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Middletown transcript., 1920-02-14
Church Gets Precious Relics.

The mainmast and spars of the Hart
ford, flagship of Admiral Farragut In
the Civil war, will be erected on the
grounds of a church in Hastings-0n-
Hudson. N. Y. If the plans Of the con.
gregation are approved at the New
York ravyyard. The church was found
ed years ago with the prize money won
by Farragut in the capture of Confed-
crate blockade runners. On learning
tl;at the old Hartford is to be con-
demned to the scrap heap, the men,
bers of the church have consequently
been aroused to make every effort to
secure this unusual and desirable SOU
vepir.-Fopular Mechanics Magazine.
Middletown transcript., 1920-02-14

good purebred sires is an agricultural
improvement hard to parallel, espe.
cially when it is considered that this
change was made with an expendi-
ture of only $40 more per farmer, and
that the use Of good sires will result
in a lasting improvement to dairy cat
tie of the community.
Middletown transcript., 1920-02-14
l)AAtR{{ !
WORKING FOR BETTER BULLS
Missouri Community Disposes Of
Eighteen Nondescripts, Using Six
Purebreds Instead.

prepared by the United States Depart.
ment Of Agriculture.)
How q bull association Transformed
a community with 18 nondescript
bulls into a community with one-third
that number Of good purebred sires
from high producing ancestors is ex-
planned by an extension worker of the
dairy division.
When a bull association was started
in a community in Webster county,
Missouri, tho best bull in the COM
munity became a standard for the
bulls selected by the bull association.
Middletown transcript., 1920-02-14
What 10 Got for His Dollar.

What he Got TOR HIS OoIIar.
"Ever answer any Of those coal
saving advertisements"
Answered 'em all, guess. But
only got one recipe that had any
merit"
"What was thatr'
1T read: Coal may be made to last
longer by keeping it away from the
stoves and furnace '"-BOston Tran
seEjnt.
Middletown transcript., 1920-02-14
Wanted!

Competent Manager for Company
Store to be located in Newark, De'a-
ware, to deal in the necessities of life.
If we can make satisfactory arrange
onening Company store for the bene-
fit of our help. Apply in writing.
The CONTINENTAL FIBRE COMPANY.
Newark, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1920-02-14
Sure Thing.

"Tr bet," said Mr.. Growcher, 'the
government would have all the money
II needs in q hundred years II the
conscience fund could get hold Of all
that's coming to It."
Middletown transcript., 1920-02-14

The Type Of Animal Thas Is Gaining
Popularity Because Of the "Better
Sire, Better Stock" Campaign.
All of the new bulls, then, are as good
or better than the best bull that was
in the community before.
Before the bull association was Or
ganized the 18 bulls in the co1nmun-
ity were valued at $1,355, an average
of $7528. One or two of these bulls
were purebreds and the rest were
largely grades and scrubs of mixed
dairy and beef breeding. After the
association was formed these monde
scripts were disposed Of and six pure
bred dairy bulls were purchased at a
total cost Of 81 ,657, an average Of $276
an animal.
The more efficient utilization Of the
association bulls resulting from or
ganizatioE Of the association made 1t
possible for the six purebred bulls to
take the place Of the 18 bulls formerly
maintained. The reduction in the
number of bulls also resulted in cor
responding reduction in the cost OF
! maintenance to be charged to each
COW.
The improvement in the quality Of
/ the bulls seemed to have marked ef-
feet on the class of cows kept in the
herds, and in less than one year after
the association was formed the num-
ber Of purebred females in the COM
munity increased from two in July.
1913, to AZ the following June. The
large amount Of good which resulted
!, from the transformation Of scrub
bull community into q community of
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-30

. shes Yeurself At MAWS0N'S.
Ev:5S gS ssaas ~ fsus
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-30
Personal and Otherwise

Dr. j. +, Austin, Of White Cloud,
Kansas, was in our city, Tuesday,
calling on some friends.
Some pottcd House Blooming
Bulbs, started and now growing, in
on-breakable flower pots. Will
bloom in any living room. Four kinds.
At The Variety Store, Oregon, Mo.
An error was made in the public
sale advertisement of Mrs. f.. A. Scott
last week in the hour sale would be
held-time was given as 10 o'clock a.
M, and il should have been l O'Clock
p. M. Remember the date and hour
Saturday, January 81, 1920, commenc-
ing at | o'clock p. m.
Alex Meyer and Otis Taylor, OF
the Dale Center district, We're tran
sacting business in Oregon, Monday
of this week.
Statesmen WANTED-Reliabls
men, having automobile, to sell STOCK
Medicines, fine territory, splendio
proposition and steady work-goot
pay. Make application at once. Write
"Missouri State Manager" care OF
Uncle Sam Stock Medicine Company
Quincy, Ill.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-30

