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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1914-05-21
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sion business; GOOD location. Adj
dress y 800 care Times - spatch
FOR SALE ONE-HORSE TRUCK,
good condition Apply IA South
Ihirinenth Strcnl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09
Club Meeting.

Misses Leila aud Lydia Rogers
were hoste>sts II the Embroidery
Club New Years day Mt the heauti
ful Rogers home on Main street
Mrs. Lester Rogers assisted in re-
Seivlng and entertaining the mem
bers. "..
Progressive rook WAS PLAYED
Misses Suzanne McCaul and Edit
Badge making the highest score
A, the conclusion Of the game d
delicious salad and sandwich
course was served.
Miss Reulnh McMurry OF Waverl>
was III" only visitor present r.,
club members were Misses Gleur
l.eeeh, Nancy Turman, katherine
Grigshy Suzanne McCapI Edit
Badge, Mrs. ". 4, Meadow ahc
Mrs. Lester Rogers, Mrs. W A
Meadow will be hostess Of the clut
Thursday. Jan. :, 1914,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09
Examination for Fourth
Class PoStmastcrs.

An examination has been order
ed held in Charlotte on February
l3 for applicants for fourth class
postmasters ....
Postmas,ers will be appointed
from the list OF those examined,
and the offices in Dickson County
which will be filled from the list
are; Burns, Charlotte, Cumberland
Furnace, pardue, Ruskin, Slsyden,
Tennessee City, Nanleer and White
Bluff.
Examinations Of similar kind
Will be held nj other points ia the
state. on other dates. and Al ap-
phcaut may take the examination
at any place he may select, regard
less at where the office to which he
is asking to he appointed may be
located, ...
The persons appointed after THE
examination will he under civil
service rules and will hold office
permanently regardless Ut a change
in administration, unless removed
tN cause.
4, the reques, Of the commission
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09

we copy the following rule for ap-
plicants.
Applicants may be examined al
any OF the examination points and
on the dates mentioned in section 3
Of this circular without regard 10
the location oil the postofiice at
which appointment is desired. An
applicant for examination for APP
pointment at any postothce must
reside within the territory suppl 1
by such postoiilce. No change in
the dates OF examination Al any ot
the examination points can be
made. Applicants will be allowed
to be examined on only one OF the
dates mentioned. The application
form may be secured from the post.
master at any OF the offices for
which the examinations are held,
the United States Civil Service
Commission, Washington, d. C..
or the postmaster at any place at
which the examination is TO he
held, and should be properly exe-
cuted, indicating therein the ex.
animation point at which the ap-
pllcant desires TO be examined,
and should be Immediately forward.
ed to the United States Civil Ser
vice Commission, Washington, ID.
G. Persons who. for any reason,
are unable to forward their appll.
cations to the Commission in time
to receive written authority to enter
the examination will be examined,
subject to the subsequent approval
of their applications, il they appear
for examination at place and on
a date scheduled in section 3 Of
this circular For location OF the
examination room. apply at the
postoilice at the place where the
examination is held. Exami-
nations begin at 9;30 a. m. BY
direction OF the Commission"
joan A. MclLHENEy,
President
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09
OPERATION or
FARMERS DESIRED.

Farmers along the Lines oil the
Nashville, Chattanooga Il st. Louis
Railway will recall receiving from
time TO time during the year just
past communications aud literature
from the Industrial and Agricultural
Division oil that Company's Traf-
nc Department relating to improved
agriculture.
The Department is this week
mailing to its agricultural patrons
card te be filled out and returned
to,the Industrial Office OF the road
at Nashville containing informa.
ton as to local communities for use
in the work to be enlarged and con-
Quoted.
That the Departments work
during the year in encouraging
deep fall blowing and the cult
yation OF winter cover crops has
been reasonably successful! 10 plain
ly evident to the observing traveller
over the Company road. 1t may
be observed that more corn aud
cotton lands along the Line were
sown during the fall to small grains
and clovers than heretofore BY
large per cent. That more lands
have been turned deep for spring
planting is also noticeable.
II is hoped to ascertain through
the card being mailed to each
farmer az early as possible the ap-
proximate results OF the work in
this direction. Every farmer re.
ceiving the card is asked and urged
to promptly supply the information
requested, and it is believed that
all will readily accord this reason.
able cooperation.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09
sunbright Canning Factory
Elect New Officers.

