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Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09

| business put through some time ago,
! and at this writing little new export
business is coming forward.
! The total indicated supply of cot
ton in all hands in this country was
larger on Oct. 81 this year than on
the corresponding date OF any prevl-
nation of the record breaking 1914
crop and the outbreak Of the world
war produced an abnormal accunu-
alton. The total supply on Oct 81
this year Gncluding the new crop
was l3,447,2O7 bales, compared with
13,104,418 last year, 12,915,198 the
year before and 10,965,832 the year
before that.
A much larger percentage of the
stocks of cotton than usual is in the
hands of growers and merchants, and
a much smal Her percentage than US
ual is in the hands of spinners. Stocks
Of cotton in consuming establish
ments on Oct. 81 of this year were
only 943,851 bales compared with l.
1861 last year and 1,499,327 the
year before.
Monthly exports of cotton cloth
have declined from 90,046,197 yards
last May to only 54,464, ,76O yards
! this September. However, the ex-
ports in September were one and one
half times the average monthly ex-
ports in 1913. Imports of cotton
cloth, contrary to expectations, have
shown a tendency to decline during
recent months, imports in September
being only 7,842,883 square yards
compared with 16,593,175 last Janu-
ary. However, imports of cloth are
still running more than twice as large
as in 1913.
Raw cotton and staple cloths and
yarns have declined by about the
same percentage from the high
points reached last spring. Middling
upland spot cotton in New York has
fallen from 1915 to 1925 cents a
pound (on Nov. 20). Four-yard
brown sheeting has fallen from 27
cents to II cents a yard. A 2O-2 ply
southern carded yarn has dropped
from about "a cents to about 81
cents. The declines in all of these
cases have been about 60 per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09
SHANTANTI CASE
SOON BEFORE JURY

The case Of I. Shantanti, a Japan
ese, versus O. S. Hopkins, wherein
the defendant. is alleged to have mis-
appropriated $4,000 belonging to the
Jap, is erpected to go to the jury this
afternoon in department of the su-
perior court.
The defendant has been on the
stand all day, and up to a late hour
this afternoon the attorneys for the
plaintiffs have failed to prove that
the defendant is guilty. according to
Attorneys Conkling and Brown, rep
resenting Hopkins.
The cross examination of the wit
ness began in the early part of the
afternoon session of court.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09
LOW . PRICE FOR
COTTON FOLLOWS
DROP IN USAGE

That the low price of cotton this
year can be credited to the fact that
cotton consumption during the month
of October, 1920, was the smallest of
any month since August, 1914, when
the outbreak of the world war COM
pletely den.oralized the industry, was
the blief expressed in the November
issue Of the Monthly Statistical Sum-
mary of the Cotton Industry, COM
piled and published by the Merchants
National Bank of Boston.
Under the heading, Status of the
Cotton Industry, appeared the fol-
lowing article:
The cotton manufacturing indus
try has been curtailing very heavily
during the past month. 1t is estimat-
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09
J. J. Hills Advice

1t is related that the late
james J. Hill, railroad build
er and financier, while he was
once addressing a convention
Of firemen of his railroad,
when, in response to an invi-
tation to the men to ask any
question they desired, one
rose and said:
II would like to know how
| can make a lot Of money
honestly"
Somewhat taken aback
Mr.. Hill hesitated, but then
said, very deliberately:
"There is one way you
can do that. Save your
money until you have a stake,
then invest it. Invest it in
some company that handles
a commodity for which there
will always be a demand.
Buy shares in q concern that
is filling a need by its pro-
duct, whether it be shoes o,
ships or sealing wax or what
not. Invest it when the COM
pany is starting out. If you
wait until it is a success
you can't get in at all. Buy
your interest at the start,
and when success comes you
will be there on deck"
If you follow Mr.. Hills
advice .S5u ,,ill not waste
any time in buying Imperial
Gypsum stock, which is sure
ly a commodity Of necessity
if there ever was one.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09
NOTICE

