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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
observation-disclosures 5wie'
esiprdet.
(@uu Srinplin Sofer.)

Sterne: Cont mar lpie bieie feline
Nadt 10 lift.
8arum b il | | il Oh
trauernb Setn 8eiiht?
Wonb: Gin Sdredlifes eriilqt
mid 10 nit 8raun' II,
Sap id, Die Grbe ninlm,er
miiBtc ifau'n!
Stcruc: Die @rbe, iasit Su?
Sieb bod, Ihon ipie CD,
Sreibt ~ unberbdr tic
8oIen bort in Stnee.
0toub: . belize &inhereinfolt!
@iBt benn, lpiBt.
SaB lie nit 9ahen gluts
9eiprenfelt lit!
Stcrue: SO Idlug bes @olfeS
Gage 2amm II. Shaf,
Sag. Oh ben llnbolO nid)t
bas @iien traf?
WP oub:' Sic Seeroen rubin III
treuer Sirten Sut.
On Stromeu tranf Die
Groc - Srliberblut.
Sic lhlueen. itaten; lie
6erflciitten it'd.
&ie reihe SuseuobIutbe
"a perblif!
Stcrnc: : 8rau'nl gerbalt' ne
aluge iii eripaht,
gls lpeinten gn9el burh
Die Sriebensnudlt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

alIgen iih I'M Ctt oocr III Der Sofa
idlpingen 5u lcben.
PIN uod)iten Gage crpibert Die belIte
beilldte Samilie Die Eoid0a bel ibren
@1iten, unb genaI baaielbc merfmiirs
oige Sfauipiel piercrbolt iif bier:
and lie. Sic Sdmilie, miro. anfangs
ubNcirieicn. Damn ubcr ebcrfuQs nit
lauter 0er5li6feit mn Dem mnnllss
blciblidleu 0nBel % 3udcr5ellg uno
Srilftcn cmpfnngen. llnb 10 gebt es
fort. Gag nm Gag. burd) ale Shiften
pes %oltcs. Sis Dor pcuiSen Sabren
Bat iih ielbit Der regierenbc SrGiis
bent bon Werifo bon oieicm ebrlpiirz
oigen uno fat gebeili9tcu Srauh uidt
ausiflieBen %oilrfen, nno nod iest
perbeu auf icincm bobcn, ipunoers
innuen SdIpne in Dem uralten Yurf
bon Gbnpdutepcc. no %cildJeu uno
Noieu 81 @eibnadten I'M Sreien
blilbcu, Hoiabas par8ebradt.
Am Gbriittng enolih riuoet Der
gr0btc uuo gldn6enbitc llnSug itatt,
Der III ben 6duicru Der Netfen nit
cincm mGrhcnidoneu Bale enbet;
irilb AM Iorgeu miro Damn nod Der
6eriibnltc, ZEN iolnbu &c la node
buenn" (bcr Salat Der beili8eu, portl.
Buten Ndht) DER ans iuenigltens
j%rnn8igcrIei Srild,tcn unb @cmiiicu
bcitcbcnpe @tibnaft5ialut Acgeiieu
ober ridti9er geia8t: nur an9eiebcu,
unb am ndtitcn Gage iol8t Hcue unb
SuBc. nit un5dbligeu &irfeubeiufen.
&ullfabrtcn 81 nQeu IN o~enfbdreu
6ciligcn uuo oft geuug olld) ltrengcn
a%aiteiun9eu, ia itnperen, blutigen
Sclbit,iidtiounncu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

