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Nrm Mnm.Icd In NInrhinc.

" Hurlcc. employed on Tree
EiU' farm Ieuriro County, vas
brought to ,he Johnston Willis siospi
tai yesterday 10 receive treatment for
:, nadly mamGicd arm. au injury he
sustained when tn" mcmbc" WAS caught
IN q fodder shreddin. m"chnc. Nh"
arm Was caught hy the machinery AMI
drawn into tie cogs up TO The elbow.
IL "as necessary To tale part OF the
machinery apart 10 release Burlcr y;
tho hospital il was though; that an
amputItiou may hc necessary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03

TSncciaI 20 The Times DISPATCH.
SUFFOLK. VA. December 2-Mer-
rel Francis Lloyd one OF Suffolk 8
foremost citizens. died tonight at his
home on Brewer Avenue in the fifty
ninth year OF his age. Mr.. Lloyd had
served the city as city clerk mem
her OF the council and the county as
commissioner OF the revenue and mem :
Der Of the Democratic executive COM
mittee. He is survived by his wife,
who was Miss Margaret Riddick: four
sons. one of whom is NJ w. Lloyd. OF
Richmond. and four daughters. all OF
Suffolk
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03

fondrich @s Il screen star. aud in the
tile rol" she is furnished with fun
opportunity TO display her attractive
ness. thcrc Is certain appeal IN her
Work That VIII surprise those Who have
seen her only on the speaking stage.
fh" direction IL OF AN excellent sort.
OF chief note are the beautiful Canadian
Corcst scenes. Special pains appears
TO have been taken with the photo
graphy. which is wonderfully tinted
throughout. "Armstronss Wife" at
tractcd unusually large audiences to
the Little Thcatcr yesterday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
ASK CONCERNING STATUS
OF FORD PEACE PARTY
Several European Nations Make In
formal Inquiries OF State
Department.
L. $. NOTHING TO DO WITH lr
lansing Says Government Assumes
5 n" Responsibility for Any Activi-
ties or NcgOtiat ions On Part OF
Those Engaged in Movement.

WASHINGTON. December 2-Sevcral
European nations. neutral as we'll as
belligerent. have inquired Of the Gnircd
States concerning the status OF the
peace party which is to sail in vessels
chartered by Henry Ford Secretary
Lansing has replied that the american
government not only has no connection
with the expedition. hu; assumes no
responsibility for amy activities or ne
Gotiations on tho part o. thoS. engaged
in the movement
Tie fact that Nh. Ford has conferred
with President Wilson before siartiu.
his movement 10 cud the European war
gave some Of tho diplomats here the
impression that the Washington gov
crnncnt might have some connection
with IL. II became known Tonight
that, since the publication of the plans
Of the party, the state Department has
been receiving Inquiries. most of them
Of an informal nature. through tho en-
bassies and legations here OF the i:u-
ropcan powers. Secretary Lansing has
promptly explained that the party
would carry no credentials from the
state Department and did not differ
from any other body OF Americans
travelling in Europe
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
At the Colonial.

NJ TIE COIOnInI.
The COloniars main production to-
day and tomorrow is Thcda hara in
the William Fox production. rive Gal
lev slave" with II cast including Stuart
iiOimcs Claire Whitney and Little Jane
Ice. the best Juvenile in motion pic
lures BARLEY Campbell. the au:ho"
Of THE Galley Slave" never wrote !
more powerful drama than this. IL is
said. Miss Bara is lifted WIN a role
just Il little different from the usual
Vampire she portrays in most of her
pictures. However, II affords ample
opportunity for her well-known meth
DDS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
Mr.. john w. watkins.

Mrs. Barbara T.. Watkins. seventy
eight years of age. widow OF John w.
Watkins. died last night at o'clock at
the home Of her son. John II. Watkins,
G23 North Thirty fourth street. She
leaves four sons and three daughters
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03

RICE WAFHRS. 2oc TIN. Made by
the japanese formula. Just as they are
used in the Orient nj all tea houses
PRETXELS. l5c. Large sailed
brown cooked PretZels. with the crisp
righteousness Of toasted nut
TRENTON OYSTER CRACKERS.
lie. The recognized large ready crisp
cracker that betters Il l.ynhoscn.
HOMEMADE FRUIT CAKE, Toe.
From TO pounds. made from the
best selected fruit by an expert These
will stand the test ''rhe proof of the
pudding is in the eating" Better
cannot be had
OLOROSO SHERRY. This India
type Sherry, stored in the balmy at
mosphere of Spain for forty years
"ris truly a magnificent wine. 1t is
revelation to the palate. $500 bot
tie.
XMAS NOVELTIES. Don't fail to
see our stock. Why not make your
selection now SO you can get the pick?
Will put them away for you. They
sell from &c up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03

