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The evening world., 1913-07-23

9l.]s Bulgarian Bordered Velleo. -
White batiste greund-dssp border q
ratine set off top and bottom win
richly tinted Bulgarian embroidery.
- ct. Ran,is Llnsns 36-inch -. -
Pure unsn-fuil ASeortmsnt ef eo1qgU
most unusually popular fabric "
dress. coat. suit or chndrsn's UAitA
- Ct. SILK Striped Volles. .... "A
White sround-deiicately tinted noo0.
Gays and single blossoms-Whit0 -
contrasting shreid line silk strioeA
9l.7S French Eponss. 80. -
shades OF blue. all tints 81 T6oA Hauc.
tard. canary. leather wood end oth0P
browns. violets. iesf green and uSu-
trai tAns.
The evening world., 1913-07-23
Fine Values from Oar
Great Wash Dress Fabrics Dent.
Which Il the Largest In the World

- ct. Novelty Voilss--ss.iaoh..... 10
Plain weave In white ground and crepe
weave In unts-buiHArian. cublat
and floral patterns In great variety.
s. ct. Floral CSspss. ......... ~
Street and evening shades - firm
length taird coats. suits. etc.
% ct. Silk Mixsd Shantunes. -
Street and evening shades.
Firm weave-sxcellsn. surfacs-good
for full length tailored coats and
suits. a. well a. dresses.
- ct. SILK Mixed Shirtinss. i. :. -
White Ground-sii widths and kinds
of colorod stripes--fine for mems
wear. womsn's tub dresses. etc.
The evening world., 1913-07-23
REVOLT ALARMS PORTUGAL.

situntion IN RepuhIi0 Cond1erea
..,-- Most MenaciaG.
MADRID. July 23.-rraveiiers ar.
riving here from Portugal to-day de-
clare the present revolutionary move-
ment In that country to be Of . most
important character and that even sup
porters OF the Republican Government
consider the situation - most serious.
The evening world., 1913-07-23

Instead Of waiting for an
elevator, step on one Of these
moving stairways and be carried
quickly and safely to any mer-
chandise floor.
The evening world., 1913-07-23
Great Thursday Offering of
WOMEN'S WASH DRESSES
4.08


white and cotov~d linens, Aopal,
plain aud striped vOt1es. tissaes,
batlstes aud Ia ~ ms, In plain eolors
ana figures--coat ami straight mod
els; dainty TRAININGS OF iaccs and
enbroideries on nearly all. while
many rely upon contrasting pipinEr
FOR their ornamentation - Regular
and extra sizes to 60
The evening world., 1913-07-23

N.So Wsmsa's unsn Ceats. .......... 3oS
Natural .tint-full length-convertible
collar-dstachabls belt-patch pock-
woNEN'S cOATs-sEcoND FLOOR.
n et. White Wash Waists. .......... -
Crossbar iawn-strictly tailored
wxIsTs-sEcoND FLooR.
- q. Wsmsn's unlsa Suits. ......... -
FINE ootton-low neck-short sleeves
or sleeveless drawers are lace
'''G%fdu Es1i usDsswrakx1is ri ssyf IN hHs ,ueo.
- 10 n el. Msas underwear ar.......... ~
Sea Island eotton-short or long
':iSrss ::Ss 5sbHs%rxs.x;ISS II xS.c isnS'e 9eioo..
70 q. chiAssa's Sklsts. ,............. -
White oAmbrio-yokA French and
Princess styles = smb'y. lace end
II AistAs1: S1-s!a:' bGr4:yc3lcosp s. ye3slisc;o v.ooa.
n et. Ws@sa6 Hssss Dssssss. ....... ~
Lawns aad percAlss--stripes, checks
sna sEuESsrpuiSn Ss ~: n:sss!i :is;s
% q. Ialsial Statisnssy ............ ~
~ shssts paper ard y correspond.
sncs cards, with gilt initial--<R an
veiopes: or box OF - plain sheets
and u snvslopso-fins vacation OPP 4
''''SSrriAt}ki 'SSrriAt}kioxuaY-rx.~p vooa
Sl.Ss Pws unss Nashirs. ...........l.oo
Extra heavy--silvsr blsach-.many
patterns--h sfnmed. ready FOR use,
INENs-NAIN vLOoR
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19

