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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-12-06
Calonlel Users! Listen To Me!
Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Your druggist gives back your money ii 1t doesuf
hven your liver and bowels and straighten
you UP without making you sick.
spa,nfui and II n doesn't strx.sAssz

sro,nfui and u n doesn't stxishtsa
you right up ana niak,s zen feed hne
and vis,rouE want yoo 10 80 bacs 70
ths stors and gss yoar monsy. Ds6
son's Hvsr T,ons Ia destroysnx The sass
of caionei becaase I. ID rsa aves
medicine: ent.yeiy vegetable. shsrefern
Il cannot saiivats or make you rich.
l guarantee tha' one spocnful ~
DoAsoa's Liver Tons win put ysrs
sluxgish liver to work and esssn yoag
bowels of tAst sour bile and cc0stt-
p&tsd waste which Ia eicggsng yeus
system snd masing Jon feel miserable
! guarantee that 4 bottle Of Dodsoas
Liver Tone viii keep your entire fam
ny feeling sns for mon.ha Gtye Il -
your ehi:dren- II Ii hArmless: Doesn't
grtps and they like In plsaxans taste
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-12-06
WEAK KIDNEYS MEAN
A WEAK BODY

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TAsss are sesect and rssrs pAsAAns se tAks
than TIN I'll In hSssaeAA
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&vs Axug~ fsAs tAsm S.as hks ye~ wsua4
sAy rah, with . ssasE swsiAw es water,
Tksy soak lnie the syss<A and sAsew IL
tAs pe4s0nS WISH szs mAkias ye@ Old h.
isss ysw time TAsy wia Ssaakn swfasws
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-12-06

UEhi Cakznel makes zen sich. Hs
hoFribAsi Take u desc Of the dangerous
drug taaiEhi and tcnscrrow you may
to~s q days work.
CAlomsi In mercury o. quicksilver
which causes necrosis Of tho bones.
Csionei, when II comes into contact
With soar bile. crashes into II. breaking
n NJ. This Ii whea roo feel that awful
nausea and eramp!nx. II you are sing
gish and "ali KNOCKED ont" II ycar
liver IL torpid and bowels eonsupated
or you have hsadaehe. d'zxinexA cost
I'd tongue. II breath 10 hsd Or stomach
sous. Just try q spoonful Of harmless
podson's Liver Tone tonight
Here's my guaranses~-Go to any
drug store and sst bottle u Dodsou'w
Nvx Tene far fsw cents TAks .
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-12-06

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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-12-06

, THAR leestien.
II don't See why people are down a.
grade crossings."
~Why BotY'
they are strictly on tho level. aren't
theyv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-12-06

N&N& ~ SfF&*N &~tfA
ia yee realize what y0a ews ycur
coantryr
Yea And I'm tAankfsa thai sanae
VI II In tor Liberty honda
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
"A RICH MAN,SWAR"

continue, because the life Of the Ma
ton in peace. az in war. will depend
upon continuing It. Jfs;r.s.'
A rich mans war. A war that has
-exterminated half the evils OF oppres-
sion OF which the predatory rich hase
been accused! A war that has re-
duced their power. curtaiied their pri-
vIleges, confiscated their profits, a
war that has made England. in three
years, q radical democracy. not only
politically. but 'industrially. II any
socialist thinks that such a war is
rich mans war. he thinks 80 be-
cause his mind has ceased to func-
tion-because he had reduced thought
to dogma and beats a mechanical
utterance like q toy lamb--beeapae he
has taken his stand on the econ1Su,ic
formula. like the lamb on its belld,ws
unable to change it's note uniw be
pressure OF any circumstances. oaaitns
its invariabie answer TO any oonfrop,
tation Of fact.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
What the War Has
Done to One Man

A writer in tho American Maya
zine says:
THE war put into my soul some-
thing that 1t has never harbored
since the day when took my first
step alone-Fear. Fear for what
might happen to this country has
turned me from mild paciflst into
a violent advocate of preparedness.
Fear for what might Mapped to busi-
ness made me lose more chances in
these three years than ever before IN
my life. And recently there was ad-
deu another fear. the fear of Death.
THE fear OF God, remember hear
ing once in church. is the beginning
OF wisdom. Perhaps I needed this
war to Jog me out of my comfortable
unquestioning nut and make me think
why am here. and where I am go
ing and what II is all about. Per
hnps the whole world needed II Who
can say?-
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
Living Costs High?
Read 1779 Prices

