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The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-10-28

Mrs. j. ID. Undertake went to
Jackson to hear Schumann-Heink and
meeting there Mrs. A. C. Brown, was
persuaded to go home with her to st.
Louis.
OF course it is impossible for you
to take consumption-it's always
some one else. But if you have bad
cough, take Elk Lung Remedy Flesh
Builder and Iron Tonic, or take
the consequences. We've told you. It's
up to you.-Elk Pharmacy.
Prohi Officer w. R. Wright, Sher-
iff T. A. Sisson and deputies have,
since our last report, captured dis
tilling pot and worm on Cane Greek
and also found about $50 gallons of
beer a quarter of a mile from Scott's
Hill, the still not YET having been
moved to that place-last Sunday.
We don't claim it will kill the germ
but will BUILD you up so FAST you
will throw off the consumption germ
well we KNOW what we are talk
ing about for we have seen it tested.
We mean Elk Lung Remedy Flesh
Builder and Iron Tonic.-Elk Phar-
macy.
J. NJ. Brantley and Elder ]. NJ. Phil
lips, of the old 5th district, spent from
last Friday until Monday morning in
Nashville, the guests of John S. Reed
and family on Manchester Street. FL
der Phillips breaches to the Primitive
Baptist congregation on the East
Side of Nashville.
Remember the Halloween party at
the City School building next Tens
day night, Nov. LIST. Everybody come
and let's make it a great time for
ourselves and the children. There will
be witches, ghosts, cats, good things
to eat, an auction sale and lots of 9th.
err things to interest ana amuse every.
body.
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Henry E. draper, Jr., has been
right sick since Tuesday.
AL. E. Beasley and family are lucky
in having as guest Mr.. Beasleys
father from Nashville-and the elder
Beasley is looking in fine health.
Elder ]. H. Phillips, Primative
Baptist, will preach at Ollie's Grove
school house, Saturday night and
Sunday at IL a. m, Sept. 29 and 30.
Conductor Tom D. Moss, of trains
No. 101 and 102 has been confined to
his home for the past two weeks on
account of malaria.
Mrs. Eva Hancock, after spending
two weeks here with her niece, Mrs
Sula Muse, left last Sunday for her
home in Savannah with her daughter
Mrs. j. S. Dickey.
w. R. Dennison, Of Perryville, and
L. B. Moore, of Darden, were here
last Saturday and made adjustment,
of Chancery lawsuit in which they
were defendants as securities on 8
note.
Mrs, J. H. Englond, came from Lu.
ray last Saturday to visit her daugh.
ter. Mrs. Merit league and family anC
had a chill on her when she reached
Lexington. She was very sick in con
sequence.
We are glad to see our former
neighbors, N S. Threadgill and fam
/ lily, comfortably fixed in their new
place of residence on Huntingdon st.
the home place Of Esq. W. 1
Threadgill.
f Fall is the time 30 paint-we cal
save you GOOD money on your pain
bill and you get the very best-lea'
oil, zinc, very THICK. You add tn
pure linseed oil-then you KNOW it j
in the paint.-Elk.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-10-28

Mrs. Matte Todd, of the Juno vi
cinity, arrived last Saturday to visit
the family of her brother, Mr.. Green
Threadgill, on North Main st.
DIR. C. H. Johnston went to Bath
Springs, Decatur county last Sunday
to visit his mother, Mrs. Francis
Johnston, who is 81 years old. He re-
turned the same day and made a trip
to Decaturville Monday.
HIGH GRADE PLEATING.-Ac-
cordian, box, knife or side pleating
Skirts, any style 1926 postpaid. In
formation on pleating free. Salts
faction guaranteen.-Mrs. Meloan's
Pleating House, Murray, Kentucky.
Will Parker, wife and daughter
Miss Mittie Below, Homer -Joyner
and Judge Bill Lancaster motored
to Decaturville last Sunday via
SCOTS Hill, leaving the Judge in De.
caturville to attend Circuit Court this
week.
Judge N. R. Barham and Attorney
General Raymond Carroll came over
from Jackson, on the 400 p. m. train
Sunday and in company with Hon. e
w. Essary, and Clyde Holcomb and
Lee Mayo went to Decaturville that
afternoon.
Jno. A. Mccall and wife, H. D. Bar.
ry and wife, Miss Ruby Stewart, Miss.
es Lola and Carrie Pickens, Mrs. Anr
Buckley, Misses Kittie Bunch and
Ida Muse, were in Jackson Monday
night to hear Madam Schumann-
Heink.
County Surveyor E. L. Fesmire
when in Lexington Tuesday, on &C.
count of the illness of Mrs. DR.. R. H
Milan, called on us accompanied by
his two pretty granddaughters, chill.
dren of his son Willard and daughter
Mrs. Florence Azbill.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-10-28

