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Evening star., 1914-04-14
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
UNFURNTsHED 1Continuedo

1881 HoLMEAD PL. N.W.-e ROOMS 4 BATH:
will make necessary repairs and rent 10 de-
sirable tenant at reduced rent of 80 month.
1909 Shepherd st. NV: & bath:
furnace heat; in good condition: rent reduced
TO 81. 20 month. Key at 12l1 Shepherd NV.
3o1S Warder St NV: new Groom aud bath
house: never been occupied: owner has reduced
rent to $3.50 month. Key at grocery store
1ne c St ne: 8 rooms & bath: furnace ..,5 ace
heat; rent to resirabe tenart at $780,
make any necessary repairs
excellent house for asked will make neces-
ssry repairs and rent for $3.50 month.
1887 Gales St ne: 6 rooms & bath; make
any necessary repairs and rent for $3.50
month to good tenant.
CoLoRED
1f.e lst st. NV: rooms bath; make
1855 G st. Sc: new eroom and bath house;
been occupied: TO desirable tenant,
$3.50 month.
2e49 18th St NV; rooms & water; do
whatever repairs necessary and rent at Slooo
month.
being newly papered and painted throughout;
price y t,s samG me Sl34 mo- month N, 1909
No Dupont CIRCLE NV
In oHe Of NashnGtun'S most select sections;
we'll located attractive. stone front h"nse Of IA
and . baths. This horse. is suitable for
physician Rem reasonable.
l4o9 10th STREET NORTHWEST.
Near Dupont Circle.
House OF rooms and bath. In good repair.
Rent reasonable. Both keys at 14os New Hamp-
shire ave. NV.
THOMAS J. FISCHER & Co, INC.
13S 18th st. NV
FOR RENT-ss NV. 6 ROOMS AND BATH:
good condition and nice location ........ $500
H. l.. RUST. 400 II
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FOR SALE-A CHEAP HOME.
Near LIST st. and Pa. ave. Sc: Capitol and
Library .
S5:5,n will hrv a 3-story. Groom brick dwell
ing: HOT-WATER HEAT; lot 191119; wide
alley.
Evening star., 1914-04-14

1881 HOIMEAD PL. N.W.-6 ROOMS 4 BATH:
will make necessary repairs and rent TO de-
sirable tenant al reduced rent of So. 80 month.
Evening star., 1914-04-14

FOR SALE
Fine new home on New Hampshire ave-. Pet
worth. This house has rooms and bath. eel
lar: rs #. wide. and deep lot to alley: porch
full width of house: best hot-water heating
plant; oak floors. elec. lights, hardwood trim
throughout Answer this II you looking
for a good house The price Is right. $3.50.
Possession be had at once. Address Box
40 Star Office.
Evening star., 1914-04-14

1909 Shepherd st. NV: rooms bath:
furnace heat in good condition: rent reduced
TO S23.J0 month. Key at 1211 Shepherd NV.
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301S Warder st. NV: new 6-room-aud bath
house; never been occupied: owner has reduced
rent to S225o month. Key at grocery store
Evening star., 1914-04-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
(COntlnueA.)

