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The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-12-01

cordially invited. An interesting must
cal program will be rendered by local
musicians.
For sALE-Two good farm mules.
W. H. Brown, R. Somelville. If
Dr. Reeder and family moved a few
days ago from their farm north of
Warren to the Boswell apartments,
next door TO the home of Mr.. ]. E.
Boswell and will make it their home.
The farm has heen rented out for next
year.
Mrs, G. w. Wilson and son, Austin,
have moved from the Methodist parson-
eye to the Dortch residence on South
Main street which is occupied by Miss
Maggie Skinner and will remain in
Somerville and keep house in part of
that house. The young Mr.. Wilson is
employed in the Office County Court
Clerk C. w: Crawford.
The Falcon has received a full line
of samples of Christmas and New Year
cards in plain and colored enclosing,
and will be glad to quote prices to
prospective buyers of such goods. We
can furnish you with every kind of holi-
iday card you may want and can save
you money on your orders. Letus
show you the line and quote prices.
The Falcon. If
The "Womanless Wedding" given
last Thursday night at the court house
under the auspices of the ladies of the
Methodist church was a most enjoy able
entertainment, filled with fun from
start to finish. 1t was largely attended
and mu:h enjoyed and was success
from a financial point of view as well.
Rev, NJ. L. Boothe reports the mar
riage of Mr.. Mede Wright and Miss
Nannybel Hervey which took place
in front Of his gate on last Friday after
noon. Both these young people live on
Route and are identified with that
community. The bride is a daughter
of Simon Hervey.
Mrs. H. S. Bevan left Somerville
yesterday for England where she will
make her home in the future. The
sale of the personal property of the
Bevan estate was held last week at the
home near Warren and the business
remaining unfinished is in the hands of
Capt. H, C. Moorman who is admin
istrator of the estate.
Esq. J. j. Steger was in town
Wednesday and informed The Falcon
of the death on Tuesday of his brother,
Gus F. Steger, at his home 10 Bonham,
Texas, at the age of sixty years. The
death came Unexpectedly to his family,
He was reared in Moscow, and after
he was grown was for years agent for
the Memphis & Charleston Railroad,
now the Southern, at that place.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-12-01

The following list of Fayette counti-
ans were drawn for jury service in the
Federal Court in Memphis last Monday
E. T. Henley, Somerville; E. w. Stsrks,
Somerville; E. l.. Lane, Fourth Dis
trict; W. ], Murphy Ninth District; 0.
W. McCandless, j. W. Sisco and j. ].
Burnett Sr., Moscow; ]. L. Crawford,
Rossville; ]. w. Crews, Macon. A
pretty good sized list to draw from one
county at one term of that court.
Rev. w. F. Maxedon, the new pas
tor of the Methodist church in Somer-
vile, preached his first sermon 20 this
congregation at the court house on last
Sunday morning and at night preached
at the Presbyterian church. Those who
heard him were highly pleased with his
first sermons and with the man, believe
that he will prove as popular pastor
here as be has at Whiteville where he
has just closed his fourth years work
as pastor.
The directors of the Fayette County
Fair beld in this city last mouth take
pride in announcing that the cheeks for
premiums are ready for delivery to the
winners and can be had by application
to the secretary. W, 7. Loggins. at
The Falcon Office. or any check viii be
mailed to the winner upon receipt by
the secretary Of self addressed stamped
envelope for said purpose, Every
check is good for its full face value and
will be csshed by the treasurer, Capt
E. A. Maddox. at the Fsyette County
Bank.
Bedford Forrest Lodge No. g.. K.
of P. met in Castle Hall November 9th
with goodly number Of Knights pres.
ent. The rank Of Page was conferred
on Mr.. Winston Harris and MIR. Joseph
H. Scott, and this being the regular
night for the election Of officers for
the coming term the following were
elected: W. S. Newly. &C. c., H. Nj.
Rhea ". c., W. H. Hughes (P.), j.
H. Haveresmp, (M. Of W., Fred
GoOsmsn, OK. r. 81, and (M. F.). W..
n. Lipsky, (M. e., C. o. BrysOn,
(M. Al, J. H. Webb 70. G. These
officers will be installed the first meet
ing night on January II. Fraternslly,
Fred Goosmann.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-12-01

y WON'T nave your frote9eS ftere.
to Mrs, Walters, saying: Il am glad
to meet you, Mrs. Meade" and then
passed on with Robert out upon the
porch.
I'VE are going to have dinner"
again began Robert, dreadfully EN-
barrased, "and have company"
"Oh, must catch the electric in
fifteen minutes" interrupted Martin,
much to the relief of his worried host.
