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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-03
LARGE ENROLMENT AT THE
 UNIVERSITY OF ARKANSAS

Fayetteville. Jan. 2.-The second quarter of the University of Arkan- sas opened on December 30 with large enrolment of students who had not been in attendance during the first quarter. Many former stu dents of the university are now be- ing discharged from the army and considerable numbers of these are expected to return to the university within the next few weeks.
 Tn enrolment in the new two months intensive course in- auto. mobile repairing is now 20. The ages of these students range from 16 to 54. -N
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-03
U. 5, MARSHALS TAKE
 CHARGE OF STRIKE IN
 KANSAS CITY, KANSAS
Under Orders of Federal Judge Pol lock; War Labor Board Hearing Strikers Grience in the Case.

| Kansas City, Mo-, Jan. 2.-Street cars of Kansas City, Kans., operated today under guard of United States deputy marsals, their crew also being
 made Federal officers, while squads of other marshals armed with shot guns patrolled the lines. Guards on the cars and car crews carried re- VolverS.
 The day. the twenty third of the car strike in greater Kansas City, passed without reports of disorder.
 Federal operation of the cars was undertaken on an order by Judge
 John c. Pollock, of the Federal Court of that city who also granted a tenn porary restraining order, returnablc January 11th, to prevent the strikers or their sympathizers from interfer- ing with the car service or mOlestln8 the street ear company's property.
 Judge Pollock's action did not af- feet cars operated ill Kansas City, Mo-, where the service tonight was said to, be about two thirds of the nor- mai service before the strike.
 Following conference of municipal officials of Kansas City, Mo-, late to- day, it was announced that the city would appeal to the United States Su- preme Court the opinion of Missouri Supreme Court upholding the decision of a lower court in allowing the co.>- pany to increase fares to six cents. Under orders from Judge John C.. Pollock of the federal court United States marshals today took control or the street cars and property of the Kansas City Railways Company III Kansas City, Kansas, as an out growth of the strike of motormen and conductors in progress since Dec Il. Trainmen as we'll as guards are peing employed by the, federal authorltles and assigned to duty as raplrly as they can be sworn ina All are armed.
 The order of;1tudge Pollock taklns control of thedstreet railway rom the city authorities was taken on an intervening petition of the Kansas City. Kansas, chamber of commerce in an injunction suit of the street railway company against the strikers, asking protection of property.
 In preparation for the court order cali was sent out yesterday to all parts of Kansas for eXpeA 'enced tfalh- men and guards and 15O applicants were waiting this morning to De sworn in. Many of them were dis charged soldiers and c. o. Jackson chief deputy U. S. Marshal, said they
 would be given preference. one oe- putty marshal will ride each car Ill , addition to the motorman ana con- l ductor,, also in federal service.
 In Kansas City, Mo-, there was no change in the situation. ss
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-03
that a trip of 500 miles in the Arc

that a trip of 500 miles in the Arc tic would be no barrier.
 He declared that temperature would not be great obstacle. h. vestigation has shown that there is q mean temperature at an altitude of 10000 to 25.0OO feet all around the earth, with little variation, he said.
 "The great problem, to my mind in making an Arctic expedition would be the availability of supplies of gas and oil. If these can be pro- vlded at convenient points, l know Of no O Tstacle that could prevent a successful expedition
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-03
PRISONERS
 RELEASED FROM PRISON

Washington, Jan. 2.-The war de- partment today made public the foL lowing prisoners of war. reported to have -een released from the prison can at Rastatt:
 Carlton, Kay, 1915 North Grove Street, Ft. Worth, Texas.
 Krouse, Philip, Memphis, Tenn.
 Bell, Jerry E. Daley, Okla.
 Sampler, Claude B. Kremlin, Okla. Kennedy, John, Bassett, Texas.
 Mitchell. Louis w. Earlsboro, Ok!a. Mitchell, Louis w. Earlsboro. Okla. Dodson, Fred, Derossett, Tenn.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-03
ARCTIC EXPLORATION
 BY PLANES POSSIBLE

St. Louis, Jan. 2.-Ma1or Abbey, commandant of Scott Aviation Field, near Belleville, H., believes that 'ex- ploration of theS Arctic regions in airpanes, as planned by the Aero club of America, can be successful iy carried out,
 Aviators are now flying 900 miles without a stop and are remaining III the air eight and nine hours with out relief, he pointed out, adding
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-03
SHOOTING OF STREET CAR
 SUPERINTENDENT ACCIDENT

