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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11
Born i'm scotland.

Carnegie was born in Scotland Mo-
vember 25. 1885 and came to the
United States in IS4s- settling at
Pittsburgh. He worked as weaver's
assistant. telegraph messenger boy
and telesrapher. organized a sleep
ing car company and developed oil
lands and iron works. He introduced
the Bessemer process of making
steel in this country in 1868 and con-
solidated his interests in 1859 in the
so-called billion dollar steel trust
Carnegie Steel Company which merg-
ed in 1901 with the United states
Steel Corporation
He was the builder of the first
great American trust. This Scot
twisted the world of commerce and
finance around his little finger until
he grew tired of il and then started
out to give away his huge fortune.
Honors Many
Carnegie was an honorary member
of the American Institute af Archi-
tects, a member of the executive COM
mittee of the National Civic Fedora
ton. a member of the American Phil
osophers Society, commander of the
Legion of Honor of France in 1897
and holder of the grand cross of the
Order of Orange and Nassau, and OF
the grand cross of the order of Dane
brog.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11
INDUSTRIAL TALK
AT WHITE HOUSE
BEING ARRANGED
Hope to Clear Economic At
mOsphere in Conference
Attack on Problems.
WILSON WILL MEET
CAPITAL AND LABOR
Plan Would Develop Con-
structive Suggestions Af-
fecting Relationship.

WAsHINGTON. Aug. 1f.--An in
dustrial conference, in which Presi-
dent Wilson will meet representatives
of capital and labor for discussion Of
economic problems viii be held in the
White House. according to plans be-
Ing made today The object is the
free exchange of. idens to clarity the
atmosphere bv eliminating misunder-
standings betwscn workers and en-
ployes and the development of con-
structive suggestions for the better
ment OF relations between labor and
capital
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11
COUNTY DEPUTIES DRAW LARGER
SALARIES THAN ELECTED OFFICIALS

Several deputies among the county
offices are now drawing larger salar-
les than the elected officials, 1t was
disclosed today. The peculiar situa-
lion is the result of the county com
missioners' granting $40 more a
month to all the employed officials,
dating from July /.
Deputies in the sheriff's office and
the deputy county clerk are now re-
reiving a greater salary than either
the county treasurer or assessor. both
of whom are under $4,000 bond. The
situation is further complicated by the
assistant in the assessors office being
paid $40 more than the assessor.
County employed officials who were
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11
CONTINUED DRIVE IS
URGED AGA|NTS FLY

Continued energy in welding the fly
swatter is urged by the Flyless PEN
dlcton committee for the month OF
August, as well as the use OF extreme
care In regard to garbage.
August is bad month for the
breeding of flies" said member of
the Committee today. "'and We are
especially anxious that Pendleton be
MS free from flies as possible during
Rounp-Up. Pendleton viii be host TO
thousands OF visitors September is,
~. and 90 and we hope that the city
will look clean and inviting"
Garbage men report that progress
toward a cleaner. flyless Pendleton Is
being made, as local people are much
more careful about the collection OF
garbage. Covered garbage cans are
being used much more than formerly
they say.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11
ELKS WILL BUILD AT CORNER
OF COURT, GARDEN STREETS,
INVESTMENT OF $50, 900

The new EIlSs building repre-
senting a total investment of
Sl50,00O is to be erected at the
corner of Court and Garden
streets on property recently ac-
qrifed by PendIeton Lodge No.
2sS from Hamiey & co. Action
To this effect was taken this ar
ternoon by the building commit
tee and the trustees and means
that the long discussed question OF
an E1I<s building is settled.
It is planned TO have work
start within 80 days. The general
contract will be let 10 Parker &
Banfield of Portland. the plumb
ing contract to ID. ID. Phelps and
the heating contract 10 the Ken
dali Heating Co. of Portland
The plans for the building have
been drawn by A. Il. Doyle of
Portland who was represented
here today by s. C. Reese.
The building is to he four stor-
les with fun basement and eleva-
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11
ARMISTICE POSSIBLE
IN BROADWAY BATTLE

