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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
weekly Dry Goodx RexIen.

NEW YORK, sept co.-Cotton goods
markets. have become s;ead!cr and
ihcte has been healthier inquiry
rom printers, converters and jobbcrs.
the jonbers nave placed very substan-
iial orders for Singhams and uphoi-
lines OF wash fabrics OF a fancy
rr!n; cloths and sheetings have ad
vanccd in price from the low points.
ana some few sales have been made
Tor delivery beginning in January and
running through the first three months
Of the year: The demand for fine high
There has been more business pass
ing IN hose and betting duck and in
special fabrics required by the auto
mobile trade. Less speculation hsa
been manifested in the new buvine
than has been seen for n long time.
and the selling agents are OF the
opinion that much better trade is
ahead
Production continues below capacity
due 20 labor incfhc!cncy. and deliveries
arc behind in number of Instances
RcpnriS are increasing OF the number
o. new mills being planned and of the
pressure 10 secure control of cstab-
tisned mills. showing the confidence OF
investors IN the siiuat ion. The export
ders could be booked ii goods were
available. Yarns arc steadier. Prices
quoted are:
i'rint cloths. os-nch. G4xs4s lie ;.
stNbos, ioi-c.. ISL. inch. s4xsIs isc .
brown shcetinEs. Southern standards
- and zoe: den ms. .o0s. Southern
ndlSo. !. &c: tickinSs. S-ouncc. l5c.:
staple ,SinGhams. 22iac; prints. 19c..
nominal: dress ginshams c1is and soc
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ssycan,or" street. September :. 1910. SEQ
i..' l sss:, sS TO fs., %. .
1 smS:r lsi s:'s sl.sS Ss stuart Road Sep
;esi " 'S''iS .d :s" M Ha'i Hs:a
6 5fe' ,, :%oi b.: inc Ladies Sim SS"' Sav
4. t. D.nonn ana ". D. Nunn.liy. ,rus.
s s; dsSs. III o' Hi. :. cs. 1e Bout:
y y, ,s,. s. ss, north Of asin Street, Angus,
80 80: HPefs SS' s.!yei Mc"s WIZ:
cast OF James STREET. sep,embcr T. 1919,
'$sS g. "Is'S: ss,; t. 2sGEs. e.
sso,ssS.5 ,. 'n isis: 1909 .' ., "s"'< street
10 e . s s"a o and f ...se. Ss
S ss sas, ii5se
S S,., $;I: ,s ss south Street, Au.
sff Gig ;.S' s@'S%s
south ,Hi' o T'ft oosk sses ses ss
assEs and "is 50 fs:. sS sy r 10
Ss 9' M ccsn ns ss5G' 80
a;5: ";,:;s; !Iss'*S 3 y II W.,
" +. Rsdd and b G. whcrrv. trustees.
to w. I. Wills 6ai:a Zee. q, southcast
Boulevard. August d. 1919: tt,sc0
]. T. carncal trustee. to John NJ. Gar.
Street. is1ia3 feet incht. north Inc Dance
street % feet cast OF Richie Street. Sept.
:. 1912 Sii
z Il. Pollard. u. tssussec, 70 Rom T..
shall street q feet; Inches bv $50 feet
north line Matshali street. i32 feet inches
cast OF Adams Street. September g. 1919
Joscrh c. Tayior and John Garland FOL.
lard. trus,ccs to trustees OF Gintcr parh
Nethods, r:n..conai Church. South. ioax2ib
feet irreeularp at northwest corner I.abur-
mum Avenue and Hawthorn Avenue July
10. 1919: N.5f0.
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= Zee, ' at Of kinney street Angus, "a
Mary + ,,rosn md Robert z. 'hs.".nd,;
July is. 1919: ,i.ois.
N@sss sns sx MS' fs. to no M I'D. m
v' !" Av Ss4.nss Il sS s s:.. -,
tee. No. 1924 Grove Avenue. ga b.
III 4, feet south line Drove Avenue: ia
i ,.,, O.. a. 10. .; CRANKY Street September l.
ra II; r. Gss.n no, I" ;:oa J. rnsnn'ns I5
f.et cas-, line Griffin A"cnur. ID feet north
OF Essex street, September .. lsl3; $500
es luz So H.t' :" ' at. ss..o f.s;
csa, line Second Avenue. AZ f"c, south OF
" Ksnp s,F; e. ssp,s%s'5 ss,' e
20. No 732a wos, Franklin street. Is b.
its feet south lin" Franklin street; 275
ie,s: ss.G7?.so. "e'''''''e' :
kcmpsr W. fancy to ". =; ruteell, Jr..
~ 10 foo, south lin, FRANKLIN street: s75
fcc, wes, Of rildon Street. September 3
1919; 1884
- feet lnchos by SO fee; wc., limo Boule
ssp pa 'Gs SYN ,s q Monument Avenue
? lucy {. Goui s /" <. J. ch.wn,ns. Ir.
trustee: ~. iiol Grirn Avenue. asxla5 fee,
Srss c ss ;c sn
Franklin D. Robins Ia Leroy L. Brown
trustee. No. 1905 West Grace Street, ~ by
80 foe, south side Grace street; 7o7 fec,
cast Of Allen Avenue July IS. 1919: $3.50
Rosa Shut and Julius 'husbsnd,. % Poi;
lard & BaSby. Inc. trustees. So-. to and
to3 North Seventeenth street. - fest
inches by 50 feet 10 inches =; northcas;
corner Seventeenth and Marshall Streets
September >. 1914; $3.50.
i r: Carr and Leila ,wifep, to polla rd
& R,yby Inc trustees No a.0S Eas;
Rr,aG street Ss,le. fcct north line Broa,
Street: 40 feet west ., Thir;v.sixth Stres;
Saptcmbnr / 1918: stijn
u. 70 r-a,.i ;, ~ 9 pAt
-, sI u, 10 W: .: HonihsSn an'
rtHHn'in - n"o,nh; trus'ce.. los. bi5i an,
H., w 70, aatn %. tohi." tect soutf
hmr, ,rnrnc 49,, - teia1,, "a" a" Hu
~, - r nus1 - 80 ei..so. :.
,.5o sprh 20 9, ", pIsigson' ornS.'s, No
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EMrORIA. VA. Sent. 2o.-.rho So,.h
Emporia Methodist Episcopal Church
building WHICH has been designed by
mond is to eos, something over SAD omn
when completed. 1t Ia to be OF brich
n 80 ny ss feet In sizs. The. building
Lighting and heating apparatus abn,,,
S2.5no more. oou'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21

