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The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-07-30

Thursday July 18th, 1915. 900 "a. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Knodell, Mullen
Hellekson, Farley and Langley.
Taxes adjusted as follows:
a X Wolford net sec | T Al r %
raised 1900 to 1920
Geo Palmer nwa sec II T IL R2S rails
ed 1850 to 1870
David Vincent se4 sec II Il Al r %
lowered 1900 to ll2O
Herman Mohr nes sec IA T Al r %
lowered 1890 to l2,o
G. n Adlard LOtS3 S} nW3 sec Il AZ
RHG1raised 1900 to 2240
Plus Whirl Wind Soldier Sw4 sec
II AZ r rs raised 1900 to 224O
Henry A Davidson Lots 3 4 81 nw4
sec 3 r. AZ r 26 aiSed 1900 to 2C8O
Henry A Davidson Sw4 sec 3 T & II
26 raised 1900 to 20SO
Rosebud Realty Co Lots 2 ST ne4 sec
5T42 r 26 raised 1850 to 2O8O
: + Kirkendall net sec 10 T q R rs
raised 1900 to 208O
Mrs John BriScoe SO I sec II L AZ II
26 raised 1900 to 20SO
Arthur + Mullen WI sec II T = b 26
raised 5000 to 4l6O
g. y Adlard sw4 sec Is I AZ Il rs rails.
ed 1850 to 20SO
OlOf Nelson "; ne. and G. nwt sec "
Il a. 4 u iaf>'I i>,H' to 2OSO
Anna X Ioci:!uan 50! sec % L AZ Il
26 raised 1900 to 2t,S0
Joseph Brown ne! sec 26 T AZ r IS
raised 1900 to 1920
e N Adlard ne! sec 2S T AZ r % rails
ed 1900 to 2O80
John Hanes nws sec 32 T AZ R 26 rails
ed 1850 to 224O
Win Fredrickson nw4 sec 33 T AZ r
26 raised 1900 to 1850
e N Adlard ne4 sec "a T AZ RIG rails
ed 1900 to 224O
Q N Adlard sw! sec "a T AZ R 26 rails
ed 1900 to 224O
G. N Adlard Sc! sec 81 T AZ r Is rails
ed 1900 to 224O
Board adjourned until loo p. m.
H. F. GILLESPIE, L. V. KNoDELL,
Deputy Auditor. Chairman.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-07-30

Nonha". 80 ,3.;,. ,G!5. 100 p. n
3no-d met &C ne- adjournment.
Members p.esen. Langley, Farley
Mullen. knodcii
Taxes adjusted as follows:
T G Montgomery n "; sec IL Il 40 Il
u added 1920
G n Adlard n ! sec : r ~ r 25 adGsE
44sO
G w Pratt S sec II Z 40 r 90 add
ed 2240
f w Thode e sec % T 40 r 80 adceo J
300
Il G Anderson / sec II Il 20 r :
added $500
G f Flote I sec 33 T le r 26 adde's
1900
Board spent remainder Of the day
in checking over the assessors books
Board adjourned until Tuesda,
July Goth 900 a. m.
II. +. GILLESPIE, L. V. KNoDELL.
Deputy Auditor. Chairman
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-07-30
Wednesday, July IA, 1915, 9:0O a. -

Wednesday, July IA, 1915, 9:0O a. ~
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Hellekson, Kne'
dell, Langley Farley and Mullen.
Taxes adjusted as follows:
John Z Dress Lots and and Ell neS
sec 6 T. al r 30 raised 1900 to 240p.
o + Smith se4 sec T IL r 30 raised
l074 to 1880.
Il ~ Morgan Lot and eli ne4 sec l9
J IL r 30 and SET sci sec Is T Al 3
81 raised 1866 1880.
Board adjourned to take up work 80
County Commissioners.
III. F. GILLESPIE. L. V. KNODELL,
Deputy Auditor. Chairmao.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-07-30

Wednesday July 2lst 1915. 900 a. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present.: Farley, Langley
Mullen and KnOdell.
Board spent forenoon in checking
over Cody Township.
Board adjourned until 1:00p. m.
Fl. +. GILLESPIE, l.. v. KNODELL
Deputy slditOr. Chairman.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-07-30
Tuesday July Goth, 1915. 900 a. m

