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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-28
Cotton Market,
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS..

NEW YORK. Jan 2s.-Co,ton CLOSED
barely steady. 10 II points not lower.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-28

YORK, Jan. 27.-Raw sugar,
'uscoyadc. 2.9sc; centrifugal, 3.isc;
~ 2.Ibc; refined, steady.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-28
New York Bonds.

Total gulcs for the day. ioi.o 900 shoreS.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1914-01-28
Sugar Market.

neglected.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-01-15

| :
Sc fnn ienbe yMinneapoIis Sis
be1tbe" til Glegt,tinser fllcr 8en.
ner @anflelanSet ct belt Mar for
frn $1.50. Sprto iberesnet.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-01-15
4aakntt Nghma MN

&rijtiania Sen 27oe Sec. Btblio.
tbefor @aafon NDblts ct afgoaet peo
9p0en.
9(fopoe birfeoe / cit 9arr9ffe lont
8ibliotbefar 9lmerifa. San bar
fg6t SEN 28oe Monen1ber 1866 / TrD-
iii. Sorelbrene por Sulomegttg
Olob gfpbus og &erIti Olosoatter
gc1tiibberget. !@an tilbragte FIT
8arn5om @perige> tog Mrtiun beo
&riltianio l1l1iberiitet / 1885 og par
EN- Gio / literer og jorrnaliltiif Birfz
iomhe6. &on bar meo 80=Marenes
bepnge6e 2ib og il,ttteoe Jig 90 ner,
melt til 2iternt1tre11s ra6ifale. s
1890 fom bu1 til glmerifa.' Otter
en- 2eretio beb NetpberrD 2tbrarD
obertog ban / 1898 5ttllingen ion1
u@eoo Gatalo9uer" / Gbiragos Of
tentltge B1bl1otbet. 9dn Dar dn1dt
pe6 bette gibliotbef til 1879 og til
en6ebrqgte paa set nprmeite bet BON,
]feIige 9lrbeioe at ffaffe Bibliotbefet
en- M Gorfatterfatalog: S 1898
hIep ban otliat 1om BibIiotbefar beo
set fommunole Deicbmar'ffe gibIio-
tbef / &riitiania. S benne Gtilling
fif Dan Mnlebning til at ilaa til 2po
for set amerifanffe BibIiotbehplens.
Wletbooif og en- forbeoret biografif
Sefnif. Sra 1908 til 1906 bar ban
&irfebepartenentets @oninIent /
Sager ongaaenoe Solfebogiamlinger.
Det Deicbman'ffe @ibIiotbef er l1n-
Ser bans 2e6elie unbergaaet en- 1tors
artet l1obifling, IigeIom bets 9rgn-
1tiiation er bIebet forbiIIeoIig for.
anbre ,lorffe gibliotbefer. S 1907.
obertog ban Reoaftonei1 af > osSllnltre.
ret Rorif 4onberlatipns nslerifon"'. Gp.l
bus bIeD / 1894 GIFT r,eh sSpiefine
seotbinfn @orsnig frn SIeHafior5.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-01-15
gnratr / q. Dak.
geelion s. Neliun, Der tpg set fbrite
5umeiteao /. 9ortb 9afota, er
bbS California.

