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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
Prepare Your Products for the Dickson County Fair to be Held Sept go Oct and

| No fear then ier the hatcher Ia sure
10 be knocking al his door. lie
has made himself independent. II
is patent. therefore, that stock
raisers must do two things provide
for the raising of material for silage
sufficient for the stock to be carried
and TO preserve this IN perfect con-
,iition in suitably constructed
.ilo. The silo has proven itself 10
be the very thing needed for this
purpose, and every intelligent
farmer in the state appreciates this.
The only question il what kind
and size to build. On those points
this pamphlets gives the fullest in-
formation and most practical sug-
gestions. What TO do and what to
avoid to insure success in con.
struetion are clearly shown. Illus.
ratiGns ana estimates for building
III siEes and kinds are plainly
given In fact, everv conceivable
question Of practical use is fully
answered No enc thing more
apportune than the preparation and
issuance OF this very suggestive
pamphlet could have been hit upon
/, can be had on application, and
should be carefully read by every
stock raiser Ia the state,
Professor II 4 Morgan. Of Knox
vile, known 10 every progressive
farmer in Tennessee, has time and
again, IN the naest practical way,
tod in many different points in the
,'ate. demonstrated malhematicnlly
90 the blackboard in sight OF his
hearers, that the very best market
the farmer cbn possibly find Tor bis
grain, as well as his grasses, is the
increased tlesn or high grades Of
cattle kept on the farm. cattle which
will command the best prices in
he markets, Tor there IL a very
great difference IN the profit derived |
from raising good ~ poor cattle |
No intelligent man can read cattle |
statistics III the United States with.
put becoming convinced that for
many years to come the raising OF |
good cattle viii surely prove profit. |
,bIe If Judgement If shown, Ten |
nessee is ideally suited for this in. |
IuStry, and more should engage |
actively in It Judge Robert Ewing
Tor Na.hylIi, pUly
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
Booster Day.

-
LlSl saturday was "uo''e' Gay
IA ~ 'NSon' Mf, . F. H'eN'r' re-
presenting 'he Frac',r" AoN'F'''
ing '"1 o 0pflns"e''' ''','' N''
n''t MI ~. NrtA 'oI''i'''S ' '''''', ,
e'Ho' Nl'h hradqutt'etS AZ ilo''a"''
Nri'',a store lHr ''uo Is V"'n'
posed 81 hummer 81 young ''''tT
'lifo"S"oo' ''le county an" ''' "l'
VINO does 'ht most oooS',pR .,, al"
secures 'lF mos VOTES VIII ue B'Ne'
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
DEAThS.

Mr. Henley Griesby died at Char
lotte, Sunday Sept -, 1914 aged
80 years. He had been IN bad
health Tor somatme, having been
afflicted with a tumor Of the
stomach He was operated OH in
1t, Louis, where he resided before
coming here about eight months
ago,
He was a son of the late T. X.
Grieshy, and a halt brother Of the
late Judge " l., Grigshy.
Funeral services were held Mon
day afternoon and interment took
place in the Charlotte cemetery
He is survived by wite and two
little girls
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
HUMPHREYS COUNTY'S
SHERIFF SLAIN.

