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.ARTIILAS CIENTIFICAS.
DiNERSOS

Atlas de GeogEafia Universal, con go ma
pas en- coloEes. EacGadsrnado en- ic.a..$A.e0
Aritaae;ica Commercial. PoT CrcuL@--Nue-
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ras. por Ca--cnO aus
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S.SGo para lSo dc las escUe.aS P-l-na-!%S
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81 esc-itIr4 80
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HISTORlA-

Eys.cGios MiIi:arcs MsxrcAno5-"HerFa ae
Independence c Invasion No'ie-9meF'e@; so
N DcS tCuCE -....-------
49,, 4. CrecIa. 5csGe los tIyn1oS ne
rc!sos hasz IA desmea0rseion Del 'mPe- :.
no de Alexandra ~.
Historic Fa-riA. 7oT don JGS'o Sls7T2, ~
gist5ria de Mexico. pov don LUIS FcIe-
ys-Sia-ComIrcnde dcsde los grITero'
tieE,pos has;a IA caida del Sesuado iHape--- m
no. In tono tcla
mic arur,es &c "a cGNc4. poE Tom
10 O5rcg6a. In ;Omo tea ,SL-lV
la Interveaeiou ' e Impcrio. ror Ss-ato
Arva-ez-CuatrO GrardeS toE'oS' ene1a, A
deraa5os en- teia
L. Obrey N. Notas alsto=isaS. ieycn-
IA, = ,7seg-7h-ea. In ;o5o tc2 Stu
S.r-.eroaes Histo-icas NsNIeanas-Iy@d
Clones y Leyeudas-OorH aeSti72a1
~cyltiya- q pat-lo IN 9! cora
.Sn &c los hljcs &c Mexico. AESs'2ea COZ
-rapados
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c;adamente, sicmpre o los siete.,.
Sc me obietara, sin duda. que 81
progreso 'ss evidento; e! suIaaf go
universal es IN hecno Y pronto TO-
do ell mundo podra ser elector. Mar
70 no veo la uti!idad de todos esos
Representatives, populares en el ,d ps,
der, entreteniendose oe u docretaY
tantas leyres absurdas V atroces Q
mo- sufrimos. iQue nos importa que
Sea qre repTesentara Ia fuer3a y es
5 5pI garrote que ha de a~palearless,
c cuando seria mucho mas progres'-
70 v menos dispendioso que 10 ron,
piesen en- pedazos para ecllafi'
monitor de las cosas inutlles.'
Teofilo GAUTlEk
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IRAMA IlIA.
Cenper6io de G-s-nat.ea Caste'@na' SeSan
Ia A-sdcr1:a. 7c- To-o y G7E7eL--. QUO
C.-1e-aio d. G-ama-ca por Don An
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H~ISTORICAS.

ion franscss- Cos EraS2dcs SOU
e Ce-ro &c As Campapas--\oHeLA siSto-
-ca dc S=%ndis,m9 isssFe sSS5
u Nlaics,ad Caida--E2iscdios hlstoriecS
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LES Observation-Disclosures &C "a iaSHTTec-
80, contra ESpal2 -"
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h epoca de "A Reio-ma ....'-.-S--
Sz-cr5.-r V CaudtEo.-Epsscd!oS &c nusstSS
T1-ochic. Noycia Historical POT iter'-
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- 81 z
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LIEROS DE LECTURA.
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jaEieSa
GRAMMATICAL.
ra-,.rs;o de G-s-1atsca Cssts''1na, SeSaH
IA Academia. Po- To7o y G7EneL- '"S
Com9eH6lg "S Zoe
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SsNIAltt-N y
IIBROS DE LECTURA.

LanSUe EsraSnole. por Io7o Y G0o1ez :,
tTexSo frances St''0
Do You Want to SpesN Spanish p5as-
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,SpfsSs lid sabc- inslSs en- dieE GiaS?... 81
,Ouia-e Uc. sabe- frances en- diez di2S-. ).
S0Uie-e CS. Nabsr -italiano en- d,eE tiAsE-. y
~ P-ims-o dc Ir5cs y Espaao4.....- 81
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
HAYDENBURG r. 1.