Sta Nernbil1a, 81. Daf., n1eboeIes,
at Sen Mano, lom tog set fprite
Someltea0 Nortb 9ofota, georo,
nan5en Nelio11 6. Nellon, Suleaf,
ten 6poe lit @jem / San Diego,
Gal. 9an blep 81 s(ar gan1nel.
Gor fem slor iioen fit ban ct Slag-
tilfelbe, og bon reilte for fin &el-
breos Sfplo til California. 0e fpr=
1te to, ire 9lar, ban bar 6erlloe, TOM
ban Jig noget> meu blep oerefter iteo=
ie ipagere.
s(fopoe bar fs6t paa Somar 6en
25ce 9ecelnber 1882. S 1949 11o=
tanoreoe bon nneo fine 8eolteforel=
bre ser reilte til en- gift Oatter, lon
to 9lor tioligere Dap6e neolat fig t
set befiel1ate We11lfego=5ettle
San bapoe Ser fdrit Mniattelie en-
&ipbmon6sbonoel og fit isnere Ell
Yolt / 2onofontoret I Ga @rosie. Oa
2onofontoret flptteOes til 9feo 8ing
og 9enoerio11, Minn, il1lgte ban
me6. S 1853 blep ban gift. S tre
9lar tilb6rte Fan set berer1te lite
Wfinneiota 93egi,ne'1t un6er 9orqer=
frigen. 6 fter &ri9en bor fan en-
fort Sis 5fifteretsoonuner / 5iblep
County, Min11., og / to Serminer
Hegiiter Of 9ee0s 1anme County.
Sans nelte Stilling bar lom sls=
liltent bos Eol6fosieraren / Nenbina.
Set bar 1869. g}elion bleD ba oe1
fgrIte 9for6mano iii at bolette Jig /
9fortb 9afotu, og l)er tog bon BET
fprlte @omelteao San BAT Me01eln
al oet ferIte SfoleItpre> {om blep OBJ
rettet Sen 11ltperenoe Stot 9eortl)
Dafoto Sra 1869 til fem Mar fer
1i11 500 bar Nellon fl1Dttet til Tolos
fo11toret / 9Senbinn. Naa Set 2an6,
iom Fan tog iom @omeiteao, bpgge'
be fan Jig ct baffert &ien1.
Gn al afoobes Dgtre bar gift neo
Sen befie11bte Yolitifer Sub 2o
Moatre,, Iul1 5eoe Sfteber r191t ef-
terlaoar.6c zig TO 5snner og en- Dat-
ter.
9eellous @111iru 6a6e for Il Mar
li6en. Ser bar ipp Dptre pg tire
genner Tanilien. Ere af Detrene
bor / California. Gn al 9ptrene
er cit W}rs. 9u11ter Mi11neapol1s.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-01-15

Greiioentens Tertc Int. Yols
@briltion Wisl., 0e1 lite San. 81
ter 11eiten tire Tigers @bile og Ge=
freotion / en- Iiben Gilla npr @olf=
fplten b66 Yrelioent Wilion iaften
Sorpel n1eo 9Doen. San fortolte
M1opor 5ouiier og en- 5fare al Ste-
6ets Solf, iom bap6e lanlet Jig paa
Stationen, at fan bab6e 11Dot meget
go6t of Gerien. Freii0enten %
bans San1ilie gif. ti0lig om 9lftenen
onbor6 Eoget og baoOe gaoet til.
fgis, 6a Goget afgif al. 11:19.
Siltaaet Gritatning for brt6t
9Ggteifabslbfte. Omaba> Meb, 6en
Zoe Sanuar. $. 6. Senien fra
2itcbfiel0, Minn., mao betale WiiS
Sennte Yeoerion af Omaba $4,000
for at babe negtet at gifte fig 1neo
benbe, erflere6e en- Surp ber ioag.
9agen bar pnret for @etten / tre
Sage. Whis Be6erion forlangte
$4,000. SUN paalto6, at sSenlon
bapbe bobt ben6e ioa1 @rsbol6erife
og lopet ben6e 9ggtelfab, bbiIfet ban
ienere angreoe paa.
2ope5 buffet op. Sos slngeles 6e',
9oe San. Sen merifanife Mor6er
MoIpb 2ope5, Ser 6rpbte 6 Mano og
llnbnap flere @beriffpaeter l1tab'
Mpergruben bar 2os Mngeles
igunr % bleb ioag iugt at bore
COMPTON 10 Mil ignoenfor fer, it'll,
ge MebbeIelie til Sbertffe,,s aontor.
lGn @iteriggning bar frugtesIss.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-01-15
AataH'trnfr
&nlfanif l1bbrnh pna en- al Sapans
Ger. S1tiinbtr Wienneffer onts
fonme. 8yer brenbt.

