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Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25
;hoppers Buying
christmas Goods
Early This Year

The shop early spirit is evident in
Mexico these days.
Stores with Christmas goods dis
played say that they have never done
quite such an extensive holiday trade
this far in advance Of Christmas.
The general opinion is that the
shopper desires to do the buying be-
fore the goods have been picked over
The purchase of useful gifts, as last
year, is very evident in the buying.
Mexico will offer the public its
usual extensive stocks of high grade
gifts. The prices are in line with the
market and buyers are coming here
from miles around 10 take advantage
of the offers.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25
PLEDGES \ GIRLS

The Eta Upsilon Gamma sorority Of
Hardin College announce the pledging
of the following girls: Sallie Beeler of
Chickasha, Okla, Elbertine Boone Of
Bentonville, Ark, Fern Foster of Bar
tlesville, Okla, Elizabeth Harper of
Mexico, Doradell Kellog of Hastings,
Neb., Rita Mitchell of Muskogee,
Okla, Margarite Nichols of Helena,
Ark, Frances Parker of Mexico,
Zelpha Piper of Garden City, Kar::,
and Veva Saxon of Grandview.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25
GINGER UNDER BAN

WASHINGTON, Nov. 19.-Jamaica
ginger came under the prohibitive
ban this week. Orders issued by Com
missioner Williams of the internal
revenue bureau, effective in 80 days,
classes tincture of ginger, whether
sold as Jamaica ginger, extract of
ginger, or by whatever known name,
as an alcoholic preparation not fit for
use for beverage purposes, and sub
ject to prohibition regulations.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25

Miss Helen Mosley and Harlan Nc
Nance of Fulton were married here
Saturday afternoon. They were ac-
companied by Miss Madge McNamee
and Miss Nell Mosley, sisters of the
couple. Mrs. McNamee is son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. o. McNamee of Full
ton and is employed as foreman Of
the Fulton Fire Brick Company.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25
MARRIED. WEDNESDAY

Miss Iva Matthews, of Laddonia,
and Floyd Rogers, Of Adrian, Mo-,
were married by Judge E. A. Shannon
in the court house at 1880 o'clock
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Rogers is the daughter Of J. I.
Matthews, farmer and an old res
ident Of near Laddonia.
Mr.. Rogers is the son Of d. s. Rog-
ers a retired farmer Of Adrian, and
formerly of Martinsburg. The young
man has been in the real estate and
insurance business in Iowa, but says
that he intends to become farmer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25

United States Marshall Kennedy of
st. Louis took Ben Breckenridge, a
negro, to Moberly Thursday for trial.
The negro has been in the county Jail
since October 20 for tampering with
mail boxes. He had taken two letters
from a mail box on South jefferson
street and had opened them and torn
them to pieces.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25
s|0,70O IN RFNARRS

Reward offers in connection with
the Staying of Miss Florence Barton
of Kansas City, total S10,70O. OF
those, the Kansas City Law Enforce
ment Leagues $4,000 offer was made
after the escape of Chester, accused
of the murder, and applies to his re-
capture and conviction. The remain
der was offered soon after the murder
took place, and applies to apprehen-
sion and conviction Of the murderer.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25

Mr.. Shouse is former Mexico boy
and was at one time City Editor of
the Mexico Ledger. He is we'll known
in this city, and during the recent
campaign delivered one of the best
speeches heard in this city for long
time. His many Mexico friends will
be glad to hear of his appointment
and join the Ledger in extending best
wishes for his continued success.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25
GIRLS ORGANIZE

The Rush Hill Campfire Girls were
organized Monday by Miss Kitty Tur-
ley of Mcmillan High School. Six girls
from the seventh and eighth grades
Joined the organization. Miss Turley
explained to the girls what the or
ganization is. The name and guar
dian for this organization has not
been decided upon as yet. Miss Tur-
lev was accompanied by Miss Corinne
Markley.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25
TRAIN STRIKES CAR

Doctor Nachels and T. M. Agruder
of Higbee were badly bruised, but not
seriously injured, at 11;40 Tuesday
morning near Higbee when their au-
tomobile was struck by freight
train.
The accident occurred when they at
tempted to cross the Chicago and AL
ton Railroad track in front of Num-
ber 1876. The car was dragged about
ten feet, and badly damaged.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25

Mrs. Clyde Blatner has gone to Full
ton to spend Thanksgiving with her
mother.
Ten Amendments Carried.
Official returns ofthe vote in the
State on the fifteen amendments
shows that the second, third, fourth.
sixth, seventh, eighth, ninth, eleventh,
thirteenth and fifteenth carried.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25
six-Months.old Daughter Dies.

