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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09

| want 10 sell my farm a l3a
scfs&. situated - ~hs. II tDo~n ~
litiis Poev River. bss . iairly rood
rpsidesce. aboSt fhv scres Of fairly
rood bottom land. ths balance sood
upland With plenty al ovoeGs timber
to keep 10 the tarn. two rood run
ning springs. ard the nvef runs
through IL R@ssoas i0 venting 10
cell ii. 10 thst | An ssitins old and
not able 70 WORT Il. A bargain ios
the right party. This jan 5. iSO
Andrew Jacksou H .rner.
Dickscr-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09

The school sntestainment given
December -. ss shis place. va
veil attended aud al bad nice
time.
Mrs Kitty Hofseu has returned
home from 4 visi, with relatives in
Kentucky
Missss Rosslse Justice and rha6s
Smith have r~,ssued homs. ais~s
Visiting Mrs B, j. Johrecn Tor The
psst tea days,
Niss Elisabeth 1aslot. d Dover.
has been The guest of Mn. P. L
Hooper ics several SAJs.
Mn Allie Mitchell has b<rn vie.
ting Der cAildrse In NasAviils ics
The psss iss days.
Ben Weaklsy. u idaho. hoe hsNn
visiting his bso.hss, W, 1. wsaklsy
tcs the rsst vses.
Dudl.y Collisv ma Gs,sr. Mia
Hlrnes. Who afs .stspssdlns schtnl
1t fslssai. seea, u AeliAAys q
home.
xiss Rosa JcAnasa Aas Aesa vic.
itins 1t kinsstoa Spsin8s,
NJ. add Ma. G. ". Harris and
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09

Ms. ard Ma Ios fAfgnssn sssyt
fesafued irs,m slassi.n.
Mr.. SUD Mrs fiSrr- ~.sp~r =
cxlsint,ata. vested thra' s4st,t Nlgs
kgsa hsvwE. aQFeag the lgalitays
Ms. Il VI AieoSk aad iA0Eatst
Rsch~s. visited re- sA,iyy* III y -
wide svcvniSy
Mis- Mary J"hasea has fttatost
81 Nashville atsf, ss.G ~yt! trla'
tiye~ hert
Miss Rubys l1lllafd has rtta,aes
sr0u Iwo wevss visil sab Fela
tivts a, barn%
Arthur Sptsglsg oi >tssteu .taepl
wtcs snd wtth tsiar,ft- hete
Nj, FtsnA A,as,ei Is spcpt3a.
tea ~@vks -, brf uaWg H. -f1t.
tar9 ia
NJ su4 ME- ii K Jsuvs aoJ
sau Ha~Ad II Asstyuly ha,'
btsn the guests "a Mr. aad M J
A Jouss
a n .ts-..s.4 ii ...-.4a,.,, -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09
ths5lvtNr NoflCt,

~ ine et,dior Al J " Rfam.
iu,tt deceased ny ofdct II the
fferk 4 ybr rouUts court oi pieh'
sau seUUty. Tenn
Nuyt H. here hs gwen ta all
.ps2suus has ug cIs,ns sgstn~s the
estate IL J " uiumuitt ,ts essssd.
ts sY.ianst snst els she. s&snr. sitA
the l3eik II said Cau'i sa,h'nlIsst
td ia tht nianntt described hy is~,
on 1T usiage Aptil | 1870
lHp Insolvency II s#ld estate hav'
Ine hrrn susgpptti. an, claims 90,
ii.r.j A il iatH 49, sa, ~ he
ttrsyes barred bni.. ~ lsw aud
.Qu,i, THE Uw ~ 1919
q + humm,tt. Admf.
II ] W htummltt Estate,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09