NEW YORK. Aug 1.-THE first
prospect for an armistice in the now
famous battle Of Broadway appeared
today A committee of the Produc-
ing Managers Association announced
that the producers will negotiate
with the striking members of the Ac-
tors Equity Association provided
'agtators' are barred. David Be
lasco. one of the promoters of the
committee. said the managers are
willing to grant even more than that
equity contracts provide.
The entire barrymore family
Ethel. Lionel and Jack---has aligned
itself with the strikers. 1t was an
ncunced that another show will close.
the "Gaities of Nineteen Nineteen"
Non-striking members OF the cast
will be combined with those remain
ing at the Winter Garden in "A vau-
deville bill
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11

tor service from the main en-
trance on Court street There
will be service entrance from
Garden street.
The first floor will he rented
for commercial PURPOSES. The
second floor will include the club
rooms, reading rooTh- lounging
room. billiards. committee rooms.
Secretary's office, buffet and
lockers. dining room with kitchen
and pantry. the dining room be-
ing available for small dancing
parties. The second floor will
offer space for the Commercial
Club if such is desired by the
latter club.
The third floor and fourth
floors will he used for lodge room
which will be available for dane
ing and for living rooms for MEM
beis. some in suites OF two and
three rooms and others as single
rooms. each with bath.
The BUILDING is to be of pressed
brick.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11

dissatisfied with the increase OF $40 a
month can take solace in the fact that
the county is allowed by law to ex-
ceed its budget only by 10 per cent.
County Judge c. II. Marsh explained
today. The judge fears that with
such increases the budget may be ex-
ceeded and says no relief can be
forthcoming until the first of the year.
Elected officials are now consider
ing a memorial to the next legislature
looking toward better salaries. The
legislature regulates these salaries
and because advances have come so
slowly in the past several years, the
peculiar situation described in the
foregoing has resulted
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11
RUMAN|ANS NOW
C0NCI[IATORY IN
THEIR ATTITUDE
Peace Conference is Advised
! that Ally Prepares to
Evacuate Budapest.
COUNTRY is SWEPT
BARE OF PROVISIONS
Archduke Joseph's Rule Or
iginated in Royalistic Cir
cles, Ignoring Labor.

PARIS Aug. 1.-THE peace con-
Terence was today advised that the
Rumanians are assuming a concilia-
tory attitude. preparing to execute the
conferences orders for evacuation of
budapest
Country PIundcred.
The Rumanians have swept the
country bare OF provisions for miles
around Budapest. The American food
mission at Vienna. in response to ur-
gent appeals. has undertaken to feed
the school children OF Budapest.
Anti-Jewish feeling is of the
strongest in Budapest Many Jews
have been beaten In the streets, after
having been dragged from cabs and
tram cars. the Rumanian troops
looking on laughingly and melting the
Hungarians TO further attacks on the
Jews.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11
STEEL MAGNATE
GREATEST OF ALL
PH|LANTHROPISTS
Death at Summer Home at
z This Morning is Due to
Bronchial Pneumonia.
BENEFACTIONS ARE
OVER 800 MILLIONS
Builder of First Great Am
erican Trust Was Seeking
to Scatter Fortune.

LENOx, Mass. Aug. 11.-Andrew
Carnegie. the worlds greatest phi
lanthropist, died at his home here at
o'clock this morning. Bronchial
pneumonia was the cause of his
death. Carnegie's benefactions have
totaled more than three hundred
million He ex pressed the firm
conviction early in his financial ca
reer that 1t was a sin to die rich.
and sought to avoid this seif-desig-
mated sin His income was SO
great. however. that IL is believed he
was able to make only little im-
preston on his wealth
War shattered Health
Carnegie has been incapacitated
for several years During the early
part of the war. which came as a ter
rifle shock to him and shattered his
ideals, he began TO fail rapidly and
thereafter he appeared in public very
seldom He has been under almost
constant care of his physicians. 1t
was recently announced that he had
enjoyed fishing trip, but it was ex-
planned that his attendants were con-
stantly with him. batting the hook
and assisting him in every way.
Benefactions Universal.
Due to his enfeebled condition,
Carnegie has taken no part in pub
lie affairs of any kind since 1915. His
extended TO practically
every civilized country in the world.
He has flooded America and Eng
land with iibrat les. His writings
have been translated Into eight dif-
erent languages
Mrs Carnegie and John Poynton,
lis private secretary. were at his
'edside when the end came. He has
,een seriously i'll since only last Fri
lay. His condition became critical
ate Sunday night
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11
PREPARE wAcr DEMANDS

