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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1922-10-27

Theater; great wonder to behold,
but no more wonderful than how the
master played upon that little ballad
and on those who heard him like an
instrument, and seemed now upon the
point OF failing, and now to conquer
his distress, SO that words and music
seemed to pour out of his own heart
ana MS own past, and to be aimed d.
rect at Mrs. Henry. And his art went
further yet; for all was so delicateIy
touched, it seemed impossible to sus.
pect him of the least design; and so
far from making a parade of emotion.
you would have sworn he was striving
to be calm.
(To be continued)
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INLAND EMPIRE YOUNG
PEOPLE ENTER SHOW
Total Cash Prizes of s1575 viii Be
Awarded Members of Boys and
Girls Club.

Members of the boys and girls live
STOCK clubs of the Inland Empire will
exhibit hogs and steers in competitive
classes at the Western Royal Live
stock show, October % to November
q, for cash prizes totaIing 1855. In
the spring pig class, open to four
breeds OF hogs, prizes will amount to
1870, while competition in the steer
classes will be for $3.50
One of the big purposes of the
western Royal Livestock show is to
stimulate interest among the club
members for better methods and man
agement of livestock" said ]. Tom
OBrien, general manager. recently.
therefore we have offered this
amount of prize money to members OF
the boys and girls livestock clubs.
Competition in the pig class is con-
to Poland China, Duroc-Jersey
berkshire and Chester White breeds
OF hogs. Prizes will also be given for
the best filters exhibited in any breed
competition in the steer classes is
confined to Shorthorns and Here
'ords.'
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BAPTIST