For Sale-Three mules, two COM
ing two years old, and one coming
yearling. C. +. MEADOWS.
DR. Lydia Hillyard, OF st. Joseph.
was the week, nd guest of Miss Cora
Frye.
j. Yves. Meyer and daughter, Miss
Hazel, are in Yates Center, Kansas,
this week, the guests OF DR.. and Mrs.
c. +. Simpson and DR.. and Mrs. o. +.
Hershner. While there, DIR. Hershner
will do some dental work for Yves.
M. c. Brumbaugh, of Maitland,
was taken to st. Joseph hospital,
Sunday evening, for medical treat
ment, having been quite. sick.
Among those from Oregon and
vicinity who were in st Joseph, Tues
day evening Of this week, to see Guy
Bates Post In the Masquerader, were
Mr.. and Mrs. J. !. Henninger, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert Markt, DR.. H. Is. Allen,
Misses Frances Soper, Vera Hughes,
Catherine Dawson, Mr.. and Mrs. W. F.
Bragg Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Springer,
W. II. Richards, and many others.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-30
Forest City and Vicinity

j. w. Grouse went to st. Joseph
last Thursday, where he bought foui
head Of horses for his dray line.
MIR. and Mrs. Wilbur Buntz and
baby, of Mineral Springs. came down
Monday morning, and left the baby al
the Midway Hoover home, while Mr.
and Mrs. BuntZ went on to st. Joseph
returning the same evening.
--Edmce Banks spent Saturday in
st. Joseph.
! Friday night of last week, a mum.
Der Of the neighbors Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Mct;oon, Of the Benton district
came in on them with well-filled has.
kets of good things to eat, giving
them a housc-warming party. Mr.
and Mrs. McGoon have moved into
their new house, which was built last
fall. Singing and music were the main
features Of the evenings entertain.
ment. and "A fine time was enjoyed by
all, and no one went away hungry
Those present were: Mr.. and Mrs. II
| u. Terhune and son, George, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Waggoner and son, Harold
Mrs. Anna Fields and two sons
George and John, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Ferguson and family, Mr. and Mis
Robert Emerson and Mr.. and Mrs
Gale Emerson and family.
Mrs. &. l.. Richardson entertained
the Il. Y. 4. U. at her home Thursday
evening. The time was spent in music
and games, and every one had a jolly
time. Al a late hour refreshments
consisting of cocoa, marshmallows and
waters, were served, after which thcy
all departed for their homes. thanking
Mrs. Richardson for such a pleasan,
evening. Those present were: Misses
Irene Cook, Agnes Baker, Julia Nc.
Lee, Jacquetta Golden, Mabel Me.
Guiic, Gertrude and Hazel Lyons, vi.
ola and Edna Coats, Virginia Gardner
Lorcan Banks, Margaret Vanhoozicr
Ben Hcnning; Mcssrs. Raymond Hen.
ming, Fred Conner Harold and Robert
Hit, Donald, Lewis and Paul Shumate
Glenn France, Eugene Conner, Rich.
ard Stratton, Lawrence Drake, and
Rev. and Mrs. X. l.. Stratton. Mrs. f.
l.. Gardner, Mrs. A. J Lyons and the
hostess, Mrs. Richardson.
James Meyer and family. of Ore
gon. spent Monday ut the Midway
Hoover home.
S. u. Reed, Of Napier, has been on
the sick list the past week. DR.. Tracy,
Of Mound City, Is in attendance upon
him. and we hope for his early rccov-
cry.
Thomas l.andcrs, Of 81. Joseph,
came up Monday evening with Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Martin in their car
and will spend few days here with
his relatives and friends.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-30
Bluff City School House.