Wagerly, Tenn. Sept. Is. --Abou
2 2 O'Clock Tuesday morning on Duel
hlyer. on tine farm Of VIM. McAGoo
Sheriff Sam Stockard was shot Ia
death while trying to arrest a mar
Nv the name OF Hugh Hughes o.
Enery, better known hereabouts a,
Cap" Hughes.
y seems that Hughes or Emery
had been drinking for several days
ani became involved in quarrel
With McAdoo during last night over
some matter, ard il il alleged had
threatened 20 kill McAdoo. Know.
Ing the desperate character of the
man. at about o'clock Tuesday
morning McAdoo te.ephoned to
Sheriff Stockard to bring some one
with him and come and arrest
Hughes. Mr.. Stockard deputized
Marshal John TankersIey aud they
reached the place at about Il oclock
and started on the hunt Of Hughes.
They found Hughes near big gate
IN The lane near by.
Mf stockard apparently did not
realize what desperate character
he was dealing with and endeayored
70 make the arrest in his usual
quite manner. When he placed his
hand on Hughes the latter began
shooting with an automatic revolver
every shot taking effect in the
breast and body OF the sheriff,
Hughes stepped a few steps away
and reloaded his gun and fired five
more shots into the sheritFs body
A. he lay upon the ground calling
him not to shoot any more. While
Hughes was firing on the sheriff
Tankersley shot twice at Hughes
but missed him. Having had only
two loads In his gun and having ex-
hausied his ammunition, he ran
away, Hughes turning upon him,
but hA failed 10 hit him,
Within 4 short time a message
by telephone came to Waverly that
lfAs shsrilf bad been shot. Quite a
numbsroi Waverly citizens in auto.
inobiles hurried out to the scene
xith shotguns and pistols, intent
|pll capturing Hughes, dead or alive
1aching his home they surrounded
M demanding that he surrender
'This he refused to do under any
clTcumstances, and when they
crowded closer to the house he
began firing. Thereupon the posse
began shooting, aud Hughes was
killsI with a double barrel shot.
'fun. the load entering his side and
F0tng clear through his boly He
SyAs killed instantly,
Hughes was in the aslynm for the
insane 4 few years ago. - fe mes
s1An n American.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18

A mass meeting Of the white
Republicans VI Dickson ceunty Is
called to meet at the courthouse in
Dickson at o'clock y. m. Satur-
day, Sept. 26, 1914. for The purpose
of nominating a candidate Tor the
lower House OF the State l.egis-
lature and to transact such other
business as may he necessary.
This Sept rs, 1914.
G., " Mullins. Chairman.
9.aj :, A. Bates. Sec =.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
Silos and Silage.

We gladly call the attention Of
our readers to the following article
ny Judge Robert EwiEg, Of Nash.
vile, concerning the value OF siIage
IN stock feeding, and commenting
the booklet on the subject recently
published by the Agricultural Dl-
vision Of the \, {. IL 81. l.. Rys
Traffic Department. The booklet
may be had free oi cost by address
,ng |. f. Bellah, General Agent,
Nashville, Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
Bankrupt Sale

On "Wednesday, Sept. %. at
o'clock, y, m, | will otfer for sale
to the highest and best bidder the
entire stock of goods, including dx.
lures, now in bankruptcy by Chas,
Ray, located in the Pentecost build.
ing; also wagons and implement,
in the Rogers warehouse, : vacant
lots. $4,000 pike stock Terms,
cash. A, c. HUGHES,
Trustee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
Good Tobacco and
Stock arm for Sale.

4 farm oi about 220 acres, five
miles from Clark.ullc, Tenn, nc.
ressihle to two ttte ferries. with lot
u fresh cleafed land suitable for
tobacco, splendidly watered aud
reasonably well improved Will
make easy terms TO reliable pur.
chaser For further information
address A Il tiholson, Atty, Clarks.
gilIe> Tennessee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
JONES CREEK.

II Mn. Jennie Reep is quite sick al
Isls writing.
~ I'M and Mrs, J. II Brown spen,
unday afternoon the guest OF Mr.
I Hxld Mr.. A. ]. Shirley.
MIN Airy Baker spent the week.
nd the guest OF her sister, Mrs, W,
cimberly. at Sylvia.
". and Mrs. NJ. ] Duke spent
Enday ID Dickson the guest OF
lIIsir son, Caster Duke and wife,
\ yIuls0 Are quite sick with fever,
G MIN Sue Austin Of Dickson spen,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
NOTICE.