Living costs are high now. but
Here are the prlces that obtained
In ITS. Aeat cost from 81 to So a
pound Corn sold for s2s a bushei.
rye for $780, potatoes for Sle a bush
el. and mo'asses at s12 galion.
Flour cost IS the hundred pounds
and cider $40 barrel. Butter sold
for SO pound. cheese for 81. and
sugar for 50. 3; ~ 4. 4
The following year 1879. prices ad-
vanced still more. Molassee brought
$50 a gallon. sugar "a q pound and
tea the same price. Plain, board cost
from $50 to $50 o week. In 1880
butter sold for sl2 a pound and tea
went up to $50.
Poor crops. scanty harvests and do
preciated value OF the currency were
given as the causes contributing to
these high prices which make our to-
day prices seem very small.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
Registration Facilities
for German Citizens

Tho postmaster in towns OF less
than 5000 Inhabitants according to
the census of 1910 IL to be authorized
to register all male German citizens
OF the age OF fourteen years or more.
This registration will begin early in
February at a date to be announced
later. '9. ..t.t.as
Since such German citizens are not
to be required to 90 to other towns
to register and since the local post
Office is q place With which all are
familiar. the registration win be ns
little OF q burden as It can be made
consistently with thoroughneBs. In
cities of population of more than
5000 Inhabitants the registration will
take place Mt the local police sta.
t!ons within such cities. According
to the present regulations there Will
be no registration Cor Austro Hun
garians.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
ICo-Operation Among
Farmers Needed to
Increase Production

r. r. Jenries, county agricultural
agent. has returned to Canon City
from Fort Collins. where he has been
in attendance at the annual confer
ence of the county agents of the state
and the Colorado Farmers congress
says the conference was not as we'll
attended this year as usual. but that
the proceedings were very interesting.
being devoted largely to the discussion
of problems growing out of the war.
particularly to questions OF Increased
food production and its conservation.
One of the things determined on at
the Fort Collins conference was to en-
deavor to promote a more intimate CO.
operation among the farmers OF the
state In their work thru organization
and their efforts during the coming
year will be directed to that end. II
is hoped. Mr.. Jeffries says. TO secure
this cooperation thru the organization
of more farmers clubs to work in un-
ity with the county farm bureaus and
with the state and national agricultural
agencies. BY doing this increased pro-
duction OF foodstufis can be obtained
and better and easier means Of mar
keting farm crops established. This
co-operation will be to the advantage of
the farmer. to the community and TO
the government and is essentiol dur.
ing the continuance of the war.
Plans are being formulated by Mr.,
Jeffries. with the assistance of others.
to encourage this year on a larger
scale than ever before school and city
gardening. Appeal will also be made
TO families and individuals to engage
in gardening as patriotic undertak-
ing. It's purpose being to stimulate the
production OF foodstuffs for home use
from the farms and ranches of the ma
tion may be available for our soldiers
In the field and our allies in Europe.
II Is probable that the city garden
ing enterprise here will be carried on
under the supervision OF Prof Spring
of the high school faculty and that
endeavors VIII be made to enlist all of
the boys and girls of the community
In the undertaking. II the ambitions
OF those behind the movement are real.
lied. the city gardening here will be on
a much more pretentious scale next
spring than was the case last year.
when substantial results were at.
tanned
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
True Hospitality.

