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Evening star., 1915-12-29
Revenues Increase $1o1, ,52s, ,2s4.

CHICAGO, December 29.-A close es-
innate made public by the bureau OF
railway news and statistics shows
that in the year now closing American
railway revenues increased s101. .52S,-
294 and expenses decreased $6s,S4l:-
s83. leaving net income increase, az
ter deducting taxes, over 1914, OF $685.
955,548.
Evening star., 1915-12-29

was to graduate last June, has re-
turned to his home, a veteran Of the
European war. He said he had spent
three months in the trenches at Arras
as a member of the sth Irish (King's
Liverpoo) Regiment, and he wore a
special decoration awarded the few
survivors of that regiment. Getchell
is nineteen years of age. He was re-
leased from service through the inter-
yention of Secretary of State Lansing.
Evening star., 1915-12-29
Sues Steamer W. I. Davis Owners.

Edward Sullivan. q minor. by next
friend, Dennis Sullivan. has filed suit
against the Peoples line, which operates
the steamboat W. l. Davis. to recover
$1,000 damages. He says he was as
saulted September S last when the boat
was near Alexandria. and he was con-
fined for an hour in a stateroom against
his will. Attorneys d. w. Baker and
H. A. Grant appear for the plaintiff.
Evening star., 1915-12-29
GREAT NAVAL HARbOR
STRONGLY DEFENDED
National Geographic Society De-
scribes Portsmouth, England's
Chief Arsenal and Port.

"Men-of-war, large and SMALL in
definitely colored transports, laden
with troops. and a never-ending line of
lwar-requisitioned freighters day by day
slip out of Portsmouth, the first naval
harbor of the worlds greatest naval
power. bearing their reinforcements to
all of the troubled zones of Europe,
Asia and Africa" begins primer on
war geography" issued by the National
Geographic Society. 1.-The burdens and
responsibilities of this English port
have grown enormously since the out
Kiel. symDolizes the mighty. vital naval
effort of a great group of powers in
the greatest war of history.
VERY little has been written about
Portsmouth. the war port, for the la
bors and planning that have taken
place there have been much too i'm
portant, much too intimately bound up
with the hopes and the aims of the en-
tente allies. to be trumpeted abroad. A
veil Of military exclusiveness has been
drawn over the fearful stress and tur-
moil of Portsmouth, hiding the nature
of its giants tasks, the details of it's
multitudinous enterprises and the sig
nidcance Of its achievements. One re-
members. however, that Portsmouth is
the chief naval arsenal and port of
Britain. the heart of the allied powers
triumphant rule upon the seas.
Central Point on Southern Coast.
Situated in Hampshire. at a central
point in England's southern coast
about seventy-four miles southwest of
London, Portsmouth is both sheltered
and well placed to serve the empires
naval needs on whatever ocean. Prob
ably first on the roll of the worlds
great naval bases, the English port
an aggregate of four towns, possesses
a splendid harbor and one that has
been developed as base for English
naval power through more than five
centuries. Portsmouth has the most
complete and impregnable fortifica-
tions in England: for it is a master
nerve-center in the empires life and
dominion.
portsmouth. Portsea, Landport and
Southsea are the towns which join to
form the port and they are all located
on Portsea Island. Portsmouth proper
is the garrison town; Portsea is the
naval station. with dry-docks. great
dockyards. torpedo and un-mounting
stores, electrical shops, and innumer-
able subsidiary shops, while Landport
| is occupied by the homes Of the arti-
sans. Southsea has enjoyed a steady
ing place.
Defended by Powerful Forts.
"The port is defended by a powerful
ring of landward forts, the Portsdown
| forts and the Hilsea lines, and by the
Spithead forts to the seaward. The
anchorage of Spithead is roomy enough
to ride the great fleets of England,
scores of boats safe in the shelter of
| the Isle of Wight.
"Richard l built the first town there,
Evening star., 1915-12-29

