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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04
IN THE MAIL BOX.

Editor, Dickson County Hsrsdi-.
notice some errors made through rnis-
take, vt otherwise, in the published re- J,
port in your paper Il the proceedings Of
the Democratic Executive COMMITTEES at
the meeting held in Dickson the 12nd.
inst, which wish Ia correct. You make
il appear that the vote on the qusstscA
Of holding County Primary stood four
favuing and six opposing q primary.
when, az a matter of fact, the vote stood
five for and five against the primary, o.
final count. You also report II, G
Richardson, the Secretary Of the Cou-
mi,tec, as voting against the primary,
when he voted for Il, and gave his rcAscs
for dong 81 when he cast his vote. Those
voting FOR primary we're; ]. N. Pscass,
VIII Beck. g. NJ. hudson, II. G. Richard
son and \ Hicks. Those voting asainst
the primary, were. II, II, Stone. Eugene
Heron, lby poxy) W. X. Oakley, 10y
PROXY and W. J. johnson lby proxy.
Thus, the vote stood FIVE for and four
against the PRIMARY, but the Chairman,
through mistake, In counting called u .
tic vote, He then cast his vote asaisst
the primary. and announced, ~ . sssult,
that the motion 10 bold d Primary siec-
t,oa fos seleeting dsnocsstis7 candidates.
for the various Offices of the county ~
defeated. The record will verify The
above statement The mistake II the
Chairman In counting the vote, WAS mot
noticed by those voting in The Affirmative
on this QUESTION until after adjournment
of the meeting, or thus error would have
been called to has attention at the time.
am not wrought UP over the question
as 10 whether we shall or shall not hold .
County Primary, bat owing 10 the
bangling manner IN which this question
has been hsndlcd and the criticism IL has
received, think the best way W d,sposs
of this g,at.er now will be for the Chair
man 10 call the COMMITTEES 10 meet 4
some early date, when this question can
he passed upon and disposed of By the
entire Committee.
Please give the above space In your
paper. This January III. 1915.
Us. HICKS.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04
In Memoriam.

Miss Sophronia Newhouse was
born Oct. 27. iS43, near Warren-'
burgh. Ohio, died in Dickson. Tenn.
January %. 1916. The deceased
came with her brother. Mr.. w. l..
Newhouse, TO Tenn. several years
ago. and was highly respected by a
large circle Of friends. She was a
friend and helper TO the sick ans
Ali others who appealed to her sym
pathy. She had been member OF
the church from her early years,
faithful and loyal, always in her
place at the Sanctuary of God 8
house when able. Her last days were
spent at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Curry. her oephew and niece'
rhere she was senj-rly cared Tor.
Her funeral was largely attended.
IT. J. Stricklin. Pastor.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04
A. r. Elliott Enters
Race for Tax Assessor

In the announcement column oi
this issue will be found the iurmsl
announcement Of A. u, Elliott, OF
the sixth civil district a. a eandi,
date for the Office OF County Tax
Assessor.
Mr.. Elliott is q progressive farm.
or, and is well qualified to fill the
position he seeka, and enters the
race only after the solicitations OF
his neighbors aud friends, who also
four years ago tried to persuade him
to make the race.
While Mr.. Elliott is pretty we'll
known in the counts, yet, II il his
intehiion 10 3try, and ace every votes
in the county be,wsen now and the
August election, and lay his claim
before them,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04
nEAn WIN RllllH
WOUND N BREAST