BAPTIST
CENTRAL BAPTIST. Shannon and Atlantic
A. B. Waltz, Pastor, % Nora Ave, Tel. Max
Liberty PARK BAPTIST. ohas. McHarness,
E. 1415 14th Tel. Highland 1898.
LINCOLN HEIGHTS BAPTIST. J. NJ. Mel
son. Ills Montgomery. Tel Max. 2480L.
UNION PARK BAPTIST, J. NJ. Nelson, Ills
Montgomery, Tel Max. 24S0-L.
GRACE BAPTIST A. F. Colver, 1880 West
point Road Tel. Max. 1886.
FIRST BAPTIST, j. E. Smith, S. 1929 Wall
GERMAN BAPTIST. @. H. Edinger, Harrison
and Arthur.
SWEDISH BAPTIST, C. G. Ericsson 1918
Spoford, Tel. 3536.R.
PRESBYTERIAN
KNOX PRESBYTERIAN, VIM t. Middle
mass, 8. 817 Jackson, Tel. Max. 1887.
WESTMINSTER PRESBYTERIAN, VIM. Ed
mondson, N. 1919 Cannon, TEL Max. SIC.
EMANUEL PRESBYTERIAN, Angus Matte
son. 1924 York, Tel. Max. 1531-R.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN, s. L. Divine. s. 922
Cedar, Tel. Riv. 3344.
BETHEL PRESBYTERIAN. Franklin Con
nor s. 1872 Sherman, Tel. Riv. 779.
WELSH PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH, I. R.
Evans. Supply Pastor. Y: N; o:A.~
EPISCOPAL
HOLY TRINITY, James A. Palmer, 1880
Dean, Tel. Max. 1906.
ST. PETERS, L. H. Miller, Felix Blk, Tel
Main 1491,
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
CENTRAL METHODIST, L. Morgan Cham
M. E., Geo. o. Parish s. 232
Nelson, Tel. Highland 232.
,ORBIN PARK METHODIST, G. A. Rexroad
S23 Cleveland Ave-, Tel. Max. 2461.
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Presently came Mr.. Henry. Her,
is news!" cried he. 1T seems all il
not enough, and you must add to my
wretchedness. 1t seems you have in
suited Mr.. Bally"
Under your kind favor, Mr.
Henry said L, ''it was he that insult
ed me, and as / think grossly But !
may have been careless of your posi-
ton when l spoke; and if you think
so when you know all, my dear pa
iron, you have but to say the word.
For you l would obey in any point
whatever, even to sin, God pardon
mel" And thereupon | told him what
had passed
Mr.. Henry smiled to himself
grimmer smile I never witnessed
you did exactly WE'LL" said he. HE
shall drink his Jessie Broun to the
dregs." And then, spying the master
outside, he opened the window. and
crying to him by the name of Mr..
Bally asked him to step up and have
a word.
James, said he, when our perse-
cutor had come in and closed the door
behind him, looking at me with
smile as if he thought l was to be
you brought me com
plant against Mr.. Mackellar into
which | have inquired. | need not
ell you | would always take his word
against yours; for we are alone, and
am going to use something of your
,wn freedom. Mr. Mackellar is
gentleman | value; and you must con-
rive, so long as you are under this
oof, to bring yourself into no more
collisions with one whom | will sup
'ort at any possible cost to me or
nine. AS for the errand upon which
ou came to him, you must deliver
ourself from the consequences of
our own cruelty, and none of my
ervants shall be at all employed in
UGH case"
My fathers servants, believe"
Rvs the master.
Go to him with this tale" said Mr.. l
Lenry. IL
The master grew very white. He
ointed at me with his finger. 81 i
ant that man discharged" he said.
He shall not be, said Mr.. Henry. $
You shall pay pretty dear for this" v
US the master n
Il have paid so dear already for Fl
licked brother said Mr. Henry. e
hat | am bankrupt even of fears. d
'u have no place left where you can b
rike me-
L will show you about that says &c
e master, and went softly away.
What will he do next, Mackellar?e'
les Mr. Henry.
Let me go away" said l. my dear
tron, let me go away; I am but the
ginning of fresh sorrows.''
Would you leave me quite alone?" h,
d he. h.
We were not long in suspense as to w
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the nature of the new assault. Up to
that hour, the master had played a
very close game with Mrs Henry;
avoiding pointedly to be alone with
her, which | took at the time for an
effect of decency, but now think to be
a most insidious art meeting her.
you may say, at meal-time only: and
behaving, when he did so, like an af-
fectionate brother Up to that hour
you may say he had scarce directly
lnterfered between Mr.. Henry and his
wife; except in so far as he had
Unanswered the one quite forth from
the good graces of the other. Now. all
that was to be changed; but whether
really in revenge, or because he was
wearying of Durrisdeer and looked
about for some diversion. who but the
devil shall decide?
From that hour at least began the
siege OF Mrs. Henry; thing so deftly
carried on that | scarce know if she
was aware of it herself. and that her
husband must look on in silence. The
first parallel was opened Gas was
made to appear by accident The
talk fell, as it did often, on the ex-
lies in France: SO it glided to the
matter of their songs.
There is one," says the master.
II you are curious in these matters.
that has always seemed to me very
moving. The poetry is harsh: and
yet, perhaps because of my situation
it has always found the way to nv
heart 1t is supposed to be sung.
should tell you, by an exile's sweat.
neart; and represents, perhaps, not so
much the truth of what she is think.
hg' as the truth of what he hopes of
ler' poor soul! in these far lands,
ma here the master sighed. 81 pro. ,
est 1t Is a pathetic sight when a
core OF rough Irish, all common sen.
iheis, get to this song; and you NAV
ee' by their falling tears. how If
trlkes home to them 1t goes TINS
ather, says he, very adroitly taking
ny lord for his listener. land if I can
ot get to the end of it, you must
mink it is common case with us ex.
esr c
AND thereupon he struck up the
anne air as l had heard the colonel
hlstle; but now to words, rustic in
eed, yet most pathetically setting
nth a poor girls aspirations for an
killed lover; of which one verse in.
sed Cor something like it, still sticks
Y me:
J. viii dye my petticoat red.
Win my dear boy I'll beg my bread
though all my friends should wish
me dead,
For Willie among the rushes, or
he sung it well even as a song. but |
ala better yet as performer.
We heard famous actors, when there
Is not dry eye in the Edinburgh
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as the Young Manor Girl, Safer
Safety First! HomeSafety Firs
Practice It,
cE IXaA dotorI Lnoutbe ohuxau