&ofio, Sapalt, ben 13oe Sanrar.
Stort Sab af Manneifeltp % @ien.
oou, bpis 9mfatsg man e11bnu life
fan beitennre, bar Soroifielbene paa
Ger &infbiu oflteofommet. s Moit
paa &iuibiu,S ,Sernbonen er 100 8er-
1oner blepet ornbt. Mange Suite /
gpen &agoibina 9oDeoltao / Pro-
pil1ien Satlltn1a,ler boelagt Sgaar
Scat fre1nbpb ggnert ct rRolelsfulot
5fl1e. Bpen lna Merfe og bet
etreite 2ps foln fru 8nlfanen Sofnro'
ssSirno bolbion1t l1obrlt0.
Nagoiafi, Sssapan, Sen 1Sbe San.
Euiin6er al Mef1neifer antoges at
nere on1fonu1e % gie110om for Mil-
ltoner al Collars ct e6elagt ion1
Splge al ct llobr1o al Bulfanen
5ofuro sssima paa S7en Saf1tra /
&agolbtnobugten l1geopertor BDe11
@ogoibino paa 9en @iubir.
Megieringsautortbeterne flyer, at
noget offieielt 9berlag ODER 11Gpfs
fe11s l1bitrefning life fan fre111fom.
me paa flere Gage, Snobpggeran=
tallet 8pen 4agolbima, 6er er nn~
iten fl1l61tenoig begrdbet al p,tlfanlf
slife og @ten bdr 10000 pe5 ii6ite
Splling.
8efolfl1ingen paa Sen nermeIi lie 9
gofnro, Ser CT ltge ToritprreIiens
Ger,trltn1 liges at bore $4,000. Baa
berlne o 1tges Sunoreoer at pere
onlfomne unoer 5trernme al ineItet
Saba fra 8lllfonae1 5afnra SSin1a.
Monge er 1oc,ttpiI 6ruf1et unoer
GSorIsg pan at fo1n1ne bort.
2eger og 5tgepleiere er blebet
ienot til l1lpffeslteoet; tl1en Set er
panIfeligt at fo1nme BIO, ba Sern6a-
neforbinoelle11 ct belbis nfbrnot al
alifebouge og sporbruo iom Gplge
al sSorbifielpet
@afura sSi1nas ltbbr,,o er ioa
nololo1,at, at 5tenet baler ne6 ber
ibng, e,,olfient 8 @sesnfafi @slesssn ct onlfring
80 g2il fra Sufiiru.
Gn Monh, lon i6ag atfon1 fra
&ayolbi,na, beifriper Spnet al @,,l,
fonen og Sn6bpggernes Sll1gt fra
ben title 9 &ogoibm1abugten. Solf
1tprte5e neo til @trun0en, iprang op
/ 5artdter> lom loo oer> og TOM itg
tire Mlil ober 8anbet til @agoIbt1na,
meoers sllfe, 5ten og 9tDffer at gls.
oenoe 2opa 6rpsieoe ODER Deffet.
@eben / &agoibima bar intens.
De gleoen6e 5tene iatte Slo pau
flere 2onbsbDer. s Woii neb &iu.
1bibanen bleb ct Dltnorebe 8erion
orGbt. -.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-01-15
Sn 6pfeiler brrn0t 81

So 6pteller brenot. 9gi1nipeg
Sen 9oe sSanuar. @11 Sloebrano,
Ser begpnote &l. 7 iaften, poelagoe
to of oe el6lte Soteller / Winnipea
Sroq1ois og Wianitoba @otellerne,
Ia1nt EN- 9(utomobilgarage. Otter
ct bo1oi oiont Nrbeioe Ipffeocs BET
Dranobelellet at begre11ie ssloen.
@otellerne bar poa ct @ierne 3d.
ems Centrum ret oberfor Gitp Sail
og Marfet Square paa Watn Street.
Sobet, ca. $250,O00, er 6effet be6
assurance. Sl6ens Spfomit fien-
6es life. SSngen Tom tilfaoe.
@npernbr Sobnion nil ibse Glen,
nalg. @ocrome11to, gal., Sen 6te
San. Siran IS. Sobnion funo=
eior6e ioag, at bon bill ipge @ien-
palg til @llberngr al California
San erflpreoe perlonlig at foretref'
fe at bore @an0ibat for Soreneoe
Staters Senat, 1ne11 bap6e be1luttet
at ibge @ubernpritillingen igien, be-
pnaet BERTH al boao ban antog Me,
1tepnrten af bans StlbRngere gn-
febe.
Mnto,nobil peltet. - &armonb,
Sno., 6en 6te San. Granf Dn6Iep
blep 6rpbt, Beter @laole1 bleb ,bsoe=
Zig ifaoet og Mrs. 6. 81. Mee og
01rs. 81. 8onep fon1 alborlig tilifa<
Sc tent ioag, oa ben 9(utomobil>
bbori 6e bet1ote bien fra en- 8egra,
belie, belteoe.
Drrbt al en- @bber+ gSinnipeg,
Ste San. sller @elbo, e1t 81 glor
gan1ntel oanff Manb, blep ibag if1bt
neb paa Erappe,, uoenfor lit 2ogi,
bus al Sn6bruostpbe, ser plpnore6e
bam og flere an6re al Sc 2ogeren.
Ebe. &an 6eoe to Elmer efter. Selbo
oaagne6e % fatte efter gppene os
6bIeD ff1ot, ioet ban for us Jorltue-
odren, al en- Gpb, Der itoo gagt Ser.
aanaIen ferbig lite SnIi. Gong
Beacb, @al., ben lite San, Bana-
mafanalen bil bIibe fproig i arhs
fpr 9onoe elsfnrtett lite ssuIi 1914
lsifglge ct Galegram til aaptein No-
| lshert DolIar / 5an Jrancisco, 8rn=
fioett for ct Dnnlp pifibsleIfab, fra
Dberlt @oetbals.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-01-15
8rpsser sSacubien, Norbens eloite
&mnitm9cen, er afgaaet beb 0p=
BEN, u Mar sammel.