Kansas City. Jan. a-- William Rob- erts, 3. street car motorman who shot and killed homas c. Trigg, a division Superintendent for the car company, early yesterday morning, while cele- brating the advent of the New Year, today was ordered released from cus- tody by the county prosecutor. Rob- erts claimed the shooting was acci- dental.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-03
FOR SALE
 Bv c. $. McNEW
1O6 Pine
Phone 971

1O6 Pine Phone S1l NINTH AND PENN-FIVE ROOM house, lights, etc. Terms, Sl.3OO. R1NaALOW AND ACREAGE CLOSE to town; good out building and Wa ter. Dandy chicken farm or coun- try home on pike road. 53 ACRES, , GREEK BOTTOM, small houses. 15 acres in cultiva- tion and fenced. miles from town.
 5-ROOM HOUSE; ALL MODERN
 conveniences; West 14th; $1,O00 cash, balance and ? years, SEQ. CORNER PENN and EIGHTH AVE. Four rooms.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-03
NEW PROFESSOR OF
 MILITARY SCIENCE

Fayetteville. Jan. 2.--,Major Henry B. Havely, of the United States army, recently stationed at the North Carolina Stats college of agriculture, has been appointed professor of mil itary scence- to have charge of the Reserve Officers Training corps in the University of Arkansas. Major is expected to report for duty at once.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-03
NEW JAPANESE TONNAGE.

Tokio. Nov. 23.-(Correspondence of The Associated Press 1.-The total tonnage of new vessels launched in Japan since January is 600,O0O tons including those to be completed by the end of this year. Compared with last year this shows an increase of 2OO,- 900 tons.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-03
WINNING COMMANDS
 BATTLESHIP TEXAS

Washington, Jan. 2.-Captaln Nath- aniel c. Twining, who served as chief of staff for Admiral Sims, in European watres, has been selected to reaeVe Rear Admiral Victor Blue as com mander of the Battleship Texas. Ad- miral Blue, today assumed his new post as Chief of the bureau Of naVl- ration. rro1y Il aH
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-03
TWENTY-FIVE KILLED
 DURING CELEBRATION

Warsaw, Jan. 1.-(Wednesday By The Associated Press.)-During the street celebration attending the arri- val of Ignace Jan Paderewski in War saw tonight, balcony of a house collapsed and 9 persons were killed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-03

Omaha, Neb., Jan. 2.-Taking or testimony by William Howard Taft and Basil Manly, Joint chairmen or the war labor board, in the Omaha Car mems controversy started this morn ing. MT. Taft said he must leave TOT Chicago tomorrow. The Kansas Clty street car case may be heard in Chicago.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-03

DR. A. II. SELLARS, OSTEOPATH. CITIZENS BANK BLDG. THE TREATMENT YOU WILL EVENT
 TrAII,Y TAKE. S-3-dtf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-03

There will be no ''Flu" at your house if you keep a bottle of pr. Brunson's Favorite Prescription ham dy ond take a few, doses whom yDu feel little "out of sorts" For sale at all druggists. 12-4tf
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-03

Don't let the "Flu" overtake you. take Brunson's Favorite Prescription first It is the best preventative; TOT s.1o of all druggists. 12-4-tf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06
ENGLISH GOVERNMENT
WOULD REGULATE TRUSTS

LONDON. June 16 cry mnilp .-
Tho committee on trusts appointed
by the Eriush minister NJ recon
srrucuon has now prepared iiH rr.
port Ou what action may hc nrrvs.
ttry tu safeguard public Interest u
view ~ the probable growth ut trade
organizations and combinations
The American chamber Of com
mcrcc m London understands ihli
the committees recommendation
are ~ moderate character, being
chiefly that the board ~ trad"
should establish tribunals for invos'i-
eating the operations OF munopolyH.
combines aud trusts, rerummrndi
Hons then to be made To tho gov
ernmenl for action 10 remedy any
abuses
All mem hers Of the committee aro
believed To have signed the report
but 1t is understood that three ot
the committee members have sub
Wlt'cd an adlcndum expressing the
view that the business world is no
longer governed hy free competition
but that capitalist combination in
fucucc the price OF practically every
commodity sold 10 the public.
Thcy recommend therefore ihli
tho board Of trade should establish
"A trusts and combinations depart
mont tp draw up a program 10 pro-
trct the community against the D.NIs
of munOpolioq and 10 snCure for me
public larger share Of the economic
benefits which may result from the
better organization " industry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