If you wish to buy Impe-
rial Gypsum stock at the par
value subscribe for same
before December 31st as the
price cannot be guaranteed
after that date. Better be
safe than sorry, and join
with the other keen invest
orsuin the valley in this home
enterprise, while the oppor-,
tunity is open to you to get
in on the ground floor.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-12-09


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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
WHITE BLUFF BANK
BUIlDlke DAMAGED

bAseen twelve aud Que o elocl
last SATURDAY morning. su stteGpj
vac made 90 rob the vault II tbs
Racssrs aud Merchants banh al
whas blutf. but the yessmen tailed
10 The attempt
A heavy charge u nitruglyeerin
MAS s~t uh. which dem 1lishrd the
bsni furniture. hx,arss and TIA
PLATE slsss front Of .hs building
The vault door vas badly damss.d
su, entrance 10 The vault wss no,
perfected, snd the robber mad. q
"wstu haul "
The explosion MAS so terrific ,hs,
the sntiv nsishhorhood vas Hrous.
sd--is tact, people living = mile uf
mote from White Biut were awak,
eltd ty the explosion.
II 10 estimated that the building
aud 6xtuf-s are damaged abou,
S4W1W which lie fully covered ~
insurance..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

To Whom II Nav Concern
State superintendent oi Public In
suuction. Nashville. Tennessee, hs,
notified me that a teachers eIsmin
stion sill be held Friday aud Sat.
urdsy, September l0th ani ll,h.
1920
There AIe vet lev nchouls IN
Dickson coonty without teachers
II there be any one who desirss TO
teach 10 Dickson county this year.
sni does not hold teachers license.
lot NE suggest that YOU take this
szsmina.ion and try 10 get on the
eligible lid. May | also sngse~.
u every community that is ~i,h
out Z teacher to m4t- al effort to
sst some oar, whom you think
would tuIt your community s a
teacher. to take lhr. examination
tn order that the Board ~ Edu
tion MAY supply all vacancies.
All who expect 10 take this II
animation in pickson Go should
reach Charlotte not later than ) 81
friday morning September 10. 1920
Ths August 23rd 1870
4 4 totle~. Co Sup,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
Party ior Visitor

Mics Opal Jolly u Huntingdon.
who has been the attractive. guest
OF Mise Mary Denessn AMI Ma,ns
BRYAN. VAS bonorvs oi Gard psrty.
ast Saturday Aitsfnoou With Niles
Anna Holiey ~ the hostrs. Miss
Holleys entertainment was given
a, tb. home Of Miss Edith Badge
on East Walnut
Five Hundred vas the game
chosen 10 entertain the surs,s
Late IN the afternoon. delicious
t~o cousvr menu Was sefvei al the
tive tables
The invited guests we're Mes
danes Paul Rsby, Neil Hunt. Ia.
loe Lowry Clarence walker. Rob.
er \. Clement, Misses Roberts Har.
din. oi Clifton. MARY Don.ssn, Lo.
s,nr Barnett Kate MeMuuy. Mary
Allen, Glenn and Wrnne HopIiDs
Msyme Brysn. Bes. Moran Winnie
Mclaughlin. Mary Bsrnsu. Elias.
beth Watson, Aanes Ray waller.
Mamie Maj Atooct, Sarah Payne
and Mary Bryan.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
Norma Taaq Daughters Of Two Worlds at The Mcaey FRIDAY Satday

