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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06
WOW NEeipGNT NOrK4.
DORA LARkIsS
w.
BOB LARkfNs

10 Cbsncssy Court At Dickson. Tenn.
In this cause, IT appear. to the
Clerk and Masses from sf',stavrtz.
that the DESCENDANT Hob i.ssssns 10
a tsofs .reslist,t OF the state u Ten
aesse~ snd cannot be s%sss,8 NTH
psoc.ss, II IA ordered that the
Oeitndan. appear =, The Courthouse
ID Dnkson, ieasssSse "a " before.
fhursdsy alter ,hs
rOU RTH MONDAY ia fGToB.
ER. 1915.
rod plead sasset OF demur TO tbs
U,h died ssaifss. him In the abvys
cause lot diygcs. T the came will
he taken te9 cof,essesi spa tno
csass eel ta bearing sxpsste-
i, IN turtbss ordered mn, this
be,lee I've publnh~d 10 tbs issakson
Head, fsr fur consecutive
ueeks, a. required by iaw 10 snch
esses.
Misnsss my hand b, o6ee ia
Dickson. Tebn.. this Aug 1th. 1918.
J. ]. TAYLOR, CAN.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06

The campaign iof The Fourth
Liberty Loan begins September -
aud closes October ~ While The
amount has not yet been announe'
ed. !, is generally conceded II will
be Tor larger amount than any oi
the preceding loans. The Amer
can people, therefore. are called
upon To raise larger sum OF money
~ shorter length u ,lme than
ever before. There IL need. there
lore, Tor promp, action -~pfomps
and Efficient work and prompt and
ita.tsl subscriptions, ~, ....
We nave a great inspiration Tor
srea, effort. Tho news IRON the
battlefield trout inspirss every
American heart, not only with pride
snd patriotism but with grea,
lneanllye ~ do his ~ her part.
here il no sinking, no shifting Of
he individual burden. no selfish
aess by American soldiers IN France.
there should be none here. We ART
both supporting thu same countr,
,li tho same eause~~our army IA
one way. ourselves in another
Theirs IL th. harder part, but al
least We can Do our part a. prompt
Iy aud loyalty aud efficiently A. they
10 theirs. ...
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06
For = Weak Nemss b.

The great relief afforded ty
Chamberlain Tablets IL multi
sude er cases has fuI1y proven the
grea, vslae NJ this preparation Tor )
sesk stomach and impaired digts.
tiou. 10 many cases this relief hs-
become p~rmansn, and the sufferers
hass hesa completely restored 10
health. adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06
TOT CAN CONTROL MITES
AND LICE IN CHICKENS


Nlsss In The posikry kousss
Yos,
wal. tAsy eAA - coatrVsi@1 ~ nsaAe
irsssy ~ = svssy crude saAct ", -
vAiia ard essl,a&a. ~ b. vssstsas
the p~rcAss fr~s;y xtsA the 81 ~
Hill ssdy lsce, put pszrA u s'as ois<
meet n y,As fsa,Asss al TIE eAtcsss
inm@asasssy ssdss sAs .sul1 immsrss
..ss ans lsgs 70 the ssnAs n tie ssAeh
asi. 10 ~ yosr iowa ot De ssAty -
mite TA~ss ye~cass,ns MI 1s1A
ssors Akss lessy ksAs ssata9 ~
eggs n c-sns, 6ivtsaoG Of -
cS,tsrsl sxssnsAsa. KntuvssiA
~------- " "a 1850
rtss s~~1 vseas o. ;ha tel. a~A y
POE have r. n Dot, sArxs oct -
savmsvs ~ Yoar conmsnstr va ~
tsesd nGsGaAl y.sl4s o. ss1c&F
Bcy Asssi. sasns sss1 es8ssa
0rev bearset tssssa< q sz.aseA -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06