High School Athlete Back From War
BOSTON. December 2e.-Elmer r.
Getchell, a Medford High School ath-
lete. who disappeared just before he
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-05

n nss o~ay r-s Istssr. s"
e2sy - Ds6na
- A~e.. aue wort n the Eaz'
n--..r~ oce ncser. Dictionary uAS
49,. eosuras Of szraH type AL
-. -orIr.rv uord upon which ne die
rssrsrJ hessovs <orn se2Hn % -
-xa..sar i oce shzs hardly anyD'
49, . csrr<v1zry maker can oenDe
.r rh< orairary edscsfed Enz'nn
-,eakfnx sersvas kDowsecSe :" =
cvska - exvrx=~-d n sbocf nzi'
gse Ere :.
nx fe-d usrd b -cf" IL Jos
w~r~ sxked % dekne if-unsess 700 ~
q dzcs5crxry zzker o. OF an zilseo IT,
-uueshsr ryu so9lc hare 10 fepsy'
-Of. Gay- 81 tuss Means o. 10y
usrtf ada 1e<<nssSesy i Always eoI0
urehesd perfectly xt'sf rt means -
a. hear II and can use II cofEecuS
n sueech- % whzt do wanf To osnne
n f0 anyvayy
b., Il yoa we're . child Jour scfnal
raaxtery 81 -uf- sooN stand roo 70 no
sr~d vAetever. Yog would be SCI 70
aixxznx oct and n1=Dorzins me mug
de csersooasy had To ssy about II. "
IT, dress AID seaxf Informing Of them
a. for Instance. ftsf in some cases y
. svca a kid Of proposition aDo u
oeher eases <cDe other KIND ana tna'
x1szstorz hare such ard Erco prop
erres wesn they d0nt have some ofn
e esesy nar Of which you would Ao
sosusesy and EercIfuiiy forget II tnt
srxs r~sxibse 1soz1<1t-Excnznze
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-05

tie ZzcAzle TIE @xu ! kz1 followed
gszDce1 81 then uezrIn<iy. AID
xls~ &c Ez<e Eatt for them TO 90
away. W5el the AS1 oae hsd Eooe
TIE Erelxn-for x1ca be wzS-gcS ~
tnf0 the fszs1sf and whispered s9E9e
thing 70 s0ne ooe- l c0zE not tel
rbon- for there ~xx pcShinx thsre- 80
far Is c01sd see but coal Thea -
o.e--koned lie u Climb up and reDov
Ing lump Of coal. exposed q Fans
tkce- tie face Of IExn SrszxA<h
II WIS plain 10 zee that Svt1xA<k1
lad walked along the fo0ensoar 20 tht
tender climbed orer IL AMI fnii1g
Sympathetic htcce.x In the engineer
and freUza- rhey lad co1ce2sed azz
zlie1 the cuszl he Lad sent for NE
ao.dng that ! would furnish hin With
1ezrs 20 go 10 America and tcd en-
s30yDe1c for tin when he arriFei
there flzce.t some money La the
azosS Of tie engineer for him and ar>
pointed . pace Of meeting provided
BE could get safely OFT Of Russian
Z 1CxA LIZ Skx21 a. 81 0AS-a-kAf-
Portable position under the cozi-fcr
TIE tine lad pg. cone when be coasd
ee released without too great q n<k-
and after getting e treakfaN pro
oe-eie1 On ~ journey
waited 1t the reode1roos snd q
ne did not appear I feared that after
al be had been captured I made mp
ny mind to write what knew about
him to lis family and pcoceed o. my
way when ] ~ss tod that there was
an old mzr at Fhe sfs.of Of the hotel
who wished 10 <~~ me. l went out
thinking thss ne might be my nan
disguised bot On seeing him could
see noe the slightest resemblance he
fooied me for several minutes before
telling ne that be was Svfaxh<ki
hsocxht him home with ne secur-
80 work for him and In q couple Of
years be sent for his family to Join
him
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-05