FOR sALE-PRICE. s5.15o. on HARVARD
all modern: frst-hoor kitchen; deep lot to
paved alley, with room for garage First trust
is,Vo S4o recently leaned on the property Owner
leaving Washington has reduced price from
s..0o ,,, This is great bargain, as an inspec-
Boss & PHELPs dnco. ia 14th st. NV.
FOR SALE-PRICE. 5000 IN ONE OF THE
attractive blocks Columbia Heights. west
OF 14th street: ten room house with hot water
heat: comparatively new: lot 80 feet deep IN
wide paved alley. wita room for stable or
garage. This is forced sale and a reduc
ton in price of $1,000. Can make any reason
BOSS K PHELPS uncA. IA l4th st.
FOR SALE-PRICE. $3.50; 4 DETACHED
@ ,d of 1eh st mi. and sns ns 10
md In such a desirable location. Property
belongs Longs to ar, an estate "a. and will be sold
FOR sALE-rRlcE. 81 900 RENTED FOR $500
per year \ desirahi" investment OF four
brick houses on street in the northwest
Owner has has other nses for his money which &C. sc-
counts for this gilt edge investment being FOR
sale This is pickup and you viii have
BOSS x PHELPS dncA ia l4th 81. NV.
FOR SALE PRICE. s. 900: on RHODE ISLAND
avenue west of Scott Circle. \ magnificent To-
cation for downtown home. \ three story
brick house Mhri, i reinotclcd a. m"der;lle ate
price n"S asked Owner of This hous" wishes
To move further out, and will consider an ex-
change.
BOSS & PHELPS Gnc.1. ia 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. So. $50; N SArLS ADDI-
tion. A very attractive detached house. built
by builder for home. The property is en-
tircly modern. with porches. hot-w heat.
electric lights and. in fact. everything to make
suburban home comfortable. This fs a re-
duction of 81. 900 in price for a quick sale.
BOSS & PHELPS dncl. ia 14th st. NV.
FOR sALE-PRICE. $4,000: LOCATED on
Harvard st. between 14th and 16th: ideal
location between two lines and the house
is perfect in every detail. with colonial front
porch two-Story rear porches; the house fn-
hot-wa heat and electric lights. and brick
garage with for two machines. You
should this house If YOU contemplate pur-
chasing home.
FOR SALE-PRICE. Sc. 500: ON III ST. IN A
window brick house, about q feet wide; now
rented for $50 per month. This Is very
low price for of those large. attractive
homes. right downtown and convenient to the
shopping district.
ROSS & PHEI pS dnc,. ia 18Th st. NV
FOR SALE-PRICE. So $50: WOULD CONSIDER
offer for three-story brick house. with hot
water heat. located in attractive block on
Rhode Island avenue; fso brick stable Owner.
leaving city. must sell at once, and this Is
"A decided bargain.
BOSS & PHELPS nncl. ia 14.h st. NV.
FOR SAIE-PRICE So s250: A LOAN OF $1,000
recently made the property: located on
blocks in Washington Heights. An al!-modern
ten-ronm house. with hot-water heat: deep lot
I" paved alley. with room for garage. This
house is being offered for $1,000 less than cost
BOSS q PHELPS Gnc.,. ia 14th st. NV.
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1412 St ne: 6 rooms & bath; furnace
heat; rent to resrable tenart at $50
make any necessary repairs.
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WANTED-HoUsEs.
wANTED-TO RENT.
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
VI tRSI. Nd.

BRICK MANSION II RNi>iittp. - ROOMS
ih'-i"ru coliNentell','~. slaa.iapl~ .loIptis.
house. hll",i Frederick c0,inI- Nar> land: !
inil"s f"m Knoxville. Il. \ - L. H.. 'c-r-
tables ard milk ran i,c purchased from rarp'~.
'oirmhUS lee. alu =, ,.,sssuau -; E:lta- 4
Evening star., 1914-04-14
FOR SALE-HOUSES.
(ContinueA.)

FOR SALE-ON II ST. NV. NEAR 3rd
substantial brick building. suitable for small
business OF any kind; occupant doing u
very profitable business Very cheap al s. 80
SHANNON & LUCfIS. 1t:; lIth St NV
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STONE & FAIRFAX.