F1NCASTLE. VA. Sept. 2o.--Th.
paieville Limo Mari Corporation. re-
Gently organized in Butctourt ,.onntv
with $4,000 capital stock, proposes -
establish lime works in this county
WIN daily capacity OF siSty tons tina
works are expected to be in Operation
by the first OF the coming year.
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shipbul,dins Plan. Err,r.,,

NORFOLK. VA. Sept 81. This
Eoionna Marine Railway Corporation
IN January last. and has since heen
building it's new plant. has now deridsa
70 build An additional crandniI rail
$500, 900. 'SVo anu
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CHICAGO LIVE srocn M>uxxr

,,ni,itS nno. sept D-Hoes: receipts. :hnro
Hnsu, E i 80, NJ r'th yeS,sndas average.
cattle: receipts. CO. becf steers stead.
70 - cents lover calves. % cents to 81
Snecp: receints. $50 Compared with
."Hk ago. killing grades irreEular.y. 81 to
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NV YORK LIVE srnck M.uKrn

NEW YORK. Sept -c.--I3ccvcy no rad
Ing Calves. .t".hy Noaig 1901, 80 o.
"ulls nGom'70. saim milk and fed calves.
iImT 1907: RraSScr.. 1880 sheen M, la,nb.
steady; sheep. Location: lambs: y ,on $500
cul!*. sboh 1000: Gull sheep. .OVs1a:o Hogs.
no trading. 1850
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HENRIco BARGAIN AND SALE.