Farmers are very busy plan
ting corn.
Haley Newberry, age Ia years,
died Sunday morning of pneu-
monia. and was buried Monday.
He was a bright boy. and will be
greatly missed by those left be-
hind. He only lived a few days
after taking his bed.
Mrs. l.. C. Williams is confined
with lagrippe at this writing
A large crowd attended the
decoration of old glory at Kemp
Ground Sunday. A gold star
was affixed to the flag with the
names of the boys from the 3rd
district who gave their lives in
the war with Germany.
W n Cassetty and family spent
Saturday night with L G. Villa
ms on East Fork.
Mrs. Tad Birdwell and son. of
Texas. who have been visiting
Mrs, NJ. G Cassetty for several
days, have returned home.
Ben Murray who was dischar-
from the army last Friday ar
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24

a visit to relatives in Cookeville
M. C. Lovelady and wife spent
Sunday with their daughter.
hrs. L M Terry.
Hyram Upchurch and wife
of Whitleyville, spent Saturday
night with Levi Heady and wife.
A large crowd attended the
Easter egg hunt. Master Wal
ter Heady found the goose-egg
and got prize.
Bev Vanhooser and daughter
olympic took dinner with Jap
Stone and wife Easter.
Hyram Upchurch and wife
and Robert Allen and wife took
dinner with Robert Upchurch
and wife Easter.
Mrs Mai Scott is visiting her
sister, nrs Bea Scott.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24

Will E. Young, age 81 years,
a well known farmer of this dis
trict, died at his home 5 miles
south of Gainesboro, Sunday
morning, April 10th, at II O'Clock.
of pneumonia fever. He was
confined to his bed s days before
the end came. Interment in the
Young cemetery near his home.
Funeral service was held Monday
at the grave, conducted by Rev.
John w. Fox. Besides a wife,
he is survived by 4 sons, 5daugh.
tiers, two brothers and four sis
ters as follows: Millard, Chester
and Willie, Gainesboro RI,
Henry of Cal, Matilda, Addie B.
and Mrs Lizzie Dudney of Gaines
boro RI, Mrs. Blanch Mansel of
Cal, Mrs. Lena Jackson Of Okla,
jim l.. of RI and Zeb. of Cas-
Italian Springs, Mrs. J. f. Gail
breath, Carthage, Mrs. jackson,
Harisville, Mrs. America Ander-
son, Cookeviile, and Mrs. Josie
Meadows of this county. He
professed faith in Christ and
was baptized a few days before
he died. His devotion to wife
and family will long linger a
fragrant memory in the home.
His death has brought the cup OF
sorrow to the lips of a large
number of relatives and friends,
whose deepest sympathy is with
the bereaved ones.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24

Granville. transacted business
here Monday.
FL Night attorney Of LIVING
ston. attended chancery court
mere this week.
Orvilie Brooks, and Lon But
Ter Of Salt Lick. made US a
pleasant visit Monday.
c. n. Anderson. of Gallatin,
was here this week. He left
Saturday for Martinsburg, KY,
Fred l.. Halle, of the firm of
Halle Bros. of Flynn's Lick,
transacted business here Tues
day.
Joe Smith, of RI, who las
been in Coalinga oil fields for
the past s month. returned home
Friday.
J. {. McDearman of Cooke
vile, was the guest of his brother
H. L. McDearman, Thursday
and Friday,
Mr.. and Mrs, J. E. Gailbreath,
of Carthage, have returned home
after a few days stay with re.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24

rived home Sunday. Ben says he
is tired of soldier life and appre-
ciates the change very much.
W H West has purchased a
new Ford car.
w z Webb and wife. Mrs.
Ruby Xix, w. II. and Asberry
West made a trip to Gainesboro
last Friday.
NJ L Sloan has sold his stock
of goods to Birdwell and Hack
EFT. Mr. Sloan is thinking of
leaving Tennessee and locating
in the west.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
latiVeS here.

