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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

The sSareity and high prtee cf gar.
sleh seesis, Together with the anrreey~
i~nted demand. made IL Impossible for
fasns growers 10 plant ss much ~ they
AiAhssSl A. gleslass weye uat nj tina
ssrseffns ordered, satsliss,.,,fnhass ' ~~s~
e'ssntnas aud much disappointment ~.
sas,ed These facts impress apoa every
gafda1ar mi aFtSsriia IL Rfesfag a;ai
saslag as gaaay es his ewa seetss ~
Possible, II requires only little efyart
TO do this saa the gala is saaeh saas~
thsn appreciated b, The cosi II s~cds.
II IN an eaay matter al this time In
tack asit few af THE best fadish and
lettuce rlants ami allow them 10 gfuw
and fern scxi. TIVE ~ ihrec riaats
will praiac~ NV much s~~d m ono needs
60 plant Ia the hatne gsrstea, fieA assi
the very best plants for this parpese.
In the s~m~ ~sy you caA save reed
of spinach, temate, peppers, rxsplanl.
BEANS r~as and many other v~s~'
tables. Where more shan ana variety
al sweet corn. Heluas. squash or Gu
canb~rs are gfvwa near together. IN.
s~~i will hesoHs~ rnined and AT ilstis
vaiue to plant
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
MI. EMBEDDING STOCK
fss&*&AsMs&a Nsssss III Farmer ~ IN,
ANir~Ais ~ sasssay 1skAuss
e~sess Axe ksvA,

! lsss IA tile se1rrssy VI. aIIsa d#Msasl
tar. ali ktAsas ~ rseat. tho prtc% ais sssst
ssaTk is III fFsxw@s ssx&asmaaily h4KM
xNs ftrsaw nattar3sty uaHts N ssst xlf
Do can NJ sAwse srar~S Aad II II aes No
no @Na6esess NJ that hs la ~asvas asaHga,
~a tn seas Ms eAa as As~~tsag ss@ek lin
well At thsse nsaresA II h ssme that
thrs will hssng gae4 RgarSA yss. war
aNss esh~ss ~ gaeS er better ARE an
haas h fvaasew tAsu,, Esls rsw~aaFv
In had iasa~ea
insse&s vi s~safEg IN eF~~aaaS StSssk.
the opposite pasn saasla he followed
wherever svaasshae~~th~ sasr~assmF af
hew~Aers, TIE Aanssas2a hive saee& Tn.
aassry masf aps assss he masnsasssss,
Nas II snass b. Aasll an kill tAs tina.
fnr~ stecs and tes ilsssassry Ii cssMsa~sA
WITH the hrse~tess kiite4i rssasa~tica Ii
cat Of sGd fatase farm profits srasn
ths~~ aalrmals trs.,
Tbs hsressiag sasmsais M The tsrm
ax~ essential sasi ssass he considered
As part VI the prTsaaaens savextmsat,
save these to cara future gsssfss. aaa
to preserve aad snsusv our sas~aessse
faseat saysAy.
:'ikxas .kiii tae ssass tlssl lars The
geides eSxs. :
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

tstmrhHrkss &ssw~~ usa wordixs&,
VITA gnirk swtxt ~ the pstes whsssa
Ae seas che zsr skisihsnx srcssna fAss
rorn~r. ssssnr us,da~ hsst~, s~ II
s@eng@d, mne~ th@y bad two bears be-
fore shTsa. A f@w rManasss farther
atoax the lights vi tine tswa bad tssssn
left h~vhlna ard she err wss spe~aia1s
swiftly westward ua euentFy read
esgxlaxl.ssx sia< raslwsy sFsck. sAa
ruaa ever which ssnasA had t~Rge
drfvea with tie kidnafep~d JEsa~,,
~rm STILL guessing" shs passenger
vrntarest, when the last " ths rRil,
road distance xsSnaIs hard flashed ~
FA~ rspr. And th~a What's the frsa.
tic hurry. Biilyy
FtaTbUek was xunning Nth THE
nussser cur oas. but now hs rus II I'm
and she rear ~ the rsp.or sssk TO q
haassning marmaF.
II tssexght ~, he remarked turn-
Tag his head Ia Hstsa. -Yoa dssaf
antice thsk police whistle tass IN we
were leaving tire courthouse. est yonF
--nor the answers to |, white we were
dodgiaS through the saburhsr Sosne-
body has MARKED w down ana passed
the word, and now they're chasing IA
With busz-wmgen. nsa't yua hear
TIP
BY this ,isne Saith could h~ar the
spuitrfsng rssr Ut the foliawiag csr
only taa plainly,
hts hls onr be cata,asatei
'Yoa caa't aatrua IL, Billy aud. be-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
CONSERVATION