When . dsueass, finds thu, bis
cossomess oil speak cell OF = GER
tain psSpafstioa. be fosms q good
opinioc al Ii and uh4n 10 need ol
such . nedieine 10 almcst certain
u Ne Il hinseu sod in Ais family.
This u why - many druxsss,s use
and rsco0msod Chamberlain y
Ceaash Remedy. J. B. Jo0es. q veil
kaovn dfusaist d Cuhg1a, Ky,
an, Il hsvs used Chamberlain y
Oeaeh Remedy 10 my iAHil, Tor
u past ssrsn ysars- and hare
fornd ID to Be the bet cough medi-
cine I have ever known.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09

81 noop in front ~ the cn'trtheu+
ldoor 10 Dickson. Tenn sell ,o r.,
highest spj hes bidder the proper
" in said decree described i9elng
81 acres al land sno~u d. ~
Gillsnd Land lyinS srd htins y ihs
|, 18Th civil district o. Dit ssoa county
Tennessee and described =. Iol
lows. Beginning g.. polr4 *ru,t
snd - poles EAST n i~o post ossF
marked { : ia Nehsne' hanut
~ line. ~ p,>ls- north n l.ia south
vest convf, thence s0aia ~ ~ e.
TO The " uthse-i carst thence east
276 poles IN lseksou Wysts .north
vest corber, thence north - poles
10 q stake 10 u, w. FL. nsid
thence ~ts, 3)i pa'%- 10 blsct
oak. thence north IS poses to poet
oak: thence wesi , pelss 10 q poet
OAK in East boundary ilus u the
SIS acre. and 10 piscs ~ tegiURlpg,
containing I'll acre. more or les-
Terms al Sale said sac viii he
made cash. trse from hamt-tead
and dowry ard the sgt, 81 'st't mp
ton.
This 18th dag 81 D@s. 1919.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09
alAsnxk

Mrs Pearl retss, "A NasaAsall&.
spva, the weekend beers with Asx
esSF'ntr
A A F9tEs IL preparing "a sEaxS
"a. t'tatAssliiv,
l1e~ty Potts. kmmttt rotss asa
f'tri Sthmi,ta0. aitsf sp~ndsns nls
Amas holidays with then pafwatA
~ w returned 30 A,ysitgan 10 their
respective positions
Ms ls.sst kdasrsls gAv. an va.
tettAseptat SATURDAY nagat ~ he'n'
81 ii Miss Pear ppsts. Which vac
~ lived hy al who s,tsnied
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09
LAND GALE.

J. B. Hurt W Samuel B. 6illilaad
and Rsna Gillilsrd.
In Chanc-7S Cours a, Dicksoa- Ten
nesoss.
In osedssnes 10 4 dscsss u The
Chancery Cou.t. ii Dicksou, mads
Il the Octooss tsrm, 1919, 10 chs
above styled esss. I Win o.
SATURDAY. JAN. q. lsao
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-01-09

cAi.drrn have esea Spending \ ie~
dsys With M,s. Harris parents,
Ne. sud Mn. g A. ascs,.
" n Story made 4 business trip
" Charlotte last Monday.
= III. snd Mn. Geo. Bs.son and
aaildrva have returned homs after
spsndins several DAYS with Mr.. aud
nfs. Joe Fowler.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
MYERS Q BARTH

hlUEc ave lUtn ~
e1b y. 18TH ST.--Thrce story, 10 rooms and
bath; will sell quick at $500
1907 WALLACE st. --Three story, 10 rooms
and 2 baths price $500.
19f7 n. 18TH ST.---Three story, rooms and
bath: price s4500.
248o n. COLLEGE AVE. (cornere-Thre
story 10 rooms and bath; price $4,000.
1868 n. l1rH ST.--Three story. rooms
and bath: the price is cheap.
1850 WAKEFIELD ST. r.(Germantown III Three
story. 8 rooms and bath: price $500.
17t4 n 10TH ST.--Three story; sell to set
= tie estate: price $1,000.
1918 WOOD ST.--Three-story dwelling; cen
trail location: increa sing in value.
e21 NJ 18TH ST.-Three.story dwelling
rooms and bath price s3s00
341 N. eTH Sr.-;Large central dwelling
rented at s85; price $4,000.
2SEO-57 n. WATTS ST.---Two story. brick.
3 rooms. hath: small home or Investment.
S3S y. BAMBREY ST.--Two story. 8 rooms
and bath: prico s2100.
1602.i.8-S SEYBERT Sr.-Four nice little
houses rented at s14.
f27 GEORGE sT.--Two story, 8 rooms; sold
TO settle estate.
1910 RATER sT-!Two story. 5 rooms as.
-sessed $500; rent tt4; prios $500
1919 WOOD ST,-'Three story, rooms; near
Parkway: sure TO increase in value.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
APARTMENTS WANTED