Aiong the coast and rendered vain
able service as training ships
After the armlsttco the Iowa,
Massachusetts ana Indiana were
sent ~ the navy yards a. ih'lad'i.
phih where their Culors were haulra
down for the a last time and thoy
were CONSIGNED 10 the graveyard OF
ships Tho oregon suffered a sim.
lar fate on tho Pacific coast Tho
other Bhlps OF the old navy remained
temporarily ON duty most ot th'm
for use "a troop transports, but ih'N
too viii soon he rpleEated To the
scrap heap.
The oregon has been offered to
the state OF oregon Tor such use 40
the state may zee IN to make NJ IL
as training sBip and naval histurl
cal museum. the only condition be.
ing that the commonwealth keep
| the old sea fighter I'm good condition
las bents a time honorcd pcuslou'r
Ior glorious history The luwu,
Mlaaurhuaytts ana Indiana VIII
|problhIy hc broken up I'm order ihn'
/ the valuable metal contained in
/ them. particularly copper and brass.
may be utilized I'm the construction
/ " moro modern vessels Several oI
/ the other old ships VIII ho used iui
/ targets and the rest junkod.
lhr,r other vessels famous Tor
ever m American naval annals. the
|DNmuR Admiral ucwcys flagship
at Mtn.a bay. the New YORK. Rear
/ Admiral sampson flagship, and tie
Brooklyn. Rear Admiral Sohl"N
. flagship. also S,w service during 'h'
world war and are SIN on active
duty In various parts uf the world
|f m probable that in a very few
wears aN OF these historic ships VIII
/ be placed out ot commission foI
good Th,g VIII never however. %,
scrnppcd. in the opinion ot naval
. gffiU,r.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-07-06

LONDON. July 5-The first Fine
on record for wearing a uniform
more than oN days after deWohilizE
ton has been imposed upon AlhyrI
Morrou Al Huh The fine was s. 30
Norrru said no forgot 60 take M,
khaki or
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
| DICKSON Mars
EXPERIENCE.

Do Soa loubs the evidence oi
this Dickson citix-ny lou can vss.
iiy Dickson sndn-ssme1t. Read
shi.:
n A. Iid~rll. III sheriff and stock
unyef. \. College ~, says ! have
COED Dpan Eldney Pills when sui.
teIing With ilsordsred Kidneys. The
main ,rnnbi- vas TOD .rtauans &C
tlon u sny kldGsys. aud Gps aud
then, thy back would ache terribly.
| owe To ito a los "a riding when ar-
ing as sheriff and ~ much iolting
| ihiua, eaaasd my trouble. | be.
gan using Deans kilnsy Pills NC
the recon mediation Of friend
procuring them at the Ayatt Drug
60 Deans did me more good than
INVITING ever ussJ and am Only
,oa sell pleased 10 sndorse them "
Price Zoe a, all dealers boo !,
simply a.a Tor kidney rmsdy 80
get lI44n Kidney oills--ti.a same
that Mr.. rId~eii mad Foster. Mil
outn Co. Migf.. Buffalo, N. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
In Memosiam.

n Rufus Sugx was born in Bed.
lord County. Tennessee, February
10. 1916. he moved to Dickson
county in early childhood. Iis
xas married to Miss M,lbmy Petty
in ISL, who preceded him 10 the
better world. leaving four boys and
two girls. to mourn her departure
He an again married 10 Mlss
Matte Bulnfl. who preceded him
u death. leaving two girls 10 mourn
aer going away
The third time. he was married
o Mise Jennie Shouss. OF Hickman
County. rha departed ,hls ..I,ir iou,
week. ago leaving Brother suss
AID add lonely until the lord cab
"A him home. Jan. the 23tl II,
leaves four sons and four daughters
10 sorrow tor their father
He proi.ssed hath In Chris, and
Joined the N T. Church. South, in
Dickson Abou. Is years ago, Whsr
ne LETT Diek-on he transferred his
nsmbersbip to Beech Grove, anc
,ere 1t remained until he crosseo
he great divide 10 io,n the Churci
tYtImphant
Tie wAs also. faithful member
u the Masonic Lodge. at nlckson
md High Pti..t N the Chapter
When the Gres, High Priest II hi.
.nal called him he laid sside hi
asmIne jewels, sur,issnt surrender
I'll his othce to the High Pres, OF
heaven and earth and entered in &c
Join the blood washed throne o,
loved onrs and friends on the
,,her shore A Christian man,
FOOD citizen. and a true Mason has
zone 10 his rsard; We shall miss
him IN every walk 81 life.
But our loss 10 bis eternal salp.
Blessed are the dead. who die in
the Loud. they rest from their lahors
and their works do tollo~ them. Il
he had faults le, 0s Jorge. them
,od relate bis virtues. Children be
'sishful and you shall meet father
And liye With BIN forever,
h. l.. Gregory. I. C..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