= An al Extra good tomato esnp
A.af Saturday wt w-re unable IL
cab .tout three hundred bushels ol
,shna.les e. h.d 70 nani sid were
tofc-i 10 csny them over until Non
DAY The prospects indicate that
u',ts tomst0rs viii be brought w
nj. week THAI iss' srok
We are 10 heed II belp tfOm
0bnDrn snd CTR, 10 ~ ling The ~
matoes and this letter 70 al appeal
,u beg the good ladies to please
come and help u take care oi the
largr tomato crop ani preyeGt It
from go,ns to waste.
A ie~ years ago the Canning Fac.
tory paid Sc per bucket i1r p--lins
Last year ~ paid Is and this year
We are paying Sc We pay cash
when each bUrkrt IL peeled ani any
woman ~ slfl whu IL -illlug 10
peel tomatoes can come 10 work
..ny nnu' u the lay sud uuit any
hour II Ihs day aud act pay III
what work they DO The, Cabu,ng
Factory tot lnt usrt two 0t three
weeks will begin work al clock
tn the morning Come a, clock
u you can. II you eau |, then come
al \ O'Clock. IL you cant work Ia
ta- mornings, then please come and
work ia the afternoons.
Thelworld needs more iood and WE
beg you 10 assist IN preventing the
waste u iood Ihl. appeal is mad.
W every woman aud girl IN d ek
-on and vicinity II you live q,
Pond Switch or tennessee City
can't you come 10 Dickson On The
accommodation Ia the morning aud
return home that evening oG The
accommodations II you live It
tole-burg ~ Burns. can / yuu CON.
down 10 the morning and ~ back
that night
For tho comfort II those ehoI
gone g. work ~ are installing,
his week. large number u stools
80 lha, persons in prrilng tomatoes
,,.y 4, ,xh.I. a. s.a,k
SUNbRluHl CANNING co
|. | EIrod Manager
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

oai ssfe that ahi.ss Amst~a !,
latsstianiE-d, We cannos hopr "a
Chustiauiis the world: ~ oanno,
give shat ws do ne, pcse~ss; aas oI
thr great needs N the wnrlti tosir
10 world unity--n CHRIST there /.
no east of s.si no n0f,h ot south
but ogs great fellowship VI hys
throughout the whole side wurld
Some ~ the problems oi the Rural
Church are lsck oi leadsrshlp, in,
adequate equipment and salary
The ln,srchurch World Novrmeu,
survey disclosed the iAet ths, ous
village Is yeArr old oi tu persons
bad never sevn a minister unlll thi.
survey wBs made.
10 the absence oi Mi.s Gsorsis
Lee Jones, The Auxiliary supt N
Juniors Mr joe Taylor will se:ys
A ~npt pro TEN Oat Social ser.
vice Superintendent, Av. Wlshart,
and hrf committee visited The
County Farm las, seek. and se,aa,i
ed tina, conditions we're not aha,
they should be TO insurv eom'r, t.
The inmstes A iull rrpas, will bs
made a, the nsli business meeting
which will be with krs. Nlshsu ou
Sept iS,h
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
CITY PuNlc SCHOOL
OPENED LAST MONDAY

The City Pubic sehoel ol.o.a
Monday With . lsixs snroll,osat
but si,h ths fssfsaabls iaes, u 9
shortage oi teachers One a twa
oi the grsdss have ~ teacher whils
sevefsl u the other GRADES are ~
crowded tha, they will BE- divided
into morning and afternoon ssc,ioss.
Lac, spring st the close oi school
ths School Beard elected tuii corps
Of tsachsrv Tor this year. ali II whom
accepted and the School hoard
ihosghi they bad The iscal,y com.
pie,s autll just q shoE, time before
The opening oi school when cone OF
the teacher. notia~d th. school
Board oi their Intentions oi not ~.
turning to taxa II III. woft h.rv
However, wr sudesvtand. tLa IL
~ theusht that q complete issuitv
will be secured shortly and that the
school work ~ill soon be unAes
good and satisfactory headwss
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

Ia the Citizens u Dickson
hereby annonnce mysel! as 4
candidate Tor the ofhce Of City
Msrahsi. and sill greatly apprt,
cis,e Your vote and influence At tht
coming elecion. Sept lud assur
ins you ,hs, II +isctrd ! wlli en-
irsyH a, All time. u 10 ny iu,y
as sn othcisi. sud sm condid.n',
slth ms past experience on h.
police totce VI IN. city u Psducah
I an. vel qualified Tor the Office
-sek
Again assuring you Of my spprs
clstion ot your support | an
Very truly,
". FoN LkR
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
Judge n. {. Thompson An.
aounces For Re.electioa