latives here.
Mrs. H. Raggio Young. and
little son, after an extended
visit with relatives here, have
returned to Cookeville.
Mrs. Mary Gore has returned
to Cookeville, after a pleasant
visit with friends in Gainesboro
and on Roaring river.
H G Young was called home
this week on account of the i'll
ness of his wife who is recover
from an attack of pneumonia.
Worth Bryant, Mr.. CIouse and
O. K. Holiday, prominent attor-
neys of Cookeville. attended
chancery court here this week.
Tom J. Young, of Gallatin,
RIB, came up Saturday on account
Of the illness of his uncle, Will
Young, who died Sunday Morn
ing.
S. 0. Tinsley and Edgar Will
liams of Tinsley's Bottom were
here this week. Mr.. Tinsley
recently returned from over sea.
He was a member of the 1l5th
field artillery.
Sheriff, J. M. Spurlock returned
from Hartman Monday, where
he went to get Mckinley Rush,
an escaped convict. Rush had
been gone about a week when he
was arrested at Hartman.
Sam U. Crawford, of Cooke.
vile. agent for the Overland
car, was in this county seveal
days this week with one of the
latest model Overland cars, and
its beauty. Read his ad.
Chancery Court convened here
Monday, with Hon. w. R. Officer
presiding. The docket is un.
usually heavy and it will take a
part of next week to wind it up.
There were several divorce cases
disposed of this session.
Ann Allen arrived home from
over seas Friday. He looks tC
be in excellent health, and tips
the scales at 2lI. He was ir
the 18TH artillery, and manipu.
lated a machine gun during
some hard battles in Belgium and
France. Ann says it's a mystery
to him how he came out without
a scratch. having some pretty
close calls for his life.
0. c. Norton, of Flynn's Lick,
was here Tuesday. Mr.. Morton
recently returned from over
seas. He was in Head quarters
Co ll7th infantry, and was en-,
gagged In several hard battles
being severely gased on one
occasion. He is in much better
health than he was prior to his
trip to France, and glad he hac
the opportunity of serving hi
country.
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24

saw. V. Brooks, of Defeated
RI, transacted business here
Monday.
Bose Law, of Haydenburg,
paid his annual visit to the Office
saturday.
Joel Anderson, an attorney of
knoxville, attended chancery
court here.
Constable, c W Ramsey OF
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
Saturday night with Leila Stone.

Saturday night with Leila Stone.
A large crowd attended church
at this place Sunday.
jeff Roberts and family took
dinner with Henry Roberts and
family Sunday.
Mrs Byrd Lock and two little
sons, Lula Crowder and Fred
benson were the dinner guests
of John Maynord Sunday.
Winton Xix and wife, Tandy
Crowder and wife, Dewey. Lucy
and Ruby jenkins. Bonnie Shout
ders. took dinner with j w Jenk-
ins and family Easter.
Ollie, Ethel, Clara and Luther
Carver spent Sundayswith Glad
dys Cherry.
Okla Roberts has returned from
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
STONE.

Dewey. Lucy. and Ruby
Jenkins and Edna Cherry spent
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24

THURSDAY, April a. 1919
Jackson County sentinel. (Gainesboro, Tenn.) 1914-current, 1919-04-24
OVERLAND CRAWFORD CO.
6l0 Walnut St.. CeokevilIe, Team.
SAM U. CRAWFORD, Mgr. nsae Prone.

Overland Five Passenger Touring sSss Toledo
Come to our store
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06

You should see the lee
land. II has two separate
food chambers, a very
popular feature. The solid
oak case, perfect insula-
lion, low ice consumption
and the sanitary white en-
amel lining are among it's
superior qualities.
),
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06
ASKS COOPERATION
VIRGINIA STOCK SALES

{ Ntst'vasgr< nf~@ Ma@ ss<<s * 4 ~ ats,sS
Fooshe- is. sending out to all live
stock breeders OF Virginia letter
urging cooperation in the efforts OF
his department TO put Virginia stock
raising at the top of the List. He
writes:
The division of markets will be
pleased IN receive notice OF any public
sales in Virginia of pure breGs by in
divIdusls or associations. Due notice
OF such sales will be printed In the
monthly bulletin of the state depart
ment Of agriculture and represen-
tative of the division will attend as
many of them as possible
These public sales are doing much
to stimulate the selling and buying OF
pure breds at home. And the reason
therefor is that the buyef weighs
carefully the pedigree and the record
Of the animal instead of being in
fluenced by other considerations
mother big factor in pushing
pure hreds and staying scrubs is a
larger use of printers ink. Many
breeders have found out Sor them
selves that il pays 70 advertise.
But there is special need for more
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06
MT. LAUREL.