The six-months-old daughter Of
VIII Hendrix, Of near Concord, died
at 2;30 o'clock Wednesday morning Of
pneumonia. The child was i'll only q
short time. Burial win be in Elm
wood cemetery Thursday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25

Jim Kemp has gone to st. Louis
to visit his brother, Almond. Mrs.
Almond Kemp is seriously ill of par
alysis.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Allen, 6O3 West
Whitley are rejoicing over the birth
of nine and half pound son, Thurs
day, November 18.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25

Lee Pemberton and niece, Miss
Grace Snodgrass, of Lexington, KY,
are visiting his sister, Mrs. J. E.
Blattner on East Promenade street.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25

Miss Belle Buckner Biggs, Of Full
ton, is the guest Of r. r. Buckner
and family, Of this city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25
.Hosnital Omen Soon.

If the plans for the new hospital do
not 60 awry it expects to be open Dec
ember 9th.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25

George Morris, formerly of this
city, is reported to have Cleaned up"
recently when he sold two valuable
oil leases.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Clay are home
from pleasant visit to New York.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25

County Collector c. p. Arnold win
be in Benton City, Friday, November
26th. III
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25

E. r. Locke and w. F. Corl have
been in Chicago on business.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25

Mr.. and Mrs. O. D. Fant spent Sun
day in McCredie.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25

Mrs. w. j. McLoney, G. A. Nc
Loney and Mrs. R. M. Sayres, all Of
st. Louis, are visiting in Mexico.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25

Mrs. L. S. Depping Of Farber vis-
tied friends in Mexico Friday.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1920-11-25
Will Get You Buyers

The farmers the MEXICO LEDGER in ad
verng their public sales because they realize reaches
prospective buyers than any other paper in Audrain county
Newspaper advertising recognized the method Of
advertising public sales today The in the motor going
fast stop bill Use newspaper space in
the Ledger and get bigger sales results
We print sale bills that please.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
RECEPTION EN- HONOR
DEL NEGRO THOMSON
FRUSTRADA
Lo esperaban mas de dos mil
gentes de su raza en-
Chicago, Ills.

CHICAGO. Julio 29.-Dos mil negros
Sc reunieron hoy para hacer I'm recibi-
miento a Jack Johnson que vuelve q
esta ciudad despues de un voluntario
destierro de ocho ahos. fugitive de la
justicia por tierras ~eNtrznjeras, pero
el idoIo del South Side no apareci6.
Los f~uncionarios federales raslada-
ron a Johnson desde el tren a IA car
eel de Joliet, a enterarse de que IN
numerosa. concurrencia 10 esperaba pa
IA recibirio.
Cuando el tren lego q Chicago, los
neSros produjeron IN aiboroto a las
puertas de Ia estaci6n en- 81 deseo de
yer al ex.campi6n de peso complete
del mundG,
Las reservas de policia de dos pres
cintos Sc vieron ooligadas a! hacer re-
| troceder 4 go!pes de club a los ne
| eros con e. fin que dejaran paso a Lu.
| ellie Cameron Johnson, de Ia waZa
| blanca, esposa del eN-pugiiiSta, Ia cual
Uevaha consigo I'm perro meNicanno
| Los policias introdujeron q la seno-
ra de Johnson Y sus ocho caJas de
| yiaie en- AUTOMOBILES V Ia ayudaroE
\ 4 :Sallr Qe eNlTe Id Lu!iIuu.
No Sc han hecho esfuerzos para To-
grar la libertad de Johnson bajo fan
"a y las perspectivas esa noche eraT
de que perm2neceria en- Ia carcel de
| Joliet. hasta que comparezca ante e!
tribunal.
4 johnson le sera nega3a Ia hber-
tad baio fianza, enviandosele a ] a car
eel del Condado. cuando llegue a n
caco, manana. custodiado por ell Je1e
de Ia Policfa (MarShaln de Los An
reles, seeun anunci6 hoy el Fiscal de
| Distrito. Clyne.
Johnson hugo de Chicago hace va
! rios allos. perdio una fianza dc Sl1'9OV
| aAsDuss de ser ~condenado a una pena
DE- nris;6n en- la Penitenciarfa de
Leavenworth. por violaci6n de Ia ley
Mann, contra Il trata de bl2ncas.
Ina t~entativa irfguctuosa para Soh-
~certar Ia Hbertad de johnson baJo nan
"a fus hecha hoy por Thomas Carey
ex -Concejal. pero Mr.. Clyne rehuso &C
ceder s~osteniendo que Johnson Tue d
rrestado en- momentos en- que era un
~nr6fugo de Ia arci6n de IA JusucIa
Las autoridades federales proyectaN
~conducir a Jahnson a una carcet &C
las afueras, bien Wheaton. DeNa-o {
/ Geneva
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
.UN ESCANDALO EN- LA
PLAZA DE TOROS DE
G~UADALAJARA
Dimitio ell personal del S.
Tribunal de Justicia
de Jalisco

