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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25
BOATS AND LAUNCHES.
36-FOOT raised-deck g,

36-FOOT raised-deck
horsepower motor,
miles per hour: sleeps
single and . double
lights throughout. gal
Ice box, fresh water &
running water. toilet
Oughly up-tO-date
equipped for cruising
sale. sl.5t0: reason
bought larger boat.
Broad and Ryland
mOnd Va
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AUCTION SALES.
SALES Saturday At 3 and p. N. OF
chnawarc, silverwarc and notions.
Sales of furniture and other goods
Tuesday. Friday. 1890. These sales
VIII continue each Saturday. Tuesday,
Friday until notified st. George s.
Jones. general auctioneer. 406 East
Broad. Phone Madison 7l4l.
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STORE AND OFFICE FIXTURES.

EDISON debating machines transa-
phones. telescribcs, adding machines
rubber stamps, typewriter ribbons, car
bons. telephone extension arms, inten-
sihers and labor wing Office appli-
anccs I.eath Sales Company. IS North
Eighth Street
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FOR SiLE-Afachinery.

foR sale cheap, Bull traction. used
oniy lew times. Adams e. McCrue
Greenwood. Va
GASOLINE pump and tank. suitable
l"r pNNat" garage, cheap. 3I3 Wcst
Main Street
''' SAFE HoWscr gasoline tank onn
GALLON "oraCity: practicable new ana
~ h"f"c' working condition. Just the
mug Tor ptlNa'" garage. will sell M
% hnrrain. can Madison 3OG6.
FOR sale. cotton candy machine. I-snd
PARIS windows. etc Money!
mnknr. Madison crew
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WE have % slightly used refriCerators
and Ice boxes which we will also
put In this sale. They are bargains
have to do is como
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PAINTING AND pAPERING

WANTED. to paint your house for cash
or credit. Box l25
If you want your home bcautifed- Let
us do your paperinS and painting at
the most reasonable prices for first
ciass work. We also make Il specially
OF out-of-town work. r.. T.. Gardner
49, West Main Street. Phone Madison
S361.
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No. 1900 East BROAD Street,
WEDN ESDAY. APRIL IS, 1915,

UN OOU q
q stock of Confectioneries, Tobacco
cigars. Soft Drinks. etc; two Fine Oak
Wall Cases, three Silent Statesmen
Showcases. Ice Cream Tables and
cha IRIS. Solid Marble Counter, Soda
Fountain feet long. with Fine Ma
hogany Back Fixtures: Carbonator
large Oak Seat, with Mirror: fine H.
foot Solid Oak Lunch Counter. with
Stools; S-foot Copper and Enamclcd
steam Table, coffee Urn. Refrigerator,
Ice Box. Gas Range. two National Cash
Registers, Iron Safe, Gas Arc Lamps,
Linoleum etc.
Will le sold i'll detail and after
wards offered as q whole II sold as n
whole n lease can he secured on the
store and easy terms on the fixtures.
II sold in detail, all cash.
ALFRED T.. COHEN
Trustee.
THE VALENTINE AUCTION co,
Auctionccrs.
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FOR SALE-Household Goods
SPECIAL. SALE.

~ ERE are few or tho many bargains
which we have for YOU All we ask
y mat YOU come and sec them Real
bargains are hard Ia find and here is
me reason YOU should visit us and sec
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PRINTING AND ADDRESSING.
PRINTING.

PRINTING.
LOCO business cards. only $i5o--the
s2.25 kind. The rea son--no solicitora
no collectors-they'r cash. 80 high
grade linen finish visiting cards with
your name sent postpaid for 81 cents
I.eake Printing 20. COS East Main
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TRANSFERS

c. &. MTLI.NER's Transfer. moving and
Grating furniture especially, trunks
hauled. claim checks Issued at the
mousse Tor your baggage. two men on
ao2 North Ninth Street Phone Madi.
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I'ROPOSALS-Seale1

OFFlCE of the Commissioners OF the
District of Columbia washington
April ~. l915-Scaled proposals Will be
reserved at this office. Room sos. Dis
May 10, 1915. for furnishing and de.
liverinS during the fiscal year begin
ning July /. 1915. and ending June 30
1916, granite curbinE. Specifications
and forms of proposal may be OH
famed from the purchasing officer. ID.
T.. Newman. Louis Brownlow, Charles
W kutZ. Commissioners. District Of
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WE have several Davcnrorts that we
All Of these arc tho $40 to SIS kind
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STOCKS AND BONDS.