Eysssl 'sssa. x'sssnssi s.ha sAsAa
ssasAt to kaas that Aashsng wa
Tho ~Arth eS In the earsh Will w.
tata tns rsrasstAs i'sr~nxsh n NE
take sner~ fF~sm u than Ne ~
sxsm tn H. lin fact. vain fwcw@s
Witt tAesstakss saP III vitality
aai aaAiay issssruy II. We eaSs
~ aaais wtsAwus rs~asng4 ~aA.
tr1st wttheas adding. cheek
wltheas dep<sating. draw frasn
tho ssAeSs wishsus putting In n
the h1ax. ve caaaa& cot car
cake and ke<p H. We eenncs
ErN~ crcgas wiahaat resaraiag
fersillaer To the @aa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
SElECTlUNlUF HORSE COLLAR


In order to r~v.ent CALLS and more
serious rssndsttmas~ II tn rsst enrurh tn
siv~ close sstsniien to Tia seie<siea 0s
the collar The shoulder NJ tte horse
slse9M Ai@~yN lac ~asA~<s ,~sest gasssi
special care when the animal IA at
steady work. II the seleesioa AZ the
collar has been properly made sad Nil
other things ia regard 70 this psece Ut
harness looked after. the care ~ The
animals shoulder In sinaplA rroc~ss.
rndsr these enaditnas washtng the
ss,eutisr With sosp Aad pure vs.@s
astrr the harness kas h@en resnDvs~i
al the est N days ~nfh, ard shor
eugh drying The pt-ts by rvihhlnR !,
with clean cloths. II NIL saRs Nv S~crs
sary.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

Alfalfa sAcaid nsver he rsstur~i
the nrst seassnA and in Ernest eaSes II
will ee best ~ ese II fur hassaaaaaag
during tas sssasd season. la order
that II rsy hsssaae shsswa@hsy estab-
hshed h~sRe gasHssss sr~ allowed se
tramp ever Il. ~..,,.a-..
II shessld never b. eassarpsi s'isscls,
ON this sHjarvs the cr0was vi the
Yss&ats. Har~~s ard sheep st~ mese
likely TO do damage In this way than
are cattle OF hsws, with cattle and
sheep. care must be sxercssra 70 avoid
hiaatiar
Az Grst th~ animals should be- torn.
ed In far only short time eseh day.
and wh@a the alfalfa IL ~et with dew
or rain there IN stun gr~ater nesi NJ
care TO avoid bioatlag II II ssse to
hsa sIf;ls more eaersal ,haa with
sStS,s&s 4 ~, y w; ~ ~ rft+t,t.lsl';,l
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

whiEe Yeu ~vre phaainx In tlse sarsgs
| put ese p.olsessaaa wtsss-~se sethlnx
HE ~as sssoktaS kea F8~fN
Sure ihsa& snd IVY nRiEn. WEI
fed around hsxe IL she black streets
sstil sAs i0stx~ hsx haa siEae 10 Show
w. then It'll drpp yva st the cssrrt.
hDts1 and 10 hassie th~ sheriff fer
yoa. Youla want Harding, take ltf+
~Yss rm s@kinx tA+ ehaas~ THAI
sally the eisy authorities have besn
notified in my personal atfair~-nos the
county Dficwrs, it's hang chance. Ut
course; may he raan.ag NY neck
squarety Into the ncssse, Bur las all
risk, Billy every nssye Ia this nsxht'a
zntisv. Head up for tbs courthouse.
The Judge Gill t~ ti@gs by this time.
Two minutes beyefsd This the ear
vas drswsng Up 10 the curb oa the
side ~ the soarsAes;s=
square. There w~re two lighted win.
'iows la the second story u the other
wise darksoed building, hnd Ssnish
sprang 10 the sidewalk.
go now and End Harding. and have
him bring one trusiy deputy With
hitn TIL be- ready by ths time you gst
back" he directed; but stasback walt.
I'd until be had urea Saith safely lost
Ia the shadows ~ tae piliarcd court
house ~ntraace before he drove away.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

