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Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-16

| now have in my ware rooms four
car loads of buggies for the spring
trade. These are up to date in style
and quality. Call and see me. posi-
lively will not be undersold on the
same class of vehicles.
1916 CHAS. f. STOTZER.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-16
Republican Ticket

For presidents Charles z. Hughes
~ New York.
Pee Vice prssldenaI Charles w.
Fairbanks % Indiana
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-16
Cures IVY Poisoning

For ivy poisoning apply Hanford's
Balsam. 1t is antiseptic and may be
used to kill the poison. Prompt re-
lief should follow the first application.
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-16

Sold upon merit-Hanford's Bal
sam
Fulton County tribune. (Wauseon, Ohio) 1883-1925, 1916-06-16
EXCURSIONS
Detroit
Every SundaY

Via ID. T. & l., R.4R
Fare $1.25 Round Trip
Train leavesoIWauseon 7:58 q. m.
Returning leaves Detroit $50
p. m. See d. 7. & l. Agent for
Base Ball Schedule. 7-18
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-06-15

angreb, Der er oe polblon1lte 1noer
4rigen paa 2]tfronten. Yetrograo
paaltaar Jig III at bape taget $4,000
Dlterrtgere tilfange og letter oeres
Sab unoer SEN 1luperenbe fem Da-
&c gamle Sffenlip til nnlten 2OO,-
600. 9en 1terlte Binoing for Husz
ierne er 2ut5f, oct treble @i9rne Al
Oct Bolbpnife griangel al 5pItnin-
ger. Baa bette Steo orep 8uslerne
g1terrigerne 20 Weil tilbage uoen
Stans.
2onoon Sen 8be sunni. Sffici-
Ell 8efreftelie paa Muslernes Sno-
togelie at GR1tningen 2ut3f fiaoes i
ell offieieI gereta;ag fra Es..rrasxas
ioften. 1000 giterrigere bleb fan.
get, blep set lagt.
Betrograo oen 1Ooe Stunt Rns-
lerne gisr Sren1gang oper bele Sron-
ten. @usliife Iropper bar inotaget
8u35o3, 22 Mil ira Stanislao, iamt
2an6sbpeu Seantia og tuget $500
Sanger.
8ien Sen 10oe Sum-. Set IND.
rennes fer officielt iaften, at Diter-
riqerne er blepet orepet oper neore
Stripa.
8etrograo Sen 1Ooe Stunt (gf
@illiam 8bilip Simms). Den rus
lilfe 8iern er M en- Tiger, tiger Be
Meno, Ser bar pGret peo Jronten
og leet General 8rusiiloffs 2egio-
ner trGnge gjennem BEN slterriglfe
Jront fra Yripetiumpene til Nrltb
efter Jorgootbefinbenoe, soelaggen-
De poo nogle Gage De melt inopifle.
oe Jorlparspgrfer, iom Eiterriger-
ne far bolot paa at bDgge Waane-
Ser, % lom 9iterrigerne aniaa for
l1igjennemtrpngelige.
Betrograo anilaar ioag oe otter
riglfe CAB, lioen 6remlteoet 6egpno-
te, fonierpatipt til 10000. 7S>549
Mano blep taaet, ou yusierne er-
plooereoe Sbrapnel / Zig Yiasie bag
oe piterrigife 2inier, at Riterrigerne
life funbe retirere gjennem Sbrap=
nelbaglen
- 2onoon oen 12te Suni. 0en
rusIilfe Sln1basiaoe funogior0e ioag,
at oe slterriglfe 9lrneer nar @5erno.
lpit5 ct fulolt9noig faltet paa Jlugt
So bele 0ipilioner meo ulle line &c,
neroler, 9lrtilleri % @nlnmnition
blep fanget.
yausierne forfolger operalt, meo
aolafer ipPrmenoe ooer 9erritoriet
bag oe flpgtenoe armeer.
8p erobret af Rnsierne.
- Betrogra6 ben 12te SUM-.
8uslerne bar erobret 9emiooofa, Is
Uiil peltenfor 3l1bno.
Stalieuif Jremsang.
- 2onoon Sen 9be Suni. Stalienit
fsren1gang ilere Steoer / goroDel1
for 3rentino / Gbieiaoalen og 30,
(preoellen al elterrigife aoneentra,
tioner / Ga garinaoalen anlees at tp.
oe paa pberligere Sn9fning af oen
s]terrigife Sffeniip paagrlluo al
llnoorageIien al Soloater I'll at for
| ipare ben rusiilfe 5ront S De TO
Ite Gage bar oe slterriglfe oIfieielle
Napporter life melot sSremgang pao
ben italienlfe Jront Jsr 4oe Sum-
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-06-15

