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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

The boy In the hospital bed promptly
accepted the terms and showed up for
spring pIatltce- me manager had expected
an Impossible recruit. but. to his surprise
he found himself shaking hands with a
husky youngster who IS today one of the
strongest men in baseball It was the won
derilt physique OF the young farmer that
lar team.
The hero Of this sketch Is noted for his
returning disposition He rarely ever saws q
word TO anyone. but there is not a more
loved man IN the game among the rIav-
era. They joke him about being 81, No.
tllhatEe' but he merely smiles and GOES
On ABOUT MS business Of tossing or hitting
the pan He can do either equally we'll
one gay after he had been in the lea r71a
TOT Two years. the manager. for a Joke
sent MN 10 the plate as pinch hitter
Inc quiet young giant promptly fooled
eFeryyouy by slammiHg the BAH against the
centerIleld fence and winning the sar1e
AGAIN ana again he was tried. and again
and again he delivered
in later years our hero began to lose his
cunning and was sent TO another cruH r.
DION IKE the change. but said nothing
Ills manager Immediately began 70 miss him
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08


I 4 Cnrisry MlrheWson would succeed
I Miller Higgins as manager o. the
I Cardinals shocked president Brltton OF -ne
/ club when interrogated on the subject. Brit
counselel by many Of his friends 20 clauEe
mana gers il is said that there is a sem
tlment abroad that Huggins is destined 10
I be failure I'm for giving GuEglns a
ton Just now Hugglns looks 20 me like
the permanent leader Of the Cardinals, or
until the season is over anyway
Harry Foley, who hos nomInaIly handled
the affairs Of Willie Richie Tor the post
his services Will be no Iunl-1- required.
Hc--atter Eitc-sie viii continue along the
puEllisuc path without . manager. II is
I-nlal'e that most Of thu Richie business
Wild U.S. his brother. Lou. In san Frar=.zco.
slI.a his brother. Henry who IS resident OF
chicago. VIII look after his affairs IN the
east There is no talk u a disagreement
between Foley and the champion
After a long conference. president c. C.
Madison, Of the Kansas City Federal league
club, was unable 10 induce pitchers Bland
ing and kallers Of the Cleveland American
league team, 20 jump back 20 the Federais.
tlEnt under the noses OF manager Birming-
nam and the other Maps. Madison held a
conference with Banding in q hotel in 81
Louis recently Madison was so excited
mat Dc stood under an open umbrella I'm
the lobby Of the hotel. according 10 a num-
rer OF Cleveland players.
The victory OF Al Mccoy over George
has thrown the middleweirht division into
more confusion than ever. Ring followers J
In general are inclined TO take The claims /
Of the second rater to tho mlddleweight J
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
TRAIN LEAVES TRACKS:
PASSENGER NEARLY browns

Prince Rupert, B. c., May s-A train
on the newly completed trans-conti-
mental Grand Trunk Pacific railway wa
ditched Thursday near Westrose lake.
c. VanardsOI. division engineer: Mrs.
Marion Paterson. Vancouver. and 70
others were injured. those named seri.
Ously.
Three coaches fell over the embank-
ment and the waters OF the lake en-
tered one car. almost drowning Mrs g
Graham. OF Smithers. B. c. The train
crew rescued her by cutting through
the car with axes. Recent frosts dam
aged the grade and caused the deraiI-
menL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
liz d

ERE is a young man who received a
contract to join big league ball club
Whlie propped up in hospital bed
-.,-, In O. little bush league town Of the
L--uule west But that isn't the strange
pe-- OF IT, He had never seen the manager
VINO slsned him, and the manager had never
seen MIN To tell the truth. the manager
Laa not even looked up his record and had
sent no scout to give him the once over"
10 is likely that there was never another
BAN player signed under similar conditions
ana = puzzled the subject OF this sketch
nightly
The sending OF the contract was purely
matter OF sentiment and thing done
on the spur OF the moment Pure guess
work it was as TO ability
IL seems that the manager. now nroui-
nent in the btg leagues. once PLAYED in q
little town wherein our hero played In
looking over the list Of players that were
subject 20 draft, he happened to spy the
name OF this man and also the name of
me town. which happened TO be the same
place he had playd as q youth
s-.LI JlsL sign tPat fellow he said to a
1FleIll. and take chance I'd like 10
have man who started on The same tesT,
that / did just for sentiments sake.s
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
Presidents Daughter Is Now Bride

