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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21

og Pradiken stemte sammen,
mar Brorsons herlige Saline 4:
Den store hvide Flok vi se''
brusede gennem administrations
Hyelvinger. Ogsaa dette hang
sammen med hans personlige Liv.
Naar han talte ON ,den store
Fryd, naar vi engang tor tales
we'd i det dejlige Paradis hinsi-
des Diet store Svelg mine
Bredre, Vi har Diet bedste i Ven
tie" da merkede hans Tilharere,
at den, der talte, sely folte sig
som zen Trekfugl paa denne ar
me lord. Mar Solen begynder
at dale, og Sommeren err omme,
saa FLYER Vi hjem I'll den eyige
Sommer, hvor ale Taarer og Suk
og Savn er glemt."
Frimodt var like cen Mand
paa Pradikestolen og en- anden
Diet daglige Liv, naar def gjaldt
,,Sjal mod Sjel i Tomandstale. -
| hans Liv faldt Prasten og Men
nesket sammen.
bet var, SON Diet bley sagt
we'd hans Grav: Han hayde err
hveryet sig en- stor Frimodig-
he'd I'll at bekende Jesus baade
Menighedens Forsamling og j
den sneyre Kreds og der, hvor
han stod enc under fire 0jne
med ct Menneske. Og netop den
ne Frimodighedens Aand i Be
kendelsen af Jesu lagde lidt Or
Diet saaledes paa hans Leber, at
Diet slog ned i Hjertet og blew
gent af den, som horte. Spadse-
rede man med ham, kunde han
gribe ems Arm, Sc ind / 0jet og
sige: Kan Du tenke dig st9rre
Glade end at Sc og tale med Je-
sus? Naar han modte en- fattig
Kone eller EN- Arbejder, han
kendte, da varede de- like l9n-
&c, for Sp9rgsmaalet ON Sjg-
lens FrelSe kom paa Bane, og
naar han paa sin Morgentur
langs Soerne m9dte Professoren
j Filosofi we'd K9benhaVns Uni
%versitet, kunde han i Samtalens
Lob sige: Naa, Hr. Professor,
hyor langt err De, mn kommet
Systemet2 Err De smart naaet I'll
GolgataY Mar han kom forbi
Amagerkonen i Porten, kunde
han gaa hen til hende, sette sig
paa en- omvendt Grentkurv og
tale med hende ON de Ting, der
herer Guds Rige til.
| Is Aar var han Sogneprest
we'd St. Johanneskirken paa Nor
rebro. Store Skarer samledes un-
der hans Predikestol. Hvor man
&c der we'd hans Forkyndelse
blev kaldet til Livet i Gud, skal
engang aabenbares paa den sto-
re Dag. bet var en- Fest liver
S9ndag, skriver J. Steen, naar
vi samledes i Johanneskirken,
mems Salmesangen brusede gen
mem Diet herlige Rum og Ordet
led j Aands og Krafts Bevis-
ming. Def var en Menighed og
like blot en- Tilh9rerskare, der
medtes i Kirken.
Men hyor glad end Frimodt
var we'd den store Menighed,
der 'samledes i Kirken, saa brand
tie Diet dog i hans Hjerte, naar
han yandrede omkring i Diet sto-
re Sogn og tenkte paa allie de
mango Mennesker, som aldrig
kom i Guds Hus og aldrig h9rte
Guds Ord. Saa tog han fat paa
Missionsarbejdet ude i Sognet /:
de gamle, gudelige Forsamlin-
ger optoges paa ny, S9ndagssko-
Ter oprettedes med dertil hSren-
de Bibelklasser, kristelig Broder-
forening stiftedes, ligeledes kri-
stelig Forening for unge Mend /;
der holdtes M9der for Tjeneste-
piger, Handelskoner, o.s.v. BlOm-
stermissionen paa Hospitalerne
blev sat i Gang, og Arbejdet for
fal1no Kvin1ar Gil ~ ctarf Ctdd
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21