"a w. H. W.
r llth st. NV.
S223 80. 1902 Sth NV. 6r
s22. 5o.1442 Fla nv NV. .6r
So. so. 1000 Marion B.
So. 80. ..;5:3522 Col I'd, 6r
So. 81 .1215 9Th NV. sr
$222.5o. "a 18th ne. 6r
So 80. 1s2Thomas w.6r
So 30. 156 Gres' am. Or
500. 80. III X ne. Gr
S2e 80. .S33 9Th ne. 7r
So 80. H:,2 G NV. 8.
" 20. 1919 Frc n" 3
600 80. Coz 9TH no g.
90" ro .To5 r"th ne. =
600 50. SIS C ne. a.
500 80. -. fOT 7. ne. 10T
so 81. All I'd NV. 6r
eol.5o 1909 9th NV. s.
30 30. 1927 y J av
coo ~ r.c stor-s ~" e.
500. !G. -1"nn {: ~" =.
$40 40. .516 18th No. 6r
SIS 80 1916 Emerson. Sr
Is. a. 1924 Fai NJ. 6r
$3.50. 1924 o2ll NV. g.
SIS 81. :3s21T 6fh nv. -
$3.50. .62t 9th ne. tir
$3.50. eos Morton. 6r
$3.50. :3;37 Nd av he.5:
SIS 30 re- rr-San. C.
SIS. 20. S0s n So. 5r. h
sI7.5a. 1899 2Sth NV. Or
SIC. 20. SIG r So. Hr
Sl6.50. $40 Pickford p
sTG.En 90 = - -
SIG. ~. 1913 H'kman. Gr
SIS 50. SIG \ Sc. Gr
sl5 80. -6ll Morton. 9:
$3.50. .922 22d NV. Ir
80 6:3S Florence no. 6r
$40 16al Gales ne. 5-
cor or~r
s2a 30. =. Al I NV. Sr
s. 30. .It'T 21St NV, To-
$50 30. 1920 Wallach. ST
SO 81 .1o-T I'M NV. Or
$3.50. 1743 1871 NV. fr
S25 90. ..l342 V NV. 1r
So. so. - Y wv. %
s25 80 T2f; e5.h NV. sr
500 30. .ft13 I'd NV. 6r
SO 50. .1oe 10Th Sc. 6-
c"" 20. 1905 ath NV. 5r
s21 80. 1917 13tn NV. Or
SIS. 30. ...l12t g ne. Gr
SIT 30. ...2n52 i; NV. Or
sc 80. 1i1G n Ne. ir
SIG. 20. 23333 Sth NV. ir.b
s1f.5n. o51I II NV T.
SIC. 80. 1910 nnncaE.c:
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1924 Rosedale ST ne: rooms & water;
excellent house for rent asked: will make neces-
sary repairs and rent for $3.50 month.
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THE SARANAC. 1909 n CAP-6 LARGE
eutsidc rooms and large iron back porch: $40
inHv W MORRIS. s14 st. NV
THE HiGEyIEW. 61 r. I. AVE- NE
ard bath and pantry, $32.5 So
THE lLKLEY. 1870 ~" ST. NV.
5 and rooms and BATH So so to $3.50.
h W. GROOMES. 1413 Il st. NV.
Evening star., 1914-04-14

TIE EUCLID. Nu. 1856 Et'CI.lD ST-.rRoUM
corner apartment: PRIVATE ENTRANCE ami
every appearance Of individual dwelling:
S",. THIRD FLOOR CORNER: rooms;
porch: hr.e ronnIS: ST.: entrance at 1iJi
GEO y. WORTIiINGToN & son.
Wnn,lMu urI i.li!ulu.
Evening star., 1914-04-14

IDEAL HOMES N PETwoRTH.
NE. corner 9th and Randolph NV. corner
9th and Upshur and ne. corner y. II. ave. and
Upshur st. Six and seven room houses: hard
wood floor and trim; porches front and rear:
large attics; electric light: hot-water heat:
beautiful decorations.
Prices $50 to $500.
ALEX. MILLAR. Owner and Builder.
Phone COL 1891 3640 n. II. ave. NV.
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1887 Gales St ne: 6 rooms & bath; make
any necessary repairs and rent for Slj.Io
month to good tenant.
Evening star., 1914-04-14
UNFI RNISH ED.
FOR RENT
EUIt KLNI-
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1872 New York ave. nv.
APARTMENTS.