BETTE FuNlk-R. ct aEs

IF ~ f8N iFsf4 81 as.
In The cun,s Gear, "a iscssan County
In ,has easss II snpaanng fynB use
bel " hl,tl !. sxufn 10, ttat the asisai.
ants. Be,tle ~ sses. baipt. tu-bt. Cleve
procspr and JssA froci.s, arr bon
y.siden,s oi The state "a Tennessee ss
that the ordinary pncrs oil .se caunos
t~e served upon THETA Il is therefore
ordered hv THE tleEk thai tF~ des-ad-
srss xyg@sar t~vtere the ja1gs II sad
ecart al charlotte. Tenn 20, OF lahore
the
FIRST MONDAY la OCTOBER, 1915.
Sai make defense 10, h1ls hIei sgasass
thsm ~ ttss sb0se styled easse os tiss
sane vii be tAkra Ma sssnsessssd an. W
them and the esa~ @'f iof heanns En-
paft<
II IS ,ts~rsfnsv ordered by .xtse essnrs
that cops ei lhss order tse paahlssirsi
81 TIN. Ihcks<-s County HeraSd, Be~s.
pAyeg pnk@a4htsi 81 iEoAs0n. TeAss fof
lear coshse4s asive sevxs, The asst l4si7fsea
iio,l ~ appeal u, f're ,hsn trse iays efaf'
tts@ ffsi MaaasAs IN pcss,ssf 1918
T.R illt kSs,N, Clerk
non Is WhEM>, ~. lot ots. pit
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06

CrxmaGa caev1 was ART xr0wa IN
rrsAAlia 0eaRss In lsoe by Ieas sseA
ksstviders. Tsaasssss In lsis IL ~~s
estimated ,aAt there wa leo sases In
the seany ls-isis the ssstssSt~a csSp
usa AroGnd saQ acrSa In isis the
acreage Asa Increased 10 xAeas i.saa
10 1911. 'as acreage tesl on. due 70
severe sIassf weather Maea ef the
clover vas aisIet because IT late seed
iss Ia isis sAsss I.eee acres were
harvested
The farmers prepare their tAns In
Jaiy Tsey sssfss xrsaa ssaea!s and
They sassoil aEa assk They sou In
Aassst. assHg ~ roaaas seea. eaeAa
seed to the sese coed time 10 seed 10
juss lsis shoasA ~ thai lhs weeds VIII
not lake ii Aetcsv frost ras seed bed
nass hs srsn and we'll ssstisd ss~A
wAsa thsr~ 10 pisnis Of ncissars Seed
very shallow uss = ciev~~ s@saer,
wheat aYiil with rubber taes attach
meats, ar broadcast and harrow m With
hight hAtrvs A.eid lsAvtaS fwrrvws
Aaa ridges after ssstlns. u ths 10
aoas. sahs<cssAt hard raias Win eo~ss
s<sd too deep FrsnAiin county farm
ere have foand thai In dst AsA@oas n
N advisable to roll With = corrugated
roller. rarely ever AAvs~~s.e n
snsesA ssaseE H. aNe4. .....,.. 80.
There are three diss,ncs rcAscHs t&s
syu~ias crimsem clcver,
t--wintss orAsins cree.
ror this purpose for hogs, skeeA
cove ard calves u hAs proven 10 ~
tA@ kast 81 all wlnsar crops. IL s~sdSd
early and pseh,y Of seed assd. II VII
furnish a god sod ~ that u raay -
passured 4 10 4 weeks aftsw being s~sA
ID DAir,taen Say II increases the Aow
OF mih aud saves the sllAss Turnlps
With tho clover MAY 10 Ted with sccA
rAsslts Rape added viii be Ill right
tor the pias After the esimsoa clover
10 harvested. the red clev<s may 10
pas,used sithla two ~esks Hix poanAs
Of rsi clover 10 cftea savn. too. sad
thsy pasture ~ late ~ April 10 ~ it,
Thsy And thai the psstartns 81 er,w
sea clover gives better y,eld VI seed.
and keeps II from icdgtns.
4---As . esa Builder.
II crimson clover II turned andw.
enc acre ~ worth 10 ioads OF bArnyar1
manure u adds about 10 pounds Of
ni,roxsa n the acre TAs ses, aAsat
IN FSsnhlia copay y ahsf rrisnson
e.e%sf' wssSFe Il has esse e~t%txr, s@sa
u will grow without time on the pcosA
~, soils in rraph,in county. II u nc&
20 APT TO tssess cut ~ rcd clover In
fart Il protects the red clover xhsn
seeded together The farmers osssA
plant corn siiASs afssr crimson clever
They can ssi scy heAaa after cStnses
e4ov.r ana wheat AfsAs ~ bsak ~
kay
A--As Sweeney crSe.
iAst year thsy averaged ssves bash
aas Of sesA 10 The Aers
10 saving sssd est crimson ciav~
when ths hssas strip sasily. enc tay's
standing ~ kArvss, makss = BIG Aiass
sne~ GrsAn seed SARAH and viii not
asse in\ the sAeh II 10 sdsisAhls U
pa, the erimson In the bAsn ~ ssea ~
pcseihls after II has had ssA.cs~ns sss-
chine 10 not cut whils tAs A<v 10 Oh.
IL In bsst not 10 cut n tAs AsAi at thA
SAIa
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06
PLANT RAPE AND kAlE IN
GARDEN FOR CHECKERS