Tuesday July Goth 1915. 900 a. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Langley, Mullen
Knodell and Farley.
Assessments adjusted as follows:
Douglas McChesney W ! sec 2 L AZ
Il 33 added 1900
Douglas McChesney n . SEQ ; T Al
b 33 added 1890
Douglas McOhesney ST ! sec u T
az r 33 added 800
Douglas McChesney sec "a L AZ e
33 added 24O0
T A Rohn raised from 2 COW so to I
cows $50
T A Rohn raised yearlings 100 to IL
at 900
r A Rohn raised 5 COWS 200 to IA at
$50, bull so.
John q Peters added structures 400
VIM G Horton W SEQ 10 II III Il %
lowered 1880 to ll2O
j J Donovan W / sec Is T 43 r p
added 1880.
board adjourned unta 100 p. H.
II. +. GILLESPIE, L. V. kNODELL
Deputy Auditor. Chairman
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-07-30
Friday July 10Th, 1915, 900 a. m

Friday July 18th, 1915, 900 a. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Farley, Langley,
Hellekson, Mullen and Knodell.
Taxes adjusted as follows:
Mary f Gale ne4 sec q T 43 r 81 rails
ed 1920 to 144O
Fred Casparg and II J Hascamp nwi
sec 20 II A Il 81 raised l408 to 1900
Board adjourned until LOO p. M.
H. f. GILLESPIE, l.. V. KNoDELL,
Deputy Auditor. Chairman.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-07-30
Tuesday, July Goth 1915, LOO p. m.

IueSday, July 2Oth l9l5, l:OO p. m.
Board met as per adjournment
Members present: Muken, Langley
Farley and Knodell.
Assessments adjusted as follows:
Chas AboureZk raised from 900 to
$500 on goods ana merchandise
Henry Anderson raised two 2-year old
horses at 50 to = at 100
Henry Anc rson raised ; horses AT ~
to 3 at 2zs
Douglass Burgess s horses 25O L. {
horses $50
II II Bernwart 3 horses Is to horses
$50
Lawrence Bustrude cattle 2lO to 3h
Eggers g. Kidwilder raised horses at
l40 to 200
Eggers & Kidwilder raised I cows $50
to p at 1880
John f Ham raised one horse at 60 to
i. .., I,n. 81, car old horse at ~
TO 80, two 3.yedI horses 100 tO 3 at
$50, one COW at 80 to 35.
Dick Manard raised on goods $50 to
Frank Kriehn added Is horses at 40
1000
Oliver Larsen raised from 8 horses at
4O5 to Is at 705
Gust Peterson raised cows at 72O to
800
Frank 8 Richardson raised 8 cows at
$50 to $40, five horses 25O to 300. 9th
er cattle 35 to so
Sherman Il Hancock raised stock 1900
to $500
Chas w Astleford raised one colt at
Is to 20, three horses l2O to loO
Christian Anderson raised two horses
at 60 to 100 q,
Peter Busch one 1-year old colt raised
Is to 20. three horses los to 10
James N Briggs raised two horses at
60 to 12O
Board adjourned until Wednesday
July 2l, 1915. 800 a. n.
II. +. GILLESPIE, L. V. KNoDELL,
Deputy Auditor. Chairman
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-07-30