John IT, Richard u. Andrew L.. mi
l.Uctus u. Watkins, aud AIRS. W l..
smith. Mr.. W. G. McGchcc ana Mrs
l. " wright rh" funeral viii take
place FROM the residence OF her son
this afternoon al 40 O'Clock. Inter
n"Ht wit u" made IN oa5wood Gene
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03

At the IsIs.
Dustin Farnum IN Captain Courtesy"
Il typical Farnum picture. is the at
traction at the Isis to-day. and to-
morrow Mary Miles Mintcr VIII he seen
in return engagement OF Emmy OF
Stork's Nest"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
Choice Butter
Now at 3311c Id.

I II o VI PSON RYE WnISKEY.
MADE 1896. Nineteen years in wood
is almost a lifetime This is a fine
straight rye, made in the famous dis
Irict of Pennsy For the discriminate
ing user ii is simply perfection. $50
bottle.
COFFEE. So many people say. 81
never had good cup of coffee until
| bought Schmidt's Coffee" The rca-
son is plain. We roast daily The best
selection Of berries from all parts OF
the world. blend harmoniouslv and
cook The coffee done. Just try one
pound Of our "Pct" Coifec, 15c.
You'll come back
NDLES OF EVERY SIZE,
SHAPE AND COLOR. Some very at
'ractve designs in black on white
the latest thing. Then, Of course. the
regular candle lamp Candles for pat
ent holders. The large White Ca
ihedral Candles. from 6 inches to ~
inches long. Many of the long ones
are being used. See our stock on dis
play.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
FOOTING FROM INSIDE"
u CHARGE MADE BY CATE
remarkable Demand for House
Cleaning OF American I.ocOmo-
tive Company.
AGED STOCKHOLDERS COMPLAINS
Alleges Existence of Cigar" Bills OF
$4,000; "Entcrtainment" at ST.
600, and yellow Dog" Funds,
\ggrcgating $IGG.OOO In Year.
special to The Times Dispatch.


NEW YORK. December Eff there
t., doubt of what have claimed. | will
remove it hy entering into particulars
;ha; will annihlate dispute"
Isaac -. Cate. octogcnarian multi
millionaire and Stockholder of the
American Locomotive Company. thus
declared himself to-day.
The language quoted was q part OF
II remarkable ultimatum demanding u
house cleaning. ana alleging footing
from the-insidc' or the great loco;no-
live building corporation.
The ultinatum is addressed TO Cen
uemcn or the Board OF Directors of the
.\Eicrican Locomotive Company"
copy has been sent TO each shareholder.
80 doubt some OF the latter are now
EaspinE with shocks at the revela-
lions.
These allcsc the existence OF yellow
dog" funds. which aggregated over
SlG6.o c0 In n single year: annual cigar"
bills of more than $4,000 "ent.rta!r
most at $4,000 per year: $4,000
"bonus IN o.. year TO an officer of
The COMPANY receiving an annual sal
AIRY Of 10000: u 81 600, ooo loss In seven
years OF automobile building: and pc
cul;,rit!ca in " stock ana note Uan.ac-
ton in which the company bought back
It's common ANA sold its preferred stock
1T disadrHutuGeoIs prices during the
1907 panic 10 the alleged advantage Of
q banking house which was represented
upon is directorate
Mr.. Cate also demands an accounting
OF $4,000. which. he says. has dsap-
pearcd In connection with this is to
be demanded the accountinys Of two
employees in trusted positions
DEMANDS DISMISSAL
OF $4,000 EMPLOYER:
further demand for the dismissal
Of $4,000 employee creates unusual
interest Mr.. Cate would only Identify
him to-Gay in this manner:
When demanded The dismissal OF
this do-nothiup dud. WAS told that
he ought TO be retained: because. why.
he has tn" most beautiful wife Of any
or our men and they offered 20 con
vince me by presenting me 10 her. Find
the man with tn. most beautiful wife.
and you viii know this fellow"
When the board Of directors meets
on December a lively session Is an
tic'pated They Will bc confronted
with the question OF actisr upon MI
Gates unusual uItimatUm Tn de
mand Of Mr.. Cat. that his owl. auditor
b" permitted To rompl"t" an examine
ton az tn" company affairs. his de
maud for the destinations of President
waldo !. Marshall. 0ud Nicc-prcsId-Hi.
James McNaughtou Al. q few oil tie
matters the ultiwntum embraces.
Mr.. Cate asserted 10 -d.l that he had
aided III cl-NatiuE SylyauuS Scho1!l-
maker 20 the craftsmanship OF the
board OF directors on the assurances
Of tho latter that he would compcl
;hc resignation Of me- president.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03

