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Williams news., 1916-10-19
Got no Deer but Had a Good

Time
 F. M. Gold was out from Thurs day until Monday on a huntin g trip in the country near the J. D. Dam. "Cyclone'' Jim Robinson piloted him over some pretty rough country up and down Sycamore canyon and adjacent territory. He had one shot at a buck but missed. Pigeons and squirrels fell to his prowess as hunter but the coveted buck got away. MT. Gold thinks his novel experience was sufficient reward for his hardships. Besides the game he brought home he also brought some pretty tall stories for his friends.
Williams news., 1916-10-19

The>Brotherhood of American Yeomen are organizing a Home stead here, men and women are admitted, on equal terms. MT. H. F. Hoover the District Man ager has arrived from Flagstaff where they have a Homestead of 1O5 members organized the 18th of September. Address Box 531 City. H. F. Hoover
 District Manager
Williams news., 1916-10-19
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

For the accommodation of the tax payers of Williams district l will be at the Williams State Bank, on the 27th and 18th of October to receive State and County taxes.
 s. S., Acker, k
 County Treasurer and Tax Col 11-12-19-26. lector.
Williams news., 1916-10-19
Deputy Sheriff Smith Busy

Deppty sheriff Bony Smith made trip to Fairview Tuesday morn ing to arrest a Mexican section
 hand who had threatened his fore man and in the afternoon he was called to Red Lake by party who had had sheep killed. The parties who did the killing paid for the sheep and the matter was dropped.
Williams news., 1916-10-19
A New Automobile for a Dollar

You can actually make your old automobile look like new and and keep it looking new for a year with an expenditureof $1. % for LUSTERALL. It is not merely a quick polish. It brings back the original life and beauty to the paint and enamel and holds it. It is not effected by sun, rain or mud and will not collect dust. It is the most remarkable of all renewers for painted and enameled surfaces. We sell it on an absolute money back guar antee. Sold by J. w. Otto.
Williams news., 1916-10-19
SULTANA THEATRE

THURSDAY Oct. 18th. FLORA PARKER DE HAVEN "The Seekers Bray Car toon 'Kid Casey the Champoin" Red Feather Feature FRIDAY Oct. 2Oth. VIM. COLLIER & ENID
 MARKEY in "The No Good Guy" HARRY GRIBBON in A Dash of Courage" Triangle-Keystone Program SATURDAY Oct. 21st. J. WARREN KERRIGAN in "The Silent Battle" Photograph News'' Bluebird Feature SUNDAY Oct. 22nd. MARIE DORO in "The Heart of Nora Flynn" (Excellent)
 Paramount Feature MONDAY Oct. 23rd. ! HAROLD LOCKWOOD in "The Masked Rider' Burton Holmes Ira velogue Down the Danube to Vienne'
 Metro Feature TUESDAY Oct. t24h. SESSUE HAYAKAWA in 'Alien Souls"
 (The Jap is great in this fea
 ture)
 Paramount Feature WEDNESDAY Oct. 18th. DOROTHY GISH and OWEN MOORE in
 Susan Rocks the Boat" FRED MAGE in
 Bath tub Perils"
 Triangle-Keystone Program I
Williams news., 1916-10-19
NOTICE OF SHERfFFS SALE On Foreclosure Of Mortgage, Under Execution and Order
 Of Sale