= ~ - iA'
sd 6lJ to -,
Nj ia Hendricks ne{ see y Il AZ r 2S
raised ll6l - l26J
Is Penko f'>se. sec 81 Il ~ r % raise
1000 to ll20
:: ii MalVen Ir Lots = et NV! sec 81
L ~ II y ~a!sed 1885 to 1880
+ NJ McCu!icy and Rae Sheehan Lots
- ei sw, sec 81 II ~ r. % raised
40 to 1850
John Wick ne! sec 81 r AZ II % raised
lOl2 to ll20.
Chas Everson NV! sec 33. Il AZ r 2S
raised 1900 TO 1860.
Theodore Fredrickson nw4 sec 80 T
AZ Il % raised 1850 to l440.
Ed Anderson SCI sec b II AZ r 2S
raised ll15 20 1880.
Margaret Patterson Lots 3 4 and ct
sw4 II ~ Il % raised 400 to 1900
Harry kelch net sec % Il AZ Il 20
raised 800 to ll20
Felix Bordeaux se4 sec % T az r 20
raised 1925 to 1925
Phillip Benson Sc! sec 26 T AZ r 80
raised 800 to ll20
G N Adlard set sec 20 r 43 II 25 rails
ed 1850 to 1920
l. Williams NV! sec 20 Il 43 r %
raised 1900 to 1900
G Gefeller nw4 sec q Il 43 r % raised
1850 to l44O
3 ,56 Jones net sec % T 43 IS raised
f G Barnum ne. sec % Il ABR % rails
ed 400 to 1900
Anton Krutsky sw3 sec % T 43 r 25
raised 1925 to 1880
geo a Nelson sw4 Of sw4 sec % II 43
K 25 raised 400 to 4SO
Geo "A Nelson nw4 WI set and set set
sec 33 T AZ r 25 raised $500 to 1850
Jacob Hoffer 81 sec "a II 43 r 25 rails
ed 32OC to 3S40
White & O'Rielly sw4 sec and swt
OF sci Lots 234 5 sec l Il 43 r 26
raised 300 to 1903
II Harvey Lots ct sci sec ct
43 r 26 raised l772 to 20SO
Henry Naffz Lots l 4 sec 3T43 r 26
raised 1868 to $50
Henry Natrz Lot and nw4 net T 43
X Is raised $40 to $50
Frank Hickman ne! sec Is II 43 r 26
raised 1900 to 20SO
} A Callen nw4 sec 35 r 43 r 26 rails
ed 1880 to 1920
Herman Kendall Lots 2 345 6 sw4 set
Lot and nj net and SCI set sec 10
Il 43 4 % raised 225O to 2742
Herman Kendall WI NV! and sci nw4
and Lots 2 3 sec Is II 43 r %
raised 225O to 27S6
John Ertz Lots 2and ei nw1 sec Is
i 43 II % raised 1000 to 1000
Richard Pressler SET sec - TAB r d
raised 1925 to 1900
" E HOlienback mel and nw4 sec p
Il 43 II % raised 2S4O to 1908
John Zickrick sc! sec q II 43 r %
raised 1895 to 1856
John Zickrick sw4 sec % T 49, B %
raised 1850 to 1900
Edgar L Pegg mel sec 30 T 43 Il %
raised 1900 to l44O
} A Stevek Lots 2 and et NV. sec
80 " 43 r % raised 1850 to 1880
L Walpert Lots and es nwt sec 80
L 43 K 2S raised 100 tn 1920
Ma. .,.> ~ et NV
am .. i ~ IL ~ raised .2SU
Emma LaRoche Zickrick set sec 36 L
43 r % raised 1850 to 1900
Mary Bstes nj ne4 sec 20 Il 43 r %
raised 46O to $40
h Bobbett SET sec 25 T 43 r 20 i'm
provements added $50
VIM Ertz nw4 sec Is T 43 r % raised
llOO 10 lOUU
Geo B ROke nea sec 32 7 43 Il ~ rails
ed $50 to 1890
Geo 3 Roke nw4 sec 33 L 43 II ~ rails
ed 800 to 12SC
Board adjourned until 900 .. m.
Friday July l6.
H. F. GILLESPIE, L. V. KNODELL,
Deputy Auditor. Chsirman.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-07-30

Monday July 10th, 1915, $50 a. m.
Board met in regular session.
Members present: Langley, Farley
Mullen. KnOdell.
Board spent the afternoon In check
ing over assessors books.
Vn motion Board adjourned until
% y. m.
II L GILLESPIE, l.. v. KNoDELL,
nsputy Auditor. Chairman.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-07-30
Friday July 10Th 1915, 100 y. M

Friday July 18th 1915, 100 y. M.
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Hellekson, Lang
ley, Farley, Mullen and Knodell.
Taxes adjusted as follows:
1t was moved and carri-s that the
assessment OF the town Of ~hite Riv.
er be lowered % per cent
Agatha Bordeaux set sec 26 T fl r 20
added 1900
Marion G Fairver Sc! sec rs L 43 4 20
added 1440
Board adjourned until Saturday
July 18th, 9:O0a. m.
IL. +. GILLESPIE, l.. V. KNODELL
Deputy Auditor. Chairman.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-07-30

Saturday July 18th. 1915, 900 a. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Farley, Langley
Hellekson, Mullen and Knodell.
Board adjourned sine die to take up
work of County Commissioners.
II. II. GILLESPIE l.. V. KNODELL,
Auditor. Chairman
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-07-30