have suffered with Sciatic
rheumatism for some time. | have
take, treatment from different doc
tors and several patent medicines.
and did not obtain relief. | decided
20 give the United Doctors trial.
and have found relief in their treat
mcnt.
EXPERT SPECIALISTS in chron-
ic. nervous. blood, skin and deep
seated diseases, rheumatism, neu-
ritis. lame back, neuralgia, Iumbago.
enlarged joints, ulcers. catarrh,
asthma. bronchitis. nervousness.
goitre. dropsy, piles. ruptures, rec
tai diseases and all diseases OF men.
Consultation free. Terms for treat
ment within the reach OF .nll.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
FOR PASSPORTS
GIVEN CLOSEST SCRlTIN

Applications for passports by mem
bers OF the expedition have been sub
j"cted TO the closest scrutiny. and pass
ports have been granted only for travel
in neutra! countries. Sevcnty-five were
issued late to-day. In several in
stances passports were refused on ac-
count Of Improperly prepared applica-
tions or because the applicants were
not American citizens
Rules Of the State Department pro-
hibit the issuance OF passports to per-
sons who desire to visit beiligercnt
countries unless they state business Of
an absolutely ncc""s...s and urgent
character. Officials class the members
OF the peace party as tourists.
AT the British embassy to-day ii was
indicated that without passports in
proper form no one would be per-
United TO land in Great britain from
the Ford ships.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03

At the Little Thcater
The Little Theatcr's Attraction for
the remainder OF the week is Edn,
Goodrich In "Armstrons's Wife" Tbi,
photodrama serves to introduce Miss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03

FORD MAKES ANNOUNCEMENT
OF Ills DEFINITE: PLANS
NEW YORK. December 2-Henry
Ford to-day made his first announce
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
Sweet Garden Peas
at &c

3 for $1.OO. Creamery Butter, made from
full grass milk. Has the real fine full
creamery flavor that grass alone produces
This special price is offered to introduce
this remarkable quality. which we will
carry regularly as olr Sweet Grass But
ter
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03
Fun Ia the Lyrics lSilI.

There Is plenty OF fan ia tne ,..rir-s
Weekend b:ll II runs through four
acts IN pIentcous measure, and occa
sionally ii appcars also ~ TN, nfth.
which act, by the .roul Of ,lc late
tina, makes un playhouse htiIs - called
tie headline. AMI cL.Iste..u The
Palm Beach Girls Against = droi
depicting the deep blue "shun with
which the popular mind invests Flor
ida's winter playground. Huudry girls
and the inevitable Two character
comedians 20 through TIA" familiar song
and slapsticl. that form the ingre-
dients OF tabloid musical vomcdy-onlv
Ia this case the comedy IS deadly dull.
Hut reasonable proportion OF the
audience found the antics funny, so
The act is partially redeemed
The other four offerings entertain
from entrance to end. First there are
the American rrumpctcrs. Two women
ana Il man, who sing and play various
"ihd and string Instruments. The au-
"!ehce insisted on two cncorcS f:rin-
huln and Fatum. the man in fan dress
ana the gil quite the contrary pre-
sent sons-and dance turn to which
the crowd took cnthuSiasticaIl, shan.
non and Annis follow with ~ shine
Tirtation'- Il positively clever comedy.
sketch with setting su!Iicicntlv ON,
Of The ordinary To merit the desirn,-
ton novel.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03