Mise liilia Mai Totty. sae about
rs years was found dead Thursday
rvsnlng OF last week. one msls sast
oi Dickson with 4 bullet wound lnl
her hraast.
The deceased iarmerly resided at
TottY's Bend. Hickman Coansys
hct Tor several uaous 10 bad made
Dickson her bomb. icing an innistrr
al o hawdy house, In the eastern
suburbs OF Dickson.
Witnesses. whc testified hefare
the inquest jury. statc that abe had
been drinking that day and xas
desponeenl over the fact thai aAt
the last term Of court. held here.
Judge Cook bad ordered her and
and some Others 10 leave. and sn.
struggled the Sheriff. In the svsdt
that they did not leave. to tMks
them to Jail. From what evidence
lhat came before the Jury, they
sgteed that the woman met htr
AssAalles Lasn nahnexa.
means.
The remains were brought here
and prepared lor burial by under.
takers Taylor, lnghsm A Davis.
John Hendricks, a brothsf.in.law ei
the deceased, who resides in Nashs
willie, was notified and arrived here
Friday morning and accompanied
the remains to Nashville for inter
ment.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04
Double Branch.
-gw ettT

Ben Kimbro and family were
the guests Of Brud Bowen and fam
lily Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Dudley anf
daughter. Miss Lucy. visited Mr.
and Mrs. W. P. a. Frazier Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ Yates were
the guests m their daughter, Mrs
No.,l Noel Klmhro Sunday.
Miss Ariroua Dudley visited Mia
Hattie Dudley Sunday.
Missss Dosis and Pearl :Kimbrt
visited their sister. Mrs. Brud Bow
en- Sunday night
Mrs. C. M. Holland aud famii.
visited relatives near Burn sun
day.
Mics Tina Dudley was the guss
of Mrs. Ola Kimbro Sunday,
Mics, W Annie and Myrtle III ollan,
spent S. uurday night at J. +, Dud
lens.
Willie Dudley spent the VI veil
end with rela tives at Lyle Siati or
Mrs. III .sse. u. OF Spring Greek,
visiting .her slaughter, Mrs. Lill
Nelson, this ", rek.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04
JONES CREEK.

Harden Pardue. OF Fulton, Ky,
spent the weekend with his parents,
Mr., and Mrs. J. NJ, Pardue,
Mr., and Mrs. Don Oakley, oil
Nashville, spent the weekend here
With relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Wimbley were
the guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. billiard
Baker Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. Wynn Martin spent
Saturday night with Mrs, Sylvia
Hober,
Roy. Dave and Alfred Cox spent
the weekend with their uncle and
aunt. MIR. and Mrs. J J. Bush and
family.
Jim Austin, of Dickson, is spend
ing a few days with his son, Leon
ard Austin and family.
Misses Bessie, Mary and Emily
Pardue, Eleanor and Alberta Reep;
Nellie and Johnetta Rocsey, and
Messrs. VIII Walthall, Harden Par
due, ROLAND Reep, Roy and Forrest
Fussell BURN Baker and Dallas
Nicks were the guests Of Mrs Silvia
Hober Saturday night
Miss Fannie Grabill anl brother.
Jake. spent last Tuesday with their
sister, Mrs, Mary Bear.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04
Gov. Rye Would Not Per-
init VIM. Lyle to be Taken

Gov Tom G. Rye. Tuesday morn
Ing refused 10 honor the raduisition
of,ths Govefngr Of Illinois in The
case against William t. Lyle, who
was arrested in Nashville a few days
ago charged with the murder OF
Patrolman John Burke. Of Chicago.
on December 10th, last. a full ac-
count Of which was published in
this paper last week.
Al least twenty citizens made al.
Rdavits that Lyle was in Dickson
on December l4th. 10Th. 18th, 18th
and 18th, and on that account the
Governor could not permit the
Young man TO he taken out of the
State and tried for an oiisnse which
he obviously could not have com
mitted.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04
Students Reception.