ais to Il. M. Kent. Jr. lis acres In =" Tuck:
sh"s p''F d;s , ySs' Of city 'Rieh"ond'
Z, {. BoMics. and Susie t~lte,; Ct ali.
Road. mile vest Of u!en Alien station.
Sept. !. 1915. 2.!Ol.
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MISCELLANEOUS MAnKErs
DRY Gn0nS

SE" YORK. Sept. 2o-Cotton ual 10 ling
,.H"r' rctb Tor spot and future delivery.
Yarn price were reduced and much I'm !.
ett'ed. Wo" goods were quiet. bu, very
scrc scarce an! nrm
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-09-21
cmAScERY DEEDS or TRUST.

Mary E. Meyer 10 i se,aoo r,y,or -.
,9s Y .G ~, fef, ".th Inc s,usr %Ss
* &,, q Siasis,ss ina suT,. ,x,te, .
$500 1.c, east liao Twcn,v,ifth Street.:
s.. 90 mort" OF Street august IS 1919;
> "a, ~ SI,nsi",on End susc t"if-, -
s5 tx t t,ss Il n.r,hs.s, corner r.en,s -nrth
~" Mrs iI, III. ,, m1su.t ~ ialy: $500,
trustee F.a%a NI HSsnua T"i isnai3
ens Of Plum Street "s xSngS - f fne
- = paI, Ia, Arthur r On. p aiisi rus sGS
rr~sularp south fn Inc Park Ax emu ;n1 ne;
inch. .I. ~, of Morris street August y.
nan. trustee: 40. liz. Msin"- Ase "na.
Pos y 'gS, SCUM q saSs MiIa Road ss asp
;, ~ ~, Ai.Zoo.
y yaEies a. rriSe TO Franz = hicheson ana
g" Esnss an, n'1h,sT, .2rn.r Gh"mbslayn.
H9Eus! ~ !.I?' Fs SIZE. r"TA boulevard
t. X 4, i.nsss,sT Jr, and Jahn Gdke.
81 "*S' e.: S"s ~ in nS " Srsih Mn'h
"s Ss;, saH'@ EESs % 'ss'
~, Il Roots ana ncboeca ,wi,c, to +.
i rus,eas 80 It q G Wah, ana ~ T. Wil.
e.4 %; st. James "ssh rar; ss1c" 80 ,Ss,
i1.5. NuSuS' - 1912
to Marion Lee Holmes; Of baltimore. sid.
Bounded on north hy t;roye Avsnue o sast i"h hH
containing II acres AprIl i. ieIav ,tn 2.'o'
Marion lie" holmes. Of Baltimore Md
70 !h"nas g Gordon. IL acres bounded on
S,rt ~ Troy" Avenue. cast nv Girnuur
- Id .s'1.n. ny cary street Road. May
~, 49, 80, -
10 NJ r Rich.."pn n r Mnhic Hiancns ,wife)
WOOD Avcnrs sen!r u f"s, NO 10, Edre.
wood Avenue: 200 Zee, north of Itroo r:nEe
Paris Boulevard. Scptemn.r u ipnro1si.n o
beverly H. DAVIS and I:lsin ph,iii-SV.
a"ide, to r. F.. ". GOODWIN trustee N.
Sdd? anG &lis.A Grov" Avenue t0xIa5 foe,
aou.n ilnc Grove Avenue. 43 feet inche.
$50 IS, o. sycamore street September :. ieis:
rercr l.. Johnso, ~, ~, :,
hin Road 50 Zee; tnSh.s NJ % so Edge.
lin" EGgchlli Road: -. rs.; - inhl sst w"st
John ". krouse To James = i;o aai b,s
rIsi"e =. l-21l2o feel. at southeas; 1870
IISSIiohisi Avenue anu Cary street july il
t,,h ,s"g.
40 81 ta,tar 10 =: 7 carneai. trustee.
cas-, In ~ IN h'nn.y street 30xi02 feet
Moor S;ran, str"et: ~ feet south OF
Max +: Runhrn,vnss' ~ :, 1873: sl.s0s
tee "wclsley Anar, = earheai. TITUS.
ics, HrrsEular) north linz ps1is it,,ss
:l2 - fec, west OF T.ombsrar s,HHs.t Nenue'
'emher 5. 1918: .iG. 500 street Sep
T. Hnurew MICA. Parker TO H. r Pollard
~. ustee. 25xdlls feet on west line 90.
'oni"I hF"nur September 6. 1918: si0Ca
10 Wilt o'N ana william l.. fhusbu nd)
Cha Mn Stre.;"' as,i,icr' trustee. No. 1903
sorncr Charan and iinden 1, at at southwest
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notetourt Lin. WORT. n.u.,,

