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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-30
State House News

The Salem Kings Produce company
and The Dalles Kings Produce com
pany filed articles Of Incorporation
with the corporation commissioner this
morning with capital of $150,000 each.
The object of the companies is to deal
in fruit and vegetables. The ineorpora-
tors are the same for both companies
and are as follows, Albert Sutton,
Mason Wittenberg and F. l.. Phipps.
The Portland Restaurant Mems So
cial club filed articles for the purpose
of maintaining social club for restau-
rant men. The capital is 5000, the place
Of business Portland, ,'and the incorpora-
tors Harry Holden, F. NJ. Crissel, Viii
liam Bohlander and others.
The Montavilla Auto Transfer com
pany filed with capital Of $4,000 to
buy and sell automobiles in Portland.
The incorporators are Jesse Nelson, G.
c. holland and B. Nelson.
Certificates of dissolution for the
following companies were filed: Ger
mania Pharmaceutical company, The
Estacada Garage, j. w. Robinson & Co,
Sandy Mercantile company, the Oregon
Washington Underwriters, Hooper-Mayo
company, Winkleman Rag & Burlap
company, and The Realty Investment
company.
The large number of dissolutions is
accounted for by the fact that this
month closes the fiscal year and pay
ments for license for the coming year
are due. A large number of corpora
tions find business not as expected and
so choose to dissolve rather than pay
the license for the year. Corporation
Commissioner Schulderman expects that
his department will receive between
1000 and $4,000 during this month
as license money from corporations
Commissioner Miller of the Oregon
Public Service commission, in regard to
the refusal of the Interstate Commerce
commission to grant the 15 per cent
horizontal increase in freight rates
asked for by the railroads OF the coun-
try, said this morning that in his opin-
ion the decision will have the effect
of causing the Oregon roads to desist
from pressing their request for similar
increase in intrastate rates. However,
he expects the roads to press the matter
of securing increases ON some commodi-
ties as will stand it best.
o. l.. Lyntheeom, manager of the
state house elevator, who has been abb
sent for the past two weeks fishing
and attending the annual eneampment
of the Spanish-American war veterans.
was back at his post Of duty this morn
ing. He says he had the time Of his
life over at the eneampment at Hills
boro and enjoyed every minute of the
time.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-30

Response, girl 5 trio.
Recitation, Loretta Ogle.
Solo, Berchen Cole.
Recitation, Nellie Treakle.
Missionary exercises. 6 little girls.
The map of Palestine illumetI class /
Recitation, Beulah Graham
Song, Glass 4.
Recitation, Edith Riggs.
Recitation, Ross Powell.
Song, boy S classes 3 and ).
Recitation, Frances Graham.
Song, class 81 -
Recitation, Birdie Watts.
net, Birdie Watts, Edith aHrdy.
Recitation, Alta White
Solo, Ina RIGGS.
Recitation, Sylbert Bratty.
Friends missions in costume, class 6.
Recitation, Lucille Tucker.
Song, school.
Recitation, Clarice Ritchie
uttercup march, 10 girls and 10 boys
Benediction, Rev, Mrs. Hockett.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-30
AURORA BOY IN NAVY

Mr.. and Mrs. H. L. Colvin have just
received letter from their son Henry
Colvin who is now at the Mare Island
navy yard training station, at San Fran
cisco. He likes the life and work in
the navy. he is a member of company
C 3 of the naval engineering corps. He
writes that he is in the best of health
and having a good time as well as
plenty Of work, and asks to be remem-
bered TO all his friends here.-Observer
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-30
FIRE FIGHTERS MEET

Roseburg, Or. june 30.-Patrolmen
Of the Douglas county ire patrol asso-
citation are gathered here this after
noon at the annual session when the
summer $ activities are discussed. State
Forester Elliott, r. NJ. Fox of Sutherlin
and S. c. Bartrum of Roseburg, are the
speakers. A banquet win be served at a
local hotel this afternoon and tonight a
representative of the state forester 5
office viii give an illustrated lecture.
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at the C. F. hall according to posters
which have made their appearance. A
good time is assured to all.
G. +. Taylor has been busy this week
soliciting residence owners for the in
stallation of electric lights in their
homes. He is offering special induce
ment by materially reducing the cost Of
installation, which will result in a good
many houses being equipped With
lights.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-30
Livestnck Market