All parties owing the estate of
Chas, Ray, bankrupt. will come for
ward and settle at once and save
cost. A. accounts viii he put uut
Tor collection after the a3rd day of
September. A. G.. HUGHES,
Trnstee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
Report OF City Water
and Light Committee

Below is the report Of the Water
and Light Committee Of the town
Of Dickson, showing the operating
expenses, Improvements and re-
ceipts since January LIST, 1914, un-
Ill Sept. |, 1914:
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18

Mr.. Emma Truit,, wife Of Henry
Truitt, aged 81 years. died here AZ
her home on Water Street last
Thursday Of tuberculosis. Funeral
services were conducted by Elder
f. W. Daniel al the residence Fri.
day afternoon, and her remains laid
to rest in Union Cemetery.
She is survived by her husband
six children-,hree boys and three
girls. parents. Mr., and Mrs. JAS
Edwards, Of Lyle, and several broth,
ers ard sisters.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18

All parties are hereby warned
not ~ trespass upon the premises
or timber Of my place, known as
the Dikeman land adjoining the
town OF Dickson.
Mrs. Geo. Mckenzie.
BY l.. NJ. Sensing, agent
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
THE CROAkER"

Once by the edge of pleasant pool
Under the bank where il dark and cool
Where the bushes over the water hung.
And the grasses nodded and the rushes swung.
Just where the brook flowed out OF the bog.
There lived gouty and mean old frog
Who d SIT all day in the mud and soak,
And just do nothing but eroak and eroak
Till blackbrd whistled, i say. heuol-
What's the matter down there below
Are you in PAIN, sorrow, or whah
And the frog answered Mine is gruesome lot
Nothing but dirt and mud and slime
For me to look at the ln elong time"
." lis dismal world be sadly spoke
And voiced his win a mourntul croak
But you're looking dowa" the blackbird said
Look at the blossoms overhead
Look at the beautiful summer skies
Look at the bees and butterflies
Look up old fellow, why bless my SOUL
y ou Ee looking down lnta a .uIuskIats hole.
But still with gurghng 500 and choke
The frog continued croAk and oroak.
But a wise old turtle-who boarded near
Said to the blackbud Friend. sec here
Don't waste your tears on HIM, tor he
Is miserable cause he wants to be-
Tie is one OF the kind thst won't be glad
And it makes him happy to think he's sad
III tell you something-~and it's no Joke
Don't waste your pity those who croak"
-Ex
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
Totals So, 3,69l.l2 $4s5.l6 $4.93S.5G

Az will be seen by these figures
the water AMI light system has
cleared in the eight months, or
since the water from Payne Spring
has been raining into the reservoir,
above operating expenses and i'm
proyements, S762.2S
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18
. Notice.

To any one desiring 70 purchase
one Of the best building lots in
Dickson on reasonably terms.
should see | NJ, Sensing, agent
Of the Dikeman Land.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18

WANTED-loung lady ANTS
position as stenographer. We'll
qualified, good reference. Adj iress
postothce box 50, Dickson, Ter q.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1914-09-18

Mrs :. II. Austin, who has been
seriously i'll TOR the past few weeks
we are glad to report improving.
The evening world., 1914-02-11
n. Ckeap and
Mig Msds, But Snds
sCosslh Quickly
'Sokw .. N1alss ehs vesy Dsse
g'coaAoh Remedy at Home
fully casarantoo0.