horse ....- y
j. s. Law ct NJ 10 same. mort
gage 81 lot 5. less east 10 feet,
in block I. ByIes' plat Monte
sano. MI lot :. less west 10
feet. In block /, Wakefield 4
Byles plat Nontesano - go
Aberdeen General Hospital Asso-
citation to Public, articles OF
incorporation ----....-- -
p. B. Reeder ct ux to Fred Her.
EFT. mortgage lot 4. block Is,
WeAfhefvax & Beams addition
Aoe1oee0 Ley
n. L. johnson to Prank Reedef,
ehAttel mortgage horses $500. -
Jennie e. Melville to 8. s. Norse
ehattel mortgage COWS -..--- 50
Northumberland Co TO Nina
Keckonen, contract sale bed,
Same to G. C.. Smith. contract
sale range and 2 chairs --.- >
ArthAud Land Co. to Claude VIII
hAms. receipt for earnest mon
ey affecting lot s. block 81.
Corrected plat HoQuiam ..---- -
National Cash Register Co to ".
J. Adkins. contract sale reg
1&lef ~
]. W. Moore w. Albert WoiS ct
ux, execution and notice OF
levy on lots IL and II, block
Is, Benn's Central addition Alb
eedeen .-..-.--.---- -
Jessie Stickels Ct ux to Ethel w.
Bray. mortgage lot ~, block
II, North Hoquiam addition
HoQuiAm ................ Is
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-05

Brass beds can Be cleaned With damp
cheeseesofh II furnished apply q soft
flannel csotA n,of<tened with olive oil
and dipped into whiting Rub clean
With q soft dry flannel O. chsnosk
Tou can also lacquer them and make
them Ike new. F5rxt rub the brass
Vigorously with . flannel dipped IN
whiting then get some shellac and dis
solve IL n enough alcohol to make II
thin Apply With q small brush II
can Be done quickly. and the bed VII
look As pretty As II sent to the factory
and the process IL much cheaper
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-05
TURKISH SOLDIERS.
ns3 Ar AI~sys esopersd and eSsr
vSiiiiae 70 Fight

~, Az Always Psopars6 and ever
WIiiias 70 Fiss&
II. popular western cDoceptson Of
de Trrkszn army Is something IN the
asture q . Wild 1oaxve. Earxhased in
naft1lions and cred With q fxna deal
oo0lcsdal nzniz Bst nowhere IN Tur-
key Nh you fDd sDcs . coceepesOe
realized
ne great majority Of Ottoman reEu
tal8 are sinxuEzFly pain. unpifureSque-
anpFesentiO0s soadiesy- On their beads
they wear either gray baxhlyks wound
trtanwtse. Or plain feues q -kaL
pakS- Of . yes5owtzh brown color cor
responding to their German made uni
fpsDs q rus<A veoSeo cloth Their
sees are wound in . bulky way witA
the same material tn q Turkish con-
cert5on Of q puffee. and CO their feet
eifhes sAost booes q tie sol1 leather
Doccasin-iike shoes Of the Balkans
xive then . eomfortahse asTicustuEai
soo&-
SinEty o. in bulk. there = nothinS At
al smart about them. but they iqpk
exceedingly equal to The delivery Of
the goods Altogether they appear -
ven abe to fAde iDdtzting usxhabay into
the landscape - Anything human
could Many Of them are AnafoiiAns
and some are ruddy faced Kurds from
the CaucasuG- Others come from the
Taurus mountainA. back Of KoniA and
AIeppo. swartAy Syrians and Arab
typeA
Any one of them wu fght At The
drop Of q hat He would not have to
change anything Thefe b nothing
shout bin to polish OF to Be KEPT clean
A. be staods be sleeps and eats- driiiA.
marches and eoes into battle.-Wo9sds
Work
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-05
WHAT THE COOK BOOK
SAYS.