But what about that son
or daughter who is just leav-
ing the home Preside to take
up the activities of school
life or of labor in the city?
What about them, parents;
are you practicing this prin-
cipal of safety first with
them?
M n y temptations and
pitfalls await the unsuspect-
ing, unwarned and uncared-
for young person arriving in
the city. Many boys and
girls have gone to the city
with wonderful visions of
future achievement only to
perish morally among the
evils of the city, Give those
same boys and girls reliable
friends. Christian influence,
a church home, and they are
comparatively safe.
To do just this for you
and yours the churches list
ed below are ready day or
night to render any service
needed. They also wish you
to feel welcome at any
church service you may wish
to attend while in the city.
Write to any Of the fol-
lowing institutions request
ing their assistance in secur-
ing proper home surround
ings for your boy or girl
who for any reason may be
coming to the city.
EVANGELICAL
IE EVANGELICAL, w. L. Martin, 2o2l
East First Ave.
>~~@-~~~~~-~-~-~-~-~-~->-
UNITED PRESBYTERIAN
RST UNITED PRESBYTERIAN. w. A
stevenson, Third and Adams Riv. 1894.
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SALVATION ARMY

SALVATION ARMY
SCANDINAVIAN BRANCH, Emil ~,
Adj, Z. 101 Baldwin, Tel Max. 4o2e.J I'''
S. A: NO. CORP, B. B. Isaacs lila n.
Tel Max; 2154. N'H
LUTHERAN
EMANUEL LUTHERAN, P. Groucbua g -.
Pine, Tel. Riv. s79. q III
ST: JOHNS LUTHERAN. W. H. Ko..
Third Ave-, TEL Riv 984 A0'A
SALEM LUTHERAN. AUGUSTANA sYNon
e y; r. Andeen, 1924 Broadway, Tel N,
SWEDISH TABERNACLE. Rev p.,,.-,.
8. 212 Division, Tel Riv 1905. ssA'
SPOKANE COLLEGE. II. p. Olson. prs,,a...
2sth and Grand; ''-''
CONGREGATIONAL
PILGRIM CONGREGATIONAL. Fl ~,
co sRpnHS E pA 221 11dsns Tel May; 1911
PLYMOUTH CONGREGATIONAL P Rso'
Evans, Adams and Msllon. a.
CHRISTIAN
CENTRAL CHRISTIAN, G.. w. Knepner q,
-o-2 24th Tel; BY; 1897; -
CHURCH OF THE BRETHREN
FIRST SPOKANE CHURCH OF rHR
BRETHREN. E. Weaver, 8. lis st., I'd
Main 4514-Y.
Y. NJ. c. A.
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
A. d. Brewer, Secy., 827 LIST, Main 3sSo
>----~---~--~~-~~--~-~--~ ~-~~~--~~>-~-~-~-,o~
Y. w. c. A.
YOUNG WOMENS CHRISTIAN AssocrA.
TON, Miss Dorothy S. Varker Secy.. 5o9
First, Tel. Main 3176
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CENTRAL METHODIST cHJpcu
Third and Howard Streets

A RARE OPPORTUNITY for tho nnh,.
hear world-renowned Scotch "0 70
Concert Organist
MR.. JAMES H. SHEARER
give an Organ Recital on October ann
Eight o'Clock-Tickets SOC '''a
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l. o. o. F..
POWER CITY no. 297, o. II. Bohme, Sec.
MT. CARLETON NO. 1o3, S. J. Allen, Sec
SAMARITAN NO. 50, c. e. Gifin Sec.
IMPERIAL NO. "a, +. A. McMaster, Sec.
Odd Fellows Temple is located at W.
1917 First Ave-, and is the place
of meeting of all the above
Lodges.
GENERAL RELIEF COMMITTEE
G. e. Giffn, Sec.
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Presently came Mr.. Henry. Here
is newsi" cried he. 1T seems all is
not enough, and you must add to my
wretchedness. 1t seems you have in
suited Mr.. Bally"
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-23
Notice oi lssolvene y.