Portland, Or, juno 30.-Cattle re-
ceipts u. Market steady. Light steefs
$10@l0.50; heavy steers $l0@l0.50;
cows SsM9; heifers $9@9.25.
Sheep receipts 949 Market steady.
Best cast Of mountain lambs Sl2.50(0
l2.75; valley lambs $l2.50@l2.75; year
ling wethers $l0011; ewes so.
Hog receipts l2l. Market steady.
Heavy $l5.40@l5.50; light Sl5.25@
1910.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-30
PORTLAND MARKET

Portland, Or, June 30.--Wheat:
Club $2.32
Bluestem $2.35M2.371a
Red Russian $3.50
Fortyfold $2.32
Oats, No, white feed SAC
Barley, feed $44
Butter, city creamery 3S@s9c
Eggs, selected local ex. 2Sc
Hens 14@16c
Broilers poe
Geese Zoe
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-30

The following prices for fruits
and vegetables are those asked by
the wholesaler of the retailer, and
not what is paid TO the producer.
All other prices are those paid the
producer. Corrections are made
daily. ~ "a
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-30
THE MARKETS


Flour took tumble of 40c per bar
rel in local markets this morning. 9th
er important market quotations remain
as before
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-30
The Oregon to Have
Movie Star In Person

Miss Myrtle Stedman, the Para
mounts leading movie star will ap'
near herself in person at the Oregon
Theatre, Sunday and Monday. Miss
Stedman has a host of followers,
created through her recent success.
The American beauty Jane is no laugh
ing matter Wild Olive, Peer Gynt, The
Happiness of Three Women, AS Men
Love. Prison Without Walls, The
World Apart and others. In conjune-
tion with Miss Stedman's beautiful
voice in which she will render some
beautiful selections every show as well
as relating her experience, ethe man
agement has arranged to display 'As
Men Love" her latest production,
which Miss Stedman met. with great
success.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-30

Desertion of wife and nine children
is the charge brought against the hus-
band of Mrs. Maude E. Stranahan in
a suit to annual the marriage relations.
She says that sne has been unable to
discover the whereabouts of her hus-
band. She says they were married in
Colorado in 1902 and that no property
interests are involved. Two of the
children have been adopted into other
families without her consent and she
asks the custody of the three who are
with her. Three others are in the care
of relatives.
The county clerk yesterday issued a
marriage license to Joel r. Peterson, Of
Portland, and Maude Albertson, of JEFF
ferson. The marriage is to be celebrat-
ed today.
In the matter of the estate of Alice
Lightfoot, deceased, Harriet L. Poe, adj
ministratrix, yesterday filed her final
account with the county court.
The appraisal of the estate of +, H..
I.ightfoot was filed with the county
court yesterday and shows it is valued
at $4,000 The appraisers were Crarles
Ransom, Dr. A. Bursell and 7. w. John
son.
The suit of H. j.. Olmstead against
Lester H. Barber, ct al, was dismissed
yesterday by Judge Bingham. That
part of the suit that was directed at
Mrs. Henry Reeds was dismissed be-
cause of the non-existence of such a
person as Henry Reeds is not married
Tn order to make the defendant, W. l.
Rowan. show what interest he has in
certain piece of property belonging
to the plaintiff and of which Rowan
is tenant, suit. was brought yester-
day by f. A. Slower. Slower alleges
that he has chance to sell the prop
erty but that Rowan, as tenant, has told
the prospective purchaser that he has
an interest in it and will have after
November 30, when his lease of the land
expires.
Complaint FOR a speeding was filed in
Justice Webster's court yesterday att
ernoon by the county speed cop against
R. G. Gray. w. R. Morgan @nd ). WI
Talman.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-30
Court House News
: !. : : : Z : ]. J. ! < ]. ! y I

