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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05
HERE'S PROOF.
A Dickson Citizen Tells oil
His Experience.

You have q night to doub, state
menss III people living far away,
but can you doubt a Dickson en-
dorsementf Read il:
w. II. Parrish, South Main st.
Dickson. says: About three years
ago. when | was doing some heavy
work on the farm. my back began
to ache. Nights. it was stiff and
sore and ] could hardly do any
bending or lifting. II | did stoop
over. | could scarcely straighten up,
One day | was telling ons Of my
iriends about Doan's Kidney Pills,
and as they had done a great deal
tor him, he advised me TO use them
| got one box from the Clemore
Pharmacy and they helped me |
used another box and before had
taken il all. | was cured.
Price Soc. at all dealers. Don I
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan Kidney Pills--the same
that Mr.. Parrish had. Foster
Milburn Co, Props, Buffalo, n. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05
Cumberland Furnace. Route 2.

Mr. aud Mrs. Cieorge Buchanan
|ahd iamjiy vistei' Mrs. Buchanan =
sister. Mrs $. &, FERRIES. aud lam
|ily, at Cumberland Furnace Sun.
day.
Mr. aud Mrs. Lonnie Cfowell Wis.
tied Mr. ano Mrs, Tom Daniel Sun.
day.
Miss Susie Houston and little
Misses Mary and Angie neason via.
lied the formers brother. Stokes
Houston, and family, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ebert Gillian and
sister, Miss Lee Gillian, visited
their uncle and auht, MIR, and Mrs
John Terrell, Of Woods Valley, last
sunday.
Little Hiss Eva Wall il i'll, at
tins writing,
Grigsby Wall and Slayden Buch.
anan were Cumberland Furnace
visitors Sunday.
Rev Taylor will preach al Sweet
Home sunday, May 7. IL &. m.
Every body invited.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. NJ Gillian spent
SUNDAY the guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs,
isc Mathis on Barlons Creek.
h Crouch and wire visited the
latter's brother, Stokes Houston,
and family, sunday.
Mrs. Aaron Harper was the guest
OF her sister. Mrs. Allen Harper,
sunday.
Mrs. T NJ, Gillian and daughter
were the guests Of Mrs J. G. Hal.
lums one day las, week
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05

seH-deiense only, why were there no pow
der burns about the face and neck OF the
victim? Why that bullet hole in the TOP
II Mr. Stokes head'
We suppose Trabue viii be cleared and
be free 10 walk the streets Of has victim 5
native city, unmolested, a. Tennesses
has habit Of seeing her Martyrs muir
derers 90 free.
The graftes, the corruptloulsts, the
political bosses, and their hehchmen, re-
iolce that their ablcst and most persist
etii enemy has bee@JRar,lseed Tpe tax
payers and the common people are b. avy
with sorrow that their best, bravest and
noblest friend can champion their cause
no more.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05
TAX ASSESSOR

TATUM. We are authorized to an
nounce u. l.. latum ms ID candidate ioi
County Tax Assessor, election Aug. 1910
TAYLOR. We are authorized to an
nounce Marvin Nj. Taylor as u eanddal,
Tor the office OF lax Assessor, subject /,
the qualified voters at the August elec
ION, lvi0,
WEAVER We are authorized to an
nounce J. / Weaver rs candidate ior
Tax Assessor, subject to the qualshe,
voten OF the 1910 August election.
ELLIOTT We are authorized 10 All
uounct A. + Elnott Ne IA cauuidate tui
the office ui touhy Lax Assessor, sun
iect TO the quahitrd voters IA the Aug
ust, 1910, eiecton.
STUART. We are authorized 10 am
nUunce M. q. stuart AS a canuidate lul
the office ol Tax Assessor, subject Il
the qualilied voters OF the August, Nlo
election.
MILES We are authorized TO an
nounce t.. f. Miles Us "A Candidate to the
office 81 lax Assessor, subject 10 tn,
qualified voters at the August election,
lSio.
FOSTER We ART authorized 10 an
nounee l.. a. Foster 10 candidate u
the Office OF Fax Assessor, suuiect ~ tie
qualified voters At the August election,
lJib.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05
TRUSTEE