FOR sale. share of stock in one OF
best hshing clubs in State Owns
pond. mill. miller's home and land
around pond. and clubhouse: only one
day last from business-l9 members to
club. Address { us care Times Dis
pa tch.
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MEETINGS.

THE annual meeting of the Mutual AS
siiri'nce Society of Virginia will be
helu at the office of the society on
MpNbAi. May II. 1915. at O'Clock
!. NJ. q. Moffett King. Secretary.
THE Young Peoples Auxiliary of Union
station NJ. j.; Church will give n $50
cial Service Social" on Monday night.
May the 26; ut the residence Of Mrs
rank Holland. 1l5 North Twenty
ninth Street. Miss Parham, of the
Methodist Institute. and Mrs Reginald
~. Potts Will give interesting talks on
Inc dilfcrent phases OF social service
Vocal and instrumental music The
friends and members are promised an
evening of rare enioNmcnt
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

cruiser. 2i-40-
4-cyclinder. 10
5 in 2 cabina; 1
berths: electric
ley. alcohol stove.
INK. hot and cold
room. etc. thor
and com pletely
price for quick
for selling have
II. r. kaehlcr,
Streets. Rich
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MISCELLANEOUS NOTICES.

ROY e. BONLEY. Bumposs Ma. r,unu-
lact0rerS agent. l can handle ;ic-
counts OF manufacturers satisfactory.
Get In touch with me quick
FURNITURE. china and wedding pres
ents packed and Shipp with care
Jacob tmlaMf. Phone Madison 3292
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LADIES. with the Simplex Scissors
Sharpcner" YOU can sharpen your
scissors and keep them sharp for FIVE
ta) years All for twenty-five t25)
cents. Agents wanted in every locality.
send In your name to-day. Address
Acme supply Company. 10 East Cary
street, Richmond. Va. Phone Ran
iDlDh 1tOG
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Ar" beauties $" YOU that need one
com" and Sc" these. We will close
these out from - up
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SHOEs.

CCT-RATE SHOES
FA. lily shoes At rock bottom prices
Empire Shoe Company. 504 West
Rroad Street.
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\ lot 81 about - second hand ward
r"hes which We will give YOU YOU
choice from $3.50 up Don't miss these
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aE VALENIlNE AUcTToN~
N PHONE MADISON 1905
9l8 EAST RROAO 81

TRUSTEES. ArCTION SALE
STOCK CONFECTIONERY. TOBACCO.
WALL CASES. SHOWCASES SODA
FOUPNTAlN. LUNCH COUNTER.
STEAM TABLE, ETC.
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WANTED. the public TO know that
Jahnke Bros. jewelers.. 912 East
Main street. buy. sell. exchange and
, REMOUNT DIAMONDS IN THE
LATEST STYLES. Old sold and silver
"a N I'm
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T. have about 10 cooking stoves whic h
are only slightly used: every ono in
A. condition. viii he sold from 81
up.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

BY virtue of certain deed of trust
from lsafcllo Pucci TO me as trustee. |
will sell at public auction. on the prem
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

G.. J. s. iron electric roof paInt for ali
metal surfaces. manufactured and ap-
piled by G. j. Slemaker, GIG North
Twenty. eighth Street
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TO EXCHANGE.
DENTISTS
GOLD AND SILVER.

WANTED. to buy for cash, old gold
and silver: fine watch and jewelry
repairing speciality. F.. c. Meyer.
JewelrS Co. 81 w. Broad Street
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WE: have just gotten i'm our new linz
"f porch swings and rockers lust
what YOU need The price will suit
YOU, too. Some and get one now You
VIII need II soon when tho evenings
get hot. So get i, now before someone
else does
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"ANTED-Animals.

WANTED. for several wseLs - -.
noaro. horse or mule for light farm
Gork; Address Farm" llli East cary
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BICYCLES AND MOTORCYCLES.

GOOD Sc"nG-haud bicycle. mud guards
and gas lamp; So Address "Bicyclc,"
care Times Dispatch
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Observation-Disclosures.