NEW YORK Nus with SER
vice on surface. elevated and subway
lines of the Frookirr Ra pid Transit
company hack to normal TODAY fol-
lowing settlement Of four day strike
union officials are planning TO or
sanize all emuioyes of the traction
lines in Manhattan and Bronx. pre-
paratory to demanding increased
vases and improved working condi-
tions. They want irc~eases of from
- to - cents an hour and an eight
hour day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11

Township / north. range % east
willamette meridian, is not included
within any school district in Uma-
tilla county. Residents of that town
ship today filed with County Super
intendent w. w, Green a petition
asking that school district he ere-
ated there. The district is about ten
miles south of Nolin and contains I
children of school age.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1l.-Advo-
Gates of the "Plumb plan for nation
alization of the railroads plan to lay
it before the industrial conference.
This viii probably not occur, how
ever. until next October Backers of
the plan called a national conference
10 meet here ON october 6 TO consider
IL and other programs for ultimate
disposition of the lines. The plan
approved by this conference-which
probably will be the naturalization
scheme-wiil then be submitted to the
Industrial conference for discussion.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11
Horscmeat for Europe.

CALGARY. Aig. 11.-Neighs to the
contrary. broken down Canadian
horses. commonly known as "skates'
may be picked, stewed, roasted ana
otherwise cooked. compressed INTO
tins and sent to Europe TO relieve the
food shortage This was suggested
today by George Hoadley, opposition
leader in the Alberta legislature.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11
WAGE ISSUE CROWDS
OUT NATURALIZATION

WASHINGTON, Aug. 11.-Nation-
alization of railroads will not be
pressed to issue by labor immediately
according to developments today.
The naturalization scheme is tempo
rariiy in the background while the
railway unions proceed with their
campaign to get higher wages now.
They viii confer this week With Di-
rector Hines ON the subject of more
Ray.
Cancellation Near.
CHICAGO. Aug. 11.--A spirit of
is apparent today among
striking railway shopmen IN the Chi
cago district. although it was de-
clared last night that no immediate
answer would be made TO the admin
istration's request that the men re-
turn to their work before their de-
mands are considered. Twenty-eight
thousand men are reported to be still
out.
Union leaders denied reports that
the men are returning TO work in
great numbers. They said they are
ready to return when Washington au-
thorities are ready to talk business
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH BUYS
FAILING SITE FOR NEW BUILDING

The First Church of Christ Scientist
OF Pendleton, by a deal completed
this morning. purchased the Failing
property. 9O1 Main street, from Mrs.
Jesse Failing, exercising an option
taken on the property three weeks
ago. The consideration is withheld.
The purchase of the property is
with view to building church next
year. according to members. The
church does not own its present home
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11
IMMINENT
FOR BOMBING CRIME

Los ANGELES, Aug. 1.-Two ar
rests may follow a conference this
afternoon between police and the dis
trict attorney at which the bomb ex-
plosion of August at the home of
Attorney Lawler was discussed Shief
of Police Home admitted that arrests
are impending At least one of the
two men Is under constant watch by
"A police officer assigned to accom-
pany him wherever he goes. II was
stated
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11

on Webb street and the contemplated
structure will fill the need for a
church and IA reading room. The new
building will he of the type used for
Science churches and will add to the
appearance of Main street
The property purchased today was
one OF the sites considered by the
Pendleton Elks Lodge. The lodge had
made no negotiations for the prop
erty, however, and have been consid-
ering several sites.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11
RI. BUSSABARGER TO
FILL CHURCH PULPIT