Wednesday, July IA, 1915. 1890 a. u i.
Members present: Hellekson, Kna-
dell, Langley, Farley and Mullen.
Taxes adjusted as follows:
Katie Dubois sw4 sec % T Al r ="
raised 500 to 96O.
Henry and William Wagner Lots =
and and sci nwt 4 40 X % raiSeS
176O to 2OSO.
Isaac Little Ergle sci sec l3 II 40 z.
25 raised 224O to 24OO.
Board adjourned until p. m.
H. +. GILLESPIE, L. v. KNODELL,
Deputy Auditor. Chairman.
Wednesday, July Ia, 1915, l p. m.
Board met as per adjournment.
Members present: Mullen, Knode!l
Helleksen, Langley and Farley.
Taxes.adjusted as follows:
Fred Huber ne. sec 10 T 40 r % rails
ed 800 to 1880.
G w Egan es sec Is T 40 r 20 raised
300 tO.44SO.s
Geo Thummell sw9 sec II T 40 R &c
raised 1892 to 144O.
II BecktOld and + Gregor nj sec Is
T 40 RsSO raised 1850 to 224O.
Gustav Janzig Lots 3 and and s,
nw4 sec.3 Il 40 r - raised l54O t.
176O.
Chamberlain Land and Loan Co Lot
"a and and SCI NV! sec 4 and Lott
and 2 and e3 nes sec 9 T 40 Il ~
raised 29OO to 300.
ieorge .yhirlwind Soldier Lots an1
and s} nw4 sec Z ~ r % raise.
1880 to 1920. SCI sec T ~ II 2.
raised 200 to l440.
Mary Hilliard se4 sec s II ~ r q
raised 1900 to 2340.
Q n Adlard mel sec T ~ r % raisee
1920 IL go.
The Mellette County pioneer. [volume] (Wood, Mellette County, S.D.) 19??-1971, 1915-07-30

lC1a'.nuei On .sD.l~Ei0ht.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16
|ARs NIT lAElI
| now PRAISES II.
Proninsnt Woman Ss0s Liie
An Actual Barden Before
Using Tanlac

!. | have BEEN i constant sufferer
Ifor sen YEAR, with stomach and
kidney trouble. Y aaid Mrs, Ella
Gordou Mitchell, residing at LTD
9th Avenue. North Nashville.
TIE pains Ii my head, meek.
ard shoulders and also scross my
bach. Just ever my kidness, rarely
ever lgit me and werai indeed hani
10 endure. / had no appetite and
Whist little | would eat seldom ever
agreed With me.
Invariably II | attempted 10 eat
anything In the way OF aolid food |
bad gassrilis and . sickening cen.
satlon for h0uFs aiterwafd. Vas
nervous and bad fearful headaches;
| also lost weight and strength and
my household duties became an
actual drudReEy and I finally just
dragged myself about the house
and cared 10 20 but very little. /
now dread to think Of shose nerv-
Gus headaches used to suffer with
and the many sleepless nights |
had 10 10 through.
II had given up all hope 81 ever
recovering my health and tried all
kinds Of medicine but nothing ever
helped until Mr.. Cooper came heye
and began using Tanlac. | can
certainly bless the day | got this
medicine, ior Il has acted more
like magic than medicine. | have
now used q little more than one
bottle and | feel like an entirely
different person. In fact, | feel as
well and happy now AZ | was ten
seafs ago when my treahla began,
i feel 10 grateful that want
everyone TO know how much good
the medicine has done me and, will
gladly explain my case to anyone
who may desire me to do 80.
Tanlac IL sold exclusively In Dick.
son. by Matthews Drug Co. Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16

The following hrief asd,,upi III AID
interview NTH Il Dickson nah ious
years agn. and I'm sequel Will ~
read wish ks'sn interest," ~ every
sstixen. II
Justice Oi tile peace, ID. n. Hud.
son, North Mllin Street Dickson.
gavs che following account al biz
experience With Deans Kidney
Pills Ii February 1917. He ssid.
II had backaches and pains
through my kidneys. Ny kidneys
we're inactive, and tho seereiions
unnatural. | used Doan's Kidney
Pills, procured from the Myals Drug
Co. and they made me much bet
Ter.
On April 4. 1915, Mr.. Hudson
added: loans Kidney pills have
never failed To give noe relief when
| have had escssion 10 use them.
| am just a. clad to recommend
now as ever
Price 500, al al dealers. Don't
simply ask ior kidney remedy
get Doans Kidney Piils--the same
that Justice Hudson had. Foster.
Milburn Co, Preps., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16
Pocketbook Prayers