mo borte and Spei Sabre raug
9eidyidtlide unh literariit'c Tors
trdge Der Bonner Yroiciiorcu, be-
%iouhcrs ~6ieieniscn bes ~bctuuutcu
Niitoritcrs Seinrid bon Spbel. -
Sm 3dr3 beS SabrcS 1865 lpuns
oerte CT MAD, ben Der. Stanten aus,
~peripcilte ied)s Nunote III Gin
cinnuti. Ohio. unn ertbeiltc uu
Der bortigen Soditule lateiniiten
uuo beutihen llnterridlt. @on
bort tam CT. ais @ciimbbeitsriids
iihten mn elmer G%inlnnung BON
Wsrlpanoten iol9cnb. nnh Sus'
bliaue. Soma. no er As Sabre
lang i'm inIimIuniihen 6ute
tbGtiS mar. Dor bier Snbrsn
nabm er cine Stelle I'M Steucrumt
Der Der. Staaten an.
Sd,ou ieit ieiner I ii b { II c II
Sugeno Geit)Gfti9tc er iid nit
Dem Stuoium Der @cititJte, Geo
graphic uno S%itcrntur. Shrieb
in peutitcr Sprdde periticpeue
giiaps uno @ecihte. pelde IN
pieier 3eitung erificnen unp audi
in 3citlulgen bes nlten Taters
'lanbes abgeprudr ipurpen. Sie
eripurben lid) -bic Nnerfenning
beutifer @elebrten. Sr. Gilbert
Soegcle. Der Veriaiicr pes preiss
setronten Berfes Ser Veiiimiss
milS unb ons 5ra9iihe in 8unit
unS Seben" bat feline @iiaps
lobeuo erlpGbnt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

ermabnt i'm, bies I'M 8cibuaftsbrief
an bas Gbriittinolein 81 ihrciben.
rIber Iutter. it mil bod feline
Seitung. Die BADEN iest bod feineu
8ertb mebr, 6iubenbur9 iiberrennt
lie bod"
Mann: .6oiientlid Bit on nit
oeiuen 8eibnaftsgeifenten 3uiries
ben; id bab' al mein pertii9barcs
@elo n%ll5gegeben."
Srau: .Sns bdtteit on nitt tbuu
iolen; id) bin ndmlid, Die oetaen nod
itulbia."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
wcibnad,tcn In, Smnsr.

I'D, bctomme beIcr cine groBe
ncre Yuppc, Die .Eapa" IND .Wiama"
ln9en fann."
Sic bah ih idon uoriges Sabr
gctricgt; be!cr tontmt 81 ms uur
Der Jteparaturs gusel."
SriB bat iih Dor eiuem Sabr fir
hcllcr! cine grobe Seitung gcipiiuitt,
Seine QflIttcr %erinuertc i'm baran uub
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

einiude. leidt inn8bare Welooie Su
criinneu. mb bereits nGbreno er inn
Die eriten Stropbeu porIas. be9ann
@ruber aui ieinem alten Spinett 81
prdlucieren. Shon mad tur5er 3eit
lpitc iih ans ben perihiebenen Soneu
cine Welooie beruu5. peldc ben
Sidter tiei ergriff. ~Stile Nadt.
beili9e Na6t. AaeS idlIit, einiam
luaht. uur Nus trulite. buhbeiliae
Snar" - lanscn Die bciben IGnner.
llnh bel Der III Der ct. Nitoluus Stride
itGttfinpeuhen Gbriitnadtieier ertonte
iueni8e Stuneen ipdtcr baS neue
8eibnnd)tslieb. bus beute ilberau be-
tannt lno beliebt lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
fSpe5eu fur bieie Setuns)
@cibnQdtslieb nnO @eibna6tswnni6
tiir 1916.
BON Bernhard SmeIsbpft
BON Bernhard SueIsbpif.