~ ~ wanted IN small town In Nir-
Sinia 80 - sieepinr ronne ,y;,,
r"noNa'e and run first -class; lease onlv
!. %: care Times Dispatch '
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FOR SALE-IIorses

WANTED. to sell young horse sound
ana gentle. Address Horse. Box 60
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FOR Observation-Disclosures


RICHMOND Willow Works Best will
low furniture made right here in
Richmond. Chairs cancd and furniture
repaired Baby carriages renewed
made look like new. 500 East Marshall.
Randolph "a.
FOR sale. complete OUTFIT OF Edison
dictaphoncs. embracing the combina-
ton debating machine and transcribing
machines. with all attachments OF most
modern design: recently bought new for
500: viii take $40: fully guaranteed.
n 80. ear" Times Dispatch.
FOR sale. No. Remington standard
typewriter. nonvisible. I'm splendid
condition and order: does the finest
work. and clean and bright: rare
nRrEain: 81" cash: Will last q life
l'hc ana do better work than a new
machine 22a. care Times Dispatch
FOR $ale.--WUl sell my Underwood
. typewriter. No. {. which is I'm per-
rect order, for $40; has had best OF
care. shows no wear whatever and is
liShtcr running than more modern new
machines. Answer quick + PA care
Iiinc s-pispatch.
FOX sale. No. Remington TYPEWRITER.
IN hnc order. and looks coi,al 10 a
new typewriter: speedy and light touch:
4 harE3in. no better typewri,cr ryer
mad" Viii sell for SO cash T. 30
car Times pispatch.
DOZEN new window screens. slishtIv
used for sale: half price to quick
nnZc-- AnEly POS Eomrth Avcnuc.
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FOR SALE--.,n1mxlS.

FOR SALE. HORSES. MARES. MULES
AT CRULL'S STABLES. Is SOUTH
TENTH STREEr.
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IWo FORD touring cars. abou, - raso-
me engines steam engines bur-
be sold at bargain prizes R"v w
South Boston. va ~ -
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NFEDERATr reunion .,-
LOO coins loft over from las, y"ar
Big hargain for $40 cash r. " rrn,,,
Atlantic Hotel jachsouNill.. Florida e
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WE have the buyer If you have tho
property. Let us exchange Garrett
Company, Real Estate. 1ll2 East
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FIRST class laundry for sal. AZ
South Pine street
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TENTH sTREET.
PARTIES In need OF good scrv,oeahi.
stock, right gu. OF the hardest KIND
OF work can ind them mt our stables
from 500 pounds to 1850 pounds. t'ricc.
}l25 per phir up, and horses and mares
SIS head nIo up. This s,p pSS"I Is ali e In
good condition. and Will be sold under
a full guarantees II not as represented
money refunded.
FOB sale, saIIe-iiavinE no further use for
Years old sound, Fri CO. $3.50;
ESQ., WI pair Te5h sfs' o RG""ai f Zoo
pounds. sound and very handsome
Price. sS25; ! pair cheap mules for sl7s.
for $50. Buy now and save high war
PRICES In the snrinS. Any one looking
call and Sc. this stock before buving.
They are all III fine condition. Can be
seen at Cranes Southern Transfer
Stable. No. ls South Fifteenth Street.
Half SQUARE from, Main Street station
No connection with any other stable.
FOR sale. several head Of horses and
mules for sale. Good shape. and Just
out of winters work. Selling for
lax OF use durtmF SUNNI mouths s6,,his
or. single. Lyme & Harris Coal Yard.
Htiteenth and DOCK Streets
/TWo fine fox terrier puppies. coo Eas,
Main
HORSE. sound. gentle. work anywhere.
harness and surry: all for So Nd
dress + ?@2. care Times Dispatch
FOR sale, = ;horouchhr"d FOX terrier
puppies for sale. born taillcsS T..
Paul Naumann near Mosmillers flower
garden.
ONE English bun puppy. male. viii
sell chean. Dall Madison sew.
FOR sale, at =. !. sulliyan's Stable SOS
East Cary, pair OF hrSt-ClaSS mules
= and years old. weigh 900 pounds
euararteed 10 be sound. good workers.
single or double. $40 viii buy good
second hand mule. suitable for farm
work. serviccabl". sound; good work
Aorses. good grocery wagons. several
sets Of bits and heavy harness: also
family-hr horse, surrey and harness
mo reasonable Offer refused
For sale, pair Of fiue Young mules
sound and solid and good workers
App!y 10 Darbytowm cistillcry Co. Fox
II. CITY
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FOR sals-Two c"ilinr fans. Il. . I'm.
conditlon,. ~ each carton scaling
machine. Call Hl5 East Hroad Strr.i
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TENTS, all sizes. sale or renting, for
. campers. /. Rose & Co. 800 Brook
Avenue. Randolph 144s
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WE have number OF cash buyers for
small Investment or rental properties
II you have anything for sale list IL
with US AZ once, and we can sell II for
You if VI Is worth :hc money. Garrett
d Company, lll2 East Main Street
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REGENT THEATEH

Home OF Paramount Pictures.
Matinee. &c. Nights. Toe.
MONDAY AND TCESDAN-CH CHARLES
Richman, the popular dramatic star
in The Man From Home by Booth
Harrington. five parts. keystone COM
edy daily
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FOR SALE-Niiscellaneou.