GUADALAJARA. jail, julio IT
Formidable bronca registrose aver en-
IA plaza de toros eel Progreso' mott
vada por asuntos polfticos. FL senior
Narciso Praga, mientras Ia fiesta bra
va Sc d~esarrollaba, hacfa propaganda
politica por "a c~andidatura para diputa
dos al Congreso de Ia Union Escudero
y Garcia repartiendo hoiitas sueltas.
Como era natural los escuderistas COZ
taban con eremigos en- el coso y all
ardi6 Troya.
Los enemigos de la c~andidatura rs
cudero-Garcfl comenzaron a protestar
contra la labor de propaganda que
~desarrollaba ell senior Praga, quien a
punto estuvo de If a dar a Ia carcel;
pero sus carbohydrates impidieron
que los gendarmes lC sacaF1n dlcienco
Que solo el .empresario podrfa arroJar
10 de aquel lugar. Total, que Ell choque
fuG inevitable. como fueron inevltables
algunas bofetadas y hasta pedradas
que los mas apasionados d~escargaron
| sobre sus caemigos de ideas y u es-
tos devolvieorn sobre aquellos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
LOS BARCOS ESPANOlSS HSNHo'
DARAN SUS WAVES Al
PUERTO JAROCHO

yERACRUZ, julio 2S.-Por 10 Vlseo'
los empleados = obreros del puerto ID
rocno estan decididos q vlylr en- perPe
,la huelSa. No bien Sc soluciona una
va estan OILS obreros de tai o
r,al fabrica. los empleados de aqueIIas
= es+as of!cinas. tramando otra huei
90 con motives mas O menos Justos.
los tranviarios anunciaron "a que 81
r,,s pa,-one= nc les conceden IN aumen
n de IN cincuenta por ciento sobre
e,s saalrios actuales Sc declararan en-
huelsa el dIa . del entrante mes &c
aEOstO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
LOS COMMENTARIES QUE Sc
HAGEN

Como CO We. el problema siGue Ia
tente. pues 81 bien Sc ha iograho EVIL
tar u Sc resolviera en- forma VIC
1enta como TODD parecia amenazaT' Ia
ammonia ha. quedado rota entire 81 go,
hierno federal Y su Representative gil
81 Territorio que depende eHclus!!a-
mente del gobierno de Ia EePu''tc"'
~ taIecrama que encabeza esta IN
formation ia a entender que Ia re.
soIuci6n del Presidente de Ia Repuo'
90 tomada para resolver el conflicto'
IS una MEDIA heroica de ;ransasci'h
en- Ta, cual Sc hace ell sacrifice de Ia
au,oridad para evitar Ell derraInanle'
70 dc sanGre. Pero,-el punhco me-
cano Sc pr~egunta-jVa a conl'"uat 49, ~
advertisements. esa situacion' que pa
49, 40 a1terarse necesita de Ia perrna-
rercia vita!icia del coronel Cantu en-
al robierno del Distrito norte de Ia ba
10 california?
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01