indtil Verdens Ende.o
Her har Vi Jesu sidste Willie
eller Testamente til hans Dis
ciple, til hans Menighed. Han
havde nu lagt Grunden for den
Bygning, som skulde opfores.
Han havde kobt sig en- Menighed
med sit eget Blod - at finde og
yinde denne Menighed, ale de
enkelte Medlemmer af den, nd
af allie Folkeslag paa Jorden
Diet var nu Diet store Hyerv,
som Discipline modtog fra Je-
sus, og som fra dem er gaaet l
Arv til de sildigste Slegters
Jesu Disciple.
Missionsbefalingen grunder Je-
u (og saa skal VII like alene
paa sit 0nske i saa Henseende,
men paa sin Almagt: Mig
err given al Magt i Himmelen og
paa Jorden - derfor gaar
II d." Som Almagtens HERE raa-
der han over Menneskene, som
han har skabt og genl9st. Som
Almagtens HERE kan og VII
han give Midlerne, hvoryed Diet
enkelte Menpeske, skikket for
Guds Rige, skal yindes: Aanden
og Naademidlerne. ,,Al Magt l
Himmelen." Som Almagtens Hire
re kan og vii han uddrive Vid-
ner og udruste dem lined Kraft
fra Diet hole. Og de enkelte
kaldte Mennesker med Kraft til
O~mvendelse og Tro. -Altsaa !:
bet err kun ham, Vidnerne og
Menigheden skal stole paa men
Diet skal de ogsaa tro fuldt og
fast, at Diet aldrig kan slaa fell
for Almagtens HERE, at ale de
vindes, som kan vindes.
BefaIi ngens In d Id;
AT gore allie Folkeslag I'll
Disciple" Store livery for I'M
ge Menneskerl Discipline skal
a d Ill dem like yente,
at de kommer til Menigheden og
beder ON Undervisning. S9ge
dem op, forkynde dem Eyange-
liet, ,,forkynde i hans Navn Om-
vendelse og Syndernes Forladel-
Sc for allie Folkeslag, fra Jeru-
salem af." Forkynde at 1.-Two,
som tror og oliver dobt, skal
blive salig." F~orkynde den kors-
festede og genopstandne HERE
Kristus, og, at der like err Frel-
Sc j nogen anden.
Midlet, hvorved de skal
gore dem til Disciple: ID a a b e n
,,idet | d9ber dem j Fade
rens, Sonnens og den Hellig
Aands Navn." Selvf9lgelig maat-
te de ferst forkynde dem ON
denne treenige Gud, til hvilken
de skulde dobes, de MATTE ferst
faa Kundskab ON Gud ON
deres egen ulykkelige Tilstand
uden Gud = ON Frelsen i Kri-
stus - ON Hellig Aandens Ger
ming gennem denne Forkyndelse,
at delagtiggore dem denne Frel-
Sc we'd at virke Omvendelse og
Tro hos dem. De, som saa troede
helt enfoldigt paa den dem for
kyndte Gud Fader, S9n og Hell
lig Aand, de blew gjorte til Di-
sciple, d. e. optaget j Pagtsfor-
holdet, i Samfundet med den tre-
enige Gud we'd d a og fix
derived Syndernes Foriadelse og
Barneret hos Gud, blev Medlem-
mer af Jesu Menighed og fix
Borgerret til Himmelen.
Angaaende Fremgangsmaaden,
hvorledes de fsrste Disciple for
stod Jesu Befaling, Diet ser vi
af flere Eksempler j Missions
beretninger j A~postlenes Gernin-
ger. Las saaledes Peters Pinse-
pr@diken, og hvad der paafulgte,
Kap. 2, IA fclg. og Vers 38, Al,
Az. Las om Diakonen Filips I'm
dervisning af Hofmanden og der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21
bet, der bliver.
Herrens Ord bliver evindelig.
Il. Pet. /, Pa
Jesu Kristi store misunderstanding

