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The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1917-01-12

surprise to the many friends OF the
contracting parties was that OF Mr..
Henry Sanders and Mrs. Tennie
Gordon. DR.. ]. Francis Robertson
officiated Owing to the serious Ill
ness of her mother. II was very
quiet home wedding, not even their
most intimate friends were present
only members of the family. MISS
Mildred billiard has returned to De
catur. Ala, after spending the holl-
DAYS with hometolks, Rev. G. w.
Bond died ut his home near Frank
lin. Williamson County, His death
was unexpected although he was IN
feeble health. He attended the ses-
sion of the last annual conference
here last October and recently visit
ed his daughter, Mrs A. II. Morrell.
His remains were brought here Sat
urday, oath, and conveyed TO the
home of Mr.. A. 7. Morrell on Hill
street. His funeral was from ST.
Paul Sunday, Dec. 24tE. Mrs. Hattie
Moore of Nashville spent the holi-
DAYS with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Syd Evans. Prof. JettrieS Of Browns
Vile spent q part of the holidays
here mingling among his many
friends, all Of whom wera delighted
to see him. Prof. JcfI g" IS an
OK n ember of the city schoci faculty
Mr.. Pope Trimble Of IArNN" hu'
now student in Stat" Normal al
Nashville, was the guest OF Mr. Eur
new Peacock during the holidays
Mrs. A. F. Frierson and Mrs. Johr
Brown of Thompson street and MIS-
Battle of Scovel street, NaShVllle
while visiting here TUNED out witt
Household of Ruth No. 80 at ih'
funeral of Mrs. wilkins. MIR. y. 1
Morrell, our efficient mail carrier
has been confined to his room sew
eral days with eye trouble. Mr.
Billy Smith spent most of the non
DAYS in Pulaski. Miss II. A. Pruit
is spending the holidays with he
parents in Florence, Ala. Mrs. Rutl
Bennett of Chicago, H., is spending
the holidays with the family of he
uncle. DR.. c. o. Hunter, Miss Leol
Barlow is home from the State MOI
NAL for the holidays. DR.. c. .. Hun
ter entertained few gentleme'
friends at o'clock dinner on tn
2Cth. Those seated at the table wer
Messrs. John Barton, Ellis Harris
A. T. Morrell, James Tyler, samut
Howell and DR.. B. F. Davis. MT
]. II. Staten spent Christmas wit
her daughter, Mrs. Fisher, of Nasl
Vile. Mr.. Richard Staten of Core,
Ark, is visiting his uncle, Mr.. j. ]
, Staten
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Christmas was the Ouietest witness
ed in the history of LaWrenceDurs'
drunkenness was put away by thos9
who are frequent users Of rum. Xmas
day was a great day. Sunrise, meet
inc at st. John NJ. Il. Church was
sDiritual in the highest form MT,
and Mrs, ]. II. Bumpass entertained
at breakfast Christmas day Mr.. ana
Mrs, NJ. L. Wigfall entertained III
dinner Rev. and Mrs. Sebastian Xmas
eve, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Symlnston
entertained at supper Chrls'hla'
evening DR.. and Mrs. Sebastian Dr'
and Mrs. B. L. Burrows. ChflsulaS
night vas one of the greatest events
of Xmas. by way Of concert leu
NV Mrs. p. /. burrows and Ms. }, W.
Sebastian. The pos,ottice wh'ch al,
rcrded the presents, was hedNHl
laden. The presents were mahaseN
and distributed by DR.. B. L. BuE-
row Everybody's heart was maze
hoony rs their names we're called
on Tuesday DR.. ana Mrs. b. l.;
Purrows we're highly entertained pF
Mr. and MIS-. RSbelI
at dinner. All the churches SUNDAY
had their doors thrown ajar, VIII
their pastors at their posts respec,
lively with few exceptions. st, Pau
Baptist Church had a lively meer.hs
Rev. w. NJ. Watts filing the pulpl'
in the absence of the pastor, Rev. T.
I c Cade. Rev. j. W. Sebastian wa
on duty Sunday morning, preachlnI
from Mica 2:1O. Sunday evening 81
Johns M. f. Church watched the olo
year go out and the new year com.
!! in with a high, splritupI "ave anc
a heart full Of thanh living to COZ
\ or the past years blessings. Kew
I c. Carter delivered the Water
Meeting sermon. Mr.. and Mrs. w
L. Wigfall entertained DR.. and MIS-
Burrows Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs. D
n A. Bumpass entertained Rev. ant
4 Mrs. ]. w. Sebastian at dinner
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UNA.