STONE & FAIr;FAX.
1872 New York ave. nv.
APARTMENTS.
tHcat furnshvd)
.~1 18Th st. NV. > rtpuIs and bath $3.50
1905 Irwin. St ~ ruorls and = baths. ~. 90
122I conn. ave, 1 rooms observation-disclosures. tJ.tp
The Ewooti. ) rooms and bath. 1st floor 800
The Chrstiani 7th and VI SITS. Il. W.. 5r.. b. So. 90
TIE Elwood. ) rooms and bath. 2nd floor - 35-tu
The OsweGo. 1926 81. NV. Or. ard tath 3. 80
The Kelwood 1871 Corcoran LIST floor Ar. 30 80
Tho Avon I los Columbia jr and bath. . 30. so
1911 10Th st NV Srd floor Ar and b.. 80 90
The RerlD. Iowa Circle. Ar. and b-------. 5000
a,I1 l. - n W md floor sr bath..... 80
The Frederick, 9Th and X sts- NV. A. 80
$40 II ne. ;:rd h-'r, & ROOMS. -. 80
i1i1 IJfh Nv 3rd floor Ir............. 81. 80
1928 Conn ave. NV. Bird iioCr. 3r. 100
IioS l. St NV rooms s................ 30
1869 2Ist st NV oud floo- ! rooms 25O
Flat 4 The Ellsworth 6o5 3rd ne 6r. % 80
l734 T NV 5 rooms and hath........ % so
I726 Pa ave NV 2rd floor Ar & bath. %. 80
93I I, ST NV 3 rooms. .......-....... Is So
1892 New York ave n w. rooms. ..... 1900
,4Os /. st DIV / room. m.................. $500
G Now n
Evening star., 1914-04-14

FOR SALE-ON 18th ST. NEAR PARK ROAD:
one Of the best bargains Columbia Heights;
nearly new 2-story brick dwelling: bright
rooms: tiled bath: hot-water heat; electric
back yard to paved alley; price. 81. $50: we
will be glad to submit your offer. as this
property must be sold. LEWIS JONES CO,
GIT st
Evening star., 1914-04-14

NEW HOUSE, EIGHT ROOMS. BESIDES AT
tic tfnishedl and basement nom for servant;
screens awnings, metal weather stripped,
sleeping porch; near 18th ST. entrance Zoo.
Call at premises 1903 Lanier place.
Evening star., 1914-04-14

22i9 10th st. NV: rooms & water; do
whatever repairs necessary and rent at $1o.aU
Evening star., 1914-04-14

STONE & FAIKF AN.
1912 y. Y. AVE.
FOR SALE-PAYS &c NET
Corner property. 18th and G sts.; very
attractive: strictly modern. $4,000.
STONE FAIRFAX. l342 New York ave.
FOR SALE-NEw PROPERTIES
Paying 81 net
One near Boston House
One near 14th and II SITS.
STONE fAIRFAX. 1872 New York ave.
Evening star., 1914-04-14

40 II sw. Gr. 80
Is 9Th sw. Gr....1l.IO
:ii3 Mclean sw. Jr.12. %
! X So. Jr. .1o-trr
ioo .th sw. sfo I'M. 1D.tsI
III y sw, Jr. .1o. CO
:;19 y sw. 6r. b. ..1I.JD
lU1. 1:,h 81. Jr- 800
tOIDEED.
III ~. sv. sto. dwg.
80 I'd sw. ar. b. II 30
80 I'd sw. Sr. .@.Oo
2uS I. sw. Or. h. is. 10
zoos f1th NV. Or. 1890
lo2 AZ sw. Jr. ii 60
Inc. 1G4 18th NV,
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1855 C. st. Sc: new Groom and-hat house,
never been occupied; TO desirable tenant,
Sit. ID InnEih
Evening star., 1914-04-14