Naming Nita Gilbert as correspondent
and with whom her husband is infatu-
ated, Mrs Mae Nichols yesterday after
noon filed suit for divorce from Wal
ter F. Nichols, who is the cashier in a
bank at Sheridan. She alleges that
her husband has deserted her for the
other
She asserts that their home at Falls
City has been broken up and that as a
result she has had to come to Salem to
live with her parents. She quotes let
ter from her husband which states that
although he could not prevent her going
to Sheridan he could prevent her living
with him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-30
FIREBL1GHT

Fireblieht has again made its 4p ~,
nearanee in this county, ana lu,a ~. -
snector Constable asks that any Iiu. Gne " 4
sspry;ng sp it. or anything resembling ,.l,ai na u
t5at a. thew are not sure of to kindly M Z
tisv ~, his office and he will slNe 81 7.
nrompt 1rg attention. He says that as lsa ia
r. p.oh hi has been able to investigate n
bss ~ only fonnd it along the river .l9.a eoa-
ma, MAJ y tbe cases he found was on serNise-
ber9y and hawthorne
'S' How to Detect It
The foliage Of apple, pear, ounce :,. anu ~
a.,,ar tTces upon which the t~lgs or
,,ranebes have been killed by firepllsnl
aaa pl,," = ha .. Identified by the leaves turning
froun or black as though seorehed y
-. and these leaves frequently remain
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-30
By Margaret Mason.

Belinda s pretty head is white
But not from fright nor age.
She 5 wearing one of those new hats.
Pure white, that are the rage.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-30

Pythian grand lodge (and the Pythian
sisters grand lodge) which is now nov,
scheduled to meet in October at Marsh
field. II is proposed to put the meeting
off until next year. and choose Officers
nv mail Observer.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-30
SOCIETY

\ X x X x x X X x y !. X y;
Continued from page two.)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-06-30

Complaint FOR a speeding was filed IN
Justice Webster's court yesterday att,
ernoon by the county speed cop against
R. G. Gray. w. R, Morgan And }. w
Talman.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-21
Presbyterian Church Notes.

Merry Christmas 10 all, In the
season festivities, the Sunday.
SfhU1f Snds Me- rEtsWwsss sts~S |ins,
small part, The exercises and the
Cnrisimss tree vii! be worth seeing
An interesting program will be given
Fun Morday -veasag, lhe usual In.
sssatioa 10 given b. CON. and enjoy
the songs aud readings ---full u
Christmas love and cheer,
Sstypes..Dee. 2ard. a, /, ,hes usaAl
hours All invited to take part
sshhath.school al 9;ab. preaching
at II, Christian Endeavor at i and
preaching again at 7.
An urgen. appeal comes to us to
make a special Offering for the
needy ia Foreign Mission tislds. An
opportunity 10 contribute will be
given next Sabbath,
One oi the pr~shyterial confer
ences in which noted speakers will
have = par, has been arranged ior
this church abou, the middle oi
January. This is to be- An unusual
privilege. Many delegates are ex'
pscted.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-21

dsy on t,u%saa@s
NJ snd Mr. n, N. ppy;es Writ.
I'd thu lsst.s's f.th~t. Tom Mysu.
the .eet-*rsA
Tan Hne-d. THE ivs's arm RI Mr..
ani Mrs.. flsjsh Hood. i. entitled
10 shs ts'as rseaon ssn grp~ing Tbs
ages. panpsSa shi. ysss. b~ bay
las F.o~.si nm. 10 tsss corne 81 the
garden thai ~sigtsed u pounds
uses y,e~vs,a sst-ndsd the sale
Al thu Dirk fsts. fsrra sa., Ffidsr.
ar. Yates lnt~sds 10 mss. HE tu-
suse sasre 10 ksntuefy. where he
s-~~nsss assttisi.
Herbert t;sss1sa has returned ifom
Kentucky,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-21
Mothers Club Organized.