The stockholders OF The Sun
bright Canning Co.. met Tuesday
night and elected Dan Joslin. Pitt
Henslee, A. L. Miller. q. w. Dod-
son. q, W. Wynns. p. Il. Be asley.
Lester Miller. J. A. I.ashlee. G. l..
penteoost. Gland Hooper. j. 7.
Lowell and Mrs. Street as directors.
p. r.. Beasley was elected presi.
dent, and @. w. Dodson and J. r.
Lowell vice-president. q. +. Pente.
cost was chosen secretary and treas.
urer. and @. W. Wynns and q. W.
Dodson were elected as associ ate
managers.
The directors seem very hopeft1l
OF 1914 being prosperous year
for the Gaming business and will
at oece begin TO make con tracts
with farmers 10 have 500 acres oil
tomatoes planted. People wishins
to secure acreage contracts fol
tomatoes are requested to see th'
officers OF TIE Sunbright Calininl
TO, n au esrlr dsse % upeGif1e.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09
Six O'clock Dinner

On last Wednesday evening al bis
fathers home on Mcc,esry Hsigh,@.
Mr.. John l.. Ankeny, Jr., entertain.
ed a lew Of his friends At six o'clock
dinner, In honor of Messrs Ewing
English and Delmer Tidwell, of Dal.
las, Texas.
Covers were laid for six and eol-
ns Of white and yellow we're used
throughput the six.course menu,
after which they repaired to the
library, where each guest enjoyed
cigar while Egbert Grain rendered
very interesting musical program.
Those seated at the table with the
host we're: Messrs. English, Tid-
well. Taylor, Donaldson and Grain.
Mr.. Ankeny was assisted IN receiv.
ing by his s,sters, Misses Julia and
Genevieve Ankcny.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09
Johnnie Greer Seriously ,
Injuries Dennis Ethridge.

Dennis Ethridge was seriously
hurt last Sunday night at Tennes-
see City by being hit in the ehead
with a rock thrown by Johnnie
Greer, son of Mr., and Mrs. W, {,
Greer. who until recently resided
here, put are new residents Of that
place. From what We could learn
the difficulty arose over cigarette
paper, and alter exchanging a few
heated words, young Greer picked
up rock and hit Ethridge just
above the ear,
DIR, W. j. Sugg ofths place, and
Di. O. \. Moody, Of Tennessee
City, Monday evening. removed a
large piece OF the skull and report
Ethridge in a serious condition.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09
clTf coUnCA IN
EeulllR SESSION.

The City Council met In regular
monthly meeting Monday night,
Mayor Turner presiding, wi:h Alder.
men Griashy. Hughes, Freeman.
Gossett. Joss;a ami i;issrrys present,
Treasurer Johnson. Marshal She.
ley. aud Recorder Thompson made
their monthly reports, which were
accepted.
The power plant Ia now making
a profit on the business since the
water from Payne Spring has
been running into the reservoir.
The electric light plant and watsr
work system made a profit of some
over $4,000 during December.
0ufy Harris and ii. L. GHgshs,
who we're appointed Al q committee
to investigate all unpaid claims on
the new sehoolhouse. reported that
Messrs, John NJ. Smith, .. II.
Hunt. and, John r. Baker. the
building committee. stated that
there were about $4,000 Of unpaid
debts On the schoolhouse,
Prof. Whiilock and Pit Henslee
were present and requested the
council 10 appropriate sufficient
funds to install the four drinking
fountains IN the public school
building. On motion oi II. l..
t;rigsby, eeconded by 0ury Harris.
mayor and recorder were instructed
to borrow $1,000. 90, $4,000 oi this
amount to be used in paying the
back Indebtedness on the school.
house; $4,000 to be used for In.
stalling the drinking fountains and
$4,000 10 be used for street pur.
poses.
The electric light committee was
instructed TO investigate the cost
Of placing lights In the business
portion OF our town on a sepefate
circuit, 80 that our business men
and picture show could secure lights
during the dav without having the
street and resident lights burn. m
they have beea heretofore.
Mayor Turner reported that he
would furnish ireeai charge, Stag
on cars, here TO anyone who would
pay for hauling same on the streets
and allies OF the town.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09
Our Rugsies are 1914 style.
Dickson Hardware CO.