Mig er given al Magt i
Himmelen og paa Jorden.
Gaar derfor hen Og Sc,
jeg er med eder allie Dage
indtil Verdens Ende.'
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE

BY virtue Of authority conferred upon me as|
trustee in a certain deed of trust exeou ted by
Lessie Ford and Mrs Nellie Ford on April 10th
1919 to secure an indebtedness therein mentions,
ed and due Nov. 1st 1919 said trust deed haying|
been executed to Mars Bros and the same hav1
ing been recorded In Land Mortgage record
book so at page 55s In the Chancery clerks Of
ficeof Neshoba County Miss. Therefore will
as trustee offer for sale and sell to the highest
bidder for cash within legal at the north door O
the court house in the town of Philadelphia Mis1
on the 9th day OF Dec. 1920 the following prop
erty to-wit- Commencing at ne cornel
OF sec 5, T ii r 12 running west 12 oh & 12L to 4
point Of beginning, running south 49, Oh d 33 II
THENCE west l5 oh, thence north so L, thence west
oh and 25 links, thence north 81 ch and SO links
to Sec line, thence east is ch and 25 links to-
point Of beginning containing 70& acres and sci
qrof NV or also beginning at cester Of Sec 1
Is II r 12 e, running north % yds, thence south &
oh, thence east Sch q yds, thence north 7ch a
east 3 ch q rd, thence north to TIP line, thence.
west to corner of NV or Of ne or thence south to|
sw cofner OF ne or. Also acres in sw of ne !
on which the John Ford residence now stand
all being in Neshoba comfy Miss. In sec TIP y
R12E
Said sale win be made to satisfy said indebt1
edness and the cost of executing this trust deed
Witness my signature this Nov. 9th 1920
Mr. Gipson, Trustee
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02
COMMISSIONERS SALE

The State Of Miss.
Neshoba County In Chan. Court
Lee Barrier vs Henderson Mcipns Go
ct al.
By virtue of a decree Of the Chanc.
cry Court of said county rendered In
the above styled cause on the 10 day
of Nov. A. D. 1870 at tho special tsrm
A. d. 1920 Of said court, I, the under
signed, duly appointed Special Com
missioner of said court, will on the
Goth day of Dec. A. D. 1870 between
the hours of eleven o'clock A. n. and
four o'clock r. M, sell at the north
door of the court house Phila. Miss.
il said Neshoba County, to the high
est bidder or bidders for cash the fol.
lowing described real estate, situated
in the County Of Neshoba 10 the 6tats
of Miss. to-wit:
sH Of swA and NEK Of SwX and
SEX Of NwK Sec n and NwK OF NwX
Sec. 20 all In T IL, r i3 east
Dated this the 20 day Of Nov. A. d
1920. N. r. Gipson.
1t Special Commissioner
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02
COMMISSIONERS SALE

The State Of Miss.
In Chancery Court
Neshoba County
Exparte H. II. Deweese ct al
No. 979
BY virtue of q decree Of the ChaAe-
cry Court Of said county rendered In
the above styled cause on the8th iay
of Nov. A. D. 1870 at the special Nov
term A. d. 1870 Of said court, I, the
undersigned duly appointed Special
Commissioner of said Court will on
the 20 day of Dee. AID. 1890, between
the hours Of eleven o'clock A. r. aad
four o'clock P. NJ, sell ut NE north
door of the court housee PhilA. Mise.
In said Neshoba County. 10 the high
est bidder or bidders for cash the Jssl-
lowing described real estate. situated
in the County Of Neshobs in the State
of Miss. to-wit:
S's Of NwA Sec "a. T 10, r II sast.
Dated this the Goth day Of Nov. A.
d. 1920. N. r. Gtpson
1t Special Commissioners
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02
NOTICE OF BOND SALE