sgVa;td the sasga. AMI sssySGd IL the
isss hrt'Us0,ts iltaptAatesi residence
district Witch MAS n0, the shortest
Way to the esurthaGSe
~Yca wusint put lgjst Warmers
les. }NSr M protested, trvAN'u. me
putrinI S,ie;l,c amer tav business ggAt,
ter hst hs,@a sefy hratnd hes tgr
as,ssi nA8 t'- thst"
4 shalt W. h,a the exact ,su'a. ~'
Tar Is We AarW a.. Was the euitk
yep4 ~rhqFv ls exc chance III a sAogs
>eaj tass W Ss,aH c,,ns ovt ~ lhis
waA tAc ,avr--sS aS,l as the cS,aittts--
On eur <ssi,$ | >Aal tpjl me tIss,st'
saat ~ papsrS haNs tese >erOsl on
Us, sud 81 far as knaw, they hawaii.
WAss are ycu dryS.aS slt Tee way
asva0d here fv<Y'
-~Tals Is enc 81 the jiIass whoa the
tsasvs. Way roaEs, ls the shortest Way
hease.H S,a-bsc& explained TEE hsG
revs yes weee l,ekins tsg ess earaeA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

he~n ths~s~gRartsas Sf nm Aasas :. :. ; sz..:aase
ful sritstng ss~r b Eka read 10 seess
h~Swe~1s SssstAAi rvsssaxk slAa i'm tn
W. hus sssshesk apparrnssy Haaxze no
secgszas ek the seassh id vA< snservsi.
"ftm'rc airnlnx no no and s@st tszr-
ryF h~ asked wasaae tAr sar wHa
euasssssg TO tAs ksli hawsssA.
"Tes.~
With n ss&&slxR Ass9 Nit saee esnsFea&
aud . Qaick tanszasRs u TIE brakes.
sssFhaek hreaxAf shs car 10 4 staad
bass as IL came iata the isvel rasS
-Ws'r~ na4a 10 nasn heee under ttsT
cahapy, Ieha; ard CaFry Baldwin,
HASN'T ros any hrsaA~s.~ hs uTvs~s.
grsvvsy. "i'm hsrstax sva In this
business nxhs fas SIT Tn warth--fer
Dsrk Maxx@li's sake ana tsa ecsssFata's.
and msshs atlie HI, for the sake VI
WY owa snse af twrass taoHxsnsi.
And Ira rwaay w back yea la this easa
hoxsa@ scrap with ell the uaaney yeuN
need TO naaks your nghs. Hat wkea II
cotneS 10 the httae gsri is1s diEesealt.
Have you any good aud fair right 10
hunt Up Cory hsisiwta while things
ars shspinr themselves up N thsy
sr~y'
Saith uet the shrewd inauisatsea
fairly.
Give II q natEe," ne said shortly.
Il with IN give n the ene you gave
u white bach. Yea said yea were
M eat!aw, an two charges: sne~sxie-
,neas aud assault. Wen bet the as
saais ~ Bat the ether thinx doesn't
taste good
Il didn't esnbexxie anything hliiy,
| thought made that pialn."
ESQ you lid, nas you also made u
plain that the heme court would b.
likely 10 sead ycu Hp tyr II, guilty or
ma; guilty. And with thing Hike that
hanging over yca yoa see, ]
know Gerry Baldwin,, John II yun
put II up 10 her tonight. and she hap
peas TO fall In with your side 81 IT.
which ,ixa what you're AlminE e. make
ifsf d6@AiT heiI Rssigif keep her rsssfh
going back home With you and sewing
yaaa, thregsh,I -, ,.s.
@HlHs. sn@s aeEer s4se hag again.
said ! weuldae tell her--that l
loved her too well 10 tell her >
but ncw the anal pinch has come. and
I~~s
And that isn't all" Starhaek went
on reienties.iy. there's this Miss
Rich.acrc~. Your hands amt clean.
John: not C. n snouxh to lei you ~
to iilllcrcst tonisht"
SSaith srop~d Ia his pockets, found
4 cigar and lighted IT,
~Iuil out to the side Of the road ana
wen kiii what time there 10 TO kill
right here" he directed soheray. And
then; what ron ny Ia right ~ right.
Billy. Once more. gas~a, was To-
coed for the minute. rerxet II: and
while yosrs about L. forget ni1s
too Lnckiiy for her. she
In out Of it's far out OF Il ~
am"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
DEPTH FOR DRILLING WHEAT