Eut the riot Of the whole bin Is
Lowell and Lowell. who invite the audi
nnce To join them in singing snotchcs
from the songs OF ycstcrycar. None
or thril-tne sohcs.-is Younger than
10 the era OF After the BALI. but
tho thcater. lost its head compIetelv
and reveleh in tho renaissance or
melody. Tho words arc flashed on ,
screen; the woman, frankly stout. sings
with run steam on. ana tho man, i'm
sober black, pulls away at n harmonicn.
The two answered cncorcs urtil rho
next act got jealous and they had TO
quit.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-12-03

Mail Orders Promptly Filled.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-14

Stc6, li0t bortc ira @plarmcn. Gen
lille TlooS bar nrimlcnoc 'ltl0 az en-
icilflTot Sfnre. OF / ocn5 lt1Qc Dir
fcl1u0 los aicrllia Q~icIooicr ira ct
Nillitfforp2. I'll Cert al ". Nhlnd
hau0c Con. @rieQ foniponeret eli
aontotc. Tciitolcn holotc5 al Sfolc.
bcinrer @icrtich oQ aicrlIi2 QonIe
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ucr'orcniuQcn3 YIeauc Wiommcntct
Ill ArIitIanln Npmnunc. Sans Nll.
lcoc / &roncc, moocllcrct al Wiio6cI.
thunL, itour pua en- Stettc al poIcrct
@rouit, onlQipct al Nirf % @ron,
OF er rciit al alnltncrnc mco ri.
DRAG ira set hcIc @ono.
On WirnQoc M(cmcifrr bcieQtc /
2o6ct al GaQcn Stettcu, 0cll3 500
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ON Nitcneu orog Stuocntcrnc9 %
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mo>ic. Gen @p, bpor aieruIi / Sc
mango 9lor bopoe ponoret iou itiue
% cite ioa mi@mooig ON, Q~icnIso
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oct. bpor SonQernc bol0t Set, NJ /
amimeriorcninQcn, hpor Goacna
Mopcoicit bolotc5, oN bpor bans Nor
frat, molet al Nlult @ergelicn, iuo
lcunlc0e9 / IorcninQcn3 @oacri.
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oq ouerQoO bans @ineOc til fommcn
DC SlG9tcr.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-14
Sen bcoitc, han nuaeniinoe prp.

ucoc", CT ct llotrpf, Wr. @eni. Sre-
pif ira Sniiicln, Nlta., CANADA,
bril9cr / ct nnlig mootagct Vreu
nngooenbe set qamlc, l9nge prone.
Sc llrtemiboel, Gr. Eeters 3nrifo.
San tiger: "Tcn VrepefaSle mco
anrifo, Iom nj beitilte, fom irem |
rctte Sib. Seq iinber, at oct er Ben
beoite Mcoiciu, III nogeniinoe bar
prspet. Seq 0nifcr Aaent,,rct ior
aiIrifo Der; lcno berior nrrrncre Sp.
lpsninger."
Sr. Teter@ aurifo er illoen Mpo.
thefcrmcoitin, men ct iillpclt, lpnge
preuet llrtcmiooel, Ion fortunes 9tI-
mcnbcocn oirefte Nicnnem Ipcciele
Ngenter. st %loo, foIoct "Tcilc.
ocren", Ionl icnoca irit, giper iuIb
Splpsning. tiligenco Ben intcrcs-
iantc %eretuing ON Spon9cIien al
oenne me9et onltalte Ntebicin.
Sfrip til Or. Eetcr 6abrnep &
CONS So, 1875 81. Some gpc.,
Chicago, 81.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-14

Qt boe6e @upcrnercn Der. Slae.
operior &aaobuict hGuer Der liz en-
I'pronli0e al Stsbejern III Winoe
I'm ocn itorc grmtS l%iIbogetog.
Ecter Qoul9 Gomfirfen TANNER ira
Get 15oe N~arbunoreoe % cr ocn
%itpritc foibolifc STRIFE / @ltatcn. Ter
CT o9ioo en- Iutbcrif aIrfc ! &pen.
III SpnaQoQcr cr Der en- bel Gel, oa
&aluoelcn al aomno3 N%ciolfnin1 er
&soer. st Stuffe bortc ira Npen,
omgluct Al prrQtig, Qonmlcl 5foA.
liaQcr pco Nre0ben al MiIiln Oct
pcfre aIoitcr Go5uiifii llpenifiL
"Gre02borlcn", iom Ell litauiit MD
mdu0 bngQe0e / 1914. Sislgc Sol
f%etrlirlen al 1912 buubc &omno
0cnlonQ $1,000 (Snobpg9ere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-14
Komno / Sortio
90 llutio.