Mr.. Joe Z. NelsaA mas bogn In
Mercer Coanty. r,annsYiYa,sia Juis
~. 1851 and departed lhis LIE
Ian. N, 1919; aged 81 year,, 8
noalhs and 2s dsss.
He wss married 10 Sylvia V.
Andrews. February 40, 1881. ut
surih Wayne. Miseoasin, sad shs
departed this life February IN 1871
at South Wayne Wisconsin. Mr.,
Nsl~aa came South aud on January
Hl. 1895 uas mar,est 10 Lydia Bear
n Dieksoa. Tennessee To this
union vas born elk ehiidfsa. Res
v. la ffaDgr, R0by v.ols Lowell
VI Eass "a. Lanis; Amy LntllA. AL.
fred Lesley. Paul Edgar sud Hsisl
k~tslIa tie, also. had Iom broi'i.
ere aud tos, sss,ess
Brother Nelson vas converted
and united with the Methodist
Episcopal Church 10 eariy life 10
wh,ch he lived faithful aud dssol.
ed. cheerful and positive christise
life. until hs ~as called sfpm hts
iabar Of smiling Rove, ana u Joy.
fol obedispce. snd helpful ssfvier
10 his home oi res ard in the celes.
.ial skiss 10 live with God end the
angels. Brother Sslson wss MI
aifec,ionats and tfue husband and
a lossng is,h-s, loyal and good
citizen and nrishbor, faithful and
hslpial Christian ~otses
Funeral services we're conducted
nv ha pastor, and lis body laid 10
res. IN Tbs TALON Cemetery Dick
soa, Tenn. 10 avail, the fnst
Resurrection -
"KStommsnd the dear .snius
ones - God and TO the word ot hls
sracs.. which Is able 10 save you
and to give you a place amons the
sanctifsd.
Death robs us all here, there
aone ever come wan, 10 90 thet
,ioa'i you. > Be ), tsiiatal aa.il
death and | will give YOU crown Of
lite.
Nav the Holy spiri, CONSTANT,
Keep. comfort and guide strengthen
and encourage and enable as to
always say the will oi the Lnsd be
lone Ia earth ~ IL 10 done 10 Heay
~" The Lord gave aa,. the
ord lsketh away. blessed he the
aame Of the Lord. "
John y, Holland. Pastor.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
LOOK OFT F0g TaicEsTERs.

In ihr lat !ss months the Unit
eI states Gov rnluFGt Ina. sent oul
frequent trpp''s wafAinR the p#bpI'
against iuek.lfs Offering to trad,
tts pahiic aut u their L.heft
bpnla aod give thea stuck ia ael
Ginh quick comp1ay's.
10 the last ten ysafs be honest
ksrl.sorsins people NJ Dickson
Crapty have been dci.aeded oat a
neAsly tio0.ytsf VI 1t lard ssfnsN
money itagel.0s stuck salrsmsn
hsys -aii stock 10 the people VI "a,
county Ia Lie insufnnc. Eompsa
lss FIRE ln-afancv Iompanifs
hrgitrinr C"npaa,rv, t.isAthias
oi Companies titass tut'i0 Cota-
p1ulrs Oh CunpsDies, Coal Min.
Ing ChmptEIta, aud set W venfwr
a. ray thAl rYrfy one ~ho bought
ttuek ia these Computes have tt'~'
money We MAKE the staleBelt
,hat tlturtrra ugt IT .aeuIy II the
foreign Com panlrs who have solo
stock ~ Dlek~an l0nuly ia The Ias
ten years that the stoex today H.
worth Ie=s ,nan haii II whlt il var
originally cold fpt Why the people
ut Dickson Comfy viii continue &c
be suckers VIZ cannot understand
hut the oily ,ongued shystrrs con
,tanae 10 aasle here ssd .tleeea oat
prople becAues they hsys the record
OF being easily A4rctd, We ieei
thai VIZ afe sale IN making the
statement that Whenever man
comes from Nashville OF MemphI.
VI from any other city 10 the ruun
Try Ia sell people stock IN some
srt-rlch.uuiek rchtme that niue
ty.nine times ont II hundred II il
skin's game proportion, The people
ot Nashville have mHe money thar
the people Of Dickson County, ami
ii they had business With pros,
peot. as good "a these saltsiaen re-
port. they would not he nut trying
to sr|l II. hut there would Ne people
IA Nashville running over them
Sc yea 10 buy IL,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
LAND SALE.
/ NJ + DEAL, E'r Ais.