QUERETARO, julio 27.-El Gober
r.ador del Estado senior don R6mulo dc
Ia Tore. Sc ercuentra ausente desde
hace algunOS dias que dirigi6se a IL
capital de IA repGblica donde Sc ocu
Tara en- arreglc de muy i~mportantes
~asuntos. Fl senc" de Ia Tore, SeSHn
los datos quo aquf han podido proNor
clorar algunos homhres de IA ADM
instruction, cntrcvistara a principles
raiembros &c! senado para resol"ec 81
csta en- sus f~acultades el dccreto cxpe-
cido por sd antecesor el eXGobernador
carranclsta cuyo decreto prescribe n
clad de cIlrelIta amos para que un
c:udadano queretaHC pueda ser electo
G~obernadorG ell Estado, en- lugar de
treinta Y clnco que fila Ia Carta Magma.
Sabese icuaimente que el ~gobernador
de la Tore tratara e~xtensamente 10
referente 4 las multiples Y odiosas re
formas que los gobercantes carrancis
to- le hicieron a la ley de Imprenta.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
uN PIQUE-E DE soLDADoS IMP
do LA HUElGA

PUEBLA, Julio 27.-Un piquete de
soldados impiCi6 aver en- Ia manana cl
que Sc llevara a cabo una huelga en- Ia
fzbrica de hilados y tcjidos Santa Ma
RIA del Rosario" Los operarios de esta
habian tenldo algunas dlficultades con
sus patrones y eI asunto habfa sido SO
metido a Ia Junta de Cancellation Y Ar
ti;raje para III soluci6n.
No obstante quedar pendiente ell a
sunto en- esq. fcrma Il corision del
SYNDICATE Obrcro present6se aver a Ia
m~enciohada cabrica pretendiendo lmpe
dir a los obreros que entrasen a sus
trabajos. Fu< cntonCes Cuando Sc llamO
a los soldadcS de destacamento para
quc contraTrestaran la labor de los agi
tadores a el:C estos Sc fueron corridos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
, PRopOSiTO DE LA CAmPSNA
ELECTORAL EN- G. PAlAClO

GOMEZ PALACIO, Dgo- julio 2S.-
Las el~ecciones para diputados al Con-
greso de Ia Union Sc presentan renidas
en- 81 tercer distrito electoral de Duran
go, cuyo distrito comprende a las veci
a poblaciones de Lerdo y Gomez Pa
Iac!o. Fasta ahora solo Sc cuentan dos
candidaturas, las de los Senores licen-
ciados Salvador Franco Urfas y Luis
Zubir4r = Campo, pero va han surgi
do algunDs incidentes a prop6sito de Ia
propaganda poiftica de cada uno de los
candidates. Uno de estos senores, Ell IL
cepciado Zubiran Campo, ACADIA de de
nandar a So contendiente ell senior
Franco Urias acusandolo de haber Gu
bierto con Sus carteles los manifiestos
Que para 81 propaganda habfa 81 1lJado
en- diverso5 sitios-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
DOS NINOS TRAGAD0S'
POR Ia TERRA EN-
NUEVA YORK

NUEYA YORK. Julio 24-Los cuer
pos de Jennie Stahurki, de 9 amos, y
de su herrnano Edward. de . Guienes
r~esultaron muertos aver por IN rayo'
3ueron encontrados en- "a parte ira
se-a de su casa ~enterTadOs de piS has.
IA Ia cabeza-. FL eNaminador medico
NeaSI, quien fue llamado para que vie
"a los cadaveres. recibi6 information
acerca de la creencia de n famIha dc
las victmas de que enterrando a las
vfctimas de IN rayo de aquella name
"a. Ia TERRA Sc tragaria IA electr1ci-
dad recibida por los cuerpos- FL me-
dico convenci6 a los apenados padres
con dlficultad de cue tai cosa era abb
surda V de que los niHos estaoan
muertos. no atontados por los efectos
del rayo, como ellos crefan.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01

Para Iibros en- espanol dirijase Ud.
a la Casa Editorial lozano, 118 NORTH
Sta. Rosa, Ave, San Antonio. Texas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
BOTELLA VALE TAN
TO COMO $4,000
I'm PAILERO DICE QUE ES LA
MEDICINA MAS EFICAZ QUE
HA USAD0