at en- Minoritets= =Erelibent lful6e bi=
ee for en- Jsrer, ser repreientereoe
WajoritetenS Billie. @an oprulleoe
ct 8illeoe al be n1prfe Iioer. Sore
8orgere orebes og bort Jlag fr9n=
fes, og lgnbenfor Dor @renje berlter
2oplgsbeo, mebens Yrel lioe,1ten
uDaager og Denter".
gn @ugbes-9emonitration breo
lgs. Wh1lifen ipilleoe, en- flor 9el
af 0elegaterne og mango / @alleriet
reilte Jig og il1bleoe, ,Waine og Ore
gon 1elegationerne begpnote at pa
raoere, 8ermont iluttebe lig til og
fort efter Misiisiippi % Miebi9an.
Gffafuf 81 babe 6draf 1itufea ii s sU1iilu-
ter, begpnote 9emonltrationen at
1tilne.
Chicago oen 9be Sunni. Set for
nemlte, iom igaar gftermibbag fore
gif peo set republitanlfe &onbent,
por @eotagellen al Sen al &eiolu-
tionsfomiteen me6 Senator Qobge /
Gpioien inbberettebe Hlatforn1, en-
0emonltration for Hoolepelt, 90
hons Wabu blep 1gpnt for fgr1te
Sang aonpentet, Sroningen al ben
per1nanente Srganiiation og Miour-
nering til &l. II / Torni6oag Se=
nator 2ooge n9pnte 9ooiepelts
geapn ioet ban l9lte Baragrafen ON
Bbilippinerne, Ser u6talte Jig for ben
Tolitif, iom blep inofprt af Wc&in=
lep og fortiat al 9}oolepelt. 9emon-
1trationen, Ser pareoe ct Minut, tom
fornemmelig fra @alleriet, ifibnt ser
blanot 0elegaterne oglaa bar nogen
faa, iom gap gifalo tilfjenoe.
G6ieugo oen 10oe Sunni. Set re-
publifanlfe g}ationalfonent bar no-
mineret Charles Cans 9ugbes al
Seem Dorf til Yralioent og CHARLES
Marren 6airbanfs al sSn0iano til
Nieeprplioent. Yrelioentnomiuatio- io-
men fanot 5teo peo oen fgrlte @ote=
ring ioag oen treble UNDER aonnen-
tet og 6airbanfs blep llonineret peo
en- Voterlng, ef fterat bans Nonlina,
ton par blepen unoer] ]tgttet af flere
Stater, Der bap0e line egne Sauorit-
fanoioater.
Iet republifanlfe 4onpent ignore-
reoe fuloitanoig 9fooiepelts Senltil-
ling on1 at nominere Senator @enrp
Cabot 2ooge.
Spugbes erbolot 9491a Stemmer
al mulige 997 @ooiepelt, bans nar-
nlelte &onfurrent peb benne @ote-
ring fit 1872. sssllinois bar oell
fprlte al 5toterne, Der oplplte, at 0e-
legationen oar gaaet oper til 9ugbes.
Meoill MeGormief erflereoe paa
Delegaternes Gegne: u@ein Sam-
pittigbeo % Yligten tiliiger mig at
femme paa CHARLES g.. 9ugbes. "
@1oerusr McGall al Masiaebuietts,
al bpis 36 9elegoter 80 Itelnte paa
@ugbes, erflere6e, at lfisnt oe ino=
remmeoe> at Senator 2ooge par
lfiffet til at p9re Nrplioent, illolua
oe, at aonpentet mi piloe bape
Sugbes. @upernpr @illis al Ohio
tog oernelt, 9urtons 9eapn tilbage.
Jairbanfs, Gummins % 9foots
9sapn bleu taget tilbage @eefs
gapoe allereoe fpr aonpentets Slab
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-06-15