YOUNG married couple desire housekeeping 9
apartment, to rooms and bath West
phlis. or suburbs; yearly lease; furn or
unfurn, not over $40 per mo. poss in June
Write u. J. b. p, O Box 1881. Central p. Q.
MIDDLE-AGED couple. without children.
respons sble and desirable want 3 or (
unfurn. housekeeping rooms A 400. Led. or
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
ROOMS WANTED

FhshE bsts cnmrI, ySnns gentlemen want rooms an,
session by May "a. 2s5, Ledger ofscs
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27

2640 KENSINGToN ANE.-Niodern store In
wonderful business location: Will sell
reasonable for quick sale. JANOFSKY Y 4
GRANT,. 1IlI S penn s1usrA Spruce 3i4S
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
REAL ESTATE +
CITY
M. GETZ & SON. Inc,
900 LIBERTY BLDG.

-
14I5 TIoaA, 10 rooms: suit apts $4,000
Ear H9d and Norris; suit apt....... B50u
1925 W. Onta rio: porch, rooms. s.,,'.. 5000
2o''''' p' rooms ~, ..''.,.'... 'o''' $500
16Os Erankiin: 10 rooms; possession 1000
asS9 n ~; porch 7 rooms. .......,.. 5000
SiaS Y Tth, o rooms NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 5000
100 " 'DauphIn, 4 stories. s............ 22OO
ais Sargesnt cor, Sepyiya q ocery st. $500
5hiS Ssnyiya; ~ rooms ....,...,.... 200O
5SiG Amber corner Arizona. ... $500
aO0S bridge, Fkfd.; rooms. hot water 300
4So "rmsehhoeS nogeh rooms 1000
noIo Jsncock, 4 rooms Z. posse ssiou. 1900
1912 WestmoTeland; porch. bedrooms. 5000
ABERNETHY. 1928 Chestnut st.
oss5- Ii-4S-4b-4T N. WARNoCK-rwo story
B rooms conveniencesi large yard,
LLOYD, ia Walnut ST,
o5On A. i7TH sT.--Ten large rms; all con-
Veniences. Ssidel q Co. 4th and GalloMhlll
1888 GRATZ-.Six roomA. bath, shed $500:
Ss5O uash. WESTNEY,l 208 Liberty Bldg
.I7IT N. REDFTEI.D NT. -Possessicsi,
I, j. NELSON DICK, Spis Land Title Blds.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
Wanted

MOVING. PICTURE theatre. central part OF
cty; 5000, 900; make orer. Sedel & Co
An and CsiOwhiH.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
SAMUEL 7. FOX & co.
9th and Callowhill Streets

Desirable location near 25th 81. and Fair
mount ave-; s.story corner stores and
rentals. $500: price 100000.
ll2h-2I-2e Vine st. and 1i22-24 POPS Pearl
St, and 8 rear houses: suitable for fact
oory site; lot 53N140 II; price 100000.
2s3oS2iSt.5e.6s n Reese ,ssti 2,steTy
. price $1,000
41l4.16-1S Kensington ave, = 2-story dwell
ings; annual rentals 1904: price 5000.
100 Master ST., i-story dwelling, 10 rooms:
suitabe for small apartments; price
t7t5 Master at, corner Bouvler st. 3 story,
~ roems; suitable for small apartments;
1871 N. Park ave. 3.story dwelling, IS
rooms $500: lot 1ex7s II.
zach.
7's S.ni,, T1l5%sSnt ,ssS 0r and dwsns
1927 Fairmount ave, dwelling, 10 rooms;
rental s380; price $4,000.
$40 n. Bsmbrey st. a.story; annual rental
S204; price $500.
43h n. Franklin St, 3-story frame; lot lex
tR n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27