~ corNs seals. shoppers and all kind, ~
nSEireS TOR stopp"rng closing Or sealing
opttlcS, Vessels ana utensils OF all k,rhS -
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HENRlcO RELEASE DEEDS.
CHARTERS ISSUED.

n. II Meade. trustee; TO 7; { fudus iot
90 - tet south line Princeton Road.
Be.cYin Para. June -. 1913: $3.50.
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Cardinal Mcrcl-r on Wa, SOM.

NEW RoRk: Sept 20.-belighted ~
the cordial welcome which nc receirs3
ana promising to return to New York
October ). Cardinal Mercier lef, NJ ~
ll:lo y. Nj today tor Baltimore
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Markets

Continued From Tenth Paxco
beArish control. Prices closed unsettled &c
10 lac net lower Oats lost "a to ii.c.
Provisions finished unchanged to Lm down.
Leading futures ranged ms follows:
"HEAT--FI n atin
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COFFEE
SEN rOkS rnRR MARKET.
/. " YliIL

$500. COFFEE
SEW YORK. sept p.--Spo; coffee nom:
nal RIO .. iji7. Santo. g. si1
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CHAScERY RELEASE DEEDS.

Stuart Bowe, trustee. to n: II. Melton. No
1925 Charin Street. lsaxlii feet south line
Cha,an street: ss feet east Of Meadow street
September S. 1919: 36.I20.
Nos, I0t. 7os-7os-7io Brook Avenue. s2Ist ID
feet west line Brook Avenue: "a feet 10 l..
inches north of Duvai Street. September s.
1918: 1850.
Richmond Trust Company. trustee to
Charles II. Smith and Annie V. (wife) No
1ol state street, 20 feet 4 inches BY ITO
ssr, at ,oS,hsasa c9rnSs stats , End Fulton
Alvin b. Hu.zier. and p. e. W. Goodwin.
aIia-A Grow. Avenue. to9Ia5 fee, south nI ina
Grove Avenue: - feet inches east OF
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Selling Prices on F,eef.
Following are the wholcsaic saline
nr,Ses fer week ending Yesterday on
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-11-20

breath, after he had moved to that
town from Glenwood, before it elect,
ed him mayor. And so well did ne
carry off the honors of that office that
Sank Centre has kept him on the job
ever since-3 terms
whether the city will go right on
and make it habit, this thing OF
electing Mr. DuBeau mayor, remains
to be seen, but it looks now as though
the habit was pretty well formed all
ready, and Sank Centre seems to feel
pretty complacent about its quickly
formed Judgment as to his being
mayoralty timber
Mayor DuBeau is proprietor of the
Palmer House. He was also in charge
of the four Liberty Loan campaigns
in the city.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-11-20
Sank Centres Mayor
Now in Limelight
ssPershing Way. Magazine Points To
Mayor DuBeau As a Who's Who
In Recent Issue