blep bette melot n9lten baglig / to
Tigers Sio.
Salonifis 9apn bloferet.
- 2onbon Sen Soc Sunni. 9e al,
lierebe bar bloferet 5alonifis Saon
og BEN grplfe o Milos> ifelge ct
Grcbange Telegram fra Mtben
-Mtben, pia Qonbon ben 9be gu.
nj. Det graife Winiiterium bar be-
lluttet siebliffelig at fllnbgisre ct
Ie1nobilileringsoefret oplsle,,oe De
12 Se1,ior- -Wiliterflasler.
r9ampibire" itbbte paa en- Miue.
2onbo1 ben 1Obe Sum-. 8rD6ie-
rem u9an1pfbire", 2orb aitebeners
l,iias lli5, itaoie ,aaa ~, 81 aa ia;rt
paa ii Mirl,ter ifsIge Set brftiffe
Monliralitets gefje,,btgierelie gf-
termiooag.
Stalienif Cffeniip.
Nom ben 12te sSuni. 9e ita.
lienlfe 9lrmeer tog i6ag Sffeniipen
longs belle 9rertinofronten og gior-
oe alminoelig Jremgang. 9enne
9epngelle antages at billie blipe ct
fraftig Mngreb, foretaget iamti6ig
meo ben rltslilfe Sfferiip og oen rpg-
teoe Silbasetr9fning af slterriglfe
Iropper fra 9rentino.
Sra 8eitfrputen.
Yaris sen 12te Suni. @ie11-
tagne og bol6lomme tDite Mngreb
moo 2sbegrapene peltenfor 0allr blep
fuloltpnoig tilbageilaaet, iagoe bet
franife Rrigsoepartement i6ag.
gn Nrtillerifanlp af oeu itbrite
@oloIombeo raier Tapennes og
Soupille-4finittene. Deltenfor Sois-
ions bnr 6et franlfe Mrtilleri eoe-
logt tplfe sSorlparspprfer. gn' Sra
nat foraarlageoe en- grploiion inben.
for oe tDlfe 2inuer og bar sieniDnlig
truffet ct 9lnlmunitionsbepot
9pifernes Sab.
2o,loon oen 12te. Srni. gplf<
lano bapoe op til Slutten al Wai
tabt 2,924,596 Solbater, bporaf
734,412 bleo orPbt, ifslge en- igaar
offentliggjort britilf officiel Spgabe
oDer tplfe 9absliiter. 9eri er life
inobefattet tpife Sab tiIiss eller
aampene oe tpife 4olonier. 9abe-
ne ioen lite Sum- antages at babe
bragt 9allet op til 100000.
9enne brittle offieielle 8eretr,ing
giengtper oe tpife gabslilter for Weai
Waaneo iom lPtten6e BET iamleoe
antal orpbte, laareoe og fangne ~
lfere til tO2, ,5O7. 9ette bringer ~.
ifernes ianleoe CAB ubenom 9ab til
iss og i Rolonierne til 1924, ,586.
Gen tpife 1absliite for Wai iom
gjensipet af griterne lpoer:: 9sbe,
22,471; iaareoe, 72,075; fansne og
iapneoe, 1861. ganIet 4ntol, 1922.
5O7. Gen tplfe offieielle 9abslifte
op til Gluten af Mai brRbte, faa.
reoe, fansne og laoneoe bar ialt
1924, $50.
Ylofaben mob Grefeulan6.
Marieille ben 12te eSuni. gei
grRife 3anpere boIbes tilbage Sao.
nen iislge Srore ira Oct franlfe Wa,
rinenlinilterillm. Anore greIfe
Sfibe Wiooelbapet brinses ino JON
(5ortiette5 paa 6te Sibe).
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-06-15

