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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09
Henry Connolly.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.l
PETERSBURG VA. August s.
John Henry Connolly. aged sixty-nine
years, OF Dinwiddie County. died at the
Petersburg Hospital this morning. His
remains will be taken to Dinwiddio
County for intermcnt in the family
burying grounds near Rocky Run
Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09

rear line OF Novoseorsievsk. The sd.
vance from the south between tho WIS.,
tuls and the Bug also is being pushed
on oeaselessly."
The opinion Of military authorities
here 10 that the main plan Of the enemy
has already failed. but It is still open
to question whether he may not strike
severe blow at some portion OF the
Russian forces.
At present the facts available sug-
sest that the resroupins OF the Cars
armies will be carried out without
serious molestation.
The evacuation OF Riga. which IA be-
ing vigorously executed, is now de-
scribed as merely precautionary
measure. kilograms from the town
susgest that certain officials who are
OF tho German race, are seeking to
retard the work.
Large numbers OF refugees from
Riga have arrived here and have filled
up the hotels. The railway stations
in the Baltic capital are still crowded
with people waiting to secure tickets
and register their luggage.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09
HOSTILE FEELING GROWS
TOWARDS CHANCELLOR

Especial Gable to The Times Dispatch
COPESHAGEN. August s.-According
to kilograms from Berlin. dissatisfac-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09
4 NERVE TONIC.
Horsiord's Acid ph,.,

Horsford's Acid Phosphate
recommended for relief OF in.on,ni. 49,
paiFea nerve force and fatigue Inyiror.,
The eal!re system. 'e'i"'es
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-08-09
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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-21
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del Cancer del Imperio Aeman
la Session del "Rechsag" de Diciembre 1914

do vlctlmas nuestros compatriotas indie
fensos en- los pa1ses enemigos, las que
en- parte estan EN- pugna con toda civili'
zaci0n. Ell mundo debe saber que ma
die puede offender impunemente q min
gun aleman. (Gran y repetido aplau'
so)
Senores: Pocos momentos despues de
terminar aquella Session de Agosto 4.
apareci6 ell Embajador Britanico para
entregar un ultimatum de Inglaterra y
-declinadO este inmediatamente-
treg6 la declaration de guerra. Como
en- aquel entonces yo aun no pod1a hacer
manifestaclones sobre la decisiva posi-
ci0n en- que Sc hab1a colocado ell Gobier-
no britanico, quiero hacerlo ahora.
La responsabiidad de esta guerra, la
mas grande de todas, esta clarisima pa
ra nosotros. La responsabilidad apa
rentemente directa la tienen aquellos
senores en- Russia que activaron consi
guieron la movilizaci6n general del eier-
cito russo (Aprobaci6n). Pero la res
ponsabilidad verdadera la tiene ell Go,
bierno britanico. (Nuevo y vivo aplau-
so.)
ri gabinete de Londres pod1a impedir
la guerra 81 Ell Petersburgo declaraba
de un modo inequ1voco que Inglaterra
no guerra que resultase del conficto
austro servio una guerra continental
entire las potencias. Tai manifestation
habr1a obligado tambi6n a Francia 4
que detuviese a Russia energicamente de
toda medida belicosa. Entonces ha
brian tenido resultado nuestras acciones
mediadoras entire Viena y Petersburgo
y la guerra no la habrla.
Esto no 10 hizo Inglaterra.
lnglaterra cOnOc1a las maquinacioneS
belicosas de un grupo alrededor de1
Gar (aprobaci6n), grupo Ell parte
irresponsible pero poderoso, ve1a como
la rueda iba a ponerse en- movimiento
pero no la ataj6. Viva aprobaci6n).
A pesar de todas las aseveraciones de
paz, Londres di6 entender en- Peters
burgo que 1nglaterra estaba al lado de
F'rancia y con este tambien III lado de
Russia. Viva aprobaci6n.)
Esto 10 demuestran clara E irrefuta
blemente las publicaciones hechas en- ei
interim por los diversos gabinetes, en-
especial ell Libro Azul publicado Dor ell
Gobierno ingles. Ahora va no habia
freno en- Petersburgo.
Poseemos este respecto ell testimo-
lo-seguramente insospechable- del
Encargado de Negocios Belgas en- Pc
trsburgo. Ell informa-ustedes como
cen sus palabras, pero quero, repetir
las aqul-el informa ell 80 de Julio 4 s3
Gobierno: "Inglaterra di6 4 entender
al principle que no guerra deiarse me-
ter en- un conficto. Ell senior George
Buchanan 10 manifesto as1 claramente
Pero hoy en- dla Sc esta firmemente con
vencldo en- Petersburgo, hasta sc tiene
la garantla, que Inglaterra ayudara 4
Francla Esta ayuda es de extraordi-
(COntinua en- la Ga. plana. J
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-21