Preaching next sunday afternoon,
at 1850 y. ~. by Richard L.. Stratton,
pastor OF Forest Guy baptist church.
All In the community urged TO be
present. Next Sumiay, Eco, /, at $50
y. m,
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-30

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sia' y, 'nc nal'' rfl"oS n'Bh', jan on,
py the o'I r oee W" hcsio
'nhsvieIS' oIyo"ny 'hy't,n' ~,
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NY "'eHe', s"nipv" vai y, nosn w
.ne OF. Josep' "''"''' wv '"''er part
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M MN. n'en n,,n Muie w Sn 'os' ihs
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NoI'Mps. napt'N. HSso.,a''o, n,s
asso.ia',on i'eIui,s "o'i' hui''so SOL
anu No,n"as .ou."S' ~ po 90 VA
tsnusu ~, una,s'i'. s .a' W ny San'
pristo"' p"S'or o, 'a'e' ,aIh nap''s,
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.ilis 'isso.,a.'on, ''' "o''''o" III" 'o'
peeh ahIou nu a.,
p,n,dpn ' su,''' m.' 20 AZ , .mu Tm ".
n,I,h ~ na m nmJ nne"unnia The The
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-30
Obituary.

Obftuary.
George w. Frazier was born in Ten
nessee, March 4, iS44, and came to
Missouri when two years Of age,
thence to Iowa, going IN young man.
thence TO Iowa, going in young man
country's call TO ueiend the rag OF the
Union in the COS with the iath Kansas
Cavalry.
In 1869 he was united in marriage
to Miss Permelia Dawson, in Don't
phan county. Kansas. Six children
were born 10 them, all Of whom sur
vive--Willaid, John and Henry, OF near
Forest Cay; Water and marry, OF
Savannah, and Mas. Flora Cooperides,
of Denver, Colo. Mrs. Frazier depart.
ed this life November 3, 1896.
In 1880 he was converted and has
ever lived a true Christian lite.
In 1899 he was married to Mrs. Ida
holland. She also answered the sum
mons Of the death angel, leaving him
again companionlcss. in October, 1911.
On March IL, lgid, he was married
TO Mrs. Mary AlbeItson, who so faith
fully and tenderiy ministered to his
needs during his days Of prolonged
illness, a period of two years of pa
tent suffering came to an end Thurs
day, January %. at ~ o'clock, when
his spirit winged its flight from this
mortal house OF suffering back to
God who gave Il.
lie leaves his wife. six children, 10
grandchildren. five sisters, Mrs. De-
vault, of Forest City, Mo-; Mrs. Mary
Bail, of Oklahoma; Mrs. Harry Smith,
Kansas City, Mo-; Mrs. Liza Sparks,
st. Joseph, Mo-; Mrs. Maggie Collins,
Robinson, Kansas: one brother. VIM,
Of other relatives and friends.
Funeral services were conducted
at the Forest City Christian church,
Saturday, Jan. "a, by Albert Martin,
ana lntermenl was in Forest City Gem
etoiy. NJ.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-30
The Standard Bearers.


The Standard Bearers class of the
Methodist Sunday school met in their
regular monthly class meeting at the
home of their teacher, Mrs. C. j.
Chappell, Tuesday evening, Jan. 20
with 80 present. After the devotional
and business session, a short program
was given which all enjoyed very
much. The SEALED ORDERS" given out,
caused some uneasiness and much Gu
riosity on the part of those receiving
them. However, every one responded
readily, in spite Of the fact that they
were not to "break the seal" until
time for the orders to be obeyed.
The class is making splendid REC
ord. During the month Of January
they have had an average attendance
Of 22h, with. an average collection Of
S187. Five new members have been
added during the month. There are
now as enrolled. The teacher is justly
proud Of this class, but let US continue
the work being done along all lines Of
church activity. There are still other
men and women who should be "Stan!
dard Bearers" Also let VI not forget
to make our subscriptions TO the cont
ference collections. The teacher will
be glad to receive these subscription
next Sunday; Il possible y XXX
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-30
Notice Of Final Settlement.

Notice is hereby given that the I'M
dersigned executors Of the will of
Samuel Beavers, deceased, and in
charge Of the estate of said Samuel
Beavers, deceased, will make final set
Element Of their accounts with said
estate as such executors at the next
term Of the Probate Court of Holt
County, Missouri, 70 be holden at the
court house, in Oregon. In said county,
beginning on the 9Th day OF February,
A. D., 1920.
Z. r. BEAVERS and
LEE BEAVERS, Executors.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-30
GOLD MEDAL
s4e1l .'!!s!!!Q

The National Remedy Of Holland for
centuries and endorsed by Queen Wsiihsl-
nina. AZ ell druggists. three sisss.
Lssk tss The saas Geld Modal en- ever ssx
ed sessUe - inieaeisa
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-30