:. freuc bih Oh G6riitenbeit
llnb iinge frp6e Sieber.
Gas Weibnadltsieit. Ole hpbc 3cit,
Sic tcbrct berte mieber.
@ao Die Sropbeten ms 9elebrt.
Der frommen 3enid)en Soften,
llnb mas lie allie beiBbe9ebrt
Gs lit ieet c~ingctroffen.
9nlb lperbcn es 5peitauieno Sabr
Ile in DEM fleinen Stullc
SnS Gbriitfinblciu geboren mar
Gum Seile filr ms Gle.
aein SdrloB. fem &alait, uabm
Sbn duf
limo feline A%pnigabalc,
Scr Scrr bcGunn ben Grbcuslaui
81 Sctblcbcm I'M Stale.
%on elmer Snugfrau bplb unp rein
Wnro Sr fiir ms 9eborcn.
Cur Wuttcr bat bda &inbeleiu
Maria Iid crtorcn.
@pm Sinumcl tamcn Gngclciu,
sic iaugcn Sricbcnslieber.
Die frommcu &irtcu tebrtcn Elm
llnb tnictcn bctenb nieber.
6oh pbcn itrnblt cin better Stcru
AlS Siibrcr Der orci @eileu.
sic iplgtcn ieiucr Yeitung germ
lin @ott, bcu Serrn 81 preiicu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

- Wand,er beleioi9t ourdb feline
8iee ben 8dditeu, obne 81 wonen,
mic Serienigc iid ielber itibt lno
peripunect, Der nit Der Nubel aiAt
umSngcbcn pcriteIt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

Der Stcrn bon 9etblebcnl. Der
bic orei @eilen aefilbrt, leudtet uilcp
IN nniere 3eitennatt; aber Siele
llberIeben ibn,' uno Wiele. Die ibn
Icben. iolSen ibm uift.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

limb bel Ser arippe. eng uno
tlein
ga iebcn mir Damn tnien,
Die Sirteu. @eiien, Gngcleiu.
Neblt Soiepb uno Wuricr.
6ier tbut elm Bib 10 humber
if0n
Gem Nu9e lid entfalten.
60 iebr bat man nod ME geieb II,
Wic bier. oe5 Srieoens Walten.
On bell &c Aindt. on itiac Hahtl
Sein Yobl;.cb ioa ertlin9cn.
Sic ms Den SricbeuSfiIrl It
gebratt.
No9 Gr ms Srieecn bringcn
Seuu beut' ipobin pas Gusc ituut
Aann man MIR aric9sruf bpren.
Was Weuitenbunb 10 id)on erballt
Sbut Icuihcnbano 6crltpren.
Sn iclbir CUR bell 8cibrattss
3cit
Scrridt aanlpi unb Strcit uuf
@roen.
8. moge Srieb' mo Gini8tcit
Inns bnlo 81 tbeile lpcroen!
Serr @ott. mit- Sciuer Nlsclpalt.
Grbore infer Slebcn,
Sort. no Der arie9srui bout
crihallt
SaB ) 8rieoensbdnner lpebcn.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

.0eiue Sraut iii Dir aIio inter BEN
Sbriltbaum bcineert lporpen?"
Ia, nebeu Den Yantoiieln."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21
Die heilt9e Uadt!
Bon Selma Nngerluef.)

Selma Sngcrloct geb.
1853 IN Warbudn. Sdrpeoeu;
lcbt in SaIun. Sic lit Die ges
ieicrteite ifipeoiidc Sidlterin Der
8egentpart. Sbrc Gr3dblun9eit
bic ms gnsliihe ulp SeutId,e
iibertragen iino, bcbanoeln nit
elmer %geiitpollen, tiefIinni8en
eisenart reli9iOie uno pbantaz'
itiid smpitii6e Stoffc. @and)e
ibrer r~eIieiDien uno etbiIheW Nnz
ihauungen iino unfeftbnr. Sbre
Saupttperfc limb Scotia Ser
ling. .Sie aoni9iuuen bon
aunsabaela", vSeruiolem",
.Gbriitus : S%egenbcu" (oenen
iolgcnbes entnommen ilt) lliip.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

Is id fiini Sabre alt mar,
III bate ih einen sroBen Stunt
mer. SD peiB taum. Oh ih
ieitbem einen 9roBeren 9e>
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1916-12-21

- er iran3oiii6e aapalerie sSffis
All 5ier Warcel Dupont bot Be
rittc fir ben y9orreipons
~ bant" oeitrieben, Die bon =.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
TRUSTEE SALE.