CGnOroS,
Su Majestad ell Emperador quien Sc
encuentra fuera, con el ejercito, al par
tlr yo, me ha comisionado para manifes-
tar la Representation del Pueblo Ale
man con la cual el Sc ha undo hasta
la muerte en- todos los peligros en- ell
afan com1n por ell bien de la Patria,
sus mejores deseos cordiales saludos
10 mismO que-desde esta tribuna Y en-
su nombre-las gracias a la Naci6n en-
terra por los sacrifcios y la abnegaci6n,
sin ejemplo, y por ell trabajo colossal
que Sc ha hecho y esta haciendose atin,
ante ell enemigo y en- nuestros hogares,
por todas las classes del pueblo sin dis
tinci6n alguna. (Vivo aplauso.)
A nGestra vez dedicamos nuestro pri-
mer pensamiento al Emperador, al
Ejercito y la Marina, a nuestros sol
dados, que en- los campos de batalla y
Ell alta mar luchan por la honra y la
grandeza de nuestra Patria (aplauso)
Llenos de orgullo con confanza inque,
brantable miramos sobre elIos (nuevo
aplauso), miramos al mismo tempo So
bre nuestrOs companeros de armas. los
Acknowledgements (vivo aplauso), quie,
mes umidOs nosotros fielmente, estan
con nosotros en- la grande lucha con bra
vura probada y brillante.
Acaba de agregarsenos. en- la cOntien-
da, que nos fu6 impuesta, un Aliado que
muy bien sabe que con la destruction
del Imperio Aleman Sc acabaria tam,
bien su independence nacional (muv
bien), este es ell Imperio Otomano.
ST bien es cierto que nuestros adver-
sarios han tornado una liga formidable
contra nosotros, haran sinembargo-asi
10 esperO-la experienced de que ell bra
20 de nuestros valerosos Aliados puede
llegar 4 tocar los puntos debles de sl
posici0n en- ell mundo.
Ri d1a 4 de Agosto manifesto ell Rel
chstag la volllntad infexible del pueblo
enterO de aceptar ell desaf1o defender
Su independence hasta 10 i1ltimo Des-
de entOnces cosas grandes han sucedido.
Como es possible enumerar ell heroismo
Gle cada ej6rcito, regimiento V escua-
dr0n Ell una guerra cuyos frentes estan
repartidos sObre todo ell mundo.
La Historic universal registrara sus
hazanas. (VivO aplauso).
La bravura incompatible de nues-
tras tropas ha llevado la guerra los
paises enemigos. ALI estamos firmes V
fuertes, ALI podemos esperar ell porve
mir con confianza absolute. (Vivo aplau-
lsc)
Pero la resistencia del enemigo aun
no esta qqebrada. aun no estamos al fin
de nuestros saclifcios La naci0n Sc
guira soportando estos SACRIFICES con eli
mismo herOismo que hasta ahora, pueS,
acosados pOr todOs ladOs, necesitamos Y
queremos llevar q buen fin esta guerra
que es en- defensa de nuestro derecho V
nuestra libertad (Aplauso vivo gene
ral
EntOnces queremos tener tambien
presente las iniquidades de que han 81
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-21
Vapor Espanol ''Cadiz"
DE PINILLOs IZQUIERDO g. CO..
DE CADIZ