~ pius 4 eeaeh syrup = sesily
- q ko0s ed savss you about - %
p O60passA VIII Ordinary oosSh rsms-
n 4 sulisvss obstinate cosShs-evca
VSoooiaa eos0k-Qulckly. and = sp,sa.
~ OoN eoe besachial astAoA spas-
oons seoup and hoasseness.
lnls 80 pist q raaulatsd sugar With
= - & warn water. and seif Tor
-. Put sN ounces q Finer (fifty
epGDS' wsstA) h . plat bottle cad add
- ou0ns oyyvN =.
~ sakes dsAs hid q . cough and
So o1nsse 6sNane sslisf. 10 stiou-
- ~ aopsdtn. aod b lightly laxs.
6S3-Soeh o1ssfsst features.
0nok e pssAaps yen knew. J: 9
- lVoauable conceatssted compound Of
lN0uNV, White pine extract. rich In
Gua6ss6 aad the ether natural healing
Ne sehse pesparaGon will do the work
q pjnsg IN this mixture. although
dBu6no6 hooGy can be used instead Of
- DoQs syrop. u dssised.
~ plaa IS oftea bsen Initiated.
- - I'd spssssaful eombinatioa has
nUVop - spaal1sA
4 guAsaaty d shssluts sstislsctioa
- oSnty pesaptly rounded. goes With
-. ps1pesstioa. Your druggist has
94 . ~ ~ Il fos you. II moi.
- te1hs fissx Co.. ~. Wayne. Ind.
The evening world., 1914-02-11
LOFT FIRE DRIVES.
FAMILIES FROM
NINE TENEMENTS
Hundreds, Scantily Clad,
SILVER in Street Until Shell
tered by Neighbors.
TWO PIREMEN INJURED.
Oils and Vanish Cause Rapid
Advance of Flames
Loss $4,000.

Tho rssidents OF nine tenement
houses were hurried from their beds
to the wind. chilled streets early TO.
day during q IRE in y hvs-story loft
building at Nos. SGT and 80 East
Thirty-fourth street. Ono fireman was
overcome BY smoke and another was
% badly cut and bruised by falling
debris that he had TO b sent to
asartsrs aftsr receiving medical AID.
The IRE did . damage Of $4,000.
The hryt floor Of the building was
coupled by Samuel Lsnnig q Son.
stors axturs dealers and makers. a.
. salssroom. and the two floors next
above contained their factories. The
fourth floor Was occupied by John
Mandsi. dealer In steam heating ap.
plianoss. and tho NTH by . collar
and drass shield company.
FOUR AlARMo ORlNo OUT
TWENTY ENGINE coMPANlGo.
The nns snow that was failing ham
persd the smooth-shod horses OF En-
gins Companies Nos. II and IL. the
nearest to the iiro. % that other COM
panies. housed In more distant quar-
tsrs. got there FIRST. Four alarms
we're turned In altogether. bringing
out twenty engine companies. three
The evening world., 1914-02-11

hrsbosts and a searchiisht. which
played on the burning building.
A. soon ~ Engine Company No. Is
arrivsd, Capt. Kssns led The eight
nsmbsrs Of that somnasd - the 500
oaA 6eer, where thsy had hardly
taken . position bsfsss thsy we're hit
~ baok draught.
Fireman John Noonan. vino was at
the hose nossis. was hit b. debris and
cut about The faos and head. His
comrades draSged him to safety. II
was then discovsrds that Fireman
John MoDermott was missing. He
was found, semi. conscious. at the
FIRST stair landing and was carried TO
the street, where D.. Wellington Of
Bellevue revived him. The same
physician also treated Noonan and
both mon were sent back u No. 1S's
engine house.
The tenants Of Nos. S26. sal. Sss,
SS7 and 33S East Thirty fourth street
and Nos. SIS $40. 822 and 33A East
Thirty-f NTH street were ordered from
their homes by the police. Many did
not stop to dress. but we're sheltered
In neiShbortng tenements until tho
fire was 90 far under control that they
could return TO their own homes.
The evening world., 1914-02-11

wilmcrding. for many ysars secretary
and companion Of Gen. Daniel u.
sicIiss. Will b held tomorrow from
the home Of her sister. Miss Joanna
wllmsrdinG, At No. 10 West Twelfth
street The burial will - q Green
wood. Misc wiluAsrdins died yesterday
at the homo Of Gen. sickiss after an
illness which has lasted since last July.
She wa nfty-eisht years old.
Gen. Sickiss. who 10 very feeble. may
not b we'll enough TO attend the ~.
neral.
The wife and son Of Gen. sickies,
from whom he has been estranged
many years. have had many controver.
sies with him. which they attributed
fairs.
The evening world., 1914-02-11
PoSLAM HEALS
WORST FORMS
OF ECZEMA

