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The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-13
M'KENz|E KILLED
IN AUTO ACCIDENT
WelI-Known Former HiIo Bust.
ness Man Dies From Injuries
In California

George s. Mckenzie, well known In
Honolulu and Hilo, died in Napa, Cali
fornia, on July 3, az the result of in
urles received in an automobile &C.
'ident. Rod Mckenzie, brother of the
lead man, was seriously injured, as was
Mrs. Rod Mckenzie, who fractured her
collar bone and three fingers of the left
hand. Mr.. and Mrs. Mckenzie were
according to information received here
Yesterday by the sisters of Mrs. Nc.
KenZie, out Of danger.
The dead man was some years ago
connected with the Volcano Stables of
HilO, when j. r. Wilson was sole owner
# the big establishment When the
company which took over the business
was organized the late Mr. Mckenzie
became its manager, being later sue
'eeded by Charles "a Wright, who is
vet manager of the concern.
Rod Mckenzie, who was injured in
The accident, was formerly manager of
the Kahuku Plantation Company on
this Island. He later became assistant
manager of the LaupahoehOo Sugar
Company on Hawaii. The two brothers
we're well known here. Mrs. Rod Me
XenZie is a sister of Mrs. H. II. vii.
Jams, Mrs. l.. G.. Ablcs and Mrs. j. II.
Fisher of Honolulu.
Stanley Mckenzie, manager of
Loves Bakery, of this city, son of
the deceased, left here for the Coast
'ast week upon receiving information
Of the accident which eventually result
Ell in his father 3 death.
A San Francisco paper Of the morn
ing following the accident had the fol
owing account of it:
George s, Mckenzie, well known
San Francisco business man and for
mer sheriff of Napa County, was Sc
-iOusly injured shortly before mid.
night in an automobile wreck near
Napa, which resulted also in serious
injuries to his brother, Rod Mckenzie
Of Riverside and Mrs. Rod Mckenzie.
"George Mckenzie sustained n frar
'ured collar bone and Internal in
juries. Mrs. Rod Mckenzie suS
tanned similar injuries, while her hus
band received painful cuts and bruises.
1.-THE accident occurred when George
Mckenzie, who was at the wheel, at.
tempted to avoid a collision with Il
machine running in the opposite iii.
rcction, driven by S. Lisn"r, IL NaPa
merchant. Mckenzie $ ear sLIddrd
into a ditch and turned turtle
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-13
LABOR LEADER DENIED 49,.
NEW TRIAL FOR MURDER

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirslsss.l
TRINIDAD, Colorado, July l2-JohH
h. Lawson, member of the executive
board of the United Mine Workers Of
America, was today denied 4 retrial.
On May he WAS found guilty of the
murder of John NimmO. Nimmo was
killed during battle between the coal
mine strikers and deputies in October,
1913. The trouble grew out of labor
disputes between the employees and the
operators, among them the Colorado
Fuel aud Iron Company, a Rock efeller
corporation.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-13
FRENCH PEASANTS ABSORB
WAR BONDS By BILLIONS

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wirelessJ
PARIS, July l3-The minister of
finance introduced in the chamber of
deputies yesterday bill raising the lin,
it of bonds for the national defense from
the sum of one billion, two hundred
millions, fixed May IS, to one billion,
four hundred millions. In the last
eleven months the French public has
absorbed war bonds aggregating one bill
lion six hundred eighty millions, Ameri,
can money.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-13
NO BOMB IS FOUND
IN BRITISH STEAMER
(AssOciatsd Press by Federal wireless.

ASSOCIATED Press by Federal wireiess.)
NEW ORLEANS, July l2-Captain
Goudy of the British steamer Baron
Napier has wirelessed that he has found
no explosives aboard his ship. The
steamer was warned by the U. s. navy
department that explosives were placed
aboard this steamer and the HOwth
Head, both of which sailed from a
southern port for Europe carrying mules
for the British army.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-13
Movie Of Members Of Congress
SionaI Party'S Visit to Queen
liIiuokaIani Missing
MADE BY FERNANDEZ
FOR PUBLIC ARCHIVES
Librarian Lydecker Claims 1t Is
= Not There-Authorities Are
Investigating