There will he a reception at the
Southern Methodist Church Friday
night al 7;S0 o'clock. for the board.
ing students Of the town. All out.
of.town students attending school
in Dickson are cordially invited to
he present A good program and
social hour is promised
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04
GoOD LUCK COMES
TO DICKSON MAN,

Prof. ] L. Wyman, oi this place
has received word that he Ii the
principal beneficiary under the will
OF hls sister. Mrs, Arabella Wyman
Harris. who died few days ago
at her home in Yarmouth. Nova
scotia. D G, The notice received
by "" Wyman is az follows:
Jacob l.. Wyman oi Dickson,
Tenn. was the principal beneficiary
under the will Of the late Mrs, Ara
bella Wyman Harris OF Yarmouth,
Nova ), otia. who died few days
ago. She was a wealthy woman 1850
near millonairess--and left q
large estate, which. with the ex
ceptlon OF the beautiful home which
was left 20 her nurse, was divided
into seven parts.
Mr. Wymqn was left two parts;
Arthur Nyman Of Springfield. Mo-,
was lief, one part; aud George Wal
ker. wit af T. =. Walker, OF Ham.
Tin. Texas, aid MSry'Eiiis, wife of
Ira Ellis, OF Richmond, Texas, were
lef, one seventh each.
The remainder oi the estate
went to relatives, churches and
charitable institutions in this pro.
vince. Much OF the personal prop
erty, pictures, books, iewery, etc,
is to be packed aud sent to the two
lega!ees in Texas.
Mr., and Mrs Wyman have been
residents OF Dickson for quite a
number OF years and their friends
rejoice with them in their good
fortune.
Prof. Wyman was for several
wears music instructor al the Dick.
son Normal College, and during
that time was recognized "a one of
the foremost music instructors in
this territory. For tho past few
years he has devoted his time ss
salesman for n piano and organ
concern aud is at present teaching
music.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04

WANTED-Chestnut cord wood.
Write, Union Tanning Co. Chatia-
noogs, Tenn.
FOR SALE OR TRADE--Two
good young JACKIE See Alex Meek,
Burns. Tenn.
FOR sALE-s0 acre farm III
miles from Dickson, ou piney pike;
Groom house; 2 porches; paint
ed: brick chimney; tenant bouse
large barn. and running water ir
|lot. J. A. Pope.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04
Notice to Tax-Pa.y .yers.

Nctice ls hereby given to all tax.
payers of Dickson County, that
havn not paid their tan ca for the
year 1918, TO come 70 rward and
settle and save the per cent PEN
ally which will be put on after the
Let Of March.
J, NJ. Thompson, Trustee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04

We desire TO express our hearty
thanks to our many kind and loving
friends, who were so kind and at.
tentive to husband aud father dur.
ing bis illness and death. May the
Lord bless aud prosper each one Of
you, is The sincere wish Of his wife
and children.
Mrs. G. g Wolfe and Family.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04
DISBURSEMENTS:
RECEIPTS:

L. Robertson Treasurer the Town OF ncksqn soemu ,ha,
above and the best knowledge belief
s G. RoBERrs0N Treasurer
subscribed before the day February
H. L. GRlGSBl. Notary Public
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04
WHEN PEOPLE FORGET TO THINK

Forgetting tothnk pseYalsns aimsuf thA world over
and in this respect commun l. no exception the
general rule II 10 OF daily occurrence right ID midst
II is not the big things oi life at Ne forget for on nature
such that important matters indehly Impressed upon
minds and therefore the certain u receiving attention
at the proper time.
But it's the little things that slip our minds promises light
made and forgotten. duties that left unpeoed be
simply forget to think
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04
lternlzed Cost Of iiigh-e
ways Numbers 3 and 2

Followine il the itamiaed cost VI
Highways Numbers = and Y. ~
shown BY the report of the aud:tof:
HIGHWAY 20. s--aes MfLKs--
4.ss Miiss garads6 Oely,
tHishway No. & ss designa.ea hy
the original road law. begins !.
Charlotte and ruas to sylvia.l
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04

| will, within the next
few days. open up a line Of
Confcctionerics in fhe
building vacated by Mrs.
Minnie Wilson'S Millinery
4 Dry Goods store, where
| will be pleased to have
my friends call and see me.
! will be in better shape 10
serve the public than ever
before.
EVERYTHING CLEAN
AND UP-TO-DATE
| J. T. HOLLEY
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04

