEW YORK. Nor. iT.-Flour market
inactive, unchanged
Pork market steady. Ness. s2saOa
$3.50.
Lard market easier. Middle vest
spot, s11.e5GIL15.
Sugar. raw. market firm. Csrtritu,
gal test, 1854. Muscavado So test
ss.is.
Sugar refined. market firm. Cut Loaf
$3.50. crushed. $50. powdered si.4S;
granulated. s4s5144o
Coffee Rio No, on spot, csc
TaIiow market steady. CITY. sssc;
country. s6s%c-
Hay market firm Prime, sios9
f-a7,s; No 5, 75as5c; clover, sn9
e7ssc.
Dressed poultry market quiet Tur.
keys, 1895: chickens. $50 sc;
fowls. l09lsisc: ducks. Iac.
Live poultry market firm. Geese
1871 G1sc. ducks, 1s9 sic: fovis,
AZ G14c: turkeys. Isc: roosters.
1o'1c: chickens. hroilers, 12A G1Slsc,
Cheese market firm. State milk
commo nto special. i2ss G1sAc; skins.
common to SPECIAL, 59a3l5c; full
skins, IL G4c.
Butter market steady. Receipts T.
ssa. creamery extras, s4Gs5c dairy
tubs. 2sGssc; imitation creamery
frsts. s4aasc.
Egg market quiet Receipts 4,zss
Nearly white fancy. s01e5c; nearby
mixed fancy. 4o94ec: fresh. ssG4sc
New York Money Market
NEW YORK. Nov. lT-Money %
call, ass percent.
Six months. 4&G5 percent.
Mercantile paper. 5is as percent
Bar silver London, s7i.d
Bar silver New York $50.
Demand sterling. sG.S5so.
Read The Daily Gate City, 1oc .
week.
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Attacking Nesst. Today.

SoGAhEE. Sonora Nov. li.-Ger.
eral Carraaza today received a tsle-
gram from General Pablo Gonzales.
leading the ccnstitutioaalist forces in
northeast Mexico. that his troops axe
To-Day hssieging Victoria capital 0,
Tamaulipas, and that The city is az
pecssd TO fall al any moment.
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ST. Lcuis Live stock.

EAST ST. LOUIS. Nov. i7.-cat,Ie
receipts $500. market steady. Texas
receipts i-2oo; native Beef steers. 81 Sd
Gs1e; oo-s and heifers. a s51s
s1ocSsrs and feeders. s5G7.sa. calves
ss-ee1 lee; Texas steers, $s.7sa 90
GOES and hsifers. sGe0Gs.eo: calves
fcsr iotsl ss.75Gssa.
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Chicago Cash Grain.

CHICAGO. Nov. I7.-wheet-No. .
red. ssGasi1c: No. red. e2assc:
No hard. ssGssc: No 3 hara, sra
Ssc; No. spring. s5Gssizc.
Corn-No. white. T4GT4i4c. No
2 yellow. T4h9ss4c No 5. T3AR
.+c: No 5 white. 7sss G74Ec:: No. !
yellow. Tsa GT+c: No. 4. T2M aTs1c.
NJ white. 7sGTsAc; No. i yellow.
7shc.
osts-Nc. 3 white. 4oiz q 40s.c: No.
4 white. ssh G4oc: standard, uaa
&c,
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Diplomatic AAssnce.

MEXICo CrTT, Nov. IF Is con-
ssdered possible that Charge ds.As-
fairs O'ShaHghnessy may make a TIP
TO Vera Cruz this week 70 avoid re-
plying 10 an invitation 70 .tsend the
opening OF congress now set fur
Thursday. This Is the explanation
given for rumors that OShaughnessy
is planning 10 leave the capital II
he goes il Is learned he win msrfy
make hurried trip to confer With
John Lin6 at Vera Cruz and be back
here Thursday night or Friday.
Affer congress failed TO assemble
SATURDAY. the senate fixed THURSDAY
as the date for the formal opening.
Invitations to attend were seat to all
the diplomats, including o,Shauxh.
messy. As the American charge deaf
tairs could not attend the opening o.
congress which is no. recognized
as legal body by his country. he
vas confronted with tie sltasnatirs
"a refusing sn invitation from Huer.
or temporarily leaving the city .ioa
imperative business at such a tim.
IS TO rnake acceptance impossible
CARA Aldaoe. VITO resigned yesser
day Is minister OF interior left 70,
Vera Cruz ezronts % France. A.
long as he viii sim be On Mexican
sol, Aidspe positively asserted thai
ne had not had any breach wt,A
Huerya and that he is going to France
as minister 70 succeei francesca La
bars who goes 10 Japan
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PAGE TWO
VILLAS VICTIMS
STILL FALLING