GIRL WANTED-To do general
bousework; just one in family, Ap.
bly, 10 Mrs. Fannie Miller, Dickson,
! fave , thorough bred English
Blood hounds pups. viii sell a,
$l5.0 90 each, Write or phone j.
II, Page, Dickson, Tenn,
The Sou,hside Hardware Co,
with J, +, Hudson and +. C. Done
gan as managers, has opened un for
business in the building recently
vacated hy the Model Dry tro VT:
Co, south NJ the railroad The !
will carry a full line OF hardw arr
and groceries.
James Wiley, whc tor two. year,
has been .nanager Of the Sunhrigh
Canning tacta-y has sold bis inter
est IN the business and his resi
itncs TO Mr. q l., penterost and
Mr.. Wiley aud family will leave il
few days for Orange. Texas. wher,
Mr.. Wiley assumes management q
new canning factory n tia
pnacv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09
CHILD BITTEN BY
MAD DOG At BURNS.

Burns Tenn. Jan, IA dog.
seemingly affected with rabies. was
killed here yesterday after /, had
bitten ahe little son oi Do,ton Gen
try and also several dogs. The
head Of the dog was carried by DR..
j. j. Sledge to DR.. William Litter.
er. bacteriulogist at Nashville.
where the brain OF the dog was
analsxeG and pronounced By him
affected with hydrophohia. All
the dogs bitten, seven in all. were
killed this afternoon. MIR, Gently
will take his son to town tomorrow
for treatment. II is thought there
will be no more trouble here from
dogs with. rabies, as every pre-
caution has been taken, Monday
Nashville Tennessean Il American.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09

noon at 1 o'ciock In the Office III
Drs. Lk'rell. Harper and Sueg.
Several interesting tails wers
made and topscs pertainingto the
profession were discussed.
The following officers Tor the year
were elected. hi. WI. ]. Sugg.
President: Dr. IA. Il. Cassleman, oi
Charlotte. vice-president; DR.. w.
3. Scott. Secretary. Dr. +. M,
Harper was elected representative
70 the Tennessee Medical Assccia-
tion. which meets In Memphis in
April.
The mex, regular meeting Of the
Association win be held here the
first Tuesday in February.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09
MERCHANTS AScOCIA.
TON ELECT OFFICERS.

The Dickson Merchants Asso
citation met in regular session Mon
day night at the Dickson Hardwar,
Goa. store with the following
officers and members present: d
+. Beasley, president; |. B. Wilson
vice.president II, u. Sensing
! secretary and treasurer; W. L Jones
T. M. Taylor, J. NJ, Wynns, Chas
Ray, John Wilson, j, Il. Tidwell
Ray Hogin, W. c. Holt. Harry
Wynns, J. II. Matthews, Y. H
Springer, ]. 2. Beakley. Holland
Arnold, w. f. Hutton and W. II.
Walker.
President Beasley addressed the
Association and reviewed the good
results brought about by the Asso-
citation the past year to merchants
in financial as well as social
way, and urged each member to
put forth an extra effort for the
year 1914.
F, Secretary Sensing then made
few we'll chosen remarks on the
personal benefit he had derived
from being a member Of this Asso.
citation and what others could have
received had they been regular in
attendance OF the Association, and
closed by making a statement OF
his stewardship and requesting that
they elect suitable and competent
successor to fill hs place, as he
thought he had served his time and
that the burden OF secretary should
rest on someone else for while
Several other members made
talks on the good that the Asso-
citation had done them, after which
u feast OF fruits was engaged in. FOL.
lowed by a smoker,
The election OF officers was then
taken up. d. II. Beasley was nom
mated for president another year
and was unanimously elected over
his protest, W. c. Holt was elect.
ed vice president. The work Of
secretary and treasurer was divided,
and X q Sensing was elected
secretary and W. II. Walker. assist.
ant secretary, and Harry Wynns
was elected by acclamation as
treasurer. ....."
After several talks Were made
commenting the city council Tor
the work they are doing for the
upbuildlng Of the town and out
lining the work that should be done
by the Association during the year
l9li the Association closed one OF
the most social. friendly and en-
thuslas,lc meeting IN the history nt
the Business Men : ASSOCIATION.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09