By virtue Of the power aud an.
thonty vested in me bv deed Of
trus, dated May u 1915, executed
by V A. Pendetgrass and wife dag
gle Pendprgras-, default having
been made in pay mrut III the $50
90 note mentioned IN SAID
deed Of trust. !. W. f Cullum.
trustee, will ON Morday, the 18th
day of February 1910, At the east
luor Of the courthouse IN The town
ul pic5seQ. TgpHesst, otler f., sallIt
TO the highest bidder Tor cash, Tree
from the equity OF redemption.
homestead. dover and all other ~
empunns, the following described
property
A tract Of hand in the jth civil
district Of Dickson County, Tenn .
bounded "a the north lay Henry
Lockard; on the east 10y ], NJ. Par
due; ON the west by Levi %ylvi-
now Williams; on the south by lno.
Everett. For more particular
boundaries see Iced of James ~.
crett and wife to James Oakley, on
record at the L et,,ers office at
Charlotte, tennessee. ..- 49,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
STUART
ioanCe NJ
LETTER APPRECIATED.

We print IN this issue an artlcl,
signed by five members OF th,
Ministerial Association OF Dickson
We cheertully publish this commu
n,cation, and will take much inte,
est in assisting our local ministers
IN the work OF exposIag aud drlt
ing out iawlessncss and ,llme n
this community
The intent OF the article in las
week Herald under the caption
OF Something Should BE Done
was not intended a. an arraiRn.
ment on the ministers II GU,
charges that whlskev was benny
sold in Dickson; that gambling was
being earned on; that hawd,
houses were being openly conduct
ed; that lawlcssness was rampant
IN our little city. were untrue, the
we stand ready to re,ract an
apologize,
In our opinion. the best remedy
for local eni conditions is tia
public sentiment be created IL
opposition to Iawlessness and in
morality. and in favor OF cleaner
aud better town. We believe tha,
the ministers and business men
could best create this sentiment
1t our suggestion is NOT correct. II
our remedy Us no, the best. then
we would be very glad Tor an,
one To urge what they believe TO
be the proper course to pursue.
and we will gladly do our utmost
IN giving helping hand
We genuinely appreciate the
friendly spirit manifested in the
ministers commune alton. and adj.
init that the combined strength of
the pulp,, and the press would be
a great power tor good in this
community. and we are grateful
tor the courtesy OF the ministers IN
suggesting that we lead out in all
good work for moral uphtt and
Christianity. and they will follow,
but we are sincere in believing
that the beneficial results desired
can bes, be obtained by the pulpit
leading and letting the press and
business men give them their
hearty support.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
Protracted Meeting TO Begin.

Beginning Sunday. March 9TH,
there will re a meeting OF at least
two weeks duration at the Baptisi
Church, The church is looking
for ward in expectation to a greal
meeting, DIR. J " GilIon, vt
Nashville. State Secretary Of Mir
sions for the Baptist Church. viii
do the preaching. There has Ger
tainly never been a better preacher
IN this town, aud he ought to be
heard by large congregations. An
effort is being made 10 get a good
singer TO lead the music for the
meeting.
Everyone IL invited and urged Ia
attend these services More dchuit,
announcements will be made later
K, NJ MEADOWS, Pastor,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
THE CHARLOTTE JAIL.