WANTED TO sell for storage. one LOT
OF theater scenery. W. Fred Richard.
son. Inc. Goa West Main Street.
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HARDY ferenicl plants. 81 per aoz.r.
one year roses. : per dozen: napsy
plants, so cents per dozen: raynhler
roses, 81 cents each. delivered parcel
post garden. stop S, Petersburg pike
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VIRGINIA. I'll Eas, Broad street.
House Of nMnlLtA Ehnt mi

HOUSE OF QUALITY FhOtOnIaNS.
&c. Day and Night. Except ON Specia!
MoNDAY-"A DELAYED REFORMA-
ton" in two parts. The Idol of
ESpAY THE CHlLpREN'S
House Child playD. Tho Fresh
Agent" comedy When Hearts Are
Young comedy -dramaD. Whose Illus
band with Flora Finch.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-04-25

W r. have also few slightly used gas
ranges. We are closing these out a,
a loss. so como and benefit yourself
at our expense
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-07
HEaEs Pnl)OFI
ADickson Citizen Tells oh
His Experience

You have d fighttN doubt the
statements BIZ people living Ear awsy
hut can Jon doubt . Dickson en-
d,rsemsnt? Read M
w. III. Parish. sI Main ST..
Dickson. says. About thres years
ago, when | was doing some heavy
work on the farm. my back began
10 ache. Nights, II was stiif and
sore and / could hardly do my
bending or lifting. I'LL did s.oop
over. | could scarcely straighten az.
One day | was telling one Of my
friends about Deans Kidney Pills
and as they had done q great deal
for him. be advised me to use them.
| got one box from the Clemore
Pharmacy and they helped me. /
used another box and before | had
taken 1t all, | vas cured. =
Price Soc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills--ihe same
that Mr.. Parrish had. Foster Mil
burn Co.. Props, Buffalo. N. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-07
C.s.:y-Hudson.

On last Monday evening. May 5.
at . o'clock, Miss lima Hudson
and Mr.. X, l.. Crafty were united
In matrimony, The marriage took
place near the brides home. while
they were seated in an automobile.
Squire r. johnson OF Charlotte,
Ee:.ofmlng the ceremony.
A limited number OF witnesses
were present.
By this marriage is united two
Of Dickson County's oldest families,
the groom being the son OF MIR. and
Mrs. A. T. Crafty, and has been q
prosperous and enterprising young
farmer. He IL noted for his honesty
and intregity.
The bride is the charming daugh-
ter Of Judge w. R. Hudson, ard is
a young lady nj rare personal charm
and social qualities. and had since
moving into this community some
few years ago, always been a favor
lite Of both young and oid, and her
many friends regret that her mar.
riage will take her to another
neighborhood to reside.
For the occasion the bride was
dressed in a handsome serge suit Of
dark blue, and a white silk blouse
with a hat in harmonixing shades.
The groom was dressed in q
handsome dark suit.
Immediately after the ceremony
they left for Nashville. where they
will visit the brides sister, Mrs
Cullum. They will locate perman
emily in Nashville. where the groom
will secure employmet as a car
penter.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-07

Nashville. Tenn Nay \, 1915
To tha Dickson County Herald.
lily attention bAs been called tb
tbe card oI ldessls laYl9. Inghain
Al Davis. funeral directors III Ditk-
son, Tenn. in which rehHenoe i
made thar | have doils them 80 In
justice BY The Sin 81 Omission. in
moi mentioning their names 10 re-
CARDS 10 the handling "a q body u
my establishment,
MI. Taylor, you came 10 -; -
establishment during the Spring 81
1919 and secured my services. my
men, my pasaphernalia and etc.
etc. In handling the remains al .
white person who died in 4 local
hospital,
MIR. Taylor, a colored woman died
In this cts during Decembes Isls
and Der remains =~-sre brought 70
my place. where you ia company
with q male relative III hers. whom
You stated was d personal irierd',
called. took charge OF her remains.
prepared her for burial. and had
her remains conveyed to Dickson.
Tenn, where the interment took
place.
My establishment 10 located in
the business center OF Nashville,
and il as thoroughly eQuippted. and
complete In all departments as ans
Funeral Directors In the country,
and | fail 10 see what iorces any de.
NAL from any man who needs 0
funeral director q assistance. | ex'
tended TO Mr.. Taylor assistance
which be will. moi deny. A greal
many other andertakers from all
parts Of the country have received
and will continue to receive. any,
and oil courtesies am capable Of
giving.
II the offence consists In having
colored people serving white peo'
| pie, then conditions have certainl.
changed, that q white man car
handle the dead body OF a Negro
with impunity. using himself and
all he hath In negro service.
II | did not have wha: the people
wanted. they would not call upot
me, and Mr.. Taylor did call on me
| served him. regret that be writes
as he does. for | shall not, in tn,
future stand as ready to rende
them assistance. II they are asham
ed Of 1t. Resp't..
"A. N. Johnson.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-07