Mr.. Abraham Lewis spent very
pleasant Christmas eve at the home
of Mir. and Mrs w. II. Card on
the old Lebanon and Franklin road
and were highly entertained, The
occasion was given in honor of their
daughters, Misses Birdie and Mabel
Card, who are now at home from A.
and |. State Normal College to spend
the holidays and are looking forward
10 q eAIrry Christmasand a happy
New Year. Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Myers
of Murfreesboro spent the holidays
with their sister, Mrs. Isaac Peoples.
and enjoyed a fine stay. On Sunday,
Dec. "a, at solomon Chapel \. NJ Z.
Church, Notwithstanding the inClem-
ency of the weather, 4 fair sized au-
t ence assembled to hear Rev. S. f.
Majors The Sunday school met at
1920 q. IN. After review anu appli.
cation of the lesson and Christmas
Offering by the superintendent. the
services were opened with devotions
led by the writer of these notes. Tie
pastor chose for 4 text Matt. 90
from which he preached an able al
well arranged sermon. At $50 p
m, the a, c. Z. Leasue held an in
teresting meeting and promptly al
40 p. m, preaching services for
the evening began. The pastor
chose for 4 text Matt. 2G;2G, Take
eat, this IS my body from which
he preached a Soul-stirring sermon
and shouts of JOY and hearty amenS
and the elements Of the Lords Sup
per were given and thus passed int
+ history a service 10 be long remem
bered. The Christmas exercises helC
by Mrs. n. Z. Ross at the Bryan
Towa School were very largely at
tended. Mrs. n. L. Ross and Mrs
/ H. NJ. Simmons called to see Mr.
Sam McGhee during the holidays
Little Miss Leola Bradford spen
/ Tuesday evening Dee. "a, at tn
home of Mrs. N. Z. Ross and al
tended the exercises at BryanttOwl
/ School. Mr. Walter and Rober
Crawford spent two days at the HON
of their parents at Walter Hill
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OUT OF TOWN NOTES.

Nib Pierce. The Christmas tree at
A. NJ L. Church on Wednesday
night had right good attendance
though the weather was real incle-
ment. The Observation-Disclosures
ut the Baptist church Saturday night
was very largely attended and II
splendid time was had. Masters
Ellis Alien, Jr., and James Jones
sire making good music for the peo-
pie. The former PLAYS a mandolin.
the latter II guitar. Among our peo-
Pile who visited other towns were:
Mrs. Matte Jones, Mrs. Mary Allen,
Mrs Birdie Watt, Mr.. Hardy Will
liamS, Mr.. George Como, Mr.. Elder
Watt, Clarence Allen, Mr.. Walter
latham, Mr.. Birdie Williams. orbrey
Dee Parish went to Martin. Miss
Inez Ball, Mrs. Matte Jones and lit
lie Robert Lee and Prof. NJ. A.
Dobbs went to Bradford. Master Al
len Dobbs and little LARAMIE Dobbs,
Mr.. Luther Williams to Medina.
Messrs. John Williams and son.
Buddie, went to Humboldt. Mrs. Ella
Como to Mckenzie; Mr.. Walter
Latham to Dresden. The Misses
Pauline Flora and Verlean Sim
mons to Sharon. Mr.. and Mrs, K,
G. Bell, Mrs. Rebecca Ward, Mr.. and
Mrs. Will Ward and Mr.. Verbert
Ward went to Jackson. Mrs. Lizzie
Simmons and little Lurlean, who
are now staying at Sharon spent a
few days in our town with thell
brother, Mr.. Arthur Simmons, and
family II you are rot taking tbs
Nashville Globe, see Prof. NJ, \
Dcbbs and subscribe.
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HIIMROLDT.