&jebe11bab1r 6en 12te Sanuor.
Or. Carl Saeobien, Sen befie1tote
&un1tmecen, 6abe ioua. g@ans ST.
teresie for &u1it bapbe giort bam
til en- al Morbens melt befjen6te
Mpn6. @an bar fpot i &ip6en,
babn / 1842> er Sen al aaptein So=
colbert Sen berpn1te ,@ru1,olegger al
gamle Gorlsberg 9rpggeri Garls=
berg 2aboratortet, Gar1sbergfonOet,
bpis Nabne CT opfalDt efter Sgnnen
@arl.
@fterot babe toget iin 5tu6e1ter=
eyanen, reiite Carl Sacobien no til
6ranfrige> 11terrige, Spiflan0 oJ
@nglano> og opbolot Jig mere ems 4
Nar peo oisie 2an0es melt fremro-
genoe 8rpggerier for at lere Toget
grunoig.
S 1870 bDggeoe ban 9tp @arls=
berg. Set bleD 1900-1901 n0-
pioet, lao BET blep bet ltdrite 9rpg>
geri / gtor0er. Ween ollereOe 25oe
Gepte11ber 1901 - 25=MarsDagen
for Garlsbergsfonoets @tiftelie, gab
ban bele 8rpggeriet bort til @arls=
bergfon6et, JONI oerbeb bleD gier al
begge @rpggerier, baooe u@omle"
og uNpe". @onle Garlsbergfon0et
Dor nermel t bioenifabelig - 9ep
GarlsbergfonOetS Spgape ct at birfe
til &unltenS Gren1ne 0ann1arf.
| GSra 1906 por Carl sSaco6ie11 Sber=
le0er al begge 9rpggerier. San bar
lttftet og 1fle11fet u9fD Garl5ber9=
@lpptotefet" georoens pofrelte 0eltr
| lp1m mes EFT 5aaling al uolsgte
1no6ernc @fulpturperfcr / Warmor
og Bronce lonnt e11 Nfalerila1nling,
begge 9ele belfien0te al alle <nlt-
ellfere, 1om beiager &jpbenDaDn.
5ioelt Dr. SsSacoblen 1912 bleb
Direft6r for @el1ieet uDen fongeli=
&c Mfitebnings Samling", bor bo11
af fine egne Mioler fplot Sc forben
ltamne Sole ,neo Haslt1f 8illeobug-
gerf1nif fra Sc tihltglte Giber = 11u
ct MHraftio1s1teo for olle fre11mebe.
Carl Socobler1 Gar laoet talrige
9fulpturar6eioer opIGtte Barfer
og @a6er / &jp6enbop11. &ri1tionia
mootog oglaa iil1 Sis @aper ira
ban - Sc al @tepban Climbing uo,
forte St9tter al Sbien og 8iprnlon,
| ion1 ct reilt noel1f or. Notionaltbeatret.
8lonot 6e ltore 4ltnltperfer, ion1
8rDgger ssSocobien bar ifinnfet &j6=
henbabn, fan forloen geD @arlsberg
@lDptotbef paa g. goulebaro ogIaa
nebnes Selusfirfen / GalbD, 4alrig1
Taclin1iler at oe 1fidnnelte 5fulptlr=
berfer fra SEN flasitlfe Sio og fra
5&enesianeeti0en og @piret poa Sci
folni Saar11. S lGngere Si6 far
set Dpret oisfl1teret, on1 &jp6enbap11
lful0e mo0tage Brpgger SacobIens
Si6bu6 otn at reile ct Spir paa
True &trfe. Sfje11t Silblt0et bi1t=
11of er 1no6taget, bar Ser el10nn fra
Disie @ol6 reilt Jig Oppolition moo
@ape11s Mootagelle.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-01-15
Genator gRices Gtot1te.