A presumably insane crank tool
a pot shot at j. r. Morgan, the
New York money baron, and i'm.
mediately we commenced TO read
In the press that prayers are being
said in. all the churches Tor bis re:
coye:y "
All Of which would be very good
and commendable il ii didn't be.
gin with PRAYERS for Morgan and
stop with prayers for Morgan.
We have nothing personal against
Mr.. Morgan, who may be very
decent sort Of person for all We
know to the contrary. but We can
not suppress feeling oil nausea al
the manner In which certain min,
listers rushed into the limelight by
sending up prayers for the recover,
Of the man who has money.
Mr.. Morgan's claim To fame Il
due solely to the fact that he IL III.
son OF his father and one Of thu
richest men IN the country.
He has never set the world afrs
by anY Of his personal deeds. and
just why he should be singled out
Tor special prayers when Others O.
equal merit can not get even chirp
is beyond our layman's eompre
hension.
To the man who makes a prac'
tice Of fnalyzing things az hs find'
them ii 10 rather tiresome--in fact
Il is something Of q reflection upor
the sincerity 81 those preacher,
who pray for the rich and forget th,
poor.
We wish Mr.. Morgan well. as VI
do the beggar in the street, but va
fear many Of those prayers wers
aimed al the Morgan pocketbool
and assembled no higher than thu
ceiling.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16

In this issue we publish 4 writer
request from one Of our subscribers
asking that the Herald print III,
new road Law, under which the bond
election Of August IA viii be held
which we will do in our next issue
Az 10 how much road money Oh.
County Commissioners now have,
aud az to how many miles OF road
will be built by the Commissioners,
out Of the $256. coco received
from the sale Of the county bonds,
and 40 to the average cost per mile,
for building roads in Dickson
County--we have this day written
N, II. Eubank, Chairman Of the
Road Commissioners. and w, n,
Neblett, Sec'y., requesting thai,
they be kind enough 10 give us this
information, and we will publish
same a. coon as we receive reply 10
oar letters, We feel that the sug.
gcstion made by subscriber. that we
publish the amount of taxable value
Of property. tax rate and bonded
Indebtedness oi Dickson County,
and also give these same facts as 10
othsr Counties In Tennessee. ia wise
and timely. end il we afe able toI
sscpre this data. We will hs pleased
n p1hdsh sAfns ID khis papes IA the|
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16

Do you know that co.ope.atior
10 a mighty fine thingY That co
operation among the churches, goc
the societies, and lodges, arc sdt
business men aud the people is thy
backbone OF town and country NJ
community can hope to reall,
thrive until II learns the lessons
and value Of cooperation, for un,
less we pull together the load
drawn will be small aud Of sligh'
avail. Let us have more Of the
spirit Of cooperation in this town,
for our opportunities are many anu
~ yet undeveloped.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16
Silos.

Lumber dealers everywhere are
interested in selling wooden Silos,
since large part Of the goods they
handle ia lumber In some form, IN
this they are encouraged by the
farmers In the respective States, be.
cause the results oil cooperation are
II mutual advantage and gain for
many reasons. Sevrnty-tive per
cent. or more OF all Silos In use are
II wood, and can be guaranteed for
A certain length oil time, because
wood is a known quantity. A Silo
nom any other material |, an abs0-
lutte conjecture and cannot be guar.
anteed. A wooden Silo 10 a pro.
lncer OF wealth to the Dickson
County farmer, hence TO the pros
perity Of the entire State. When
farmers prosper, merchants, manu-.
lecturers and others become weil.to-
do. The science Of practical chem
istry. as applied in the kitchen. 81
applied In the use and upkeep of
the Silo will demonstrate that on
account Of wood being a non-con.
iuctor OF heat and cold. all ensilage
is preserved for use to the animal
without danger 81 ptomaine poison.
ing. while In vessel Of other ma
terial. l5 to 30 per cent. is destroy
cd, and the balance can be Tender
cd unfit for use, Silos Of wood do
not rust or crack. II Is 1 COM
meDdable fact that Dickson leads
the Stale in i,s desire to serve tie
farmers with Siio erected CONF
plete 10 their satisfaction before
paying for same. This assurance
IL not only worth money. hu. worth
effort ON the part III prospective
Silo Purchasers to talk with home
people before deciding To send their
away from the State for the |
use ol Others. The town Of Dick-l
son asks the Dickson county farm-
ct, at = saving 10 him. to assist inl
establishing l Silo Manufacturing |
Plant here, and rive Dickson the
honor Of being the first town III the |
State Ia do 80. BE progressivel II |
Will pay you bic dividends. Figure
ioxf Read the advertisement mi
.Ais ss1s oi ths DicksoA Planning
AIi1& [xs MI taE " II
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16
TRUSTEE SALE.