Sealed bids will be received until
noon Dec. 7th, 1920, by the Board
OF Supervisors OF Neshoba County,
Mississippi for $4,000 OF road
bonds for Supervisors District No,
5 Separate Road District Of said
County. The Bonds will not be sold
at less than par and will bear Ninter-
est at the rate of six [6] per cent per
annum payable semiannually, Both
principal and interest will be pay
able at the Office OF the County Treas
urer In Philadelphia, Mississippi, the
county seat of Neshoba County.
The bonds are dated Aug. 1st 1920,
interest payable semi-annually on
the 1st day OF Feb. and Aug. 1st.
The bonds are payable In % years as
provided by law.
Each bid must be accompanied by
a certified check payable to j. ID. Pet
tey Clerk OF the Board ofSuperyisors
for $4,000. This check to insure good
faith on the part of the bidder, and
will be forfeited by the bidder II he
fails to accept the bonds and deliver
the money to the County Treasurer.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
This done by order of the Board
this the 5, day of Nov. 1920. j.. D.
Pettey Clerk, Neshoba County,
Philadelphia Mississippi. At
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02

Mr.. Olybnra Of Mcdonald
cleared up Is acres Of Kentawky
Drainage land this year.
This 10 what hs raised on this
10 acrcs:s #
800 bushels Of corn
l64 gAllons Of molasses
IL loads Of pumpkins
8 barrels Of rice.
Don't you think ii would be
worth your while TO look into the
matter Of buying . small block.
Neshoba Land Company,
~ Philadelphia.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02
State Of Mississippi;
Neshoba County.
j. F. M. Winstead VS. j. T. Tinsley,
Nc. 922.
NOTICE OF LAND SALE

BY virtue Of the authority confer
red upon me by a decree of the Chan
Gerry Court Of Said County and State ,
ber, 1920 in the above style cause
ed Commissioner to sell the following
described land, to wit;
Eb of the following described land
to-wit:
Beginning in Sec. 80, T II, R l21
bounded with the line beginning att
the southeast corner Of the west half
Of southeast quarter Of said seciienl
and running north to stake opposite
the house OF Sandy PEBBLES, now Fred
Baxtrums, thence west by the yard
gate of Fred Baxtrums' TO the 6half
section line thence south downtsaidy
Isection line 200 feet; thence W st to a
certain g-wo0d tree withinI0 yards
OF the branch known as the Wilsnnt
Branch; then down the east side
! of said branch toa poplar tree on soag
ton line 80 feet east OF said braE&
thence east to point of begil III
being 26 acres more or less.
Also WV If the following descrI Io-
ed lands, to.wit:
Beginning in sec, 82, T IL, II III
bounded with the line beginning at
the Sc corner of the wv of SEX Oh
said section and running north to al
stake opposite the dwelling house OF
Sandy PEBBLES, now Ere Baxtrums,
thence west by the yard gate of theI
said Fred Baxtrum' to the one-halft
section line; thence north down tho
said section line 200 feet; thence west
to certain dog-wc cd tree within ten
yards of branch known as Wilson1
Branch; thence down the east side on
said branch to a poplar tree on Sec.
line 80 feet east of said branch, thence
east to point of beginning, being 26l
acres more or less Also the follow-S
ing described lands situated in, saidl
County and State, to-wit:
BEGINNING at the NE corner Of the
VIZ Of SEL of Sec. 80, T IL, r u andi
running west about 800 yards east ofl
a certain branch, thence in SW de
rection to pine knot stake; thence.
east about 300 yards to pine knot
stake, thence 200 feet north to cer-3
| tain black gum stump, thence duel
east to section line, thence north toI
place of beginning, being AZ acresI
more or less.
Now therefore / will on the 13thl
day of December, 1920 between legal
hours offer for sale to the highestt
bidder for cash at the north door OF
| the Court House in the town of
Philadelphia, Neshoba County, Miss.
the said land for sale. Said land will
be sold for a division of the proceeds1
among the above named parties.
Witness my signature this the 15thV
day Of Nov, 1920. E r, Bassett,
La Special Commissioner.
Rub My -Tism cures bruises, cuts
burns, sores, letter, etc.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02
w. n. DANSBY
OPTOAETRIST
Adjustments made and glasses
1tted. Philade elphia, Miss
NOTICE OF SALE