y T. = 81 - E, b. . Z .. .a
Senator @ices Statne. s. 6.
Greibel College 8oi11t, g. g., bill
ubfgre ben Statue al @enrp M. Mice,
en of Minneiotas to fgrlte Senoto.
rer, iom ifal a11bringes / 5tatuebaI-
,len / &apitoliet i @aibineton. Sans
l1bfait er Hebet goofierbt of @om-
rnisiiol1en i @onfurrence 1neb fem
onore 8ille0bugeere. @on111,isiio.
men beltanr al Senator Ri11lte geel-
ion, Sreoerief g Ssngerlou al ct.
Saul % Morris slnerharb, senotor
Mices 5nigerl6n. 2egisIaturen bar
bepiIget $500 til stntne,,.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-01-15

Miniter scbmebemtnn % Sa,
itru bns 9rDnninsen. @riitiontn ben
7be sSanl,or. Den a,nerifanife M--
rifter til Roree % Wsrs. gilbert
.@cbenlebeuno.,,t bIeD tgnnr 1nootuget
! Mabtens nf Dror1,,inge1t. y
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1914-01-15

9riften sienoptages. Mbeeling,
.. So, 12te San Otter / fire Maa,
,,eber at bope ifaaet ftille begl)1ot.
llniteD staies 5taalfo lforporations
)1ioeriioc gnrf i0og fl,lb Drift. Ga.
5000 MpnD bar bnret Iebige.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-07-10
Valley Roasting Ears Appear Here
Canaoup Valley Expected sOon Grape Fruit Drops
n

THE advent OF green valley roasting
ears. the departure OF apricots and
asparagus. together with the reduc-
ton in the price Of watermelons per
mound were features or the market during
ne mast week Valley cantaloupes viii soon
beVf1 TO appear. also much 20 the delight
~ the Fl Pasoans- The cantaloupes are Of
the large mellow variety and will be the IN
itial valley product on the market this sea
Florida grape fruit dropped to hardly
third OF lis former price during the week,
the present price being four for p cents
California fresh cherries have completely
dfsappeared while fresh string beans one
Of the most popular summer vegetables, are
now three pounds for a quarter The price
~ artfcholzes adhere TO the original stand
ard Of Is cents. while fresh asparagus has
slisappeared. Fresh whole pineapples have
also been scratched of the list OF imported
me report this week is as follows:
New California apples -----.---s lbs for z5c
Wateruelons -----.-----.-- e per 10
Elurls % 20 70 --9I Der 3D.
Tragedy plums. 50c a basket, lbs for 25c
Wild goose plums. S1.1o crate Of baskets
o.. ssc basket
Cantaloupes ----------- Lor 80 20
CWholesale $500 per box.l
Oranges -----..----- sue a Qoz-
bananas ---------.----- -...-.-- -zuc 2 ooA
rigs ---.-------- -9e a 10
Golden dates 1900. ------.-.-z IDS. Tor z2c
California fresh cherries -...--...z Csc Der h
Pie cherries --...------...-..---.z zoe Der n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-08-21
Born, ia Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Whit.
"a, August -, u daughter.

Born, 10 Mr.. and Mrs, X, c, Whit.
ed, August ~, daughter.
Owing to the sire OF the Con.
gressional District, it will be inn
possible to see all. however, {, W.
Turner most respectfully soicits
your support in the primary Sept. 3,
adv.
Oscar, the son of MIR. and Mrs.
J. w, Buckner, OF Yellow Creek
died Sunday light Of typhoid fever.
lie was buried Monday in the
family burrying ground. lie was
a promising young man and his
many friends are grieved Al his
untimely demise.
Rev. Fayette Taylor, Of Napier,
son Of Mr.. and Mr.. I w. Taylor
OF this place, was taken to St.
Thomas Hospital, Nashville, last
week and operated ON Thursday
for kidney trouble. II ia reported
his condition is serious.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-08-21

