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GrrN cows. l. l. Nov 1a.-orly two
scores were handed a today nj 'he
Nassau Country club iu o match play
az .tiust par competition. Henry Cane
was M ard w l.. Hicks was down.
The sun., 1915-11-14
cEoRGEroWN's SCORE 2s-o.
Outplays North Caroiina Assies in
Every Department.

WASHINGTON, Nov, lS'-Georse'own
soto-,,ed the North Carolina Aggies ana
Wacha nical College In the annual Ioot-
bali game here this afternoon. 20 10
O. outplaying the visitors In every DE-
nar,ment. only once did the vsltoIs
come within thirty-hye yaros OF oeVs Snsd
almost entirely to the Carolina terri
tory, c.or,e,owp's
s,eedv backs. scored one touchdown
csch by skirtIng the visitors ends, Inc
other two touchdowns were obtained ps
,,,.ans of the forward pass. The lineup :
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HAMILTON REPELS UNION.
Severe Battle Ends in Scorelesa Tie
Field Goal Eno,ts Fail.

CLINTON. n. Y, Nov. l3.-Hamilton
held Union to a scoreless tie to-day In
one OF the scverest battles ever seen on
the local field. Both goals were threat
ened, but both teams were invnciblc
in the pinchcs. and neither Rosecrans' 3
toe nor Schwartz's powerful plunges
could send a tally across.
Schwartz Of Hamilton was easily the
star, displaying strong punting ability
and carrying the bulk OF Hamilton's at
tack. Forward passes resulted disas-
trously. twice giving the bali to the OPP
posing team at a critical stage, Rose
Grams attempted n goal from placement
In the third period from the 90 yard line
and Paige a drop kick in the first quar-
ter from the Is yard line. both failing.
Gains were made only by line plunges
and end runs. The lineup:
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PENN STATE BEATS
LAFAYETTE SO TO 3
Scots Goal in Last Minute
Saves Team From
ShutOut.

EAsroN. Pa, Nov. 13.-Lafayette very
t4rrowly averted a shutout this after
noon when Penn State defeated them by
he score 80 10 3. Coach Crowell sent
n team composed largely OF scrub
nen. as he is harboring his strength for
he game against Lehigh.
While this combination put up stub
,orn and game defence they were not
,aual % the task OF holding the very
'savy and fast backs of the State team
md State scored in every period. In
III this attack Bergman and Clarks
'ayed the leading parts, with Ewing,
'lnnerup, and all shining through the
'ery able support of Capt. Woods. Mil
Ar and Painter.
In the very last minute OF play with
Ne stands impatiently waiting for the
n 10 come Martin caught forward
ass from Taylor and ran seventy yards,
longest run OF the day. He was
reed out of bounds on the 10 yard
10. Lafayette could not advance the
AL by straight attack and Scott was
'prrted into the game to kick goal
'-om field This be did right cleverly
rom the % yard mark. The lineup:
The sun., 1915-11-14