Mrs, J. T, Grain delightfully."- en-
tertained z, her home ON McCreary
Heights Saturday afternoon from 3
to 6 in honor of Drs. Hardin and
Fraucois. of Memphis. who have
been the guests for few days oi
Misses Lucille Ridings and Julia
Ankeny. A musical and readings
we're the features of the afternoon,
being rendered by Genevieve Ank.
any and Eloise Grain. after which q
delightful ice course was served.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09
Free Ferry at Mouth
Of iiarpeth River.

At the meeting Of the County
Court at Charlotte. Monday. on
motion OF Esq. X. r, Collier. Of the
Seventh District, an appropriation
not TO exceed S275 90 per year. was
allowed to help maintain a free
berry at the mouth OF Harpeth. pro.
vided Cheatham County would ap-
ptopriaie an alike amount.
Since the lock has been erected
in the Cumberland River Just below
this point the back water has made
Harpeth River past fording practi.
caily the year round.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09

Mrs. ], 5. Tucker died at her
home in South Dickson last Thurs
day after several months illness.
Her remains were conveyed 20 her
former home near Lyle Station
SATURDAY for interment. She IL
survived By her husband and three
children, Mrs. Edgar Hudson, and
Ctaud and Alton Tucker.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09
Fred Lewis. formerly oi this place

Fred Lewis. formerly oi this place
but now Of Pari& had 4 narrow es.
cape from death last Friday morn
ing, when freight train No. lib on
the l.. G N. Ry,. was wrecked neaf
Palmyra. caused by landslide.
The engine which Mr.. Lewis was
running. and four cars went down
into the Cumberland river. He was
badly bruised but not seriously in
jured. His fireman. Rob-. Stanley.
was horribly scalded and died aiew
hours later.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Reed enter
tsined at dinner last Sunday Mr..
and Mrs. Win Ford and Mn. Dunn.
Covers were laid Tor nix and a
bountiful spread was served
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09
{. {. Walker An
nounces for Register

In the proper column OF this is
sue will be found the announce
meut Of Mr.. 4. {. Walker, oi the
fifth civil district, az u candidate for
the office Of County Register suh-
lec, to the action Of the coming
August election.
Mr. Walker is \ son OF Mr. A NJ
Walker, who resides on Jones Greek
two miles north of Dickson, and is
a ynune man Of goad character and
well qualified for The office he seeks.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09
Quarterly Meetings
OF the NJ. E. Church

Rev. h, W. Blessing. District
Superintendent of the NJ. Il. Church,
will conduct quarterly meetings on
the following dates:
White Bluff, January 10, I p. IN
White Bluff. Jan. IL. II a. M,
y. m; Colesbutg, Jan, l3. I p: m;
Nails Creek. Jan. Is, 7p. M; Dick
aon. Jan. IA, ! p, m; Dickson Jan
II. ! y. m; Dickson, Jan. Is, II a
N. - p, III.
I. ]. Stricklin. Pastor,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09
Hog Big as a Cow.

onr toHnsnan, G. G. Redden last
Monday bough, from Ed Leeman
af near Tennessee City. hog which
weighed 100 pounds dressed. which
no doubt, il the largest hog ever
brought to Dickson. The price
paid for the hog was S6S,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09

I II Harris, last Thursday. bit
the road for the wholesale dry
goods firm of ], : Reeves d Co..
ot Nashville. Hls territory is Mid
d.e TENNESSEE. Mr.. Harris is a
haStier and mas tbt happy faculty
OF making friends wherever he goes,
aid we WISH for him great success
ia his new role o. huslness.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09

We have on display in this Office
some tobacco raised by I J Cage,
who resides on the Payne place,
JUS, ives, Of Dickson, which. il We
are any Judge, il a very fine speei-
men Of the weed, and which 90 10
prove tina, the land adjacent Dick.
SON il we'll adapted to ,he tu..i.
gation Of this crop.
We have q complete liup oi Hard
ware and everything known 10 the
liue. Dickson HEiwsze Co
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09
Railroad Employees,
N 0.tic e!