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aolpuo. hpi2 Gortcr rpIiQ blco
~iiorrnct al 0c tnifc trooper, liQgcr
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%IorQcrc nc0e moOtoQer Miencn ct
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Tor Here Gale, iom mebc2 Der. III
ocn QunitjQc WcliQQcnhc0 fonmcr
set, at Eoluuo bar ipl0et Ell iua 'tor
NolIe / &itaucu2, &olcn3 ~ Nlt3
LAMBS Niitorjc. 5 set lite Norbun'
orcoc blcp @uen onIaQi, % ira 1881
I'll 1898 Nioroe en- tpif Nloocror0cn
Sen til ct miIItUrt Flulft al Nol11.
= Nurct 1lO0, ga Storiur't Mitom
AZ Hitolcn fonl / Ell panltcliQ StlIs
Ina paa @rlnb al polite NnQrcb,
pucrialot nan aomuo % 'prUn0tc
NiO0crororucnS GWiniuQ i &llitch.
: Sc iolQcu0c Gioor hrncoc Nncl
liz after roift, o. / set t6oc Nor.
~hnn0rc0e uonot Sen ijl Ell iliQ pc.
tu0ninQ, at Mcurit al %oIoi> Iont
ncnGonQ bor Sen polite NonlcIrpnc,
fal0te Wucn Tor ~9icpublitcn9 Eru0",
ou han / 1914 bcipNtt 0rn. Gin
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-09-14

@Iif hpiIeoe uirapenbt paa Snbelen
% Us reslegionens aors, iom bar
opbGngt poo @Gggen.
"Saial" ia ban "ie9 bar
ioaet &eroen til at ipnge. 90 M
lfal leg %.
@eo Gng1rp innot 2pgen ham
iuoenoe. Get bar Ell Ssnbag. -
Scninlob aloffen 9 fom @oreerme.
'teren / Gboiin, Mr. @ouin tiI'teoe.
Npbeoeu bar ipreot iibopcr Ben lille
@p og 6olf ionIebe Jig 5loffcpiS
%u0erior Suiet. Sor OF binore llro
iotte Wr. @ouin 10 Electromagnetic
tier fom S%filtpaater u0enior 9sren.
"Snaen Stoi, mine Genner",
iogbe bon, - Den ipge loper 49,.
Set CT mart iorbi," 90 ban iler-
neOc Jig meo 2ommetprflpoet Tor
gniigtet. @Qe blotteoe line Sope-
ser.
Get blep 9(iten. Tolgct blcp lpa'
gore % iua9ere. 20 gamle @enner
al Den Oeenoe, @eneral glein %
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9uftoren. Gen iibitnGpnte iororn.
net 2ilit % &inonrt blep oabnet.
st @uit al Sen rene, miloe 9lllt
trpnotc ino Iom ct SreOsfpS; o9
berlloc herteS oUn1pct Wunlen AZ
oen pentcnoe Mpngoc.
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llnQe Stcmmcr; en- Miocling ne
fulttcr nlarid)crcoc ior6i % lang:
"slQons, eniantS, sc la patrlc
&c lem Wtcnneifcr peo SpgcIeiet
iao opbt grebnc paa b%indnoen. Sen
ppcnoe 0ioroe Ell iuGg, nT'tcn inner
fclig @epGgelic mco Snanoen oN
oa6neoc 2incnc. Stemmernc Der
ltbc nrrmcoc liz % sientog | aor:
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pollS %bntaIuonS."
Smiiocr ioriponbt aft / Notten
&c StlIbeoenL Snlgcre % Surg.
Micn ocn bpeuoc inntcS enonu at
lrttc pg cnomu at bere. San miiln'
let set enc Orb: Stro@bourg! San
(oa cnNnll Ell Stunb ionl hen'crt.
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IL @rupcn. Men Scalpenhcoen oar
Iofal; ituffurs Noll9et 81
elsie ioripanot uocn at Sranfri9c
bepu1coeS oerpco. Gen sGre, bans
Soilg hupoe noaet, hapoc Tor lnn9e
iinen opcrltraolct % uo'lettet hans
crcn. Men i6ag er ltretten giort
9ro iaicn, og MI man8ler Scr Nar-
ieiQaiien intct: Cen is0tcs / Stras.
bcllrg. Sens Tigtcr bpilcr / Snpn.
Iiocoomcn, @~iQeobuggcr NuOc'5
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la,Oer 3ononerncS Grpn.
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ser lont I'll ale pore Saab, porenoc
ira Sioetpcrp iii Sioefperp - ilo.
til Ben Gag hn Ben life Sllgcllier'
lpitnart$ gonrlc "ari8siung" peuoer
tiIboge til i'm %uJ9e.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-08-27

