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The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
al'M GLAD YOU'RE GLAD"

kYnopa = --Aesshtarous ass Fsrs.
lsus, rataes tran criminal, ana s8
cited nv lia1aF curly fTaadFaa ard
his csAy" Mac, both practically
nssrs hSYA become tnSolSsd In q
beFss stealing adventure. tasposs
ing " TIE stoi@A STOCK ia Tire t0s"n
ef saguAehs ArtI, sae haei s@pa
rAses Mas 10 aIalsA by a p"sse aEa
C'nfiY tAAsa eavtiye after hs mas
sfgot shs ana hlasat been SeInsaesl
n. man shot Ia t4ek Cutiison.
farmer ashtlnK sh&riT cs,sis1n's
friends astaFmins ~ iyaph Curly
IA AZ esaHets o. cattle thieves
with the vpps around his usck h~
IA saved ~ Asess%stssssss~ Of hass
CulllMpn Lucas daughter, Less
questions ths boy evbtsrnaf'g = n0-
tafiou@ eatias, Saapy stone y~al
leader OF the fnstlefs fiaHdrsa
learns that soAgY Hlans Is Cult"
sans bitter sasmy and exercises
halsful lndue8cs over the ss shsr'
ans san SAM. who has aSafrviea
uith hls father Cuiltsaa goes tAli
Tor curly Curly reseu.s soapy
stens from q bear trap A, the
London ranch he dtsecsers that the
cutia1 II sam Caisisohs rival for
Laura InhdaRs hMDd fiaisiraus
visiting stoEs's ranch, IL ponvtneest
train rotbsF- "a icing planned
saa leaves tAe ranch tot 5asuache
curly companies hifn k.sses
dropping Curly hears stone and hts
lieutenant. tsnts RlscA well, strange
TO hold 40 the train At TIN cup
cresaing aud after the Fe5hury sheo,
young CQlltxpa and leave his body
~ ths scehs curly IL accused by
Stone VI heing spy Of Lagk Cui
isyaA They arv separated, but
part wlih the understanding that
thsir next Meeting viii mean a
asht 20 the death. curly vontitsa
IN Luck Stone ~ forced to lcave
town Tire express ottia1 In Va
gf4aehs ls robbed ~ tAetssf l.Ask
Disappears ard is SUSPECTED hy the
shsttff of the crime
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

The .ute r. r. ifHffrtsH tis4tghf~h 10
tell VI hts thousand and one abusing
experiences. ESPECIALLY sotae THAI hap
rehed during his first tour VI England
with "ihe CREATES, show on earth"
Que 0t the h.-~t N q Joke on the "charn-
rion humbugger" himself Harnntn. on
II lelgurv evening, bought "a ticket tn an
English music hail Imagine his keen
delight as he heard the usher. as he
took tho tickets VI the people ahead
say Letter Hay. first roy letter
Iiee. tlfth row letter lief, sixth row !.
letter High. ninth row" and then, In
renponSc IA haruum's inquiry. "Nherr
do | goY' he said "f0u 80 70 Hell.
sir"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