sic HGmer i'm Sample 9e9sn Die
Strthen uno Vorther".
SIT osnuq mGosn oieie prophetic
ldeu Worte i'm @erlnufe oes 6elos
suoes i'm Settle Topoleons nat9es
.Iungen bobsr, oIS Iid oieier t'noe
uno porii6tids Siibrer ourh Rub'
LAMB lGnQIt nid1t mshr i'm Belize Tos
poleons betono. Oenn oos toftbure
guh mrrbe oem 9aiier in Wiiuo des
roblen; BORT mar Der Reiieipoqen
Nupolepns I6leht hpodt, cir
M0nh namens Vnis benubts Die
@eleoenbsit. nm Ii6 oos 8efGhrt an
suisben unb nubm oo&i oos Ret'e'
bu6 mt. obne odb irqenb iemdro
i'm perbinoerte o0er es ouh III gu
bemertsn 5hien. Der Monh iiber1ab
feline 8eute Dem @ensrol 8aiaorop,
Der ourh einen eiasnbdn6iotn '6riFts
Iihen 0e,mert Ole 6srtuuft oes 0us
Dies be3si6n,te unb oos W%1dnuitr'pt
hnnn rols Elm 9eihen unenoltd)er
Oantbor,eit" Dem Wlerunoer Wlic1ne'
Ionityh 8eroiep gum Geihent moh'
t.. WsbrFo6 nthfelt, bos ndpolso'
niThe ReiIsbuh oen @slibsr. bib i'm
/ Seobre 1859 Wurfolpmisp noS io't'
bore MonuT,rint ser toiierl'her
9ibIipthet in peisrsburo iiberfr',s
np Is Yeitbsm inmi!ter unoerer Sono'
fhriften1hGbs Thlummsrte.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19

man iiber eine aip6altFraBe. Zoe
der. Die in bic @ipbalt'di6 ge9ras
ben lperoen, fiillen id nuA tur5er
Set nab. uno Der See 1T it0aoig
in 9spe9ung
Seit beinate einsm bdlbsn Subrs
bunbert miro hisie iheinbar unsra
ihopfIi6e 4IpboItquelIe tednii4
ouS9enubt; in oieier 3eit 1T Der
Spiegel, fpenn man Die harte Shr"
fIc6e oeS Sees 70 nennen Mill, uun
etpa 3tpsi Meter tiefer gepproen. 10"
bak cine Gtih0pfung Der IipboltH
poyrGte in obisbbursr 3eit duseea.
ihloiIen eri6s;nt. 9eaenpdrtig be"
trsibt cine eneIiide @eieuidaft ben
Nhbou bes ATpbaltes. G.obe Iis
pbaltblode peroen nit Der Sarb loss
eebadt, gu Srdnsportihiffen gsbraht
uno BON ba an ibren geItimmtness
or, bouptidIih nnh Den 0srsinig.
ten Gtaaten, bcforoert. Der Hrbat"%
pbdIt 1T nit @asbIdien ourdieBt
IS tonner tdelid 1000 Sonnen gee
f0rbert psroen. ole Sdbresbeute ber
trGet .ttpa 100000 9onnsn. boH
lam bic Sorbsruns bsi ~ftarter Ru9'
fra9e i'm Sabre bis ouf 100000
9rnnsn onItsiqen. gu sinem 9e.
rineen TeiIe piro Der Robaipbalt
! ON Srt unn SteIle r%affiniert.
Sn Der Ndbe oes Mipbaltises fin
bet iid i'm Bpoen ods io9enunnte
9rinibdosrol. cine 3dbfliihiee.,
fdpdr3brcune WaFe. ole b5dittpdbrf'
IdsinIib ole Nu!terIubitanS Oes 4fs
p1oItes III. Sir ole enaliihe Res
oisrun9 lit Der 9siib hes CAPABILITIES
cine quite GinnobmequelIs, oenn bic
GeieIlftoft. RE ben Gee oorloufn9
bis gum Sobr 1890 o6baut. be5oblt
auber elmer Sabre8patt Don S7n-
COO fir ieoe 2oEne 3ohoiphaIt
St.25. fir ieoe Gonnc raFfinierten
Mipbalt 81 90 M~usfubr3oll. Sn zen
3crsinidteu Gt1aten ipirb Sic 6duptz
menoe oesErinioaooip6altes perarbeis
tet &isr lsqt man Gtrdbsnnefen
6anit etros oroers on. oIs in Gu,-
ro2a. Wdbreno oriiben @uBs INTO
G'dmpfoipbaitftraBen gebdut iperheH.
bahen mir sinen fogenannter Wol3e
afpbaIt, bel benz Ole Strabsnhede
our6 Dumpfpol3sn Compliment
Miro. Cine Folde W0l5oipboltitrds
&c. ME i'm Sabre 1876 dnQeleQt NOR.
her 1T. III nod beute i'm 8etyieb.
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19
GapuIcOns %GScfcr.
Tas Gciicbudi hes Qoriru fir Der ruf.
iiidlcn Telo5us.