Uno de los tres hermosos trasatlan-
tlcos que han venido prestando inme-
Jorables servicios al passage Ell su via
Jes a la Argentina destinados ahora
esta carrera, 10 despacharemos ell %
Q "A del corriente para Santiago de
Cuba y Habana. Poseen lujosas CANA
ra con camarotes individuales y un SER
vlcio Ell general esmeradlsimo.
Para informes generates,
Sus Agentes
Sobrino de Izquierdo & Co., Succs.
Advt.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-21

| hice Mis- amigos. acostumbrados VERNE
slempre delgada manifiestanme su asombro
fechos viendo que he podido alcanzar un PESO
que nunca antes pude conseguir.
, Ell SIR. CLAY JOHNSON dice:
, ,D1gnese enviame otro tratamiento para 10
dlas. Estoy sumamente satisfecho de los an
teriores efectos del remedio Sargol Esta medi-
Gina ha sido la luz que me ha. mostrado mi
future biennestar pues vuelvo a adquirir el
s peso que en- oTS tempo tuys Cuando
"A semanas despues) peso 156 me halo
ademas dos en- en- perfecta salud. va no tengo ell
malestar que senta @ tcdas sei las tn maanas ha
ddeSaparecdo: dead Me encuentro como nunca: solo
s anadr nTsd al peso que que shora tengo bras
Eth hoS}R SRih +: GgAGN0,N {; 10 d,afi aafirma: ~
i . usar Ell tratam1ento SargOl: Tengo 81 amos
estaba profundamente postrado por la debilidad
que me dominaba. Tan abatido me hallaba que
1 ning1n trabajo. Al presente. gracias al Sargol
pareZco un hombre nuevo. He ganado % lbras
en- 23 dias de tratamiento; no puedo manifes-
tarle cuan feliz me halo al presente. Todos
mis- vestidos me vienen prietos. mi cara tiene
un perfecto natural color nunca he sido tan
flfa0sa h@ s&. f&0mH &Ek&fiEn d &SFffiEsnRfs ROUSE dice:
81 81 eGs TGatamiento to sarsGl es sin duda aguna
resultados asombrosos Apenas 81 podia conner
y, rara era la semana en- que no me hallaba 4
dos, caias de Sargol, acabadas las cuales me
/ haA1ba va en- condolences de poder
eTanto Gu to Sc me antojaba sin que me hiciera daho.
Ell doIor de cabeza que antes caSi Siempre
tenfa ha desaparecido completamente. Pesaba
IzO hbras ahora peso 140 hallandome al
| miSmo tempo de salud haca va cinco
amos que no me encontraba. Estoy tan gorda
como 10 deseo no cesar6 de recomendar Sargol
| cuantos 10 necesitaran, pueS verdaderamente
| hace 10 que Vds prometen
Los anteriores testimonies estan tomados solo
n de personals residences la ciudad de Filadel-
fla y 81 10 deseara podemos remitirle com
| pleta direction para que Sc entere drectamente
de ellos de los benehcos maravilosos efectos
| de el Sargol
Quizas, dude aun de la verdad de todo 10
| que arriba hemos manifestado. Cese su incer-
udumbre. escrfbanos inmediatamente y lie en-
| vlaremos como prueba una GAIA valorada en-
$3.50. La experiencia le demostrara que estas
pastillas son superiores cuanto le acabamos
4 de indicar. No importa cual sea la causa de
| Ia delgadez. Sargol hara fuertes y robustos
las personals debiles Pero q pesar de todo 10
| que acabamos de manifestarle esperamos que
| Vd crea nuestra palabra. mas corte ell cup6n
| de abaJo, adjunte unos 10 centavos Americanos
| para ayudar los gastos de franqueo recibira
vueta de correo el mas apreciable paQuete
! que en- su vida entera sus manos 1eg6.
sOTR0S A NUESTRO COST0.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-21
PUREZA Y CALIDAD INMEJORABLES.

