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ION BueIoW esta pr0cursn.
do Ia caida del Dr.. Won
BethmaRa- HaiIWeq
Hanosaux dice que ell ez.Canciller
Imperial esta intrigan!3o para
yer 81 logra volv.r 6 ser
iefe del Gobierno


PARIS, S~cptiembrc 30.-En III
articulo que publico aver Gabriel
H"notaux en- csta ciudad, ice qae
el av;tor dc todas las imtricas con-
ira 81 actual Cancillcr Imperial de
Alcman;a. Dr.. von Bethmam-HoIl-
veg. c. e. Principe o Bueiow, que
trata he provocar IA caida de aquel,
para e s; vucive e. . ser designado
para csc cargo.
HYhotouX atribuye Il o Buelom'
que ST. propcsito de lieear 4 ocupar
csc puesto, es cl de poder influir di-
rectamente con el Kaiser. Il fin dc
conseguir arreglar la paz bajo las
mejores condolences posibies para
.Aiem]nia, 10 mss pronto que SC puc-
la. Won Bethmann- Hollweg. cs ahcra
el Iuico mienlbro del grupo naciona
iiSta que sc hallaha en- cI poder en-
Ia cpoca dc IA ruptura de las hos
tilidades que no ha sido removido
dc ST puesto: pucS domino al Kai-
ser.
ENPrincipa dc o Buclow trata de
reanudar SIT traditional politica de
haccr al Kaiser volver sobre u pa
SOS. y para lograr este con mayor
exito cs para 10 que desea ocupar
ia Jefatura del gobierno. Actual
mente est;i SirviendoSe del S~ecretario
Imperial de Hacienda. DR.. Helfferich,
como dc IN monigote Ge cuyos hilos
tira q personaimente. Won Bueiow
csta tambien enganando q los pan
germanistas, i~nduciendoloS a ayudar-
lie para vdfver al poder, por medic
de PROMISES de que c4Fifduciria IA
guerra cor mayor energia, 10 cuai
no tiene intenci6n de cumplir. Una
vezs que fuera nombrado Canciler,
en- Brete arrojaria Ell botafuego e mi
ciaria maniohras de paz.
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Won FALkENHAYN EERROTA >
LOS RUMANOS EN- LA
TRANSILVANIA

BERLIN, Seotiembre $0.-Las 70
pas austro- alemaaas al mando de! &c
1eral Won Falkcnhayn. e~X-icfe del
EstaGo Mayor Aleman, obtuvieroD
aver una Victoria Sobrc las tropas
ruTaDas Que operan en- la Transilva
mia, Segun se dice en- el informe Off
cial pu6licado hoy.
Las fucrza> austro-alemaEas ira
baron combate con las rumanaS cn
Hcrmanstadt. Y dczpues de varias he
ras de iucha derrotaron al enernigo.
gus cstaba tornado por una fusr,
te scccion dc! Primer CUerpo lie Ej6l
otto rumano.
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Il Secretario Lansing por 81 pai
te. neg3 hoy que el Emtaiador Ge-
-ard haya sido Ilamado Il esra capital
para informar al gobierno 10 que ina
pasa 8, In PaG. IA Col. la
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scr,icic exclusive para IL rEENsA

ScrSicic exclusive para IL fl'LNSA
LONDRES. Septiembrc 30.-Una
desesperada lIcha Sc IN estado hhran
DO 'dur@nte e. dia de hoy 4 10 largo
del extreme septentriona! del frente
Dc natalla del SoTna, en- dorde los IN
eisses recieutemente ticieroH a!Eu-
nos ~inaportantes = an las posi-
cicacs alemaAas.
Segdr 81 dice eli e, m.o"me oil
cial dado 4 "a publicidad hoy en- esta
capital. los alemanes emprendieron
INA scrie de ~vi-orosoS contra ataqueS
en- !as ~cercanias del reducto de Stuff
= lie las t,incheTas de Hessian, Pero
- ascgrrl "n cl nismo que dichos
coa;va-ataoucs iu"ron vechazados
DO. uaa Givi,i"n de las uucva tro-
ras ;n@lesas que nan sido cnvizdaS 4
CSC fre6te.
Mis- al sus ie esa Inca, hacia q
rio Soma. los fraaccses rcaauda~on
ais ataGues sobre las poSicioncS
misa<. habiendo lorrado hace7 u
auevo empuje On IA region de Ran
court. Este nuevo avance de :oS fran
ceScs. Seg6n dice cl informc oficia!
pui !ic:tdo Ell Paris. - Iogro = fucrza
ic a~nc-crtros o @r2Hada2 de ma
-,
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iDqaietGd GB WISH
linton 81 diseusso del
CanGIIIer imperial
| ;erpretase csc discourse como ua8
declaration L. que AIemania
piensa resBgdar su campa-
ma de submarines
,rr,irin exclusive para ~ rHLNel