r. the Voters u The To~n OF
Dickson i hereby announce my
cell A. a candidate Tor reelection
10 ,hs office ot City Recorder
A, your Recorder. hsv, tired In
dirasrse nv du,ies wlthon, lear N
|iavu.. 40 your Ws,er and Light
Collector. will close the year 10
th. srsesi collection ever knoun IN
the Ais,ory O. the town 10 date
my monthly records show 10 delin.
uueat accounts due.
liynn re. elect me September T.
ssute you homes, and ehcen, AZ,
vice in every capacity Tor The bee,
interest OF the town
10 conclusion. deslre " extend
To each and every voter Of the town
nv profound thank. ior your isss
.up,or and -oIiei, Nput support %
Seys Z, IN
Your servant
II. q Thompson
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
Farms and City
Property fot Sale

onv lot GA curuet II Muiteil ans
Mstn street
l~u good residence. aud lou
srfr- OF ground, buildings IN good
repair lOe ated un Chestnut street
On. good residence sud three a
cree II land located st Pond swIich
80 acrrs on Pluey. hs. nile,
south II Dickson. Has hne erop
which can be bought wlih iarm
Possession given At once
10 room house IN Wtst College
street known 40 the n h seit pro-
p.r,y All modern convenience
aud one oi the best residence ~
Dickson.
slI toom house with electric
lights, located on College 81 +. closs
to College IL nicely built and close
TO City school,
26s acres. of which 50 acres 10
level, Is acres In cultivation, ivS
acre IN timber estimated to be- sh.
out hOi cord of wood thereon, four
residences, three barns. three Gle.
terms This property is located near
Pond Switch nnd is known ~ the
Griffin property
All the above property can be
bought worth The money For
further information. see
pinksstoE 4 sandrfs.
Dickson. Tenn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
CROW sRos. AWARD.
60 HIGHWAY CONTRACT

Al the odicr u The s.A,s iiist
wsy Department 10 NsshvilI- tss
Friday the contract "a. let !or tb'
grading aud drsiasfe oi ,vh milr'
of Memphis 70 Bristol Hlsh~al
from ,hs Chsathsm county line
through White Bluff 10 burns
several bids we're received by th'
Highway Department. but the low
ssl nd vas msds hy Ctow btos
who ~sre awarded the contract.
IL is undarst0Od that ~oTs vii
begin iost a. sonu ne The pfeilmI'
nary snsnssmsnts can hs ~ 4"
and IL will be- rashsi to eoppistlyn
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
Revival 10 Begin at
N. T., Church. Next Sunda,

A series VI meetings will begit
next sunday morning al the n +
Church. Rev J. W. DerhsIo. th,
pastor will be assisted IN these srr
vices by District Superintendent
{. " Clayton
All are urged and will be hearth,
welcomed To all services
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
Curiosity

When the workman owned the wugl
shops,
An the railroad men the rails.
And ID. grocery clerk the groceries,
And thu mail clrrt own the mail
when the prrschers own the pulp,t-
Aud the prassman own the rhope
And the irilIers u~n the oil wells
And the Jail are owned Ivy cops -
When conductors o~n the stree
ears
And zach iyivpr avn. hi has.
WHY ~ tel Chfu aon people ---
Whs,ihrj becom.s ot Ia
rYuwhr HANCOCK
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

IOsI-Lsdl.s pochs, book be.
tween Burps and Dickson With ~
~ - in money aud letter address
TO Mi.. Josephine 0resory. Good
lst,svilI4. Tenn. therein. Finder
please rtun ~ Rev Gregory.
nicsr"n and rvei.v. liberal reward
FOR ~ALk-So 5 Underwood
typewtiiu. 80 cash Also one
ko,ospeed duplics'ins machine
practically new ios SO cos, W
phnD, 81 Dickson
FOR SALE have = Fmd car
IN hrt,cisss shape ~bich sish 10
2stl Th~ CO, can hs bnush, q. .
h.rgsiu Ftsnk Fr@st.,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
MASS neETlMe TO Be
Heln HERE SATURDAY

