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tucionaiista, Encargado del Pc
der Executive y Jefe dela Revo-
luci6n, en- uso de las facultades
de que me halo investido, y
CONSIDERABLE
Que Ia Constitution de 81 esta-
bIeci6, con ell caracter de derechos
del h0mbre, la libertad de traba-
10. Ia justa retribuci6n de el, la
prohibition de los pactos o conve-
MOS que tengan por Objeto eli
menoscabo irrevocable de Ia IL
bertad del hombre pOr causa del
t'abajo, y ofreci6 eXpedir leyes
para mejorar las condolences de
los mexicanos laboriosos, estimu-
lando ell trabsjO;
Que aquellas garantias, indis-
pansablas a la conservation Y de-
sarrollo adecIado del trabajador
yal correlativo progreso ~naciOnal,
nan permanecido letra muerta
ante las dolorosas realidades de
II ssclavitud pOr medic del traba.
10, trasmiti6ndose de padres a
hijos en- algunas regiones del
pals; de la exploitation del obrero,
conforme al sistema industrial
que ha constituido en- ''obtener
d IN ser humane Ia mayor suma
de trabajo it'll y remunerado con
eli precio mas bajo", y no con la
retribuci6n justa;del natural des-
caste que experimental el indiVi-
1uo Y Ia especie, con Ia jornada
Jumana Que no permite la nece.
s2ria y constante renovation de
f1erzas y por Is falta de protec-
c.6n q las mujeres y a los ninos
que estan obligados a TRAFALGAR
para vivir;
Que esta situaci6n ha podido
5 lbsistir por falta de Ieyes regla-
mentarias de los ~articulos 40, 30.
y 50 de Ia Constitution, llamadas
a crear los 6rganos apropiados
PARA hacer efectivas las garan-
tias que elIos consagFan, ypor no
haberse eXpedido leyes mejoran-
d. la condici6n de los mexicanos
Nboriosos, omiSiones graves que
e5 de urgencia reparar;
Que esa legislation 0 C6digo
del Trabajo, tanto por su propia
l~aturaleza como porQue afecta
6~irectamente los i~ntereses agri-
cJlas, mercantiles e in~dustriales
d. toda la Naci6n, debe ser de
caracter general, para que sus
len6fcOs efectoS puedan extern
ierse q todos los habitantes del
pals; he tedido a bien expedir ell
siguiente
DECRETO:
ARTfCULO UNICO.-Se adj
ciona la Fraction x del articuIo
2 de la Constitution Federal, en-
los siguientes terminus:
Para legislar en- toda la
RepdbIica, sobre mineria, conner
clio, Instituciones de Credito y
Trabajo.
Por tanto, mando Sc imprima
y publique por bando y preg6n,
para su debido c~umplimiento.
CONSTITUTION Y REFORMAS
Dado en- la H. Veracruz, a los
20 dias del mes de enero de 1915.
V.
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Liberia de Ignacio E. Lozano De o7 7zafA.
re7sa q Ia Indeperdencia.. so.

re7Ea q Ia IndepeCdencia... SOS
Los acknowledgements
del relate de "a Insurreccion contra
Memorials de IN GUerrillero. His
Joria de 10 Guerra de RefOrma $O.75
La MajescaC Caida.-NOyela hsto-
rica de IA revolucijn maderista s 0.5C
EDoDevas de nj Pat-ia: Benito
Ja5rcz.-La Inte-venciCn Francesa.
I'll imDeriO.-E triunIo de Ia Re
DubLica.-Neuorias de Juan de dos
Pea. Etic.5n de luJo i.Ust~aaa con
re-rarCE y y-S-aS. 5Z-CV
Historic general De Mexico, por
Z5rate.-BIen empas.ada.. e.. 5 $50
Episoci0s NilIJcres AeXlcanos O.
nra de iutor5s para Jos afecJos . CO.
roeer 1ues-ras g~ranliosae Iuchas por
Ia E,er-ai. Traca De L. Guerra de In
deneulaG-ia = la Invasion America
M , tones. SZ.5O
Historic del Pueblo IeNcaCO.-So
hergio r5s.men de historic patria,
con rumerCscs g-l5adOs de vIstaS,
U1ruuen-os, ~relratos, etc.-dos to
mos pasta -a.a. ECO
Historic de Mexico, pOr Ferdla,
desle los r-imeros tienpos hasta la
ca-ia del segluL0 Imperlo.-Un to-
NO S.Uo
Eis-9rIa Patria, Dor don JustO Sic
IRA, Nus.-ada cor ~grabadOs.. S go
De Par.ap D.-z a Francisco Nedrro.
0nra political dc I,tuaiidad, poT vl DR..
lara I.-lo- l.oJ
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E0vELAs A 40 CTS. cADA UNA.