Cary Travers Grayson. L. S n, best
man, who was attired in full dress uni
form, met the bride at the altar
President Gives Bride Away.
The Presbyterian single ring service
was used with the Characteristic WORDS
love, honor and obey"
As the president gave the bride away
there was an sffecuonate smile on MS
face He stepped back from the altar
beside Mrs Wilson and as the words
of the service were read their faces
We're gravely solemn The bride ana
groom repeated the service unfalter-
inEly and did not appvar ru the least
nervous. They smiled happily rs they
led the procession from the altar 10
the red room. where they received the
congratulations Of the guests
Supper was served in the state am
ing room. while the Marine hand
played The bride cut the wedding
cake with DR.. GraysOn's sword the
young folks had q dance in the blue
room and in an unsuspected moment
Mr.. and Mrs NcACOo slipped into a
waiting automobile and motored rap
idly down executive avenue.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
CHAPLAIN AXIOM TO
GET LEAVE OF ABSENCE

Capt. John T. Axton. chaplain Of the
goth infantry, has been given a leave
Of absence Of several months which
ne viii spend with his family in Fort
Douglas. Utah.
1. Maj r. T. T. Niche has been ap-
pointed assistant adjutaut Of the Fl
PasO division. and commander Of the
first squadron of the 18Th cavalry.
Mai William +. Lewis. medical corps
has been appointed division sanitary
inspector TO supervise the camp sani-
tari0n-
Lieut. William v Hensley. ir.. OF the
18th cavalry, has been appointed intel
Igence officer for this division
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

and thinking he had chance 20 win the
penranr. decided that 90 would be unfair %
deprive the young man Of a share Of the
prize money. He was always fond Of the
boy personally and again on the impulse o.
the moment. brought him back.
In the meantime our hero had saved his
money and Invested it in farm lands adj
joining those on which he was brought up.
Less than year ago there came an Inn
portant move in the lie Of the subject %
this sketch ard to the surprise OF every
body thut knew him. he lelped right out
from under the wing Of the manager who
had stuck TO him 50 long Moreover. the
manager was glad that he had bettered
himself though he didn't exactly approve OF
the deserrion. IL we told the nature OF that
move It would spoil this biography. Figure
10 out
Who IS he:-Copyright, 1914, by the
Wheeler Syndicate. Inc.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
APPROPRIATION BILL Is
passed m ruur-

Washington. d. c.. May S-The an
nual appropriation bill, carrying SI3s.-
9oV,5o4 and providing for the entire adj
mlnistratiOu naval construction pro-
gram. was passed by the house Thurs
day without a roll call The building
program includes two battleships. one
20 be built IN government navy yard;
six torpedo boat destroyers. one sea-
going torpedo boat, three coats defence
submarine torpedo boats TO be con-
structed on the Pacific coast. and four
submarines
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
REMoDELIXG OF FORMER

Benson, AriZ-, May S.-ROyaI Lescher,
state architect, has been here from
Phoenix 10 show the high school board
2 lans for the remOdeliuE Of the old
state reform school building which is
u be used for the high school Glass
rooms are arranged for. with an as
sembly room, and rooms for CONNER
cial studies, manual training and do
nestle science
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
SCHOOLS OF COCHISE
LnI WV " nrNc II nsr. |

Tombstone, Ariz. May according
10 county superintendent ID. p. Hutch
ms. the public schools viii all close
this month. most Of them on Nav Is.
schools in some Of the smaller districts
have already closed The four dis
tricts in the san Pedro valley closed
month ago on account OF the smallpox
epidemic II is not intended 10 make
Up this lost time.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
TWO SUITS ARE BROUGHT
AGAINST CITY OF PHOENIX