Poslam is'the remedy which IL making
the greatest inroads upon distressins
skin diseases, Graduating the most baf-
fling cases Of Ecsema. Acne. letter.
Itch. etc.
Il IL the remedy which merits use
whenever the skin Is disordered. Tor It's
healing powers are beyond oil question.
Relief Il immediate. Itching stops. In
famed akin is soothed Improvement
may be seen every day.
BY oil means try Poslam. IL you need
any remedy to better yc'r skins condi-
tion.
AL druggists sell Poslsm. For free
sample writs TO Emergency Laboratories.
- West a5th Street. New York.
Poslam Soap improves and beauties
the skin and hair. ..,...
The evening world., 1914-02-11
sIcKLes'S SECRETARY DEAD.

0esessi's Family DlaaeA Miss VIII
nerAi.s for Faniiy Estransenent
Tho funeral Of Miss Eleanor Earle
The evening world., 1914-02-11
Indigestion!
Quit Thinking
You Cannot Eat

Ysu inow from experiences shat food are nos!
easily dtsested IN yoaf oYa case. panahc q
ouehly. and With each mouihful take . stp OF
MAN.A.CEA WATER
A Natural Mineral sSsing waess.
n ,umsdNssSss.,ss :.o,m.sosys:s SoSS D.esst.os.
Psk 1 Tile 4, Aesss, Neral 1 Csaiit C.
Charts 4 Co., Rikss 1 Hessaan Go. StssSs
and all First. Glass DRUGGISTS and Grocsrs.
The evening world., 1914-02-11
Bedford Cloth
SEPARATE Coat, $NE

A most useful garment in Bed.
ford cloth. trimmed with Moire
and lined in self color. The collar
is particularly pretty. pointed in
tn. back and rolled in the front.
The evening world., 1914-02-11
BrOadclOth
SUITE, $23.H

These serviceable Suits have
the popular blouse coat COM
bined with a pretty button
draped skirt. Excellent value.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07

Amnug exrtaiR StDsrians the erbts-
rruuni h aoe permfsrsf 20 have a wffs
uatn he can catrh her But they Do
s1c give hIm a salr raes IN the epsn.
TRa bri,i.s. surrDunsie,i b. her female
Friends. awafrs HIM IN q ht< tent A.
soca as shs sess hfn she runs OF
TIE follows Hte HFppouensa sftsr Ata
nnsA BaE instead q seseacisz hstnE
thrown In the way of the hrtis thsy
tre tAruwu ACROSS the path af the
hcbsewruoss. The pursufng Erucu fails
aver sbi wannsn. chairs. tables. stnass
and nishlnG ruds ae hs tripp.,s up by
rnpe.E Only when e 10 fearsd he
ufyAs xfve up aad suER AMI % away
without the aeeting Indy h he psrmit
ted s3 overtafe her. TAsu a. sAs fails
taes hts auEstrsechesi arms Y mag Dc
Imagined sh. utssrS some e,gutvalens
u THIS is 80 susifsGy'
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07

7. cpses the owLerz e steel shlca
EzIl11ns ot 6olI-s annually % rru.
tscs thslr vessels from excessive -r-sc
Ing Do what trey vii the pv1csss
q cxidarisa goes O.. and every 80
ete21 the metal hulls have - Be treat
ed with aati-eurru=fvss. The snne ST.
bens process os decay ks gong On n
rAe metal EorE q brsi-s=. % railway
and trolley Ines Tie la7szt1r vito
enn ent a prsTent1vs azIiasr rust VIII
save the worid aIz-0sE tn,.aicul1Aie
wealth And the c1rioGs thizs is TIA;
ecce 15o1 4 tine the world knew g:
sueh 4 p<zTs-rtve- There ts s-iI % be
se<a az Deihl. the Few Iztsiz captszL
an tr1n zoruzsnE we3.h. 10 matter
what the weather nay De. never SHOWS
sfgas of rzss Scientists lock zhar ple,,s
sf iru1 OVER. o,-- e keeps Is secret
well YeS Il the cd EIasIu METAL
fErx.ses cszid Do a. Ezeh. Why nss
ne Eef1lz-gisss ot t5t1y a-Roehesse
rzeExpr.xA
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07
A FRIEND IN NEED.
80 5sss-~sr's sssry sf ira Mas who
F+sic@s +a 7arxrss.