AT the meeting OF the County
Court at Charlotte the first Monday
IA January. committee was 81
pointed 10 investigate the jail al
Charlotte aud see what was needed
To put same IN u more sanitary con.
dItlon. The following we're appoint.
ed b, Judge Hudson on tie cum.
mittee requires v instead, Coz.
'IItf, Stbmirt5u, ana III r." VI
Harper, County Health Officer.
The committee Was to report a.
soon az possible 10 Judge Hud-
son. and he was given The authority
to have the work done before the
Apri term OF court. The commit.
zee with the exception oi Esquire
>Chmltiou, met IN Charlotte Mon.
Jay Of this week, Pf, sent with tie
committee were Judge w. r. Hud-
son aud &, ". l)ndson, the latter
pelns present to tx ire on the repair
work. The COMMITTEE reported to
Judge hudson that they thought II
4 waste of money To attempt to r..
pain thc la.I, ne II WAS IN such had
condition. and that It would ht
necessary to erect II new building
which Vas estimated would cost
about - 900 on.
ihr action taken hy this com
nlttte was disappointment to
those engineering the move To have
a b'g amount OF money speut on
the Old jail, as IT was hoped b,
them that this committee would re-
port IN favor Of repairs and that the
work would be ordered done by
Judge Hudson before the County
Court would meet in April. Tht
gentlemen on the committee proved
10 ue worthy pubic servants who
trt not willing to have the county :
money spent txtravagantly,
No doubt Dickson County needs
a new jail, but We believe a matter
II this Importance and an invest
mrut tor the county OF this amount
,nouId be fully considered. and not
rushed through before the people
naye an opportunity to know what
- beng done.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
1. E. Society Gives Social.

The Christian Endeaeor Society
OF the First Presbyterian Church
held a most delightful Social At
the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. A l..
BI3he iast "ffGfsfay evening. tf'Ssii
eight till eleven. The program for
the occasion consisted OF q short
musical program, games, contest
etc. Late in the evening, delciou,
punch. wi,h dsinty cakes, was III.
pensed ty Misses Naomi Green and
Hortense Boone. The members OF
the Euwcrth League Of the NJ h
Church were invited guests Of the
G. + Society The evening was
greatly enjoyed by all present.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
Special Services.

Next sunday morning | will dir
cus4 the subject Of The Potter anc
The Clay" considered one OF the
sironeea, prooi.,exts in support 81
the doctrine Of Unconditional Elec
ton ~ the evening service, the
doc,rineof General Election" vii
he discussed.
This Will close a series o! sis
sermons on The Fore Knowledge
ii God, Pr-destination snd Flee.
tian Come and hear these two
ilscourses.
Next series of sermons on
The Temple. Come and wor.
.hip with us, Alsay. welcome.
|. r Bradley. Minister, Church
OF Christ.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
U. D. c. Chapter Meets

Mrs. Claud Hooper WAS hostess
Of the regular monthly meeting Of
Old Hickory Chapter wednesday
afternoon at her home on Walnut
Street. The President called the
meeting to order After reading Of
the minutes. business OF the Chapte'
WAS transacted, and the State ana
National dues collected
Application for membership OF
Mrs. Finis Rogers was received ana
read. AT the close Of the busine-.
session, an interesting feature Of thu
afternoon was the presentation of .
wish book to Mrs. ". A. Meadow
who is one OF our youngest Daugh
tiers, and whose birthday was OF
this date. The wishes were read,
as also Tribute, written by Oh
Hiekofy's poet.
Mesdsmes Ed. Morrow and Rag
Hogin rendered several piano select
ions. The visitors present were;---
Misses Pauline Eberhsrt, lmogene
Siayden, Georgie Lee Jones. Euis
Joslin and Mesdames Slsyden and
Viyre,te, Mrs. Hooper. assisted by
Miss Euls Joslin. served delicious
salad course.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11

The W c 7. L met Thursday
February Bid. with Mrs h W
Rulings There was good At
rpudauce in spite Of t0e cold wealth.
er The subject for discussion uas
Our Jtils aud Prisons. The re-.
post VI the State Superintendent of
MS work was read by Mrs A l..
Boone, and showed that Dickson
County prisons are among the poor
est in the state Qualification was
expressed that efforts are being
made To improve the condition Of
the county jail, The friends Of
temperan q in The community are
asked t. write our senators and
congressman requesting that they
vote in favor Of a bill to prohlbl'
the leqslixed liquor traffic in The
District Of Columbia.
Dainty refreshments were served
by Mrs. Rulings and Miss Lucille
Mrs Moran vas present as guest
The next meeting will be held the
Eth with Mrs. Robert Clements
The subject will be A Great Moth.
er, ana the life Of Miss Willard
will furnish the material. Members
OF the Union and Others interested
in the work Of mothers are invited.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
Trustees Sale.