II you would have your fried eggs
look pink and beautiful fry them one
at a time in q good deal Of fat and
give them your undivided attention
As they are cooking take q spoon and
continually pour the bot tat over them
until they are done. An egg that b q
little stale Is almost sure to break tts
roEk when it Is put into the pan
you can warm over meat much more
quickly II you wrap Il In creased pa-
per The steam viii prevent the meat
from becoming hard and dry.
A rery qrfk way to cool q bot liquid
il to pass il through q clean cloth sat
urafed with cold water. And Il the
liquid Is soup no trace Of grease VII
remain.
Pickles viii never besrsrne moidy h
ron put q tiny bag Of mustard in the
top Of the receptacle in which they
are kept
Don't forget to close the refrigenf0e
door each time you use the box The
ice yin last much lon<er.
To keep pancakes from being greasy
and fzbby do NOT have the latter too
thick and Be sure that the fat , piping
bot
A hard fhfnx tn staruen-fhe WafG1D
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-05
APHoRIsMs OF seechER-

~ AC41 aA<a1 - VIZ - ~ IL
ways finds excuses for Others,
bot neyer for himself
Success Is full Of promise TIL
men get it and f.,ea II ts last
years D-St fun which the
birds have Goun
In f.s- morning We carry the
world ike AsAas: At noon re
xtoop ard bird beneath II. and
At night h crushes rs Dat TO the
gruund
A cunning man oye1reaches
20 or Isaif IS much zs himself
Th+ philosophy OF one century
Is tE- common sense Of the next
Not that which uen do worth
lily. but that they do Success
fully. IL ~har history makes
haste to record
SeIfshness h that detGfa bic
vice which 10 one VIII forgive
In others. and no one - without
II himself.
There IL somebody 10 believe
In anybody Who p uppermost-
From Sermons of Henry Ward
Beechef.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-05

100
Victor P<<so1z II SaMe. nMe-
fYfrN NzxSon11 DAxk % HpexzRR
AEzo Co 60 Al Saxisfzexsoa q
| eAztrez mortgage sz<ns 1880 :
Sane % Sane. sane 81
p z D1.Ee! Il r1 to " b. HIS
1T. erEt-zc1 20 se1 south 41x
fest 5ufs I and Z hsoek g.
Wez1A<rEn & Beams S<eecz
zG1zt1oc 4ker3e<z L
Artrsr SZ-h rs s p. Mccall
! - III hs1 ca tr1e1 Ezs1 u Sc
4 zxA zsd neA svA &C <
srY Il, ri 2
Dsesoe Z NcwrT 70 Mora A
Czzpsel eAzs-sl mortgage
4--o 3
r. J. yz8eT - Tx to Nyrua Co<e
- al Ecr-Ezxe n1- vi MI zw
4 nsz sec "a. TIP L. re xaz
gzxfEs5<-s = izsers<s hsx 8 xn1
IL. tscek IL. Eureka aszzrz0c
4te-xeez Savings < Loxz Axso-
ezAzloa 10 W " Szrzge. SIT
Es.ze-51a Eos-4z9e Lots AID
II. heck =. NORTH Ahereeen- 2
" " SzEz&e 70 Ahereeez Sav-
EE 4 Lean Assre5x-5cs- mort
gage s1-s and -. block =.
North 4her1eez -- 6
Ee-Zzz Winters TO G. O. swan
500 - al Ez-ixtze<toz q Eor1-
gage soez Il. Is. IL a.c Is block
IL S1rnyEs6s addition Aher-
Sz.sog Grzaxs 70 R5cAzst FEyre.
Ec--xzge Ics L t3ock 5. Mars
Plat Sa.so2 II
Tsrss- Parker e II 10 c. W. e
E-sr- mortgage lots !. 9. AID
II. b1ock IL. Wextpors Beach. 2;
g B. Maxwell - II 70 Sane
Eos-Ezxe lets =. :. T. 5 and s
ksock Il. SeaxyoTe -- 1;
Farmers 4 L1EherEsn-s Baak
o< Eliza 70 J. n. Hale, salts
fzetSo. Of enzstel EogrEzEe
= H Hale 20 Fzr-e-x' & Lzzke--
mems Bank q EEz- cAxs.eI
EO--Ezze sac " a
We Va Kirk e II t. Faznse
J. Kzne. mortgage rzz-l of NJ
rrz sell SEC 6. twp IL. = f. 4;
Ole N5ekeisc1 20 L0Eis K.rfson.
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-05