bl~SIE RlSSlAIER, Er Al.
a che County Coart " n4ck.,n toanty
In Gl,sshracs to itvgve Of the teant,
ogIFt OF Ditaasa County, 10 the ase VI
g. VI ! l~ai, es Ais * Rsssle, Hlsangtt
t Al. Nl'l. GA
'Nli kpAl, ELBkt AIRY Is, 1919,
u one ciosA. p, IN. al the fsrrDers
'ai Merchants Rank. In Nh.,e Bud
teaaessec, sell 10 toe xhcs, and hest
9Ideg, two tTacA vi lAad. ooe Ut 70
Ares, more og sess. The otA~s 81 On acres
aav OF Irs., lysas In tas Ala e,s,l DIS
trtct 81 Dickson eo4aiy. about four
4slss south ID White Bluff helns lbs
sA't thAs q, r Deal. ieveAred, owned
1t the time q hss death.
SAID SAFE alii 10 ion uae-thisd cash.
The REMAINDER so I've assl M Doe AMI t~o
Years, 9th .atesesS Alta i,ea retained IL,
the aapa.i purchase money, Ard ia s,al
o, tie ego,,, u r~icnlpt.>a, Aeass~.esd
sad ,sowvr rights
THIS lan4Ns -, 1919
MELVIN HARRIS, C.ssk
J A CLEMENT, Soltgit.As-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
OBITUARY.

bn the earIy morn N lauuirg )
iPia gps' hetap tha mant'p NJ dark
ness had been ttfri tiam tots eatglt.
" SPHERE, t,ui the Supreme Rplgf
of all, saw III ~ step tulo our ati.,
and 4e "ct one II our most dearest
aui aged m3thefs, Nj May +
Wiley better sUuwn ~ Anr'
rn'iy She wa- horn luiy 81,
1870 making bet stay on earth o
year. . months ADD : days.
State the death IT her husband
Nj l'enul4 NItiry, 2, years age
She had made h~r hpme With hrr
son. Mr. J N Wiley. II this place
She had hs"t1'a ttipp'A ttr 'etght#fu-
month. having tf, While watkins
through thu ysnl AZ hef houir stne.
wnlth ae has nyy.t bsen abs t.
stIk 4tsp. Vet nv confined 10 hsi
bed un,i, ahout t',a mpatAs be'ef
death IN" has suffered msny pains
AMI many rrs'l, 50 uish,s
She wss Fesig aud anxious that
the Lord see d 10 tAse her IN ths;
home u rest peace sud happiness.
where =, many loved on.s awaited
her there
She had long hsar An silently,
member II the v thaii>, Church 81,
Sycsmnfe W. nj nvr SD isrc,
well Or sAs long uysterlou. journey
IF ~ HE "a eternity
She wac jsti 10 rest ia her old
ho We harN,n1 sraana ssN. her fl.
theT ana husband, on h, W J..
+ ,slrs sarp, here, where she vas
barn sud te.rett
she j. survived by pne SOD. J D.
Wiley, and one dsu. htsr, Mr..
Mamie Walker. both u tins place.
hesi,ies many other relatives and
i,iends.
70 ihs e.esyri Nnet weep no,
h, has au.y s,,s,e 5efate. snd is mol
dead, but at ssee: rest With Iees
FRIEND.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
SAYS NEnTonE BRl)ucHT.
I'm AlD AFTER FLU
Nashville MAN Thanks New
Toasc for Improving
iiealth After lnfluefaxa