in the last part OF tho third quarter be-
gan a drive that ended In the first Of the
fourth, when Harvard took the bah on
fourth down when II was within four
inches Of the goal line. Forced TO punt
five yards behind the line Robinson sent
the ball to Pollard on Browns IS yard
line. Pollard ran It back to the IL yard
line. when he was pushed outside.
Brown then cleared the decks for its
score Andrews and p irdy gained three
yards in two rushes. Al the start Of the
next play Weeks left his position at end
and started across tho field az II to re-
ceive forward pass. His stunt threw
the Harvard defence Off It's guard and
Pollard made the pass, shooting 1t across
the line into Farnums arms over the
Harvard goal line.
Boles and Taylor were the only Har-
ward regulars In the initial lineup. Coach
Haughton. with Mahan. wallace and
Watson, were at New Haven, and the
other regulars were kept out OF the
Brown game by orders of Haughton.
Harvard made fve first downs from
scrimriage In the game. Brown made
twelve, eight OF which were In the last
half. Harvard and Brown each tried
four forwards, each completing one
Each also suffered but one penalty, and
tHdt WAS AOr tne Same O1IenCe, lnteTIeT-
ence with q fair catch. The lineup:
Harvard. Positions Brown
1. curtis. ....... Left end ...".... Butner
X. Curtis. ...... Left tackle Ward
Cowen. ..........Left guard. ..........s stan
Taylor. .....".. Centre. ,....... .Sprague
Duncan. Right guard. ......... Wade
Gamer. ...... Right tackle. .Fsrnum
Weatherhead.. Right end. Weeks
Robinson. Quarterback purdy
Boies. .......; Left halfback Andrews
Rollins. zee. Right haifback. Pollard
Enwright. ......, Fuliback. ......... .Saxton
soore-Harvsrd. I6: Brown. :, Touch
downs--Enwright. Rollins. Farnum. Goals
from touchdowns - Andrews Robinson.
Field goai--Robinson. sues,itutions-Har-
ward. Harris for Taylor McKinloVk for Rol =
lins, Nelson for Duncan, Horween for En-
wright Whitney for Boles. Wilcox for
Robinson. snow for Cowan. Likins for
weatherhead. Lyman for Nelson, Burr for
Gamer, Horne for l.. Curtis. Brown. Max
well for Wade ormsby for Butner. J L.
Mall for saxton. Frazer for J. z. Mail,
Lewis for Ormsby. Booth for STAN. Ref
eree-~Hollenback. L. of y. umpire-Bank-
hart. Dartmouth Linesman-Prince. Wes;
Point. Field Judge--S Pishon. Dartmouth.
Time-l5 minute periods.
The sun., 1915-11-14

Three sixteens will qualify, and there
also will be an, eighteen hole handicap
on the Saturday.
The sun., 1915-11-14

lineup. ,.
Army. Positions' Revsriey
Zones Left tackle. ....''' ,8reciy
Tnieht. ....... Left guard. ........ II usssy
MrIcwan.......,, Centre ;''.''''''"rAe Aunn
Meaeham. Right susrcd Rt;salaon Mion
M1yiSu TniiS Right end. -. .Purrinston
Murtili. ...... ouarterbsek ''..'''' Zones gones
oIIphant. 49,. Right haltbaek. conan rnar
M,tchel. ,,..... Fuliback .....''' RUNNER
score-Army. "a; Maine; o. Touoha0whhs ,nNchs
1linhant, 2; Prickett. Goals from tourn sr',,,
fHowcaanmen,WpopipSant snbstitutions-Hrmy'
Prickett for Britton. Weyahd tor ,or yo,H Nc,
T,mberlake for Weyand Goodman 10. tor
Evan PARKS for Goodman. ho'mus ~ ar
Msscham m. Meacham for Holmes, rar;ii rarkyiii
sar Weyand, Gerhardt for Murr,.i' "II Wxa
s sor Gerhardt, Gerhardt for Murrii,., nVs1 ~
tor Coffin, Brundred for HSse;s 6i,essnt SS,'' HoSe
s5ufaih far RrnRham Place for Hoss Walker for for
Mitchell. Berry for. walker Misene,, peior for for
nsrrv Krayenbuhl for Mitchell, Peyt9n i2I
Sotfin. Maine, Peterson for Greene rUey siTa
ton for Purrington; Hissins Ion,u for pgleg gons:
bailey for Hisgans,; gpan.s,;srkeeMsHapsood. ke,siH Brown,
UDmpire.Luehrins. Chicago Lnrsn1T" r,srsmTwo
Plummer, Cornell Time OF aua'
OF IL and two OF IL minutes
The sun., 1915-11-14

Won Heimburg, Craag. Vail, railing,
Cawiey. stanwood. Goals from ,ouchdowns
Vail 3, Blodgett. Cawley 9 subsu;u-
Jackson for Johnson, John
SON for jackson. Harris for Johnson, Cr tic
for Miles, Failing for Davis. i.uth for
craig. Broadfoot for Luth. Blodget for
Won Heimburg, Clark for Ward Earl for
Gilman: Colby, Mccormick for l. Perry
Joyce for Mccormick. Colseth for Stinson
Mccormick for Heath. Selby for o. Brien
Referee-Thorpe Columbia. Umpire
Church, Yale. Field judge--Wheatley An
napoiis I.nesman--Moss, st. Johns. Time
OF auarters-l3, 49, IL, IL
The sun., 1915-11-14