mhA her fashsr ssaa%hcw g,s aate
tswnbas wxsuw to Mss S@asi
-uA. xra sayang moaAAAx Eas whas
Sh*ssw Essis nassaass vi tAas whsm hh
s~ts has hanis1fs 90 LncS CaAiassa
eel hass I'm saaa fAas raa ssll hsa
whe~r tssat tA'eaw flsG@ssAa Ia. r
It's q die
ha waved bis hard asrsiy. NJ esss
wsaa aessassssa responsibility In the ntsi'
Tea, but bis dark, sssurnsas faew
sssarkssa with aAmiier.
Maybe M. SE~als 10 he ssssss esi'
sseatss. bat ] Eexkssi be can explain
sasas away--ahen he cssaeS haek. The
heaaHF ars,yses has with the inisAals
t. G. iH the bard. since hisntissd as
bis He bad sost ., lot n nann@g NJ
sse&sr, Next day Ne PAID H. he had
80 rseasey to the hank. bat maybe he
fsufa II growing GA n eartzas hsasA+ "
AYoa iiar." siae paaRei. eyes bsas'
tng.
"i1i take tina, from yeu, mig dear.
because you toas M bkafneA pretty
atseE yeu'rv rssd bot I wnusaar takw
II fresa hssa~-trwa yuus father, vita h
hiding ess ia the hills somewhere
Anger sassars'ei weliet srnn ter tn
an tnartteaaase cry iie had epaae
close ~ heF, and wEs staadisg sssasir
1he ssirap. oas bald hand upon the
rvin Her eaisi avns swiftly np and
'l9wn, cat Ake 4 thin bar ~ Fssttes
srsAG acrc@s bis apsift~t face lle
stumbled haek. hals blind with she
pain. Esfonc be esald FeaiAse atsas
had hagas.as'd the spas oa her ilttEe
tpsss tout-hesi the -iyle III ths pony asia
a was oS with tssuhi She was gal,
aasnnw WHISKY dove sas ,s@li tnssxrss
hume.
He locked after her. fingers rarrss
Ing The ~clt that burned his cheek.
"You1l ray for that. Kate uasitsun. s.
he said aiossi 10 hlElsslf.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

her. What Is H. they srs saying
a'sont datlf TeIl use II ssa't true. slir
begged.
"A pacs q Eecs, lassis" ills Ss~sci,
Al'Ha and aeten' had succgmhesl 10
thirty years on The plains. hu, hon
he h"caa3" excited u tesss iriunlltan,
,s.rsush the acqasrN~i speech ~ 'he
Southwest,
Then is he therein Saguacs,s,
asaa Y
"Nn-o Hes na' In tcwrs."
"N here Is hey
~hoots He'll JUST hare gone sane
stefp 80 NG<4ae~s
lir asd ns htu- we3l Tarnu@h 'he
sf** rty ASSURANCE she rierctvi to ne
Bate ~ tsrssAss' ssa his sre3ts
~Yesi- ~ h.sisrg sorsefh;ag frntn ns@,
T,rie Mac. | woar have II. Yar tell
sr the sryYrs- shs whns~ rrtth
iu thrive ssg.eac~s h. saesclissi II tsr
se- gni wbsn he hasi hisssEra he
fsev ~ TIE Aaslrs NJ AeAr vSsF% That
sss wss rr~aaf'y fri4ttrne4
'S.snEeth ~ haS hspg~ss~a tn hlsa
Tn evening" 20 tswn III tvfsr rssh
save Us swp resrys a. sfe s*wes
She turrasSs ~ her e,yassa whe was
sfzr tasnr hsg,eyea ~ ss~r vsse-sw,
wis. Is Il. ksss' Has sayth,nE
sssps~ne1i 80 Cbcie Lses
'slss Swa llousvs grfsg In h~s thTxat
~Tsad"s ryesae. FOB Ses~ssy kru~s
Asre TlssT ssy--tAe fsars--sAas h.
t,sates~3 she " 4 S. Exlsress r0gz7@
S4sstrnly ser f2ce wsnt aswn trfs
Avs fesTar1p rm tie tEhls sra ssAs t->'
Esn r. rack hsr ex~sy Tse hey. Sac.
reFvi e; tla5s rrsg~stsr~rs chsfgs,
esSsis; only lag Sls ass.i 50 her Sssecs.
Ser snA ls@x err aas. 10 erJ.
It'll t~ alE rsSai. ksfA Ksss TIL
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

ior a week slept every night with
gloves ua uo hands AMI uSr,l cold
errHm 90 soften ms fingers | wanted
90 tarr, R,rI al ,hr college bows wer,
prNi>Jpg aud show her Was a "Eentle'
.pon
"Nhrr sie was mtrNNVyNi ta me
~ yNteaN tangr >br thrust en,
her hsnA Hnj erlpp"d tGF hard she
coH,,N', couetW' heT disgust
"NeuylouS. What haua fer raan 7"
she SAW telling those @rrunA us that
I had paitu Vac an loEaatS
SEEKER | never fel, tn an ny llee,
The cold cream had dupe It's diay
WORN Chicago tribune
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
URIC ACID IN MEAT
CLOGS THE KIDNEYS