|~cr,iri" exclusive para ~ rELNol
WASHINGTON. Scpticmbr" :,o.
Los funcionarioS dc III Secrctaria a..
Estadu del gobicrno americana -
m~oStraron prcocupadcs aver al cp-
noccr cl ;cXto del djscurso que iru-
muuciarU en- cl Rcichstar alcm;u Il
C2rciIlcT Imperial Dr. Tcohaido Won
3ethmann-Hollweg. Los mcnri"n@
los furcionarios irterprc:an Girno
~iiscurso como ana declaration lie que
Alomania picnsa reanudar con ftync
II 81 campana dc submarines coll
ira los aliadoS ! e>peciatmeatc roa-
tra>la Gran Brcta6a.
Dicesc que el Canciller imperial.
Iespucs dc d"-iarar 4 inelatcrrY CO.
no 81 ms tilro = mas obsLiua0o
Ic 10, cr>mj2os DC A!emauia. : eli
nut ma 50 valtagIoria" declare tam
,icn que !nglatclra habia violado u
III antoio q Dcrccho International.
lgre"ando 'uc=o:
"Cualqujcr polite" ajeman ~" -
ubeara cn cmpicar contra este enc.
nigo todos los mcdios dc que dispor-
"a para combatjrlo y CUE pudjcran
lbreviur csta guerrr. drheria ser.
co!gado."
Los funcionarios del DcPartamcn-
to americana dicho, dicca NC el Dis
,Usso del mcncioI1do CanciIl"r. pare
t comprobar las su@cStjouea QUE dca
lie mace tempo So eyprcsan en- Ia prem
* Y cue sc coutic1cH ca les r"cog-
Is cnyiados 4 ia oicla Secrctaria del
astado. por cl EmbaJaGor dmer1carc.I
IN Berlin. Ell los cua.es Iecorres sc
ltribuia al Almiranra y3r Tirptz
.rabaios en- favor dc IL feaaHdaci5n
lie ID campana ubm%rlna.
En- eSa epaca ii Sce.etafia he Is.
ado 70 tcnia ~s2zlruiadcs dc 81 tales
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: su;s - - second class matter February
v. 1915. II re Po>fOrrtre al >cn antonio
lex, un.er Tie ArI ~ Marra 5. 3S1p.
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Los actuaies leaders politicos d.
Alcmania han enviado ordeneS al J.:
tado Mayor general y a los pcri0di,
COS para que no den Il conocc IL dc
plUrab1c situaci0n mi!itar del pals
al pUbIico: pero los soidados como
cen la vcrdad. Nv tcngo ell mi Pc
de-. dice HanotoUX. una carta Dc
un n~romIrcutc Soidado. cScrita u o1rc
companero. que cayo reclcntcmcute
en- el campo de hatalla del Soma.
En- csa carta. dice eli soidado. entire
otras cosas. 10 siguicnte:
Mis- ambiciones m~ilitares 50 han
nulificado. Prefiero regresar L Ale
mania con vida. que morlr con no
mar en- al campo dc batalia. Una
muertc heroica no ne au'ac. Las i!u-
stones u nos foriamos cuando mi
cianioS la guerra, han desaparceido
cast tattas Y las pocaS Que nos que
ian las cxtar1os ~perdicndo POGO a 20.
co. Nuestro uuico problema ahora e&
poner fin a esta lucha ]saugrIenJa '
procurar cualquiera pequcHa = COM
.oensacj6n cue podamos obtener de Ia
guerra"
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Travis
TELEEONOS. 24.f
Nucso