Con la Cocoa "LE0N DE ORC" So
prepara la bebida mas saludable como
cida; es un alimento perfecto, de facil
digestion. Recomendada por los seno-
res m6dicos como t6nico excelente para
ell sistema nervioso
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-21

TODO CHOCOLATE DULCE que
1eva ell nombre de LOCKWOOD esta
garantizado satisfaccr plenamente al
consumidor. Fabricamos un surtido
extenso y variado Ell diversos tamanos
de tablillas, para conner y beber.
DE VENTA POR TODO Ell COMERCIO.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-21

NO COuSleUIa Ser Ell ESOueIGTO 00 Ia
persOnas debiles, delgadas Y despI
'Es esta una invitaci6n la que ningun
hombre o muJer debiera desoir. LIE diremos el
porque: Halamosnos dispuestos proporcionarle
un descubr1m1ento maraviloso que lie ayudara &
digerir los alimentos que come como conse-
cuencia anadir S6lida excelente carne sobre
Sus huesoS. No importa cual la causa de
su delgadez. este gran descubrimiento hara que
el a1mento Sc conVierta en- masa encefalica en-
unas 5 horas en- sangre en- 4. enriQueciendo
ademas esta de globulos rojos los que son
de necesidad indispensable para todo hombre
mujer lC6mo podemos hacer todo estoi La
ciencia ha descubierto un asombroso tratamiento
concentrate, ell cual aumenta Ia celulaS (de
las que nuestro cuerpo So compone) notable
mente Esta maravillosa invenci6n. hace que
Ia indigestion demaS intermediates del esto-
mago, desaparezcan como por encanto que
los antiques dispepticos, enfermos de nervios
faltos de vitalidad, Sc sientan como un niio
de dos amos. Este nuevo tratamiento que Sc
considera como una bendici6n para las personals
degaIdas demb1a 8 Sc llama sargoI" No divide sg
semejante el Sc conoci6 antes Este remedio
es una verdadera revelaci6n para las mujeres que
nunca puderon presentarse gusto en- la
socledad por sentarles horrblemente los vestidos
causa de su delgadez. Es I'm envio celestial
para los hombres faltos de peso. energia y
-tuerza de nervios 81 deseara hermosa y per-
fecta hgura con preparedness iguales de la que
pueda justamente vanagloriarse. 81 deseara un
aeo 5 81 Bds Bfhsrss esc1a
n =. E. U. A. le enviaremos absolutamente
graus una GAIA de Sargol valorada en- So so
la cual le demostrara la verdad de 10 manifes-
tado. Tome una pastilla cada comida cinco
mlnutoS QeSpueS de t0mar la primera de este
excelente producto concentrate, empezara &
producer sus .vrtudes efectos. d&ndose casos
en- los que Sc ha notado con @l hasta Tin aumento
de una libra Dor dla. Mas vd. dira que necesi
ia pruebaS para Greer eStaS maraviIlaS Auuf
las encontrara; en- elias podr& enterarse de Ia
opinion de varias personals que 10 han usado.
que estan convenc1das de suS efectos y que
afrman las excelencias de esta preparation
maravillosa
Ell REvERENDO GEORGE w. DAVIS
dice:
He probado los efectos del tratamiento sargol
y he notado con el nueva fuerza vigor: peso
20 libras mas mi salud es mucho mejor, me
encuentro como 81 hubiera vuelto los amos de
mi nihez: esta medicina ha sido la causa de un
cambio radical en- mi vida. Hallome tan bien
que no necesito tomar ninguna otra medicina
nj quiero volver hacer uso de elias.
LA SRITA A. I. RODENHEISER
escribe:
He ganado inmensamente desde que tome ell
remedio Sargol pues solo pesaba 106 libras
cuando empece usarlo y ahora peso 100 de
modo que he obtenido "a libras de peso. Sien-
tome mas fuerte y hermosa que nunca teng0
en- la actualidad rosadas mejillas cosa que
nunca pude lograr antes por mas esfuerZos que
yENGA. SCOMA CON NOS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1915-01-21

raa cn XENSA ScoMA CON Nos0TRos a NUEsTR0
The
A y adiunte
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-11