Torr;,on;.r
''''' '"'' nave oeSuh
nuh' Tor a treasure movie film whose
monetary value is only $IoD, hut whose
historical valve is far grootor and ,y;,t
increase "a t;mo coo. l.,
M. a. w.
MS MIN, ordeF'd by the legislature
to be stored away in safety in the ter.
ritoral archives, is now the subject or
much corresporJonco md irvostico,ion
R. G, Lyderkor librarian - tho n'h,
~ ~ i1' "e'Ner' librarian OF the pub
lie archives has asked Acting Governor
Thaycr for information as to the where
abouts of the movie film. tho acting
novo- Laa l., $780,,
:" '''" pun 'ne same
query TO Acting Attorney General
Arthur G. Smith and AR. Smith has
now begun search that may even
take some one across the Pacific TO
the mainland.
The film is none other than that
made by Representative Edwin X. Fer
nandez at the time when the members
of the late congressional party visited
Queen LiliuOkalani at her city home
in Washington Place, Beretauia street.
Lydecker Wants To Know
Librarian Lydecker claims that the
film should now be safely In his Gus.
tody at the public archives. but tina;
it is not there. One story has IT that
the film is now being exhibited in San
Francisco, where it was seen by sorhe
of the returning Honolulap visitors 20
the big fair city. 1t is further
paid for the film. sold 1T to mainland
ers and that it. went, out OF the Terri.
tory. ~"
"The matter first came to nv notice
in letter written IN me Inv MrItTy
decker, " said Acting Governor RAaS
err Yesterday. "I have REFERRED i
with the correspondence, to the attor.
nev generals department.
The acting governor would saw no
more on the subject.
Fernandez On Hawaii Now
Representative Fernandez is on Ha.
waii now, but he may return this
morning to Honolulu IN the Mauna
Kea. He has been away two weeks
aud the manner and way of his going
was no secret, The Advertiser mention
ing at the time that he was leaving
on a trip to the Big Island.
Territorial officials have written Mr.
Fernandez in regard to the much
yought film. No answer has come. One
may come today, even il the NTH dis
trict representative does not return
this morning from Hawaii.
Inquiry by officials NJ Fernandez
home, it is said, elected the informa
ton that as far as the folks at home
know, the film is at the public archives
but l.ydccker says that it is not there
and those that know Lydecker say
that he knows what he is talking
about.
Work All Right; Paid For
81 have seen the film exhibited and
it was a mighty fine One," said Sena
tor Charles F. Chillingworth, president
Of the last senate, to The Advertiser
yesterday. 81 supposed all the time
that the film was safely stored at the
archives. Apparently, it is not, for
hay" been pcstered with inquiries from
many on this score.
Mr.. Fernandez was paid 500, tn,
price Of the work, for the valuable
I;n,,I - hos Loo,, so,t :, 81, i;
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-13
SHARON DANGEROUSLY ILL

''Tsoctnted Press BY Federal WireieSS)
SAN FRANCISCO, July la-Freder-
irh Sharon, the president Of the Palace
Hotel Company, is dangerously i'll.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-13

Per str. Claudine from Maui, July
Tx. SatO, Miss Aki, Mrs. Aki, Miss
+. +. WinslOw, d. NJ. Semple, A. Foy,
|. Fukuda, Mr.. Yoshikawa, Mrs. Yo.
shikawa, Miss Il. Dickens, J. X. Hiram,
Mrs. j. X. Hiram, W.. l.. Hip, Mrs. F..
j. NascOncellas, Master vasconeellos
l2), Miss Searby, f. Murphy, Miss C..
ID. Lyman, Miss NJ. II. Lyman, Miss
ChristOphersen, W. s. MountcastIe, II.
X. Duncan, Miss Kaunui, c. NJ. Thurs.
ton, Mrs. W. II. Crawford, d. F. Baeleh.
Departed.
Per str. ClRudine for Maui ports,
July DIR. Baldwin and wife, Bros.
Lewis, George, Charles. Maurice, Mas.
ter Crawford, Mrs. w II. Crawford, A.
+. judd, Mrs. A. II. Iandgrof, Miss
Landgrof, Miss J. Landgrof. Max, Au,
gust, Rudolph, Otto and Ernest Land.
grof.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-13
Between Boards