Considerable dsS~s~nc~ ut csaaioa
exists assoag Wh~et grosss~ 81 to tho
proper depth " drilling wheat The
Ohio agricultural experiment staticn
hAs Conducted tests f@r Eve years cysn.
pairing -arssas depths NJ drilling and
hrna6czsiln9 The yieaa ~ ~i#~nt to
husheis PEI scre far WHEAT drilled orse
inrh dep vss 81 sRsh@sss arillnf ''~e
inch~s Ut bash~as p~r acre: drilled
sArse incb~s d4~p, 80 bushels t~r
srre ss~a hEssssssttss.. @s2 hassseas rer
acrw
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
cAAprEN XVI.


Tvss1em.
On the northern bank Of the Tnan.
yonl the BREWSTER street. Of which the
wagon bridge II . proacnssticn. b.
comes 4 eoaa,ry read. foskinx . fsw
hundred yards frcm the bridge ap-
preach 10 s%nd one of Its hranchinxs
northwar,l among the Little Creek
ranches sad smother westward w the
right hank If the stream.
a, 'tfas fsrk II the road. s<tvess
eleven and twelve o'clock Of the night
Of alarms Sheriff Hari,as's party cf
special deruties hegSn to assemble.
Under each mans saddle zap vaa
siuns the regulation weapon Of the
Nesi--a scathArdrd rvprsnnx riasi
and the small troop punching Itself In
the river road looked servtcesbiy mill
tact and hosinesaiike.
.An automobile rolled silently down
the mesa road from the north and
came to . stand among the horses.
The sheriff drew rim beside the car
nhd spoke 10 out- u the twv tcrv-
pants. '''"
"well. Mr.. Smsth. we're oil here"
.iao~ many r ~ss tie tass uuestios.
Twenty
"1'ood. Here Ia jour authority
handing the legal papers to th* cf'c-r
BEFORE We 60 10 You ought to know
the facts A few hours axo n man
uan.ed MGrnw, ealliug himself dcrn'
y United States mar~hai and claim
ing 10 be acting nnier instructions
frvm Judge L,rch'rK's conrt In Red
Butte. took possession os our dam and
camp. TIA the even chance that he
isn't what he claims to ~. we are 60
Ing to arreS, him ard every man In his
crowd Are yea game Tor itr-
tim game to serve any papers that
Judge warmers got the nerve to H.
see.~ was the hix mans reply.
That's the talk that's what hop~d
,e hear you ray. Was Stansoa arrest
cdr
''He sure waS Serpthers sauad hssa
In the HepArn House bar. and the the
a talk h~ turned lesose would hare sef
q wet blanket xAre. J0ss the same.
he had 10 80 sleax With Jimmie and
set himself lacked VIZ"
That In he trss step; nov II yca-rs
ready. wcfI take tks next"
Harding rode forward and ths ID
vaace b~gxn. For the tirr, mile " 10
the sni9atgh, Glsacs uxs rnhrokso
save by the suhi1ed prcx-eSs eoases
and the rpurnuriags @. the nearAy
river IN It's bed oacr Smith took The
ahesi while Startnek rolled anc Light
ri . cigarette. II vas Starb0cx ~so
harkes back 70 the talk whick had
tsva 80 abruptly hselea eE
Lets net head i1te thss rvctiOEa
with sa anF4ckAi hooe eetvixt "a.
John" h~ aesaa gv1ssy Maybe I said
too rscs. back yu7dsr a. the foot Of
ire Asil.-
s-@N fsu, gx.s--~~>.~-r4rS
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