Fl aecer-0 De orc.
II 15io ualdIJO.
La l.-ha po- el amor.
a. -auusc-l-o De nj madre.
L--.=, por Jorge Isaacs.
FL ezra de a-CGa.
L-ra.
AZIcerE.
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OBRAS
DE VENTA.


res y traflcantes de aigodon: SUE
Metodo complete de soifeo, POI
don hlLarlon ESIaE9 800
Prmera parte de EslaVa.... SO.Zt
Segunda Parte Ge EsIaF2'' ~
Los sutHos S~APIlSauO9' POL q Nh@E'
co de AstTakan' IN tomo' eia cor
,ahIhIs. *u'9s
NueVo lehSuaJe Ge d L-ofes' Soaa a[
GU pIe.-"s P1SCIoT1S'' Eo.So
LLioyotl" - DGSoIGo, De' 'oie1Llo ;
O'T2-o \ .
IlSVoIIa ue DSL'C'uo' DeItoIUAHO :
Cacaseho. EmpaSIao@...'' %O.4U
I,5UU secEetos para eI hogar. Re.
ceJas para e. tocadof, Yestldo, sand.
e0GtoLI'I, 80
II pe-IecIO. GEi& compIe'
Ia Ce coclh21 con muL1lVud de receIas
para h%cSr gulaaIos. sue
4Iaiual CG p~asIe4eILa' J tePCSIei-a
!HdIspehSaD!e ell el AVS~E' en- Jos ca
les, eIc. $V.fS
LloEo ue u~ISSuLso7 para locaS las
CLiCuL91"NSi"S u1 !" .IG@' CoLi u!ssuL-
SOS para 1lesIaS SOCRATES y paLrlotl-
caS $O:!o
Fl HI-Se-oL -uCa1ecO' o-sCCIO
oe cahc!oAeS con MeIodo para Iocar
Ia gulIaEFa SIN maestro. tOmos
So''9
JGegoS de nahoS 0 arte ue hacef
~olap!uTaS' $50
A1AuaI ue caFPihIeFIa ue taller 1 W
'Ad"ual uC ID'.StclLA utI P@La 10
togratOs Y atlclOn2dos. 5000. S0.75
La AedlcIna CaseTa. ITatamientOs
sencIllos para tOda clase de acciden-
tes J Intermediates. $3.50
II nyro Ce las mares, utL para
las madres de famiIa. $500. $3.50
NovisimO arte de tocar Ia guiCarra
sin maestro. $3.50
B~illsoJeca de In risa. Obra capaz
de hacer reir . los mucrtos. , tones,
nasta tela 50. 90
Pe7samiartos ara ros+ares. Con
rinDe irTinida5 de DersqmieDtos Y
vars9s de todas classes. nara rarietas
nos-q-es S0 so
C,Iia da1 ra+rrmonio Cor-iere co-
sas re irrarSs nara los me rIIiarer
c9.a~sa Tarq los n96r;~oS = nara Iag
TIrSri~9t s0 a.
~. mil -ro rocbae Crerfos orfe1
10 4 /, 80 ;og SO Ss
- nil ~ mo DonLoe Fr,artaEo
e2 tela fiaa.., s1.2s
Los mil V IN dias. Cuent9s ara
bes. perSas, turcUS, etc. traduciGOs
al cas,aIlano.. ..... SOS
Carlomagno o Los Doce Pares de
Francia. 4 la rustica. SO. Is
CarIomagno o Los Doce Pares de
Francia. EmpasJaGa $3.50
Guarino MeZguinC. Segunda parte
de CarIomagno $3.50
C5dico del amor. P~reccptos impor-
tartes sobre eI amor...... $3.50
Fl conse5ero de los enamorados.
Ll5rc para las correspondenclas amo-
roSaS. $3.50
Novislmo secretarlo de las fehclta-
clones. k2mnlese de cartaS de cum
pieanos' dlaS de. sanJo, PaScuaS, a
no NueVo, 80
-" rr-+,,- ~ 20 ~
u'T S,2o'rTn $50 -, coo 81 'rSro %
lo. Jgs-;rog so an
'09 $50 io ocL,r i,s cor+.s nor noiio
do !, - 90 oT 80 ns1aTo 10 sapr r de-
las O~rofasfas g~i.araS & 80
~ a. - -Ii.fa. Coi.ro;S1 do
go - 1o+oc5aies S0 az
So ~ ; To1r-io S0 *
1r,r,Ifito.o Thro 6aI iesfiro Ja IL
5;,La al - 49, ~ 10 +, 49,. a.
r5cnro singu;ar . las r@esougsSas en-
. AN-At =aHa= WI hea 80
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Numerosos vecinos Sc lie unen.