80 1sEs-~ss's sssry 81 ira Mas nhs
F+.iesS ria 71rx-sa.
Tie hte Joe Iei-erson tsl4 thIs Stacy
sf has cAfldAosd days
when my parents were travsling n
tAe west we had a aarE tine % zee
slaaG. meeting with eas9 I1ck 10 tsWn
after tpun. Finally We came % A IL
u4 FilIags Il ILLants anG prspare,t %
gtrs the play However. the peopls q
taAs toxn had rEcsnfIy tnrned aritass
tie theater. and the Estseae was sAf
exyccd what we cog.d pny We we're
sfnnos< In de=palr. fsr cur siruatlaz
was Desperate. not enough Glouey %
give oG- pAay n the town where we
wsre and ROC ensu<h u -ss 10 the aeXr
town
-FiaaIIY NJ flEAsr found YpGa<
lawyer WHO listened tD his st1ry w.rh
sympathy asd promised % hsip "a.
He szssc@~,3s,t IN getting gs a peruals 10
play free cf cuse We Gla,ls good
H1nsy that afrAt. vhI.h carriat 70 90
b the next t1wa IN cuu-fgrr
= rSc~nciY played n thss sane town.
vnIcA h now the gnosi st,sd cisT q
sDr1a<1eai. aast visited thss cpEeterT
wnsrR rhat yuC1< siwTer rnw LES.
On TIE ss5u@ which marks kAs grave h
en-Ted the name Abraham LIacoi1-'-
-LA6Ias' Hone ToE-raL
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07
BOTH WERE STUBBORN.
Lsss a. Gsss Wim Ps~~r was Wasssa
In ds~s Osssir8<x.


IIow Elzeh p~rf~criy good. s~ryice
able VIA power people waste In nsss
oes -naey. Martha Malszs. after EsCk
Ing rhree PEARS fsr Mrs Bt1by. ap
gsarei ane ElorzlEg az Mrs. WrIsyr' .
back d1or and apP1is,4 tor q place.
WY. sail the sG-Dsise,t M=sl WI
SOC I taoughr yoG wsrS working fas
1rrs. B5xhy-'
I zas- 1gm- Bat I've ggfr-
Is fhat soy Mrs wtisoo cuGld aSt
crzesaI her sgrprsss. I sAoGxh. you
aAed her
-in,Iee,s I 81. man
~AnI I'm sgrp ace tixe-d you--
Il heleve sh@ did nan- Lea-xWi-@
shr- always seemed to
--fFelTr-- Nrs wIhsa1 vas SKIN WOO
ierins Ehas the trvqhi< had bs~n.
Well said Martha. seeing thar
soea@ expIasatsoa vas sxpsrxsSs. -yoa
.e~. ir was IKE this. nnn always
rz5 rA.e sl9e chlna plates oo tie rtxhf
hard slsie q the cznhnarc. aAd ,Ais
rzoFuiaZ the mIssGs eozae= Rkong ard
es EN- azd says Martha. every
uIoruia' Zoe tAres years you'vs pat the
pl1l-s oa rh- ErDox ss3s and I've bad
O. elals aLsnx aEd HsTe then. and
can't .sanf T. any toaxsr'
ami sasI Martha. I says 70 her.
Mrs. Blrby. every nsrainS for three
years I've pat them plates In tie right
place and yo1Nys euras and 1oTet
thea AMI then lad % eo1s abSn<
and aovs ths1a bach. and I ean't ssant
& aay L1nzzr ether
And 50 ! quit Tcuxhis CoGpan-
Lsrf
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07
sroaY or A FRONT TOOTH.
a e-aiT Fsrssrs TSss WA Rssssrsa "a
10 RIaksfal oNsrera.