Il got no mushrooms" he added,
laughingly, showing folded pillow
case from his pocket.
why, say. do you like egg toma-
toes, pickle cucumbers, squashes?"
spoke up Robert, exuberantly, and he
rushed his visitor to the garden and
filled the bag amid the profuse thanks
OF Martin.
He walked half way to the depot
with his visitor. He tried to obscure
his apparent act OF unhospitality. but
Martin left him grateful and pleased
at the attentions he had received.
TOO bad, Maria!" said Robert, as
they sat down to dinner. "A little
courtesy to that good fellow might
be the means OF lifting him to the
better plane he Is unconsc ously
striving for"
You're full Of your wild, philan-
thropic ideal" retorted his wife. Il
won't have your proteges here. The
ideal Sitting down at the same meal
with an elevator conductor, Humphi"
Robert sighed. His wife IVES . COED
woman. Her home was her idol and
never q better housekeeper. but she
had never accepted his ideas Of being
helpful to those struggling in the low
er scale of humanity. She did not
know Il, In her forceful set way, that
the tenderness and harmony that she
lacked caused her thoughtfully good
husband to seek an expression Of bis
love for humanity outside OF the home
life.
The incident passed and was quite
forgotten by Roberts wife and Mrs.
Walters. Robert was kinder than ever
to Martin, whose eyes glistened with
pleasure as he told of the glad recep-
ton Of the fresh garden stuff at his
humble home.
Upon another holiday Mrs. Meade
and her sister-inlaw started out one
morning upon an excursion steamer
which made the rounds OF the lake
about ten miles from where they lived
They we're seated comfortably on
camp stools on the shady side Of the
boat, when . man passed By. He was
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-12-01

If the FIRE bell should ring would you
run and stop 1t or 90 and help put out
the fire? II is much the same way
with a cough. A cough is q danger
signal as much as . FIRE bell. You
should no more try to suppress it than
to stop fire bell when 1t is ringing,
but should cure the disease that causes
the coughing. This can nearly always
be done by taking ChAmberlain's Cough
Remedy. Many have used it with most
beneficial results. II is especially val.
liable for The persistent cough that 80
often follows a bad cold or ansattack Of
the grip. Mrs Thomas Beeching, kn
drews, Ind. writes: During the win
ter my husband takes cold easily and
coughs and coughs. Chamberlsin's
Cough Remedy is the best medicine for
breaking up these attacks and you can.
not get him TO take aay other OBJ
tainable everywhefe. III
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-12-01
CALOMEL SAu|VATES
AND MAKES YOU SICK
ksts like dynamite on Q slug
= gish liver and you lose q
days work.

TA@s's no reason why . rersoa
sAouiA take sicksning. saiivating Gale
mel whsn 50 cents buys large bottle
e Dodscn's Uver Tones perfect sub
stituke for caicmei.
II 10 Q pleasant vegetable iiouid
vAicA win start your nwer Just a.
surely a. calomel. but It doesn't make
you sick and can not saiivste.
Children and grown folks can take
Dodsons Liver Tone. because e Il PER
fsctly harmless.
Calomel Is . dangerous drug. Il IL
mercury and attacks your bones. Take
q dose of nasty calomel today and you
VIII feel weak. sick and nauseated TO-
morrow. Don't lose q days work.
Take g spoonful Of DOdsons Liver
Tone instead and you win wake up
feeling great No mors biliousness.
constipation. slnggishness. headache,
coated tongue or sour stomach. Your
druggist says II you don't ind bod
sons liver Tens acts better than hor'
nhle calomel your money 10 waiting
tur yun
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-12-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Observation-Disclosures

A high class, second hand organ for
sale at bargain. See Jno. Wetzler. If
Rev. W. F, Maxedonand family have
arrived from their former home in
Whitevllle and are comfortably settled
in the Methodist parsonage.
WANTED TO buy a second hand
portable gasoline or kerosene engine,
Is or 80 horse power. Address j. A..
Winfrey Jr Somerville, Route l, 1915
''What is the matter with Somer-
ville?" theme of sermon at Baptist
Church next Sunday evening at seven
O'Clock and you are invited to attend,
Mrs. Hooper and little son of Mem
phis have been spending some days
guests of the formers mother, Mrs. j.
NJ. Jones, just west of this city.
Mrs. L. c. Britain spent a few
days last week in Memphis at the bed
side of Mr.. Britain who is sick at St.
Joseph Hospital,
News has reached Somervile an
nouncing the birth last week at Turner,
Arkansas, of girl to Mr.. and Mrs,
Winston Mayo.