Phoenix. Ariz. May S-For injuries
received last summer. when he was run
over by a runaway team attached TO a
sprinkling wagon. c. H AIorrell has
sued the city Tor $4,000. Muro Ruiz.
who was injured by the caving Of q
sewer trench he was digging for the
city, has sued for $4,000.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
NEW DIRECTORS ELECTED BY
EGYPTIAN COTTON GROWERS

Mesa, Ariz.. May Sat the annual
meeting Of the Mesa Egyptian Cotton
Growers exchange. ". s. Dorman. w
j. Shrine. J. l. WARM. J. J. Fraser and
the ensuing year Resolutions thank
ing the department OF agriculture g.
its assistance rendered 10 the ,ct.o1
growers Of the valley We're adopted.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
FIT. STOCKTON CLUB
WILL MEET MAY ID

Fort Stockton, Tex. May S.-The
annual meeting OF the CommerciaI CHM
VIII be held at the club rooms on
Thursday night. May II, at which time
new officers and a new board Of direc-
tors IS TO be chosen Secretary Giles
VIII submit review Of the work Of the
club FOR the past year.
Professor Miuear. the farm adviser
and demonstratOr. will submit a report
OF his activities for the time he mas
been employed, and this Will prove an
eyeopener 20 everybody. il is sid
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
Sues CITY FOR sezOO;..
GINEN NERDICT For sI22

Mrs. Julia de Rosear. suing the city
in the gath district court for $1,000
damages fo- alleged personal injuries,
vas given a verdict by the jury for
Sl22. The verdict was returned Thurs
day afternoon. The case had been on
trial two days The plaintiff alleged
that she sustained her injuries when
she fell through q bridge over tie
canal at the intersection Of Palm and
Piedras streets. The alleged accident
occurred in April. 1911 The Water
Users association was made parry
defendant to the suit.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
CHINESE SMUGGLING CHARGED


Harry r. Ross was arrested W edn7s-
day evening on a charge Of aidlnS anu
abettfrr- the smuggling Of Chinese out
OF Il PasO. The man IS said 10 nave
been assisting in the smugs ing OF
Chinese on the Southwestern When ~
rested He was placed in JalL 20 await
preliminary hearing.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
GEN BELL TO COMMAND

AAeoDA - n LIS III 4
San Francisco Cal, May S-Nai
Gen J. Franklin Bell, who recently re-
Enquished command of the Philippine
division, United States army, arrived
Unexpectedly Thursday night and left
almost at once for Texas City to as
cume command OF the troops remain
ing at that point
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

For your Sunday dinner, Opitz meats
are the best. Phone 156.-Advertise-
ment-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
rSi I. ]. ing
. GJlARzKZEEW
Ihl5 Name On the frame Of Every Cenuine

famous for its superb elegance IN design
and Workmanship, and for It's exclusive,
practical features. Fully guaranteed and
the makers viii replace any part that
wears out or breaks within two years.
The special grade Fabrilzoid Leather
made exclusively for the Subway, Is
included IN this guarantee, and In
9aoInon eaTTies the guarantee of the
DGFont Eabrizoid Co, sole makers of
Fa6rlkoid. The tres on every Sidwav
are not made Of the ordinary compost
uon' but Of real, I've rubber.
You pay no more for a ''Sidway8 than
ior many unglarznteed Carriages. MI
7. '4[ nov styles by the Subway Mercantile
Co. El1hzTts Ind See the SIDWAYzt
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08

The ball player who was the hero Of yes
terdny'S story is Frank Chance, manager Of
the Yankees.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
REBUILDING TENT
COLONY REFERRED
To THE PRESIDENT
Col. Lockett Says He Consid-
ers the Matter Too Grave
For Him to Decide.