See the Camden Produce Co. at
the depot before you buy hay.
They have car of choice hay, and
the prices are right.
j. Ii. Phifer of Elaine, Ark, and
Miss Laura Dowdy were married
in Big Sandy Sunday at the home
of the brides brother, j T. Dowdy,
Rev. W. W. Henley officiating.
They will make their home at
Elaine. The Chronicle extends
best wishes to the happy couple.
Judge Joseph H. Jones came in
Monday morning on the "Dixie
Flyer" and after opening and
closing court he departed for his
home at Dresden on No. 4. Inas-
much as it was the regular time
for hold Circuit Court, this for
mality was necessary, and no ses-
sion of the court will be held until
next October.
Teething babies always have a
hard time Of it when this process
occurs in hot weather. They not
only have to contend with painful
gums but the stomach is disorder
ed, bowels loose and the body un-
comfortable. The best help you
can give the little sufferer. is Nc
Gees Baby Elixir. 1t corrects
sour stomach, cools and Quiets the
bowels and helps digestion. Price
25 and SO cents per bottle. Sold
by all druggists.
The City Board of Education
has selected j. S. Cantwell of Milan
to succeed j. l.. Dufot as supelin-
tendent of Camden High School.
This completes the faculty for the
1915-1916 term, and includes A. X,
Presson, assistant superintendent,
Lon r. Watson and Mrs. j. G.
Presson. Miss Ola Mcdaniel, who
has been q most successful teacher
of mnsic, has resigned en3 is sue
ceeded by Miss Lillian Woods
Mr.. Dufot will have charge Of 6
leading Texas high school at q
splendid salary.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-11
TEACHERS MEETING.

In accordance with the wishes of
the teachers, as expressed by vote
at the last meeting, the next meet
ing will be held at Big Sandy Sat
urday, June l9.
The w. G. L. u. of Big Sandy
will contribute some interesting
numbers for the program, which is
as follows:
10a. m. Meeting called to order
by the chairman, j, j. Holland
roll call by secretary, Miss Allie
Brooks; devotional exercises, Rev.
w. w. Henley; welcome address,
ID. G. Curd; response, Granville
Goodman.
Duty of the public school-(a)
TO the child, Mrs. Sudie Boyd and
Miss Matte Stockdale. (b) To
the community, A. X. Presson and
Mr.. Bennett. Teaching physiolo-
gy and hygiene in public schools,
Mrs. Fannie Pierce.
Noon intermission.
l30 p. IN. Play as q factor in
child training, j. +. Lindsey and
Edward l.. Wick.
The Bible in the public school,
Mrs. Olivia Robins.
Character, an index of the home
training, Mrs. L. b. Cantrell.
Scientific temperance instruc-
tions, Mrs. Fannie Pierce.
How to be happy though teach
er, e. j. Clement.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-11
COWELL'S CHAPEL.

Mrs. N. j. Bridges visited &. A.
Bridges last week.
Mrs. Ellen Bridges is conyalesc-
ing, we are glad to report.
Rev. Mr.. Martin of Hollow Rock
preached at Cross Roads Sunday.
Bud Simmons of Idlewilde, who
has been indisposed for some time,
is no better.
L, G. Jordan and Noah Douglass
spent the weekend with relatives
at Idlewilde.
Walter Kee, one of our hustling
farmers, had an old-time log-roll-
ing Monday.
Misses Lille and Blanche Lee
of Idlewilde spent the week -end
here with friends.
Our farmers are taking sdvan-
tage of this good weather and hust-
ling early and late.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rice Kee visited
Bob Kee Sunday. The latter is re-
covering from smallpox.
Rev. Jesse Farmer of Big Sandy
passed through here Saturday en-
route to his regular appointment
at Liberty Church near Holiday.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-11
MULES AND HORSES.

Those who have the facilities to
do so should go ahead raising hors-
es and mules. There is not likely
to be any lessening in the demand
for these animals. The war mGy
terminate soon or late, bat until it
does terminate the demand for
horses and mules will continue and
prices will be profitable.
And even when the war is over,
and the exhausted countries return
to the paths of peace, there will be
an enormous demand for traction
animals, because the plows and
harrows and reapers must be set a.
going, and the wheels OF vehicular
traffic must be made to turn.
The United States has already
furnished many thousands of these
inoffensive animals, that are being
sacrificed to make a European holi-
day, and we will be called upon to
furnish many thousands more and
practically at our own prices
Memphis News Scimitar.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-11
Farmers Union Rally and
Picnic at Morris Chapel

The Benton County Farmers
Union will convene in it's regular
quarterly session at Morris Chapel
on July 2 and 3. Morris Chapel is
located on the Memphis-to- Bristol
Highway, 4 miles southeast of Cam
den. We are especially anxious
that every locsl be fully represent
ed and send a complete report of
the mem bership.
For several weeks the Morris
Chapel community has been plan
ning-in their cooperative way-to
make this picnic and rally decid-
ed success, and we are looking for
ward to this OCCASIONS influence as
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-11
CLAUD.