ming erfleret, at ban traf Jig til
bage.
0e 5tatsoelegationer, 1om lite bar
enitennlge for Sugbes, 1temte 1om
fplger: 9lri5ona 9ngbes 5, Roole-
belt 1; Colorado, @ugbes 9, @oole-
belt 3; Warplano> 9ugbes Is, 8oole-
belt 1; Maslacbuietts, Sugbes 32;
9fooiepelt 3, @eefs /; W1islisiippi,
@ugbes 81a, @ooiepelt 31a; Mis-
louri &ugbes 80, Weefs 2; Wonta-
Tia, @ugbes Z, &oolepelt /; SEEM
Werico> Sugbes 5, Rooleoelt 1;
Nortb Carolina, 9ugbes ID, 2obge
z; Dnaboma 9ugbes 19, RooleDelt
I; Henniplponia, 9ugbes y, Nooie-
belt 3, / fraoeren0e; 5outb Caro-
lina, @ugbes 6, Dupont 5; Sennes-
fee, @ngbes 18, Moolepelt 3; l1tab,
Sugbes 7, @ooiepelt /, 8isconlin,
@ugbes %, 2a 6ollette 3.
Salt par l16fal6et iom fplger
Sugbes 9491a; &ooiepelt, 1872;
8eefs, 4; 2ooge, z; Dupont, 5; 2a
6ollette, 3, frapgrenoe L.
Sugbes Nomination blep giort en-
lten1n1ig paa 6orilag al Mleranoer
g. Moore af Yennlplpania nnoer-
1tettet al Senator 2ooge.
Sobn 8anamafer al philadelphia
foreilog Jairbarfs Domination til
Nieepreltoe11t. 9eominotionen blep
unoeritgttet al aentucfp, Maine og
Obio. 9olparo 8alorioge al See
bralfa forellog elmer S. Burfett al
yeebralfa til 8icepralibent. Oregon
11o1ninerebe @illiam Grant 8ebiter
al SSllinois.
6airbo11fs erbolot S63 Sten1mer
8urfett, 10S; @eblter, 2; Burton,
1; SSobnlonl 1 9orab, 8; fire ltem-
te fife Yaa Sbios 6orllog blep
SairbanfS geomination giort enltem=
mig.
W1il1nelota gap SSairba11fs ~
Stenmer, 8urfet 5 og 8orob 5; 2
1ten1te life.
4onpentet blep bepet 4l. 2.O2, ioet
Jormano Saroins oplpite, at bo1
baooe faaet ltn0erretning ON, al
Sl1gbes bon6e afien6t ct gunltigt
Spar til aonbentet. Sparet piloe
blipe offentligglort / Nreslen, logoe
ban.
Torbaubliugerne 5rebas.
Chicago ben 10oe ssul1i. Ser bar
igaar to 8oteringer oper Non1ino-
tion at NrRli6e1lt peb oct Republican,
ife Nationalfonpent / Golilellm. Sen
ferlte gan 9ugbes 2531a ste,nme,
oen anoen 3281a. 5ten1me. 9ugbes
Mooitanoere paaltoo, at Bette iiolte
9lntal nar set bsielte 9lntol, ion1
funoe opnaaes for bam. Sil No.
1uinatio1 uofrepeoes 494 Stenlner.
9en anoen gotering lit isIgenoe
llofalo: Sugbes, 32S1a; Moot,
9S11a,; Roolepelt, 81; 5oirbonfs,
8S1a.; @>mnills, So; Burton 761a;
8eefs, 70; 81, Yont 13; sbernan,
65; ga 6ollette, %; anog, 36; $50
namafer. 5: McGall, /; @illis, /;
8ooo> /; Saroina 1. 2 lteu,te
lite.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1916-06-15
8lofaben mob grefeulau6.