We will wash and deliver
not later than Sat. Jan. IL,
all the ovcralls brought US
before Wednesday, ckcn-
ing. Jan. IL, by railroad
employees
FREE OF CHARGE
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09

Let the OWL do your printing
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-01-09
County Medical As
sociation Meeting,

The Dickson County Medical As.
sociation met here Tuesday after
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-31
Bismarck Ratio
BIS ARCk.


One of those inexplainable myster
les that defies understanding opens
this week at the Bismarck in the
mystery Of the White Car" a gold
sea! drama, the third section of the
MY Lady Raffles" series. If you
saw the preceding one, "The Twin
Double" you will surely want to seq
this drama.
Keeps One Guessing.
It is human in plot and yet keeps
you guessing until the last moment.
Kelly, the detective, follows a female
crook across the Mexican border,
where he calls on the provisional gov
ernor to hep him u down a mystic
rious white car that seemingly runs
without a driver. Kelley soon learns
thewhite car is being used by Lady
Raffles, who has set about to assas-
sinate the president Of the republic.
One Nears Danger Zone.
Cleverly shown. with amusing stu
atoms and thrilling scenes, you fol-
low the chase, in which Kelley saves
the life Of the president. Mexican
soldiers, scenery, warfare and con
spiracy draws one near the danger
zone and concentrates interest to the
end.
Lucille Love.
10 end the week, Lucille Love-"
the girl of mystery, will be the head
liner, and promises to Guido her for.
mer efforts in daring situations with
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-31

Short Items Of Interest to the
Person Who Goes to See the
Barnes Circus.

Tomorrow will be- circus day-the
big fun day of the year for young
and old. The Barnes Wild Animal
Circus will be here for two per
formances.
u 10 Different.
The Earnes circus is a show quite
different from the ordinary old-time
circus, for the reason that the entire
entertainment presented is given by
trained animals troupe of wild
and domestic animal-actors number
ing over 600.
Animals in Place Of People.
Instead of human acrobats, jugglers
tumblers and riders giving the en-
tertainment, trained animals of near,
" every known kind are cast as the
performers. Elephants, camels, zeb-
has, kangaroos. lions, tigers, leopards,
bears, monkeys and all species of do
nestle animals appear as actors on
the I;arnes program.
All Acts ThriIlers.
1t is hard to imagine more thrilling
scenes than the big wild animal acts
presented. Twenty.four, jungle-bred,
fu%ll-grown, man-eating African lions
are shown in one act, handled by one
trainer. Young women trainers ex-
hibit large groupes Of tigers, leopards
and bears. a
Is This Your Goat?
A %profusion of acts of instructive
and dignifed quality are also shown.
Fifty dogs, twenty goats, a large
troupe of monkeys, %babboons, chin
ranzees and apes, zebras, camels, etc
appear in many amazing turns.
Horses and Ponies.
A feature of the Barnes shows and
n to which the attention Of the
public is directed, are their horses
and ponies. There are $50 Of these
animals. many of which are worlds
premium winners. Each one is a per-
former and no better educated horses
are known to exist.
a Laughing Part.
The fun part of the show has been
we'll taken care Of. Fifty funny ele-
plants, dogs, ponies, monkeys. bears
and mules, guarantee an almost con-
tinuous laugh.
Big Parade.
The new feature, free parade is
given at 1890. Performance hours are
Z and s p. m. doors being opened one
hour earlier. A record breaking crowd
is anticipated.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-31

Grated their dog cart for the flower
festival and were surprised in win
ming first prize. Later the children
are separated, Gretchen becoming a
famous dancer. Later, in a balloon
trip, the gas bag explodes, causing
blindness and almost loss Of life.
When she RECEIVERS the faithful Hans
takes her in his arms and Gretchen
realizes the true loyalty of her boy
hood shepherd sweetheart.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1914-05-31
FOR REPRESENTATIVE

I nnoun that l will be a candidate
for the Republican nomination for Re-
preventative from the 9th Legislative
District (Burleigh County,. at the pri-
mary election, June "a. 1914.
E. A. WILLIAMS.