Whereas esstAin property Of Ed
NeDonald ii acres OF nv ar Of sw ar
8 8. T II, n 10, and . AcYee OF sv ar
OF the nv a. s 8 T II. r 10. east half
Of the - ar iess Q asrss Section 20 T
II n. lOhas bcsp distrained BY the
Internal RsvsAus Collector fer the
DistRist OF MississiDpi 10 sesnre the
payment OF taxes amounting 20
eyse n paaslty AheFton e3s.M . total
Of tesy. 81 due the Uhise6 Statss by
the said Ed MeDonald for the year
1870 vhish remains unpaid and where
- the said properly 10 subject 10 sale
uAdsY the 1ntafRAi Revenue Laws OF
ne Unitsd 0tateN. ipY the purpose OF
@ tlaiyiAg said fndtBtsdnsss.
MAv, thsrsfoIe notice IL hereby
aivsA tAat I yin % me hour Of ~
o'slosk noon on Friday the Ssd day
q Dec. 1890 at Philadsiphia Miss. for
ths paRDoss shove mentioned oiIer
for sais aad sslYat public outcPy 10
Ne highest bidAsS for sash property
90 sesssl anl disRained.
Witnass NJ Aa4d ~ Jackson Miss.
this a3AG dAy Ost. 1DD.
a. L. Donald Intssaai Revenue Col.
lsstos. ny T. J. wyatt o. 8. Dspaty
Cellsstor.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02
NOTICE OF TRUSTEES SALE OF
REALTY.

MIA - -
State OF Mississippi
Neshoba County
By virtue OF the authority vested
In me as trustee, In q certain trust
deed wherein I was made trustee
given on the Sth day or July 1920 by
j. e. Polly to T. G. Salter for the
sum Of nine hundred and fifty dollars
and which said trust deed was In
partial payments with a stipulation
that II any OF said payments is not
made at maturity then the full
amount is due and payable, and the
terms ofsaid trust deed having been
violated / will on the 9th day Of Dec.
1920 offer for sale and sell to the high
est and best bidder for cash IN front
Of the North Door Of the Court
house, within legal hours In the
town OF Philadelphia, Neshoba Coun-
ty, Mississippi the following describ-
ed real estate to pay said amount
due and all cost OF executing this
trust deed to-wit: Lots s, 8 and l0
OF Block M In the town Of Burnside,
Neshoba County, Miss.
Said trust deed IL recorded In the
Office OF the Chancery clerk Of said
In Book 38, at page 93.
Witness my signature this the Sth
y
day OF .Novem Der 1920.
j. X, Gillis, Trustee
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02
ADMINISTRATORS sAID

BY virtue Of authority conferred
upon me as AdmiAistpatov Of tAs
Elisabeth McGi0hc estate BY dssFsa
OF the ChaaeeFya ac0uvt OF NeshOba
County .hiss.. rendered Nov. ~ lsD.
I will offer for sale and ssii - tAs
highest bidder for cAsA within iswni
hours ut the north door os tAe souyt
house IN the town Of PAiladelpAia,
Miss, Nsshoba County. On Des., DoeA
1880 the following lsnd: Swh ss 81
less s ACRES on the east side Sssacn Il
T 10 r II east. lThis Nov. mtA I'D.
~ A.N.WhisA. Admlraseweee
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02
CITY DRUG STORE

FOR SALE.
26O acres land eight miles west
Philadelphia, so acres in DRAMA,
District, price $500
l45 acres in Beashea Drainage D|
trict unimproyed, said to be best Ii
in this district, price $40 90 per acl
so acre farm three miles north
Philadelphia $l250 90.
Henderson Molpus Co.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02
Doctor Cupid