Between Boards a"
Olaa, 10, so, 50, 6.s7ts; Pioneer, rs,
2o.25;; Eva, 20, 1910; Oahu Sug. Co,
Is, 2.75; Olaa Is, $25O0O, $4,000, $1,000,
%; P. s. NJ. co Is, $1,000, So; o. R. 4
l.. SIS, $500, 1925.
Session Sales "
olaa, 8, 5, 100, Is, 20, Al, 10, s.s7ls;
Onomea, 10, 10, 80; Waialua, 100, 25,
o. 70, y, SQs 20, 2s,25; McBryde, 25,
so, 100, 80, 100, 1914; oiaa, 100, 5,
6:S7 y; onomea, 90, 80; Eva, 10, 10, 30,
2S.75; Oahu, 40, 25; Olaa, IS, 6.S7K.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-13
NOTICES


July 0, 19l5-At a meeting of the
board of directors of Onomea Sugar
Company, held this date, an extra divi.
dend was declared of per cent. or so
cents per share, due and payable. ON
August 20 next. This, added to the
regular dividend Of. ! per cent, makes
total of 5 per cent, o.. 81 per share,
to be disbursed on the date mentioned
July o, l915--At a meeting Of the
board of directors lof Honomu Sugar
Company held this date, an extra divi-
dend of 5 per cent was declared, due
and payable concurrently with the reg
uIar u per cent dividend on August 5
next, ma%+ng the totG amount to be
disbursed on that date 6h per cent.
July Q, l9l5-By vote of the board
of directors of Pepeekeo Sugar Com.
Pany, at meeting held this date, the
extra dividend due and payable on the
18th iRst., was Increased from az to
. per cent, making the total dividend
to be disbursed on that date 6h per
cent, instead Of per cent as heretofore
advised.
SUGAR QUOTATIONS.
49, Analysis BCSts--(no advices).
06 deg, Cent. (for Haw. sugars), ABB.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-13
Dividends

July 10, 1915.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-13

MsRCAFTILa
Alex. & Baldwin Liu
C. Brewer & Co.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1915-07-13

NAME o. sTocK
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-19
OBITUARY.

In h. death ri Mr.. Alex Petwsy
ahieh occurred at The hone ~ hi1
daughter Mrs jordan, at White
Ruff March, 3rd. 1915. Dickson
county ost smother one OF ia good
citizens He was a kind husband
loving father End an honest mp
ngh, gentleman and had bost OF
friends who regret bis demise.
He is survived by sife and
three daughters. Mrs. Jordan. OF
White Bluff; Mrr X T., Gorhsm
Of Dover; and Miss Lille Petway,
of White Bluff.
He was a lnvsl member Of the
Masonic Lodge at this place, who
took charge u lie remaIns aud lid
them to res' 10 Union Cemetery. a.
this place. March 4th.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-19

Mfr. Lee Dilnaway was the guess
oi Mrs. TIL. Martin, Thursday.
Mrs. r. Il. Corlew and Mrs. ]. j.
Gill spent Friday evening With Mrs
K. J. Carding
Mrs. Allen Corlew. and Mr.. Geo
Spann spent Wednesday with Mira
Major Petty.
Mrs. q. W. I'ernel, 10 visiting hsl
parents, on Turnbull.
Mrs. Alice Martin, WAS the guest
Of Mrs. Vartie Petty, Saturday,
Mrs. Wilma Martin. spent Friday
afternoon. with Mrs. Walter Yates
Miss Annie GofIew visited bel
sister. Mrs. john Dawson. last week
Mrs. Ed Butler, was the guest
OF Mrs. I, q. JosIin. Friday.
Miss Annie Carding. spent Fri
day nignt, with Hiss Fannie lay
Tor.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-19

Marvin Glass oil Tennessee City
il the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Yates.
j. H. Holland and wife spens
Saturday night and Sunday Oh
Turkey Greek with their son. Monroe
Holland, and family.
Miss Myrtle Yates Of Garnas
Greek 10 visiting r.iatives here.
MIR. and Mrs, J, D Bowen spent
Saturday night with relatives on
Bear Greek.
Miss Ola Yates had Tor her guests
last Sunday: Misses Arizona, rina
and Gurtha Dudley. Myrtle Yates
and Messrs. Sam Holland. Willie
Dudley. Joe and Noel Kimbro.
Mrs. G. d. Bowen and daughter
Miss Mary, and 4. r. Bowen and
family were visitors At the home Of
w. j. kimbros, Sunday.
Messsm. Alex Coulter and Am.
mon Carton II Nails Creek, aud
Ernest Luther Of Bear Creek were
in this section, Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs.. Horace Bowen aud
children spent Sunday with W. A,
Holland and wife.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-19
THAT TIReO FEELING.
Do You Continually Feel
Sluggish. DISTINGUISHED?