= Marieille ben 12te sunni. Ni
graife 3anpere bolbes tilbage Sab
nen iislge Srore ira Oct franife sra
rirenliniiterillm. anore srplfe
Sfibe Miooelbauet brinses ino iom
(5ortiattes paa 6te Sibe).
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-03
THICK, GLOSSY HAIR
FREE FROM bANDRuH
oirlsi Besvtlfy Your Aalrl Make u
Soft. Fluffy and Lusurlant--Try
the Moist Cloth.

Try as you will. after an application
OF Danderine. you cannot find single
trace OF dandrur or falling hair and
your scalp will not itch. but what will
please you most, will be after few
weeks use. when you see new hair.
nne and downy at frst~-yes--but real.
ly new hair-growing all over the
scalp.
A little Danderine Immediately dou.
bles the beauty OF your hair. Nc differ.
ence how dull. faded. brittle and
scraggy. Just moisten q cloth with
Danderine and carefully draw Il
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time. The effect 10 irN
mediate and amazing hair VAL
be light, fuYy and wavy, and have an
appearance OF abundance; an incom.
parable luster. softness and luxuri'
ance, the beauty and simmer OF true
hair health. /.
Get Is cent bottle Of Knowlton 9
Danderine from any store and prove
that your hair IL as pretty and soft
as any--thAt II has been neglected or
injured by careless ueatment-~thats
all, Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-03

We give below letters from q mum.
Der of Kansas City. Mo. ladies who
we're selected by their druggists TO try
out Vap-0.Rub--tEe outside" treat.
nent for cold troubles. introduced In
KansAs City last winter VAp Grub 10
the invention Of = North Carolina
druggist II comes In salve iorE, and
has q twofoid sction-first. the body
hsa. releases the ingredients in the
form OF vapors. that are inhaled with
each brea,h-second. Vap-O-Rub 10
absorbed through and stimulates the
skin, aiding the y6pora Inhaled 10
relieve the congestion.
Mrs.. James Hollens, 1898 Tracy
Ave. has used vicks herself for colds
in the chest and asthma, and has also
used Il on her children. and finds n
excellent
Mrs. Almira Turner, 1919 Z. cath
ST.. relieved her husband OF Bronchitis
with two nights applications. She
also Used On her four months old baby
for ccid and on the other children. and
says-'T find VAp-O-Rob does every.
thing you say
Mrs. T. l. Marshall. 1879 n. Lawn
dale Ave, has two children. one ak
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-03
MAIN CAUSE or BEE LOSSES


Uncle Sans bee SHARPE. as n re-
suit sa experiments, Lre nov contend
Ing that there need not be the com
mon Losses and weakening OF bee coli
Oglies during the winter season. Lack
of SUFFICIENT insulation 10 protect the
bees from prolonged cold and Sudden
changes OF temperature 10 the main
cause OF bee losses
Many experiments conducted by the
experts show that sufficient insulation
OF the hives 10 hardly ever Supplied,
and that too much protection OF this
kind Is almost impossible. providing
ventilation Is furnished 80 that the
bees win always be insured fresh air.
The kind OF Insulating material Is
unimportAnt--chaf, shAvings. dry
leaves. paper. broken cork. and Saw.
dust aach answer the purpose well.
The insulation layer should be made
from six TO twelve inches thick. ae-
cording TO the severity OF the climate.
One insulation plan that has worked
well In the latitude OF the middle
states is the following Three inches
OF chan. dry leaves, or the like Was
placed beneath the hives. eight inches
on the aides and ends, and twelve
inches on top. An opening eigh, inches
vide and three-eighths inches high
was constructed like q tunnel through
the packing to the entrance. This
was found to furnish abundant and
proper ventilation,
Protection from the chilling effects
OF strong. cold wind waa found TO be
an important safeguard even when the
hives were we'll insulated.
Proper protection by means OF gen
erous insulation OF the hives has
shown that the winter losses of bees
need not exceed one per cent when
ths bees are free from any contagious
disease, .'' - s., I'd. 'e-.e-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-03
CAL0hEL MAKES YOU SIGH, UGRI
IRIS MERCURY AND SAL|vATEs