Tlsak love sometimes cures dis
easD n d fact that has been called
20 the attention Of the public by q
prominsnt physician. Love Is not,
however,, the cure for aIl women.
Many o woman n nervous and
irritable, feels dragged down and
WORN cut for no reason that she
eRn think Of.
Doctor Piercess Favorite Pre-.
Sczipdon givos new life and new
strength to weak, WORKOUT,
run. down women. "Favorits
Prescription" makes weak women
strong and dck women well. It
= neW cold by Ill druggists In the
UAited States b tablets as well
@ liquid form.
SKiafA, ALA.SWhen one Of my
daughters was developing into
woananhood, bhe suffered terribly
&c times. I was becoming quite
worried about her when Doctor
Pierea,s Fnvcgite Prescription was
recommended to me. Two bottles
of the Prescription brought her
through IA very good condition and
Rwve wonderful relief. ] never
hnatate 70 recommend this medi-
eana 20 al girls who suffer, for it
q apasndid. 9--MRs. AMANDA HEN.
nRxx, 1S15 II Grande Street.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02
NOTICE OF LAND SALE.


By yirture OF of the authority con-
ferred upon me by a Decree Of the
Chancery Court of said county and
state rendered on the 10th day Of Nov.
1890 In the above style cause wherein
In said decree was appointed Com
missioner TO sell the following de-
sePibed land, to-wit:
az OF NEN of SWL and M OF SEA
of BWJ< OF Sec. 20. e II, r IL
Now therefore will on. the 18th
day 81 December, 1920 between legal
hours offer for sale to the highess Dio-
der FOR cash, 1T the north door Of the
Court House In the town Of Phila.
delphia, Neshoba County, mississippi
tfIe said land for sale. Said land will
Be cold for division OF proceeds
among ths Above.named parties.
witness my signature this the 10,
day Cf November, 1920.
K. r. Bassett,
q Special Commissioner,
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02

WANTED Tenant who can
work 80 or S5 acres OF land. Who
can furnish his own team, and
can make cross ties during the
idle season. Wanted a sncs.
3p G. W. SavAlI, Union Il a
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02
FURs WANTED

Ship to us. We pay the high
est cash prices for Hides and Furs
Southern Fur and Hide 90.
4 p Meridian, Miss.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02

Rub-My-Tism relieves Rhsums-
tism, Neuralgia, Sprains.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02

10 break a cold take ece.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02

To prevent cold take eee.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02

A few doses sss brsak : cold.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02

State Of Mississippi:
Neshoba County.
H. 8. Fulton vs Mrs. Martha Daniels
No. 086.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1920-12-02

Rub My Tism cures bruises, cuts,
burns, sores, letter, etc
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
J~NoM-AGNpGNr hoy,oa.


L. A Tidwsll. 81 ais.
Marvel Tdwsll. ., al
In County Coui, oi Dickson Count,
Tennessee.
In this csuse, il appearing from III,
bill which 10 sworn to, that Msrye
rid~ell and Herman Tidwell ,h,
defendants. are nonrssidents OF the
State. they are. therefore, herrh,
CON nAnd-d 10 appear. On or before
ths 6rst Monday in October, next.
before the Couniy Judge Of Dickson
Cean4y st h,s othce. ta 4t.ha.,-,H~,
and make defense 10 the bill Gled
against them In said Court. by l..
A Ndwsll, Il ais. or otherwise the
bill will be taken for confessed.
II IL further ordered that this notice
be published for four consecutive
weeks In the Dickson County Herald
This August 81, 1920,
NJ, Harris, Clerk,
J A. Clement. Sol. Tor Complstnants
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
NOTICE

To The Creditor. Of X. y Thstch.
deceased. by order 81 the CLERK 81
the County Court, oi Dickson Co..
Tenn.
Notice 10 hereby given to all per.
sons. having elaine sgsinst the es.
tate OF X, =. Thatch, deceased, to
appear and h.e the same With the
Clssk OF said Court. authenticated
In the came described by law on oi
before Jan l. 1871.
The insolvency Of said estate hav'
ing been suggested any elaine not
Sled on or h~tore sa'd d.ts will be
iaeeses barred bath 10 law and
equity.
This July 50. 1920.
X. Sinpkins. Adm.
NJ r r. Thatch. estate
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
NoN.agsioGNr NOTICE