Mount Laurel. Va, Anrff g. Every
bod. thought the PLAY AZ our school
Friday Nght success. The building
WAS hlieH with people. There was a
cake sold which brought So which
will be paid on the pictures of the sol
der boys which we have had enlarged
for the church The sum of $3.50
was raised 10 pay on the piano.
Mr. and Mrs william, white. Of
Charlotte county visited the lstter's
sister. Mrs, Comic seq. during the
week end
George conner OF DAnsille spent
til" week -esd with his parents here
Miss Eddie Salmon scent FRIDAY
night with Miss virginia Cook.
Mrs F., G.. CANDIDA. who has been
sick for some time In row in the hos
pital at South Boston
F'lave salmon who has been AT
work at Petersburg, q visiting rela
tives here.
C. u Cage visited his uncle, T. W
Cage, last week
i. "A. Grenshaw sspent the week end
with Fulton Overstreet near Lenning
Mrs. Connie Seay il visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Willie white. AZ Coles Ferrv
Miss Carrie Estes returned 10 her
home AT south Boston sunday after
spending week with her sister. Mrs.
Alfred Fassar
Luther Covinaton lie a, home again.
after being in France
Miss Mary Hastings spent the week
end at her home near Enthel
Mr. and Mira. Hurt Domar. OF New
port News are visiting relatives here
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06

in the sam. document the law under
witch the Credit Foncier was form
ed contains provisions which have
been more or less closely followed as
models in other European countries.
The division Of public works and
construction development since EN-
barking upon It's campaign for re
new*d actisits in the bniiding Industry
from the start has realized the i'm
portsnt influence thai new facilities
for discountirg mnrtsage loans and
for the sale OF collateral trust and
dehentur~ bonds would prove 10 be.
Now that certain financial interests
re united in the selection Of models
that have been ssscee ssfsiiis followed
t-lsa4'9ssrs Ia ssss e-sa ,ff
III ortxaEa banks there is reason 10
hone the he same institutions soon
will be ready to unite upon an accep-
bic pian for 2 new medium In the
United gates, 10 extend the proper
. nd adequate facilities sorely 10 Hn-
snee the increasing activity NJ The
building industry,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-04-06
CAROLINE

Rowling Green. Va AprN Z Rev,
r. A. cave. of Washjn~tnn espert sew
ersl DAYS This week visiting old friends
here
Mrs {; n Dorsey lcN Saturday for
New Work to visit her sister
Mrs W n Rollins auI Lieutenant
Charits Rollins Of stafford. were re-
cent guests Of her daughter. Mrs. T..
s. Coahiil
Lieutenant Frank ~sSm3ot has re-
ceiyed his h"nora bic rs. large from
the army ard has retuford 10 his
hone here He We wtth 'ne Twenty
uinth division Of New YORK. aad saw
active service n Franc for several
months
Miss Louise Gta sseli VINO ~ teach =
Ing in Wakefield, came ur on Friday
with a party OF friends and spent The
week end a. her home h are
Rev < u overtop continues 10 i'm
prove. He walked w and down town
"a recent mild day
MAe Harry Moore. Mass Mary Moore
and Miss Rena Wright. nf Norfolk
were guests this wec3 ri Mir and Mrs.
Eugene Eroaddus
Miss Virginia NpWhiii. pfter spend
A4g 3 fs@sasla$s s3tft i4er s}~s@s Mrs T.
\. Broaddus has gone 10 her home in
Essex
John W Chandler has bought If
Pen Blythe his house md lot on
Maury avenue. Terms Erlvate
Mrs Hughes Dillard left on Satur