i7l4 PINE ST
t'ric Ian, hardwood floors throusbout; hand,
somey nuish6d and in excellent order; liberal
'''' D. b 'CHAMBERs
no Commercial Trust B.de.
.Nsnbrr Pha. Real Estate Board
See 2S4s !, $SG st. 'eof, ser9ssn2, sSfT sty. ,
So,ms So ao on third Cor excellent opporsunity o. &
for eapts T immediate p9ssess!9n vacant: KEY
oTf 2.Ssh 5000 sSs Samona 81 nj afSSAcNEN slS s'aS
| THREE STORY. brick. .S85 y 9TH st. with
sarsse in the rear: access Q trolley lines
This pr0ptrs, pHbD,x cap be arrSnssG TsSsb, for aPss
Msrks. sTk 81. Philsaslphla ' ' No"
ssati eiseiric iissSs; essSSisa BY qwaSr:
2sio =. 10th. Member Phtia Real Estsio
BEArTIruL new homes with garage and
and Northeast Bouleyardj: sample house
open ffsESfSR' RhNHsR 40 iGd W. s"TS,S1 WlUmns ave.
$500 aLocK 18th osr;rid sTiLDrPndy P,sf 2'stSrE
Pc Inted; immediate ,PessessoE price right
23tb W Lehsh ave
4 REAL. HoME-2s00 block n 2sth st
4STft66M T6M&s ss. aais aSi:.Va W .SsS sS2sS%e .%e
plumbing: 1880 each IL lot Is taken
r. q, FRiIk, tucson ana ,lnoianh ave
Member OF fhiaoelphih heal hstata Board. }
1000 BLOCK oI!snna st,--s,k housss. well
Nv CO. Ms Psrkyyay Eidr SDs,,sS
s50s, " "''
27l2-I4 FLETCHER--Lot lszl30: suitable
for tesmnssteT or tsu'oToH1iSes ,Ss,. pmLter Mater "
Ashog, 5osv ~ ~''" Ne'"oe' ih's' Rss!
Eslale boaI9.
soie MAEsJSINi irh Icons; coIpSIs poIhsn notows,er
msi,aeF mhsi MAJ Eafst. Head "' '""e'
INV s75ciI.s 80. Go.cS :,
s'IS 'nI,SnnlIns. ocoupled by owner WsItcr
shby 2s4O n 2sth Member Phiis
real Estate Board.
modern improvements, ULYSSES 81.
| IIOONS. 418 Harrison Bldg, 8. w. corner
18th and markell. arke,.-------------------,--
$500 BLOCK. N. 27TH ,sT..-Esht room
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
HORSES
BOATS, s,MoToRBoATs LAUNCHES

HORSE. $685. strong young horse. suitable
for farm or business; trial given purcha ser
ksar Of hlaCksmlth shnn. aI1 N. 18th at.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
REAL ESTATE NOTICE
the Orphnns' Court OF Philadelphla
County.
Anrii IaaA No 400

April Term. 1883 No 500
Estate Of John y. Joyce, deceased,
In re petion for leave TO sell premises
situate on east side Of Broad st., containing
bridge TO Ksniiworth st. and extending OF
that width in depth eastward about SO II.
Notice 10 hereby siven that the under
court in the above matter. and that n
meeting will he held at his office. sos
Z, at $50 D. m. at which time bids tor the
above premises will he received. Bids to be
accompanied by certified check for 5000 as
CHARLES J. BIDpLE.
Mastar
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
BUSINESS PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