To the creditors 81 ME- Heller
AdIs, deceased. hy o'lsr ~ th'
Cierk ot tbe County court OF D'ts
son county. reupessss, notice b
herhy given to all pess"ns hssins
CLAIMS ssaios, the estate 81 ME-
HELEN Adler, deceased TO sppesi
spd al the same s,th the CleIk Of
said court authenticated IN The
msnns, prescribed by Law. on o.
before Nov 30. le12
The insoivsucy Of ssid ts's''
,Asv;ss h~ea Suggested. any. slams
no, Aled 90 OF befo. ssid date vii
be forever barred both 10 Law sod
equity
This Nay ~ len
W ] Adler. Admr,
a Ats helen Adler. Deed
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Chapman>boro II. J

Mise Rosa Johnson has gone to
Nashville 10 spend several days
Ms. |. h. Marsh and children. OF
Ch,csso. are v.,,,ag Nr. Marsh /.
parent. M and Mrs.. X A, Duts
NJ and Nj. Clyd. Sp",sh. and
children open, Sunday the Inss.s OF
M, and Mrs Duea DUKE,
lit,l. Ms. JAM. L~~ OF Mach
VII. !. visiting Mi. Mabel Story
,hle week
M.s Mildred Harvey spent SAT
urd.v nigh, and Sunday Toe rns''
II ki-s Eliishstk stotsy '.".'' +. ''-.~'-'.'
N, .ut Mr. b X Storey SER
tn. su-s,s " NJ and Mrs n y
Duke Sandsy
M. ant Ma | K, Hunter -ptn
sunday ,h. guests u M. and a's
Alr-u Harvey
Mrs kite Horton acd daughter
Mi.. virsie, spent Sunday ~ cue"
Of Mr., and Mr. q &. Pardue
Mis. Margaret Sanders spen
Sundsy To. guest 81 Nj" Mar
Thsch.
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Bcaverdam News

Mis-. Flors Hu,chsson. Who has
been visiting relatives herr h" ~
turned to her home in Nashville
NJ. Bernard White and Mice
Prudence Thomas we're Married At
tie home 81 the bride on Besv"'
dam, las, SUNDAY. June 18th The
hid. wore . dr~s, II blu. canton
crepe and . bat Of black. They
ar. going TO Flmids ~ their honey
moon and upon their r~'ura shsv
gill res.ie Ia their nee home neat
Nashville
Iovsl Mva,,, Of Boo A<ua. va
III. suea Of Nj" Van T'dws''
sunday.
4 large crowd attended the Ice
cream supp(r and brand dance on
Nails Greet aasufdas. night.
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SHERIFF

STUART We are authorised 20 an
nounec N. O. Stuart "A = candidate ioi
sheriff, subject 10 The Will " the quail
hcd vo,ers Al the August, W. eirc'
tea.
COLEMAN We are authorised I" an
nouuce Thomas J, Coleman A. esnd,
dat. for sheriff. subject 10 the s'h .
thr auAhaed voters 81 the August
ips! .lse.scn.
CREIGHTON We are authorized Z
nn~ounc. I. Y Creighton ~ eand'
date io, the office ct Sher,h, sublscs Il
,hc qualified voters At the com'n'
August eltct.oo
III kERSNN Ne ARE authorized {
,nuouucc " II HwAcrru ~ cand'
date ~, sheriff subject 10 the aes'o
o, ,be, ,,a sInsi, waters ~. the August
~. elrc,ion.
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Announcements:
STATE SENATOR