A. yew Orleans hofei keeper tells
IL tale . rtoesy-yeEr-old rezro essn
xbo r.s AoDeses8- peznilesA innTm
md criFFsed c-zwted into hzytod II
. xtrznze Dei<bbss1ood to spend nls
sasx hocx The darby who Owned TIE
eay saw q sa<pScioas figure sinking
TITO rs ssatAe and came with his shot
gun to cake ne intruder prisoner
Cautiously entering the stable be de-
tecfed . rust;inS n the hay and afn
ing hzs gnn n the direction whe1ce
the sount cane yel}ed Ouf:
Il gue yo1. Ds<xDoe yoa- got yOuE
The expiring wspdefer raised hs
bend and "a De Ezred down the gun
narreAs replied wsrsy:
AZ . great GIT Jon got!-eafurday
EFenicE Pust
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-05

Eccn=EG. ~. 7. wx1fes- w1s
ty1s5=d villa cAtxxxA a Dc - fEr
2zT yezz before pas2 E0cA az
-G1za % +. 10. Q fkw DHss8 aGc
] -H 50 z-cTe1 ~ hea&zeAes aod
c11-Z-y = h-easkag tkUagA NJ
rnse. al ny eTes started an2 icoked
70 EO>3 tsAs I f<st EIs DO
s.0s-g 70 relieve this scase cf AZ
<x
I .1csc~a one q yuE< a4A n tie
rz,e-. and thG aa3 th1e aee43e3 %
1T Per- an r1ezse2 % ay
tat I: c5e ~ 70 an ny expec<1-
tics. Ear II Ex weeks x lad criv9
-. c2.arA CO q ny syx-sG and
] hare nsse heea txuEb3ed &enc&~
Ma A J. Team. liz Kyumiag
s. Sza Ancnho. T14 wrz.es- 4
s-.--. ovsr nzze yeAH WITH ca.AEa
6. IL lad ooSe z12 earn Fire hok-
tssx = PEA hare TezsaeeA ne NJ
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-05
cRElm ron en-
OPENS Up
nel2s Hsv 70 CT G.
fsso Hes& CO.. Is


In oEe minute ycar e.
viii open, tie air -
head win clear and ~
freely. No more haBh1i &
blowing, headache. dF3nG 4
Cling for breath 1t IT. &
or eafarFA vii be 80 "a
Get = sm1n b0ftIo e r.
BALM from youF drsoy1ut I
. little Of dsis fr1gyanf
healing erezu In your -
penesrafes thTuugh syQyz
Of the bead, sccfhes -
swollen mucous menhf1i 4 7
comes instantly. 4
It's Just fIne- D0H't stngi
with = cid - nasty &C.
comes % quickly.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-05
NEAT INJURIOUS
TO THG
Take . Tsblsspeoasul - .
Huns a. Dlsdder 0ssisoo i
Fssns Uric Aet6

We are . nation Of nedf I
our blood Il filed VIII MI
Il weii-knorn authority, ~
as to be constantly q guas5
kidney trouble.
The kidneys do their ufr
Tree the blood Of this irfits11
hut become weak frpa tie q
they get sluggish; t. c.
tissues clog and thzn tt =
retained In the bloo1 to ~
entire system
When Jour kidneys aeAe 60
Ike lungs Of Lad. anl 200 hay3]
ing pains in the baek Of o.
| II cloudy. nun Of seGmsak Z
bladder Il iI1itabIe. obliging y
seek relief during the night;
you have serere headaches =
and dizzy spells. slesplessneaay
stomach or rheumaxf1n in - I
er. get from your phazmaeiGl
four ounces Of Jad Salts: tako y
spoonful IN . glass Of water
breakfast each morning and =
days your kidneys Vim act n
famous salts II made from u
| Of grapes and isnOn tuies. cou
vtfh nthia. and - besa .
generations to 1ush and I'D
eloeged kidneys, to neutrali1l
acids in urine % \ = No n
source Of fFritafioa. tAns ealinl
/ ary and bladder disorder.
JAd Salts = inexpensive -
not injure: makes . delightful
veseent lfthia-uatsr drink, a
body can HHalns . nistaks BY
| = little oecaGisnally to keep 4
neys clean Ar acdva
=
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-05