Der fransoFiAe a5be Soispt
Bonnet. Der itd nab petersburg be
CAB, UNI in Der 6ortiasn taiierIithsn
9ibIipthef in Ger umfunore.dsen
SommIrna lranS0Tiider Mnnuitript,
6oriGunoen su peranitalten. bat i'm
8erIuufe Isiner Mrbeit einen ungez
tp0bnIib intrrsTnnten Sumo eemuft:
st sntosdte ons N%eiiebauobuh. oeiIen
Rapplspn Iit pdbrenn oes ruHi,hen
sysIosuees behiente. Dos Wert, &c.
niiIcrmoBsn eth ei9ens fir NapoIeon
t,rgeIteIItrr 8Goeter ourh Rublono.
1T nit DER Sdno Ie'drieben uno 5tl-
set einen siemlif ftarten 8ano. Der
IN oerbe 9rppoedel aebunhen mar
unb an 2Eteritreifen un0 Metoloien
onf6eimEo i'm Gsiiepagen HopoIscns
beseItigt mar. Mon Iiebt es benz
feHeInoen Monuitripte nod an. hdb
ss bdufie benubt nurbe Die 9loiter
bsrrutsn. oaB cine nsrpoie uno bds
itiqe Sunb lie oft umnanote uno oob
bieTes Reiiebud Napoleons bon Dem
6elbberrn fsbr oft Inn Rot b.feo9t
rurbe. Mber nod intsrsg9nter ols
bus Gubere ausfeben bisf.s bomb
fdriftlihen gufes III fein Snhalt.
Der geeisnst idisn. Die Grobsrungs'
IuTt gu entfldmmsn uno bph 5ueleih
Die furttbaren Standardization zines
trisgsrif6en rn%tsrnebmens 9e9eu
Rublnno nntoriidi;h herporbebt.
Musfibtltn miro Der Qoosnreihlum
RuBlonhs qefhil0sri, Il. q. ouh Die
nod unasbobenen mdd,tiqen WineroIs
TdlGbe oes ll~rdIQe5ietes Damn ,bu
miro ousaeiibrt. BOB Elm Seltsuo
neoen na8 ruiTiihe Reih NIT Dem
0uosnblid Der llebsridrsitunq p,r
ruTiiden @ren3e 8sfahrsn nit fh
brinQen miiNe. Die ritt Su iibtrplns
ben nGren. Dos ruFiIhs Seer MIRO
betraftet. sic qetpottios Nuso.bnur1
unb perbGItnismGBio Thpahs 9sp0l=
teruno oes 2on9cs acfhiloert UNI
burauF binQenie'en. bob Rubldnh in.
fplQe feiuer untuItur Iih ols ~ien''tt3
ieoer Grpbsrunqsmoolit's 'tehtao'
unfeben t0nne. Die Ieinhe". 70
beiBt es D0rttih. .tpuroen bier nidf
beTer obifnsibsn ME i'm AIter:um
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19
Nrrtpule Naturfd)opfnna.
Ter 9~lipbuitite anf yrinibab nnb irine
auSnufuna.

gu ben puRetrb1rIttn G6opfuns
GEL scr glatur gtbort wrbI Der
A,pbnltiee oai Der SnisI 3rIniooo.
ais nm id}pn aoIumbus i'm Sab
re 1886 Nipbcli entnobm. nm feline
Sfiiie 81 flIiatern, Uni @runo
sigsHsr anituulmQ mnht lber oieie
Ruiurmertpurniaieit EN- 6sutifer
62rider inte=enarte UiitteiIungen
DER Gre tot sinf 5ldt)e bon 40
.Qettnr 8r0be; mir tlef er III. iueib
mIn niht, ooh bat man 8obrunQen
bis Su 60 Mletern dnasIteIli. Obne
Der 6rnno gu frreiten. Weni9e
W%liiera0ern ourtihneioeu Die Sbers
fIdfs; Der See ieIbi. 1T 70 bart.
BAT man ungcfdbroet oarauf 9eben
fam; IS bort iid oann an. ols atnQe
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19