Mrs. Irene V. Johnson of Troy, |
Tenn, spent Christmas week WIN
her aunt, Mrs. Deuie Lowery. MI
Watt of Memphis spent part OF the
HOLIDAYS with his cousin, Mr.. WASH
Fly He left for home last Tuesday
Mr. Seals Of Jackson was the guest
Of Miss f. V. Greer on Christmas
day. Mrs. Annie Lowety of Jackson
visited friends here Christmas Week
Miss Blanche f. Martin OF Memphis
snent the holidays with her sister,
Mrs. Mollie Bolton. DR.. G. Fl. A. Bry-
ant was the guest of Miss Martin on
Christmas day. MIR. w. p. Boykln
of State Normal Nashville, visited
relatives last week. Mr.. d. W. IA
cams was in our midst last week. Or.
G. II. A. Bryant spent a day IN MI,
Ian last week with his mother ana
father. Miss Elnora Greer and W.
d. Greer took flying trip TO Milan
last Wednesday. Mr. Corneiius
Greer spent the holidays in CARBON
dale. H., with relatives. Miss Mel
lie Tison and her friend of Jackson
we're the guests of Miss Mamie v.
Mathis Tuesday. The Christmas tree
given by Lanes Chapel Church was
euioyed by the numbe" who attended
Rev. Kirk, pastor of Lanes Chapel
was at his home on Christmas day
On account of illness in the family
Rev. o. S. Howell, pastor OF 81
James Baptist Church, preached a
wonderful sermon on Christmas day
about 1.-THE Birth of Christ" A large
number attended the Christmas tree
nj ST. James. Miss Esther K. Wat
son of Nashville passed through here
last Monday en- route for Brownsville
where she spent the holidays. MIS-
Zephia Bobbtt returned home from
Indiana last week Mr.. Ike Sharp
and Mr.. Bonnie Donald of st. Louis
Mo, visited friends here last Thurs
day. We hope for Mr.. and Mrs HUI
son a long and happy welded me
Miss Neal Morris was in our mlds'
FRIDAY. Mr. and Mrs. Guy MCGEE
we're in Trenton Monday visiting re
latiyes. Miss A. T. Davis, who Is
now teaching at Howe Institute
Memphis, spent Christmas with reia
tjves and friends.
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ports a fine stay in Indianapolis. Mss
Erma Miller of Indianapolis Is visit
ing relatives here. Rev. Venerable
spent Christmas with his members.
Mrs. Annie Wood. who has been sui
fering with nervous breakdown, Is
improving. Miss Nezie Brown is home
to spend the holidays. The public
school had their exercises Monday
night Quite an elaborate program
was rendered before crowded house,
after which the contents Of the Christ
mas ladder and church were deco
rated very prettily. Miss Martha
Haynes, our efficient teacher, had
done great work for our children and
has planned to do greater work. Mrs.
Jordan Dibrell has moved to her home
place. Misses lzetta and Celia Davis
spent the holidays at home. Miss
Martha Haynes spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. Bud HINES, and re-
ports delightful stay.
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UNION CITY.


The Christmas tree and concert at
Browns Chapel was quite success.
At an informal hop at Young's Hall
Wednesday night, Mr.. Charles Smith
was shot in the foot by Mr.. Leonard
Herring, and as a result thereof Mr..
Smith is in bed entertaining his
wound. Miss Maggie Hale and Mr.
Jno. Wade the gifted musicians we're
quietly married in the home Of Rev.
Brown Sunday night. Only a few
intimate friends witnessed the cece-
monies. We wish for them a
smooth sail over life's sea. Mrs. B.
l.. Clark is seriously Ill with pneu-
mOnia. Mr. Frank Long is conva-
lescing. Miss Pearl Crutchfeld has
returned to Paris where she resumes
her school work. Mrs. Ethel B.
Douglas of Woodland Mills, spent a
few days in the home of Mrs. Una
+. Washington on Palmer street
Mr.. William Gibson Of Hot Springs
Ark, was visitor in our city Il
few days ago. Mrs. Jennings OF
Corinth, Miss, is the house guest OF
Mrs. Eliza Wells. Mr.. Moore anC
Mrs. Goodrich of Hickman spent
Christmas with Mrs. Pearl Long
Mrs Weston Of Hickman, Ky, spent
a few days with Mrs. Sam Cunning
ham. Miss Flossie Garrison o
Woodland Mills, was pleasant Wis
| itor in the CITY. While here she wa
delightfully."- entertained in the hom
OF Mrs. Pearl Long.
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I.EWISRTRG.