Rape and kals make vsssss grSn
sssd tor poultry TSsss sAcsA -
sovn safacs~asiy sasu - sss sps1
start before The nrst sroses To
srcuAd should hs plewsd in jsly ~
Narrowed every I've vssas. - ~
ss~A sovn lais In August assss b
the sarssa vAsse ~Ariy potatoes Aav~
s~sa harvested CO - nss 10 this -
"A n erase. Mvtstsa sf As1ies,snrul
~xtsnstoa. knoavii,A
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06

adopted AID psarssIxxses ias tho
governing ii said registration. have
ali toe torcs and sEees NJ q law. and
All psrsons ,saaised 10 vxlsiss, n
10 persorm any duty ia eoansctsau
thefswith, " whe mar claim any
rights ~ privileges fvsv~ct sherwsa.
are charged wisa knowgeSigw u the
proyisions heFsei add failure apcsn
their Tart tr faithfully perform The
"a nae 10 . mlssistneanor. pansshshss
by Imprisonment lcs not less than
sns year, III sual%css the oHsader 10
immediate indaetion into military
servie~.
In every ease 10 waich = duly
designated ntsle,s leiases or tails
to at IN perform The duties required
III bin, the Go9sax. the Executive
Othasfs. ID any Dsmhrs 0i Local
Board shsll pfoo~sd at eaee %
name snothss officer OF agent TO
periotm such duty and shall cali
The fac. Of said officer or agents
rsinssl so perform the duties ~
Quifsd u him. tog#shss sith the
circumstances connected herewith.
to the #ttea,loa III tbs proper United
Ststss Dis,rie. Attorney. with
view u lastisatlng proceedings,
looking to the punishment "a sach
odsest az agent, as provided la
section & u the At u Congress,
approved May II, lol1.
II Ia essen.ia, that the people of
the State shall aeeesj ths fullest
Ae azure Of 90 operation aud s's,ss.
anrs Ia carving out and rniuscins
all lte rules aud regulations govern
ing the present frgIs ration, e.prei.
adv Ia view u the Tact that ignof.
saoe d the lsw and the regulations
issued by the proper authorities. h
no excuse ~ Justification Tor viola.
lion az failure 10 ob .fsv the
same. aud the failure Ia register 10
. penalty oi one yeass impfison.
uenl and no regisuani can ex0nrr'
ate himself by the pay ,nen. ID hue,
NOW. THEREFORE | TOM E,
RYE. GOVERNOR. in conformity
with The Presidents Proclamation
ASH la soaap!iaaes ~ssh sAy> a5lesst
daiy. do hereby direct the proper
observance of
THURSDAY the l2sh DAY OF
SEPTEMBER, 1918
by all citizens ss,
REGISTRATION nay,
aud especially call attention to the
fact thai all Federal. State Coun,y
and Municipal authorities Ia all
parts OF the state are required TO
90 operate With the Government in
preserving order aud In aiding the
representatives et the Government
IN performing the duties required
81 them on that Day. Ii IN also
desired, aud | respectfully request
tina, 10 lar AZ possible. all the people
vi the s,.a,s d.e.s, irVsn their usual
vceations aud ohstth September
18th ~ = Holiday. giv,ns every
demonstration al their approval Of
our cause by an effort 10 aid the
authorities In successfully eEecut' /,
Ing the task imposed upon them.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. |
bare. hsaeania+ set. my han1 and !,
caused the Grrs, Seal OF state 10
be dxed at the Capitol IN Nashville 1
this the second day VI September.
1913 sad Of American ln,ieprnd, !.
ence the li}fd year
TOM 4 RYE, Governor
Nv the Gayrrnw
IKE Il STEVENS,
Secretary o, State,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06