The Rev. r. L Bussabarger will
arrive in Pendleton September to
occupy the pulpit OF the Christian
church Of Pendleton. left vacant by
the departure of the Rev. II. II. Hub
bell. who left this city to take a pas
torate in spokane. The new minis
ter will be accompanied by Mrs. Bus
"a barger and thair two childreh-
Thes Rev. Mr.. 8ussabarger comes to
this city from Everett. Washington
Al present he is not regular pastor
OF any church. He is a man of wide
experienced as = minister and was for
merly field representative for Spo-
kane University. a Christian college.
r.. NJ. Alien is In the city FROM
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11
SEVEN DIE IN FIRE
IN AMUSEMENT PARK

MONTREAL. Aug. 1t.--Seven
bodies. charred beyond recognition.
are at the morgue here today follow
ing a fire last night in Dominion
park, an amusement resort. 1t is
believed three of the victims were
men, three women and one a small
boy. A cigarette stub is supposed to
have started the blaze.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11

proved today srd the administrators
sole heir.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11

r, f. Chapman is in tho city from
Kalispell Montana.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11

r. NJ. Alien is In the city from
Portland. .A1 al y
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1919-08-11

his paper ~ ~ mempcr ana audited
the Audit Bureau OF CircuIations
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
Lost Three Husbands
IN War; Gets Sl72 a Month

A negru w0faau liz dra~tag
thre~ s3T.5o checks. OF slG2.1si
month. troaa the government.
for the lass Of thres hashs nsts
!; sssssfne fhs war. ant wifi Gfw@
that amount for ~ years.
Mrs. Afaaada Jones husband
died If spinal meningitis sSsan
after catering the service aaa-
ta&isg out sie,0oo Insurance
policy.
Tho widow jones married
man named Smith. He took oas
a maximum ilfs INSURANCE poi.
ley In her favor. aat sss killed
In action,
Then Mrs. Amanda Joaissh
Smith married Private jssassn.
a returned soldier. sko also
named her 10 $1,000 policy.
inraehsa made her q widow
sAiEa ssaa4a In lgax tAaa fwa
years
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
Becomes Dangerous Only When
Caught in Bank Close
to Earth.
SENSATION IS DESCRIBED
Full es Meter 10 % Strong Aviator
Never Knows Ne Ia out Of Normal
Position Until ~ 10 Aelo
70, Sac, the, Ground ..s..,..... e.,

New York Flying upside down In
hank " clouds az fog. as Captain Al
cock aud Lieutenant irown found
themselves doing on their tonrrey
across she ocean. Is not Of nil ancons.
r,nn or particularly dangerous, Hun
drrtss II ayla'orS who we're serving 90
the western frnut In The allied armies
experienced this sensation time and
again ~ hath their scouting and bomb
iGe work,
kcrohaflt Ayers think netting of It.
II becomes dangerous only shefa isTs
arr caugh, Ia a hank clASe to earth,
A. IN american acr'hAtis 0yer who
was serving IN the British army on the
t9anaar@ frnpt explained 10 a New
YORK Herald uan az TIE hceirning Of
tAc ta4; rsls.aa nct'ish drive;
IT'S ~ easy as failing If q log"
H. Nas 3ag|3.ne Economically sA the
laaB,;cs q flying around IN cloud
hack. ..M
Every cate IN q vli!s." be ex.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
@CAN | BIZ
CUREDl" SAYS
THE SUFFERER