"Yo no tomaria $4,000 en- cam
bio de 10 que su medicina Merrltone
ha hecho por mi. Me encontraba IL
RADIO en- Ia cana e in~capacltado pa
IA TRAFALGAR, pero una botella de NE
RRITONE me levanto Y pude aten-
der mis- labores otra vez''. dice J. B.
Hokenberry, Pailero, de POT, 1th St.
Port Arthur.
Merritone cura positivamente to-
da clase de intermediates, de los BIZ
nones, excepto la de Bright.
Merritone regulariza las funclo-
mes del higado y los rinones, allvla
acideces del estomago Orlando como
laxante V restaura Ia accion natural
| de dicho organo, alimentando u
misculos Y huesos con sangre nue.
a
De venta por los mejores droguls
tas, o Sc envia por correo una bote-
la al recibo de S1.00.
MERRITONE MEDICINE co.
1922 Clark St. Houston, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
Ell G%OBERNADOR DEL E.
DE Q%UERETAR0, EN-
LA CAPITAL
En- esta Entidad Sc es2eran
con gran animation las
elecciones

oUERETA2O. Julio 27.-Adviertese
gran actividaG en- esta capital con lEotl
No de las e!ccctoncs para d~lputaccs y
senadores que el domingo proximo ve-
n,deco habrfa de celcin"7rse. Al cfec
to todos los partidos ool!ticos Sc pre-
paran para entrar a Ia lucha electoral
= cl AyUntHrliento va Ia a conocer II
division territorial al mismo tempo
que autorlzL los nomhlamientns do
los c!udadenca cue funS:ran como re-
rresentantes de cada uno dc los parti
dos polfticos Gil las d.ver.;as caSiIils
e'ectorales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
$4,000 VACUNADOS

VERACRCZ, julio 2S.-Por ell info-
me u Ell doctor Gonzalez Fabela aca-
Ia de rendir, sabese que va han sido
vacunados alrededor de cincuenta mil
personals y que sigue el periodic de cal
ma de Ia peste. 10 cual hace pronosti
car al proplo ~informante. jefe de Ia
Ldnta Especial de Sandal en- el puer
10, que en- hreve plaZo quedara abier
to libremente cl trdfico.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
Sc RECIsEN 5000 VACUNAS
ANTiPESTOSAAS

TAMPICO julio 2S.-La Camara de
Concrete dc este puerto ACADIA de re
cibir ounce mil acuna p~reventlvas
contra Ia peSJc bub6nica Y estas estan
s:endo va apIicadas gratui:amente por
los medicos VerSara e Ibarra.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-01
MEjORAS 4

sALT1LLo. Julio EEL kyun'amIen
:. de nsta localidad da va las ordenes
n,cosartas par CUE desde luego Sc pro
ceda a la pavimentaclon J "Iiep7N
c~eneral de algunos tramos de las ca
las de Aldama y Victoria que Sc GU
crenfran en- pesimas condolences
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

Psoois with md backs and wpsi
kidnsys m mn n, issl 1ad u sixsy,
Asay old iolks NV Doaa's kidney
Pills AsIp than kssp yoass All
yous neiOhheF.
Hsss's . Wavssly eass. Ma r.
n. Bakss. =. msin NJ. Esx 90,
assriy, Team. sa,s: Kidney
tsoubls came l,pea ass ard in .
shsst tins | m nsasiy DOM snd
out. ] ha1 ! Bad aehs oves and
ground thu sssian u my kidnsys
fnd was aim subject 10 dizsy spslls,
gy kidnsys didn / act right. sishsr.
! also suffered from swelling 81 the
lever ioiats. Deans Kidnsy Pills
wsss recommended 10 me. 10 | pro-
cured : ben. Tbs excellent relief
! sscslssd pFomplsd nae 10 sntofse
Doan's Kidney piik. which | con-
sidsf sh1 bsss out ios kidney all.
insnt.
=" Prizes DC. 1t NIL dealers. Don't
simply nh tos Kidney remedy
ass Deans Kidney Piils--.hs same
that Mr.. Baker had. Fo~ssfMil.
burn Co.. Mrs.. Bsdaio, N. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
Notice TO Tomato Growers.