Mrs. Buchanan tirigsby has re-
turned from visit with her mother
in Paris.
Mrs. G. c. Collins il home from
a visit to her BROTHER, J J. Nelson
at Paris.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Shaw and
Mrs. Swank spent Wednesday with
relatives in Vanleer.
Mrs. Dan Mathis, OF Vieksburg,
Miss, il there the guest of her
sister, Mrs. w r. Boyle.
Mrs. Clayton Smith is in Nash.
vile this week the guest OF Mrs, W,
NJ, Harrison,
Mrs Forest Graham, OF Nash
vile, is the guest Of Mrs, II. l..
Williamson.
Mrs. W, II Underwood, and
little son. Ardell, are visiting at
llohenwald.
Mr.. and Mrs, Robert Byrn, OF
near Wayerly, has been visiting
their sister, Mrs. Il. II. Powers.
Mr., and Mrs. J. T. Burch and
children, of Colesburg, spent Sun
day here with relatives.
Misses Mary and Lura Donegan
have returned from visit al Tulla.
homa,
Mrs, John T. OVERLY, Of Texas,
was here Saturday and Sunday the
guest of Mr., and Mrs. Fred Beasley,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-08-21
What Aluminium Ware is:

1t is the coming kitchen warewhin few years it will be
used in every home Aluminium sanary--it is made
from solid piece Of metalno places Tor dirt
disease germs ga,herposvey the sanitary kitchen
that be used light weight ye, durablebrgh and
clean enameled plated surface OF any kind-nohing to
off chip the food thus causing injury to health
Aluminium heats rapidly and heat longer than
other metal which makes it great fuel economlxer Food
burn scorch in aluminium vessel like it would in
any other kind You get vessel and it lasts lcme-
guaranteed las. that long by the makers Begin saving
pons at
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-08-21


An WIN Craig. ii Tarnssa. Fla,
II the guest ol MIS-. Gs Hagrardl
Miss Mary. sugs. Of Nashville.
spent Sundsy the guest 81 Ilr. and
Mra " J, Sugg.
Miss 0eie James. 81 Janes Creek,
spent the Weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. jim Tidwell
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Seay and SON
are visiting Mrs. Seay's mother,
Mrs. Tom Smith.
John Donegan. who has been in
poor health for sometime. We regret
TO learn. Ia worse. and his recovery
10 doubtful.
Mrs q. w. Grow, alter a visit
here with her daughter. Mrs. j. r,
Thomas. has returned to her home
in Bowling Green. Ky
Mrs. ]. T.. Howell, after a few
days visit here with her sister,
Mrs. ], r. Thomas. has returned TO
her home in Moandville. Ala.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. \. Walker aud
family, Of Nashville. en- route home
from West Tennessee. spent Sunday
here the guests ofMrs. H. c, Hogin.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-08-21
SUNDAY TRAIN SERVICE
On Centreyille Branch OF
N, {. & st. l.. Ry.

Beginning Sunday. August 9.
1914. the Nashville. Chattanooga
K St. Louis Railway inaasurs,ed
Sunday Train Service ON its Gen.
treville Branch between Dickson.
Centrevilie and Aliens Greek as
follows
Tram No. l64, which leaves Al
lens Greek at AIS a, m. Centre.
vile ut $40 a. m., and arrives at
Dickson at us a. M, will be OPP
Grated daily, including Sunday.
Train No. los. "a New Tram will
be operated on Sunday Only. lesv.
ing Dickson at 400 p. M, arriving
Centreville at $50 p. m. and ariv-
ing Aliens Creek at 7 p. m.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-08-21
Grevemberg-Wilson

A pretty home wedding Wednes.
day evening al 6 o'clock. was that
Of Miss Maggie Wilson. OF this
place, and DR.. J. M. Grevembera,
OF Gueydan, La. The wedding was
solemnized at the home OF the
brides sister, Mrs. Howard Brown,
on College St, in the presence Of
only few close friends and rela.
tiyes, Rev. ". J. Collier officiating.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gfevemberg left on
the I o'clock train for several
days wedding tour. after which they
will go to Gueydsa, La. to reside,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-08-21
Local and Otherwise