Mr.. doe Hurt of Louisville, Ky,
is visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Joe Hurt. Mrs Bert l.. Ladd was
here visiting during the holidays.
Or. l.. A. Johnson has returned to
.ewisburg after spending the holi-
DAYS with friends in Nashville. Mr.,
Arnctt Hurt was in Columbus Sun
cay. Mr. Will Hurt of Nashville Wis
ted h0mefOlks here last week. Mr..
2. II. Mcbride and granddaughter,
Miss c. Z. Lawrence, visited Clar
Till last THURSDAY. Mrs. Birdie
Nayse was in Chapel Hin Sunday at
tending the funeral of Rev. Buford,
Who was accidently killed Saturday
Ey a falling tree. Nj. Hurley Woods
was tine guest Of friends here We'd
resday. Miss leOta Marsh was the
charming visitor Of Mrs. Ed Hatch
CT last week She returned to her
lone in Petersburg Wednesday.
Mesdames Make Mayse and Maggie
l.. Hurt visited their sister, Mrs. +.
II. Woods, in Fayetteville last week
Miss Irene Kennedy was the guest
of Mrs. Gan Pharm Monday Misses
Marie Orr and De'sie Atkins have re
! turned {: Shelbyville to resume theil
studies in Turner Normal College
Miss Richardene Davis left fol
/ Nashville this morning to take W
/ her work in A. and |. State Normal
/ Miss Claude Mai Davis left this
morning for Selmar, Tenn, where
she has accented a position in 'h'
school Mr.. Clyde Roberts and Mis-
Marietta Hill were quietly married
at the home Of the brides parents
Sunday evening, De-. 80, 1916. Tn
local talent of Lewisburgvery charm
inglv entertained the public on Sal
urdav night with a musicale whicl
proved to be very entertaining. Miss
es Claudio Mai Davis and Clanden
Lawrence presided at the organ ant
piano assisted by the young men
glee club and Misses Orr and Mildred
Davis, Paul Davis and Thurstol
Orr. Mrs. S. H. Davis. very delight
fully entertained the younger Ell
ment Friday night in honor of he
daughters, Misses Claude Mai an
Richarlene Davis. Dancing was tn
leading feature of the evening, afte
which an ice course was served
About so were present. Mr.. an
Mrs. Henderson Davis entertained a
p dinner Sunday in honor Of thei
daughters, Misses Claude Mai an
Richardene. A six course menu wa
served Seated at the table were Nj
. and Mrs. John Hurt, Miss Clauden
Lawrence, the Misses Davis and d
. L. A. Johnson. Mr.. P. H. McBrid
returned to his work in Murfree
boro Sunday afternoon. Mr.. w.
Davis. leaves for Ardmore, Ala, t
, night.
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cIrMRERI. AND FURNACE.

Sunday being fair day, Rev. L.
w Parrish preached an excellent
sermon Sunday and Sunday night.
We are sorry to say that Mrs Mol
lie Bell departed this life on Dec
the 2Sth, 1916, and she leaves al
husband, FIVE children, one brothe;,
one sister and a host of friends 10
mourn their loss. She was well
known at this place and was o
prominent member of the knlghts
and Daughters of Tabor. Her run
eral was preached at the Mt. Olive
Baptist Church by Rev. Jesse Stah-
field. While it is our loss we nope
il is heavens gain. Miss Clauuie
Collier left Monday morning ior
Clarkgyille, Tenn, after spending
the Christmas here with relatives
and friends. Mr.. Eddie Bell left
Monday for Indianapolis, Ind, AFTER
spending Christmas with his mother
and father, Mr.. and Mrs. VIM Bell.
There was grand entertainment
given at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Armstrong Saturday evening,
December 80. 1916. Those present
wero Misses Ophelia, Maudie and
ElnSra Yatemon, Misses Essa and
! MYRTLE Bowens, and Miss Rubia Gil
bert and Axlie Vanlier Of Promise
Land; Miss Claudio Collier OF ClarKs-
VILE, Tenn; Miss Beatrice Vassar,
Misses Eva and Emma Armstrong
7 A. Stanfeld, Arthur Vassar. Re.
dell Yanlier. Eddie and Mitcheli
Rell, Lee and Chas. Bowens and MI.
Geo. Harris. The evening was spent
nicely and all report a delightful
time. Mrs. Jesse Everett of Indian
anolis. Ind, left Monday night for
Dickson. Tenn. Mr.. c. G. Dodson,
who has been verv ILL., is able to be
out agin. Mrs. Harriet Armstrong
was the guest of her daughter-in'
law Mrs. VIM Armstrong, Sunday IN
tive afternoon The Missionary Bap.
list Church is prepering for an old
folks concert "wednesday night
Thero was a concert given at the M
r. Church last Thursday night
EVERYTHING was carried out nicely. II
was conducted by Mrs, Mary Medena
and Mrs.. Isabelle Smith. Miss N. u
Stapfield snent the afternoon will
Miss Ophela Waterman Sunday
Misses Ophelia, Elnora and Maudlt
yateman entertained quite a mum
her of guests Monday evening. MT
Robert Kirkman, Gewel Gilbert
Misses Allie Vanlier, Rubia Gilbert
Elnora and Maudie Waterman wef'
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GRIEENEIEID.