J. A. Weatherford was in town
Monday and made us a business call.
Mrs. M. L. Stainback visited friends
at Bethel Springs Monday and Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eber Greer were made
happy Saturday night by the advent
Of Of d fine boy baby.
The fourth Quarterly Conference
for the Selmer Circuit will be held at
Sulphur Springs Sept. 4th and 18th.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. II. Richardson were
blessed Sunday night by the birth of a
lob. baby girl. All are doing well.
This is their second child.
The Warren Hotel is open for Gus
toners. Good clean beds, and meals
as good as the market affords. Rates
reasonable. Special rates to school
boarders.
A. G. Lea returned Sunday from
Red Boiling Springs in East Tenn.
He thinks they are the best waters in
the world for liver or kidney affec-
tions. He says he was greatly bene-
fitted, and looks SO.
Rev. J. W. CARMEL preached two
able sermons Sunday at his regular
hours. He has greatly improved in
health in the past two weeks and his
host Of friends feel that be will soon
be his former self as pastor and
preacher.
A. B. Brooks Of Finger, J. A. Os-
burn of Chewalla, and Miss Moore of
Caffee, have been adjudged insane
this week and sent to the asylum at
Bolivar. They make IA inmates there
from this county, leaving only two
vacancies to the county.
Mrs. R. D. Anderson and daughter,
Mrs. G. S. Archer and daughter, of
BALDWIN, Miss, Game Sunday. It is
the first visit of Mrs. Anderson since
the death of her late husband, R. D.
Anderson. She has been making her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Archer.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-08-27
CONSTIPATION CURED ovERAIsHT

A small dose of Po- Do-Lax tonight
and you enjoy full, free, easy bowel
movement in the morning. No grip
ing. for Po-Do-Lax is Podophyllin
(May APPLE without the grippe. Po-
Do-Lax corrects the cause of Consti-
patton by arousing the Liver, increas-
ing the flow of bile. Bile is Natures
antiseptic in the bowels. With proper
amount Of bile, digestion in bowels is
perfect. No.gas, no fermentation, no
Constipation. Don't be sick, nervous,
irritable. Get a bottle Of Po-Do-Lax
from your Druggist now and cure
your Constipation overnight. anv,
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-08-27
A Great Tire Proposition

TO Introduce guaranteed quality automobile and motorcycle and
tubes have
will sell the automobile and motorcycle direct before
which
and SUBJECT TO INSPECTION where full accompne.
CHARGES AND AGREE that arrival Of tires tubes they
satisfactory charges promptly refund money This
ordinary offer and the herewith change
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-08-27
A Doctors Prescription for Cough
An Effective Cough Treatment

One-fourth to one teaspoonful Of
DR.. Kings New Discovery, taken as
needed, will soothe and check Coughs,
Colds and the more dangerous Bron-
chial and Lung Ailments. You can't
afford to take the risk of serious i'll
ness, when so cheap and simple a
remedy as DR.. Kings New Discovery
is obtainable. Go to your Druggist
to-day, get bottle Of DR.. Kings
New Discovery, start the treatment
at once. You will be gratifed for
the relief and cure obtained. adv.
McNairy County independent. (Selmer, McNairy County, Tenn.) 1902-1969, 1915-08-27
StramoIine, That Lung MEDICINE

Where it is known and tried pbysi-
clans prescribe Stramoline for all
kinds of lung diseases. 1t is the d.
rect product of the tuberculosis Hos
pital of Memphis years ago. 1t is
sold on positive guarantee to give
satisfaction and the patient is the
sole judge. Send for booklet of tes-
timonials. Large size booklet sent
by Parcels Post for one dollar. Moore
Higgs Chemical Company. 94s Linden
ave-, Memphis, Tenn.