Positively highest cash. prices for your dta,
nonds any size. from y TO 10 carats' none
Eo;HIrht' Estates bought Cpr!v.> Est. 10 years
TLe Diamond Shop ,n,r ~ \, 81, 'oSh Ms Tket Jte
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
WATCHES AND CLOCKS

ENPERT SWISS watch repairing: repcaters.
split seconds, etc Rogers watch Inspector
for y. 4 o. r. r.. As (. iith, locust iSi0,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27

BEAUTIFUL new homes with garage and
inclosed porches: 5000 ormcs ST. (st ct
and Northeast Boulevard: sample house
open afternoons and SUNDAYS.
RENNER. 40 w. Wyoming Eva
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
MYERS & BARTH
Ridge ave. and 10th ct,
HARRY ]. KOEHLNR 4 CO.. l49o.a2 Ch.st

HARRY j. KOEIILER 4 co. 142o,22 Chest,
rm. nut s or ,DStANx a Ws,t r. Ea fs
miiiar with values in this district YOU will
admit that s225, 900 liz not an unreaeonahs
price TO ask for this propo sition. 30 Hamp-
den road (60th and Market sts.) any one
desiring a substantial. well-built. modern
2if story ssmlsuburban home with rooms
and private garage will be seriously i'm
pressed with this proposition. Only 1000
immediate possession: hot-wster heat. cleo
trlc lights. hardwood floors and la rse lot are
a. few OF the desirable features. S347 Addl-
son ST.: two-story porch-front T-room homo;
good conditions nice large rooms; possession
soon: at the price--t3S0O---it is better than
t0l 20 AIS Appletree at. 9Th and Arch SITS. }:
looking for q business property? Here is
ono that will Just suit your needs IL you re-
ouire subste ntial construction. Look at It.
Estate must sell. Can be bought below as
sessment. 1810-18i2 Pine ST.. runs throush,to
rear street: ripe for apartment alteration
at $40. 900 IL needs no further salesman ship
10 sell. r. y. DELANY. West End Trust
Bldg. or HARRY J. kOE1II.ER 4 Co. 1920
22 Chestnut st. RAll phone Locust S7D3
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27
BOARD WANTED

WANTED, 2 rooms and private bath, with
board for man and wife, in private Chris
nsn family Germantown or Chestnut Ifli
ior satisfactory accommodation reAy by
ieller only giving full pariiculara. y q.
hoA osbo North philadelphia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-27

tAI,n !. Sarsaip eUg Vpice sssoSSet quick this
KuTNER. Real Estate Trust Blds.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-03
VAIL ITEMS

VIM. Mannfps. of Sioux City. is visit.
ing relatives and friends in Vail.
p. Beirne was here Monday from
Denison toFattend the funeral Of Mrs.
John McCullSu6h
John Hlrd, who lived on the p. T.
Brogan farm the past year, is moving to
Underwood where be will make his fu-
ture home&
Mr.. and Mrs. Anthony o'Connell left
last Saturday for Clinton county, where
they will live on a farm near Lost Ma.
ton. The hest wishes of theiri many
friends accompany them to their new
home.
John BroEans was business visitor
in Omaha Monday.
George Schooly, of Kansas, is visit
ing here this week. He will be remem-
bered as school teacher. of the county
about thirty1syearss ago.
Mrs. d. Lynch and Miss Ann Mean
drews visited Sunday with friends in
Carroll. Va
Misses Nell and Hazel Kearney re-
turned to Sioux City Friday after a
weeks visit at the parental, J. Kearney,
home.
Mrs. p. r. Lynch and Thos. Dalton
were in Grand Mound last week to at
tend the funeral of their mother.
Mrs. ]. N. Duffy was a Monday visit
or in Denison.
Mrs. John Hurd, who gas living on
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-03
FORTY GUESTS
WITNESS WEDDING
Miss Rebecca Palmer Parker WEEDS Her
man II. JOchimsen at the e. c.
Baker Home in Manila
WEDDING LAST FRIDAY EVENING
Forty Guests Assemble to Witness Cere.
maid, Melvin Barrett Best Man 4;