Ughl calolnel makes you sick. Take
dose Of the vile. dangerous drug to-
night and tomorrow yea may I,se =
days vork.
l'Alomel 10 mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis Of the bones
Cslomsl. when IL comes into contact
with sour bile crashes into II. hraak
Ing Il up. This 10 when you feel that
awful nausea and cranning. II you
teel sluggish and ALI Knocked out," u
yoar liver 10 torpid and bowels consti.
pated or you have headache, dizziness,
coated tongue. il breath Ii bad or
stomach sour Just try a spoonful Of
harmless DodsonS Liver Tone.
HereS my guarantee-Go to any
drug store or dealer and &c, 5e-cent
bottle Of Dodson's Liver Tone Take
spoonful tonight and II II doesn't
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-03
Claim. Lxs /, Ne, Injurious.

Prof N. L, Iatfa OF the California
state board OF health eeuies that. as is
generally believed, lye peclee peaches
ara more injurious to health than
hand peeled fruits, The focd value
quality and favor are unchanged. ard
II Ia impossible to distinguish one from
the other except by the knife marks
CT the hAnd.peeled product. he says
Analyses show that the acidity Of the
fruit Is not affected by the use CT lye
In the peeltng process
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-03

There are two great nations OF an
iiQuity whose inscriptions cannot yet
bo read the Etruscans and the Hit.
tites. Tho Etruscans occupied a part
OF Italy corresponding roughly 10 what
is ROW, known ~ Tuscany, Tho Hit
titcs at one time occupied part OF
Palestine. and united with tho Canaan
ties 10 resist the invasion by the
Israelltes under Joshua. The Etrus-
can and nittite inscriptions have thus
far resisted the attempts OF scholars
to declpher them, though no one
knows when someone may stumble on
r bilIngual inscription which will serve
as key. just az the Rosetta stone, dis
covered In Egypt In 1899, served as
key to the Egyptian hieroglyphics. In
tho new world. the socalled Maya In.
Bcriptions, found on the ruins in Yucca
tan. are also puzzle TO scientists-
Christian Herald.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-03
AllINC WOMEN
NEED THIS FAMOUS
DOCTORS PRESCRIPTION

Thousands OF women Who are now
blessed with robuGt health cannot IN.
derStand why thousands Of other wom'
en- continue 10 worry and suffer from
ailments peculiar to women when they
can obtain for trifing sum Dr..
Pierce'a Fayorite Prescription which
win surely and quickly Danish all
pain. distress and misery and restore
the wonanly functions TO health.
This prescription Of DR.. Pierce's en-
tracted from soots AID herbs Il tenn
perance remedy.
To get rid OF irregularities, or ca
tarrhal condition, 10 avoid pain at GER
tain times, 10 overcome irritability
and weakness, waste no time. but get
DR.. Pierce's Fayorite Prescription Ia
liquid or tablet form this very day
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-03
TREATMENT FOR ACID SOILS
Numerous ousrries Throughout coun
try Afford Plentiful supply OF
Ground Limestone.

Farmers who are troubled with acid
soils viii do we'll 10 get q copy OF
bulletin 400 published by the New
York experiment station Ut Geneva.
While the material In this publication
refers especially to land In New York.
much OF II Is applicable to farms In
other parts OF the country.
Because OF the numerous quarries
throughout the country. ground lime
stone can be obtained at q reasonable
price and should be used In prefer.
ence TO quicklime which often injuries
the land because OF It's caustic prop.
critics.
The following quotations show the
value OF ground limestone compared
TO other farms
Speaking generally. ton OF ground
limestone. 1900 pounds OF hydrated
lime. or I.200 pounds OF burned lime
contain the same amount OF soil sweet
ening chemicals.
"Air-slaked lime. when the process
Is fully complete. 10 the same In
chemical composition as ground lime
stone, as II has taken from the air
the carbon dioxide driven from the
limestone by burning. and has again
become lime carbonate. II 10 OF equal
value with ground limestone from the
same quarry. and OF no greater value
unless hneness be financially worth
while
Mari Ia also lime carbonate and
equal to ground limestone In value 4
OF similar purity"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-03