Numerosos veclnos Sc Ie uneH.
oe nos ice que q Ss.,oi -,o
J., ,.ao;5n La dorado ano-
1prarse de aIpunas pobIacio-
mes del Estado de JaIisco, ia
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FL 1ltimo decreto del je-
fe de l~arevolucion
c%arrancista
Sc P0DRA LEGISLAR SOBRE
MINERVA, C0MERCIO GRE
DITTO Y TRABAJ0

NEWSSTAND CARRANZA,
Primer Jefe del Ejercito Consti-
tucionaiista, Encargado del Pc
der Executive y Jefe dela Revo-
luci6n, en- uso de las facultades
de que me halo investido, y
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-02-12

Como Sc triunfa en- la vida. Obra
educativa de utiiidad practica, que
contiene 20 I~ecciones de Ia vida dia-
ria. Ensena 10 que debe hacerse pa
"a alcanzar exit0 en- los ~negociOs, en-
eI estudio, en- 10 que ell hombre Sc
propouga. Es una obra muy uuL...
uzLsI on camna6a (pastorela) 4Ocs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-01
TIMOTHY o'coHNoR, JR-.
APPROACHES
Copyright. 1914, by the Newspaper
Enterprise Association.l

EntrFEfItE Nt@SNf&h@Aff
'rt's mesilf that has been won.
dering II the new maid cud do
your washun. Mfrs Margaret" said
Annie to me this morning. She
seems very strong and willin' and
I don't think ye should be hirin' 8
maid and we're washin' done both.
NOW. look here. Annie. n you
think I'm keeping you because Of
our friendship. you must know that
I'd hate TO trust my pretty dainty
clothes to anyone but you."
"But--but, Miss Margaret" Annie
stammered. ''ye see. since Tim got
on the traffic squad, he thinks
ought not 10 work outside any
more"
"oh. you don't want to work for
me2~
"Oh. yes; do. Miss Margaret.
It's like visit do be payin' 10
atch wake rather than workin' for
ye. but ye see. Miss Margaret. big
Tim thinks II will be better for
little Tim II | kape DIT quiet from
now until he makes his appearance
on the scene"
"Oh Annie. IN 10 true7 I'm 80
glad for you. or course. you must
not do any hard work and you mast
let me help you make some OF the
little clothes"
DO you know" said Annie. with
smile and n blush, Tim and me
has quarrelled about the baby al.
ready. He is so sure It's going to
be boy.
It's the mayor or the chief OF
police Wen be making OF dim
Annie he says, and told him Aat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-01
Confessions ofaWifc