MANfLEA, March II q 4tSpe cial-On
Friday .evening, February; ~ thsi at the
residence of Mr.. and Mrs. FL G. Baker,
Herman T.. Jochimsen and Rebecca
Palmer Parker were united in marriage,
Rev. j. S. Ellis pronouncing the mar
rage ceremony. Over forty guests
were assembled to witness the nuptials.
Promptly at s O'Clock, with Miss Anna
Brown at the piaf1o, Memberships
wedding march was played, and bride
and groom took their places, accompan-
led by Miss Gladly Baker as bridesmaid
and Melvin Barrett groom's best man.
The rooms were beautifully decorated
with pink and white carnations and
American Beauty roses. The beautiful
double ring ceremony was used, and
the impressive service was concluded
making the young couple husband and
wife.
The bride was tastefully gowned in
blue georgette. The groom wore con-
ventional black. The assembled guests
brought with them many beautiful gifts
for the young couple.
The groom is a prosperous young
farmer, the son Of Henry JOchimsen, OF
near Manila The bride is the talented
daughter of Rev. w. HI. Parker, of Car
roll and for the past year. has been a
teaoler in fthe MANILA public schools.
The, Young couple left at once for
Flandreaui s.. ID, hear Which place the
groom has purchased "a farm, where
theysMill make THEN future home Both
bride, apd ,gEpom have q, host of friends
in and around Manila Who wish them
godspsedi and happihess in their Siiawt
honiAsft 39raf{pts RI Esjgii y!f1Fga 1910
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-03
ANCIENT MARVEL OF EGYPT
Labyrinth Constructed Some $500
Years Ago Was a Structure
Of Colossal Size.

= King lMinos, with his labyrinth on
the island of Crete, is, generally SUPP
posed to have been the originator of
{ the maze idea; but Egypt has laby-
rinth, too, and Egypt manages to hold
the record for antiquity in, almost .ey-
erytiing, labyrinths ine9Nded. Is,sG i
!. This Egyptian sllabyrinth is 300
years old. tits merely q chaotic mass
of rocks piled npqin the desert few
miles out OF Medinet. The outlines Of
the walls merge thnly here .a1,ds there
from the ruins, and from these out
lines, and the carvings on the stones,
Psychologists deduce that the laby-
rinth was built by certain King
Labarys, who was more peculiarly
known as Amenemhat III.
The structure was 500 by 600 feet.
1t contained 5000 rooms, half above
ground, half below. Remember that
the largest hotel In our present day
world boasts about that number Of
rooms on dozen floors and covers q
city square, and some idea Of the size
Of the two-story abyrinth can be
gained. ss III f |tsGs, -s$.3- -. =,
Nobody has figured out yet why King
Amenemhat built this enormous pal
ace OF pmb. In the lower story, his
tory says the sacred crocodiles and
kings We're buried while ,the upper
floor was, a few centuries after King
Annfensmhat's timea used as seat sof
.soyarhmenA =
The labyrinth was wonderful
place, .ope Of, the. most wonderful in.
Egypt II iQlJ atleas of it are >corseet''::
and IFS greatness Jwas its downfall.
The citizens Of nearby town, who.
swdrshH sda the NlineumpR. resenteds'
The sassel rocodif qf the abyrilnttlhl'
And they lo M
reisced s' ettr e. ~ E q 4
sllss., - n y1slfEz.YsY Id S@5
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1920-03-03