Hsw sfssn hare zen beard sAss saa
cxy fre1 tho sietlms ef dssesss, Per
hap& He dserder has guss teo ssr fmr
Aslp Ast efieaes II 10 }ast In iss fFss
ssag~s aSa tho pains and aeAss are aEay
AatakA'x afss ssseA far, kesA 10 res
despair. Find eet Tho caass and give
nsiurs I'll the Aeip you can and ses
Win repay yea wtlA Asa.ih Leak atssr
tAs ks4ArsA TIE kiaasys ere the sasst
evsrwssaeA crgsns u the haman h<s4y,
md xhxn they tail In tArir wurh nj
STEERING aad threxinS u .hs psassa
that cpnstsntiy acxuEsaialss IN ths xys.
tam, svssytksng sses ws0ae. GOLD
MEDAL Aaartsm Od Cspsuiss wsli
ssvs aimess Immediate relief srcn Hid.
nsy ard hlaadsr ssvuhles aaA tAsir Aia.
drsd ailnsatA TAsy will tres y~sr
hcdy from pain IN sAort order. Bat 10
sure 10 ri GOLD MEDAL Look for
the name on every hax. II three ssseA
seaiex paskaess. Monxy refunded 4
hsy " MT hsle yes. ADV,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
HAIR TONIC B00MS As DRINK
Porto Rico Discovers Scalp Remedy
Contains q 90 Per Cent
"kick.~

San Juan, Porto Rico, Hair tonic
has leapesi In favor as q drink In
Ponce. 10 one week mare than 1850
bottles OF kind manufactured by a
lnsal rr,n under @ formula registered
With the insular government was sold
In that city The tonie. said to ecntaln
more Than % per cent alcohol. 10 re-
ported to have been selling at Is cents
drink, despite the fact that l, con.
talnyi drugs which. although re.orse,i
to lee Of hrneh, to the hair when ex.
tcrnnlly applied. are said ~ be- some
what harmful 10 the system when
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
UP . pass.

we nessi a patriotic song said the
nussesl manager /: something usc#i.ra
that viii appeal bath to the popular
sar and the statesrnsn's intslslgwnce :"
Il have Il" exclaimed the rnfhnsi.
sssie cotatnser make II a anc5ley ~
Sweet Land ~ Liberty aud "A Life
iii ~ thss Oeeaiii wave. 49,, y
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
BEN LILLY MOST
FAMOUS HUNTER.

siai g9serrsssGf I'D esEry on Vhe wurK.
In 1tssdaE!ah to ARiElass Killed BIZ tISp-
ping AMI shessiag. ntiAaas u ss&asns.-
EraLFss' asgs, Fahhats, taxss sna wood
efEcAs have be~a destroyed sy ths
carefully organized poassaing cnhnpasGa
esad0ctsst BY the biological sgavey.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25
FLYING UPSIDE
DOWN THRILLS