IA 4T-N e ei peri6dirV picNlcaun it
rsvsr -~g.ariha en- los Estates IC.ie>.
J Pc g. -in,n. ci nieioT para los asunc!aa-
=
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d~ec!aracioncs ae:hudas. d Won. liz
pjz. fucran rea.men!" hccisaS por q
yieio luchador dc rs mpres. . au-
l~o.izacion oficial. So5af este Sc cree
que Ell EmbajaGor Gesard nodra dat
importantes dctal'es
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LAS TROPAS ALEMANAS NO ES-
TAN DESMORALiZADAS

>"r,i,:o c>rhuSI,o para IL rEESsA.
BERLIN. Septiemhrc &0.-LoS IL
,!mos comb&tcs l:0raGos e. 81 freute
I9iei Soma : qUe han dado = los ala
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17
SlD0NlA AND LIMBS

Mr.. Merit Melton was buried at
Pleasant Grove last Thursday.
Funeral services at his home near
Mount Hermon by Bro. Mccoy.
Mr.. Melton leaves a wife, mother,
father, brother, and one sister to
mourn his death, which was due
to tuberculosis.
Mr.. Robert Davis and Miss
Mary Cross were united in MARI.
age last Sunday. May peace and
happiness be theirs through life,
is the wish Of the writer.
Hurrah for Harris SCHOOL, |
read in Sandy Branch news that
they are to have an Entertainment
at Harris school on Thanksgiving.
! would be glad to be there that
day to meet with old friends. help
eat turkey and cake. | want to
say that | certainly enioyed N.Y.
self at Beech Grove three years
ago. Mr.. Gaulden and Miss LOWE
Brown had the pupils well trained
and had good singing, real good
speaking and fine dinner. "A
Farmers wife.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17
Tobacco Buying
Season Opens.

The tobacco buying season has
opened and buyers representing
W. A. McCuan and F. G. Ezell, OF
Dresden, and w. B. Blakemore,
OF Martin, are in the field. II any
Of the other buy ers have represen.
tatives out the Enterprise has
been unable TO learn Of that fact.
Several crops were purchased
last week by Walter McClain, who
reports the growers slow in turning
the weed loose, though pretty
fair price is being offered. Mr.
McClaln tells Us be is offering for
good grades from s to 81 cents
tor the leaf and 4 cents lor the
Jugs. But this doesn't seem to
appeal to the grower.
1t is a bit early, anyhow, for the
weed to sell, and probably very
little will be sold before the holt
days.
All buyers are planning for 9
big season and have their repre
sentatives ready to begin buying
in real earnest al the proper tine.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17
WARDS CHAPEL ITEMS

School reopened at this place
Monday with Miss Grace Wag-
gener Of Martin, teacher. Thirty
FIVE were enrolled on Monday,
with three more added to the list
on Tuesday. We are expecting to
reach an enrolment Of fifty within
a few days. The prospects are
bright for a good school,
On last Sunday afternoon the
horse Of Mr.. Carlos Berryhill be.
came frightened al the car of Mr.
Earnest Finch and ran away. The
buggy was turned over, throwing
his two sisters, Misses Ruby anc
Estelle, some distance, but neither
was hurt. The buggy was badly
damaged.
Mrs. Clarence Hodges, who has
been i'll fer some time, has deveI
oped case of typhoid fever.
Mr.. Walker Arlington is a
the point Of death.
Mr.. Sam Parks was called t,
the bedside of his little niece
! Maggie Booth, who was badl,
burned this morning TUESDAY.
She died late this afternoon.
Mrs, Kate Philips is on th
sick list. = Brown eyes.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17
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CORINTH AND NEW SALEM