like ATS | will r retart~d the
fnine owner. II told you once. Joha.
that | was In this ,hiag TO 6nisii,
and meant II. 10 oa giving POUR
orders"
VERY we'll: you We had your wsra-
ing. The nsxi thing ~ the auto.
want 10 catch Judge Warner before be
goes to bed. I'll telephone while you're
E-itiag ear"
sssnroHrk Rad no farther 10 ~ than
TO the gafasr where be had put UP bis
car, aud whea he got II and drove 10
he kInzlc building. Smith eame oa, Of
the shadow u the entrance 10 mount
htsisie him,
Drive around 10 IN. garage again
aud let HE try another phone" was
he low ~pok9n request My wire
in't working"
The short run was quickly made
St.le ;sssasa, h rss' t$', w. ~. w sss.
\ nonen, later a twn-hundrcd pound
Policeman s,roiled W to pat a huge
fodt no the runu'nx board ~ lh.1s ~all.
las auto. starbuek greeted hitn ~ Il
.F.pnd.
Hello. Mae. Ho~'s tricks slth you
tahtght 1~
tn tricks are even, an I'm tryin
~ take III odd ~an. . said the tlg Irish.
man "'Tis mnn named Smith I'm
ipokin' for. Mlsth.r Statbuek-~J Mon.
,ay gus smith. tn n,nnnHhal boss av
III big ditch comp'ny. Have ye seen
nmY'
starbura. looking over the police
inan's shoulder. could s~ Smith at
the telephone In tho garage Office. An.
ahsr Tran Inight have lost his head,
hut the excowpuDeher was OF the
chosen few whose wits sharpen hand.
iIy In IN emergency.
lie hangs out at the iiophra House
good part af the tims is the eve
rings h" replied eo"lly Hop In and
III drive you around"
THREE minutes later the threatening
danger VAS dagger pushed little
way into the future. and Startuck was
bach 4, the garage curb waiting for
Smith to CON. out, Through the win
dow be- saw smith placing the receiver
un liz hook. and A nomen, afterwsrd
h. was opening the ear dc"r for his
iasssneet
''trd You make cut To raise the
Judge he Inquired M smith eiimb,d
IN
Yes, he will meet me Al his chain
hrrs IN the courthouse AZ sonn ~ he
.an drive down from his house"
What are yenr hoping TO do. Johnf
Judge Warner In only a clsvuit judge
he can't Sc, al order OF the Cnited
Ssu-rs ruur. sssa~, eNr t~,.'--------
Ne, bur 'her. II one thing that he
cap do You may rrnember that I
had talk With him this morning at
his hous- was tryinx then 10 cover
MI the chances smong them the pos.
slhlbty that stanton would Jump In
With y gnns ~ armed thugs at the last
riante We are going to assume that
mis- IL what has been done
starturs ~ rh~ car ~ utatscs and
seus 3 ,r'npng out ~ the side street,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

Canadian thistle and ssw thistle sr~
hard to ktii, ss they have aadsrsresnd
stems from which new plants am ssnt
~. A piece NJ shts stem II cst VI md
xfv~a the right conditions viii FORM
q new plant. The frst st~p In The
eradication II to m@w TIE pisnts. tA~a
plow them under and disa the land -
often ~ mes shoots appear. Keeping
the top rum growing viii In time Hill
The roots end underground stes~A.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05
ZE(lE4E RAL
Cf4RM,E0FES1
Watch y@sf hess closely during ta-
hnasy no~.