Mayor A. j. DuBeau of Sank Cen
tire is basking in the limelight of the
aWho's Who" columns of the Perish
ing Way, a periodical published al
Cedar Falls, Iowa.
The article points to Mr.. DuBeau's
two successful terms as mayor of this
city, and reviews the entry of that
gentleman into the politics, and al
ministration Of Sank Centre.
Mayor DuBeau came here from
Glenwood. The article in the Perish
ing Way had the following in part to
say regarding the Sank Centre ex-
ecutive:
"Sauk Centre, Mimi, didn't hardly
give Art DuBeau time to catch his
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-11-20
VISIT HOME SCHOOL

Senator w. A. Nolan, Of Mower
county, and James Machette. secre-
tary of the Board of Visitors, were the
guests of the Home School for Girls,
Wednesday afternoon. The gentle
men have no supervision over the
girls school, and their visit was an in
formal one. Mr.. Nolan stated to the
Herald in the evening that he was
familiar with the work of the various
institutions of the state and was
very Mandatory with reference to the
existing conditions at the girls school.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-11-20
Soldier Kills Woman
He Loved. and Self
Mrs. Ada Williams, Formerly OF st
Cloud, Murdered In Minneapoli4
Monday Afternoon.

Joseph e. Moore, a returned soldier
in a fit of jealous rage, killed his
sweetheart, Mrs. Ada Williams, ana
then turned the gun on himself.
The dead woman's sister states that
Moore called at the woman's apart
ments shortly after noon. They came
down to the sisters apartment q little
later. After short time there they
went to prepare dinner Tor Moore:
Shortly after the sister was horrifleo
to hear three shots. On going up
stairs she found the couple dead on
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-11-20
Dubois Now Heads
Agricultural Socie u
Succeeds Henry Borgmann Who Retres After Three Full
and Successful Terms--John C. West New Membes
OF Board Of Drectors--Financia Report Made

Benjamin Dubois, vice president of
the First State Bank of Sank Centre,
was elected president of the Agricul-
tural Society Of Stearns county at a
meeting of that organization at the
rooms of the Commercial Club in this
city. last Friday evening.
Mr.. Dubois succeeds former presid.
emit Henry Borgmann, who insisted
upon withdrawing from the office Of
president after having successfully
served as head Of the organization fol
three years.
Mr.. Dubois has been identified with
the association for many years, anG
has served both as secretary and as q
director. In accepting his new office
President Dubois said: n
II feel that / have worked up to the
head of this society thru practically
every office in the organization.
have served as your secretary and as
member Of your board Of directors
and now accept this new res
possibility feeling that I have made
the climb step by step from the very
bottom"
Mr.. Borgmann in retiring from his
office stated that he did not feel thai
his business would permit him to con-
tinue in the capacity of head of the
society, and he requested that his
name be Withdrawn from the candid.
acy to succeed himself as president
Mr.. Bergman was then elected vics
president to succeed Gunther Hilleruo
Gordon v. Morse was elected to
succeed himself as secretary of the
society, as was Leo Schoenhoff, treas
urer.
The only change in the board OF
directors was the election of John G
West, superintendent of schools, to
succeed M. D. Aygarn.
The new board Of directors of this
Agriculture Society are Ben Dubois,
J.. A. Brown, John McGibbon, George
Rice, DR.. a.; F. Henneman, John G.
West, F. J. Borgmann, E. A. Richards,
j. B. Schoenhoff and Harry Hooper.
s. Financies In Fine Shape
The report of the secretary, read
before the meeting, showed the as
ISOLATION to be out Of debt, and IN ex.
cellent financial condition, situation
which is rare in organizations of THE
kind in the state. The report in gen.
eral showed thrifty growth and q
prosperous future outlook for the fan
association. The secretary's report in
full follows: -.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-11-20
CONTINUED on page 81

the floor in each others arms.
The sister said that the couple was
very much in love but that Moore waA
of a very jealous disposition.
The dead woman's parents live in
st. Cloud. Her maiden name was
Ada Hudson, being the daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Hudso1. CD
was 80 years old and her slayer IS.
Mrs. Williams was widow and
leaves two small children. Her re-
mains will be taken to st. Cloud for
burial.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1919-11-20