/ J. w Alssn. l5sJs T~vnay. First
asvnas. North. Nashville. smplt,ys
Vi The Western lioion Telegraph
company Fsyr Msriten*. ths sat4le
u real msrtt. hslp1d hina o. ger
bach 10 health after be had had
inaaeuaa
The sBaa-4as !~.t sne @itA a
pretty bad cough Mr.. Alien sa,d
TIE colot Ia my face vas just
about guur toa ,ildr have any
appetite ls Tact, after ae,kiss all
day | woalaot have any appetite
and waald jlss about have 80 torvv
ly1eii to eat
Nrtl,onr changed al this |
haven't aeea taxing Merltonr aoFe
than q fes DAYS aatIi the cough
sss sobs
| Kept CA lMslnS MtTiloae ani
got 10 looking ~ mach better and
my color came back 80 sell thai;
my wlis remarked about II
MerItone gave ms a hIF ~,
petite too. lev! mighty huu sty
shea gri homs itnm snis noa
snd ran Eat anything
I've been bothered wiib ooH
s,ipallon iut years. slso, api the
oar bottle u Mvrtons shleh | have
!a., finished 'skirg hs relieved u
II you have IL tiastGa ~ pafu
mon,a and are ell run dawn and
weakened ~ result, take Mcrt,ose,
thu tonic 81 real merit. and &c,
back your strength, Meritone alfo
IL recommended lot titofd+r~ u tie
the sy>sem such rs stomach, liver
and kidney trouhie, cstatrh, rhen
mAiisn. tlreplsssaes-, lack oi ap
petite and The like,
. Neuesn ses Ass,lans al NJ alAe~s.
Drag Co
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
GOOO REPORTS
PLEASE DICKSON

There has ne scr been anything
Sish the QUICK results oil pure
Lavop,ik eye wAsh. One man.
'yes were 10 badly strained he could
at read withoat pain. TWO ap-
,,lcattons OF I.avoo.ik relieved ai IN.
4 is3y had tried three dit.sreu,
/, ,ss'As !nr ssak. inasmesi evps
ONE Lavopiik wash Surprised her
Se guarantee sush nl,tle to
yA7@tt EVERY CASE wssk. s,rs y.
ii ~ iuasned eyes. -Cisuoss
Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

STkAIRD~-rw steers wear or
past. one rel sLt White spotted
marked crop I'll ieti. -p.tt and
lnder cross cut 90 right and lahe5
n J Hudson on iets sar. The
,lher ons ia red sided snsi white.
backed With same mark and lahel
Liberal reward i0r their return ct
information a. ~ shsu ~hereabout.
l,3i " J Hudson Sylvia.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31

BEFORE using hi. preparation for
cough % eoid you may wI'h Ia
xno~ ~hai il hss done tor others.
Mr.. o Coot, Macon, H., writes
I have found i, gives the quickest
relief NJ any cough remedy have
sger usrd = Mrs. Jaue- A. Knott.
alilico,be. Mo-. says. Chamber
sins Cough Remedy e.nno, b.
ses, 10. coughs snsi Odds II J
Moore. ovsi. Pc, says, have
ased Chsinbeflsin's Cough Rem.dl
q sewers sccs as shen | Sss
.gseriag al,h s4,,iAi gola uton
the chest s01 It ~. ai~ays osaa. h!
seaQi q cnrs --sGs.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
anted.

Good sound OAK logs To- maxim.
training ani slsn. poplar Al grades
Paying highest prices TOT stsve
bolts, both white snd red osk
see " A Moore or X. X NWks
at " A Mcoies mill IN Dickson.
p
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-01-31
Cured \, . Cost ei Is Gers.

Eigh, yra-s ago wbe1 ~ frs
moved 10 Ast,oon. | ~As Z srea,
sufferer from indigestion and con
siipa.iou. writes Mr.. Rober'
Allison. Msi.oon. I'll | had ire;
quen. h~sdsch,s and disss spells
sai there wss q feeling like a he Az,
~eishi prvssins On my stomach
and coess o.. the time, | isli
miserable Every usorsel Of i.ss3
distressed me | could o., rest 81
d sh,x nd ieil tired and worn GOT
al the tine. One bottle o. Chamber.
ialn's Tablets cured ne and | have
sincs iet Ase . different person.
adv.