ry were n tea on NosninSstde-
she extremely pretty and en<1gine
desrfre the fact that she was In Teach
en- college and be m earnest stuoenI
Of The law They hsd really gone quite
TAR asonx The pleasant road OF 70
r.Dce. he inquired civLly what de
gree she pcfxued
Il aspire to IN n 2 8" she repf,ed
demurely.
Il dare say It's hard be answered
absertniodedly- Hours afteswau I'M
der the green SHADED light m aus owl
room II an came TO him suddenly
Nt~ tux Post y
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-05

The st. Louis American league pitch
ing star for nett season VIII include
aeventeea pitchers. whose combined
height = roe feet and whose average
height = fraetios OVER SIX fec to the
man
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-05

Peal Estate TraasSe<A
gxc- mortgage EzEe ---- g
Nzt5oczi Casa Register ca to
I-,s-lzz Horsl cnz-zcz sale
E-@~-E -------------- n
" O. NeCz~ 70 AGopa SeA1sszea
= III xz.zxzzz-a5z Of -scg-Exxe
Ae L. s51ck :, Frances zS6E
-sc1 A-e-s-as9 --- =.
A6ozE1 Seh1s1ez - TX GO gcea
ALzz- Mortgage same - y,
gc1r A1cs-z1a 20 gokr Mia
mortgage Its - u -. s1rE
:. Portland zSzz15oz Ah<-1ee1- Ii
" Il Psesr= 70 Earl Xc-zzzxxezr.
Seattle ExrzEx<s Ca 10 C. p
A-ZsE-Czz - a. sz1zs1xe1Lcz O,
LIZ -
3 gzts-zik & w 20 L1ey z Atel.
D5-rxzxs sE14 zei4 sec H. twp
u ------------------ ~
X1ztsszso Nx-5ozzl Bzaf 70 G.
" lz=oF. sz-zxtze-so1 ~
elz-tsz Ec-lEzxs coxx - -
C. " QzlEEE 10 Xo1-ssx1o Ns-
r50zzl Bzz., ezrz4 mortgage
csEs -- --- lH
JES=s Caee1ls Sc gazes White.
zsxignEezt Ct z7c-1xsx- ex4--
81 ~ J0segA Eolzas- q II =
ZZ q &Ss@ ------ =
C. 4 Lane 81 al % Bank q q
"a ctz-tel E--xzz= alto -rzek
E5 tx.As liz
" n T5t.sr 10 Noz-eszzo State
Rs-k- ehz1te. zn-sxzxs IRE
stock and tz-- Ezchz1esF -l5s
E. C. Brooks g III 80 Eza
Lo,ixs No g < q P Ec---
gage lots 4 : and s. hook :.
A 4 C. Secnci zGdE-sc1 ga p.
p. 8 Xslo-sF 90 C. H Psz1sr.
fes-z 5o- q. RiFexs1e zsstzt5oo
HEEcEaliSs Czrsszx -- -.
James Hazard e al 10 JOHN
&lrz-EE- EcE-EzEe VIZ k81
sr4 sec Is. twp -. - 1890 ~
S.n Not5cz Picture Co 10 PEh-
H. LIST q o@cez --- -
p. n Cx-l-oa 70 ysyssE Bros,
I-c- eAztres Eo-zxzxe eoEx.
horses. etc --.----- III.
Jasper Fry Sens 4 C1lTe- 10 Vey-
seq Bros cazt-ei mortgage
legs ---- III
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fzE1zrz-x Co. lsz On pe-so1zl
property --- =
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InTes-Esnf Co. mortgage lots
6. :. 8. and >, k3ock 6. e. 4
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Of Enz 10 r B. De ReEer,
satisfaction Of eazttei Eort-
rage farm tools, I've stock
etc -- ---. 80
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LzEcesLsns Bzck OF k21x-
ehzrtel mortgage sane ~.
Aberdeen Aansolsrm Association
TO T. J. Preston certificate Of
ownership Cryps c D No -
and Il 81
A. C. CErzrd TO ". H. France,
no--gsxs h-s l. Il and Is.
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ezfsd State street vest Of lots
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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-05