On last Monday afternoon ~.
" Twentieth Century Mothers Club
was nvess,trasi a, tar l,niIs III Mr.
RI. II Sell "A icrc.inl and ,n-truc
tive talk was made by Mrs l.. A
Brown oi ~. Louis. Mrs i.scks
Mrs. Ryowns worker, was ais
sept The meeting was called
10 order by Mira Brown, who pre-
sided The election o! officers "a.
first taken Up sl,>lins Mrs. Joe h
Weems president. Mrs, II. II sell
rice. president, Mrs. G. l.. Boul,i't
secretary, and Mrs, Holland Arnold
treasurer,
The Club will meet a, Z, 30 p. IN
every second and fourth We,,nef,ia
in each month alphabetically lbs
program tor the first January m@es
ing. which w,l. be With Mrs Hal
land Arnold, is What Consti
tuses A Modern, Good Mo,heF ---
Mrs A. l.. Murchison, The Cal
Path"--Mrs. W. 4. Clement. >h,
Vas Phantom OF Delight Mr.
Holland Arnold, Msvrisge Mrs
II. A. Psy,on; The College w
man''-Mrs. J. D. CampSeEl; Song
Speak Greatly "--M~, II II Sell
This Club is especially Tor nesi,
ers and teschsrs NJ snyon" interest
ed in child welfare An import ant
feature is the story hour Stos,p+
are told to children in an s,i!aingni
room while the Mothers are hs7
Jog their meeting. therefore tht
Club IL t3v both mother and child
Visitors are welcome. Reported.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-21
| turkey Creek

There il ant mach n~wr this
week due pns-is1y 10 the heavy
aJEsss
Gus Wilson ssseps '@G"day night
sish trends II Bon Aqua
Mack Nin4ysti rss-s, iron Hill
Saturday
Quite 4 nqusteer "A rssi,lts hsvs
iasf their lives slffr tbs srpow Hr
bert Vineyard and Bryan, N;eem.
killed ~ Ia ons dag.
Several from ,is,s vicinity usrs ri
pissssn last Friday attending the
zseefiux 70 the lntrres, os the Esi-
ionxI Guard
K, \. FRAZER was al Ahis Sssnt.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-21

/ The Fecsas cold weather sunpfe
cesisa.e5 vi thEs sxa,on in this tee
isonl has hampefed the movement
III trains on practically every rail-
soai In the United Sssie.. Laes
nosisvs wlll aoa steam M rsAdls,
Ina cold weather and they mass aisc
Furnish The steam bur Aeasing TAias
~ wsll as the power
While there hare heen nnnrsons
complaints ahous delayed trains,
the p1hlic shoald bra. La Dina that
ihrse conditions are beyond the
eansfni os railroad managements.
| and that such delays are not local
bat general during the cold weather.
The pubic shoaid also bear In
uaiad ths, railroads have TO furnish
transportation iox thousands and
thousands vi cars vi Government
business, aud that this business has
To moys regardless OF other h0si.
nrss.
A little patience should b. MIXED
with patriousm Al SUCH times. The
railroads arr mot running trains late
fos spite" M some have been
heatd to remark. Delayed trains
mean increased operating expenses
and the railroads are Just as anx.
ioas, AMI more %, 10 get 'em OVER
the road on schedule M passenger
who is temporarily inconyeniencvl
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-21
WEST piNEY.

Eum to Mr., and Mrs, Henderson
Baker, December 18th. a fine boy
Miss Georgia Bryant, u Martin
in spending . lew days with home
lalks-. ,"~,a~,>v>~r, .,,..v~@."s. ~~.'.*.
We are sorry ~ report MrE. Bet
tie Springer on the sick hsi, but
glad to rrpat sh. ~ improving,
Mr.. and Mrs, Sam fuaua were
the guests oi the ls.ter'r father.
John Potter on Garner's Creek las,
SUNDAY.
Quite number report g-ea,
damage from the awful cold wealth.
er. much canned fruit ADD potatoes
being frozen,
Misses LEILA and Addie Hamilton
spent Saturday night with their
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs Marsh
Fielder.
The measles have jus, sbou, lett
Fts1ts cu'rnHHgty
Mr. aud Mrs. Kirkland Walker
were the week lend guests oi the
lst,.r's paren,s Mr. and Mrs Nor.
roe nonegan,
!. Iss,A - -....
We are sorry IN report Mrs. Notl
nsaaefan i'll witt rheumatism
Mrs Belle Bryant has returned
home from hrr school ia Hunpl
reys County,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-21
Money in Eggs.