By virtue Of the authority vested
in me by deed Of trust. executed by
Ia,uDrne Brauje, formerly Pauhut
Beck, u ne rs tEustcr, on The ~
'ay Of March, 1915 to secure th,
payment Of fifty dollar note exe.
ru,ed hy the said Pauline Bralile b.
q, + kannari | viii sell - the
highest bidder, At II O'Clock moor
TUESDAY. February Is. 1910, at TIN
east door of the Courthouse in tn
town of Dickson, Dickson County
Tennessee, the following described
lot,
4 certain lot lying in the stat
Vt tennessee, Dickson County ith
civil district beginning on the \
" corner Of Sarah Ellis and -is
tiers lot, runs ", 100 teet 10 a street
between this Bihbs lot, whore be
lives. then south with said street
10 feet TO a stake; thence east 100
fee, TO EtIis corner, thence north
with her line 10 feet to the begin
ming
Said sale will be- for cash, free
from the equity Of redemption
dover and all other
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
TAX ASSESSOR

TATUM We are authorized to az
nounce q l., latum rs q candidate lu'
County Tax Asscrsof election Aug 1910
TAYLOR. We are authorized to Az
noance Marvin NJ Taylor ~ a eandidat,
for the office Of Tax Assessor, subject Il
the qualified voter. at the August clc,
ton, 1915
WEAVER We are authorized to an
noanee J L Weaver As eandtIatc TO-
Tax Assessor subject to the quadi,,
voters OF the 1915 August election
ELLIOTT. We are authorized tu an
nouuce A. +, Elliott A. candidate ilu
the office OF County raN Assessor, sat
ject to the qualified voters IN the Aue
urt 1915, election.
STUART We are authorized to an
nonnce NJ. q. stuart A. Il candidate iui
the office nt Tax Assessor ynhlcct {,
the qualified voters 0i The August, 1916.
election
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
THE BEST PROOF
Given BY a Dickson Citizen

Doan's Kidney Pills we're used-
they brought benefit
The stoly Eas told to Dickson
residents.
'l'm- nus strengthened the eyi.
denCe.
Tune hais proven the result last,
log
The te-timony is home testimony
The proof convincing.
1t can b- Investigated by Dick.
son residents.
Joseph Locke, ieweler. Charlotte
81, Dickson. saya: Il had lame
back and 10y kidneys we're weak. |
used Dosn's Kidney Pitts and they
gave me great relief" Statement
made ebFruary 18th. 1919
On April Sth. 1915, Mr. Locke
said. have the same faith in
Doans Kidney Pill to-day as have
always had. The cure they gave
ne Was pc n1nnent.
Price Doe. at all dealers. Don I
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan $ Kidney Pills--the same
tina, Mr.. Locke bad. Foster,
Milburn Co.. Props. Buffalo. N. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
First Baptist Church Notes.

There were an even hundred ~
Sunday School last sunday in spite
of the ram
The Lord : Supper WAS observed
ut the eleven o clock hour.
The pastor preached IN exceIlen'
sermon AT night on Repentance
Tire prayer*mreting Wis led +.
Robert Clements. and was Of ruu-
sual interest
The congregation Is looking for
ward to meeting. which viii begin
the frat Sunday in March Rev ]
VI, GtlInn, State Secretary, will de-
the preaching
Much interest is being manifested
in the study OF the Book of Acts. a
number OF the members Of the sun
lay School have read it three or
four times already since Jan, l-r.r
The Young Peoples meeting
tlourishes under the leadership OF
5. A. Freeman.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
A N N 0 U N L e NJ t N T