n you must have year meas every
day. ga, u. hut flush seur kidneys WITH
salts occasionally. says a noted 80.
thority whe tells ns that meMt forms
uric acid whlrh almost pasalyaes the
kidneys In their vsydrsx 10 esn~i II
from the blood. They become slug.
gssh md weaken, thea you suffer With
\ dull misery In the tian~y rcgion
SHARP pains In the hack or sick hrah,
ache, dizziness, yuar stomach sours.
tongue n coated and when the weather
IN had yof have rheumatic twgnges.
The ufins gets eieudy. full uf sr'ii.
neflt. the channels often set sore ard
irrisated. olliging you 10 seek relief
tuc or THREE times during the night.
To neutralisa these Irritating acids.
10 cicasase the k,dness and fsush osf
the bosy's ur,nsns waste get -four
ounces Of Jad Salts from ans rhar.
macy here: tBkr tahlespoosfai In 4
glass al waier befosv breakfast fer n
few days and ycar kldnefs will then
act hne. This famous salts II made
frun the acid Of grapes and ies,e"n
juice, combined with llthin. and has
been ra~d for generations tn fnsh
and stimulate slusgsah tidneys. also
to nensrmiiss the acids In urine. 20 II
M ionrer initiates. thus ending bladder
Weakness.
lad Salts Ia inexpensive; cannot In.
jnre. ard uankes ielsshfal sRsrses-
cent Whitewater drink. ~~Ady.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
Our Neighbors Suffer
from Colds

Aisna rxA. Tsnn. s--~Ahcus tksse yssss
60 l emagAs swsy hsssy coAa anA NY
lnuhe AraaNa Aha p~aaed nm AsnsfAs. fsak
ssewwAl dkissF~as kassaa vi sasswama~ hAsa
ncsh&mx rave nm sA~ r~sssf shMt In, nesesse
tiessan MNiaral Discovery DID right twzA The
ErsA leo dasas. taek twu tssttsas Il Il ard
eoast4s3 h IN enssileas tante ana tsasatsx.
Mr. eaaa eAsArea ar Esnsay ard then sase sehsa
aMa raass kdt saw--thxt u wAy | rmssaxs~
snsnd IT. Hsx~es Isoaiwn MsaseA pas.
cev~6y - Aiehsy. a~~AkA. EllEAhETn
Hf.AfX. Hf$ras n ffssa = s's's!Ssss tts.sssqs
Lens - d.. fsuww& eemlAnea esrsaia
v~suAhAs ysassAhss inxy~siAents -4wsshaas
tAe - q alccAak--@ that tAsss ssnn&-
a. atu~ys have besA ssxtseky s~mp<s~
anes uS~aieinsA Ssnd lus tg< ixiai psea.
- a cay Il nw. neFcs's 9~asesa4A
Aads~as tAyalLts' HaeA. hxalsis. n. Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19