DR., ], S. Washington spent severai
days last week on his plantation in Mon
roe county, Arkansas, and Mrs Wash
ington was for the same time with her
children in Memphis.
DR.. and Mrs. W. P. Claxton had born
to them on Tuesday morning of this
week baby girl who has the very best
wishes of The Falcon and other friends
of her parents.
The Young Ladies Missionary Society
of the Methodist Church recently re-
ceived dainty handkerchief, for their
bazaar, from the White House with 20
card expressing ''goOd wishes" from
the First Lady Of the Land.
We wish to call the attention of our
customers and the public that we have
installed two-horse power gasoline
engine aud are equipped for grinding
sausage for the public at cent per
ponnd. Bloom & Mitchell. If
Miss Elise Catron, Canning Club
agent for this county, requests that
announcement be made that the clubs
bread contest will be held at the court
house on Saturday December 8, and
that judging the bread exhibits will
begin promptly O'Clock p. m.
Mrs. Eugene Crutcher, President of
the State Parent Teacher Association,
will address the teachers and parents
of Fayette county at the court house
at 1880 p m. on Saturday, December
9, and the public is cordially invited to
be present.
On Friday the LIST Of December the
Community Chorus will entertain with
silver tea and musical at the High
School from four to six The public is
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-12-01
| SnObS and a
| Gentleman
- By -1
Mildred Caroline GOOdridge


Copyright, 1915, by w. G. Chapman.)
Don't bring that man into the
house, Robert Meade!" ordered Mrs.
Meade, stormily.
MY dear Maria" expostulated her
husband.
Il won't hear word. Keep him
outside. Get rid OF him."
"It will hurt the mans feelings ter.
ribly, Maria. He is a poor, hard-work-
ing fellow, but gold all through. He
happened to ride out this far on the
trolley looking for mushrooms, and to
invite him to dinner"
"Never!" and Mrs. Meade noisily
slammed the kitchen door, and her
visitor and sister-in-law, Mrs. Lucy
Walters, who understood the situation,
glanced sympathizingly at the dis.
turbed husband
The latter had seen coming down
the shaded suburban street upon that
holiday afternoon Martin Brill, who
operated an elevator in the building
where he had his office. Meade had
taken liking to the humble honest
fellow. He had encouraged him in
going to night school,, He had started
small savings account for his one
child. He was friendly and kind to
him. In his generosity of heart he
had invited him to call upon him II he
ever came out to Hillside. The art
less fellow had appeared Robert
Meade was always doing these fool.
ish things and his wife had sat down
on him in this instance hard,
The man was at the door Per-
haps he had overheard the talk. Rob.
ert received him warmly.
what nice place you have" said
the caller, and Robert led him through
the three front rooms.
"My wife" he began, about to rake
up some apology for her not being in
evidence, when Martin bowed politely
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1916-12-01

Lawrence county citizens CONT.
to be proud Of recent importations Of
pure-bred cattle from other counties Of
Tennessee, which have been in the
business longer than they have. They
say that Lawrence county will soon be
one of the leading Tennessee livestock
centers.
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|ber, BON Acnen brei Iciber ben GIfern
berci.s I'm Sarten 4inbesaIter entrii'
| fen ruurhe,l, ipibrertb fcd,s Hii,ber,
| brei gobne in,b brei I6hter NIT benz
gramaebelsten Ynter ben lob Der IN
niaaeIiebten Wi,ttter betraiern. 2tn
.,dSeren angeborigen binterId6t Die
gntihIofene nod brei Sdrpiegerfobnc,
brei SdppicgcrtSdter uno eli Gntel'
timber, ierner sipei Sdspeitern,
uub nit Der JonIlie trnaern
tic pieIen sreainoe uto Srelmoinneil,
tpcIhe Die 9erarigte lid i'm 3dlrfe Der
,,nbre aurf lire perfcnlife Sietens'
nfiroiafeit ilito lire Ser5ensgiite oli
crrtrbcn gcipubt bate. Gin trenes
Dlitglieb perIicren in 5rau Born Der
Clifton Seigbts Gamen5irfel Der
syral,enperein 9abenia, oiei@ernnaniu
9oge NO. 3s Der Gbrenritter imo 20.
men, ioirie Der gtatioiiaIe 5euerbcItat.
htilasperein. 1ie iterbIite ISitiIe Der
gntjddafencn phb am Sonntag ocn
Iamternoen Slammen iibergeben iper'
ben uno bic 5rauerieier i'm Sterbe-
baitie fincct Inn 3ipei llbr itatt, nor.
oili Inn brci llbr i'm Grematoriilm
cine ,peitere Trauerfeier abgebalte:i
ipir6.