II you do. il IL probably csused
by your liver. When the liver tails
to pr~'nrn ito functions properl,
ia. WI -. bee nv rlrg2rA alfl.
poisonous mstter, that Weighs you
inan mentally and physically.
III. liver gets aut # order yer,
easily, aud II neglected. chronic
trouble usually results Don'i de-
lay II you feel badly. You know.
ingIy lay yourself open To life long
pain, when .uu allow yoursaif n
continue in run down condition
Cure Yourself quickly and harmless
" with the natural vegetable r. medy
Liv.Ver.Lsx. /, has all the feet
iveness. but uot the effect. OF Gallo.
iael.
Genuine Liv.Ver.Lax bear the
Likeness and signature of l.. X.
irigsby, and is guaranteed IL give
abstraction or money refunded.
insist on it. For sale by Clrmors
pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-19
Proc FIeWl,g deed.
nastlngs' Catalogue
Tells You About ~

. n Hba afs Engaged In fzrznlmx W
n yea plant ely vegetables Or Ass.
ore. yca eannst afscrd 81 BE- wirAcss
the big cafalogus puhlisAsd fresh and
nsw every year By thA great H<Ath-
srn heed house. H a. Hastings u
Company. a. Atlanta. o.. aa4 ssst 3D.
solutsly frss. POSTAGE paia. b III vhr
wtts fx H. mentiaaing the aarns "
Ats aeEspapsr.
In this cataiokns We tell you q 4
splsn6id efer of frss flower sssd 70
all cur customers. ays magnificent
varieties that mean hsaaiy about ycsr
home and . pisaIurs TO wtvss ana
daughters that aoshtag else can sfss'
This catalogue tells yoa. too. Aecs'
our big cash prise offer 70 the Gem
Club eoys cf yoar statA 10 tsiis OIL
about opr nne yieidirg varieties u
corn and cctton--ths kiad vs grow 90
cur cwa 3.see acre fxrm. Il tslis
about the best sseds o. Ill kinds fss
planting In the South. II shonld d
In every Southern homo. Write %
day and let Ne send II 70 ycu--A. O.
HASTINGS q CO.. Atlantis, oa.--AdN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-19
Coitsoura

The Pitts pike grading crew
moved here last week from East
Piney. and are located in Pump
Hollow, They are now engaged in
grading the unfinished portions OF
Highway No. 3
Contractor Boyd Williams has
moved lis crusher outfit here, and
installed II on Pump Hollow. The
rocks in the limestone 5iulFs along
Pump iio'ow win BE- ffu-'ttj ANA
utilized TOR bsIIa,,jug taa pike
grades IN this section
Pump Hollow, now contains an
extensive village %! Tents.
For the time, there wiz ha sun.
lny School and preaching ever,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-19
West Piney.

Mssdames Susie and Eva Fields
visited Mrs England Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs, Arthur Adams visit
ed Mrs. Alice England Saturday
night and Sunday,
Little Bessie BRAZIL is on the sics
list.
Misses Leona Claudia ponegar
Oracle Fielder, and Nrsaer HamiI
ton. Messrs. Kirkland Frank, Wal
ker Cannon, Johnnie Fielder, Dewey
Bowen, Dewey Donegsn, Mat Work
Willie Mnrell, Joe Springer Wal
ton Diamond and Eural D0negan
were the guests Of Miss Lennie. and
Messrs. Curtis and Dee Fielder.
Miss Lena Fielder spent Sunday
night with Miss Ruby Pruett.
Mrs. NJ. A, Street visited Mrs
Susie Fields Monday.
Misses Ethel and Clara Baker
spent SATURDAY night and Sunday
with Miss Nessie Adcock.
Mrs. Hill gave an interesting lee.
ture on Sunday School Sunday,
The farmers are very busy trying
to get their oats planted.
Mr.. Albert Fielder WAS the guest
Of NJ A. Street Sunday evening.
Mrs. Fuqua and children. visited
Mrs. Della Maize Sunday.
Miss Addie Hamilton visited last
week with Miss Lena Fielder,
Misses Rosa and Lille Donegan
spent Sunday night with Miss Yes.
ter Hamilton.
Miss Ellie Douegan was the CUES,
Of Mrs. Edna Springer Wednesday
night,
Miss Katie Springer VINO has
been visiting her grand mother. Mrs,
Edna Springer returned home
Sunday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-19