Wth the cpsnias Of the cit,
sthaa. here tais week 10 conuec.ia,
with which the County High Sehoo
viii he taught, vii naturally create
Grester demand tor houses her
h' tanl'iies wanting u cone herr
tor sthNNl purposes. lnlss the
eitifens set busy si,,i ercyt .o,.s -,
10. the accommodation AZ people wh,,
wan, to locate hers, the Population
oi plcksoa eanaot be Increased.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06

Mr. Hoover has come back Il
~tI,;A ee,antss Ia .els IA law man4
hundred million bushels Of wheal
and pnunds al beef we must suppl,
Tor the use Of the allies next year
AL right, Mr. Hoover, what ",
have done once We can DO again
And II haa been an interesting bl
ol work too,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06

Ii IL said thata river oi whisky
whose estimated value was neafi,
$1,000 .fOJ Was burned ia Kentucky
In that particular easc /. appear
not TO have been "A difficult matte
to 'sel the river on fire
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06

This IA one Vt toe most oppA,tun,
times In the history u Dickson f.
the erection cf cottages 10 suppN
the demands IT esopie elsmos,p,
tat homes here. /, Is stated tae.,
il not 4 vacant house In .o~n. az,
III iscs.all available m ,los over bus
arss houses are tn use tW iivin,
s54t tai tsttAaA, purposes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06

Senator Lodge says, 'ticrman'
must be- beaten to ntf knees IL,
IL tighl the attitude ii prayer xoul,
b. most appropriate one ioi
Germany prayer DOT Tor victory
but Tor the forgiveness Of sins
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06

Good King Arthur" was one o.
the Original Conservess. but IN thes'
days be would not be put to H.,
necessity u stealing three pees'
IT barley meal 10 make hsg pud
a,uk Tie would only have t,
take barley mesl As hl- substitute
and IN a short t,mr be woull hay,
enough accumulated Tor iuaumer
ale bag puddiugs
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06
koN,AEeioEkf NOTICE.
bLi blHTsON
CLARENCE ROBERTSON

la lkas came, u appeasias ~ the I lesk
ana Mo- tel hat iium ssiAls,tt tsis+i, thai
lie Dtat 10 y npss ss~sstsht VI tAs rtAta II
enn.. spd eshbos bs sssssti w.tl, Process,
!, " os,issed ~ nss AA~,sa siaa4 sasd
ltis.. slafcaes hos,est#ns, sppssf III tLe
toaH ltuasas, IN Charlotte, l ,ssa., ~ ~
isfore tiae t,ii A.osdsy 10 Dstasaes, ssri,
and plead ~ assa~s ~ dsnut M lke bail
iled sgasnst h,ss IN .hss sxss let sa.sot.s,
VI The sans sai IL taken t0 esssie~~sl
ami sAe e&s@~ SEX 10y bs"fsag ssts1is.
III w ssafthT tsti.tss! ,ssal tA.s a&s.cs I've
I,ahlsslsed IN tbs ltstA@ss County ftesaid,
jet lpst suasv~aAse sessks IA fsstalttsi w
ix~ Ia sseA eAss~
W,sbca~ NY band AT my ntl.se. this
saIy atb, 1918
j TAYLOR. & A M,
H. EfIalkiLN. r~i
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06

WaFttmea are wonderfully devsl
oping. Which II ia has now th'
same mental attitude thai he had !
year aoi bali ago. And which
Of Us would willingly 60 back to hi
former one
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06

Between the desire 10 saiiriy tn,
Mar department and the desi,e not
~ ineommoas tho public toe
seriously Congress il vss TING oi
pretty thin zoe nowadays
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06
I'll 4 NASSAU
MACH An

tn lhis c&uS*, IL sFlsAffnE 10 The 4 fsst
sssa As@.Aa iists a4sdssas sivd. thai the
itsat, n = aVas,sadssi ~ ltse sta,s II
isnb and eaanui l.e srssd With tfves~~,
Il ~ ,,a,tta by u. a..s,,t sA.t sAsh
Dut MaeA ssssss ai,p ~ al The court
b. sis,, VA tlsstlatts, stna., ~, ~ bssvse
Tie aih Monday ~ UctebT,, neat, Asd
Birsd. MI sns~er ~ dsmg, ~ .he bill
lstat ssstts, lial ~ ,L.s .-ssa iat alsssex,
" thu >, ass v.iI ~ sehsa tor cuni.sssss
" tts tsNss ses sts hsef'ns essarte
|. " fultAes eriefta thai III nstiov as
puhisslsed IN The n.cAsvG tssanty lie,ssa,
tot iosf consecutive weeks, ~ required
by ia~ IN such ea@s.
"t1ew my Aaad a. ui'lts, TIM Juiy
saA, isis.
TAYLOR. 4 N
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06