Our town was a great place for
the return of hOmefolks and the
coming of visitors this Christmas.
Among ten were rs follows: From
st. Louis, Messrs. Ell Terrell, Hardy
Williams, Mrs. Florence Williams
Purdy: From Menglew'o1, MIS-
lean Edwards Wright; From Cairo
Mr.. Water, Mrs. Minnie Clark, Mas
ter Lester and Walter Latham, lit
tlo Miss Velma Mosely; From Mem
mis- Mr.. George Carr; From Chat
tanooga, Mrs. Gertie Flippins Car
roll; From Jackson, Mrs. lvie Moore
Foster and little son, Henry Mrs
Lena Williams Hogshead and little
s. NJ. Ward, Mrs Hettie Dob0s Moss
Miss Lucille Ward; From Dresden
Miss Bessie Miner, MIS-. Hessie VIII
ner Boyd, Mr.. Peter Gardner; From
Medina, Maste: Morris Butler, Mas
ters hester and Boss Shane; From
Nashville Master George Como;
From Trimble, Mes3rs. Will and
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LEXINGTON.

Mrs. Cora b. Olive, Misses Ever
lena Barker. Lillian Watson, Georgia
A. Trice and several other teachers
came home for Christmas holidays
The Christmas trees at Pilgrim Rest
and ST Paul were largely attended
and those who attended report
nice time. Miss Mary b. Barnh'i
spent from Tuesday to Saturday in
Jackson. Miss GolOla Jones. who has
been staying with her aunt. Miss
Matte Jones, for quite Il while, has
returned to her home in Memphis,
Mr.. Charley Brown of Troy, Tenn,
spent from Monday to Thursday at
the home of Miss Georgia A. Trice.
Mr.. Brown is quite a prominent
Young man who is making good
through life. We are glad to have
him with us. Rev, John H. Davis
has been very i'll but is able to be
up again. Miss Alverna Taylor, who
has been attending school at Nash
vile spent the holidays here with her
mother. She is smart little girl
Miss Odessa Hurt spent the Christ
mas at her home in Nashville. She
will return Sunday to begin her
school for New Years. Mr.. Charlie
Brown of Troy left here for his
home Thursday. He reports quite
A pleasant time during his short stay
We have had several deaths here FOL
the last month. There will be DIE
rally at Pilgrim Rest SUNDAY. Teach
crs meeting will be next SATURDAY
| All the teachers are requested TO b,
present. Miss Georgia A. Trice let
! Sunday for Huron, Tenn, where sN'
will resume her school work again
The Lexington High School is pro
crossing nicely. Little Willie l.e
Hartman has been vcry i'll but is ao.'
to be up again.
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MRS. LOWERY IN MEMPHIS.