Sunday aibsFnoon n Colesbura.
A different dsnomln alton win bsl In
charge Of service each Sunday.
Basil Wall was at Sylyia last
week on q Wait.
Sam Floyd has punlhased q plot
u ground at the Intersection Of the
Columbia road and Highway No. 8.
from Mrs. Barber, and will erect
his blacksmith shop thereon.
Mrs. Ii. X. Myalt. Of Jones
Creek. visited Mrs. Rachel Higgins
ast week.
Mrs. w. Fl Underwood and little
SON. OF Dickson. were the guests OF
Mrs. J. I. Burch Thursday.
Mrs. J. III. Padgett, Of Pomona.
spent Saturday plight here.
Earl Mcclure was ut Burns Sun
DAY.
Basil Wall Of Sylvia Is visiting
relatives here.
Miss Clara Walp. OF Dickson.
.pen, the weekend here the guest
II relatives.
Misses nellie and Stella Baker, Of
White Biutf. were the guests 81 Miss
Mabel Wolfe last week.
Mrs. Lee Adcock was in Dickson
fhursday.
Arthur Howell OF Nashvills was
here Sunday.
Misses Charlie Bruce, Jessie
NaIp, Fora Glass, OWE Austin,
daude Johnson; Messrs. darlin
3aker, Walter Tidwell and CLAYTON
Saegsr, all Of Burns, were here Sun
lay.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-19

Rev. E. l.. Moore filled his reg.
nlAr appointment at Oak Grove,
sunday.
Misses Ruby aud Percy Msnley
have returned home from a week =
visit with relatives al Spring Creek
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Baker, and
little son spent Sunday afternoon
With Mr.. and Mrs. Bill Dockery.
Miss Nettie Doneg.n spent Sun,
lay afternoon with Misses Susie and
Lille Peeler.
James Peeler spent Saturday
and sunday on Tumbling Creek,
jim Vineyard and little daughter,
Annie, OF Bold Springs, visited rela.
lives here Sunday.
Misses Leila Fielder and Fannie
Baker have returned from visit
ylth Mrs. Alfred Moore on Turkey
Creek.
The cottage" prayer, meeting
vas held a. Beu Vineyards Satur
lay night, with u large attendance
the next meeting will be at the
lome Of Bale Vineyard next Satur
lay night, Come ana bnng SOME
cody with you.
George Baker OF Tumbling Creek
listed Arthur Watson Sunday.
Russell Fielder spent Sunday at
Bold Springs.
Malcolm Frazier was the guest Of
Miss Clara Fielder Sunday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-19
Iron Hill

Miss 0levia Wyatt has returned
home, after few weeks visit with
relatives at White Blnff.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Landlord
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Lonas Shelton
las, Sunday.
Mr., Dysinger. has returned tc
Ohio after few days visit with
friends in this vicinity.
Miss May Graham is visiting rel
atives In Dickson,
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. holland were
the guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. b,
Luther, Sunday.
G. K. Scull, has returned to Nash.
Vile. after a few days visit with his
family.
). D, Graham. was in Nashville,
last week,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred R. Burr. and
Mr. and Mrs. w. +. Smith spent
Sunday with Mr., and Mrs. John
Myatt.
Mr., and Mrs. J. G. Edney spent
Sunday with relatives at Bon Aqua,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-19