While many farmers in Dickson
County are much Interested in Ia.
siln, do not stop at the thought,
but begin now to put your thoughts
IN action, and be hasty about it,
You will not make mistake to
plant corn and cowpeas or sorghum
and cowpeas in the same row and
cultivate same as corn alone. IL
will produce from four to twelve
tons or silage per acre. Two tons
Of silage will keep 500 yearlins 100
days through the winter in good
shape. Many farmers paid Tor q
good silo last winter and did moi,
net it. We know of one farmer in
Dickson county that paid for HE
concrete sllo last summer. and got
most OF his money back during the
winter and still has the silo left that
will last him as long as he lives
without repairs on insurance and
but little cost. Farmers, don't be
afraid, only be careful and build
we'll.
As to kind and cost, there are
several kinds Of silos; some Of wood.
iron, steel, brick, tile, cement. etc,
and cost various prices, Those
wishing further information along
this line. will be gladly furnished
upon receipt Of seit,a dressed en-.
yelope. A. l. Miller,
Sylvia, Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-07

Lame back is usually due to
rheumatism Of the muscles OF the
back. Hard working people are
most likely to suffer from il. Re-
lief may be had by massaging the
back with Chamberlain's Lnimen,
two or three times a day. Try 1t.
Obtainable everywhere. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-07

Prosperity The old girl is hit.
ting the high places in her eager
ness to envelop us in her golden
arms. That fellow who owed us
five bones on subscription blew in
and elevated US to the Vanderbilt
class Yesterday. Next
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-07
STATE Of Ohio. CITY ot Toledo, | i.

tsNtAE tbNNNtt
Frank Cheney makes oath that re IL
scnior partner 81 the Arm Of \, j. Cheney
4 Cc.. doing business Ia the City OF To-
lesio, County and State aforesaid, ana
HUNDRED DOLLARS for, each and ev-
cry vase ~ CAtArrh that cannot be cured
y tire use et HALLS cATARRH CURE
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn TO before me and subscribed To
my PRESENCE, this 6sh day OF peceynher.
\ n iSS&
tssah A. w, GLEASON,
Notary Public.
HANS Cn.sgFh Cure Is taken internally
al,s avis G,r~ct)v ppcn tire bleed ard mt
colss surfaces ~ the system. Send for
testimonials, FREE
r. ]. CHENEY A CO, Toledo. o.
SOLD ~ all Druggists. 30.
TAKE halrs FaFnily rilis fer ecessfrsstsa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-07
ccodition following II.

NN~esAsNs@n s~sNP'F@ w.
L;T-ver.Lsx Is harmless vese-
table compound, that 10 mild,
but effective substitute for calomel.
II has oil the effectiveness. but not
the effect OF calomel. Ito splendid
value has brought II into such wide
use that in sone states II has almost
entirely replaced faiomel.
Just try Liy-ver-I1ax once, ~and
you'll meyer use csiomel again. In
sist on the genuine, bearing the
likeness aud signature u L. X. Orig
shy, which is guaranteed To give
satisfaction or money refunded.
For sale by Clsmore Pharmacy. w
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-07

Time is everything, sail local
banker to the tramp. Yep And
| We got a mortage on the world.
was the reply as he assumed a
comfortable position for his hourly
snouze,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-07

A man in love for the first time
often wonders what has struck him,
The same feeling usually assails
the woman a few years alter mar.
IMAGE,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-07
J YOUR HEALTH
Don't Endang.r II With
Calomel

II il generally agreed BY experts
In this country and Europe that
cafomel has a very violent effect on
the system. This accounts for the
familiar disagreable feeling accom-.
psnying a doss, and the weakened
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-07

Only our we'll known spirit of
neutrality prevents our expressing
an opinion Of the fellow who reads
his nelghbor's paper and then gives
the paper roast.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-07

TO send money away for your
goods when you can buy them just
as cheaply right here at home il
like robbins your baby to feed a
strangers dog.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-05-07

When you hear u man denouneing
Kissing as Vulgar, just write him
down as one who has sought and
found not.