To noit his disappearance was ~
good az confession II guilt lie
searched i.urkS ROOM al the hotel
Amnng other things be found Mn old
envelope with Interesting data zen
cttesi en IT,
BEFORE nchtfnll the word waa Wits
rcred all over Saguache that LuyI
Cullisnn pioneer cattleman srl for,
mer sheriff. vas suspected u ,he "
4 y express robbery and hac lid t.
save himself from arrest AZ trst men
marvrlesi that ons 9" well known and
so popular. enc Nhc had been So prom
lnent IN affairs. could be suspected ol
such q crirae. tn'' rs they listened u
tbs evlAatcv anil saw T. fan tkt
blocks ~ hn'.Iing Into plac~, The
conviction rreW iha, b. Was ths
matHksd bandit wanted BY The sheriff
Red hrlhrd S,S Cul}I@on finished
making tnc diamond bitch arj proudly
cattesl bis cousin Kate to taspcct thr
rae&horSc
"leu never saws the hitch thrown
better. sis" be trncred, hos,lke
'tec'e Luck says | lo ii welt as he
can
"tt's fine. rch." his cousin agreed,
with the ptopes enthusiasm Ia her
dnrs eyps "Neuil have Ga teach Ire
hoW ~ no II one If these DAYS"
Shr was Ia Il Khaki rtatpg SKIRT. ara
she .lyll,si herself n the saddle ~ her
pwn hors. Fr"p mis- position size
gave h}p final Instructions hefote lvay,
tns,
l, had heeN en Wednesday morning
tAat LUCK Cullisnn Disappeared tr,m
the FACE ~ the earth. Before tWrnty.
four hours the eN~slr Was hrinS wh3s.
rereti In the Hsost t''Staaf rENnGs ~
I'apa9u county. This riders " the
Ctrrte { Knew II. but Sons NJ sae.a
had We, tgid esther Fob or ka'c.
New Il was Friday morning anil
Kate was l@sipnirs 70 wonder Why
her father al not csU her up. C"uIa
II b@ that S.>apy Stcae WAS pu''lue eS
his tga'a robbery ~ TIN Gap ana her
father so busy that h. cpajd aos taAe
TIME ~ ride ~ "A telephone statioug
She did H2t The ~ leave the ranch tttsf
i>oN, even Tar feN hour>. hGt o,her
huIa ~ yalicyt her away Swesres
Was hat,lins d'aa ybe fort at the Is,'9
elon agaJNSy Fpnd-icSs shseghers!,sr>>
au3 as Nv*hly ~lvply II rro,is,ssos
Hed IS M 2nkasa tn him. Since >ae
"arFtsl ~ ,y%, @jgt hsr ewn cyes h4w
'hteS> WeN SsGttns F'Na: at she carer.
sjs n#> t5k'Ux ;he supplies Ia rcrs.ssi
SOC ra'i% flr9# sunlight iHtN SITS ,eS
ana t~,m shadow va eaB3sSR aEaBn
esn4As alnG~ the hjll 1tasl thar vovs
her tsy sS3 re iNei ,tr,S After hours
~ srzst Size cagse - ttsa. Saddle svon
MA a-sn A~sSyyi aoun so ,ae rsp IL
the 5aHHS VISITS shai had seea the cagsg.
asae watering pacc ~ ag usens cat,
Ne hat new us> Aoue>tca,s,,l ny her
fa'fez >te coeSd zl~ the hu,. the
tcc.N 'tre reaegaS rsraHu ~ the
strvaa rn The asser sfGs. >alfae grams
cs1ie. SWS~Hey> h,vSe In ihe c.rrsi.
The p,teols elvsJipg II q lasAh a,aat.
81 - hsr. Nae 8isatesrte-t ku,' made
A.A~ xxr~ q stvvw r.s ,N., e.r,,~J wa 49, -.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
'cau Fentrick IL the
man you want"
M ~ gosrIStEl.J


IeSrg II f~~laaS srnisDrtaft 'sf~ss
Asys. having fs~~g stmps~n sssrr~srsT u
bar tsifie chur~ts eaGs. SHE uss u tssS
ing over the ,ssfansps " be- Frs isss-ss'
lBs wh~n I sa@9~xss~i fts1 stse ssss&'d
s}wHys tss1n Tbs raewssnT @ss rals
ess ,n o~ler With the president itl~fhs
chair ~IiEt ste wa~nT.~ g~Ssss-sssl
p~gKy. tndA graxrsfiy. I was sss 'ssyts
er~ srt got tire big cssssr and IL
res. had azsiy ssrasrxarge5 s~sts
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

A thr~s story retntervsNi eancrrts
and brick building measuring "a hy IS
fssct ard ~e'shIns So1l tens at I've
srsit. was ga,'vea 40 feet A. gAe rate
al "A, fs$st tiav aetus ascaase1 ssear.
While Tor sts regular as~s and with
sss .nsesrwn,ioa u teasslielx. lISai
ar rOwsr sevstce. -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

= isEsstlfT ST. xaGle rsiy 81 Nga
/. quite q EsoSsra tAvrratian ssftsssaxh
iEiSsxsnats@a @ss s~ss tn ssssas ~ sn@
anrssss esties- PARIS aod I4ssszrs dss-
pete tee priseffy 10 the sssstsv ~ sssss.
srz ssra~s EgAsirx- sszntsezl S5sisns Re
hsre Nrssr-a lev streets w4th ia-1fe-us
a. essty "a 1914. bcH tits rsrssszts1
- Gspat-a IwT4ag the sixt~s,sa c~a,
sSry ssnsrrns fas wr~es ttxAssag Ssss
pessfsaec N rA< eelsx cpss II fAxs&
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
EASIER FOR HER 10
DYE THAN TO BUY