downs--Ponder, tyler. Worthington, Caro-
Ian. Goals from neutrality-suspicious.. 3.
Substitutions--Dartmou Eastman for
Dusosoit, Pudrlth for Eastman, Fishback
for MoAulife. McAuine for Fishback,
Colby for Merrill, Merrill for Colby, Gle
for Baxter, Youngstrom for Gle. Trler for
Cotton, Cotton for Trier, McDonough for
Emery, Saladine for McDonough, liolbrook
for Worthington. Gerrish for Duhamel,
Thie scher for Ponder. Carolan for Thiel-
scher, Bates. Maxim for Murray, Harvey
for Kennedy. Moulton for Harvey Harvey
for Boyd. Knight for Stonitr. Kennedy for
brew Reteree-McGrath Boston College
umpire--Burke Worcester =, ]. Lines
man, Mccarthy, Georgetown Time OF
periods-Two i5 minute ana two IL min
The sun., 1915-11-14

doWns--RIder, 8, UOOdrIHN, knOWItOu,
Goal from touchdown--RIdcr. Subetitu-
tions-williams, Kieser for clifford. Over
ton for Pollard. Brewer for Garfield, Clif-
ford for kiaser, Kieser for clifford, Austin
for Kieser, Parmelee for Brown. Choate for
Welch, Hawkins for Hubbell, Smith for
Parmelee; Amherst, Washhurn for Tow,
Tabor for Ashley, Marks for washburn
Schmidt for Downer, Referes-Leuhring.
Princeton Umpire--Schwartx, Brown.
Lnesman-Thorpe, Columbia T1me-l5
minute quarters.
The sun., 1915-11-14
CAHALL'S TOE FACTOR
In LEHIGH'S VICTORY
Ready Also in the LimeliGht in
Game in Which Lebanon
Valley Is Beaten.

sorrH BETHLEHEM. Pa, Nov, ls-
After Lebanon Valley had scor,d on
Ieh'gh In the second period. The first
period being scoreless. the Brown and
White woke up and rlowed through ,h.-
Annv!lle boys line At will. the game
ending IN the early dusk with a 30 10
score In favor OF Lehigh.
Cahall starred for LehIrh as usual.
having three beautiful field goals on
drop kicks a touchdown ard three goals
from touchdowns. IS points IN all. to his
credit. Ready was well up IN tho honor
column. his line rlunging being srectac-
ular and decidedly profitable, resulting
in two touchdowns. Ready also made
beautiful 55 yard run and on another
occasion carried forward pass for 80
yards.
Mackert and Kcat'ng were bright
lights for Lebanon Valley The former
made good one OF two tries at goal
from placement. tho first attempt COM
ing In the last moments OF tho first
period. from the 55 yard line and fall
ing short
Lebanon Valley was the first to score.
Heating took punt by Cahail on hts
yard line and with good interference
advanced II to Lehigh's yard line. on
line plunges big Mackert took il over
Then Lchigh woke up. cahall and
Ready on long runs carried the ball 10
Lebanon Valleys 4 yard line, and Ready
slid over OH the next attempt. Maguin-
nes took Mackerts kickoff back %
yards and Cahall then shot r forward
pass to Sawtelle who ran to the visitors
30 yard line. From the 80 yard limo
C.,hall sent over his first drop kick
Cahall opened up the third period
with another field goal from the 35 yard
line and followed with touchdowr fol-
lowing keady's b5 yard run,
In the fourth period Ready followed
his 80 yard run on forward pass with
touchdown, and Cahall finished up
the scoring with a pretty drop kick goal
from the 35 yard line that dropped
twenty yards back OF the goal The
lineup:
The sun., 1915-11-14
and end runs. The lineup:


Hamilton. Positions. Union
Grlflth........Ri Right end. ....,....Young
Empny Right tackle. Hay
Orily,e Right guard. Dubois
Dayton ......... Centre ........ Gardner
Mclean. Left guard. .........Pric
Uuntsmnn. ...Left tackle. Bowman
" Cow Left end Moynihan
paige Quarterback .......,. Gon
Jones Left halfha ck. 50. .Rosecrans
pope. Right haifback. ...... .Girling
SchwartE....... Fullback ...,......S .Stoller
score-Hamilton, 0. Union. n, Substitu-
,ions-Roof for Stoller. Ander rson for GIRL
ing, Referee--Saunders. Umpire Beavers
Linesman--Draper. Time OF quarters-lt
minutes
The sun., 1915-11-14