SI1 ID w. ST. H.. newly rainted K papered o:,cO
~ Md av sw.llr.b2s.aoI 1865 g sw. sr Is. 30
III ifth sly. ir.t- ..6 70 i::1 10Th e 1G.. 80
IA u >w. l1r.b.. 20 Ia, Va av sw Or. . Ii 90
''i3 Sw. sr. b. -22sO I2o 11tn sw. IL, b.. 1G 10
-e'Js IA Nv sw,Tr.b1s.bU ;th n y So, ir.....7.5o
cnLDI:ED.
i::i 81 Sw. Ir. 12.Jai .,1 Van sw 4r... % GD
125ia D.s - Sw. Ir..sJU I.ca. ,i26 + sw Ar 300
Il. HARRISON JOHNSON
I'iOn" Main ,.ss., .Df 1tn st sw
FOR RENT NEW I-H0OM HOUSE. LOCATED
AZ 22nd and TAYLOR sts. fnc place to
raise chickens and plenty OF ground for ea rien
tall between :, ans. pm. f.. BURNSIDE, SIT
q st. NV. Phone North iig4.
For RENT 81 MONTHLY: HOUSE WITH
ru"uls. bata aud reception hall; electric lights,
gas. large basement with laundry; furnace
heat; located one block from elr.-irc ears. near
Of Pierce and Maryland aves. See
owner. W. L. WILSON. Riverdalc. Md.
Evening star., 1914-04-14
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-ss NV. 6 ROOMS AND BATH:
good condition and nice location. 5000
II. l.. RUST 400 II NV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-11-06
CHARLOTTE.

Mr.. and Mrs r. Johnson enter.
tanned Saturday evening, Oct. 3lst
from 7 until 1920. the Charlotte
Embroidery Club with a delightfully."-
arranged Halloween party The
house was decorated with corn
stalks, autumn leaves and Hallow.
cen emblems. The house and
porch were lighted with JACKIE.
lanterns, The ladies were dressed
~ witches. Music and games were
enjoyed at a late hour after which
a Halloween supper was served
in the dining room, where tie color
note OF yellow and black was EN-.
pbasized.
Black and yellow crepe paper
was fastened to the large pumpkin
basket which was filled with fruit
and which was the central ornament
OF the table. A frieze OF black cats
and witches decorated the walls.
Those present were; Mrs. D. II.
Harris, Misses Dimple Johnson,
Vera Adams. Lois Grigshy, Mary
Dickson. Clsytie Gray, Messrs.
Vision Gray, D. II. Harris. Robert
Hicks, Jack Mclaughlin. Graham
Egerton, Jr.. and Albert Nicks,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-11-06
Let's Stop and Think.

II we stop and think we cab
readily see that the community that
pulls together will do more and
accomplish better results than
the one that IL always divided.
BY working together and pro-
ducing the greatest amount OF
marketable products. and market.
ing them to the best advantage and
at the least expense. we will have
greater profits in the community
than we would otherwise receive.
And by buying gu goods from
our local merchants and from one
another, instead OF sending away
for them, We are constantly in
creasing the wealth OF the com
munity and the resultant prosperity
OF each individual.
When much money comes into
the community and only portion
OF IL goes out again the surplus at
home will grow, and grow, and
grow. until il becomes 3 yeritabIe
Eden OF wealth.
Let's do little thinking.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-11-06
On the Rebound.

The slump in business resulting
from the war has been felt keenly
throughout the country in all lines
OF commerce.
But it is on the rebound. ard un.
less all signs fail l. will soon be
hitting the pike on the home stretch.
We If this community may do
much to strengthen the feeling OF
optimism even before the general
relief is felt.
We can keep whit money We
have in circulation at home by do.
ing our buying from our home mer'
chants,
We can add to our financial store
by shipping our surplus products
abroad and keeping that money at
home.
That Is common sense. Let's
all take a dose.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-11-06
4 TALK WITH A DICKSON
MAN. !.
MIR. Hudson Tells Of am Inter-
esting Experience.

There is nothing like a talk with
one Of our own citizens t0t giving
hope and encouragement 10 the
anxioas sufferer from the dread
kidney disease. We. therefore.
give here an interview with a Dick
son man:
ID. F. Hudson, justice OF the
peace. Dickson. says i had
backaehe and pains in my kidneys
and also noticed that the kidney
secretions were unnatural and pain
full. Finally began taking DIAN i
Kidney Pills, which procured al
the Myatt Drug Co.. and they soon
relieved me- :
Price Soc. at ali dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills--the same
that Mr.. Hudson had. + stef.
Milburn Co., Props, Baifalo,N y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-11-06
Only a Leaf.