Onder ExecutlOn ana OIoSi
 Of Sale
 WILLIAMS STATE BANK,
 a corporation,
 Plaintiff,
 Mccoy & Smith, copartnership, William H. Mccoy, Mary Mccoy,
 his wife,
 I. c. Smith, Babbitt- Poison Company, a corporation, L. M. Hoghee. as trustee for himself, Consolidated Liquor Company, Kl1ngenstein Company, a cor poration, and J. M. Holub, as administrator of the estate of William H. Mccoy, Deceased,
 Defendants. Under and by virtue of an ex- ecution, order of sale, and judg- ment and decree of foreclosure is- ued out of the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for Coo )nino County, on the 30th day of September, 1916, in the above entitled action in said conrt, where in WILLIAMS STATE BANK, a corporation, the above named plaintiff, obtained judgment and decree against I. C. Smith, and J. M. Holub, as the administrator of the estate of William H. Mccoy, deceased, jointly and severally, of the above named defendants, on the 25th day of September, 1916, for the sum of Three Thousand Seven Hundred and Thirty-nin c and O7-1O0, (s3739.OO Dollars. and that said sum draw interest from and after the 25th day of September, 1916, until paid at the rate of ten per cent per annum and for the further sum of Three Hundred and Seventy-three and 9O-1OO, ($373:9O) Dollars, as at torney's fees in said suit, and thai = said sum draw interest from anc after the 25th day of September 1916, at the rate of six per cent per annum, until paid, and th' ,e further sum of S14SO costs of suit T together with a foreclosure o plaintiff mortgage lien as agains >' each, every and all of the said de fendants, upon the following des cribed properties and premises, 'to :, wit:
 All of the Southeast quarter o section fifteen, in Township twenty | two, (22) North of Range Thre ~ East of the Gila and Salt Rive Meridian; and the Southwes - quarter of Section Ten, in Town ship twenty-two, North of Rang J Three East of the Gila and Sal River Meridian. all in Coconin county. State of Arizona, togethe with all buildings, fences, dam and improvements upon each an both said tracts of land, and tn tenements, hereitaments and az purtenanres thereonto belongin. as said Mortgage lien existed o the 25th day of September, 191t and forever barring and foreclosin all equity of redemption in an said properties and premises, each, every and all of the others said defendants; and that said prt perties and premises be sold unde execution to satisfy said judgmen costs, charges, commissions an | attorney's fees.
 And in said judgment and deere . it was further adjudged and d - creed that the said properties ar premises be sold in one parcel, ( in separate parcels, as the plail tiff might direct; and that Il plaintiff or any parties to said su might become purchaser at suc sale, and be forthwith upon tt making of such sale let into posse sion of the property purchase and further in said judgment an decree l.. as sheriff, am commando to sell of said properties and prer
Williams news., 1916-10-19
FIRST MEETING 0F MUSIC
 DEPT. OF WOMANS CLUB

The first meeting of the music department of the Womans Club will be held at the Parish House Tuesday, October "A. The fol lowing program will be given, beginning series of programs to study American Composers and Artists.
 'The Life of Fannie Bloomfield Zeisler" Mrs. Boone "Gilbert Spross" Mrs. Ferguson Twill -O-The- Wisp' Mrs. Yesterday and Today
 Joseph Hoffmann" Mrs. Wente "Ethelbert Nevin'' Mrs. Wells ''The Rosary" Solo Mrs. Wells ''The Rosary Duet Mrs. Wells
 and Miss Bigger Piano Solo Mrs. Boone
 Frank Gilligan of Babbitt-P Poison was in Ash Fork Several days this week looking after business matters.
 MT. and Mrs. D. H. Tribbetts of San Diego, Calif., and Mrs. Walsh of Chicago visited with Mrs. Dye the first of the week. =
 MT. George Kimball left last week for ten days visit to Cedar Glade.
 Room for rent--Outside entrance airy and sunny, across from school house. Mrs. w. l.. Me- Cullough. If. adv.
 Wonder has Hughes financial interests in Mexico. His spiel is much like that of Hearst who is known to have great possessions across the border or would have, if he could possess.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-22
DRIVES 26 NILES IN
TELL EXPERIENCE.
Gains Is Pounds and Feels
Like New Man--Lived
On Milk and Eggs.