Trinidad, Colo, May S.-James Lock
EFT. commanding the 18th cavalry. II
S A. in command of the federal trooDs
here. today informed union leaders thar
he had referred the matter of rehabiIi-
tation of the Ludlow tent colony to
president Wilson with his recomu1enda-
tons, and that they would have to
make further negotiations in that re-
gard with the president himself. He
said he considered it too vital matter
for any other than the president to
decide
The proclamation for disarmament Of
citizens in the Trinidad district was
issued today and set Saturday. Nav o
as the date Of delivery. All classes Of
fire arms we're included in the proc
lamatiOn-
300 Rifles Are Seized.
Three hundred condemned army rifles
and 200 ROUNDS OF ammunition for each
weapon, consigned to the United Mine
Workers OF Americas agent at Ration,
y. NJ from New York, were taken over
by the federal officers early TO-DAY. No
other arms were received by the OIL
GERS.
Col Lockett considered the situation
in the northern fields, especially at
GlenwOod Springs, Oak Greek and
Crested Buttes, extremely grave and
has recommended that governor AM
mons dispatch additional national
guardsmen to that section. The fed
efal troops cannot be spared for that
duty there, until the forces have been
strengthened by at least zoo men, so
Col LOclett reported.
Concerning additional troops, Col
LOcketr stated he had reported the
situation TO secretary Of war Garrison
and was awaiting further advices from
the war department
Maj. Howe and Mai. HoIbrook. with
other officers, today visited Aguilar to
armament
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-05-08
BURGLARS CARRY OFF
NUMBER OF WATCHES

Some time Thursday night burglars
entered the store of CastulO Herrera,
$40 South II PasO street. and carried
away q number Of watches.
a horse and buggy belonging 10 the
TeEicO Transfer company, left standing
near the Sheldon hotel Thursday night.
was missed The animal and the We
hicIe had not been located Friday
morning
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-17

GaIf6 D%er6d6tigt. GultE.
ou iubt DohI gar Qrbeit In Der
3eitung2
audtidfopfi ginen gun6 GhIais
jsI hub' in gtfunOtn, unb bn lnf'
ib inter osr usaerfdrift n9erIDren
bib AOreFe BON Den G6liTsIIndern!
5nrtnddig. Sd babe bic
Gbre, mid Sbnsn bor5uitsnen, i'd bin
elmer ner Gbsfs Oes 6aufes 6uupts
mann & 60. aus aiH5!@
saEh. freut mid isbr, biste, Iitbsr
6err 5auptmann, bebeden sic fin.s
.GnffhulOgen, ID biks midi
6nupiniannt fuRSrn 6inbs!@
sGans mob, llsbsr 6grr Ruug'
eqKnissg Ef
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-17

8, 0ieftainber. .aomm.
Dilli1, fdgte Die Wlntter. aftf ni6t
10 fslbftIidtig. aoB 8eineu gruA
Ter Elm Deilden nit 9einen murs
neln fpitIen.4
aHbera, fagts Milli. .er nil III
.tmnfer bebultsn.@
1Tds gIoube i1 ni6t."
sd 0snts % dber bod, fpei! %
F4Ou 5pti DsridIudt Bat.
pas 1asebud. man
li;rhtst nirtti6, bdB 5rou Eener
pdbniinnig miro. Cir fonb Elm Ga4
ssbuh. oos u ais 5nuggeitIle tiibr,
IL
mad unt Sic f6redli6sn Gnt..
aedungtn
rNtiH. ear ftint GnE0eduaaen Es
mar eine GsheimfhrfFt, nn0 Ii lonns
X stiH Morl s~Htsiffern.s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1914-12-17
4aenfen.

agcntcn Fir Elm iebr Dertbbones
iino Iaift nerfdufli1es cngliides
Bud tperoen iiberoa aaIlitt uno M
aeTtcaf. Outer gerornit un0 iteti.
gc arbeit fir SeoetL oer ctipas thur
pia. lin fueitere altsfunft aorei.
fire: =. .. Boz $3.50, 0maba, Reb.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18

Miss Addie Wyatt il almos, past
walking as a result Of stepping on ;
snake bone which penetrated hel
heel.
Bob Lowell who has been at Mt
Pleasant the past few months re-
turned home Saturday,
The pike grading crew has high
way No, 5 practically graded Iron
Dickson to the tracks Of the Centre.
vile Branch railroad hy Cicero
Bishops property
Lots Of Corn has been cut here
lately And several people art
arranging to SOW wheat, rye, etc.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. ]. Mays were
guests Of relatives at Ceutreyllie
last week, They were passengers
on the ill-taied train which some
vile wretch attempted to wreck,
Lee Adcoek expects 10 occupy the
Jamerson farm this week.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
Pomona