- a = -
! Sm fhplr2en N6ler 3u grunbenz
burg an Ser SoNI TAB sire f1phIi9e
0eieufhait an Der Iungen Sufel.
Wiirni9e Sta0+pGtsr Ser alien 5oz
peIitaot, SnSuitrisQe uno OffRiere.
Sbpobl es bsre:ts benen.!i6 nadl
Mitternaht mar. nou.e teiner an
ben MuFbruh oenten. Man faB gu
semiittid ~beiinmmen uro tat bem
outen alter Rotlpein unb oem
QfuuoitGotsr Bier bes Wirtss dlle
Ghre an.
Wls MN aber ole oIte llhr gum
S6laoe uusbolte uno psrtino.te.
bab Die 8eiiteri.unoe poriitsr pGr,,
"a erbob iif elmer Scr 6srrrn nit
turaem GntidluB ron ietnem 9laBe.
&c mar ser 3ettsanpdlt Or. Wals
ter 9or6ar6t aus Berlin, Der feline
fhIanfe, fsbniae. bohe 9eitdlt jeBt
our pollen @robe sn.p01rid!ets unO
lid NIT Der Re4t.n iitsr psr fpobls
espflegten blpnoen G6nurrbort ftrid.
Bon alien Sei+sn risf man ihm
gu, eaB er mod bteiber, DAB sr ned
cine leBte 6lnfht BON Dem gutsn
Rotpein mil BEN dnosren leersn
m0es. ga, Der b:te Stoot;ut bislt
ibm Elm friiheefuutes @Ias trints
fertig gum Mfunbe. Iter Or. 8ors
hdrot berbsuote iih dbIehnsno uno
fugte:
rNein, meirs S.rren, id bon:e
Shnen. ID fpsiB genau, ipiepiet id
mir Suruten oorf. Sd babe Ole Qbs
fift. m0g.ihit baIo nod Berlin uno
ins 8ett gu tommsn, oenn id muB
merger friib Inn 9 uhr bereits sis
nen 3e.min nahrnshmsn Bar
Don = i'd meine noturIid fsute frIib
I'm 9 ltbr". perheiierte er ii6. ~Gs
1T gon3 ausgsihIofsn. totid6IiA
msine 6srren, 10 rei3.no SIRE 0es
ieli6aft mar.
.Steben Sic ouf, Iiebsr 6oat.".
tpanote TT Iit an sinsn jjnosren
Serrn, Ser rueniqe qtGBs bon Inn ents
fernt faB. Sic ots qGIdIi6sr Rens
tier mo6tsn nntirtit an lisbittn
Bis in sen bslsn Mo-gsn birsin pos
tulieren."
.Qber e II. q fopieio eIeid mors
oen", risf elmer oer 6,rrsn BON 9opFs
en6e ser 5oi:l. r0arten Sic BOD
lie6er ab, bis Is EEL III, bomit 3hn.n
nit S6rsr gen3intarrs biz Berlin
nitts 3uitobt."
ugeien Sic obne Sorgsn. Tottor,
meme 6anO if 9snau 70 f6sr an
eteuer. als ndrs i'd iosben frii6
aeftdrtt aug msinsm Worg.n6oo o.s
tommen. un0 b1rn - tenre i6 ia
70 siemIi6 0isfsn aassnitsg 3piih.n
Ser oroBen Sssitaot grano>nburg
uno Der Crtihaft qreubiihsgsrlin,
Nord stern. [volume] (La Crosse, Wis.) 1856-1921, 1913-09-19