Watch y1sf bess closely during ts-
hnney no~.
fiaw IN late susnmer as early fail
lard that IN Infected wita hslisugx
EliIbuxs affecting tsra caaAet Hse
sn c@tion, therefore fellow e~sa With
ccstoa.
Corn6eAd lafested xith sfrywo -Tss
sasEld h~ eg1ssratra 80 loGg snl ~
sssTay ~ possible
N practicable. grew a.gd P~ss ~r
ksaetwisAs, ess sot Lard t.efsrs IaantlAx
IL "a rasrs, SC o~cSy 70 lessea The aasa-
are Ass 10 ~tr~garra&
f1ow szrfy IL ,se fsa and tisss diss
gsyz7a thoxpagtly rk&se csw1 In U b.
planted nsxf Yssr. ls erd<r - ssnhas
The exsseoSt srAAA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

eosnA the cottoa boil. tomato fruit. and
sometimes the pssds OF beans and peas
Its kr~asest foadn@sx. however, seems
to b for sweet corn. Some Seasons
II n almost impossible to GET any alb
soiuteiy perfect carr NJ e~riy corn In
the Eardees 90 sesoant Of this .nsect.
The worm, which varies Ia color, ct
green, purple aud pink. In the larva VI
IN ochre yellow moth marked VITA
black, X 10 claimed that there arr
two or three generations r~r yrxf
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

stdrs, there In nowhere 10 run TO In
this direstion'
Agnin Starback's rcply translated
Itself into action. With skilifal
touch OF the coatrols be cent the car
ahead At top sy~ed. and for a matter
NJ ten niles or more h~ld u dinsln-
lshing lead In the race through sheer
god driving and 40 accurate knowl.
edge Of tho road and LIS twistinga and
turulngs. But the raaA would soon
become q cart track In the mountains;
there was no outlet to the north save
by means IT the railroad bridge st
Little lutte station. and FROM sorne-
where ny the valley and heycnd the
railroad bridge came the distance
sof,snesi whistle Of q train.
Startuck net n high mark for him
self a. . courageous driver sf motor
rAfs when ne CAME to the last IL the
three road crossings Jerking tho car
around sharply at the instant of track
crossing. he headed straight ous over
the ties for tho railroad bridge II
was 4 counting Of death. To drive
The A.s-ss~ ~ s~es~s sf~-4a ~ss Aas.
artious enough. bat to drive |, thua In
the face Of a downcon,inx train seemed
nothing less than madness
II was after the car had shat into
the first Of the fhrec bridge spans
tina, the pursn.cs pulled up and
opened nr~. Ssartuck bent lower over
bis wheel. and Smith clutehcd for
hsndholds. Far up the track on the
'ssrth ss,t~ at the river 4 haaatlixh.
dashed In the darkness, asd the
haarse blast Of locomotive. whls,iing
for the bridge. echossi and re.eche~d
among the hills
S,arhack drove for his life. with
the bridge fairly crossed, he found
himself en- high enbankment: aud
the oacorning trxia was nos less than
half mills away. Somewhere BE-
ycad the bridge approach there was n
r,sad, so much Ssnrtuck could recall
II they could reach Iss crossing before
the collision should cnsne-
They did reach II, by vhs, seemed
tn Smith n uaargn Of no more than THE
length Of the heavy freight train
which went ianx,lnx past them scan,
sesNand or 30 AFTER the car had h~an
wrenched aside intr the obscure Mesa
Rad They had gone q mile or nere
ea the reverse log as .h@ Long dn~-n-
river dstonr before StArhuck cur the
s,,sei and turned the wheel over to
his Ssatsmasc
TAKE her msnn;r While get the
uak,nxs," Ne said, dry-lsrfed tes'iaS
In hts pockets far tonac~o and tho
rice PAPER Then be adiea Holy
Sa,issrseu. never waited = sraoke
~ bad In all my rte r
Smiths laugh YES chnck.s
Gets ncr. tn yo1---sfter TIE fsct---
doesn't ~ That's ~hH-e We split
mad mr. scarc before we hit the bridge.
nsa IL ssSssi IKE 8 uFsa;sfui X bitter
alcs.s, po~s sh4s -ssa tase ~ aack
UP the riyesi~
1T takes ~ tweary mslss aroE,@3
through the Park sn9 cSsraes Ia q. tire
bead ss Little creek, Ert ws have
rlsusy II time. yas told Harding t~a
hours, dsdlr year
~Yex: bot | -i1st have few s-sr-
ates a, Hfiarss. before re 81; scsteh.
Fglsy.~
Ssarsnek sesax the waeS again ard
sxii ncthlnx ratil ;ae ~asaciaAss1t rzre
had hsAn fully rna anc BE- wSs sss.
iax the car Down the last & TIE hills
So. sha g.sas t>-xk rad Thare hSA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

Sore seasons ii 10 Airsass Impossible
to Get Perfect Ears en- Account
Of This Insect.