When we see a leaf TALL from q
tree do we wonder how that leaf
can be convicted into money!
Hardly lis only leaf
Yet at this season Of the year
there are countless billions of leaves
falling from trees, and every single
leaf IL Of value it the human brain
cares to utilize il.
These leaves can be swept into Il
pile in the back yard, or elsewhere
and converted into compost heap
for Use on the garden next summer.
There is no better fertilizer
They will make the radishea, the
string beans, tomatoes and other
garden truck spring into life as il
touched by a magic wand. they
will be constant reminder that
even the dropping Of a leaf is not
withnu. its significance, It's com
mercial value.
Convert your leaves Into wealth,
lis an easy thing 10 do.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-11-06
Notice of Insolvency.

Having suggested the -insolvencl
Of the estate OF j, C.. Oakley. DE-
ceased. before T. X. Dickson, cler 4
of the county court OF Dicko ,
County, tennessee, and instruote :
by him to make publication fot
four consecutive weeks for claims
to be filed. Therefore persons la,
ing claims against the estate Of j.
G. Oakley, deceased. are hef.b,
notified to file their claims proper,
authenticated with the county,
court clerk no or before May Is.
1918, or they will be barred irara
collecting the same-both III Law
and equity,
This Oct. 10Th, 1914.
W. II. stringiellow, Admr
}. G, Oakley, Es.ate.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-11-06
B. Y. p. u. Halloween Social

The Hallow cen Social given by
the members OF the Baptist Young
People g Union last Saturday even.
ing AT the home OF Mrs Dora
Hensee was one Of the many en.
ioyable affairs of the Autumn sea.
son,
Upon the arrival OF the guests
which numbered about II. they
We're met at the gate by the ghost
and witch and were escorted into
the reception room where their for.
tune was told by another witch
who was seated in one corner OF the
room.
A number OF interesting games.
harmonious OF the usual Hallow cen
custom, then followed, which were
greatly enjoyed by all present.
After the program was rendered
delightful refreshments were served
by Mrs. J. NJ. Wynns and Miss
Katherine Bludworth.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-11-06
JONES CREEK.

Mr.. and Mrs, Henry Bucl lnan
and children spent Saturday aud
Sunday with the latter's sters.
Misses Annie and Jane Coulter Of
Nails Creek.
Miss Alma Easley has returned to
her home at Tullahoma after spend.
ing sometime here with relatives.
Miss AIRY Baker is the guest Of
her sister, Mrs. Chss. Duke at Char.
lotte, who is quite sick with
fever.
W. B. Burnett Of Nashville was
the guest OF his sister, Mrs. A. J.,
Shirley last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Nioks and
children of near Belleview church,
spent one day last week with the
latter's mother, Mrs. J. NJ. Pa,due.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Allen and
children of Ashland City spent last
saturday and Sunday with relatives
in this vicinity,
Mrs. A. J. Shirley and daughters,
Misses Mabel and Carrie, spent
asst Thursday with Mrs. Sylvia
Hober.
Misses Mabel and Carrie Shirley
delightfully."- entertained number
II their friends Saturday nigh with
Halloween party at the home oI
their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Shirley north Of town. The house
was artisticaIly decorated with
autumn berries and cornstalks.
Those enjoying the evening were:
Misses Bessie, Mary and Emily
Pardue. Florelle and Eleanor Reep,
John Eta and Nellie Rockey,
Myrtice and Nerda Russell, Lottie
Hooper, Carrie and Mabel Shirley,
Messrs. Don Oakley, Ollie Bush,
Hoyt Baker, Scott Hooper, Kari
Nicks and Sam Cox. Every one
reported delightful time,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-11-06
=
MANY TROUBLES Due
TO AN INACTIVE LIVER

Many Of the troubles of life sucl,
as headache, Indigestion. consti-
patton and lack o! energy are due
to inactive hvers.
Gr;gsby's LIV-yER.LAX i 4
natural. vegetable remedy that viii
get the liver right and make these
troubles disappear. Ii has mons oil
the dangers or disagreesble after
effects Of caIomel.
Get J0c or 81 bottle oil this
splendid remedy from your druggist
today. Every bottle bears the ike
ness Of I. X. Grigsby. who guaran.
lees ii though Clemore Pharmacy.
--adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-11-06
EAST PINEY.