Iobrs.us BON Der St.u.. pGbr,nb
i'm uhaaFhorlih bic spsi Worts
eurh has @shirn flatiertsn: UI
mutt. Oh mast. III mu6t.
Minuten nsrgin9sT. bis ihm p!os-
lid Sic SOee lam: bic Srsaien iino
ia a%neespsen.
Nit einem Spranee mar Gdritsn
auf hem Waesn. Gin Hud an Den
Sebeln uno Die 9remien rpdren aes
lott. Don neusm Elm Stpb ge9sE
Den 0aesn unb sIatt uuN riuis rous
ts oas idmuds 6obrasus duf Den Sot
bindus.
uno bonn 0rsbts Iid Faritsn um
uno nolte has speite poleu. Ibsr
90 fab er in Elm srnSises, looerns
oes 6lammenmtsr. IuSu toitbare
Minutsn hattie er psrlorsn. nab
reno er pe-iuhte. has feit9sbrsmits
TabrSsug aus om Sduppsn Su itp<
zen.
glur einen Ser neusn brsi Waa.n
bate CT in Siferbsit brinoen ton
nen. Seine ausii6tsn fir Sen toms
mer0en Wstttompf battsn lid i'm
9trbdItnis ppn brei Su ems pers
idlehtert.
Sdlb ~beIinnuneslos rolte er Den
einen Wuesn iber ben Sof ourh
oos Sor binaus auf Die Strats.
6ol6 bstGubt lab er, ME jsBt 81.
Sahrseues Der Stuertpebr nit 0Iodsue
Iiqndlen unO lpbernosn 6adeIu anges
itiirmt tamen.
limo Damn bseann Der aampf Stp;.
itsu Den Meniten uuo Dem gieri-
asn Clement. 3iIfeno unO fau=
6euo norfen Die 9ampfpumpsn
md6ti0e Wa1sri:rablen in bas
5eusrmesr, &uf Den 4Iarm rMits
"telieusr" folgte balo Der 4Iarm
u@roBeusr"- Don allen Seiten
riidten ole 0ampfiprlgen aud BON
dnoeren 9ranopdd)en beran. Iuf
pou Der Spree her muroen SdIau6-
Ieitungen ge!eat uno aus eini9e1
spanSi9 Stroblrobren er9oe ii9 cine
tpebre Slut in Die 6lummsn.
@ber bos 5suer hattie ousu gut.
Nabrung. Ssnsin uno Del in ee>
nulti9er Mengsn. limo Damn 6oi3s
luert, tpeldes pputommsn trod:n
mar, allertei @rmmi uno Qadfarben.
0u fonnte bas DoHer Ianqe nidt qee
gen bos 6suer an. StuuOenIang
tobte Der Sampf unb in md6iigen
5untenflu9 purOe Die Slut nuA
Der Spree gu Qetrasen. 10 Sob
Die Webren gu tun batten, I'm hen
Brand uuf oas cine Wsrt gu bei6rGn~
ten.
GnoIid itieo Elm rptss tultes SitIt
am Sitbimmel emppr. Die 5rib@
lin9snadt gin9 itrem Gnbs entgegen.
uno nun brad trahenc Elm 8uf@
itubl na6 Dem anoern in 'ih 3ufnme
men. "itiir5ts cine 5%ubritbuI1f nua
Der onoeren in SrumnHrn nisber.
llno oIs Die GGmmeruns heller unb
INNER heller puroe, ois rnhlid ore
Sonneni6sibe Iber ben 5prt3unt
Itieg, "a i6isn re auf ruutsnse
Idmar5e SrImmerfnuTen. G1Its oensn
bier uno BORT nod tiRmul teNs
6ldmme empprihlue. SIe fdien
ouf aqerIei b~erbo9enes eifer1ms Bull
merit, duf geboritsne NaHrrrrite. ro
Iid por msnigen Siunhen mod itoI3
unb iider oas Goritsnf6e Iutpmobii>
tperf erboben bate, unh fw fdien
enoIi6 auf sinsn frobIib btintsnOsr
9raftma9en, neben nsI6rm bieid uno
iibernGGti9 Der e;niti9e 6err nes me-
oer9ebrannten Wertes, Se1 Carl
@ariten itnno.
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Gorti,su..o foI1t.)