Arrangements have been made by tho
Country club OF Lakewood for the three
day tournament which. as was announced
recently, H.il be held on Thursday. Frl-
day and Saturday Of next week. Novem-
ber %, 90 and 81. THANKSGIVING. Day
Will bs devoted 20 the qualifying round,
and Friday and Saturday 10 match play
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UNITY AND LATHAM =
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A considerable lot OF excitment
was caused Saturday by the ar
rest Of Guss Reed, charged with
the theft OF $500 from the cash
drawer Of the firm Of Winstead q
Jones.
Next Saturday night is time
for communion and foot-washing
at Unity. We understand Ed.
]. L. Thomas will be present.
Mrs. Eta Hawk has been very
poorly for some time.
DR.. Fields was called to see
Aunt Susan caves, Monday. She
Is suffering intensely with rheu-
matism in her back.
The trial Of B. Stowe versus
Ben Howard is set for hearing
Saturday afternoon at l O'Clock
at Esq. j. L. Eaves' Silver
Bell,
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Drainage Notice to Contractors.
CLEARING FLooowAY.
Dresden, TENN, Anril IL, !!

Dresden, Tenn, April IL, 1915.
In Matter OF Middle Fork & Spring
Creek Drainage & Levee District
No. /. OF Weakley County Tennes-
see.
Bids will be received until Noon OF
Friday, May IA, 1915, at the court
house in Dresden, Tennessee, accord
to the plans and specifications OF the
Engineer, by the Board OF Directors
OF the Middle Fork & Spring Greek
Drainage & Levee District No. l oil
Weakley County, Tennessee, for the
following Improvements OF said Dis
trict, to wit:
Contract No. 3.-The clearing oil
approximately 500 acres OF foodway
between the levees, clearing work to
begin within two months OF the
issuance and sale OF the bonds and to
be completed within fourteen months
after the issuance and sale OF the
bonds, provided, that the clearing
shall be kept in sufficient advance OF
the building OF the levees.
For information, address Morgan
Engineering Co., Memphis, Tenn,
w. E. Tansil, Sec'y, Sharon, Tenn,
r. 4. Lewis, Attorney, Dresden, Tenn.
G. 7. Mayo, Chm'n,
w. E. Tansil, S9c'y,
J.B. Overton.
Board of Directors, Middle Fork d
Spring Creek Drainage & Levee Dis
trict No. / OF WeakleY County, Ten
nessee. 3-4t.
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West Union.

Quite a crowd attended the
Baptist meeting at this place last
Sunday, and Bro. Webb Jackson
delivered a most excellent dis
course.
The singing at this place is to
be conducted on afternoons OF the
second and fourth Sundays instead
of second and third, as announced
last week.
Mrs. Iva, wife Of Robert Lock
hart, of Tiptonville, arrived at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Will
Cantrell, Friday afternoon. She
is in a critical condition from an
attack Of pellegra.
Farmers around here are setting
a large acreage to sweet potatoes
this spring. Truly, move in the
riTh .ai7eotion to success. 1t is
time the farmer: were awakening
to the fact that there IS >SSgsteln money to
be made in raising someGslng
besides cotton and tobacco.
Miss Catherine Newberry left
Friday for Memphis to enter
school.
Bro. j. L. Thomas requests me
to announce that he will preach at
Lambs schoolhouse Sunday morn
ing at II o'clock. Hear him and
you will learn something you
should know. Singers, come to
this service and assist in the song
eryice.-Observer.
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LAMBS ITEMS.
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Mr.. Wade Gibson happened tc
an accident one day last week
While cutting a bush, his axe
glanced and cpt(his leg. A gasE
was cut labdut one and one-hal
inches long.
Hobert Barnett gave a party
Wednesday night in honor Of Miss
Velma Altman and Miss Elsie
Fowler. Those present were
Misses Clara King, Bertha Lock
hart, Leila Gibson, Fara King,
Adele Terrell and Glide Buntin;
Messrs. Charlie King, Nealy GIis-
son, Lee Perry, Byron Taylor,
Otis Taylor, Alton Peery, Carlos
Davis, Dock Maddox, Elvis Bass,
Clay Taylor, Cecil Smith and Leon
Fowler.
Rev. Webb Jackson filled his
appointment at this place Sunday,
and will preach here every first
Sunday at 3 o'clock until further
notice. He expects to hold another
revival meeting here, sometime in
the future.
Mr.. Garrel Summers will sing
at Lambs schoolhouse Saturday
night. Everybody comeand bring
your songbooks, Carol Crown. 7"
We had Rev. Weaver Of Nc
Kenzie, Sunday, at our Sunday
school. He made a splendid talk
on the benefits derived from a
Sunday school, which was very
much enjoyed.
Rev. ]. L. Thomas will preach
at this place Sunday at II o'clock.
Miss Florence Taylor is suffer
ing with humps.
Miss Adele Maddox and her
cousin, Miss Ruby Maddox, leave
Wednesday for Mississippi, where
they will spend a few days with
Miss Adelle's father. Then she
expects to return to Memphis to
take a normal course. Il. H. S.
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END STOMACH TROUBLE,
GASES OR DYSPEPSIA
"Pape's Dlapepsln" makes Sick, Sour,
Classy Stomachs surely feel fine
In five Minutes.