The cara ear worm or boil worm Ii
uaite destructive Ia its aarvai stage
throughout the esaa,ry. II attacks
the ear 1t ezra. especially the sweet
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-10-05

Growing a crup nj rrrn tn hlifs and e~l
tivssinx thoroughly beth ways and
hand kcsine the hiils Ia another way u
eradication. Getting rsd ~ the patfA
~s ~ Canada .hiss.- Mpd Mow thistle
now WITH save q lot II work . Bstis
lassx.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-29
Five Minutes! No Indigestion, Gas,
 Sour Stomach---P -Pape's Diapepsin
Neutrafizos acids in stomach, instantly relieving dys pcpsia, heartburn, beehing, distress. It's fine!

CaloaC makes you icl: You lose a day work. Calomc quicksilver and t saIivates; eaiomeI lAiues Hom i2- CT.
 If yoa are bilious feel lazy. afue- gish and Ill knocked cat, if voul' bow els a9c constipatcd and your head aches oi. stomach aeur. iua, ,aae a spoonful of hagmles nodaoaa livcr Tone instead of using ejchcniar, aji- vatjn@ eaIomel podaon's Liver Tone is real ijver medicine #Ieagl know t next morning becaato you WiIl wake up feeling fine your liver will hs working. your stomach "llI he 1~cae ;end bowels rcgHllr. You will fcat like Woeking Yeu'n he cheerful; full of Vigor and ambition.
 our dlu@gist or dealer sells yoa I 56 cent bottle of Dad#eu's Liver Tone
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-29

under my personal guarantee that 1t will clean your ,lu%@ish liver better than nasty calomol; i1 won't make you tick and you can eat anything you want without being salivated. Your druggist guarantees that each spoon ful will start your liver, clean your bowels and straiphten you up by morning or you get your money back. Children gladly take Dodson's Liver Tone because it Is pleasant tasting and doesn't glipc or efamp OF make them sick
 am selling millions of bottles of Dodson'S Liver Tone to people who have found that this pleasant, vege- table liver medicine takes the place of dangerous calomcl. Buy one bot tIe on my sound, reliable guarantee. Aak yoDl druggist about it.-AdT.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-29
ZEN. FUNSTON'S MOTHER
 DIES AT EMP0RlA H0ME

aia Kan, Aart 2S.-lIrs. F. ..-aa mother ot inc late Major ea. ne1erick Funston, died lf 4t her daughter here She 4agEg old
 #UH=ton #Ha# i'll a the tjma as of her son anI il is sail ol the ~rucral's sudden aras.apd ht5 aca6cued con aJalaf8Hdaa this she taHforua to attend the tn- aaa=aoH. }Ers Emston's hus- late F.. lf Funston, @1s I 4mb1 "f congress- from five successive terms. Eh4 b" tEeU tonight to lola, aH #Hamt, Home
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-29
A TEXAS WONDER

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and bladder troubles, diasoIYes gravel onres onr diabetes weak and lame backs
 rGpnmatism and irregularities of the ti5nevs and bladder in both mon and women. n,q Regulates bladder trouble in children. If not sold by your dfug- oisf, will be sent by mail on receipt of sf00. One small bottle is t%o months, treatment. and seldom fails to nerfoet a cure. Send for sworn ttoatimanfaIs. Br. E. " HaH a946 Olive street St. Louis, Mo. soIa az druggists. l. 1N'' s.3
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-29
I LOUIS BANKER
 VISITS BROTHER

taadafness. manager of Inc #a.g'9 G0l azgu@s dop1l1menI o1 - ElHl Eaaand aJok ot 5t. Louis lev oaaa= ju tHe =Il& belNeen
 alda} afb hs brother IT, .a#aGzu9 lIa 4a= pn roH(e from le aeI.,H convention al llot
 ta EardEce. where he Will a.=.t H H mother
 at= 4f#ldeHes addressed thc bank
 ca Aatefr5me2 al lhe lfut e##.## convention.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-04-29
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