Mrs. Emma Landlord is very i'll
II this writing,
The Pomona debating club met
Friday night, Sept, IL, as usual,
rhe question discussed was: Re-
solved that the use OF Commercial
FERTILE is a Disadvantage to the
Farmer, The speakers on the
affirmative side were Wiley Clifton,
Columbus Adcock and Mr.. Cola
back, Those on the negative were
rhos Helbison. Joe Lille and Mr.
Cine. The judges decided in favoi
Of the negative. La the absence OF
Of both the president and vlce.ptes'
ldent, Mr.. Lille acted as president
1t was decided 10 continue the reg
ular meeting once a week, as long
AS can get crowd. The next
question IL, Resolved that General
Lee Deserves more Credit and
Honor than General Grant. All
are cordially invited to attend.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
Oak Hill.

Miss Bessie Greer Of Edgewood
spent Saturday and SUNDAY with
hometolks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Burch and
son Of White Bluff spent Sunday
with Mr., and Mrs. j, J, Gill,
Misses Annie and Irene CorIew
had for their guest Sunday evening
Messrs. Elmer Cox and t,1y Oakley
Ruby Gill Of Floral spent Satur.
day and Sunday with hometolks,
Mr.. and Mrs. William Baker and
children Of White Bluff spen, sun.
day afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
]. ]. till.
Mr. Mitchell Corlew and Miss
Cora Stacy were married last sun.
day afternoon at White Bluff
Little Roland Greer, SON Of Mr..
and Mrs. b. Il, Greer. has been on
the sick list for several days, but il
better at this writing.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
CARTHAGE WOMAN TELLS HAPPY
STORY OF GREATEST SURPRISE.

wanted 70 ser how | got along,
That cheerful message from Mrs
Duke. out ON Rural Route No.
=, Carthage, is typical Of thousands
received from users OK Mayrs Won.
iprfut Stomach Remedy. Il clears
the digestive tract Of mucotl acere-
tons and poisonous matter 1t
brings swift relief IL sufferers from
ailments Ut the stomach, liver and
lntes;ina. disorders, Ii is quick
ard safe in action. Many declare
ii has saved them from dangerous
operations; many ". gurr il has
saved their lives.
Because otthe remarkable success
.ot lhis remedy there are many
'ml,ators, - he cautious Re sure
tt~ Nsyrs, 10 10 Matthews drug
store aud ash ABOUT the wonderful
results II has been accomplishing
N send te Geo. III. Mayt. Mig.
Chemist l54-l56 Whiting 81,
Chicago H.. Tor free book 90
stomach ailments and many letters
trcta grateful people whn have been
resso'ed. Any druggist can tell
you it, wonderful effects adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
)

Mr.. sha Mrs. r @iI- Iamples
spent Sunday the guests II their
daughsef. Mr. fam Chsnller.
Nose Spencer ard fafRily Fisised
VIZ. and Mil. Leonard fidsell Slln-
day,
Frank Tfdwell ii qlaite sick NJ
this writing.
Misses Beatrice and Etha ,ioraan
were she guests of Misses Myrtle
ard Lillian Lewis sunday.
MIR. ana Mrs, John Davidson
visited the latier's parents, John
Tidweli and wife Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Jordan spent one
day last week with Mrs.. Springer.
Misses Nell and Beatrice Halring.
ton and Ina Gambol spent Satur,
day night and Sunday the guests
ii the Misses Myatt.
Born toMr. and Mrs. ChSs. Skies
Sunday. Sept. 18th. d daughter.
Misses Nav and Daisy Brown
spent Saturday night and Sunday
on Nails Creek the guests Of their
brother. Otis Brown and family.
Several Of this vicinity attended
the ice cream supper near Bon Aqua
saturday night.
Miss Etha Jordan spent Saturday
night with Der aunt, Mrs. X. h
Sears.
Alex Spieer Of Turnbull was a
guest oi Miss May brow Sunday.
Mrs Beatrice Harrington spent
uesday night the guest Of Mrs. G.
q. Jordan.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
Mrs. Duke Waited ! Months
to See II Ii Wasn't Too
Good to be Really True.