arms But this viii be In the nature
OF the last step to be taken only af
ter all other plans have failed.
President Wilson is having inyesti
rated reports of cutrages on unarm-
ed prisoners by General Villa al
J1arez Up to the present, no con
frxaation has been received OF reports
that federal officers executed we're
slain without even the semniance of q
trial, Should It develop that they
were. then the president VIII consider
what effect this viii have On ccntinu-
alton OF negotiations with CarranSa-
1t is stated that Senator catrona OF
New Mexico, is not in 81 Paso and
JHarer rs representative of the
government. He Is there In private
eapacity. No enc has been authorir-
ed 10 carry TO Carranra or any OF his
leaders any suggestion of mediation
to settle the Mexican question The
instructions given to Or. VIM. Bsyard
Hale under which he Is operating.
were to get In touch with Carranza
and learn what his plans we're, how
many men he lad In the feld and
Just Whist he intended to do as head
of the government, Il he succeeded. A
statement attributed to CarranEa
from Nogaies in which he demanded
the lifting OF the embargo on arm. as
matter OF right and declared could
enter into no mediation plan, surpris-
ed the administration Il issued, Ii Is
believed here 1t was Intended for
home consumption snd designed TO
strengthen the Carrsnsa position
among Medc4ns.
President Wilson has declined 10
Permit any otsc.ai Communication be-
tween any member q the Huerts
cabinet aid Charge Oshaughnssxy
fur two reasons The consroling
enc. Is ne desire to avoid even the
semhsance OF recognition Of any OF
the Huert2 claims The other Is the
fzct- 50 the president has tod callers,
that this country could not AFFORD to
pin its faith to any plxn where II had
to take into consideration the Perm
ancy OF any member OF Hnerta's cab
met His plan for the elimination of
Huesta has been, and & being, work
ed through influential Mexicars Who
hare the interest OF their country At
heart and who hare been prominent h
business, not in political. circles.
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Peoria Grain.

PEORIA. H., Nov. i7.-Corn-Mar
kst. old. lc higher. new IGac high
err No. white, new, sse. No. val
low. old. s5l.e: No. yellow, ne.
foi7 5oEc' No. yellox, new, ssI.
q So. No. mixed. new, ssE $50
oats-Msrket SG,4 higher. No
white. axe; No. 5 white. 4oa 4oh q.
Nc white. sssi assIac; standard
4aisc
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO. Nov. l7-Hor res.;p,,
+s.eea; market slow. ioc lover. Nike
and butchers, s7.4o6s.oo: good heavr
s7-46GSeo. rough heavy, s7.soGT.4s.
light s5.4a91-so: piga, s5.coa1.is.
Cattle receipt. $4,000: msrke
steady. lower Beerek, $S.asSs,
COWS and heifers. ss-eas.lo; stocser,
and feeders s4.ssa7.5e; Texans Sc s,
G7sSo. calves. s79o91f.as.
Sheep receipts $1,000 market 1oa
1ec lower. Native. ss.Sogsas: ives,
err ss-ssHAss: lambs. sssoR7 90,
western. tsS1GT -.
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-Re.d Ire Dsilv Gsse CITY
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Hog receipts 1880; market SOLO,
lower. Mixed and butchers, $3.50
7.s5; good to heavy. s7s5@s.oo; rough
$7.4o9T.G0; light, $7-c5es7.9o; bulk
s7.65GT.So; pigs. ss.50aL50.
Sheep receipts $500, market steady
Sheep and mutton, s3.7594.35; lambs
S5.2597.35.
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Daily Range Of Prices.