Eggs are not hsnkahie hot tbs
money from the sale i. This mnn.
~ - You're fer tire effort How io
you trvs, the hen tha, lays tbe tsnH.
,sea Eggs h A. Thomas Poultry
Remedy viii keep the poultry III
good condition and increase sts
Yield IN eggs, We guarantee this
aud refund your money lt.fio, satg.-
tipsi Sc, If a, Andersen Hsriware
10. Dickson, Teun. T ID Cro~ 4
sons. Dieksoa. Route /. ]. X Nc
t,eiiand, Tennessee City. deez-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-21
I Local and Otherwise

CAPT. II III. asif spent Taesls,
ln Nashgills aA business.
Go 10 r. X. Edwards fH youl
Xmas csndi@s.
RAy. W. w. Baxter .pen. Man.
day In Nashville.
Mi#s Nora Dodd ia with relatiyva
al Centrs willie ior the holidays.
Miss Lofena Bright. OF Nashville.
ppsn, Sunday aere with honetolks.
=. y. Miller il seriously i'll, suffer.
ing 90 attack oi pnsumoDis.
Mise Winnie Hall. oi Bufna. vas
In Dickson ednssday shopping.
Miss Z9s Cowen 10 visiting home
folks at McEwen.
Get your Xmas candies and fruits
from T Il. Edwards.
Mrs II, HugsD .nd Mrs e. w.
Steele ~ere in Nashville Tuesday
shopping,
J. y, Esrkiey il recovering ffon
lev days Illness, threatened With
pneamlnia.
LETTUCE Those wishing let.
tuce Tor Xmas eau gei same al The
Dickson Greenhouse, phone No. N.
Mia Kate Coleman 10 spending
the holidays with ho,nrielks At
Clarksville,
s..vtses saaaee.l, ,ei, ,Tptishemap,
spent tuesday here the guest ii HE
brother, J, y Campbell. and ID nily9
-''' {; n, Sanuers has "rstiifn.d;s inI
Dallas. Texas, after \ few dayr57sit
to Miss Euls Joslin,
Racine Tires arr cheaper than
anything else. because 4sthey go
lurfsf -Slshdafd >Mof.a' vi , * sS> I
Mas Doris Fteemau, whn il at.
taading school at Martin College,
Pulaski, will he at home Friday To
spend the holidays
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-21
DICKSON AMAZED
BY SUDDEN ACTION

The quick sc.ion Of pure Lsyop.
TX eye wash il startling. A se.'ss'al
HOY had eye STRAIN 80 badly be could
cot read. 4 weeks use OF Lsvop'
nk surprised his teacher 20 Tutfi
she used il tas her old mother
|oSE WASH showed benefit. A
snail bottle is sasraateed to beDe.
Il. EVERY CASE ssss. strained -;
ius.an4s. eyes. The QUICK r-saii
: - astonishing. Aluminium eye ecg
FREE. -Ciemore Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-21

Il II. IN. Edxafd@ has d eassapIss,
| line 81 Xsnas candies and srHiia.
il Miss Il,-sine Cru,ehsr !. VISITING
| Mis-. RUBY Wotsey 10 Nashville saii
irssk.
| Miss Eala Joslin anil q. y. san.
ders we're ia Narhv,lhi last MpndAs
% ses Bee Hm
| Miss Leila Rice has gone to sssh.
Vile 10 spsnd thE holidays s.ttI
relatives.
R~alne Tree are cheaper than
anything else, because isry go fur
ther. Standard Motor Co,
Chss. Baker. NJ Lorraine. Ohio. II
bere the guest Ut relatives and
friends,
NOTICE.. N sensinss regis.
tered bull can be found at hw barn
an MeCnafy Heights daring the
sreiins season.
D. n . tta,.,,.,..,.,
ni,,t, tn,a ra,lahn,a. -
49,. nsI,aa !. 5000 -. $500,
!, ~. .,,.,., r,.
u.at.,. y,a... i. L
o,,sa1 ~. NY c,h :
S'~,,.,.,,, - H. -. ~.
r.. ~ ~.
$500 ,srI.7
srgAYxiJ--- from nav ptse. in
sop,h D,Gssso nm. small red mig
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-21