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afit ouirid)tiaer 9ruiier ipirb in
ireiien aEeiien ole alutbe bon benz &c.
iieru eriolgten slbleben pom 5ral,
elenore 3orn Der 8dttin oes
bcfanuten oeiiti9en giirgers Ssrrn
SuIips 3orn peruommen lueroelI,
Die nod mir furjem aeiben in ibrer
Reiihen,. go. 1925 gine ShaBe, ans
sem 9eben id,ioo. Gie Dobingeitic.
Aeue. bic elmer bodlaivqeiebenen oclIt.
iden 4ionierfmniIie enfitarnrnte, iplir.
De am 25. eSebrlnr 1857 bier IN Gin.
eirilati peboren nnb mar in ibren VII.
iihten uno G'eiirliuingen fernoeiitid'
nco boa Niiiter elmer oeiriihen
@atttn iino Wsittet. Gle permnblte
lid, am 10. Satnior 1875 NIT Serrn
.s:SuIiis 5orn un6 biejer iiberris bar
nlOniiten Gle ertiprciieu isetsn ain'
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70 lit cine RoutirmtionshpnN nitt iio.
tbig. Ser gountprid,ter S5obn .
steao, ipelfer itah benz Iobe GIenrps
bonn @ouperneur StanIep gum Midr
ter crnonnt mlroe, bot eleiffaas
teinen Npponneiiten in Der benlDfra
tiiden 8artei. 9asfelbe gilt fiir Der
5riebensrihter @ert Sling, rpelher il
ser reputlifnniiben gartei iih uu
SasieIbe Mint beptrbt. 3aourd, baf
Die Irimarluabl in @eefaa fonnIt
ipart bas GoiIrtp $2i00.
= San1iiel Stpnn, 15 Sabre alt
Don go. 504 @aoiion slpeilue, erlit,
Jeitern burh einen Sall einen slrm
tluf.
= Sm puliseiseriht purbe gsiterr
bic 9erhanoluns sesen Grant ssiiber,
AZ, ppn 20. $40 Weit 13. Strabs.
ipelder zines ftatutprii9sn @erbredene
ansetIust 1T, auf beute 9orntittas pers
ihonben. liiber oerneint bic seser
ibn erbObeue geihulbisung.
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beuriiht iih i'm ariessbepartsment I'm
bic ueberldi1ung bon spei aanoneil,
pelde i'm Suf bes neuen ShulgsbGus
beg in auolop aufseftellt perben fol-
len.
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berts, pel9er am lebten Wiontas in
Der WertitGtte Der .Sbiu Scroll 2ums
Der Gp. in idredli6sr Weiie am appf
persst purbe, Nib pabrI6einlih,
ipenn tsin RiidfaG eintritt. am 2eben
bleiben. Gr bate an elmer SGse ges
arbeitet unb als er iih biidte, I'M Ell,
nen Gegenitanb, ipelher unter DE
Sage aefalenpar, aufSubeben ,lpuroe
er BON her Sage, bic in polem @anae
mar, am aOpfs setroffen. Die Sdgs
traf bas Gebirn. SroB ieinsr i6peren
8erleBung bate Roberts oas geipubis
iein ni6t perloren. gr puroe mad bem
WemOrial Spipital gebraft. no er gs
sentpartis Don Or .Sobn qretpiit be-
bannelt pirp. Roberts 1T Der Grite,
tpel9er inter Dem neuen Irheiters
Gnti6dbisunssseieb einen anipruh
eeltsnb MAIDEN lam. Sm Sal ieines
Sobes limb feline nd6iten 9erpanbten
su elmer gntiteibuns beredtigt unn
fans er am aeben bleiben iolIte, erbdlt
er cine GENTLE Summe Don Seiten bes
Sslts ausbssablt. Gin alsent bes
Staates pirb oemnGait bier eintreffen.
I'm bic Qngelsseubeit 5u untsriuden.
Ulan 1T auf bic grlebisuns Der Inge=
leseHbsit, uameutlia in 9rbeitertreiien,
iebr eeipannt.
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gtnsrtennung feiner ipertbpolIen Disn'
ite, ba er gum @ebeiben Der apge sss
leiitet bate. Elm ipsrtbpoIler tn &c.
fbmadpoller tiinitleriiaer Musfiib-
runa eearbeiteter solbener Rins iibers
rsidt, Die lleberreidunssreoe belt
Serr %. Yeder, tpetbe ourh lebbaften
8eifaa unteftiibt nurbe. lSerr Dill
ling bantte in sinigen bersliten Wor.
ten, bic ebenfalls iebr beifdais aufsss
npmmen ipurben. Gum Shlub fanb
Elm ganfstt itatt, tpobei es an Soaiien
auf bas fernere Woblerseben beS
S9eibsnben niht feblte.