HARRIS.--We are authorized 70 an
nounce Melvin Harms as q Candidate
for the olhee OF County Trustee. kiec'
Ion, August, 1910.
RUSSELL. We are authorized IL au-
nounce tieo. h. Russell as candidate
for the office OF Ifuatee, SUBJECT ~ tit
voters IN the August election, 1910,
HUNT. We ARE authorized 10 an
nounce slayden i1unt az Il candidate iOi
the office oI trustee, subject 10 the votets
10 the August election, t1lo.
D0TY. We are authorized TO announce
w, e. Doty rs a candidate tot the Office
Of trustee. subject TO the voters at the
August election, 1910.
CUMMlN. We are authorized 10 an
noInee J. Is. Iun,laIIs ~ . e-4adldate lVi
the office ot Trustee, subject ~ the
qualihed voters IN the August election,
1910,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05

JULIAN II, CAMPBELL, Tr e. AL,
4 N ArnANIEI ntAl

JULIAN II, CAMPBELL, r.. e. AL,
r. NJ MCDANIEL, ct Al.
In Chaueety Court al Dickson, Tenn.
No bi3. -
In Obedience to a decree of the Chan
cey Court at dickson, made nj tn
April term, 1916, ia th above styIec
case, | will. on SATURDAY, the .3RI
DAY or JUNE, 1916, ia iront ,Gf tn,
Courthouse door, scl 10 ths highest and
best bidder the property 10 sad deere,
described. being tract al land know =
as the J NJ. Hatcher ;raci, lylng and
being in the 3rd Civil lhstrict 0i Dick.
son Comfy, Tennessce. ard described
az follows Bounded otl North by BIB;
South BY t.ndertii; Fast by 1'idaeii,
and Yves; by Hogan Full boundaries
sill b given on Iay Of sale SAID trac,
contains IS acres. more Or less
TERMS Dt rALh~~>ale aitI be made
for qne-thlrd cast, balance nn SIX ami
twelve months TIME. tree from the right
ot redemption, homestead and dover.
Interest notes and hen or The land
will he taken ior the two deferred notes.
This srd day 81 May, 1916.
j. J. TAYLOR, Clerk and Com.
Lizard Thompson, Sol. for Compl'M.
W, K, Chambers, Sol. Sor Defendants
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05
49, ,.s'., %. S..f,H.s
Non. Resident Notice.
SUSIE Y. SESLER
vs..
r. NJ. nfAS0N

R. NJ. nEAS0N
Before T. J Warren, Justice Of Ii,
Peace OF Dickson County.
In this cause il appears by all
davlt that the defendant. Il NJ
Deason is justly indebted TO tn,
plaintiff, anu is II non resident oftht
State OF Tennessee, so that the or
binary process OF law cannot b,
served upon him, and an origind0
attachment having been levied on
his property and returned to me,
il ls therefore ordered that puhlica
ton he made in the Dickson Coun
~ Herald, newspaper published
in the town Of Dickson, Tenn. ior
four consecutive weeks, command.
ing the SAID X NJ. Deason To ap.
pear before me al my office in Dick,
son, Tenn. on the TENTH (l0)
DAY OF MAY, 1916, and make de.
fence 10 said suit, or it viii be pro,
reeded with eyparte.
This April 5, 1916,
T. J WARREN, J. T.
II {. RICHARDSON. ATTY.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05
SHERIFF.

WALTON. We are authorized to All.
nounce q. A. Walton ms n candidate tuI
the cihoe OF Sheriff. Election, August,
1916.
RUBhNK--We are authorized TO an
nounce X, ID, Eubank, Jr., AZ candidate
ior the oihce oil Sherlh. Election, Aug
ust. lylo,
COLEMAN We are authorized IL
announce / j. Coleman IA a canaiuat,
tor re.eiectiun to the office OF Sherm,
subject 10 the wiil OF the qualified voteir
~ the 1910 August election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05
ACTION OF ONE SPOON.
Full SURPRISES MANY.

Dickson people who bought tho
simple mixture Of bucklhnln BARK,
gIycenne, etc known ~ Ailef i.Ka,
are surprised at the INSTANT 4.
iect OF q SINGLE SPOONFUL
This remedy is 80 complete bowel
cleanser that il IL used snccersinlIy
IN Appendicitis Adler .ka acts On
Roth upper and lover bowel. aud
ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost
ANY CASE Of constipation, sour or
esssy stomach. ONE MINUTE
after you take il the aasses rum
bic and pats out. GILMORE FHAh.
MACY. --sdy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05
lnsolvent Notice.