Mt the courthouse door in the town q
dickson, Tenn, offer Tor sale to the
highest and best bidder, for cash, the
following described property to-wt:--
Bakers oven, Mixer and Gasoline
Engine, Pans. Trays, Showcases, Scales
Cash Registers, and al other fixtures
used in connection with the Bakery a
l.. W. Little, known as the Union Bak-
cry
This, February %, 1915.
IL Ii SELF, Trustee.
W u Williams. Au'y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-19
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Sam Holt VS. ". P. Brown ct ais
La the Circuit Court al Dickson,
Tenn.
To the Administrator. Executor OF
Heirs at Law OF w. P, Brown,
Deceased.
You are hereby notified that
at the last term Of the Circuit
Court held at Dickson, Tennessee,
the death OF the said W. r
Brown WAS duly suggested and
proven in open court, and 1t wa:
therefore ordered adiudged and
decreed by the court that publ.
cation be made for four conse'
cutive weeks in some newspaper
published in Dickson County,
Tenn. that you may have notice oil
said proceedings. and that you may
appear before the said clerk Of
said court. on or before the second
Monday in April. 1915, and make
such defense as required by law,
This March 10. 1915
+. +. GRAY,
Circuit Court Clerk
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-19

Under the power and authority in me
vested "a Trustee, by deed OF trust exc
cuted by l.. w. Little and wife, Leila
Little, and recorded in Book :, page
S73, r. q. -. c.. at Charlotte. Tennes-
see, given as security IA the First Nation.
al Bank. of Dickson, Tenn, on note Of
$SO0OV, and default having been made
IN payment OF said note and interest, |
will AT - n clock tnoonl .
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-19

Blue Andalusian Eggs for sale,
80 cts, per H. Good layers.
Mrs, Wm Anderson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-19
Proper Treatment for BiliOusness.

For long time Miss Lula Skel-
ton. ChurchvilIe, n. T., was bilious
and had sick headache and dizzy
spells. Chamberlains Tablets
were the only thing that gave her
permanent rehei. Obtainable
everywhere. Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-19
Non. Residence Notice.

II appearing to me from Ailidavi,
IN file in the cause of Phillips Bros
against A l.. Workman ct al, tina,
a. l.. Workman fs a NONRESIDENT OF
he state OF Tennessee SO that the
ordinary process Of law cannot be
erved upon him; il is therefore or
Tered by me that the said A. l.,
Workman appear before me at my Of.
iee IN the Sth, civil district OF Dick
on County Tenn, on the l0tl, day
OF March, 1915, and answe' ths
sttachmeia sued out against him by
phillips Bros. otherwise the case
vii be proceeded with txparte
II Is further oiIart tia. . cog.
et this notice he published il the
dickson County Herald, a news
PAPER published IN Dickson, Tenn.
,ar tour consecutive weeks as re,
qulred by law IN attachment rsses.
Gl!en under my hand nj NY ui.
iiee on the l2lu day # Fet ualy.
1915, v / PATTERSON J 7.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-19
The Court Of Last Resort.

Around the stove Of the cross
roads grocery il the real court oil
last resort, for it finally over.rules
all Others. Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy has been brought before
this court in almost every cross
roads grocery in this country and
has always received favorable yer
dict, II IL in the country where
man expects TO receive full value
for his money that this remedy u
most appreciated Obhlnab'e
everywhere. ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-03-19
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

Y n. McCorp'n. Administrator
e, ais vs.. Bernard Murreil ct ale
in Chancery Cout, at Dickson, Tenn,
In th,s cause. IL appearing 70 the
Clerk and Master. from the bill
which is sworn to. that the de.
PENDANT, George Murrell, is =
non residence OF the state Of Ten
nessee, so that the ordinary process
Of law cannot be served upoi
him. il is therefore ordered by ihc
Clerk, that said defendant, Geo
Murell, appear at the office Of the
Clerk and Master, at the court
house in Dickson Tenn. on q
"tIofe Toe 1t Monday Of April
next, same being a rule day OF
Chaneery Court. and plead answe
~ denur Ia lhe bill fed agsinsl
him and others IN the above stylef
cause or the same w'll br taKei,
or confessed AS to hun and tn
cause set Tor hearing * parte.
Ii II further ordered by the Mas
,.r that copy Of this order b.
published IN the Dickson County
Herald, newspaper published q,
Dickson. Tenn, for four consecutive
weeks, the Last publication 10 APP
pear more that five days hefore
,ald Bulp dan. lst Monday in April
1915
This Feb, 22nd. 1915.
J. J. TAYLOR. c. I'M.
A Crut,sr Sol iur Comm