+. X. Heard
W.
Edward Jones. ct ale
In Chsncrry Court At Charlotte,
Tennessee.
10 this cause. i, appears 10 ths
Clert and Master. from the sworn
bill. that the defendant, EdSarj
Jonea, IL = q nonresident 81 the State
OF Tennessee, and cannot be served
With process. 1t 10 ordered by the
{. and N. that Nonresident publ,
cation be made Tor him, that h. =
ppssr at the Courthouse IN Char
lotte. Tenn on OF before the fret
Monday Of Oct 1890, same being a
rule day ri this court. snd plead.
answer % demur 10 the bill died A.
ssinst him and o,ber In The above
cause, OF the same will be taken
iss confessed and the GAUGE eel Tor
hearing eAparte
II IL further ordered that this
notics b. published IN the Dickson
County Herald fu four consecutive
weeks. q. required by law IN such
osses.
Witness my hand at OFFS. IL
Charlotte. Tenn this Aug ~, 1870.
~ Tayior'C AN
Howard n. Brown. Solicitor
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

W. Americans have everything il
proiuse abundance except food
We are spending millions i1 arm
and navy, Tor education. feligior
and scientific research; We hav,
more gold. more liberty. more nswe
pspess. and shorter hours than AM
other country. We are building
magnificent libraries, universities
homes. clubs, and factories, bu, the
iasms. the source OF our food supply
ssv being neglected. Entirs sections
hav. been abandoned. although ID.
soil 10 capable Of producing prof
table crops. IL iertilised and mana.
ssd a FARMING IL carried on in olde,
countries abroad.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10

BY virtue ol ons vsnditioai IL.
ponas issued to me hv L. J. Brown,
ing. CLERK OF the Circuit Coust al
Dickson county. Tenn. viii on
MONDAY. OCT. II. 1910
Al | O'Clock. p. m. Il the coui,
house dos in Charlotte. Team. %x-
pose st pat4se sale, 70 The highest
and btst bidder, Tor cash. the tol.
lowinx.
Tract al land lying 10 tbs ll,h
civil! district OF Dickson county,
containing - acres more Of less
Boundaries given ca day al sale;
Aevied upon ~ the property Of Siiss
Rudolph TO satisfy judgement. 10
teres, and cost in iAva Of n.
Stevens.
This Sept, !. iao.
J. T. PETTY. Shera
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
Dsspondency

Sufferers from indigestion are art
10 become discouraged add teel that
completr recovery 10 Dot 10 he
hoped Tor. No on- couli make a
greater mistake Hundreds have
h--n permanently cured by tskina
Chamheslsin's Tablet, and can nov
eat anything they crave Ta-se
tablets strengthen toe stomach and
snanbls II 10 perio,m its functions
naturally II you have not tried
them do % al oace
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-09-10
RESULTS TELL


Results tell the tale.
All doubt 10 removed.
The tseti@oGy Of \ Dickson eitiisn
Can be easily Investigated.
What better pfooi can la had7
3. A. ridveli. II sheriff and stock
buyer, N. College 81. snys: have
used Dosu's Kidney Pills shsn sufi.
ssins ifasp disofdsred Aitnsys
The ,nsin trouble vas tbs lireausu'
action oi my Kidneys and aud then
nv oses sould ache terribly. ]
us~d to do . tot u riding wbsD sc..
ing ~ Nhsnff and 20 much lol,ing.
think. e.uvsd ny trouble. began
using nuan;s Kidney P.lss, 7aa ilie
recon msnds,ioD VI a friend procur-
log then a the Mysu Drug Co.
Deans did ms more good than any
thing ever ased and | am only too
pleas~d TO endorse then
Price co.. at al dealers Don
simply ash tos a kidney remedy
get Doans Kidhsy PiIls-the ssms
that Mr.. Tidwsll had Foster Mil.
burn Co, Mrs, Buffalo. n Y.