Mrs. Della Lowery of 1456 Edgehill,
left the city December "a for Men,
phis, where she will visit her son,
DR.. G. S. Lower, Who is a graduate or
of Meharry Medical College of this
city, and is now a prominent and sue
cessful physician Of Memphis. Dr.
Lowery is among the number of the
Meharryites who have made good.
. Mrs. Lowery, while on her trip, Will
visit relatives in Pine Bluff, Ark.
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Dickson.

lllthSDu'
Sunday was great day in this
city, being the last Sunday in the
wear, The members of the various
churches seemed to be interested
Rev. o. Alden preached strong ser
mon at the NJ. f, Church at II Il.
M. and Rev. F. n. Collins, the pastor
of the NJ. f. Church. announced u
the congregation that he would
preach at the First Baptist Church at
7:SO D. M. At the above named houl
the crowd gathered at the Baptist
Church Rev. Collier arrived. he
used for his text Joshua fourth chap
fer. mart of the fourth verse: "For
Won have not passed this way hereto
fore" Subject Looking out INTO
the New Year" Those present en-
loved Splerdid sermon. At the
close of his sermon he spoke to those
who were without Christ to accept
him and start with the New Year TO
live for Him. After the benedlctlon
| fine congegation went back to the NJ
/ + Church to hold Watch Meeting
| and welcome the New Year. ! Rev
! Jim Redden mad charge VI NO
ing and when the New Year arrived
! Rev. Collier received a youn" man
into the church. This makes nihe
since the annual conference at Mem
phis. October 4, 1916. Monday
night at 1900 D, M, the good people
met to celebrate Emancipation, TINS
was largely attended. The program
was in the hands of Mr.. NJ. f. Col
Iier Next Sunday the following pas
tors hope to see every baby in some
church: Rev. w. A. Lewis, pastor u
the A. NJ e. Church; Rev. F. n. cor
Ter, pastor of the NJ. f, Church
Rev, S. NJ. Wright, pastor Of the flrs'
Baptist Church.
They desire TO meet all their mem
bers the first Sunday in the New
Naor
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the guests of Miss Beatri"e Gassar
Sunday. Mr.. Clarence Bel Is able u
he Cut agin after ~ days H.
ness. Miss Eslella Brown is at home
visiting her mother. MIS- NJ. Brown.
Mr. W. Elliott has returned tU
Clarksvile after being called to the
funeral % his sister, Mrs. Mollie
Bell
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GREEN HIIL.

Mr.. Henry Brown was here to spend
the holidays with his family. He re-
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Tenn, and report nice time. Mr..
William PEBBLES is able to be out
again.
Mohave County miner., 1917-09-22
SAYS HOT WATER WASHES P0IS0NS
 FROM THE LIVER
Everyone should drink hot water with phosphate in It,
 before breakfast.

To feel as fine as the proverbial fiddle, we must keep the liver washed clean, almost every morning, to pre- vent its sponge-like pores from clog ging with indigestible material, sour bile and poisonous toxins, says a noted physician.
 If you get headaches, it's your liver. If you catch cold easily, it's your liver. If you wake up with a bad taste, furred tongue, nasty breath or stomach be- comes rancid, it's your liver. Sallov skin, muddy complexion, watery eyes all denote liver uncleaEli1ess. Your liver is the most important, also the must abused and neglected organ Of the body. Few know it's function or how to release the dammed-up bcdy waste, bile and toxins. Most folks resort to violent calomel, which is 9 dangerous, salivating chemical which can only be used occasionally because it accumulates in the tissues, also attacks the bones.
 Every man and woman, sick or well, should drink each morning be- fore breakfast, a glass of hot water with teaspoonful of limestone phos- phate in it, to wash from the liver and bowels the previous days indigestible material, the poisons, sour bile and toxins; thus cleansing, sweetening and fresheping the entire aimentary canal before putting more food into the stomach.
 Limestone phosphate does not re- strict the diet like calomel, because it can not salivate, for it is harmless and you ran eaE anything afterwards It is inexpensive and almost tasteless, and any pharmacist will sell you a quarter pound, which is sufficient for dem onstratlon of how hot water and lime stone phosphate cleans, stimulates and freshens the liver, keeping you feeling 6t day in and day out.
Mohave County miner., 1917-09-22
CHLORIDE NEWS
Special correspondence covering the Chloride District to the
 MOhave Daily Miner by the Chloride Herald, correspondent.

J. J. Robertson and associates have taken a lease and bond on the Bella Union group, consisting of six claims, and have already begun development work on one of the old shafts. A windlass will be used for a short period, when machinery for deep min ing will be installed. The Bella Union parallels the Diana and lies a short distance north of that property. A number of shallow shafts have been sunk on the vein and some very good ore has been taken out in past years. The ore contains gold and silver val ues principally.