Those who have tomato growers
contracts and have not gotten TO
mato see,i will please stop II tbs
First National Bank and get them
~ the seed are now here.
We are open TO give tomato con
tracts for a short time only AZ oal
acreage limit wlil soon he reached
The contracts for Sweet potato
growers arr now ready. Parties
desiring these contract. should moi
DELAY in securing them and srang
ing Tor seed potssoes AZ the time
for bedding is near.
SrNaRnGar CANNING ca,
Don :, forget Ia pay veur suhscrtp
ticn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
Let's All Try To Do Our Part

W. oil tall short oi our idsals la
this world. Try ~ best ws can. be.
cause after al 10 said aud done ~
arc but haman. but tina, ID only this
mots reason ~ should keep on
trying. A. % editorial writer this
scribe tries In q weak and ssring
way to picture tho world In word
paintings ~ God made Il. darksusd
occasionally by war and passion.
to b sure. but Frightening from
year 10 year ~ man deals more
Justly with bis brother. and ~ he
sess more frequently and less bro
ken glimpse Of the divine plan.
This 10 = splendid creed for any
and all Of ", and ~ should make
40 effort 10 live up 10 Il ard spread
sunahins instead Of gloom. 70 sea
the world always through hopeful
eyes. to Judge men always with
kindness. to visw with iorbsarsncs
even that which w iustinctivsly
disliks--thsss ass the sisns Of the
unshAoksled soul.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
Another Fine Male Calf
Ia Dickson County

The Stevens Stock Farm shipped
BY expires. TO William Rogers a,
Dickson. Tenn, 40 extra fne bull
calf from King Segis Champion ID
With the best blood lines 90 hn,s
sidee. this cal. will make tn.
Tennessssus sis Up and take notice
This fire csli spesks yell toe Me-Sts.
Fox snd Arison ~ breeders and
surely viii hiring much credit 10
The Hosssein breed 81 cattle. 1t
cestainN will he q prize winner
for its new osnes. sycamore, lii.
nois, TrieEEs.
Mr.. Rogers came 10 this comfy
last rear IRON Illinois and located
on q farm lev miles sess of Dick
500 aud 10 indeed a prosperous and
progressive cs,isen and believes ia
having nosbipg bot The best, ss IL
psuvsn By the purchase ol this Sse
male cali.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

Ma L. w. shsnncn spent We'd
nesday in Nashville.
Mrs ID. q. Denson. n GooarieA.
spent Wednesday here the quest oi
Mrs. q, ". Clark.
Mss. VIVA. Cochsaa and daughter
Christsns. have sstornsd 10 colIir.
wood alter lev day. visit here the
guests Of Mrs. =. l.. Smith.
Miss Elizabeth Watson has re-
turned 10 Columhia Institute. aitss
several days Wait here with hsg "a.
rents, Mr. and Mrs., J. &. Ma.son.
Chas stone. Of Dysrsbafs. spea,
the week snd hsfe with lis sistsr
Mics AIleeg, who Ia attending
school here,
Our good friend, h. W. Moody. ol
Tennessee City, VAS III 10 see is
Saturday. This was his tirst trip 10
Dickson IN sessra! months, having
bad q severe attack d rh.amas,sm
Capt. w k, Manlsy. os uasoa
City. employed his old home boys
to paint the great Ben Aqua Hotel.
He informs US tina. the property 10
being transformed into real beauty
Watch this paper next week tos the
big Bon AQrs sale. You cannot
afford to miss the great homecatn.
ing TO Bon Aqua
Mrs. J II. Upham went TO Lex
ing,on Saturday where che re
msiped over Sunday the guest OF
Rev. and Mrs. 7. J. atieklin. She
wen, from Lexington TO Memphis,
where che will! spend the rem ainder
OF the week with her cousin. Mrs.
X. c Shehl. and other relatives
and frisnds
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26
clYCERInE MIXTURE
SURPRISES DICKSON

The quick action Of simple ely.
cerine, buckthorn bark, etc. Al
mixed in Adler-i.ka, IL surprising
One spoonful relieves ANY CASE
gas on stomach or sour stomach
Adler.i.ks acts on BOTH upper aud
lower bowel removes all foul &C.
cnmulated matter which poisnsd
the stomach. Often CURES ION
stipa,ion Prevents appendicitis
One lady reported that she has ne
more pain in back Of bead or ga
on stomach since taxing Adler-i Ia
' ta .,., Ciemass phssmaey.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-26

Within the past few wesks we
have received several articles with
tho request that We publish, bot
those Who sent them ia failed 10
sign, their names. We are always
glad to publish any itsms Of news.
aud sppieciats you sending them
10 W, but We eanao. print them u
the party who ssnis them In Goes
not give us their nans and address
We will not prin, the name. but
lnast know who ths authos ID. ia
remember when ssndips On article
tor peblica,ion 10 The Herald. b.
sure and sign your name. not los
publication. but Tor our reference,
Editor