We wish to express our deep sense
Of gratitude to the kind neighbors and
friends who came to our aid IN the
hours of the fitness of our husband
and father, and for their comforting
help in his death.
MRS. MARY FRAZIER
AND CHILDREN.
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-30

ID Fss,st Chy k!yth,dIst Church: = I,
The Sunday school il gradually
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-30
WATCH
THE BIG 4

Stomach Kidneys Heart Liver
Keep the vital orpnns healthy by
regularly taking the worlds stand
ard remedy for kidney, liver.
bladder and uric acid trou bles--
The Holt County sentinel., 1920-01-30

For Sale. 81
/ am going 70 sell my TAO acre
River Bottom Farm, with small set Of
improvements, located ten miles Of 81
Joseph, Missouri, Am offering, this
at a price, 80 one good crop will pay
for the land. No overflow. VIII sen
part or all. II interested, come and
see me at once.
W. R. HAPNEY. y
4 A24h Francis ST., st. Joseph, Mo-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
.LAbOR'S FORCES
TO ENTER POLITICS
uNioNtsTs ARE URGED TO OF.
FEAT FOR OFFICE AL VINO
opPosEo THEIR INTERESTS.
NATIONAL CRISIS FEARED
November election viii Not Be Await
cct--V laeFous immediate Actien 10
Urged w omen viii be on
Committee.

Waahingtou Organized labor. 3.
t-l0 .0oo strong. has taruwn Its bat iaSC
,ha political rins
Vigorously drnouncinx congrs$s
which IL was said ''has failed 70 Dc
ils duty" the American Federation VI
Labor announced tho appointment Of
national nan paftinaa political cam
palEn oomnittro which viii moboli1e
trade uniuatsts ard AL lovers VI tCoa
dom IN aa effort 10 defeat candidates
indifferent st hostile 20 labor and 20
elect true ard tried friends OF the
trade union movement
Not waiting Tor tho seuvral election
In Novem t,er. tbs eAmpalkn will he
started Immediately and pursue!
without relaxation through the pr!
mlrtga IN which Il u stated alt as
prau,s for office wiu hNye their rrc-
aria 'anllyrad stated In uHmtstakshl-
language and given tho widest pesst
bio publicity This program applies
- aft candidates tgqm presidential
nominees 1a~u
&amuel t,ampar7 president ~ NE
federation. FRANK Morrison. secretary
and Jamne O'ConaaIi. president q the
tsarra,tons metal trades depH rtr'ast
we're Appreciated an executive commit
tee. empowered 10 Obtain such ~
si&tantA - necessary f0ur women
W lnelo1td n the ,natjHnu committee
4 national crisis threaten'He the
treu institutions ct the cagutry by
tNe "reattIanary attitude 81 congress,
II was said jmpet'rd organized labor
10 ARMY hts war tho ron par'isan pl'
fey formulated tn 1875 ana used IN
several Subsequent campaigns An
nsuacemen' ~ thc decision ~Rs msls
In an official ct-valsr awroavins this
conclusions " no fcAeFa.Ianns ge0
rral committee which has h@gN IN ses
aftr hare cggarN i8Ns THIS ,t~7a'U
a0l gaa Distributed 3" 'rAie n~,an'st'
f0 every ,eyn 'h-oHGN tNt 'N.1' "o5~s
~ wN'eh IL viii hr yt,r' 'sn ~ 'Hr
attention ~ fofads - .AafaN #Nar
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
LESS MEAT IF BACK
AND KIDNEYS HURT
8 Take q osss Of salts to Flush
kidneys n Bladder
6othsrs You.

Eating meat regularly eventually
produces kidney trouble IA sorae forui
or oiher, says Unknown authority.
because the urtc acid Ia meat eIeites
the Kidneys, they become o,srwork~,i ;
get sluggish clog w and csnse all
sorts Of distress. particularly back
ache and misery 10 this Kidney region /,
rheumatic twinsss. severe headaches,
acid stomach. constipation, torpid
liver, slerpiess0e~A bladder and uri.
nary irritation.
The moment your back hurts or hid
nays aren't acting right. or II bladder
bothers you. get about four ounces az
jsd Salts froR any good pharmacy !;
take Tablespoonful In a Elass 81
water before breakfas, for few days
and your kidneys will then oct fine
This famous salts Ia made from rho
acid Of grapes anh lemon juice com.
hlned with lithla. ana has been used
for generations ia fush elngged Kid
neys aud stimulate them Ia normal
activity also Ia nrutralixe tho acids
In The urine 80 II nn longer lrritates.
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad salts cannrt Injure anyone
makes q delightful c~HryeAcent lithta,
water drink which millions If men and
women take now ard then Ia keep the
Lifiunvk Hut urinary gpasau clean fAt4
avoiding serious kidney disease -- Adv,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