Paul Shannon. OF Johnsonyille. Is
here the guest of Allison feathers,
Miss Fannie powers OF Shaw,
Miss, is visiting relatives here.
Edward .Byrn. OF Obion, is visit.
ing his sister, Mrs, Il, II, Powers,
Miss Ruth Hyde, OF Nashville, is
the guest Of Miss Willie Mai Stantil.
Mrs. NJ. II. Keele and children
have gone for a visit in Clarksyllle.
Mrs, J. 5. Watson has returned
from visit to friends in Camden
Miss Jennie Buquo, of Chatta.
nooga, is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs
Robert Clements.
Paul Lum has gone to Little
Rock, Ark, for a few weeks visit
with relatives.
Miss lmogene Snyden has return
ed from visit to relatives in Nash.
vile.
Misses Christine Hunt aud Sarah
Stone are visiting friends in Tracy
City.
Miss Ida Beasley returned 90
Nashville sunday after two weeks
visit here with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. y. r. Bcasley,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-08-21
ELECTION NOTICE.
RESOLUTION.


Re il Resolved, by the Town
Council OF the town OF Dickson
that an election is hereby called TO
be held in the four wards OF the
town OF Dickson between the hours
of9 a. m, and 4 o. m, on Thursday.
September the 3rd, for the purpose
OF electing one Mayor, one Recorder.
one Marshal, and one School
Director from the town at large,
and two Aldermen from each OF the
four wards OF the said town Of
Dickson.
Be il further Resolved, that, the
following citizens are hereby APP
pointed to hold said election at
the places designated below.
Ward No. Id. +. Hudson,
receiver; Chas. Ray, J. +. Dean,
clerks; G. l.. Faulkner, J. V. Gray,
J. r. Taylor, judges. Election to
be held in or near Mays Hotel, in
ward No. /.
Ward No. Nv NJ. Hogin, re.
ceiyer; L. G.. Helberg, G. l.. Scott
clerks, ]. b. Robinson, |. c. Tai.
lent, J. l.. Wyman. judges. Elec
ton to be held in or near j. NJ
Gossett's store in ward No, 2.
Ward No, 81, A. Lunn, re.
celyer; l.. NJ. Twomey, r. +. Mel.
ton. clerks; B. A. Clifton. X. j
Work, j, P. Gray, judges. Election
to be held in OF near W. A. Cham.
bers h Co. store in ward No. B.
Ward No. Ar. II. Seay, receiv.
er; jeff Smith J. b, Cummins.
clerks; W. b. Crutcher. A. G. boz.
Ter, X. NJ. McAlister, judges. Flee.
ton to be held in or near viii Cox
building in ward No. 4.
Passed this August the 18th 1914
II l., Grigshy,
Mayor Protein.
Attest: II c, Thompson, Recorder.
Upon roll call the following alder.
men voted aye, A. c. Hughes, R.
A, Freeman, L, 5. Payne, Oug
Harris, G. c. Redden and Dan JOS
lin. alderman J. NJ. Gossett being
absent and not voting.
In pursuance OF Resolution,
passed by the town council OF the
town Of Dickson, passed August IL,
1914, calling an election to be held
for the purpose OF electing one
Mayor, one Recorder, one Marshal,
and one School Director. from the
town at large. and two Aldermen
from each of the four wards OF the
said town OF Dickson.
BY virtue OF the authority in us
lested as election Commissioners
for Dickson County, an election is
hereby called to be held in the four
wards OF the town Of Dickson. be-
tween the hours OF 9 a. m, and 4
D. m. on Thursday, Sept. 3, 1914.
for the purposes mentioned above.
The above named citiEens oil the
town appointed by the town coun.
eli. are hereby appointed to hold
said election,
F.. II. Stone.
d. A. Neblett.
c. II. UnderhiIl.
Election Commissioners for Dick.
aaF.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-08-21
Ray.Watts

Mr.. Chas. Watts has announced
the engagement and approaching
marriage of his daughter, Mabel. to
Mr.. Hubert o. Ray, of Dickson.
The wedding will be solemnised on
September 3rd.-Tennessean 4
American.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-08-21
HOME: PLANNERS

should plan for the future as well
as the present, The house that
lasts is the one they should build.
The lasting quality of house de
ponds largely on the character OF
the lumber used, If it be from
this yard, rest assured the result
will be a house OF lasting satistsc-,
ton.