Berlin II err Der edn3sn osut=
ifen INTERPRETATION nit 28,4,
Qsip5ig nur nit z3.5 pro3.nt betsi'
ligt.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-11-07
TUESDAYS ELECTIONS
Returns Show Democrats Holding
Their Own in Most States

Tuesdays elections resulted
very satisfactory to the democratic
administration at Washington.
Returns show a complete triumph
for democrats in Massachusetts
where a governor and state ticket
were chosen. A Democratic gov
ernor was elected in Virginia with
out contest. James Fielder, demo-
crat, was chosen Governor OF New
Jersey, the home of President
Wilson. In Maryland a demo
crat senator was chosen. Massa-
chusetts won by a majority of
about $4,000.
Tammsny was buried under an
avalanche of votes, Murphy's man,
Mccall being beaten by j. P.
Mitchell, the fusion candidate.
The Tammany tiger, it seems, is
skinned and its hide hung up to
dry. The republicans will control
the assembly of the state of New
York and the appeals court also
goes to them. The democrats
won 10 several congressional dis
tricts where vacancies were filed
Sulzer, the ousted Governor of
New York, was elected to the leg
islature of that state.
The Democrat: gains in sever
al states w,r3 very pleasing to
President Wilson who was all
smiles as the returns came in. Of
As Indiana towns, 81 elected demo-
cratic mayors. The victory in
Maryland is regarded as a land
slide to Democrats.
In the elections in Kentucky,
democrats were victorious. Mas
sac county, lllinoi went dry, due
to the vote of the women. The
majority of the men who voted
cast their suffrage for saloons, the
women suing the fight for the
dry's. The county had been wei
the past two years and dry two
years previous. This is the first
time women voted there on any
question.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-11-07

The official report Of the census
of the agricultural department at
w ishington shows tie amoint Of
cotto ginned in thi, county this
season prior to October Is, to be
4, 1872 bales. The report for the
same time last year showed only
2,502 bales.
Mrs. Eugene Hawkins happened
to painful accident Thursday OF
last week. She was riding in a
wagon when the seat board broke.
In the fall, Mrs.EHawkins was
considerably hurt, one rib being
broken. She is improving nicely.
Rev. S. B. Ogle returned last
night from Springfield. He has
been assisting his father in revival
services at one of his churches.
We are requested to announce
that there will be preaching Sun
day morning and Sunday night at
the Baptist church.
Rev. G. O. Butler, of the Eight
eenth district, was reported very
sick at the first of the week. His
condition was thought to be ex-
tremely critical. He is a brother
of Rev. w. A. Butler, of Martin,
and Mr.. Butler and his family
came from Martin Saturday even
ing to attend the bedside of his
sick brother.
Bishop T. G. Carter, of Chat
tanooga, delivered his famous lee
ture, The Mistakes of Matrimony,
at the college hall in Irrelevant,
one night last week, The audi
ence was delighted with the lee
ture. The proceeds will be used
to improve the chapel hall of the
High school building at that place.
Mrs. Leonard Garrett, Of the
Third district, is quite sick with
typhoid fever. Her condition
Monday, was reported to be very
Mr.. Garrett, her hus-
band, has recently recovered from
an attack Of typhoid fever, and
three members of his fathers fam
lily have died with the disease.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-11-07
Hinkledale

The farmers are busy picking
cotton and gathering corn. Our
crops will be short and some of
the farmers will be pushed to have
corn and hay to run them through
the winter.
Several Of our people have been
attending court last week and
this.
We regret to learn that j. A.
Hinkle, wife and daughter, Mrs.
Mcdonald, have sold out and are
now moving to Mckenzie. They
are good people. 1t will be long
time before the people of this town
and community will forget the
many favors shown them in va
rious ways, and we wish them sue
cess wherever they may go. Mr..
Hinkle bought a farm, started a
town and called it Hinkledale and
was in business for several years.
They came here about ten years
ago.
We welcome James Brown and
family, of South Dakota, and hope
they will make us as good neigh
bors as MIR. Hinkle and family.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-11-07
Beware of Ointments For Catarrh
That Contain Mercury

as mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange the whole SyS-
TEN when entering it through the mucous
surfaces. Such articles should never be US
ed except on prescriptions from reputable
physicians, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good you can possibly derive
from them Ha'S Catarrh Cure, manufac-
tured by F J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, o.,
contains no mercury, and is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces Of the system. In buying Halls
Catarrh Cure be sure yon get the genuine.
II is taken internally and made in Toledo,
Ohio, by F. ]. Cheney & Co. Testimonials
free.
Sold by all druggist. Price 7Sc per bottle.
Take Hsll'S Family Pills for constipation.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-11-07
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER I. 1918

With only a morning and after
noon paper in Nashville the news
paper business should be more
prosperous in that city, Two
papers are all that city needs and
as many as it can support. When
a third paper starts you may know
that it is established as a political
organ or the mouthpiece of some
special interest and not as a sane
financial investment.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-11-07
Notice