Having suggested the insolvency Of Ia,
estate OF J, " Finch. deceased, 10 lht
County Court Clerk Of Dickson County
Tennessee, and he having instructed mt
~ make publication for claims to be tiled
this rs therefore To notify All creditor,
having claims against the estate Of said
j " Finch, deceased 10 come forward
and file their CLAIMS With the Clerk al thc
County Court. properly authenticated, on
or before OCTOBER p, t9id. or they
viii be forever barred from collecting tie
same, both in Law and equity.
Thu April 20, 1910,
L. browning, Admir- OF J. ",
.Finchs Estate
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05
lssoLvEsr NOTICE.

Having saeges:s,. thu Insolvency. 81 sha
estate u 5. A Rigks, decreased. 70 ths
Cosuty Court Clerk ri nieksan ColRiy
Tennessee. and be having iFsStFa~Essl lns
~ make Publication s0r claims size kstd
this Is iheseioFe ~ nosiiy AL lrrdIter.
having claims SgainSi the estate u said
5. A. Wieks, deceased, 10 come forward
and tile their claims wigh the Clerk 81 the
County Court, property authenticated. on
or tefore OCTOBER y, 1915. o. thsy
will be forever barred from collecting tht
same, both IN law and eTEisy.
This April a., 1915.
~. ID. Elrod, J X. Mayhela, Execa-
tors Of 5. A. Wlcks Estate.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05
THE TOWN CROAKER

In every town you find some mel
who always croak and growl their
chief amusement seems 10 be to
snarl and whine and howl. Oi
course they do not prosper we'll
such people seldom do--and so they
strive to make themselves and all
their neighbors blue. II strangers
come, these men endeayor to get
them off alone, and while they speak
IN doleful tones, tell them how the
town is dead and passed away. and
hash any enterprise that bali be
gins to pay, how real estate is very
low and taxes very high. and every
improvement scheme is sure tu
wane and die. The good book says
a day will come when all must pass
away and swap for wings anu gold.
en- harps this tenement OF clay. the
earth will burn with fervent heat.
the sun 90 out in gloom, and every
living, breathing thing shall find u
real tomb. When that time comes
the croaker who drives against hi
town-and tries to drive good men
away and break their efforts down
will be declared victim for spec
lal dose OF tame--ten thousand
years and he will be roasting just
the same. Meantime, the entereet.
ic man who labors for his town, al.
ways works to build ii up instead of
tearing down, will ride from earth
to heaven in Pullman palace car,
and will dwell in peace forever
where the first.clsss angels are.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05

Having suggested the insolvency u tn,
estate Of A /, Harris, decreased, ~ th'
County Court CLERK al Dickson County
Tennessee. and hp having instructed me
70 make pgbllcaiioAAor claims 10 be aled
this is therefore 10 notify all creditor
having claims against the estate of said
A, I Harris, deceased, ~ come forward
and tile thrT claims with the Clerk OF the
County Court, properly authenticated, on
or before OCTOBER %, 1916, or they
will be forever barred from collecting lh,
same, both IA Law ani equity
THIS April "a, l9l6
n 5 Harris, Admr. Of 4. r. Harris
Estate.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05

A correspondent wants to know
when to use shall" aud should. y
Never use shall when you should
use should" and never use
should" when you should use
shall In short, we should al
ways Say should" whenever VT
should and never should cay shall
when we should say should IL
this plain enough
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
II, DRY GOODS co,
~.
TOME DONEGAN
Before 7 J. Warren. Justice Of the
Peace OF Dickson County.

Before T J. Warren. Justice Of the
Peace OF Dickson County.
In this cause 1t appears by aiil
davit that the defendant, Toni,
Donegan, is Justly indebted to tn,
plaintiff. and is nonresident OF tn,
State OF Tennessee, 80 that the or
binary process OF law cannot b,
served on him, and an original (ol
Judicial attachment having beer
levied upon bis property; II IL there
lore ordered that publication D.
made IN the Dickson County Her
aid, a wspaper published in ths
town OF dickson, Tenn. for -four
consecutive weeks. commanding tn,
said Tonne ponegan to appear be
tore me at my office in the town 81
Dickson on the 10TH DAY OF
MAY, 1916, and make defense IL
said suit, or il will be proceeded
with exparte.
This April :, 1915.
T. J. WARREN, J r. T.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05

Let me pay off the mortage on
your farm By giving you a policy
in the Missouri State Life Insurance
Co. d, w. Garter. Agent
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05
A N N 0 u N E m E N 7 5
REPRESENTATIVE.