A hard thing to sharpen-the waters
edge.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1915-03-05

NJ. Tea p.
DzeE. No :
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-22
OIL TREATMENT FOR
STOMACH TROUBLES.

A simple prescription made M
NJ combination of pure yeartahl,
oils is producing wonderful result,
Fur sufferers from stomach, live
and intestinal troubles The rem
eay, which is said TO have originated
in France, VIII g il has been used
toruyears by the pesssntry, was in
reduced into this country by ,eorge
II Mayr, a lea ling Chicago drug.
gis,. who cured himself Of sever
stomach, liver and intestinal
troubles by it's use Those who
have used 1t cay the frat dose is
sufficient to convince anyone OF IT.
remarkable merit. and that within
,wenty-fou hours the sufferer feels
like d new person. This medicine,
which has become known as Mayrs
Wonderful Remedy. is sold by lead.
jriE druggists everywhere with the
positive understanding that your
money viii be refunded without
question OF quibble il ONE bottle
TAILS 10 give YOU absolute salts.
faction adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-22

The teachers Of our city school
report that there are quite a numoeT
OF ehildrea in school whose parents
are not able to provide them win
the necessary books to pursue THEFT
studies. We can readily under
stand that il 10 true at this TIME
wnsn work " scarce aud food high.
Ii seems pity That II should oe so.
Perhaps vain d little pulling to.
gelner we can relieve the situation
and thus render easier the Work oi
the teachers. Any one vino wianes
to help. may Telephone Mrs.
Florence Cowan or Mrs. Robert
Clements aud the name OF the cuItd
needing the hello viii 90 lurulshed
him.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-22
DICKSON CITIZEN CONES
TO THE FRONT.
Tells His Friends and Neigh
bors OF Ills Experience.

Every Dickson resident should
read what neighbor says. His
testimony can be relied upon,
Here are bic osn words:
J Locke. Jeweler. Charlott, St
Dickson. says: Some yeas ago
when | was suffering from lame
back and weak kidneys. | use,l
Doan's Kidney Pills and found
them very beneficial, am CRATE
iul 10 this remedy Tor the help il
brought me"
Price Soc. at all dealers, Don I,
simply ask Tor a kidney reu edy--
set Doan's Kidney Pills--tht same
that Mr.. Locke had, | oster.
Milburn Co. Props. Buffalo. !, Y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-01-22
The Rerly.

The following is the reply Of Po,,master
Scott:
Dickson. Tenn. Jan. q. 1918,
10 the Hon tin, Assistant Pottmaster
General, Washington. D, c.
Dear SIR
have your favor OF the 10Th inst. re
guessing my resignation. and IN re ply hes
to say that my commission reacs from
May IS. 1911. four years, and Wi there.
fore expire May IS, 1915, For thu reason
decline your reaaes, aud refuse o hand
you my resignation. | coneede the cor.
rectness OF your records from ny hrs'
appointment. but refuse to accept your
construction oil same. II arm no, permit.
ted to serve the full term Of iou years
under my lAst commission, ! bav, no Oh.
lection to your records showing he real
reason why am removed, II "a have
any reason. no, political. why sh, uld no,
serve my full term. 1t becomes yo to as.
sign same at once,
Yours very truly.
A. l.. Scott, p M"