HAkE-ws ART authorised 10 announce
". o. HAks a. a candidate for STATE
senator from the Twsry.thisd seaA.
toriAi Dlsaic,, subject To the ell Ut
the qualified voters a, the Demo Rate
Primary August ). VIZ
ColLifh-we are aatborisst 70 sh'
noancs II. q tolller ~ a<eAndidAts
Tor tie denomination Tor HE Office oil
state senator from tAs 2sd Ssuatofla
,,strtet, composs&~ksosntiss Of Dick
son, Humphreys. Houston. Stewart
subject 70 action Of the Democratic
primary Aus. ,. W..
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-23

Of Nashyills, are visiting relatives
here.
Mr.. Ida Nicholson 10 spending
the sesk III McEweo, ..,
r. II. wnsh, spent last Sunday
Of White Bled
Mrs. Charley Kr,ehman Is sich,
th....s ned With typhoid lever.
r A. Wright has gone to Cam
bsslsnd Furusee, shsrs be hss &C
csp,ed q position ~ head man 10
W arner Iron Company store.
II. II Dssir.y and vile ssrs 10
McE~en last Saturday
Ma ,E.l .Coshin, Reed Of Be.lins
Green. ~, - .hs aues, y her par
su,a. Dr.. sad Mrs. Co'bin,
Mrs., Gfscs Hud,9n he the soe.s,
| Of Mrs. Mary Bowen.
Mr.. add Mn. Frsnt xsushm.'
and children have returned to shel'
hom. in indiana.
Mrs. Liss,- Esslry, OF Nashville
visited her sister, Mrs. Alea Reed,
this week
Hollis Thompson Of No Even vat
here Monday
Mr.. and Mrs.. Ritchison .ese II
|Vsnlssr lac, Friday.
Miss Hassl Mckinney. Of Nash
vile, spent SUNDAY at the II y
Jones home.
All Who attended enjovsd the lc'
cream oarty at N. A. Nebletis lac
Saturday night,
Rev. and Mrs l.. =. Haley ans
children spent sunday with J. A
Balthrop.
| II Resdrr. Of Burps vas her
on hu, ness Thursday VI las, week
Mr.: and Mr.. r. A. Wnah, an
IKpnnith and Mildred Wright oil al
I,rudad church in Dickson sunda
night
| The good rslns are making q
In, isrm crops look hne
Ir''proi H. e.. xalmon WAS 10 D,ca
Ion last ruesdsy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-23
Civil War History
BY Mr. {. h. tiark


By permission cl tas Editor and,
readers. | will oeeAsioanli, asviase.
sddins nattefu ether than ssr
history voald b slsd U oil the
Old Soldiers in THE ssetioo = aid
take and sssd th< Herald. acd read
my little Astieies and correct inc II
II lie or make . nlissake ! you'd be
slsd that all the Old Boyv 10 tbs
section eosld insect In Dleksca and
talk over eur bard tinss in The 90.
| | love them ill snd hope shss sfs
rounding cot sasm hyeN ~ sd
directs. W." somssfWes get sss.s =
selvss The esestios--~hsi 10 hitf
Our msmosy canies us back ssssosi
| 10 tbs cradle and bssia oar narch
In . long eampaiGn 10 a tossssn
counry vhieh swiftly passes avsy.
I've hint, tail and dsssm 81 ssr
| and i.s hosos W. oceassanally
be ~ Of q skisnish. ,bn . battle.
the day passss awsy and even tide
ne pitch our tsnts, staeh cur gaGs
and lay doxn Tor slssp vita oef
lpapssel Toe a pillow aud slssp nG,
Ill the bnsle calls Us Dsxt metaies
10 isli,n and resume our march
| 10 old age Il " . Sisasuse 10 spsss
| OF the victories. Z. verses sad stamp
psdse % the wA seated BY the camp
Gre Of The t0me cueIe When Ne
star, cot In iiie We imagine oai
voyage siil be unde, iaif sties and
Isofoss the | esutitsl blue sen sui
I no harm gill e~isA ~ sa tbs ~Ay:
Ito our young lires 80 do 10. ioot
| iosswsrd 10 ,hr storms ard ass,
snaf. and uaps %, by sasan To keep
Us sway from all ruth AMI right
sousnsss W. so 80. then tal.te
that ws a.. h~re TO-DAY aud gone 10
morrow lwisA | could impress
valuable thoughts 90 The minds OF
youps ptorle II all sould siand
together in love and frieneshir
they would b. a post; for good IN
Ithis wo1d. sss ~ esssssiaa And-s,slls
/ lSIiss. .Sbal AN .xfut wtAcs; some
times quarrel abou, their fathet
i will and ta.ks ,le cnur.s hotr.eis
With their ranslins. Better Tor then
90 have accidentally kllled esct
, other, around the plsyhouse. and
se,oss the rrsdie. than" Ugh. sarl
other across their isihers grave II
the eemrtssy BE- good and him
Ito peopl. while they live. Sca,tel
, bsish, ,milss snd beautiful Ho~sr
! a. you travel HE . pathway.
II To be continued &C. H CLARK
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R.com nesds thaaberlsin's tablets