MILLER. We are authorized 10 am
nounce II. It. v. Miller ~ u candidate
Tor Representative VI Dickson County,
in the next General Assembly.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05

We'd be eternally tickled il w
could ride around in an auto like 80
many Of our neighbors are doing
Bu, alas Those delinquent sub
scribers who forget to think.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05

A Missouri State Lite Premium
less a Missouri State Life Dividend
purchasing a Missouri State Life
Policy containing Missouri State
Life values, makes an Insurance
contract, which in the sum OF all
it, benefits is unsurpassed for low
net coat and care OF interests al Nil
policy holders b. W. Carter Ag'i.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-05-05
TOMATOES
CABBAGE. CABBAGE
TO NJ A TO Is
Our Potted Tomato Plants
are Now Ready. Get
your Supply Now!

Transplsn,ed .Sma,o Plants 10,
per doz. 25c per SO plants. 40,
per 100 CABBAGE PLANTS
f5c per 100 Large SWEET PEP
PIERS. Zoe per doz SWEET 20
TAIO Plants in season.
FL o w Z RS
GERANiUMS-S. ~, 10 and l5c
each. per pot. COLEUS, l5c pei
dor, rooted cuttings. FERNS.
PETUNlAS and BECONIAS in
variety.
SALIVA (or Scarlet Ssse) l0e
per doz., rooted cuttings,
GODFREY GALA LLY-The
best blooming Gala on the mark
e, sc 10 and Sc each.
DAtiLIAS--in almost 81 va RE
ties. The most blooms for the
money OF any flower that grows
10 and l5c each.
POSTAGE mus, be added for
all plants TO be shipped by Mail.
EGGS FOR SALE
White wysnaotts. pare bred. 7se per
setting Of ts eggs.
Dickson Greenhouse
cssnb. Phone ~ Dickson, Tena
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-16
WHAT WAR MOVES MEAN

LUIOUGH lIindcnbcrg has supplied tho necessary
~ stiffness to the AuSuo. German lines lu the StoCkhod
region that portion of the Russian battle front
which /, under the direction ot the Austrian arChdukc
continues to retire As rapdN as roads will permit
Those who IN close touch with the situation are OF
the opinion that the retirement from the Nypa line will
result within month IN the Establishment of the Austrian
forces ON last defense line I'M front u cl-hcrg running
through kamonka on the north and St,rl ON the south
''.. hoc links mp v,tnpiV 49, .'Ncr at kamonka \
ro5mou presumption Z ,Mt m, winter viii lind the BdE
lcnhcrg line the lml, oi the Russian advance
How iar the Russians cam proceed along the Car
pathaus before winter uyrrake> them a question The
Turkish army m this region doesn't to have had
much effect the Slay advance thus far for Pcuograd
reported the occupation ol lahlonilla Yesterday
From the Glr,an iton,cr o the Carpathians the Rus,
sian line a, present IS not unlike huge sickle with
Jagged handle The back ot the sickle blade lies along the
Gallyau side OF the tlrpathians aM rapidly IS swelling
westward until the tarthc,t patrol IN th, region Is
almost due south of emherg The handle runs up TO-
ward the ltipc NlSnes IN front oi lcmhctg
The report that the Austrian fleet had left the harhot
oi Trieste might be indication that the AuStrians arc
certain ot the all oi the seaport II is likely that IN,
naval authorities taking precautions against the great
est possible calamity and transferring the vessels an,
store, TO roa the only other Austrian seaport which Is
at the tip of the peninsula
Although the british and French have won ,cyera
minor sutlr,,e, uu the Sounc front IN the last week
friends oi the allies are far from satisfied with the spec
lht offensive IS showing There has been a major mov
predicted cr the aSt1wo weeks but has taken place
II must he admitted that Gcrplu tcSisanCc on this }rou
has sufiened to the degree that aig and toch are go
to find very hard 10 make breach m the third line
News that the French have made small gain al Yer
dun brings that bloody angle into the ior the nr,
time this week The battle o Ncrdun is definitely ende
J IN IT'S sixth month
A writer IN the Iron Age has made perhaps ,hs mo,
logical explanation of the price Berlin ma, paid for ih
Netdun defeat he observer mentioned think, that Il,
stakes were a little triangle oi territory iu the Nrru
area that contained the steel ore of Europe W fU
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-16
OUR LITTLE FRIENDS, THE BOY SCOUTS.