A nsss. meeting will bs held ~
the court. houss in Dickson on Sat
urdsy, Angus, ~, at 10 o'clock iof
ihs purpose oi adopting resolutions
relative TO the action oi our sens,Gr
J. ". Rice aud Representative.
frsnh \ Hall Ia the special s.sslon
oi the Tsnnss-sr Legislature al tn,
psopos~I 18th Ansndmen. TO the
Coassitu.iou oi th. United states,
eommonly Inown a. the woman
Suffrage Amendment
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
Big SHOW COMING
TO DICKSON sOOn

| rOtae one hae sAlt THAI pe0pIe
may be more truly judged ffom
the character of their smuswmsnts
than they can irom any other mani.
frsta,ion VI national Life. not except
ING politics and rsiiEioa, acc .hs
popularity Of the clrcus IL 10 = large
measure due TO the lac, that il 10 .
democratic institution and appeals
10 Americans.
To begin With il takes the mos,
sedats Of us and makes us children
again. II II 10 only Tor a day.
Nlnety.nins men Oh, OF every hun
dfed who 20 10 = cifcus protest that
they do 80 10 please the kidd.~s.
IL II any wonder then that the
k.aitses srs - s.ssr Tor e..sns dAy2
For dad such Jolly companion,
hs ga aid himseli again and the
veDesf VI civilization clips oh--
money grubblng 10 forgotten and
with the wonders OF the circus be
Tor them all else sinks away 80 cbli.
vion and We laugh--are thrilled and
frightened In their respective tarns
Oticials, the circus will open
With tie mtle-long street parade a,
noon Var down the street dim
muric nill give wsrning oi its sp.
prUaeh. until there appesres in sight
Knight end horse encsssa in silver
armour announcing the coming won.
d-r-. Then follows iroiirkiny
clowns, bands playing enhancing
music, plodding slephsnts pictures.
au. Wild West people. Indian
brayes III brilliant wsr paint. petite
aud dsln,y eQurstrsins In gorgeous
costumes upon the bare backs oil
beautiful dsppled horses. wild ami
mails pacing neryously in open dens
,,rlng- ot tiny ponies pulling nina
tufs wagons strange folks from
other clImes. and along al the end
the u. ver.oli cslliope proclaimins
IN loud tones The end OF a good pa.
tsde.
The afternoon performance opens
With \ grand march, after which iol.
owa
Statue acts depicting scenes from
the ir-at war, Jusgier.. slAck wire
walkers, giant iroge who tnrnrd out
TO be contortionis,s par excellent
a thriller where Miss Peterson who
by the way 10 feputed TO hsvs the
most beautiful form ot any Amer
can woman today does a $50 slide
suspeuded only by hw teeth An.
imal acts, particularly the elephant
act BY Mss Dot Hynder is good
M,as syndu'- daring and skllliul
work with thesr huge beasts sur
r%.-e- ANYTHING ot 10 kind, And
int. tA,,y lsa wonderful pony drill
that wins the hearts Of oil kiddiss
Unparalleled displays OF gymnastics
and acroha,ic marvels, dainty eaues-
trains turned somrt.saults, Jumped
through hoops and are generally al
home upon the bare backs o! theif
str~ds. The Misses De Mott and
t,lynn bring forth thundesous sp.
plsus. with their exhibition OF
horsemsnship. A Juggling sc,
wherein all the furniture that the
ordinary honse hold u.es are bal
snced and handled BY q young man
with ease. One is KEEP, busy watch
INK the three rings. roller skaters,
Trick bicycle riding there, and clc~ns
everywhere, in fac, there 10 an RI.
ceien, program throughout
The Main shows charge this sea.
.on si1,y cents admission With the
gar tax included. Children under
II se halt price.
Don't isl TO see th,. great show
in p,sAson, Monday. sep, i
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
Meeting Of Missionary Socet,