Dent wrrry nbors perfect resritx.
Use diamond Dyes guaranteed 10
five n~w. rich. fadei~ss coies To any
fabric. whether " ~ wnoi. s'lk. isnen.
cotton ar m.red snosss--dr~ssr~
hleuS~s. st.<&ings, sksrts, chtldre0p
crsts. Smther~~~~Terythinr
ptrwctisn Boak In package tells ksv
10 diamond dye over sny color. Tc
match any material hxve dealer ssow
yOu ~DianDcnd Dye Color Card. ADV
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

eemman1e0 IN EE<xa NsAassA Meazaak
Discovery b. ~ an& = / taS& seMws 1 @Sek
N lt~ees~ IN 6nxA tatGaR wxs enak | wA4
Hp wna MkpaMd. I'D Nj VIM tzm~ A@a
EnisAm1 kk~ sscAnd kak&as II xisAdeM M&As.
al Nzsxnswxy' ! wss nsxtresly x~sl ws@nAss
TAAa ssAse e gesd heNasA ! I'm ssSlB xsasas-
im& NJ sxa esnx3nc~d nAxa snans w. pns~
sssAnems sasre. AaA ! ssmDe* sxsase nss
NmwmsA tseaAm h@akA Discovery tap
kAsAsy ts# the Srs~A beesAt n k4s s~a se
~ ARA MARy LasE HAMPTON.
q SArosx -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

Accept "CulifornIa" Syrup II Figs
oniy~~l look Tor the uame California on
the package, then YOU "re sure your
china Is hnslag the best and nlast harm
less laxative cr physle for the little
stomach, liver and bowels Children
lore 10 delicious frulty taste. Full
directions for chllds dose Oh each bot
tie GIVE IL without fear
Mother You must say California
~~Alv
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19

~ XW Mt& MV
~ M ~ sasst No
NJ rsfImrs aHAAtA
aRl Nv dNasra
gxss - ssp - aeAsse.
- IA Nas ahas4
EtM.e rNxnskIs i ~ HxY
frxe tMhu vHss,e Ms3 4
asasfsn ~ hxkItkA
49, I e~sAA n|sA sse
3rzznd N ~ nd
xskily I s4As~1 10
~ MI k&aszs DO
iaxe wesAx M
daslass &NtA l sREsA
"a kyv TIRE wsps&s
- 80 = nai,13 kxsr -
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
Pertinent Comparison

"iIu~ fast the winter cars do ayr
Merry. srs Tune goes Rbons 10
fast NJ a ton ~ coal"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
Msstt~s z m1fvsnei~a.

~issi~ess's vile u an swfas tRlker
tiew aoes be gvs On 70 welt with her r
"iiwss a goca listener"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1920-03-19
GET READY
FOR FLU"

A6eP xOUx Ltvcr AcLEys, xon1
System Purihsd and Yrss From
Colds by Taking Calotahs,
I the Naussaless Calornel
Tablets. that are De
ligh.ful, Safe and
Sure.
pkysislans AND Druggists are sdvis.
Ing their friends 10 kesp thssr syHtssss
PARTED aad their organs In peFfsss
wosking ordsr ~ protection against
tn. return Of Influenza Thsy know
that . ssoggod up sys.sm and q lazy
liver favor colds, iaflaeaza aad serious
compilations.
TO cut short q cold overnight and TO
prevent serious complications take one
CaIosAb 81 bedtime with q swallow Of
wassr-~tAat q ALL No salts, no aasssa,
no gripping, no sleksaing aster effects.
Esxs morning your cold has vanished.
your liver Ii active, your system IL pasi'
Red and refreshed and you arc feeling
fne with hearty appetite for break
fast. Eat what you pgsAse~~no danger,
CAia,abs ara sold oaly In original
sealed packages, priss thlr'y'fve cents.
Every druggist Ii authorized 10 refund
yoas money IL yen are not perfectly
delighted with Calatahs.~~t Adg.l
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-06
Ginnings Report.