The infant OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Todd died last Saturday
Of diphtheria and was buried at
Corinth, Sunday.
Mr.. Charlie Erwin and Miss
Ruth McGehee stold q march on
their friends last Sunday and were
married, Esq. Terry officiating.
May theirs be a long and prosper
GUS life.
Mr.. Lonzie Morris was driving
up and down the road Sunday
with his mouth open from ear to
ear, shouting, "Hurrah for Wood
rowp It's a boy.
Well, YOU can talk about pros
perity in Tennessee, but Missi-
ssippi surely thinks it mistakes
for a 'possum came all the way
from BoonviIle, cooked and ready
to eat, to feed the hungry in Weak.
ley county.
Mr.. T. NJ. Carr gaSea singing
last Sunday night. A good crowd
was present and some good music
was rendered.
Mr.. Dennis French got his loot
mashed very bad last Friday by a
heavy piece Of timber, which they
we're trying to load on a car.
Mr.. Willie Rambo and Miss
Zulene Lackey, two popular young
people Of this community, were
married last Sunday. May their
lives be one Of matrimonial bliss
A number s boy
We have a big line Of winter
underwear that we will sell you at
the same old price. Better hurry
and get supplied before the adj
vance.-Reayis & Loyd.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17
MT. ARIE ITEMS

Another wedding, that Of Mr..
Oscar Galley and Miss Morris. We
wish for them a life Of pure bliss.
We are informed Of the two
companies, G. T. Capps 81 Sol
and Guffee Bros contemplating .
business trip to Jackson this week
Mr.. Ed Stout has employed
Bud Carlton to oversee his barn
-tructure.
Mr.. Aaron Davenport will soon
leave for Indiana, where he will
begin work for a dredging com
pany.
It seems from general reports
that Wilson will buy cotton four
more years, and | guess if be does,
and the war continues and we
still make short crops, that he will
be- again forced to pay a high dol
lar, and if be does it will be as
good for US republicans as for the
democrats. But, Mr.. Farmer, if
Wilson reinstates those old gins Of
Cleveland's you had better raise
stock peas and COOLERS to keep
soul and body together.-[ Alb,
hushl Under the Taft administra.
ton the Mississippi niger didn't
have money enough to buy goob-
ers when a circus came to town,
hut under the Wilson administra-
ton these same niggers went to
the show in Ford automobiles. J.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17
SANDY BRANCH.

Death has again entered oul
community and claimed for it,
victim Mrs. Guy Moss. She was
sick just a few days with pneumo-
MIA. She leaves two children,
Richard and Mrs. Will Moss Of
Martin. She was the widow OF the
late Make Moss, who passed away
some two years ago. She was
living with her children. and at
the home Of her son, near Ruth
Vile. She was a good christian
lady. Funeral services we're con.
Quoted at her home by Rev. G.,
G. McDearmon, after which her
remains we're laid to rest in the
Moss burying ground,
Rufe Jones has q child sick with
diphtheria.
A little daughter arrived at the
home Of Rev. Ed Morgan and
wife on the 9th inst.
Maynard, the little son Of Mart
Reed, has scarlet lever.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17
Small Child is
Burned to Death

The nine.year-old child OF Mr..
and Mrs. German Booth, resid-
ling one mile southwest OF Glea.
son, was burned to death at their
home on Tuesday morning.
The child was standing before
a large open fire warming. Her
clothing became ignited and in
an instant she was ablaze all over.
Help came at once, but too late
to save her life, as she was so
fearfully burned about the body
that death soon relieved her in.
tense suffering.
Mrs. Booth was painfully burn.
| ed about the hands and arms in
her heroic efforts to smother the
flames which were rapidly de.
vouring her precious child, hut
she was powerless to save her.
This is a sad home, made so
by this terrible accident, and the
bereaved parents have the pro.
found sympathy Of a great host
OF friends. The little body was
tenderly laid to rest on Wednes-
day.
Miss Blanch Bates and Mr..
Samuel Cowan Bennett, Of Nash
vile, were quietly married at the
home OF the BRIDES sister, Mrs,
George P. Brummitt. at $50
Friday afternoon. The ceremony
was performed by Rev. W. t.
Holley in the presence OF relatives
and a few friends. : There we're
no attendants. Songs were beautl'
fully rendered by Miss Garry Bell
Swearengen andf Mrs. Dudley
Swearengen. The wedding music
was played by Miss Agnes Bates.
The bride entered to the strains
Of Mendelsshon's wedding march
aud during tile service Schubert's
serenade was softly played. The
bride wore a blue tailored SUIT
with a fesh-colored blouse and
hat to haronize, and carried a
bouquet Of brides roses and
lilies Of the valley. Mr.. and Mrs.
Bennett left immediately for
Lexington, where they will make
their future home.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17
Insolvency Notices.