If what you just ate is souring on
your stomach or lies like a lump Of
lead, refusing to digest, or you belch
gas and eructate sour, undigested
food, or have feeling of dizziness,
heartburn, fullness, nausea, bad taste
in mouth and stomach.headache, you
can get blessed relief in five minutes.
Put an end to stomach trouble forever
by getting a large fifty-cent case Of
Pape's Diapepsin from any drug store.
You realize in five minutes how need
less 1t is to suffer from indigestion,
dyspepsia or any stomach disorder.
It's the quickest, surest stomach doc
tor in the world. It's wonderful.
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MOORFs CHAPEL VICINITY

Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur SulliyeuI
are rejoicing over the arrival Of d
bouncing boy at their home.
Mrs. Sallie Sanders is reporteS
very sick.
Sundayschool has been orga-
nized Moor's Chapel. Let every
body come and take part every
Sunday afternoon at 2:30.
Saturday before the third Sunday
in May is the day that Moor's
Chapel church has set apart to
work for the Lord-give all that
they make that day for the benefit
Of the Lords work.
Mr.. Taylor Childress carried
his little daughter, Katie Lee, to
Jackson, Saturday, to have her
eyes treated. Rosebud.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-05-07

A municipal election is being
held in Gleason today Thursday
for the election Of city officials.
The compromise ticket agreed
upon is composed of R. J. Whit
worth for mayor; Frank Margrave,
recorder, and E. A. White, German
Phelps,lA. G. Edwards and M. E.
Tanning, aldermen. Mr.. Whit
worth is the present mayor, but
all the others are new men.
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MISREPRESENTATION
Died at Gleason.

Uncle Billy Walters, eighty
years Of age, died at his home il
Gleason. He had been in bad
health for some time. His wife
whom he had been married to only
aboutthree years, was considerably
younger than Mr.. Walters, who
left her in good circumstances
having made good provision for
her shortly after their marriage.
The deceased was a man well
considered and had many friends.
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Saturday, May 29th, 1915.
Insolvency Notice.

The insolvency of the estate Of
Mrs. G. Rials, deceased, having
been suggested to W. J. Jeter,
clerk Of the county court Of Weak
ley county, Tenn, by G. H. Cur
lee, administrator of said estate,
this is therefore to notify all
parties holding claims against said
estate to file same with said W. ].
Jeter, at his Office in the court
house in Dresden, properly au-
thenticated, on or before July 10,
1915, or same will be forever bar
red in law and equity.
This April 6, 1915.
6 G. H. Curlee, AZ
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Card Of Thanks.

| take this method Of expressing
my greatest thanks to the ladies
OF Gleason who so generously re.
membered me with a silver shower
on my move to Dresden. I shall
ever cherish each and every one
eof you.-Mrs. Laura White.
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IF YOUR CHILD Is CROSS,
FEVERIsH, CoNsTIPATED
Look Mother! If tongue Is coated
cleanse little bowels with "CaIi-
fornla Syrup of Figs"