Whatever iH worth doing /,
worth doing we'll" No one can
say that the aircraft scandal Ia not
q thorough and complete one.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06

TAXING into account, iuod condi
'tsoas IA tAn rmam, poanltler, NJ,
have no doubt that eabhag,s anc
krngs'" are getting asttes Asaualnh'
ed
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06

Tie beet that the Germans can
say shout their military maneuyerr
a, presen, 10 tina, they have a retreat
expert in charge.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06

When the war IL over Germany h
very likely to discover that she has
no special use for War Lord.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06

II looks as II The world would bt
made sale Tor democracy. Bu'
auloeracy bad better Toe looking io'
a good safe place 10 hide
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06
Patriots will register, Oshe's mus

'"Tbe little nd schn0shonse
eyerywhers has opened ~ DOOR
agaiD,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-09-06
WELL

YOU ought 10 ~e 'hat nice | sli,ty
tslnghsm for 10 per yard at Tom
.Hslbsooks
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-03-29
GIRLS! ITS YOUR
STEP THAT ATTRACTS
Says Women Pay too Much Heed to
Their Face Instead Of
Their Corns.

Watch your step! A brisk lively step
is what charms more than lovely skin,
but your high heels have caused corns
and you limp little. That's bad girls,
and you know it. Corns destroy beauty
and grace, besides corns are very easy
to remove.
Rid your feet of every corn by ask.
ing at any drug store for a quarter OF
an ounce Of freezone. This will cost
but little but is sufficient to remove
every hard or soft corn or csllus from
ones feet.
A few drops applied directly upon a
tender touchy corn relieves the sore
ness and soon the entire corn, root and
all, lifts right out without pain.
This freezone is gummy substance
which dries instantly. and simply shrivels
up the corn without .inflaming or even
irritating the surrounding skin.
Women must keep in mind that corn
less feet create a youthful step which
enhances her attractiveness. If
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-03-29

way funds, and shall be available for
the purposes of this Act, and expended
under the direction of the State High
way Department for Ithe maintenance
Of public roads in the respective coun-
ties Of the State, in the same proper
tion as collected from the said resp6 c tive
counties, after deducting ten per cent
Of same for the maintenance of the
State Highway Department!
These sections place 10 the hands of
the Highway Commission the, entire
control Of this fund, and they. alone,
can designate the roads that this money
must be used on. They can arrange
to .disburse this money thru the county
chairman, as they have done in this
county for which he can receive no
compensation, whatever, or they ca n
disburse it independently of the chair
man Of the court, IL they so desire and
find it to the interest Of the roads to do
so.
As stated in these columns recently,
the plan for the use of this money this
year has already been mapped out and
includes surface work on all five of the
roads connecting this county seat with
county seats of neighboring counties.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-03-29
The Automobile Tax Law.

There seems to be some misunder-
standing Of the provisions for the hand
ling Of the money collected from the
automobile tax laws of this state and
we are, therefore. publishing here the
two sections Of the law which seem
most misund nderstOod: Section 8, SEN
ate Bill No. $50, Acts of 1915, Reads
as follows:
Be 1t further enacted, That after the
taking effect of this Act, The State
Highway Commission, shall proceed to
designate in each County of the State,
main travelled roads which will connect
all county Seats. and which are deemed
of 81 fficient Importance to come under
the provisions of this Act, and receive
Federal" aid for their improvement,
which road, SO designated, shall be EN-.
bodied In the general Highway Plan"
Of the State. and all additional roads
designated from time to time, as a
part Of the highway plan. shall be SUBJ
ject to the State Highway Commission.
Section IL Of the same act is as fol-
lows.
Be 1t further enacted, That all mon
eys accruing from the annual registra-
tion and licensing of automobiles in the
State, under any law now in existence,
or that may be hereafter enacted, over
and above the necessary expense in
cident to the collection of same. and all
penalties paid for the violation Of such
laws, which are paid into the State
Treasury, shall be set aside as High
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-03-29
Sree Flower Seed
Hastings Catalogue
Tells You About It