HARRIS.--We are authorized 10 az
ounce Melvin Harris AZ candidate
foc the office OF County Trustee. Eiec
ton, August, 1916.
RUSSELL. We are authorized To an
no lncs Geo. X Russell IA a eSDaidat
Zoe the office OF Trustee, subject 10 H..
voters in the August election, 1916.
HUNT. We are authorized to al
nounee Slayden Hunt AZ a candidate f.
the office Of Trustee, subject 10 The voter
in the August election 1910.
D0TY. - We are authorized to annOunc,
w G. Doty IA candidate for the otllc.
Of trustee, subject to the voters at TIE
August election, 1915.
CUMMINS.- We are authorized 70 Al
nounce J Is Cuminlns as a candidate g.
the office Of Trustee, subject TO III,
qualified voters in the August election
1891
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
Has Used Chamhcrains Cough
Rtmed, for 20 Years,

"Chamberlaiu's Cough Remedy
has been used in my household tot
be past twenty years, | began
giving it to nv children when The,
we're small, As quick relief iu
troup, whoupiug cough aud ordi
nary colds. II has no equal Being
Tree from opium and other harmtu.
drugs, | meyer felt afraid TO give i
to the children. | have recon
mended il to a number Of irIend,
md n,ighhors who have used II
md speak highly OF il, whites Mrs
Mary Mlnke. ~hort-yllle, \, \ Oh,
tainahle evrry where. ADV
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
Republican Mass Convention.

| hereby call all true white Re.
puhNCans 10 meet III mas- c0uven.
uon at the Courthouse ID Dickson,
Tenn. on Tuesday February 22nd
for the purpose Of recognizing 8
County Committee. and TO discus.
some very important questions.
We urge every Republican to at.
tend this meeting. and make j, one
II the greatest gatherings in III,
history Of the Party in this county
GEO MULLINS. Ch'rm.
;. ~ EEI. Secretary.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
{. W. CUNNINGHAM
nlEs SUDDENLY

Z. w. Cunningham, aged about
60 years dE ,ppe,i dead II ths Gun
niDghans sawDill in the northern
part u the county. WedDteday
morning about 10 o'clock. A hlw
minutes alter he had sepsrslled hts
brother. Marshal Cunningham. and
Claude Allsbrook. who were having
. illiIe dispute and we're anout 10
fight. Mr. Allsbrook had walked
asay AID Mr.. Cunningham had
started to get on bic horse, when be
dropped dead. his horne 10 Al
psachermill, and he is survived by
a wite and three children.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
ACTION or ONE SPOON.
Full SURPRISES MANY

Dickson people who bought the
simple mixture If buckthorn bark
sIyeerlne, etc, known as Adler ka,
are. satp!lsed at the INSTANT ei-
4ect Of SINGLE SPOONFUL.
This remedy j. go complete q bowel
cleanser that IL II used successfully
IN Appendicitis Adleri.ka ncts on
ROfH upper and lower bowel anu
ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost
ANY CASE ot constipation .om
" eassy stomach. ONE MINUTE
after you take 1t The gases rumb =
4nd pass out. Ciemore Pharmacy
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
Administrators Notice.

Having been duly qualified IS
administrator oi the estate Of F. T.
Parrot, deceased. all parties Nv.
inc said estate will please come for
ward and settle. All parties hav.
inz claims against the estate will
file ,hsm with me TOR payment
This lan. .'h. 1916
r Il Y. Srhmittou, A lnr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-02-11
Mrs. benson Entertains.

Wednesday Of last week. Mrs, B,
o Denson entertained with opn
O'Clock luncheon. at her home on
East College street. Plates were
laid for SIX. and an elaborate menu
OF FIVE com SEES was served. The
table had Tor a central ornament
spring violels and bunch OF spring
beauties were iayors for the guests,
Dainty place cards marked the
places. Those seated at the table
were: Mesdames G. 4, SIayden
o V. Clark, Graham Robertson
Everett Fulmer and Lester Roger.