Entertaining has become word
WHICH we associate with labor. This
b a depiernble stale of mind. observes
u writer. and Il ~ TO be hoped that n
greater sincerity In hospitality will de
velop as we feel the need for rigid eco
nomy pressing closer and closer. Let
us invite only those whom we honestly
desire to have as our guests. And let
US entertain them unostentatiously md
as Is fitting to our circumstances md
to the times. II IL the association and
companionship fur more than the
spread" that we might give them that
the right sort Of friends will enjoy.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
Mrs. Ilsley's Mother
is Dead in Kansas

Mrs. George B. Stadden. whom
many Canon City people will remem-
ber, died at the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. C. T. Ilsley. at Mcpherson.
Kansas. on January 18th. in the sew
enty-second year of her age Mira.
Etadden had been seriously m for
some time and her death was not
unexpected to those about her
In the course OF letter from Rev.
1lsley bearing date of last Saturday
to one OF his friends here. which
we were permitted to read, he says:
'Mrs. Ilsley's mother passed away
at 6 o'clock last Tuesday evening.
Her father was veteran of the Mex
lean war OF 1S47 and surgeon in
the Confederate army during the
great civil war Of half century and
more ago and two of her, brothers
Berved in the ranks of the Southern
army.
"She came to us for a visit on the
18th of October. At first she seemed
very well and enjoyed her stay very
much. About the first of December
she began to fan and I'm spite of all
we could do we naw her grDws wsraler
day by day. but she suffered no lp4in
whatever. At at last she went to
sleep and died without struggle OF
any kind
MRS. stadden was born on New
Years day, 1s47 and had but recent
1y passed the seventy-first year OF
her age. The funeral service was
held at the Baptist church here on
January 17th and was conducted by
Rev. l.. w. Bailey of Gypsum City. a
friend of the family. A son. George
j. Stadden. of Minneapolis was in
attendance at the funeral and later.
took the body to the old home at
Nashville. Tennessee. for burial"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
Arctic Weather
in Saskatchewan

Mrs. II. C. Marvin. former resident
at 22o Cottonwood Ave. East Canon
who ieft here month or six wecius
ago with members OF her family. for
Saskatchewan. in the Canadian north
west. to Join Mr.. Marvin and mako
her home there. has written to her
friends here that Il Ii almost In
possible TO convey m adequate idea
OF the severity OF the weather that
is prevailing thruout the prairie prov
inces Of the Dominion She rays
where they are living tho thcrmom-
cter has Indicated q temperature of
fiffy cegrccs below zero and that u
Ii difficult to keep things from frees.
ing even with good Hre. She says
the children have had their fingers
noses and feet frozen while going 10
school. in spite OF the heaviest kind
OF shoes and most comfortable cloth.
ing obtaInabic.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
Letter from
Rev. Ilsley

Rec C. T. Ilsley. formerly pastor
OF the First Baptist church here, but
for the last year and a half minister
In charge Of the church OF that de-
nomination at Mcpherson. Kansas.
in the course OF a letter to C. r.
Tanner announcing the death of Mrs
phjeye moaher. says among other
things:
"A few weeks ago was in Salina
attending a ministeriai conference
and at the close of an evening meet
Ing Mrs. NJ Z. Dowling. a former
we'll known resident OF your com
munity. came to me and insisted that
should eat dinner with her the next
day at her brothers hotel Ia very
fine one) and accepted the invita-
ton to become her guest. You can
imagine how we talked about Canon
City and its people. the members Of
the Tanner family included.
Miss Sealey. as you probably know.
Is teaching in Salina. She yas pre-
vented from coming to the meetings
by her school work. but ] talked with
her over the phone. She was back
in Nova Scotia last summer and /
got word from her direct from the
ia sod. Tho Halifax disaster was
awful. but none of my relatives there
were injured in the explosions SO far
az I know. Several of my friends
were hurt One man whom I knew
as a boy. lost one of his eyes.
Our work here is going along very
well indeed. Last year We increased
our Bible school attendance a little
more than thirty-two per cent. This
town is growing slowly. The wealth
er has been extremely bad for the
last three weeks. The roads are 30
filled with snow and ice that cannot
get out to fill my appointments at
the country church.
Convey to our Canon City friends
an expression OF our regard and es-
TEEN. ! want to extend TO you a per-
sonal invitation to attend the Kansas
Baptist State convention ne1r c. Der.
which meats with US. You shall
have the best the town Affords. Tell
Mrs Tanner that ,-she will be Just as
welcome rs the Deacon II not a
little more go.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
Cold, Icy Weather
in Washington