The farmer who has failed to pick
all of his cotton and pull all of his
upland corn, must have attended cir
cult court.
]. W-pyer and W. W Rogers have
commenced the work of making out
the tax book and duplicate for Hen
derson county.
J. H. Gibson and wife returned last
Sunday from Oklahoma City, Okla,
leaving their daughter, Mrs. J. NJ.
Lancaster much improved.
Ross Kittrell returned last Satur-
day from trip to his former home
at Farmers Valley, Perry county,
where he and his brother have extern
sive land holdings. Mr.. Kittrell has
already made friends here who miss
him when he makes his long trips.
DR.. A. |. Dennison, of Mckenzie,
was here Monday-on the business of
selling the old Orlando w. Wilson
farm, which fell to the Doctors moth
er. The sale was made to Mrs, John
r. Page. Henry Dennison, who also
lives at MsKenzie, had already heen
in the county several days.
We regret to learn from John R.
Thrasher, of Jackson, who is in Lex
ington as we go to press Thursday
that his aged father, Mr.. P. H.
Thrasher, of Selmer, who had to I'M
dergo operation for hernia, in Boom
vile, Miss, nearly three weeks ago, is
in bad condition.
]. Link Sipes, who owns and lives
on the old G. W. Hays place 5h
miles West of Lexington, says he will
make affidavit that he will make six
bales of cotton on four acres of land.
The land is second bottom or bench
land and was fortified with 16 per
sent. acid phosphate and barnyard
manure.
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Local and Personal


Poison wheat for rats and mice
Elk.
Rev. Mccoy, Of Jackson, was here
last Sunday.
Mrs. Hassie Wallace was on last
weeks sick list.
Thos. w. Stegall and wife spent
last Sunday in Jackson.
Most everybody are now ordering
engraved cards for Christmas.
Join us in the harmless merry
making, Hallow'een.-L. H. s.
How is your back? Elk Kidney
Pills will relieve you.-Only 52c.
Remember the Halloween party at
the City School building November /.
Scaly-bark hickorynuts are report
ed plentiful in bottoms where they
grow.
Let's all go after the rats this week
we have all kinds Of rat poison
Elk.
Tuly Wilkins has had a visitor
since Wednesday, his mother, from
Murray, KY.
Henry Wilson said he had hardly
Jumbo Nancy Hall Sweet in his crop
of 800 bushels.
Rush Oakley went to Spring Hill,
Maury County, last Tuesday to spend
two or three days.
County Judge L. B.. Johnston has
attended the Federal Court in Jack
son a day or two of this week
The rain of Wednesday night closed
2la weeks of the finest weather ever
given farmers for crop harvesting.
Mrs. Tom Lancaster and three chill
dren are visiting Mrs. Lancaster's old
home and father in Aberdeen, Miss.
Seldom if ever have turnips been so
scarce in Lexington-just very few
have appeared on the local market.
There will be preaching at Sassa-
fras Grove Friday night at $50, by
Rev. +. IL. Potts. Everybody invited.
Some sweet potato fields have
made yield of right around 200
bushels per acre-and that's not bad.
c. C. Mccall, of Jackson, spent last
Sunday here with his sisters, Miss
Minnie Mccall and Mrs. ]. A. Bray.
Meet Witches, Spooks and Gyp-
sizes, Halloween.
John T. Moore was in town Monday
and made a call at this office which
was both pleasant and profitable to
US.
There is nothing nicer to remember
your friends with than an engraved
Christmas card. See ours. This Of
flee.
Mrs. Commila Hendrick, of Nash
vile has returned to her home after
short visit to her sister, Mrs. T. d.
Moss.
Come to the Halloween "get-to-
gether" Party Monday evening, Oct.
31st, at 1880 a'clock.-Lexington High
School.
E. E. Muse returned last Friday
from Henderson where he spent few
days with his sister, Mrs. Callie Nc
Collum.
Prof. Henry Essary, of the Agri-
cultural Department of the University
of Tennessee, was with us the first of
the week.
Rev. c. II. Coleman, of Camden. will
preach at the NJ. E. Church, South,
next Sunday morning and night Ev-
erybody invited.
Still selling those nice stylish gold
and she'll frame glasses. About one
FOURTH what you've been paying.
Elk Drug Store.
Katherine, younger daughter Of n.
s. Threadgill, had a serious attack
of tonsilitis last week and was but lit
tie improved Sunday.
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To Gain a Good Reputation.