planned. when you ara 5000 or $500
fre' M. you viii ran ia,o q great pile
Of feecy clouds that turn the whole
world into a fairylana, II lies be-
fore you, a great ball Of dawny, spark
Ing mist. |, leaks almost real enough
for Won TO step right cut 81 your ma.
chine and walk around Same os these
cloud banks stretch for miles. like q
great white world. There are uonn
tstns, chasns, rivers lakes and caD
yons running oil through them
xocm Over the Top
"Just a. Won come ia the great
r'ont yNu srttfs4sis rsslf Seek sh~ nsa
JOY stick and Room down the ether
side. perhaps Into a laka~--ths, IL. u
looks like a lake Then you come 70
\ succession nf bills or mountains snd
you 60 roomin. pp and then down
Hike a hi. roller coaster,
Then you win run into q great
break In the clouds just like can
yca. Tho white. feecy hanks rise to
the right md left II you for hundreds
NJ feet. with the pure blue SKY over
yua and more white, TlIs,ensng
clouds under you. Fer mile after n,sle
you wiii follow arcuGd Ia these high
walls, just as clearly defined "a the
wallis of the Grand canyon. Some
'itses you travel straight away for
u,'ses; Then you will come 70 sharp
angular turn and shoot around II 10
" vertical turn. II IN nil Hike d dream
sni mo artist ever painted mars al
Turing fantasy tn white ard hlue.
"Ssmetinses the canyen Will elnse IN
trcni ~ goa and yea dive straight into
the clouds or you may he going
around. Often ynu with follow aruand
untsl you Lose al sense q direction or
balance. Yoa think yon ~itl dixie down
toward earth ard se~ where yoa are.
VOC rush rcr the Joy sfics, but inc
cid hes DOES no, aHswer:-jass keeps
90 going ard tecsrnug mare cranky
svery naraeni Then you know Tou
ere H,sns upside down or perhaps 9th
year body almost horizontal, There 10
tuss nae th.ag tn do--les 90 os the
fy stick and the asS bux will tuEnhis
oct If the ciovas Yeu many sSrDe oct
tnding ysur head straight down TO-
ward th@ esrtA. or hcrfrsmtal With r.
Th~n II Ia Ma easy nssssev to aattsA
oct and travel 90.
Travelling ursics Down.
lieu 40 not realize yca are rge,de
dowa because yon sre fas; In 'he rna-
chine and the mctpr Is roaring ire
nsendesssiy sAt prtisrg bard right TN
Ger yes There Is nc danger whea tan.
tne cwf CT tae cao1ts--aster your srM
tsszyAle. 1. Is the s-xs thas sl~nys
Asakes q 1saa wonder rita. has hsp-
rsasd 70 his machine, bgt a. scson ~
ne In est In the clear hs realizes What
Las ocrr--y-. ana be nFwer fergsts u.
With the resalt hat he IN rrwrAre&
for the ss;raiios aSnin az any tine.
IAN danger In this situation sas
been practically e'ssn'nssed bow. fox
they ara rsHktsg machines stranger snd
ssroarer every aay. and tssy se~fu IN
h-e able Ia ssaaa Sltnast any shfsck 90
test to Which yoH esn sEAiect taszn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

cAana Expe~tsna Fiess,

Before sAe was thasa lxasNsssi barge
suarftfiyt ~ Mke~i nyaAs, Ass s@ ssss~i
as Ia taaay eih@s respects CAsaa has
he~a thrawa rs~sn sss e~E wssars~s
shroagh the war. aad IL neM develop
Tag - esFags trade IN thAs ssasasnssaagy.
IN issf7 CANA expefteA assasssa sasrrsS
VI Gear. hall If which weas 10 ksssSaa.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

'Tayer Tablets VI Aspirin to h4
genuine uust he marked With tts
safety Bryce Cross" Always buy an
unbrokrn Bajrr package which, coa'
taIns FfJiFtr itrattl7ds 10 4gdTsfy wv
llcvc Headache. Poothache. farachs
Neuralgia, Colds and pain, Handy tin
boxes og L. tphlrts cost hn, r..
cents az drug stnrss~-larger packages
also, Asrlr,n " the trade marx ot
Bnyer Manufacture Of Monoaeetic-
setarster ut SalityltcaetI Ady.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

"r.s nat.>.=t IA sb,,ay LID unplr~
Ing tn t&Schaif''-
"WhBtf"
1T urvrr seems ~ Erep q sNd team
from Nlaglas NaI' saue~
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

To Fuvity asd fnrteh the B'e.d
rAs~ DNpN :, ( fAAfHi,kaN Nhtu TONIC
shtch - stmpEs IRON asa QIlNiNE s@a"
feu1ed IA Hyrbs s0 F'saasat yves Caiiarea
Ike II t,su IA ssee feet We ssrsnstAsainA
lAuxefstas EHesi FtiRs ace.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

Los Angeles, Police expect IN pick
Mp the scen, ot last night hnreiarM
They stole tea pounds Of limharges
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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-25

Wofk q . pleasure, ] Tell at my frisfhls
who have sny trouble Of this kind what
Lydia T. PinkhAm's Vegetable Com
pouwd has done ,or me. - NELLIE d.
BarrrrncHAx. 80 Calvs.son 3D.. Balti-
more, Md
IL 10 only natural for any woman 10
dread the thought Ut On operation. So
many women have been restored 10
health by this famous remedy. Lydia u.
Pinkhams Vegetable Compound after
m operation has been advised that IL
vii. pay any woman who snsfers from
such ailments 10 consider rsyng II be-
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