Mothers can rest easy after giving
california Syrup of Figs" because in
few hours all the clogged-up waste,
sour bile and fermenting food gently
moves out of the bowels, and you have
a well, playful child again.
Sick children needn't be coaxed to
take this harmless fruit laxative"
Millions of mothers keep it handy be-
cause they know its action on the
stomach, liver and bowels Is prompt
and sure.
Ask your druggist for 50-cent bot
tie of California Syrup Of Figs, " which
contains directions for babies, children
Of all ages and for grown-ups.
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not ENOUGH Children

ever receive the proper balance of food
to sufficiently nourish both body and
brain during the growing period when
NATURES demands are greater than in
mature life. This is shown in SO many
pale faces, lean bodies, frequent colds,
and lack Of ambition.
For all such children we say with
unmistakable earnestness: They need
Scott's Emulsion, and need it now. II
possesses in concentrated form the very
food elements to enrich their blood. It
changes weakness to strength; it makes
them sturdy and strong. No alcohol.
Scott & Bovine, Bloomfield, NJ.
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TWELFTH DISTRICT TWIGS

The death of Mrs. Mag billing
err is hourly expected. She is
suffering from an attack O.
paralysis, having had several be-
fore.
Mr.. Ambrose Newton is Ut
and out again, having been con
fined to his bed for some weeks
with bronchitis.
Mrs. Maui Summers is among
those on the sick list.
Mrs. Ruth Miller, Of Arkansas,
Messrs. John, Henry and Charlie
Haley and mother are with
friends in their home community
now, being called to the bedside
Of their sister and daughter, Mrs.
D. O. Mcdonald, who has been
very low with peritinitis.
The many friends Of Mr.. Ben
Jones will be glad to welcome
him out again, after a severe
attack Of pneumonia, especially
the Everett's Chapel Sunday
school, as they have been with
out a superintendent since his
sickness.
Sunday afternoon will be chill.
dren's day at Blooming Grove,
combined with the monthly sing
ing of this district.
A bunch Of youngsters gather
ed on Spring Greek, Saturday,
being the first day Of May, and
tried their luck fishing and pic
nicing, but had no luck, as they
frightened the fish away with
their merry noise.
Miss Cora Weaver entertained
the young people with a social
Saturday night.
Mrs. W. T. Costen, Of Para
gould, Ark, is with her relatives
and friends for a few weeks.
There has been a Sunday
school organized at Pleasant
Valley in connection with prayer
meeting, and reports are it is
doing nicely.
Demonstration Ellis was through
this district the past week giving
instructions for farming. We are
glad to know the farmers are
taking to scientific farming meht-
DDS every year. Daisy.
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state Of Ohio. city of Toledo. | :.

Lucas County. So
Frank ]. Cheney makes oath that he Is
senior partner of the firm of f. j. Cheney
& Co.. doing business in the CITY, OF To-
ledo, County and State aforesaid, and
that said firm will pay the sum be ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case of Catarrh that.sAlnot We cured
by the use Of HALL'ty and ne - CURE.
FRA ENEY.
Sworn to before me prove lsusribed In
my presence, this st. opened ecember,
A. d. 1886.
(SeaD Az SON.
NJ EI"oId nIanPublc.
Halls Catarrh CG lternally
and acts directly u n ne cor4leland mu-
cous surfaces Of fGory?" lend for
F. j. cHENE 4 yes, butdo, o.
Take Hans IL g Fa nSAt yet \ iDatiOG
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GLEASON GLEANINGS
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Buy New Autos.

DR.. Mcbride and DR.. Tatum,
both of Gleason, have returned from
Memphis, where they bought new
autos. They brought the machines
back with them. The car pur-
chased by DR.. Mcbride was a five
passenger Maxwell. A Memphis
chauffeur accompanied him to
Gleason with the car.
DR.. Tatum bought a Maxwell
runabout. He was accompanied
home in his new auto by Rev. Witt
T. Holley, pastor of the Gleason
Methodist church, who had visited
in Memphis.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-05-07

For painting, paper hanging,
see Clint Gibbs. Out Of town work
solicited. 1885,.