An AneFte@n soldier arnt tnta. a
rvssAarwat 10 frRnev and found sps
ether ~3eashhay" sgruxgttwE with y
hlll af'Kre thai wss In English
stA~aasse' Ea.i-asa q, ha Mas aGssillha
uut. lla.ete mlIAe, Mhs: ia the
dickens is that
The frat soldier took the RI api
hsgan 10 struggle. scsa HW net until
be had said the ~arss aloud Ssaree
Times could hs saks head OF tasl Of
Iheta, Then ha threw back hia heni
and shouted
why, boy. its oatmeal spelled =
la FrAneAtse 'iIH.ut,e natl L~e Cat
meal see 't-.v Youths Companion.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
GREAT BELIEVER
IN BLAcK-DRAUCRT
Oklahoma LADY Tells Rtw Her
Husband Believes In Black.
Draueht and Uses II For
Many Ailments.

Nowssa, GALA. Mrs, ". n nxwsna
r~ssaeat " shas place. says. my
husband ls great believer In Hack
Dvsaghf ard shtaks 1t cures ahaui
everything.
II In sgleadtd for headache. seasytra.
tssa twAich usaslty causes hssaAeAel.
iadsE~~fsoa or any Kind u stomach
treeele. end ws 3uss teep II for tAs@s
trcceleA I aanf knew whea we
havent es~d II. and No always ind II
sasistactesy.
knew II has dcne GO both . 10, at
good and saved Gs raany aotisra ass
II In teas.aen deses at nrpt and
follow with ssuail doses, and II sure
does male . Person feel iiks new.
II clrsases tie liver better than airy
other liver tsale | have ever used,
and SITTER taking a thorough course
nature ASSERTS ITSELF and yea are ret
left In ceos;tpagsd coBsiitiea that
follows iot ~ other active medicines
Tass 10 ans thing l lac ssleeaaiix
eheni H."
Fer ever 70 years Thet.ferd's Bach.
praught has heen IN Use Ter maay sim.
Pie a!lments snd to-day IL recag-
nlsed standard remedy In thousands
az family medicine chests II viii
pay you 10 ks~p nlaek nrAught la the
house fer Csc when nerhed.
yoar druggist Seils II, ADV.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
OPEN k0SfRlLSl END
COLD OR CATkRRH
Now TO Oct Relief When Head and
Nose Are STUFFED Up

Count nifty, Your eold In head or
cntarh disappears Your claEaesi nos.
trtIs Will open. tito air passages VI
yoar bead will cirhr and you can
breathe freely. No mov ennf'llnz.
hawking, mucous discharge, dryne~
or headache, no struggling for breath
at night.
Get smasI bottle Of Eay's Cream
Hahn from your druggist ana apply
little at this fragrant anttseptic
cream IN your nostrils II peantrntrs
through every air passage " ihe bead,
ssathing and healing the swollen et
inHamsd mucous membrane. giving
yea instant relief. Head cuias gbt
caf4rrh yield like magic. bont stay
sfufred,up and miserable. Relief In
sure.~-Adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
INDIGESTION
GOES, GOMEZ
" rawis nrzrrTsfna nj enxe
faxes fouf S.nE, Classy,
Add SseQsacA

Ssaesch asaaiss causes sssSlsesstea !
,yssoa soaring. KaA SisssgwSs Nsasae.
stsas upsst rear stetaaehs We'll. MAI
Ahsherl The xaament yoa eat tahleS
" TIVE IL l'apss niapspsln all the
aaraps of snaigwsgiaa p&ia. the ssar~
asaM, AasFshera and heseAsng et sac
due to aeidty. vanish-~sraly wan<ssf-
fait
Millioas IT people knew that II To
neetaess h. he eashsrsa sith tadtgws~
tsea. cysr<rsss or dlserfetvsi stem
sch, 4 rev tablets " rsp~s ntarep-
sla rwutralsss acttfty aad etse r~iief
~ oncs~-Ho wai,tns' Hey tox II
fsr~'s rasp@pe;n new ntEt stay Hais'
srshle Try to regulate yssur stomach
sc you can eat ssyertte fsN~iS without
eaussns tistswss The enst - sc little.
Tae benefits ~ grwat-~AaY,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
WOULD STOP PROPAGANDA
a' "2as ReS,-e Assoc Atsrs 10
N&ke Acc3S~tIrs Faf A.
Aarefs ENSerGrd