To the taxpayers of the cor
roration. All corporation taxes
are now due and will become de-
linquent the first day ofDec. 1918,
after which date penalty will be
attached thereto according to the
provision of the town charter.
Please come forward and pay your
taxes at once and save extra cost
This Nov. 5, 1913.
j. F. LEACH, Rec. & Treas.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-11-07

1t is indeed very pleasing to
hear the people of Carroll county
saying so much about good roads.
If the fight is kept up, the mud
hole in Carroll county will become
a thing of the past, and the old
county prosperous in her good
roads. Something big along this
line may be looked for next year.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-11-07

With the Nashville Democrat
out of existence and Ham Patter-
son preaching temperance, what
can the whisky interest of the
state dol
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-11-07

The democratic party may act
sane next year and 90 in to win a
victory But it will have to cham
pion the cause of temperance and
law enforcement in addition to
putting forth good man if it
wins in the fight for governor.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-11-07
Advertise in The Democrat Resu Best
THE CHURCHES
CHRISTIAN CHURCH

Sunday School promptly at 10
CLOCK. Be on time.
Everybody in Huntingdon has
a standing invitation to attend our
Sunday School every Sunday
morning the school that is doing
things. Come next Sunday and
see for yourself-at 10 o'clock.
w. P. JORDAN, Superintendent
Communion service at 10. 45.
Prayer meeting every Wednes-
day at 100 p. m.
Carroll County democrat. (Huntingdon, Tenn.) 188?-1971, 1913-11-07

W VIC NN"ttt4 50 ~ Cav oNiA Nt0d1Ae
TO neigbbors, and while the prose-
cution, doubtless. felt justiiable
in pressing the salt, yet it seems
that there should be some cheaper
and more convenient way of set
Ting trivial matters like this. The
whole trial indicated that there
waa really more in the case than
the value of the chickens involved.
A young man whose name we
withhold, because of the respect
we have for his family relations,
was taken from the county Jail
Monday by relatives and friends
at a considerable expense. The
young man was charged with ut
tering forged paper, arrested and
brought to Jail couple of weeks
ago. His friends paid back the
money and the bank by which the
check was cashed agreed rot to
prosecute. This is the third time,
we understand, that this young
man has been charged with crimes
of this kind. Always before the
matter was adjusted without get
ting into court. This young man
is about twenty years old and un-
less the stay of a few weeks in Jail
and the near escape he made of
going to the penitentiary causes
him to change bis way of living,
he will soon find himself behind
prison bars, as friends will not
always stand for his bad conduct.
A case involving as much inter-
est as any one called at this term
of court, was taken up Wednes-
day morning. The parties involv-
ed in the suit are citizens of the
Twenty-fourth district. On the
night of June the eleventh, last,
parties went to the home of Will
liam Hopper and fired several
shots into his house. Hopper was
a tenant of Homer Hatch and it
seems that Mr.. Hatch desired to
to get rid of Hopper and be is
charged with leading the crowd
that fired on Hopper's home.
Hatch was arrested and together
with him Hubby Hatch, Leo Hatch
and Winnie Bateman were indicted
charging them with the offense.
A large number of witnesses at,
tended and the case was bitterly
fought. At this writing the trial
is still on.
A large crowd was brought here
Wednesday morning from which
to secure a jury in the case of the
state against Hatcher and others.
The jurors came from, First,
Twentieth, Twenty-frst and
Fourth districts. A jury was soon
secured and the other parties were
given permission to return home
if they so desired. The court ex-
regret that he had to bring
so many from their work that
pretty day.
Friends of Donnie Tubbs and
Will Chandler made their bond
last Saturday and the young men
we're released from custody. The
bond was fixed at 5000 and was
made jointly. The case was con-
tinued until the next term of
court.
The grand jury adjourned We'd
nesday afternoon. The jury turn
ed in about twenty-four indict-
ments.
The court will likely finish its
work and adjourn today. Court
convenes at Paris next Monday.
Sherman Hillsman col. was con-
victed of assault and battery carry
ing pistol and disturbing public
worship. He was given fifteen
months in county Jail and $120
fine. He will work for the coun-
ty some time.
Louis Tharp, COL, gets $50 for
carryinu pictol