II wanted a gurl and thin we'd be
sinding her TO that sclntifflc place
whore ye learn 10 be good cooks.
It's not me daughter that's 10.
IN 20 be n cook. said Tim. nasty.
like.
Well. notice that cookin' goes
a long ways towards maxim Sc
happy and contint. said 'Yc min
do be always wantin woman TO
be- good wife and mother and yit
ye make fuss II one " US spake
OF teachln' your daughters to cook.
Margaret Ann O'Connor r. going 20
be good cook before she studies
Frinch or learns TO play the plano.
And who IN Margaret Ann
O'Connor7' asked Tim. In the same
voice he uses on the corner when
he II telling the lady with tho new
electric that. even II she is the wife
OF the alderman OF his ward. he
can't give her the whole street.
She Is me daughter said with
emphasis and conviction. Tim Just
threw back his head and laughed.
His good nature came back to him.
Not this time. Annie he
shouted as he came around the
table and kissed me. It's p. Tim.
othy o'Connor. jr.. thats comm TO
live with us in the near future and
you needn't be worrying about
what ye do be dom with n gurl IN
tho family And. Miss Margaret.
I'm so scared for fear IL won't be
boy"
But I thought you wanted n
girl. Annie7"
Il don't. Mavoorneen: don't
Just said that 40 that II the little
spalpeen turned out TO be CURL
Tim would try and be continued
because he would ba sure that
wanted one. What ia II. Miss Mar
garet. those kings and quainea do
to make sure OF the sex OF their
| babies?'
Il don't know. Annie. and I do
not believe anyone has as yet
solved the question OF determining
the sex Of child before birth. Ma
ture would not leave that 10 hu
mans to decide. for there would be
sure to be preponderanco OF
boye"
do you think so. Miss Mar.
garrett"
Sure. for believe most women
feel that their sex have the worst
end of Il. and. while thoy love
their daughters much after they
come, II given their choice. they
would ask for most OF their babies
/ 10 be sons.
And now. Annie. I tell you what
10 do. Come over here every Tues
day morning. just the same az
usual. Show Hllda Just how you
do my laundry and the rest OF tho
time sew on your baby clothes. III
help you plan them"
That's fine. Miss Margaret, for
yo know I don't know how TO sew
very well, and the future mayor OF
this town must have something
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-01

~ the Pleasant Hour Until Friday
THE Trey o. Hearts" No. IL. two
parts. Broken Vows tvo-part
drama: cupid incognito." comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-01
TURKISH GENERAL
FOUND MURDERED

CAIRO. Jan. 1.-The murder on
Christmas day OF Diemai Pasha
Turkish military commander a,
Jaffa. was reported today by refu
gees. Djmal arrived the day before
he was killed. It was stated. with
5000 mIserahiy equipped troops. TO
assume charge of Jaffa's defenses
The next morning he was found
dead at his hotel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-01
BOOM OF BIG GUNS
REFORMS A KITTEN

LONDON. Jan. 1.-The cat mas
cot on the armed liner Carmanla II
backed by members OF the crew fog'
champion feline athlete of thu
world During tho fight In which
the Carmanla sank the German Cap
Trafalgar. n member of the crew
writes, the cat covered the ship II
streaks. on deck and below, tryinr
TO climb mhsts and funnel. anf
every time gun was fired he
jumped straight into tho air az
high az the freight booms. And
always before that II had been a
lazy cat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-01
AZ the Colonial All Week.

"Tho Tigress.' drama featuring
Nine. Olga Petrova; "Gertie. the
Trained Dinosaurs" comedy. by
Winsor McCay
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-01

Call at the Right Drug Co. 1ss
Washington St. near Second ave.
and have the government. physi-
clan diagnose your case and prescribe
for you, absolutely without charge.
We want your patronage and Of
fer you the doctors services as an
inducement
Look for the Yellow Front.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-01

Mexican indians derived from
their ancestors, the Astecs. the
method Of making the poison OF
Talavatchi II Is a subtle drug. the
constituents OF which are NOT
known. The peculiar effect Of the
poison is to destroy the mind. while
only slightly affecting the body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-01
DAYS HEALTH hint

Adcnoids consist OF lymphoid It's
sue forming a third tonsil and are
situated behind tho soft palate, in
what Is called the nasopharynx. II
IL perfectly normal structure UNI
III II becomes overgrown or IN
fectef.
Afenoids more or less complete.
~ close the passage between the
nose and throat and In this way
produce the condition known as
Notwithstanding" Ten per cent
OF school children are affected with
obstructed breathing.
II the lower teeth cut consider
ably inside the upper teeth, and II
the upper teeth are prominent.
watch for adenoids.
Let Star Want Ads rent
.yf,ttf- xyarorxt rQnvv,c
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-01
At the Grand Until Saturday Nlob,

"The Master Key" No. 6, two-reel
drama; STRAND War Series" No
10: "The Kisses" Royal comedy
The Buffer" Essanay drama.
New Circuit Until Thursday NIGH,
Uncle Toms Cabin. five parts
Worlds Film feature.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-01
AIhanbra Until Sunday NIqhs

THE Foundllugs OF Father Time. 4"
two-part drama; THE Mountain
Traitor" Eclair drama: Their Ups
and Downs" Nestor comedy: Love
and Water" Sterling comedy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-01