Howard Cooper writing To his par
ents here. from Washington, ID. C..
where he went recently to take IA
civil service clerkship In the War
department. says the recent storms
which swept the Atlantic coasS
states from Charleston. s. c. to New
England. were very severe Mt the
national capitol. The streets. be
continues. were covered with Elecs
and ice for several days. rendering
II difficult and dangerous to get
about the city. He says the Wash
ington hospitals are full Of people
who slipped and fell on the Ice
coated pavemepts and injured them.
selves In doing 40. Scores OF people.
he asserts. sustained broken arms
and dislocated hips and ankles In thir
way. The temperature. he concludes.
while not SO cold as he had occa-
sionally experienced in Colorado. vns
much more disaSreeab.e on accoun,
of the moisture In the atmosphere.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
Il. ). cLAoGETT IS
STEPPING HIGH.

H. J. Claggett. the afrable and efri.
cient local WeIls-Fargo agent in this
city. was stepping high yesterday and
that In going some for "Clag" for .e
is highstepper under ordinary con-
ditions. He received word from Can.
on City that a beautiful little baby
daughter had arrived at his home
Thursday and he could hardly wait
until the next train to the county seat.
All concerned are doing nicely and
whom "Clag" comes to earth again his
friends will be able to extend con-
gratulations. Citizan.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
Many Canon City
People in Denver

A largo number OF Canon City peo-
pie are In Denver this week In at
tendance at the Nariortai Western
Stock show and it's associated gath
erings and conventions. The meet
ings OF nearly score of business.
commercial and official organizations
will be In session In Denver this
week and the city rs taxed TO its
capacity to take caro- OF the visitors
within its gates. Mersrs. @. V. Hod.
gin and James Belknap arc there In
attendance at the state meeting OF
the various boards OF county rommis-
sioners: II, c. Webster is there TO
attend the state assessors' conven.
tion and Blake Rogers and James
Bunten are there 10 attend the meet.
ings OF the county treasurers ana
county surveyors associations re-
spectively.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
William Allen
Died Monday A. M.

william Allen died suddenly from
apoplexy at his home on Greydene
avenue East Canon, at 8 o'clock
Monday morning aged seventy-two
years. nine months and eighteen
days. ;-.4 .i.ss
Mr.. Allen was born in England and
came to Colorado In 1886 and located
In Rockyale where be,iivcd until 1894
when he removed to Canon City and
continued his residence hero until
his death. He wan a member OF the
Methodist Episcopal church of this
city and was an earnest. conscientious
christian. He was devoted. to his
church and its teachings and was
highly esteemed by all who knew
him. He was a member. OF the Odd
Fel'ows' lodge at Coal Creek and
maintained his connection With the
order for many years. ~
Besides the sorrowing wife there
are left to mourn his loss. five chill
dren. a brother. James Allen Of Den
yer. twenty grandchildren and four
teen great-grandchildren in addition
to multitude of friends. The chill
dren are Mrs. Hannah Adams of
Rockvale. Charles Allen of Lady
smith. British Columbia. Mrs. Celia
Ullrich Of this city. James Alien Of
Salida and Mrs. Ethel Morton Of this
city.
The out-oftown people to be In at
tendance at the funeral include Mr..
and Mrs. James Allen and two sons.
Wilbur and Cloye OF Salida and Mr.
and Mrs. James Allen OF Denver.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
Sergeant Seawell Gets
Honorable Discharge

Sergeant Murrel d. Seaweii. late
member of Company c.. One Hundred
and FiftS-sevmth Infantry. United
States Army. stationed at Camp
Kearney. Linda Vista, California. has
been given an honorable discharge
from the military service on account
4f physical disability and arrived
here from the Pacific coast a fcw
days ego. Sergeant sewell has boon
IN the army nearly two years. hav-
ing enlisted at Rifle Range. Denver.
IN March 1916. He served with the
army OF "watchfui waiting" on the
Mexican border. going to Camp Kear.
ney. He is planning to 70 to Deus
yer shortly to resume his work Al
Dookkeeper. an employment he re-
signed to volunteer In the army.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
THE khITTeR's ROSARY.