Total 3s4.08
Active membership, 100; attend
ance, s7O0; entries, 1775; Insurance..
$4,000.
A comparison of the figures Of the
last year, shows an increase Of S901.51
in the surplus and some $700 less IA
indebtedness, than year ago. The
admissions amounting to $3608.85, are
S467.7f greater with an estimated at
tendance of 900, which establishes q
record new in the experience OF the
fair. In other respects the statements
are very similar, as shown by the bal
ance of within eight cents and the
same amount of premiums paid, the
difference of this item being only 56
cents. The association enjoys the dis
tinction of being one Of very few IN
the state which is out of debt.
Discuss Future Fairs
Many plans for the Improvement OF
fair conditions were discussed at the
meeting Friday. These questions will
be taken upAat a later date together
with the setting of dates for mex.
years fair.
Perhaps one Of the most important
matters taken under advisement was
that Of establishing pure blooded stock
sales to be held during the annual
fairs and the inaugurating Of a possi-
BILE sale week program to be held on
the fair grounds at various intervals
during the year.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-18
|FEEIne HUE?
LINER LAZY?
TAKE 4 CAloTM
Wonderful How Young and
Energetk iou Feel Alter
Taking This Nausealess
Caiona<l Tablet.

II voa hsss not tried Cantaha
you have a delightful surprise =
waiting yous Tbs wonderful liver
cleansing and systsm.panfying pro
pssties u Calosnel may no~ be en-
ioysd without the slishiess anplsas
aatncss. A Calotab 81 bedtime
uith swAllow al ws,-r that's oil
No taste. no sal,s. no, the slightest
unpleasant effects You wakr ~
In the morning feeling 80 good tia
you want 10 lsugf, about IL foa'
liver 10 elesu. yoar system 10 puii
fed yon appetite hearty ka'
whst YOU ~ish. no danger. Tn.
nett time yoa feel lsxy, mean, nsfv'
oas. b,ns OF discouraged give youi
liver . ihosoush cleansing ~i,A =
Calossh They SIRE NJ perfect that
pour druggist 10 authorized 10 fe-
fund The plies - guarantee thsi
you Gill b. delighted
Calotaes are sold only 10 original.
sealed packages, Price thirty i've
cent. A, oil dsssstofes -- adv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-18
! :. xJrysiee ) Nle.>

Whereas by deed II trust oi re-.
cord Ia book No. - page 800 81
the Register officers su Dickson
County. Tennessee O \, Bucknet
conveyed to W, |, Choste deceased,
~ Trustee tract ~ parcel nj land
hereinafter described And the
said " | Choste having died since
| the executi q! said deed Of ,iu.t.
and the holder Of said note, Thomas
| B. Walker. hss requested. au'horlf
ed snd appointed me as the sue
crssor 10 the sald " /. Choatr in
writing said writing heipe recorded
in the Registers otiicr at Charlotte.
Tennessee, Ia execute this trust,
which Nv Ia sfrsYe the payment vt
rote and interest set out aud
described In said deed vt ,rusl snu
~hefwas aeiAu.. haa hetn made 10
the payment 81 said note. 40 pro.
vided by the terms aud conditions
ii ss,d deed oi trust. and.
Whereas the owner and holder OF
said note has requested me a. sub
s,itute trustee TO advertise and sell
said property to enforce the col
lection VI said Indebtedness, notice
IL hereby given tha, | as substitute
trustee will on saturday. September
Ia. 1918 Il twelve o'clock. noon IN
front u The south door Of the Court
|hrusc IN Dickson, Tennessee cffrr
ior sale al public auction 10 the
highest bidder TOT cash, free from
the EQUITY 81 redemption, home
stead. hower snd all other sxemp-
,ions. a ,rse, Of parcel 81 land In
Dickson County. Tennessee, deserib-
ed ~ loslows
SAM. being in The 18th civil
disu;c. OF Dicksou County. and
bounded 90 the north by Stree.
anil Hudson. on lie south by @, \
Buckner: on the wes, by Hudson
On the eas. by Van Dean supposed
10 contain thirty acres more OF ICES
Transferred 10 @ n Buctner by J
W .Buekne.. aud recorded in |. q
d, c. book page.
n. c. RICHARDSON
Substitute Trustee
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-18
Noh-REsiogkT NOTICE