The way to gain a good reputation
is to endeavor to be what you ap-
pear" This is precisely the manner
IN which Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy has gained its reputation as a
cure for coughs, colds, Group and
whooping cough. Every bottle that
has been put out by the manufactur-
er has been fully up to the high stand
ard OF excellence claimed for il. Peo-
pie have found that it can be depend
ed upon for the relief and cure Of
these ailments and that it is pleasant
and safe to take. All druggists
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-10-28
OFF FOR CHATTANOOGA
REUNION.

Quite party Of old Fifth district
people, composed of Veteran Joe II.
Ryals and his son, Hugh, Tom Brant-
ley, Henry and Jess Rhodes, and per-
haps others of the Rhodes family,
joined here by our townsman, Lee
Cogdell, left last Monday for Chat
tanooga to attend the annual reunion
OF Confederate Veterans. Mr.. Ryals
was the only survivor of the civil war
in that crowd and about the same
proportion will be found in the crowd
Of tens of thousands who attend the
reunion.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-10-28
BASKET BALL.

The local High School basketball
team will meet Camden High School
here Friday night at 1880. This game
will likely be the best yet played for
the Camden team defeated Hunting
don by a large margin and our team
also defeated Huntingdon by a good
margin.
Last Friday, Oct 81, the local team
went to Maury City and met their
first defeat of the season in a fast
game, the score being 20 to IL. The
following day, however, the local
team did better work and defeated
the fast Alamo High School team by
score of 26 to 10.
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TOOK NEARLY MONTH TO GET
JURY.

In what is known as the Ford plant
raid, in Memphis, which public and
daring attempt at robbery and the ac-
tual commission of murder, nearly a
month was required to complete the
Jury to try Red Harriss, Edwin Won
Steinkirch and Orville and Jesse
Jones, the twelfth man or the Jury
being chosen last Saturday. If the
identity of these men can be estab-
llshed all defenses of them should be
dropped and all of them publicly
hanged-if our very humane laws
would permit.
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MRS. W. L. DARDEN ENTERTAINS

Mrs. W. L. Darden proved charm
ing hostess when she entertained the
Bridge Club at her home on Hunting
don Ave., Wednesday afternoon, the
10Th.
The Halloween idea was definite in
decorations, score cards, etc. The
came resulted in attractive prizes
being won by Miss Geneva Stewart
and Mrs. Sam Parker.
After the game delicious plate
luncheon was served and on each
plate were favors suggestive of Hal
lowe'en.
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SOME SWEET POTATO CROPS

Some of the best crops of sweet po-
tatoes in this section, all of the Nan
cy' Hall variety, have been dug and
cellared af follows: ]. F. Winslow
375; II. A. Powers, lac; John F. Hall,
400 or more; Joe H. Holmes and his
colored tenant, John Brooks, 43S; G.
A. Hendrix, 600; A. NJ. Jones, near
Life, 500; j. L. Jones, 100. There
are other good crops made by mem
bers of the Lexington Sweet Potato
Association.
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SATURDAY AFTERNOON CLUB.

The Saturday Afternoon Club, held
its regular meeting last Saturday
2:30 to $500 p. m, in the domicile OF
Miss Georgia Mccall.
The favored amusement was the
present popular progressive Five
Hundred and when the score of fouI
tables was finally cast, Miss Alice
Undertake won the Club prize and
Mrs. Sam t. Parker was awarded the
consolation.
A salad course daintily served wa:
enjoyed.
Miss Elizabeth Beasley viii enter
tain the club next week.
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DRAINAGE DISTRICTS DELIN-
QUENTS

Parties located as delinquents in
the Drainage Districts of Upper
Beech, Big Sandy, Big Beaver and
Piney, in which suits for collection
have been filed in the Chancery
Court, will do well to call and see me
about the amount of their unpaid
drainage tax, unless they are willing
for judgment to be taken against
them and their lands sold.
w. V. BARRY c. & NJ.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

| have bought the Lexington Meat
Market and will deliver choice meats
anywhere in Lexington at the follow
ing prices:
Beef Steak, 20 cents per pound.
Por kSteak, 20 cents per pound.
Beef Roast, 10 to Is cents per lib.
Pork Roast, Is cents per pound.
Sausage, 20 cents per pound.
Everything cash after November l.
LEE HAMILTON.
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STATUS ON IMPENDING STRIKE.

There is little change in the i'm
pending strike situation. In their
conference, the Unions tell the Board
that unless a satisfactory settlement
is reached the strike will occur on the
Goth.
The Union chiefs declare they can
not cancel the strike order voted b.
the workers.
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-10-28
ANNOUNCEMENT
TRUSTEE.