Washington, Oct. 4.-Cotton ginned
prior to September %, amounted to 2s<
2l3.O3O running bales, including 1866
round bales, 1856 bales of American
Egyptian and 43 bales of sea island,
the census bureau announced today in
its second ginning report of the sea-
son
Ginning last year to September %,
amounted to 1,S35,214 running bales,
including 1861 round bales. 2,166
Ealos of American Egyptian and Cos
bales of sea island.
Ginning by states to September %
This year were: Alabama S4,O33: Ari
IONA 3,622; Arkansas 56,55S; Califor-
MIA G,SOS; Florida 1924; Georgia
21o,Oll; Louisiana SG,GI2; Mississippi
93,997; Missouri 239; North Carolina
3l,1O1; Oklahoma 65,372: South Caro-
lima l7l.ll2; Tennessee $40; Texas
l'"62,O2l; Virginia and all other
states were not given in the state
mcnt
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-06

history of the Thirtieth division. The
resolution would also empower the
governor of each state to appoint one
person to become member of the
board Of editors Of such history.
Reported unfavorably by the COM
mittee was resolution introduced by
Old Hickory post No. 2, of Nashville,
Tenn, asking the legislatures OF the
three states to appropriate $4,000
each for the purpose of making and
erecting suitable markers on the fields
of battle showing the progress of the
Thirticth division in combat in Bel
GUM and France. Tho resolutions
committee did not favor the bill, hold
ing that it was tantamount to asking.
the legislatures for monument to
themselves. The resolution was killed
by narrow plurality.
a resolution enabling an officer to
be elected during his absence was
passed. Under such conditions was
Col Albert H. Cox chosen. the colonel
being unable to attend the reunion.
Efforts looking 10 a corps conven
ton of the Twcnty-scventh and Thir-
ticth divisions were expressed in a
resolution commencing the sister di-
vision.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-06
ri good mother, and will be greatly
I'd in the home.

ri good mother, and will be greatly
I'd in the home.
Her body was laid to rest in tho
Chestnut Ridge cemetery on the day
following her death.
Besides a husband, the following
children survive her: Mrs. j. C.
Owings Of the Shiloh section, w. NJ.
Bramlett, of Bolton; r. J. Bramlett Of
Birmingham, Ala; Mrs. j. NJ. Lang
ston and Misses e. j. and II. N. Bram-
'"tt of Laurens, Mrs. j. L. Knight and
Messrs. H. II. and A. c. Bramlett, Jr.
OF the Green Pond section.
those loved ones are comfortcd
with the assurance she is at rest. and
one day they shall meet again.
Ihou art gone from us dear mother.
And the parting gives us pain;
But we arc comforted with the promise
That some day wen meet again"
Children
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1920-10-06
Notice OF Lost Stock.

Notice is hereby given that Certifi,'
cate No. 313 for One share of the cap
ital stock Of the Bank Of Laurcns. Lau-t
rens, S. c., dated June 20, 1910. Of a.
par value OF 500, and issued to i. 81
Martin (since deceaseO has been lost
misplaced or stolen and that the ;n-
derSigned, as executor of said estate
Will. on the twenty-tirst day os Oc-
tobcr, 1920, make application to The
Laurens National Bank successor to
said Ban kof Laurens) for a new GER
tifcate in lieu thereof.
(Signcd) c. B. MARI'rN
Executor Estate OF f.. b. Martin.
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Notice OF Final Settlement

rake notice that on October Both,
i9zo, at ten o'clock a. m. the under
signed Will make an accounting of
thclr actings and doings as administra-
tors OF the estate of Rufus II. DUNLAP
deceased, before O. G. THOMPSON
Judge of Probate for the County Of
i';'uiens in said State at his Office at
l1aurcns, South Carolina. and n; said
time and place will apply to said
Judge for a final discharge. All per-
sons indebted to said estate arc re-
quircd to make payment to the undcr-
signed and all pcrsons holding claims
against said estate arc notified TO pre-
sent The same TO the undersigned duly
proven 6i they viii Dc forever barred
Mrs. Annie H. Dunlap
Richard s. Dunlap,
Administrators.
Sep. 27ul, 1920.
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MRS. MARY ELIXtBET
RRAMLEYvr