Mrs Laura nuke ot Carthage.
Tenn, vas victim If stomach dis
orders far several wears. she host
appetite ahd her weight tpBl oiI
She could net rest III night She
took Nayrs Wonderful stomach
Remedy~-~iust u lew doSes~~and
found herself restored
La fact, Mrs Dukes recovery
was 80 rapid she was afraid that u
could be only temporary 81 III,
waited from September, when sht
took the remedy, until the follow
ing February % pass judgment
then she wrote;
Il write you ia regard 10 youi
wonderful stomach remedy that
took last September. | feel better
than | have in five years,
My weight was ia1a pounds
now it il i41la, and | can eat any.
thing I want. / sleen we'll at night
| would have written before, hnt
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
sssas MT.

Mrs. Sophia Work spent lasi
sunday with Air.. and Mrs, ] n.
Petty.
w. Hs MeCaelin vent III Nasls-
siIle Monday Oh business
John Petty il making some exs
lensiya Improvements on his dwell
ing houee,
Mrs. n. IT. Mct'aslin bias l,eeu
quite sick iur the pass week wita
tuusilitis.
III. ]. Work al Big Hurricane
spent d few hours GA Iiaey Ialst
sunday.
| H. j. Redden and Miss Elizabeth
Redden left sunday Tor few weeks
stay at Ned Rnlling Springs, where
they will take u much NEEDED rest,
Mrs. Willie MeCaslin and little
son, Phillip, spent last week al
! Staylan the guests al the lotsneE !
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Z. J.. Phillips,
Miss Ethel McCaslin has just ~,
| turned from an extended visit In
the homa 81 Miss LINDA Sieks ID
near the meath OF Plney.
Mrs, Jane Myatt and daughter.
Miss Hattie, of Duck River spent
the weekend here with relatives.
Mrs. 0cie Greer aud three chill.
dren ot East Piney spent Saturday
nigh, and Sunday with Mr.. and
| Mrs. " AIDE Greer,
Mrs. Tom Manley OF Plumbers
Creek was taken 10 Nashville last
Monday where she will undergo al
| operation for some enron c a!lment
ol long standing. Mrs Manley has
been in very bad health Tor q mum.
bsr Of years.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18

| was annoyed for over a year
by attacks 81 acute Indigestion.
followed by constipation, writes
Mrs. MI Gallagher. Geneva, n.
Y, Il tried everything that was
recommended to me for this conn
plant but nothing did me much
good until about four months ago
saw Chamberlain Tablets adver.
tised and procured a bottle Of them
from our druggist, soon realized
that Ind gotten the right thing
tor they helped me at once. Since
takisg two bottles Of them can
eat heartily without any bad
ELECTS. Sold by all dealers. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured.

My attention was first called TO
Chamberlain S Collie. Cholera aud
Diarrhoea Remedy as much A.
twelve yeare years ago. Az that
time | was seriously Ill with sum,
mer complaint, One dose oil this
remedy checked the trouble, wules
Mrs, C. W, Florence. kocshetd
Ind, Fer sale by all dealers adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
Mt. Lebanon Wins.

Mt Lebanon base ball team
lourneyed over to Sycamore Sasm
day and took one Of the most hoiiy
contested games Of the season
The score being 4 to ia favor ol
Mt. Lebanon, The batteries fcr
Sycamore were Tidwell and Shelley.
For MI. Lebanon Robinson and
l.arkins. The principle features "a
the game were the fielding ~ Dnna-
way. Allen and G, I.srkins, sud
batting Of Hicks.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
Chamberlains Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy.

II advised the boys when they
enlisted Tor the Spanish war to take
Chamberlaln's Coiic, Cholera and
piauhoea Remedy With them, ANA
have received many thanks for the
advice given. writes j, H Hough.
land Eldon. Iowa. No person
whether travelling or at home should
be without this great remedy For
sale by all dealers. --adv.