Miss Maude Melton visited rela-
tives here last week.
ID. b. Holland was at Eva City
on business Saturday.
Ollie Farmer visited relatives at
Sulphur Springs Sunday.
Boy Melton was at Big Sandy
on business last Saturday.
Des Floyd and Sol Jones of Big
Sandy spent the weekend here.
Mesdames Herman Harrison and
Lee Harrison are visiting relatives
at Dickson.
Miss Sannie Blanks of Harmon
Greek spent a few days last week
here with friends.
Several people from Humphreys
County attended children's day ex-
ercises here Sunday.
Jesse Chester and Warner Paf-
ford of Flatwoods spent the week.
end here with relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Wheatley
and Mrs. Robert Cherry visited in
Humphreys County Sunday,
Farm work is progressing rapid
ly here and our farmers have ex-
celIent prospects for a good crop.
Some corn has been plowed over
the last time.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-11
ALLEN HOLLAND.

On May "a, 1915, Allen Holland;
promising young man, was called
hence to await the Judgment day.
Allen was a good Christian man.
and to know him was to love him.
He had been member of the NJ
E. Church, South, ever since he
was fifteen, and he was twenty-one
years old in March of this year.
He is survived by his wife and one
child-the baby being one montk
old the day of his death. Allen
had been in bad health since last
winter, bat said very little about it.
When he realized that the end was
near, he said all was well with him,
that he was ready to go. Allen is
gone, but praise God it will be the
happy privilege of every loved one
to meet him again in that realm
beyond the skies. Dear ones, let's
be prepared to meet him around
the great white throne where we
can praise the Blessed Lord for
ever and ever. Written by hs
amt, PHnBE MELTON.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-11

\ regular morning operation of
the bowels puts you in fine shape
for the days work. If you miss it
you feel uncomfortable and can not
put vim into your movements.
For all bowel irregularities Herb
inc is the remedy. ltpurities, reg.
ulates and strengthens. Price so
cents. Sold by all druggists.
The Camden chronicle. (Camden, Tenn.) 1890-current, 1915-06-11

The Loyal Temperance Legion
will meet at the Baptist Church
Sunday afternoon at 8 a'clock.
Chief Allie Pafford of Camden's 8
police force is engaged this week
in looking after the city's delin-
quent tax payers.
Mrs j. W. Fowler and little son,
of Paducah, KY, are visiting her
sister, Miss Carrie Byrn, the local
telephone operator.
Rev. and Mrs. Samuel j. King
arrived last week from Sulphur
Springs, Tex and will spend the
summer in Camden.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Hardin, who
have been teaching at Bolivar the
past year, are spending brief va
cation near Chalk Level.
Miss Lola Ann Rushing, who is
attending the Tennessee School for
the Blind in Nashville, is spending
her vacation with homefoIks.
Rev. George W. Florence and
Robert G.. Florence were in Hunt
ingdon Sunday and heard Bishop
Henderson Of the Nj. e. Church.
Wheeler Capps of near Morris
Chapel and Limos Davis, who have
been attending the State Normal at
Memphis, are at home on their an
nual vacation.
The information comes from Big
Sandy that while cleaning a pistol
Friday William Wallace accident
ally discharged the weapon and
the bullet went through his wrist
causing a palntul wound.
DR.. j. G. King and sons, Harri-
son and George, of Harold, Tex,
were guests of Clerk and Master
George Nj. Leslie and family this
week. DR.. King formerly resided
at Holiday, and this is his first
visit ip twelve years to his former
home in old Benton.
Robert Hargis, a ffteen-year-oId
boy, was taken to the State hospi-
tai at Bolivar by Sheriff j. Calvin
Parker and Lee Francisco Sunday
The unfortunate boy became sud-
denly violent only last week, and
it was deemed advisable by the
county authorities to send him to
the State hospital where he will be
treated by skilled physicians. He
is a son of Tiny Hargis, deceased