Most all the farmers ot this com.
munity have finished sowing wheat
and are preparing TO gather corn.
Mrs. Il. MurrelI and daughter
Mrs, Amanda Clifton, spent Satut'
day night and Sunday with relatives
Il, Cumberland Furnace.
Rob, Baker and Clinton Spencer
spent Saturday night with Edgar
Spencer on Nails Creek.
Miss Minnie Stevens spent Satur.
day with Miss Esielle MeCorpin,
We are glad to report little Sam
Spencer, who has oeen quite sick.
better.
Herman Clifton and family OF
Dickson, spent Tuesday night the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. V. n, MeCor.
pin.
There was large crowd attend.
ed the apron party given by Misses
oiefla and Luella Wyatt Saturday
night. All reported nice time.
Flaud. the little son OF MIR, and
Mrs. Win Greer, who has been ser.
iously i'll with diph.heria. we are
proud to report some better.
Zollie Petty aud family have
moved from this vicinity TO Dick.
son,
Mr., and Mrs. John Wilson spent
Sunday with the la;ters brother,
Clayton RUSSELL.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-11-06
In Memorian.

The death angel has visit ID the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ], h. Sugg
and took from them their Garliug
baby. The child was so d ar to
The devoted parents that W ,tched
Tor some CLEAN Of hope, b i The
little sufferer grew worse unit God
called him unto himself. He il
not dead but sleepeth. n, ep ON
darling for we are sure you ire in
Heaven among the angels God
We are all comiorted by the blessed
words OF Jesus Suffer the little
children 10 come unto M, and
forbid them not, for OF such : the
Kingdom OF Heaven. How hank
ful the dear mother ought to be
that she is the mother OF an angel
far in Heaven above where all is
love. There is no sorrow there; we
can fall at the feet Of Jesus and He
will rest our wearied spirits.
Farewell darling the SKINNER
breeze may come and so but in the
hearts Of those who still. finger,
your memory will never be for
gotten. The little one has taken its
flight to that home beyond the
gates Of death. Wen never say
goodbye in Heaven. Don I grieve,
trust it all to His love and care.
Mrs. B. c. Wolfe.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-11-06

BY virture Of the authority vested
in me by deed Of trust executed
by Eugene Parker and Della Parker,
dated August II 1914, and register.
ed in book No. IS" page 534 81 the
registers office for Dickson county
Tennessee, Default Of payment
having been made, | will on the
18th Day Of November. 1914,
at O'Clock p. m, in front of the
east door OF the courthouse in Dick
son, Tennessee, sell at public
auction. to the highest bidder foI
cash, free from the equity Of re
demption. homestead dover and
all other exemption Of every kind
the following real estate in the 1911
civil district of Dickson county
Tennessee. to-wit Same beia.
situated at Tennessee City and dc
scribed as follows; Lots thirty.two
(32) thirty.tour. $40 in block on,
hundred and forty.eight, (l4Sl III
the plat OF Tennessee City FERNS.
cash; purchaser assumes 1911 taxes
10-20-19ll.
curry HARRIS. Trustee.
BY II, G. Richardson, Atty.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-11-06
co'ssours.

Bryant Brown OF Nashville was
here Sunday.
Mrs. Stella Brown spent Monday
in Nashville.
Willie Beakley, Buiord Powers
and Charley Grant OF Dickson were
here Sunday.
Miss Myrtle Powers OF Dickson
vas the guests OF relatives here last
week.
Ed Brown OF Sulphur Springs,
Ark. and Fred Brown OF South
West City. No. are here visiting
their grandparents. D. w. Brown
and wife,
Mrs, Elsie McColpin and Miss
LEILA Mai Bishop were shopping in
Dickson Saturday.
Audrey Dodson has moved here
rom Besverdam and Is located in
one OF Mrs. Bubers houses.
Earl Mcclure aud Wilmoth
Mathis were in Dickson Sunday.
Misses Clara Walp. Mabel Wolfe,
vsra Adcock. Leila Mai Bishop and
Nr, and Mrs. s. w. Floyd attended
prayer meeting at Burns Thursday
night.