ia this cause, IL appearing 10 tbs
CLERK. from the bill. which 10 swou
Ia. that the Defendant. kdns Maj
Barnes 10 nonresident oi The
State OF Tsanesss@. 30 that the
ordinary process Of Law sannot be
served upon her. II 10 ordered by
the Clerk. that non resident publics-
ton be- made Tor the ssid Edna
Mai, Barnes, commanding her TO
appear Of the Court House 10 the
town Of Charlotte. tennessee, IN
the
FOURTH MONDAY IN JULY
next II being the regular term Of
Court; snd plead, snswef, or demur
to the bill Sled against her Tor
divorce. ~ the case will be ~, for
hearing ex parts.
l.. J. BROWNING. CLERK.
JOE X. WEEMS, Sol. iof the Com.
plaiDsnt Il
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-18
Plan to Save Day.
Light to Be Continued

Washington. July 1.-THE dav
light saving plan. under which III,
clocks oi the enan'ry are turned u,
and hour Ia March aud moved bach
In October, viii be cpn,inusd in
definitely,
This vas assured today when, FOL
lowing President Wilson's veto oI
the $sSaU,ooO assiealiural appso
ps.ai,on bill hscause II iss rider ~
peaiins the day light saving act, The
House failed by vote VI ~ 10
lSS 10 pass the measure ever the
frss' isnss v~te. Strength master.
ed By the repeal stvAeAtss vas eight
votes less than the necessary two.
tninis Of these present.
Party lines we're disrvssraed In
the voting, a,emh-rs from ssr,cul.
tarsl districts sourre al mos.
Of the opposition passss.
Of the bill ~ OH sinAle enacted with
representatives from b. urban dis
tricts opposias
House advocates I the ssreal
said toaisht that 40 further effort
would BE- made At this session. per.
haps, not 10 thi. Congress, which
continues IN existence until Narh.
l92l. TO wipe o0t this ACT
Senate leaders also indicated that
no action would be originated in
the hedy ~ repeal ehe msasure. -
Nashville rernessean.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1919-07-18
LAND SAX.
Il A. NfHAGEN.
vs..
J h. MULLINS. krAl.S

Ia Chxncery Court Al Dickson.
Tennessee.
la obedience TO 4 decree Of the
Chancety Court At Dickson. Tenn.
made st the April Term. 1919. 10
the above siy!sd case, i will. on
Saturday. the 10Th. day Of August,
1919. at noon. in front IT the court
house door 10 Dickson. Tennessee.
cell to the highest aud best bidder
the property In said decree descsib.
Cd. being a tract Of land knovn -
the Mark Fort tCm,) tract a land
lying and being in tbs l3sA Civil
District d Dickson Couutv. Ten.
nesse<. and deshribed ~ iollews:
Located in The 18th, civil district
Of Dickson County. Team. on the
nead waters oi Ysllow Greek. and
bounded ~ lollovs; On The north
hy the land, al Asrk Fort sad Nsb-
lett, tCol.l Tn tina east by -
lands 81 Shipmsu; 90 the south
and wee, By the lanJs u J. ], CIT
ton. fos spsci6c houcdsfiss 80 deed
Of ]. 8. Mathis and wIe Eliaabsth
Ma,his to Nsrt Fort tCol.) coatian-
ias 20 scres. more ~ lee.
TERMS OF SALE.
Sale will b susas cash. subject
10 the right 81 rsdewptioo.
This l<th day Of July. 1919.
]. A. Clemen, Solicitor.
IL. Taylos. Cli- and Com.