Here's your chance TO get
a splendid black and white
Rain Coat. thoroughly rub
berlzed and ventilated under
each arm. plaid lining and
convertible collar. Commenc-
Ing tomorrow. your pick.
sT9s.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-01

Pit 70 playing 70 good houses a;
tho Ciemmer this week. His acting
ia strong and impressive. SO I'm.
prossive that one seeing the nim
swearp he viii never deal In stock
as LONG as be lives-not even in oil
The Pit" will be seen all tho rest
~ the week. and VIII be replaced
Sunday by officer CSC"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-01

what Could She Dor" three-reel
Edison drama. Lola. the Rat p
drama: "A Natural Mistake" THE
Surprise Party" and "A Red Dye,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-01
RESIDENCE THEATRES


THE Perlls OF Pauline" No. 4.
two parts, "The Way of Life" dra-
ma, when Lizzie Got Her Polish. -
comedy; Boxes and Boxers com
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-01

THE ALEXANDRA THIS WEEK
has Murdoch MacQuarrie In two.
part drama. THE Foundlings OF
Father Time" Tho play has 10 do
with the fact that Outlines the old
folks are east aside by the younger
and forgotten In this play We fol.
low the fortunes OF the old people
from the time they are kicked out
By tho landlord. 20 the end.
Love and water" Sterling
comedy. and Their Ups and
Downs n Nestor comedy. furnish
the laughing tablets.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-01-01

purity 10 cover HIS little naked
ness"
Ito BE Continued Tomorrow
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-09-10
HE JUST BEHAVED HIMSELF
Michigan Doctor Explains Why He ls
Hale and Hearty at Age Of
Ninety-Four.

Battle Creek, Mich.-Dr. j. M.
PEBBLES, former resident of Bat
tie Creek, and now visiting friends
here, expects to live beyond the cen
fury mark. Indeed, he believes that
two hundred years should be the NOR
tai span, and that right living will do
much toward lifting the race to that
advanced longevity.
Doctor PEBBLES is now living in his
ninety-fourth year and hale and hearty
He has reached this eminence in
life through a laconic rule of liv-
ing. 1t is this: Il behave myself"
That means, according to the aged
physician, regular habits of life-early
hours for retiring, with plenty of exer-
else and strict attention to matters Of
diet. Doctor PEBBLES is vegeta-
Eian.
For 60 years he has not tasted
flesh food of any kind, nor even fish
or fowl. He alsO discards from his
daily menu all condiments, such as
vinegar, mustard, Catchup and similar
appetizers.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-09-10
HIS GARDEN SINKS TEN FEET
Jersey Farmer Fears He'll Have Only
a Hole In the Ground
Eeft

Belvidere, N. J.-Johnston Cornish,
a farmer of Harmony township, has a
sunken garden that is being created
by nature and he fears daily that the
bottom will drop out and leave him
with only hole in the ground.
The trouble started after a storm
some days ago, when a depression
was noticed in one of the fields plant
ed with gaKden truck. Steadily this
depression has grown until consid'
cradle area is affected. Now the
earth is from ten to twelve feet lower
than it was two weeks ago.
It is thought an underground stream
Of considerable size, having its source
somewhere up in the hills, has been
slowly eating away the underlying
strata, thus allowing the surface to
sink. Examination along the Della
ware river does not indicate any new
spring breaking into 1t, but 1t Is
thought one has broken out in the bed
of the stream.
Last winter a section of the public
highway some distance from the
Cornish farm caved in and left a con-
siderable hole, but it was filled in and
no trouble has been experienced there
since.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-09-10
Great Singing at Martin.

The singers from all over
Weakley county will assemble at
the Baptist church in Martin,
Sunday, Sept. y, at 2::30, and
render one Of their great soul
stirring musical programs. The
many leaders from the various
sections will come with their
local classes and each will take
part in the song service. The
celebrated Freeman quartette will
favor the audience with several
selections. Miss Musa Hall, a
very competent musician, will,
besides accompanying the sing
ers in some of the songs, give
several solos on the pipe organ.
The several organists, members
Of the singing convention will al
so assist the singers in some of
the songs on the Reed organ.
These singers sing with an
enthusiasm and rich, sweet melo-
dy that never fails to stir the
souls of those who hear them to
nobler and purer ideals of chris
tian life and endeavors,
Everybody, far and near, are
cordially invited to come and
hear them. IT, H. Farmer.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-09-10
First Monday in October, 1915,
Notice TO J. R. Powell
In the Chancery Court at Dresden,
WeakleY County, Tennessee.
Dukedom Roller Mill Company vs.. j.