When Joe NJ, ViRson, q prosper.
Gus farmer OF Love, Mise, stopped
his mud.spattered automobile in
front OF Jacobs Pharmacy, Mem
phis, lew days ago and vent 10 TO
see the Tanlae man. be said.
Il have Just come ,wenty.six
| miles to tell you what Tanlac did
for me, OWN a good farm and
had everything i man could want
except good health, aud | just wsn,
to tell you ! nov have as good
health as anybody md I'm fifteen
pounds heavier thaNI was when |
began taking Tanlac thirty days
ago. Three years ago my stomach
got out oi orLer and have been
going down hail ever since, Icould
not digest anything and for eight
solid months | lived ON the white
Of eggs and buttermilk. Was so
nervous it was impossible for me
10 sleep, | suffered 30 much mis-
/ cry and swelling in my stomach |
couldn button my pants or under.
wear, Ny head ached so bad i,
ielt like il would pop open, and /
was very bilious and would vomit
up my food undiges,ed. could
hardly get my breath at times and
would yet Dizzy and bind and al.
most faint.
I'm nov new man and new
farmer and feel just Ike everything
ID bright Tor me. aud three bottles
OF lanlac did the work. eat just
anything want now anything any
u,her man eau--Siay W night. liie
fact that have gained 10 pounds
is proof OF how hearty | am and
how my food agrees with me. |
sleep like a log every night and can
Work hard all day, All the misery
diiu sHNltlts Ido iNiN ny SNbliuNh
and those terrible smothering spells
have stopped hotherlng me. |
wouldn't be IN the tx | was IN be.
tore took Ianlac for my whole
farm, stock and everything, Good
health beats everything else. Nv.
|erybody in my section knows the
shape Was in and know that | am
a different man. ielt it my duty
10 give my statement, and alter
thinking ii over last night decided
the longer waited the longer II
might be keeping Others from know
ing about Taniae, II anybody wants
to hear from me personally as TO
what ranlae did tor me just tell
them to write me, Kouts z, Box III.
Love, Miss.
Tanlac IL sold in Dickson excIus-
lively by Matthews Drug Co. and IA
Burns by II. L. Lampley adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-22

Miss Anna Beasley spent Sunday
in Nashville.
Mrs. A l.. Boone and daughter,
Miss Hortense, are spending several
days in Nashville.
Mrs. W j. Sugq is visiting in
Dresden. Tenn, and Fulton. Ky.
X. II. Powers, this week. moved
his ieweIry store to Cookeville
Mrs " NJ Hogin. who has been
seriously i'll for several days, We
are sorry 10 report no better,
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Nesbitt and
children, OF Yellow Creek, were
here Saturday shopping.
Lex me protect your family if you
die or become disabled. II. Newt
Williams. special agent. Dickson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-22

Abe Hogin has bought and ship
ped this week two carloads OF mules.
Mr.. Hogin is permanently located
here in the Parrish old stand, whlca
makes il quite convenient toT aioSt
who have stock for sale, as now
they don't have to wait for stock
buyers To come here TO sell their
mules, but can find ready market
for them any day.
Rev. VIM. +. Devert and wife,
Who have been visiting his uncle.
4. A. kamerer, lett Tor their nome
Ia Canton, ONO, on an early train
Monday. Tms vas their first TIP
to the Southland aud they were de.
lighted With the conntr y----the pretty
town OF Dickson and the courtesy
and hospitality OF the good people
OF sunny tennessee,
Mrs. ii. &, tiuerin, after short
visit in Cincinnati and d week with
Mrs W. J. Pentland tnee Miss
Charlotte king), OF Guadalaiara
Mexico, and t@ SIX years Belmont
College gItI, but is now summering
at Sunbury. Penn, has LETT Sunbury
for v ash,ngton and Philadelphia.
From there. Mrs, Guerin goes To
New YORK for a week, returning via
steamer to savannah about Oct. lat.
DR.. O. ii Williams attended the
annual meeting Of the state board
OF optometry, which met IN Nash
vile last week, The board is com
posed Of G. e. Rreese, OF Franklin
and II. W. Lisgeit, Of Memphis.
Members-at-large, Ii. ]. Cook. Of
Knoxville: y, ii. Williams Oh
Dickson; l.. h. Leroy, OF Memphis
Nine applicants @sfe gi7en the
examination which Was the most
rged ever given by the board, and
Ali 81 them were Issued license 10
practice,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-22
M
. Local and Otherwise