= Yer Intpalt 9orace Root err
tldrte geitern, baB er bon ben Grunbs
eisentbiimern nabs Der 3. unb Mpns
mouth Strabe ensasirt porben lei.
I'm geridtli6 gu perbinoern, bab ba-
Iel5it elm SGantlptal etablirt psroa.
Orr aurSem ipurbs elm S6antlisens
na dber Siiboiiede Der 3. unb Mons
mouth Strabe transferirt.
(Gingeianbt.)
3ur HidltigiteIlling lei bier CT
lu1bnt, bob Eroi. @tiitap 9admann,
Ger Srrn. imb San5lebrer Der gteip
port Gurnaeneinbe n DIT reiigriri
bat. Die Sate liegt anbers. gr tattt
ieine gIppIifatiou I'M g8ieberaniteI.
Iing III Der Sitina Der Slrngeneinoc
elngeccid,t. iehod, 'ruroe 0icie NJ h
in = etra DIT ne5o gen.
@as mir tpoIlen Ut, oaB Die Ne,p'
port Silrneclneinbe lpie friiber I'M
@eiitc SaAn's Der Oentid)en Ilirncrei
nit alcr arGft imb pollem @rnit er'
gebcn ici. SoiientIi6 miro Der neuC
5urrlebrer bieril ieine beiliee Naf.
sabe erbIiden. g9ir 3uriier pollen
bent de Surnerei mo fe!a2
sifnlemie fiir engliiAe, ibottiihe,
iransGiiide rn6 ririiiide @oIfstanSe,
Gin alter bei,tidjer 2urner.
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5uciielten annpf, beiieu Sdrin ihlieb.
lid Serrn lm6 Sraii 6. g. ;ssarpiS
un6 ben 9rubcr Der Sraii Ssarpis, Nm.
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,pobnen, berbei'librten. Sic nniBten je.
bod; crit Die Qbilr 81 Der Oiron'idieii
S8obnilng einitlnnen, che Tie in Die.
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cola Den gteqcr i'm gna9. bis bic
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20 9inhriid]e ueribt bate.
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- DIR eff Sabre aIie 4nton 9eben
bon No. 553 Deit Sehite Ctr. iDurDe
seitern Mbsnb, als er Dor ieinem gIs
ternbauit auf benz prelIftein fab, bon
eiusm porbsifabreuben 9lutomobil, bas
eigentbum BON J. 2oetpentbai mar.
eeIirsift unb 70 i9tper perlebt. bab er
no6 Oem iidbiif4su 5oipital sebradi
iperbsn mubie.
- Der Chauffeur Geo 5erHiann
bon go. 5O7 of Dierts Strdbe. Retps
port, ap., fubr seiiern, als er nit ieis
uemautomobu bic @lenipab Gptnus
entlang raiis, in Elm Dor bem 5duis
glo. 2717 Glenfpap Gpenue ftehenbes
automobil binein, bas Sreb. Rusiaup
aebSr!e. 8abe Wafhinsn ipuroen
Sismlit ftlimm teindbisi. aber sIiide
Ii4erpeiie ipurbe Memano perIebt.
!Ssrnapn purbe ipesen 4utomobilras
lens einssfpsrrt.
- Der ID Jabre aIte 2ouis S4eIs
Ter Don Ro. 208 OF IL. Sirabe sss
riftb seitern abenb, aIs er NIT sinsm
eepifen Soran 2ullod auf sinsm
sipeifiBissn Woiorrab bic Gilbert aps.
snilans fubr. nit bem redien Jub in
bic Speifen bts 6interrabes. nobel
ibm bic Jerie 70 b0s sustri4tet puros.
bab er mad bem itabtii4eu SOfpitaI
eebra6t tperben mubtt.
- get einem Geriiftbru9 in ben
anlassn Der auit &c DibOrs 80. in
ct. Bernard tamsn seitern Der "a
Sabre alte Clifford Stebtfelb Don Ro.
1929 Wlurisl Court unb Der 80 Sabre
alte Soiepb aammerer BON Rp. 729
Burns alDsnue gu Sdab,n. Stebta
fsIb brad bas linle 5anbeelent unb
aammerer Sos ii4 cine aopfipunbe
iotpis cine @erIebuns am retten els
bossn su. Die 9.runsliidten fanben
2lufnabme i'm itdbtif6en Sofpital.
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mobil bslauft iih auf stpa $50.
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