Wash.rEtaa ~ Associations raising
'1ads t1 cy cred 90 irtigsaca ratigaAi
legislation VIZ gaAJr api-!og GA IA.
@1~a' earx,scrs ~ means AZ prr;a
6a0t4 81, Any snr; weaja ~ ypv!sieyd
t9 aeeeaGt fur ever, 8@,itr sG,3n ted
e- 'er q NH introduced ny Representa-
tive McNsewu. of Oklahoma. Taa nt
Naai ye&asrv s&!Er G; A statement
y Ia tae secretary q tagamaycv show
trS the aCsa+~t gsce, 90 yhQ gave 4.
sad hau j; "a. speut
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
COAX EN-
Stop Whipping Bowels
into ACTIVITY. but
take "C.aSt aretS'

fNut aside the Salts rIls. Castor OH,
cr Furratgve Visitors thsf irri'ate And
lneh the towels into a~5,an tu' ~ttrh
to re; Thoroughly cleanse lrfsheu
aAi purity these drainage Organs ard
t8te no e~ect hateseF &Eesn the hyer
Grd stomach
Keep yt,gr "lnttaes" PURE and fresh
With Casrarets which Thoroughly
-lean6e sht stamBch ttSnave the gadS.
s~sssd. sar ,f~af SEs fasl ~ se's. take
'h@ excess hile tros tbs liver eni
arr, cot @. thR systeya ell TIE roo.
fige fed waste matter Ead S~sisabs IN
m t.owsis which sre keef@ as'y aa hAf
siek, hea,.schy, ard Miserable
Ca*7srefs srfsiSnt ulH 11aee ys'5 feed
sres' ~ morning Ties UerS While
So1 sleerr~ueFer srt9e, siraer er ta 1~s
,rcas ssr}ey,ce. Czstarsts cos' so little
toe ~-- .kfr
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
BoscHEE'S SYRUP.

A cold In probably the most corn-
mon N all disorders and when neSiect.
ed is apt ~ be most dangerous. ata-
tlatlcs show thEe norv' Than three
tfues 90 many petsplA aind from tn.
fDen1a last year. as we're Killed in
the greatest var thr weird has ever
known Fur the last AfS l,sree reats
lo4l bees Syrup has besa gsesf fer
coughs. brnarih,is. ce'ds. thfas, Ira
ritation and especially lHDg troubles.
" gtves the patient g@ad Atgt8A
rest, free frt8fu coughing, eth easy
cfrnctarailan iN ,he morning, Mhis
In .slretlca eDa ussrl "a the hasnrs ~
thousands of families nil ot,T< lha
cavilifsa world. &Sld .tefywhfre4- sAav.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
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az Ny'ng vef~ s'ynr gaase tt- ~esen e.
ri cseck'lsE ~heH ~A-Se: ~egrrtt
showed .a&' zcs ~,.ent'y n2' .- en'a
s,arakp =. 50 coa:s q tss II. we-s 20
trs tsrown ~ O. ~&rsst AZ Prices
rsrzirE downward frogs Is e q, eeEts
Wholesale
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

when Gen a'Npill ~ Alloninen first
went 10 Sparfanhurg n g. hEp frain
WAS tbree houcs tate 1hr Hegre r%vort
appointed - Perceive him a, The sia.
tinp had h.en dismissed THE seperni
walked Presently he WAS accasfed ny
seutry
"Nho is yoa''
"r1u.ral ri1~fiff ''' '>
We'll, sou cut fhe bach Ena 80 np
there 10 HEADQUARTERS 20 hrB, ii~ tlst
bil snd see my captain ana explain
yourself We've hesn satin tire"
hours fcr you"~.i4os Angtles TlnieA
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20

= hes~N" said The governor II the
departing cnnN'ct, "that you wont ~
hack to tour eld asHNetutsuus
NO ar don't l'rnpose To- as$e-
ctntc with aethety wha. dldnt have
tho advantages ~ Just as good pris-
on as | had
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-02-20
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