ft8 Ni1eefuf ONsrern
Ozs wfater nioruiag a little boy %
e4gAE &C ten years ran In1o the ccice oe
tha Cuiess1 CHarfrfes IN View YcrN city
eryfzg htrrsrfT. Between hls sohs BE
gagged cut. ~Uacis has stolen nlcchef's >
fruut tsoths piense xse Il eacR for Us"
Hs suseher. then Fyinr dead a. houae.
was an astressl rn Der Tcuth ere aa,i
haA a large diamDud inserted 10 hsr
frunx trueh. and the advertisements Aa,I
pruEed rrudeabbs.
AZ ths Yenrs rissgsf uhsfarrure ever
tsak her she was Deserted ~ a'lr hus
hand. sns family mr,ier was often
empey AMI rn,s rhfsf.pn aHagrT Resn-
hrfefY she refused to parr wi1A the dEt
snana. always telling the Children tGnt
after her Eenrh the aaeney .r hrBught
wsui,t suprugr them f3r scuse tir,le-
when thc E7tle Glecner hecame li
vfEh tuh~rvuI Isss.,s tass eaGdseu husled
ker fsarS aooat their fuzare with rras-
szrznrss % the val1Te of the iswe8 B,It
befsre the flnscaI q wirEed uncie ernle
q. the n1xnt and pulled euE the taoch.
An scztsr was sent as enee % the
uncIa with tArsuts g arrest u rpscit1-
ttnn WAS nns made az 9nce- The mis-
stnn was sS1r'sssfTF the taoch rsst1resi.
tAs esaEoud takan oGs. soG ant the
rrocests used Zoe the ehlltrvn--Coo-
6eaaed Frum Survey
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1914-03-07
SINGULAR DREAMS.
-Pss<ss" ENesSsr Thss pr-s- Tears ~
pssAas Frss- tAs stsspsv.


-psssis~ EHus'so TAss Dr~- Tears -
pssAas Frss- tAs sisspsv.
Lord Roberts rpfur'ia q rsmarsabls
drsam. In nssabsr. 1851 his father. %
whaet be WINS acting ss shf deeamo AZ
Psshawar. Iafia. had ansus,f InvieattoaH
Csc a ttacs Twu dryH before ts was
10 taRs place Ne WAS Silent and d.t
sponsiens darfng bFeaRfase ana svsnfu
sly tshf aiss son that hs had has an
unplensanE drpam. whhsh had visited
Aim ssvsrni times hsfnre ard had al
why's hssn faiIowsf ~ tee death of
asar Fehithon, AZ TIRE G.iy wers ca
hts ssprpssion grew. aa,l Ass wtnted 10
put or the t,ncr Erh soa eilmuaae,i
AIM. hUs ehas nfrht she dream rwenrn-
ed. and the danre was then psuepoassf.
The next morning the post hrpaxhf
aaws af tire s,ubtsn asnsh af the Anlf
sister dt Lahore with whnm I had
sraFed ca my way 10 PeshawRr~
Many psupis have drsanas,t paesry
In sheir SIC q. The Lsnstsn Chrrnb.Is
tells % one aaa WHO swufs frum q
Dream With the tsnry strpamfng DIVA
has tte~ 90 the parhos % the fstisNfng
unes-
Wtutsr Ntth three svua
WAl4ar NtfN tNp
sanstainH a. thint ~
s,inauthfng - Ia
Bas ths. nmlg at ahsurSiisE IN this
eursaus arr Wa arAlsggti ~ the vonp-
"a was euaapuse,i a whote epbs Ia hst
si-rp. On awHaiux she found thar sAs
c,ausI rvwsmher gnfF the euurin,iina
esgpIet
Afnh-I Ehssnna ant MIS- ssven dhissh
fsrs
flung M a hash fuHpen,i,Hi afsr ths ~as4rs