TRUSTEE.
We are authorized to announce W.
W. Rogers as the Republican nominee
for Trustee of Henderson county, in
the general election to be held on the
First Thursday in August, 1922,
The Lexington progress. (Lexington, Tenn.) 1884-current, 1921-10-28

ATTORNEY GENERAL.
We are authorized to announce T..
j. Murray, Jr., Of Jackson, a candi-
date for the office of Attorney-Gen-
eral of the Twelfth Judicial Circuit
of Tennessee, subject to the action of
the Democratic party.
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Ell TEMPO EN- LA ISLA DURANTE
LA ULTIMA SEMANA

SUMRIo GENERAL: fIGas lluvia de
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por dentro


En- mis- antereiores not&s hable
sobre el adelanto que ha tenido Bar
celoneta en- estos 1ltimos amos, todo
fruto de la actual tflministracs5n
que ell electorate llev6 los puestos
puhlicos. Pero, hoy voy tratar un
asunto importantisimo, que dgbe ser
resuelto en- seguida porque clio aca-
rrea graves males a h instruction y
aila, edueacion moral de Ia nifiez en-
general seq. M
Pude obserrar con pena en- las c1-
lies de. mie pueblo los muchos ninos
que pululan spor elias, aprendiendo to
da clase de gvicios, oyendo converse
clones obscenas,- y danando asi su ca
racter, degenerando sus buenos sem
timientos " convirtiendose a veces
en- una amenaza para la tranquil
dad publica. Los vi en- el billar, en-
la casa de iuego, en- parties de mora
lidad dudosa, y ell problema conti-
nua en- pie, sin ser resuelto.
Pude observar algunas de sus ira
vesuras. Pas1ndo por una. acera vi
un nino de ocho amos que insultaba
un anciano con la mayor desfacha-
tez. Otro que tiro una gran piedra
a un pobre vendedor de dulces, asi
pude anotar ocho diez casos de esta
fndole que pueden trser graves con
secuencias a ellos nismos y a sus ia
niiliares. ' -
mo podrfa la Asamblea munich
pal evtiar este?
Segdn me inform6 el veterano de
las culhss patrias, y miembro de la
Asamblea, don Ramon Marchan, ha-
bia presentado un proyecto pklohi-
biendo Ia entrada en- cafetines y otros
sitios p6blicos nifios de menor
edsd, poniendo coto a TODD ESQ.
iPor que esa ley no Sc aprueha y sc
pone en- vigor? iPor que en- Barcelo-
meta no Sc ha establecido va una BIZ
blioteca? Serfa muy facil alli, donde
hay tsntos filantropos Y amigos de la
Educacion. iPor que no Sc imita ell
eiemplo de otros pueblos? L1chese
por establecer un salon de lectura, y
entonccs la iuventud no tendra que
If en- busca del taco de billar, nj del
dado, porque tiene un sitio donde pue
da encontrar un libro smeno que lie
instruya Y delete.
mo hay quien tome la iniciativa?
Con elementos tan progresistas y
entusi lstas emo ell licenciado Primi-
two Marchan, Juan PUG, Ramon
Rosado, Robert, Francisco Suria, 10
Sc Alfonso del Olmo, Hermenegildo
Colon, DR.. Santiago y otros msls que
seentinos no recordar, Barceloneta
tendria en- POGO tempo una Bibliote-
ca publica,
La question es empezar. Yo, como
barcelonetense, trabajare con todo
mi csfherzo en- favor dc la idea. Es
necesario que nos ~ocupenaos sun POGO
mas on los problem1s que ataren
el future de Ii Juventud. Iuchemos
por estirpar los vicios v Ia corrup-
cion. Formemos una generacion de
! hombres sanos, de cuerpo y alma Es-
tie es 10 digno, 10 pari6tico. Y no~po-
dia Barcelonetl resolver este proble-
ma? Asf 10 esperlmos.
Antonio G. MARTINEZ.
Gales, P R.
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BALEARES

ARECIBO, Plaza principal Hotel,
Cafe, Colmado y Restaurant. FL Me-
jor de Arecibo. Sitio para autom6-
viles anexo al Hotel.
PEDRO ORPI.
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ANTILLAN0

Situado en- San Francisco %. Ha-
bitaciones frescas ventiladas. c.
midas excelentes. Precios m6dicos. ST
quiere convencerse, haga I'd. una vi
sita. 5-13.
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a los que sufren de estrenimiento, alta
ques biliosos. acidez estomacal Y dolo-
es reumaticos, que con solo practicar