The Insolvency OF the estate OF W.
E. Tansi deceased, having been sug-
gesttd to w. j.. Jeter, clerk Of the
county court of WeakleV county, Tenn,
hy K. S. Moore, administrators Of said
estate, this is, thereiore, to notify all
parties holding CLAIMS against said
estate to file the same, properly
authenticated, with the said ". j.
Jetpr. at his office in the courthouse
N Dresden, Tenn, on or before the
Goth day OF February, 1917, or same
will he forever barred in wand equity
This Nov. 10, 1916.
4. i. MOORE. Admir-.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17

The Insolvency OF the estate of J. Y.
Brann, deceased, having been sug-
gested to w. J. Jeter, CLERK OF the
county court OF Weakley county,
Tenn, by Mrs. Mary | Brann, adj
ministratrix Of said estate, this is,
therefore, to notify all pratles holding
claims against said estate to tile the
same, properly authenticated, with the
said w. j. Jeter, at his office in the
courthouse in Dresden, Tenn, on "
before the 10th day of February, 1917,
or same will be forever barred ~ law
equity. = !.
This Nov. 10, 1915. 49, u
MIss. MARY /. BRANN. Admix.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17
> MERIDIAN NEWS >

Never, since l can remember
land j am past sixteen) was
there so much excitement over q
presidential election as has beer
through here the past week
When news came that Hughes
was ahead some OF 'em would
prieve for their sons who would
have to 90 to war, and then when
news would come that Wilson was
elected, the guns and anvlls wouio
begin. 1t almost sounded IKE
war was here already for a few
days.
| am glad to report John Hollis
family better with typhoid fever
We think DR.. Talma Elinor
should have the praise for their
recovery, for he has certainly
been faithful, both day and night,
during their FIVE months seige
OF fever.
Calvin .Coleman's baby is right
sick with fever.
Mrs. Maud Jenkins is in a
critical condition with cancer OF
the breast. .
Miss Ethel Surber is growing
weaker every day with consump-
ton.
Mr.. Tom Overton's daughter,
Button, is very sick with fever.
EIvie Overton, who has been very
low with bowel consumption for
long time, died Sunday morning
at 2 o'clock. He leaves a wife,
four children, four brothers and
three sisters to mourn their loss.
He vas buried at Meridian, Mon
day, funeral service conducted by
Rev. Robins. The bereaved have
tie sympathy Of the community.
Mr.. Wash Grooms has been
dangerously i'll the past week, but
is better.
Almus Peery has begun his
new residence.
DR.. ]. Crawley is having his
new house built.
Erbie Holt is preparing to re-
model his home.
Luther Jenkins is going to
build an addition to his house
this fall.
Roy Wicker tells me Of a
curious freak lightning played on
him during the last thunder storm
we had. The lightning struck the
gable.end OF his hay barn at the
top, came right down the end OF
the barn, splintering one steady
ing and going ID the ground. He
says it did not burn a straw OF
hay and the loft was full, too.
But this looks sort O fshy,"
and we think it will bear inyesti-
cation.
Oscar, the son Of Rev. R. H.
Galley, and Miss Velma Glass
cock, daughter OF MIR. and Mrs.
T. M. Morris, near GLEASON, were
married Sunday evening at the
brides home, Rev. jenkins say.
ing the few wolds which made |
them man and wife. Two car
loads If Oscars and Velma's
friends accompanied Oscar to the
BRIDES home. After the cere-
mony the party took spin around
Greenfield and back to the
groom's home, where a bountifu
supper was laid for their recep
ton. We wish for these young
people much i'y over the sea OF
matrimony.- U-Know.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17
Automobile for Sale.