The hours spent In sweater ART
Are as a string of purls--I sigh
To count them over every one apart
My rows awry!, Ny rows awry!
Each hour ! puri. each puri take
care d. -
To drop no stitch lest be stung:
I count. yea. count, unto the cad.
y and there
A sleeve is hung. a sleeve Is hung.
o memories that bless and burnt
O rayeling out bitter loss.
i drop puri. yet striye; at least to
learn -.eisc
To knit scroes. sweet art,-
To Knit across! a,
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
LoRENzl OSSOLA
BURIED SUNDAY.

The. funeral OF the late Lorenzo Os-
sola. who died at the county hospital
here last Friday morning from .tuber-
culosis. was held at the home Of Mrs.
John Ossola In Rockvale at 10;o'cIock
Sunday morning. The deceased. who
was thirty-two years OF age. had been
undergoing treatment at the county
hospital for three months, He had
been living In .this county for eight
years: the greater part Of the time >
resident Of Rockyaie., Burial twaa at
Highland cemetery in Florenos. ~
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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
Natures canoufiaoe.

"How Is autumn in the bai coun-
nyr
"It's a great help To moonsfiners, I
henr.'
-In what wayr
-The blue hnze that envelops the
hills makes II difficult for q revenue
officer TO detect n spiral Of smoke L.
suing from . hollow tree or . crevice
In the rocics"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
Horn OF Natural Rock.

king Alfred's Horn" Is the name
applied to q great shapeless block Of
stone in the vule OF Berks. England.
II is pierced with d number Of holes.
BY applying his mouth to II and blow
Ing as into a horn. the practiced per-
former can produce weird, booming
sound. said to be audible for a dis
tance Of six miles. The story goes
that King Alfred used this natural
horn to summon his forces fora great
battle. fought In the Immediate neigh
borhood.-Popular Science Monthly.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24
NOTICE

NoIiC6.-
! am still representing the Plum
field Nurseries and It would be we'll
for you to wait until l drop In to
see you. will have extra stock Of
leading varieties Of apples and cher
ries for next spring delivery.
EDw. O'BRIEN.
1sp2td-ttw.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24

Mrs.. q. NJ. King Of East Orange.
N. j.. whose recipes for pumpkinless
pumpkin pie and meatiess mincemeat-
ss distributed BY the national ,emer>
gency food garden commission. made
her famous overnight. The recipes
were nrst tried on 800 nariaes on an
army transport. They pronounced the
Hoovsrtxed fare o. X. and called for
more, Mrs.. King 10 spending ths win.
ter ut Daytona Beach. Fla. and VIII
return home In tims to plant war
garden tw sSs
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24

Hen''titchins and picot edge. ioc
ana lSc per yd. whaien 4 Larson,
lst f'oor Bisgs building. 9Th stree.
entrance; phons Canon ss7.
va s'rN 'sgs 1s.3td--ltw.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-01-24

CLASSIFIED ADS. GET REsULrs-
The sun., 1918-07-06
Fee HAS Z MORE U. S. MEN.
War Department Announced
where They Are Held Captive.

WAsHISGToN. July 5.--Names Of seven
additional American Army officers and
one sergeant held prisoners in camps IN
Germany we're announced to-day by the
War Department
At Camp VillIngen-Capt, +. John
Harlesty, Winfield. Mo, captured at
Doignies March %, 1918: First Lieut..
William Henry Gordon, AGA Riverside
Drive, New York city, captured at
Michael April 10, 1918; Lieut. Robert
Harrison Jeffrey. Un!ontown. Pa, cap
tured at LempIre March 81, 1918: Lieut..
Thomas benjamin Kerns. Bethlehem.
Pa. captured in trenches March Fl,
1918: Lieut.. James Earl Qugley,
Adrian, Pa, captured at Louverval
March 81, 1918: Lieut. Abraham Strauss,
Cleveland, Ohio. captured at st. Emile
March 90. 1913.
Camp Manz-.Lieut, Harold \. Good
rich. Webster Groves, Mo-, captured near
Beugny March 23, 1918.
Camp Tuchel-Sergeant Joseph Sto-
nna, Webster Mass. captured at Ro-
mier March /, 1918.
The records OF the Adjutant-Generals
Office do not show Lieut.. Abraham
Strauss of Cleveland, Ohio. There Is,
| however, Lieut.. Abraham Strauss Of
| | West Ninety-third street, New York
city.