the p. T.. Brogan farm east Of town
died last Wednesday morning and was
taken to Underwood for burial. She
leaves sto mourn her death her husband
and seven small children besides her
parents who live at Fender, Neb. They
have the sympathy of all in their great
sorrow
Jess Deter and family moved last
week into the M. j. Casey residence in
the west part of town, recently pur'
chased by them.
M. j: Casey and family have moved
to the j. p. Duffy home.
Mrs. j. F. Healy returned home on
Tuesday to Sioux City after a visit at
the parental, James McAndrews, home.
4, Mrs. JfJ. Heinrich, who has been Wis
ting at the parental, James McAndrews
home, returned to her home at Bridge
water, S. d., Tuesday. =. lts..t ~ IS.
n Mrs, S. Slechta and Mrs. e. Albeit
We're in Omaha last week to see Mrs.
VIM. Abbott, who is in a hospital there.
+ Joe Casey, of Vivian, S., D., is visiting
relatives and old friends in Vail.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Maher return.
ed home last week from their wedding
trip to Chicago and will make their
home on a farm near Vail. .u.,.a
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7a,snopsuH'narae,n.

Who antedated De Lesseps (1S69)
by 1000 years in digging the Suez
canal? A woman. Hatshopsu-Pha-
raoh. She assembled the throne OF
Egypt with her brother, Thothmes II,
about 1000 B. c. Her courage and ca
pacity brought the reins Of govern
.ment into her own hands. At the
death of Thothmes she was the mas
ter, spirit Of the. age. The dominant
woman built the. splendid iterraced
rock temple of Dairel-Bahari on the
,,Fhebaln, plain. Her chief glory was
in sending an expedition to the Land
;of Punt (Ophir) by way Of the Red
sea, A woman dug the first snez
canal, and as the expedition returned
IN the Mis-. the. shouts. thai, greeted
the queen (Who always wore the habil-
imcnt Of the male) was the first God
save the king" in history!
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sAMUELsON's MARCH OFFERING
Another Great Sale of Durocs to Be
( Held by Il. A. aSamuelsOn & Son,
North Of Kir1ll, March 18th

In this issue Of the Review will & be
found an advertisement for B. A. Sam.
nelson & Son. giving the particulars. of
a great sale of Dufocs that they will
hold on Thursday, March 18th, at their
big stock farm half way between Kiron
and Odebolt The Samuelsons aim TO
hold two bred SOW sales each winter,
and the one, of the 18th promises to be
one of the best offerings they have held
in many a month";. 1t is a sale where
two great boarss King Orion Cherry Jr.
and Orion Great Sensation I'd, enter in
a big way. Twenty-Five daughters of
King Orion Cherry Jr. sell, and among
them a half dozen outstanding gifts;
and thirteen sell bred to him. It is
claimed that King Orion Cherry Jr. is
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Chinese Study Real Work.

Even Chinese pocket dictionary
contains more than 10000 chafacters
representing, words, and IL man in
tends really to master Chinese he
must learn to recognize them ALTA
st,pendOus task" However, y 5000,
1000 or 5000 syllables are all that a
Chinese Of average education requires,
and, If anyone will persevere until he
has thoroughly conquered q thousand,
he will be in position to have some
appreciation Of novel and to master
the difficulties of simple business
document. But for the sincere student
q thousand characters is the minimum.
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no longer an experiment; he is the real
article in twentieth century big type.
hogs. The great young boar Orion
Great Sensation I'd, is said to be. "a lmost
Identical in makeup to King Orion Cher:
ry Jr, at the same age. He is the re-
suit of the best efforts of those behind
the Great Sensations. In the Offering
of March 18th there will be two daugh
tiers Of Top Sensation that are. sows of
great scale, suitable to make history for
the breed. Don't fail to read the I'D,
and try and take dinner with the Sam
nelson's sale day. .asi ~
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Too Much seIf.IndulQenee.

The greatest weakness Of human ma.
ture is self-indulgence, drifting along
the path of least resistance-with i'll
health Mt the; end Of the road.
Good health is, of course, the first
prerequisite to a long and useful life.
Longevity lis sought as high price
of constant exercise Of will power and
self coptrIh There ares many per.
seas who HAVE not that will power and
self cdntrdff.ss IN these cases we can.
not 10 "a ga1tist nature by ANY amount
OF teachiAes xchange. Il