Ars l-S Johnson va. hosiea- nj
the Aosu-, social meeting Of the
Wensn Ass+io0sry Society u the
M 4 Church. South. Mondsy Al,
'.rnoon. Mrs. II \ WIllisms was
lssaer. and the topic VAS The
Rarsl Community and The Counvy
Church Those taxing part 90
program included Mes3smes Il N
Grs.hy. e L Pep,eco~t, H \
Williams, Joe Taylor. sara Wish
An. Among the thoughts trough
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
Wanted ttorHs

VIII buy t~o single " matched
teams 81 vouna heavy dsppie gray,
tsrk ~ bay hoss-z weigh, 300 to
300 .h- As.l wapi spotted aotrrs
Rnss horses and apply at Civu'
gtosud- 8, Dlckson Tenn Monday
SeItsGa Der 9th. 1920.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

Anyone csush, throwing ~ dump.
ins rubbish on The 6ra sis lots be.
yond th. High school, facing Col.
leg. Street. will be prosecuted 10
tuil ey,eut ~ the Law
II E. OuERlN
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
To The Women and Girls
ot Dickson aud Nicinit,

A. Manager " the Sunhrisht Cam
n,us "a, | sm IN trouble
Last spring | persuaded the lar.
msss 10 grow . large crop OF ,ems
toes. Osing tn the favorable .es
son ihs iarntfs hsyr hssn hlasss.,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

| take this method u announcins
myself ~ a candidate for reel.c,ior
to the office oi City Marshal.
First Of all | want to thank Tho
good people oi Dickson Tor the trust
and confidence they have rposed
in me Tor which shall ever bold
them in srestiul remembrance and
should you again honor me With
one OF the hishes, positions within
your sii, | .hal do my s,mos, &c
give you the best service within III,
power
Again thanking one and all
beg to remain. your obedient s~tyani
John Shelley
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

Five, passenger Overland car 10
Al cocdi,ioo; ns~ .op and eide
c curLms sooj cord tires 90 every
~he.l Viii sell Al a bargsia see
NE Il aace IN c. Gnsyin
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27

II H.. Dickson Csu'rsl H,sh school
opening September . will b~ I4iujef
the direction of Mrs Aru,s spencer
~h1 80 successfully c",an ell the
Hudson Comm.ri.l 60 lese Tor
TIVE ytsfr ANY one wanting =
business caut.s .hAHli sd.if.s- Mss
Spencer at Bu'u- irnn r. o3 "
" sou want -olus good hotne
grown tchscco csil q, q e GnIllus
snd snn sttte l5 cents par pound
~ fvt pauBJs Tor !
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-08-27
Two Excellent Farms,
Near Dickson, For Sale!

One otthe best improved farms IN this secuon known
as the y G. 81 l. Rv Demonsranon arm, containing
rs lO OF h,s farm high oi eunva
and bc guilty atcd with tractor has been subsocd
and well hmed and hs. averaged > bushels OF wheat
the oS II clover and timothy The cnhte
lis tenc ed with hscoo, and cedar and black
locust posi-. three oi dwelling houses all good
shape. two large stock harms tiers high never
ta,l,ns we'll and
Also, % acre farm sdlo,nns the above tsiu, all IN
suln, good house with hnc basement large
ham and other ouhuldns. good c.ste,ns hne orchard
These tatns IL, atei t~o r,dcs west o Dickson
the rilo~ Geek p.Ae ss the Memphis 10 A4ato
ttsh~av, and can he hous ht separately whole
The {, as, / Ry Demonstration Farm can be
bought, tor fourth cash balance on ?, and
tune, With interest ps,d annually The % farm
be bought tor one thfd cash balance IN | and ! years
with interest paid annually
l.ro~,nS crop. .sd tsrw tool. sao he bought II
desr~d
These tal,ns are we'll o>atra and entity sdsptcd
ios dairy and ssosk tsls,ns
Anyone des,r,ng to lock ,hese 'srm. DO
by calling a, the place seeing
H. M. SANDERS
DICKSON. TEN y F.-$ Et