In the Chancery Court at Dresden,
Weakley County, Tennessee.
Dukedom Roller Mill Company vs.. j.
r. Powell, ct al,
1t appearing from the bill filed in
said styled cause, which is sworn to,
that j. r. Powell is Justly indebted to
said Dukedom Roller Mill company,
the complainant, and that he resides
out OF the state of Tennessee, and that
an attachment by punishment having
been issued and levied upon the
property OF the defendant, ]. r, Powell,
IN the hands of w. ]. Jeter, clerk of
the county court OF Weakley county,
Tennessee, it is, therefore, ordered
that publication be made for four
consecutive weeks in the Dresden Enter
prise, requiring the said defendant to
appear before the clerk and master of
the chancery court at his Office in
Dresden, Tennessee, on or before the
First Monday in October, 1915.
and make defense to the bill filed
against him in said cause, otherwise
the bill will be taken for confessed and
the cause proceeded with exparte as to
him.
This Sept. /, 1915. s3-lO-l7.24.
l. L. BANKS, G. & M.
BY G. A. OGAN, d. @. & M.
X, E. Maiden, Sol. for Compl't. ~
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-09-10

Our society editor requests that
all items for her department OF
this paper be either telephoned to
her or mailed to her. Items other
wise given in or sent in may be
omitted, as no member Of our
force has any Jurisdiction what
ever over this social department.
Please bear this in mind when in
possession OF items for the social
column. 23.3t
The Enterprise and Commercial
Appeal both one year for only
$1.25. If.
Your advertising placed in the
Enterprise will reach all the peo-
pie Of all the county. tt.
Dates for the Henry county fair
have been set for September %, %,
"a and %, at Paris, Tenn, 23-3t.
Prospects are that the greatest
fair ever known will be held at
Paris, Tenn, September %, %,
IA and 25. 23-5t.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1915-09-10

hay. Mayo, Peery & Harris.
Mrs. Rosa Shannon has moved
back to Sharon from Lebanon,
and Mrs. Media Everett is keeping
house for her.
The Primitive Baptist church at
Latham has purchased the fine
lighting plant the Dresden Method
ist church advertised for sale.
If our eight-pound coffee for 81
is not better than our COMPETE
tors you can return it and get
your money back.-Mayo, Peery
q Harris.
In this issue OF the Enterprise
will be found a list Of officers,
judges and clerks appointed to
hold the coming primary election,
which date is Saturday, Sept. rs.
At last the Cumberland tele-
phone company is getting its poles
out OF the way Of the forty-foot
highway, a crew now being en-
gagged in the east part OF the
county.
Mr.. Bob Whitehead and Miss
Ella Hansbrough, popular and
deserving young people of the
Fourteenth district, were married
last Sunday at the baptizing at
Cane creek, Rev. Neal officiating.
Mr.. Rice Mayo was here We'd
nesday and informs us that his
brother, Charley Mayo, who was
painfully injured at Palmersville
Saturday night by Homer Buck
ley, remains in an unconscious
condition.
For Sale-A good 40.acre farm,
one mile west Of Sharon, right in
the berry section; very good I'M
provements, good water, well
fenced. For terms see W. H.
Brummitt, Dresden, Tenn.
A negro was shot at Martin or
last Saturday night, the shooting
taking place on the street in the
vicinity Of the Airdome theater
The ball entered his stomach
perforating his bowels. He is re
covering, and claims that jim
Wilson shot him, but does no
state for what cause. Mr.. Will
son states that he can prove BY
four reliable gentlemen that ht
was eating supper at the time o
the shooting. Since the above was
put into type the negro died or
Wednesdao afternoon.
Citizens and business mer
appeared before the board 0
mayor and aldermen Tuesday
night with a petition asking the
board to prohibit the street ped
ding in Dresden on first Mon
days and other public days, anc
} the board passed an ordinance
! forbidding this practice. Almos
every time there is a crowd II
Dresden a number OF vendors
appear here with a lot of cheap
} shoddy wares which they dis
} pense. This would not be so bat
were it not also a fact that they
} blocade the streets, preventing
passage, and generally leave grea
piles Of trash and litter for thu
town to take care Of. 1t ongh
to be prohibited,