No matter whether you farm on q
large scale or only plant vegetables
or flowers In q small way, you need
Hastings 1918 Seed Catalogue. It's
ready now and We have q copy for
you absolutely free, II you write for Il,
mentioning the name Of this paper.
In addition TO showing you about all
the varieties Of vegetables, farm
grass, clover and flower seeds, our
catalogue tells how you can get free
five splendid varieties of easily grown.
yet beautiful flowers, with which to
beautify your home surroundings. .
Good seeds Of almost every kind
are scarce this season, and you can't
afford to take chances in your seed
supply. Hastings Seeds are depend
able seeds, the kind you can always
depend on having good luck with.
You are going to garden or farm
this spring. Why not insure success
SO far as possible By starting Win tne
right seed? Don't take chances tnat
you do not have to in seeds.
Write today for Hastings 1913
Catalogue It's free and win both IN
terest and help you 70 succeed IN 1918.
--H. q. HASTINGS CO. eeedsmeH'
Atlanta, ea.-Advt
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-03-29
Circuit Court This Week.

The regular March term of the cir.
cult court for Fayette county covened
here Monday with Judge Everett on
the. bench, ndlAttorney- General Upton,
Sheriff Jordan and Clerk NJ. K. Henley
In their places, and S. A. Wetzler.
nominee to succeed Mr., Henley who
was not q candidate for reelection. as
sisting MIR. Henley and getting on to
the ways Of court procedure.
The docket Is one Of the shortest
that has ever met the coming Of the
court at this place. in the opinion OF Mr..
Henley who has served sixteen years
as clerk Of the court. The civil docket
was almost completed on Monday and
the criminal docket which is taken up on
Wednesday morning has fewer cases
than at any term of the court since MIR.
Henley became clerk. The grand jury is
as follows: W. H. Chambers, foreman;
F. c. Webber, John Parson, Claud
Douglass. Joe Johnson, Walter Will
Jams. r. N. Garnett, H. A. Manley,
J. A. Parks, Tom Wade. E. A. Wood.
Eph Newly, B. F. McCaskilI, officer,
H. 7. Krider.
The Fayette falcon. (Somerville, Tenn.) 190?-current, 1918-03-29
Robert Mayo Taylor

In the death on Thursday, March 2l,
at his home near Asbury, of Robert
Mayo Taylor, this community and the
county lose one of the best citizens and
most interesting men, almost three
score years of age.
Mr.. Taylor was born in ante-bellum
times on the large plantation owned by
his father and on which he spent his
entire life and within the walls of which
home he passed last week to his final
resting place, never having known any
other home. He was married to Miss
Annie Buford Of the same communit,
and leaves her and one son. Henry Lea
Taylor, together with one unmarried
sister, Miss Minnie Taylor who made
her home with him, and the following
other sisters; Mrs. A. H. Black of the
Asbury neighborhood. Mrs. Aggie Bell
Hankins of Arkansas, and Mrs. E. L.
Jetton, Mrs. Tom Hall and Mrs. Laura
Wiggs. all three of Memphis.
Deceased was q devout Christian
from bis early youth and served as
Superintendent for long time of the
Sunday School at Asbury. He was
member of the Methodist church and
one of the community's most useful
Christian workers. always charitable in
mind, in giving TO those who were
needy and in comforting those in trou-
BILE. He was man of wide education
which was gained largely from his con-
stant reading and his splendid mind,
few more fluent writer's are to be found
among the people Of this county, his
writings being clear, forceful, and
clothed in language that would please
the ear of the most artistic reader, and
with an accuracy that does the heart of
an educated man good to read. Per-
hsps no man in Fayette county has
written the last word for departing
friends than Robert M. Taylor, and in
his going The Falcon will miss his COM
munications on the death of his and its
friends.
Burial was at Asbury on Friday after
noon following his heath. where there
we're assembled almost everybody in
IN the community and many from other
psrts of the county to give this last
oxen Of esteem to a good citizen and
friend. and his Brothers of the Wood
nan Lodge laid his body to rest with
nonors and tokens of brotherly love.