A 6ve.passenger Ford car, in
good condition. Will make attrac.
tive price il sold ut once. frank
Trevatban, Gleason, Tenn. 34.2s.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17

There is much local interest In
the wedding, TO take place this
Thursday afternoon OF Mr.. Sam
Lee Costen, Of the Twelfth dis
trict, and Mise Claudia Alexander,
daughter of the late Joe Alexander.
The marriage will occur at tile
home of the BRIDES sister, Mrs.
John Gardner, west Of Mckenzie,
Rev. Witt T., Hollev to officiatp.
The groom is one Of the county's
foremost citizens. He is pro.
gressive, thoroughly wile.awake
and a hustler, while his bride is
one OF the most lovable young
ladies in the community. Their
legion OF friends unite in wishing
for them everlasting matrimonial
bliss.
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A good crowd went to hear
Bro. HoIley preach his farewell
sermon, Sunday night. There
were seven additions to tho
church Sunday and Sunda,
night. Two accepted Christ ant
one young man asked an interes
in the prayers Of the christian.
by giving his hand. Bro. Holles
also christened four babies Sun
day-Mr. and Mrs. Bob Treva
tham's three children, and Mi
Roy Brasield's little baby, Mary
! Cornelia.
g = r.
Mr.. A. B. Bras6eld, who hasn'
walked a step Tor nearly a month
on account Of fever settling in ont
OF lis Iimb5, was carried out tt
church Sunday night.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17

HAS A PLEASANT TASTE.
Van Lax is a wonderful prescription
for the liver. No gripping, no pain, no
nausea. Price SOC.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17
WoMAN's GROWING GLORY

is her hair. II yours is streaked with
ugly, grizzly, gray hairs, use LA
Creole" Hair Dressing and change ii
in the natural way. Price $l.OO.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17
GARDNER GEMS

Quite d sudden change in the
weather.
Little Joe Watson is very low
with pneumonia in both lungs.
Born, to Brittle Bond and wife,
an eight-pound boy, Nov. Z.
Oracle Hurt is on the sick list
There will be Thanksgiving
services at the Gardner Baptist
church, at II o'clock, by the pastor
Rev. Shivara.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hurt hav'
a new boy in their home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Crawiort
are the proud parents Of q new
girl, Tulip.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17

We have q few ladies' tailored
suits that we had left over that We
will sell for nearly half price. Il
you want d good winter suit. it
will pay you to come in and buy
one Of them while you can buy it
so cheap. Reavis 4 Lloyd.
Wonderful, unmatchable values
in fall goods. Better get my pric-
es. AL Gardner.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17

This is blanket weather. Bet.
ter get them now from AL Gard.
ner.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17

Stop Those Sharp Shooting Pains.
':Femenina" is the wonder Worke
for all female disorders. Price $1.OO
and Soc.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17

Mrs. Tom Trevathan is very
sick.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Hawks
are the proud parents OF a fine
boy.
= q e
Mr.. Sam Steel is moving to the
place he recently bought from
German Phelps.
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Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Carlos
Trevathsn, near Mt. Zion, Mon.
day, bouncing big boy.
q U q
r. L. Klutts and wife, near
Bells store, have q new son at
their home, horn Sunday night.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17
GLEASON ! GLEANINGS
vavavavavs OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Appreciation For
Mrs. w. 7. Holley.

We, the women OF the mis-
sionary society, deeply regret The
removal Of Mrs. HolleY from our
society by conference, to Other
fields Of labor. We feel that il
has been a great blessing and Q
high privilege to have this good
woman in our midst the last four
years. Therefore be it resolved,
That her life has been a great
inspiration to each Of US, and that
we wish to initiate her Cody life.
To her is due a broadened con-
ception and a deeper insight into
mission work. Few women have
made greater sacrifices than her to
carry on the great work OF the
church; That we appreciate. AID
will never forget her service to
JUS, as our pastors wife, and as
president Of our society the first
two years Of her stay with us;
also the hearty cooperation che
has given to her successor as
president, Mrs. Lester s. Buch-
anan. She has been just as
earnest and faithful in her work
as before, always prayerfdl, study
ing and endeavoring ever to in
crease interest in the auxiliary
That we, the members of the
prayer circle, will remember her
in our prayers, and that a copy
Of these resolutions be spread on
the minutes Of the society, a copy
be sent to the church paper and
also to the Dresden Enterprise.
Mrs. James M. McMahan,
Mrs. German W. Phelps,
Mrs Lester S. Buchanan.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17

Wool and Cotton Blankets.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1916-11-17

We have a big line Of winter
underwear that we will sell you at
the same old price. Better hurry
and get supplied before the adj
vance. -ReaYis & Lloyd.