Let me . rctect your family i you
die or beco me disa ,bled. H; Nest
Williams. epeciAl aGen. DicSs'n
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04

simply forget to think.
Stored away in the vaults our bahka are Thousands and
thousands dollars drawing interest Coz good citizens
when they by rights should he credited 70 the Of other
people.
oa- merchants doctors lawyers capsnters--pfaccaily
everybody in acthaye small accounts due them here and
there because people have forgotten to have forgotten
to think A T
1t is fifty cents here dollar there es os Rse snau n
the individual account but enormous The assrssae all oi
ponble for the combined hs wou forget 70 give
consideration regardless the d his wealth would be
too important TO overlook; too vital to forget
We could name merchant this town who has thousands
Of dollars his books insignificant aonts The people who
him these deadbea TOR they among
best class Of substantial citizens He not worrying event
uay getting the because be knows nom long experience
with these people that bis account good gold
with exception The gold 10 hand would enable him to In
the sine OF his stock end sell goods and thereby
dividends his investment But wholesalers and
facurers require hr the dot md hundred tous
and small ue the merchant condeed the
light of by from whom be buys his goods
each OF the who these small would take the
trouble think the would in great hroog that store
and those all bills and the merchant would than be n
position do better by them The future Bat they for
get to think and their money remains bank and they continue
to draw interest while the merchant paently waits Tor his
due. And this merchant is only one OF the many.
- .
Even this newspaper E not immune rom the eys OF ofget
ting think. In CT incline to the belief that In
unenviabe position this than merchant
town.
TO speak canddly we are proud Of the nues we have on
subscription list for they represent the intelligence md the
integrity OF this whole community
But the highest intelligence and the rigid
integrity forget think They forgetting think in
If these same good and loyal could take glance
books they would be appalled, at the amount money that
Is due subscription this They small amounts
individually ranging from so 80 $3 marked against
and whose words good as their bonds
But pay bills with the hooor and the in
tegrty OF orn subscribers We put up the cash.
Right have splendid opportunity to invest some
business that would yield handsome returns but
handicapped because subscribers forget to think We
cannot make the unless subscribers do think-no
only think but And nightly toward that dvi
den producing investment Our family for the it
would bring into the editorial home
But it will always be Some day people will not for
get think Tor people right minded and their fcrgetul
is but fault and crime But il il only today
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-04

HIGHWAY NO. s-6.53 MILES
3.e Miles Graded aud MacadAmized.
2.o3 Miles Graded Only.
Highway No. 3, as designated by
the original road law, begins ut
Burns and runs to Spencer's Mil. J
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Der llntcriu3nug olrd Oen &oriibcr
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&riiiumg Soicp5 9. GrciS, lit DER
gInSbrilH ocs 6eucr5 ni1t oui cincn
ibaO6aiten SeitunasOra6t 5lriid3u.
fii5rcu, mic anidnaGd on9crommcn
lpliroe 0ic 0ircftorcn oer 2lnltalt
lin0 Die Ncrrcn 9loam 0eupert @r1.
loent, 9iidtcr &iaiom Crmn @ii6.
SeDoe, &arrD g. Elmu mo Sobn s.
Niabon.
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nennllng ser ioIgen6en Scrreu 81
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ten ongefiinOigt:
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gteiu-Dorf.
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@icrfadler Wl8r0ct GaEt @trGredlcn

Siug Sinn 30. Sllui. n
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reno icincs %ro5eiies Srrimn Dor,
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t0Otcte cinen @drter in Ser Go0ten-
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entfamL purOe o6cr mieOer eingefan-
gen.
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llniOeriitdt notirte 6cutc ciu lei6tes
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5000 @eilcu BON @ai6ington &c.
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Cie aGiSclit0 Cruit g. an ser
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ct. 2ollis, 80. Snni. ~ 0ie
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mann @oriiser Oes 0irsa5-GOmites
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