Under the power and authority
vested in me as Trustee by deed OF
trust, executed by w. Il. Cullum
and vile, Katie L. Cullum, 10 me
as Trustee. and recorded in Book
p. page 438. r. o. ID. c.. at Char
lotte. Tenn. To which reference is
here made. and made to secure a
note executed 10 r. J. Slayden for
$500. on Sept. IL, 1910, and due
~ months from date. and default
having been made in the payment
Of same. | will, at II O'Clock [noonl
SATURDAY. AUG. II. 1915.
ut the east door OF the Courthouse.
in the town Of Dickson. Tenn, offer
for sale to the highest and bes. bid.
der for cash free from equity II re.
demption, homestead, dover, and
all other redemptions Of every kind
which are expressively waived In
said deed Of trust, the following de.
scribed property to-wit:
Lying and being In the town Of
Dickson, and described rs folIows:
Being lots Nos. 9. z. s and 3 in
block g in the Walker subdivision
Of the Helberg property, as shown
nv plat In Book 36, pages 405-406
Iof the Registers Office 81 Dickson
County, 1enn.p lots Nos. 8, Z. s
and ., front 90 feet each on Second
street. and runs back between par
allel lines to an alley.
Also lots Nos. III. II and 10 in
block @. and lots Nos. /, 2, 8, a
and 5 In block G, and lots Nos. 8,
z. s, 8 and 10 in block d in the
Walker subdivision Of the Helberg
property, a. shown by plat In tSok
80, pages 405.406 Of the Registers
Office Of Dickson County, Tenn;
lots Nos, IL. IL and ID. front 80 H..
each on Third Street, and runs
back between parallel lines to an
alley; lots Nos. l, 2 and 3, front SOL
feet each, on First Street, LOT No.
4. fronts IS ieet on First Street,
and lots Nos. s In block G and q.
Z, g. 3, and 10 in block ID. fronts 30
feet on Second Street, and runs
back to an alley. See deed u B.I
n. and Crissie Walker 10 &. Il. Mnl-
lins. book 81. page 435 Of the Reg
ister's office, Dickson county.
Also a tract. or plat Of land in
the southern portion o. ine town OF
Dickson. fronting 400 iect more or
less on the easterly side 81 Main st.. |
beginning 1t Buriey Uhderhili's
coener al the margin of Main Street,
and running NTH the margin Of |
Main Street TO kelsey line; thence |
with Kelsey's line In SOutheaster. |
" direction 10 m alley: thence
Northwsrdly With said alley to Bur-
ley Underhill's corner; thence last
lset more or less to the beginning
about eight lots--this being The |
same property con Keyed TO y. 81
Mullins by q. w. Dodson and |
others By deed dated Sept. 30. 1909. |
and recorded in book M. 80. page
207. ct the Registers Office Of Dick
ION County, Tennessee. |
q. A. SLAYDEN. Trustee.
TOE b. WEEMS. Attorney. |
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16

China. with her 400. 900 pop
ulation, solemnly admits that littl'
Japan has kicked and cuifed and
spanked and Inundated and shamec
her before the whole world. But
China has no army Ia speak OF and
the Jap has. And Uncle Samuel
IL just about In the same boat with
China. How do You like the pros
pect9
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16

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|shpa you pnblhlh the nsw foad Inv.
and nlso TIL q boz Etany miles ii
road shs present Commissioners
hAys built; hsH mnch rncnsy slsy
have on hsnsi. and Ehal ihe roads
that ARE nov being built will Coz!
The county pr mile. A possible,
can Jon give ~ the taxabie value
of property. and ar rate and bond,
ed indebtedLess5oi Dickson County,
and also the taxahls yalne, tax rata
and bonded indebtedness AZ several
ether Counties III Middle Tennsssesi
Yours very truly.
Subscriber.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1915-07-16

We were dutifully shocked lwher
women commenced TO ride astridt
and wear brooches. but we survived
Now we have the closer Il
nature women who dance bare
legged on the grass, and our sigh
Is growingtdim. Tomorrow it viii
BIO back to the Garden Of Eden
and we'll just naturally fall dead.