occurs from Oklahoma City will leave their homes
~ Friday morning for two weeks outing down IN the
vicinity OF the Wichita mountains These tho older
scouts the younger having returned few days
from similar outing
We arc lust beginning to appreciate the hoy scout, and
what they teach In former days there was some heated
"-ee';'ion on The pass vt g. -hr believed tAl ,tt
Roy scout, were being trained ior war Nothing could
be further from the truth
BOY scouts arc trained 10 keep the peace and help
each other II every bu'ue" man Of the community
would observe the rules which heng made effective
by these Junior citizens, he would he OF value 90
his business his nciglbohood and his home town
Far from being militant the scouts arc being impressed
with the necessity for conservation Of the body tho dcye
opmcn of the mind and the incubation of the idea OF SELF
reliance Thrift also claim, the attention OF these master
boys They arc required 70 have bank accounts before
being eligible to full membership In the organization
Woodcaft is another vital subject which the boys study
Song birds are protected by these little fellows in sharn
contrast to the bad boys OF couple Of decades ago who
sailed forth with the primitive "ngger shooter the
deadly small rifle slay our ieathered friend, OF 10 ro.
the nests OF happy birds
Boy scouts polite little chap, They are taught
a always 10 ank ~ 'tbs other fellow" With this idea
promnen, in h, mrid, can there he any doub, OF III,
quality OF citizenship which will characterize their adul
hie'
Living out Of doors all they can, putting into eiiec
the regulations which nature provides these boy
laying foundations for sound bodies and strong mind,
Unconsciousy we are in aiding the scout movement
building for better citizenship Let the movement grow
and draw into the organization every boy who needs az
or who can aid others
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-16
REAL MUNICIPAL THRIFT.

D AIStNG iced FOR the park has claimed the attcn
IN ton OF city officials tins season and will result in
saving about 1000 OF the taxpayers money which usn-
ally is paid out for iced that easily he produced on
property owned by the city
With extensive acreage in the outlying parks that arc
vet not much improved the growing OF feed crops for ami
mails owned hy the city has received demonstration
which indicates tina, the movement can he expanded to
extreme limits
Il has long been the expressed wish Of Commissioner
Hghey that the city should engage in farming cv
tended scale utilizing park and boulevard property will,
the labor OF sentenced by the city court The result
of the crop Just harvested proves that 1t IS practical for
the municipality increase its agricultural production
save money the taxpayers and give outdoor employ
ment to men who will he benefited morally mentally and
physically,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-16
The Republican View
Edited by the Republican State Committee.

reports capitol nothing has worried ANNOYED the
statement
the attitude ol uc
o legislation interest ut
the public believe that the child labor Ml the
other legislation oil
held by republican hbuSter IN the senate W."
so by ialinRer h V"N
o president himself lhe
he Immediately rushed the capitol Tor conference w
OF 5 mas
consideration the Immigration bill while tc hh ao
being bitterly opposed by number OF prominent democratic senator's
southern Gamger behalf OF the minority has put
and democracy
badly and much worried
At the capitol
"A IS Denver
He a member that all OF MS
republican who vote Tor wilson
the he said that he has hundreds ot men VINO say
will Hughes
In his republican practically certainty lie sara u''
here there digmtd progressive everywhere the progressive
10 republican fold ck
There nothing but Hughes and Fairbanks my opinion he sara
TT surprising that thetBru,h blacklist ha, the president
| hot the political campaign
particularly susceptible irritation and IS
OF find in
SC the protecting American trade
o American who
which land al ms
This repeatedly and cnhaca stated regards those
individuals who have tried develop business II
the White House III no
doubt that shall presently witness
OF London and
upon acclaim a1hcr great diplomatic victory "m'
the British blacklist still exist with undated 'lgof
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-16
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-08-16
Our Daily Birthday Party.

General Sir John EcclcS Nixon who
was for nearly year in command Of
the British forces IN McSopotam,a.
born 80 wears ago today
lanes Wilson. former secretary OF
agriculture OF the United States, born
IN Ayrcshlrc. Scotland. 81 years ago
today
Locke Craig, the present governor OF
North Carolina, born IN Bertlc county,
y. G., ST. years ago today
Charles S. Mcllcn, former president
Of the New York, New Haven and
Hartford railroad. born at Lowell
Mass, h5 years ago today
Charles u. Carter, representative in
congress of the Third Okkhoma dis.
trict born in Indian Territory, 4S
wears ago today