sEss
/. The Aans hisssds et Mrs r. i
Cage mxres 10 leArn that she in stil
quite sick. sshs has been co,fnsd
10 her home tor several xeeks wist
heart .rabis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lao Robertson lsil
Thursday Tor Wess Point. Misc,
where they will spend the holidays
the quests u the sorm*r's moshsi
and other relatives snd friends.
| II. II. Hslber4, who has teer
hers i~ the past two weeks the
guest VI has brother. X, T.. hesb@sg,
and iamily, lief. Thursday lof his
home nj Aapolssaa, Chic.
| Collier Cook. who 10 aitendiai,
school q. GAlialin. pas~~d through
hers Tuesday afternoon enwaie 10
Charlotte 10 spend the holidays s.th
| homek9lkr.
Eamelt Stewart, who has been
dangerously Ill tor several weeks
wlth typhoid iesrt al The homs If
tsis vile = parents. Mr., and Mrs. q,
h ioehhat, Nv stili In a serious
condition.
Mrs, Alex. Boone, who has been
in The sanlssriula At hidee.op lot
some time. returned home Tuesday
afternoon. Her many ifi-nds vii!
be glad to learn tina, her health IL
somewhat improved.
Mr.. aud Mrs. r, Simon and Mr..
and Mrs. Clark Simon and ehiiaren
returned Monday night from an
eight srsks' visit in Texas. They
made the Trip in their automobile
and report aa enjoyable time.
The prise offered by the Rex Dry
t.ssorss tsss.asaRsssy ~ Aha saaeap!s,, Mig,
had been married the longest nj.
tending their big sale On last Saiur,
day was won by Arch Neshis. aud
wriv wstsreti they hsyiog been.
married "a years. The second priEr
was Won by Mir and Mrs. J. I.
Bro Sn II iellow Greek, they having
been married 81 years.
p fhe '1b,ietaoon Marble Work : !. r. r..
ducins prices on all monuments Is
yer cent, 10 enable Woodrow Wilson
via the war. 80 give lis your order
aud not he \ stacker, We will save
you money. Come aud see our
monuments az white a. snow. We
have no commission aaents we give
the commission To our customers '--~
], A. Thomas, Manager
The Young Peoples Missionary
Society Vt the NJ. H. Church. South.
held their regular social meeting AT
the bone oi Mrs. Il. +, lsom last
Saturday afternoon. Some interest.
ing papers wer. read, after which
the mite hoxes" were opened
which contained S.iI, Plans were
mahe by the Society 10 help the
aeeiy children OF Dickson Xms-. -
lone Edwards, Srcy.
Tn. many friends Of Atty, J, G.
Hohbs will be-, delighted 10 learn
thai be. ass aeys,It;A,.,ea .!as Gsyeass,i
Judge ia the 18th Judicial District
last Saturday. composed Ut the
counties oi Williamson. Ihea,ham.
Hickman and Lewis, Mr., HOBBS
lived IN Dickson abou, twenty years
ssn. having taught three ~ tour
years IN the Dickson Normal Col.
lese. and represented this District
IN the Stat. Senate from Houston
County IN 1899.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-21
Chsmherlsin's Cough Remeas

lais i. no, only one Fl the hes.
sna most Efficient medicines tst
coughs, colds and Group. bat il Also
plsssan, aud safe 10 take, Which ls
important wasn rls3ielns must BE-
gwen In Children. May mothers
have giyen il their unqualified en-
|d.arsemen.. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1917-12-21

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