Mrs, Dan Joslin was in Nash,
vile, Tuesday,
Miss Eula Joslin has entered
Ward. Belmont School, Nashville.
Mrs. Florence Cowan IL On the
SIX list.
Mrs. II. b. Henslee. Of Hohen
wald IL visiting relatives here,
Mrs, Jake Dunn and children
spent the weekend at MoEwen.
X. NJ. Twomey Is visiting his
father IN Oklahoma.
Mrs Garland Boyle, OF Nashville
visited friends in Dickson Sunday.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-22
Observation-Disclosures

in good condition Mrs. j. Il. FnI.
msr. Can see stoves nj resids nce
II Eaq J. A. Lunn. Dickson.
Rev. / /. Chandler has returned
iY0n several mo5ths' visit 10 rela-
,iYes in Grove City. Penn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-22

Lucille. the twelve.yesr old daugh
Isr ~ Mr. and Mrs. W ! Johnson,
IT White Bluff, died Tuesday righ,
after several days iilnes- Of typhoid
lever.
FOR sALE-Tso heating stoves
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-09-22

funeral Of 0be Greatly.
FOR SALE House end 10, OF
Church street. Apply TO |. b. VII
son.
Mr., and Mrs. f.. w. Daniel ans
family visited relatives 10 Nash.
vile. Friday.
Mrs. Jennie Hopkins ia spending
this week in Nashville. the guest d
her son, Harry. and wife.
Miss Nellie Mathis. Of Burns, wa.
the weekend guest OF Miss Bessis
Walp.
Miss Tommie Young. who ha,
been the guest Of Misc Hortenst
Boone, returned to her home in
rullahoma, Monday,
Mrs. J. X. Lyle, who has been the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. W. II
Walker, for several days. returned
TO her home in Lyle, Tuesday.
Mrs. Mollie Edwards. who has
been visiting her daughter, Mrs. A.
l.. Boone, has returned to her home
In Gleason.
Mrs. Oscar Holland and baby
left Wednesday for their new home
near GutheFie, Ky, Mr.. Holland
recently purchased a farm there.
Lets all null for a Manual Train.
ing and Domestic Science depart
ment at Oakmont BY coming &
hear the Dixie Players.
Mrs. 4. l., Scott and daughter,
Miss Bessie. have returned from a
visit with Rev. and Mrs. Chas, vii,
son at McEwen.
The First National Bank has pur.
chased the store building occupied
by the Halbrook Dry Goods Co,
from DR.. w. ", Walker.
Joe W. Lowell, of Knoxville. was
the guest. a few days this week. OF
Miss Charlotte jenkins at the home
of j. ?. Gray.
Miss Charlotte jenkins, who has
been the guest of Miss Minnie Gray
for several days, will return To her
home at Noltnsyille this week,
To hear Miss Sara Stone sing
Mother accompanied by the
Dixie Orchestra. Tuesday evening,
is worth the money.
Miss Tommie Harrison, Of Jack
son, is spending several days here
guest OF her mother, Mrs. h, J..
Harrison.
Mrs, j. G., Haggard spent few
days here this week. She was en-.
route to her home in Nashville after
spending several weeks in Broken
Arrow, Okla.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Freeman and
children, OF Nashville. spent Sun.
day here the guests OF the former 3
parents, MIR. and Mrs. J. NJ. Free
man.
Sherman Sweet spent Sunday in
Nashville with his wife. who h il
st. Thomas hospital, having under.
gone an operation last week for a
chronic ailment. He reported her
doing nicely,
W. b. Crutcher. who has been
confined 10 his home for several
days, threatened with blood poison
caused from stepping on a nail, Is
some better, and is now though,
that he will soon be out again.
Joe NJ. Freeman left Monday
for st. Elmo, near Chatta.
nooea, where he has accepted the
position OF foreman of concrete
gang, doing some extensive work
tor the n. {, 4 It. l.. Ry.
There will be u meeting Of the
Parent.leachers Association Fri
day, Sept. p, with Mrs, feathers
Each member and every body else
that is IN any way interested in the
welfare OF the school, is urged to
be present,
Mrs. Graham Eyer, IN and three
children. who have been visiting
friends in Charlotte for few weeks
passed through here Monday en-
route to Nashville. where they will
visit Mrs. Egerton's sister, Mrs
Silas Moody, few davs before re
turning to their home in Washing.
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-15
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-15
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-15

Nafilmorc. 81. 6fiober 1916
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