CHICAGO. Ill. Nor. IL
Open. High Low. Clos
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-03-07
PERSONALS

Wednesday.
Dan B. Gooch spent Sunday with
homefolks.
c. G. Boatman was a renewal WIS.,
itor Monday.
]. A. Weatherford was a renewal
visitor Monday.
R. H. Hill was here Monday and
renewed for next year.
R. H. Smith was a pleasant caller
Monday and renewal.
| J. A. Reid, from McLeodville, was
business caller Monday.
Dick Browder was new subscriber
on the Stantonyille list Monday.
W. A. Dillon came into the Bethel
list fold Monday as new subscriber.
Send US your order for Job Work Of
all kinds. We can and will please you.
W. Fl. Hartman took another year
of Independent and Commercial Mon
day.
V. Z. Bonds, of Humboldt, was a
business visitor to Selmer the first Of
the week.
Chancery Court was adjourned un-
til March 27, by direction Of the
Chancellor.
J. j. Lipford sends a subscription
from Phoenix, Arizona, showing he is
living there.
Mr.. Hartman, son Of J. G. Hart
man, called Monday and extended his
fathers subscription.
| W. H. Hodges paid his respects
Monday, with his annual contribution
to our strong poke.
Get Joe Floyd to order your Spring
Suit for you and you'll have the best
at a reasonable price.
| +. NJ. Clayton was here Monday and
made his annual contribution to the
cause of good literature.
i Mrs. Alice Bevell stopped off from
Jackson on her return to Cotinth
| Wednesday between trains.
7. J. Womble, of McNairy, was in
Monday and took slice of the indie
pendent and Globe-D Democrat.
| Mr.. and Mrs. R. D. Anderson are
spending the week at Baldwin, Miss,
with their daughter. Mrs. G. S. Archer
Mr.. W. L. Neal, nephew of Noah
Prince, living at Holiday in Benton
county, has been visiting Mr.. Prince
and family recently.
Better get in your order now fol
that Suit of Clothes. Joe Floyd has
a beautiful line of samples to select
Il from and the prices are RIGHT.
W. e. Donehoe was here Tuesday
He is one Of the most appreciative Of
our readers. He is opening up lot
Of new land on his Hatchie farm.
]. G. Milstead was caller Monday
leaving order for stationery and the
Independent. Heis perhaps the iarg
est land and stock owner in the county
Harmon Hodges called Monday ane
continued the subscription for The
Capt, who, while he cannot see Il
read, has the news all read to him
He is quite feeble.
Joseph Younger, an aged and pros
! porous farmer living three miles cas-,
i
of Purdy, died Sunday Of pneumonia
Deceased was good citizen and vel
known in the county.
/ ]. s. Ramer was a caller Monda,
) and indicated he might be a candidate
for Justice Of the Peace to fill thu
) vacancy in his district. The Court
could not get a better man.
MIR. and Mrs. W. E. Mcleod have
returned from Hot Springs, where
they have been for several weeks
. Mr.. Mcleod received great benef
and is about restored to good health
: From the daily Terrell Tex Tran
| script we learn of the death of Mrs
Edward MeAfee. 1t will be remem
| bered that Mr.. McAfee was McNair,
boy. From the account given the
deceased was much beloved in Terrell
She was born ia Bentonville, Ark.
PA. Sebfing. grandson of B. L
n L L. " IL - -. -
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1913-03-07
Best Known Cough Remedy

For forty-three years Dc. Kings
New Discovery has been known
throughout the world az the most re-
liable cough remedy. Over three nil
lion bottles were used last year. Isn't
this proof? 1t will set rid of your
cough or we will refund your money.
J. j. Owens, Of Allendale, s. G., writes
the way hundreds Of others have done.
After twenty years | find that Dr..
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Noah Prince, Clerk
Conyenes first Monday In each month.
Litigated cases will be called the first
day Of each term, except on Quarterly
Court days, and then such cases Will be
called on Tuesday, and the call continued
till tbs docket is disposed of.
Court will be open for probate matters
on every Saturday.
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