hind him IN c!cats on one side OF the
chute. Force him into the proper po-
s!tion and then tasten II by dropping .
pin into the nearest hole in the spe-
cially arranged piece on the other side,
Chute Is six feet long. six feet high and
three feet wide Dimensions should
correspond as nearly as possible to the
average animal. because the less free
dom OF movement the better Floor Ia
narrowed to II inches, with light.
slAnting sides up 10 height Of three
feet. Each law OF trap ia separated
by lever, and may be secured at any
place by iron pins in holes ,torad in
the upper front crosspleco Of the
frame This arrangement practically
does away with all body struggle. Tif
the head down Western Farmer
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-03
"ANURIC!"
NEWEST IN CHEMISTRY

This IL Q recent discovery Of Doctor
Pierce, head OF the lnvalids' Hotel.
Buffalo, N. T. Experiments for sew.
ertll years proved that there 10 no
other eliminatbr OF uric acid couipa-
rable. For those easily recognized
symptoms OF innammation-as back.
ache. scalding urine and frequent uft'
nation, as well as sediment In the
urine. or II uric acid In the blood has
caused rheumatism. "Anuric" acts
quickly. In rheumatism VI the Joints.
In gravel and govt, invariably the
pains and stiffness which 90 frequently
and persistently accompany the die.
ease rapidly disappear
Send DR.. Pierce l0c for large trial
package. Full treatment soc. AL
druggists.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-03
AZ Work on MAGNETIC Survey.

Tho magnetic survey vessel. the
Carnegie. at present under the com
mand OF J. =. Ault OF the department
OF terrestrial magnetism. arrived at
Pert Lyttleton. New Zealand. on No
yembor 3. after a successful contlnu
Gus trip OF 90 days from Dutch Iar
Dor. Alaska, Leaving Port Lyttletop
on December t. the Carnegie 10 now
engaged on tho accomplishment OF the
decentralization OF tho region be-
tween tho parallels 80 degrees and 60
degrees south. whore almost no max
nctic data have been obtained during
tho last 10 years
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-03

William J. Flynn. chief Of the fed.
sral secret service, the man responsi.
Bile for unearthing the alleged foreign
spy system, Ia a native Of New York.
and. save for six months. has been in
the government service since 1897,
During i9lel9lt he reorganlzed the
New York detective bureau and then
returned, 80 government service. lie
began life as a plumber. but cherished
a desire TO DO detective. Soon after
being appointed TO the secret service
he became a divisiop chief and was as.
signed to The Pittsburgh division. He
was transferred TO New York In 1900
and later was assigned to the task OF
safeguarding the Russian and Jap
anese peace commissioners at Ports
mouth,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-03-03
TOMATOES IN WINTER
Crop Is of Especial Importance In
Many Eastern States.
Eternal Vigilance and ExereGss "
Good Judgement on Part Of Grower
Are duct Meets
Ready Demand.

NEXT TO the potato. the tomato
stands, perhaps. at the head Of the list
Of garden vegetables in commercial
Importance. In Maryland. New Yer.
sey. Delaware. Ohio, Indiana, and to
o rapidly increasing extent In West
Virginia, the crop il OF special i'm.
portanee. while the greenhouses OF
New York and New England and the
newly developed truck fields OF Flor
ida endeavor to supply the demand for
this fruit In winter
By far the larger portion OF the
area devoted to this crop ia employed
In supplying fruit for the canning fac
tories, and Il Ia the demand OF the can
neries which more than any other has
given the great impetus TO tomato cul'
ture.
Successful tomato culture under
glass depends as much upon the man
In charge as upon conditions. Eternal
vigilance and the exercise OF good
Judgment on the part Of the grower
are more essential than strict adher.
ence to set rules, The crop Is one
which demands constant care and In
telligent management. but under suit
able conditions the returns are very
satisfactory. and the product meets a
ready demand at good prices
Tho most important conditions for
forcing tomatoes are. A warm. light
house--one having a two.thirds span
facing the south being preferable
strong bottom heat. Y.eh ss,l. careful
training. uniform temperature. care in
watering and pollinating. and, as be-