Mary Elizabeth Bramlctt was born
May 10. 1859. and departed this life
Sept. lG, 1920. at the age of 81 years
foVr months. Shc was born and rear
cd in I.aurons County. being the
GaIshtcr Of :ho late W. D. Morgan
and granddaughter oe Mrs. Rosa
Franks.
She Joined tho Methodist church in
carly childhood. But after hcr mar
riagc TO L. j. Dramlc;; Joined the Ban
'ia' church, She was true to her
church at the different places she
we'd, and a. tho time Of hc" death
was consistent member of Dculah
Baptist church
The deceased had been in declining
health Cor Two years. and was an in
i'd for several months preceding
her death. but she bore her afflictions
IN 4 manner that witnessed clearly to
=" strong faith. and she often cN-
pressed herself as resigned to the viii
Cod.
Aunt Betty" as she was Familiarity
known. was a kind friend, a loyal wife
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NASHVILLE GETS THE
NEXT CONVENTION

Thtrtieth Reunion Closes In Asheyille.
Daniels on Program. Fifty Thou
sand Dollars to be Asked OF Legis-
lature for History.
Asheyille, N. c., Sept. 29.-Nash-
vile, the home of "Old Hickory" and
the city in which his remains were
laid to rest, was chosen as the next
&meeting place of the Thirticth division.
Col. Albert l.. Cox, of Raleigh, was
elected president; Capt. Frank p.
Bowen Of Knoxville, reelected secre-
tary and treasurer, and other offers
were chosen this afternoon during the
business session which brought the
reunion of the Thirtieth division to q
close.
Sergt. Maj, Guy II. May of Knox
vile, Tenn, was elected first vice
president; Private Harold Turner Of
Spartanburg, S. c., second vice presi-
dent, and Scrgt. Harry H. Baumgard-
ner CT Ashcvillc was elected third vice
"o4idcnt. Work of Captain Bowen in
bringing to Ashcvile Il crowd conser-
vatiVcly estimated at more than 5000
men and in providing program that
entertained the veterans and pcrpctu-
&tea tnc memory or their glorious
achievements was praised. He was
again chosen to occupy the same post
~ unanimous acclamation. Brig. Gen.
Samuel If. FaiSon Of Faison. in be-
n hn
presented Col. II. b. Springs OF Green
vile retiring president with large
loving cup rs token Of the esteem
in which he is held.
Chaplain A. l. Foster of Nashville
was elected association chaplain sue
cecdng Chaplain John McSwecn. Jr.,
OF TimmonSvillc, S. G. Resolutions
adopted by the association made mem
Dcfs OF the nearest kin of those who
died honorary members. the l2 men
from the Thirticth division who won
J" OF the rs congressional medals, also
Maj. Gen. George w. Read, command
cr Of the corps in which the Thirtieth
gained distinction, Gov Thomas A.
Bickctt, OF North Carolina; Josephus
DanlelS, secretary OF the navy, ex-
Gov. Richard |. Manning of South Car
olina
VI particular significance was a res
olution relating to vocational training
of those honorably discharged from
the armed forces. The government in
continuing the training was commend
ed and those who are training were
urged to take it, The legislatures of
tennessee, North and South Carolina
will be called upon to appropriate
$4,000 each for the preparation of a
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VIII You Spend SOC on Rat-Snap to
Save $1OOl

One soc pakg. can kill so rats. The
average rat will rob you of $40 a year
in feed, chicks and property destruc-
ton. RAT-SNAP is deadly to rats.
Cremates after killirg. Leaves no
smell Comes in cakes. Rats will
pass up meat, grain, cheese to feast
on RAT-SNAP Three sizes, 35c, Csc,
and $l.25. Sold and guaranteed by
Laurens Hardware Co., Putnam's Drug
Store, and Kennedy Bros.