'Chambsrlsin's Tablets have
been used By my husband and ms
ssli of and on ior the pass I'VE
years. When my husband eoes
away from home be slwas takes q
bottle oi them along With hum
"whspev.r I hav, ths, heavy serl
ins after eating. OF feel dull and
played out, take one OF 40 o
Cha mb+rlsin's Tablets spi the,
IN me up 6ne, writes Mr Ns~'ot
vsssland. Minos n. Y, Take ,bea'
tablets wheu troubled With cousii
patton o, indigestion AMI they s'l
do YOU good
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-23
AL wuan OUT.

Does nosBing 6od you With q
lama, stia and aching hactf Are
yoa tired oil the timo-and work =
hurd@ni Have you suspected your
kidneys! Diekson people srdoUe
Dosa's Kidney PilA Ask yoaf
neishbos. You car rely on their
statement.
Mrs ". n. Petty. Railroad 81.
Dieksor,. Gays; Las, sinssr lad
. pretty bed spell u Kidney CON-
plant and | blame my trouble Tor
seins on ~ ieet 90 much. standing
|ovss The COOK stass aEd sst.ina
meals Tor. 20 many peopls. Ny
|hidneys wers di.ordered and sc,ed
too iseely Often ! vas dIrsy, N,
bead schsd and 1 lei, tired, ] didn't
have mseh ambition to do my sorA
and | wss .soneshat nervous
Finally r'S.Gsn taking Dcsn''
Kidney Pills getting my supply al
the Wyatt DRUG Co. One boz pul
me 10 good condition ssain and
have no return Of the compliant
since
Price eOc, at al dealers. Don
| simply ask for kidney remedy
get Dosns kidney PilIs-the Sam
That MIR. Petty had Foster Mil
burn Co, Mirs.. Buffalo, n 7.
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Why Suffer fre~ Aheuma,sm

Do sou knov tpa, moe out o.
ev,ry ten csses Of rheumatism ate
simply th.umslism .. the Waseiss
OF chronic iheumatisn. psithet Vt
al shith require sny internal uss,
r.pr' The ps.a may he relieved
b, rppiy,ns Chamberlain l'ni
im.,., which makes slsep and riss
po4slble and that certs,nfy mesn.
4 e,es. deli - any cne asssa.td
9th iteumAtisr1
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noNaas,pGMv Morsca
Gertrude Jackson, Of al.
Robt Bell. o, 81

Robt Bell. 81 81
In the County Court RI psnlesa
county. Tennessee
In The sbov. .ty.d csuss. Il ~
pest,ng from the bill. which 10
s~mn 10. that the dsisadsnls,
Ca.@iss Bell, Yioysd Bell. Lucy
Bell and all Other unknown heiss
and who-s sddres, are mt Known.
where ever located, either adults
or mino,s, ill are non residents oi
the state NJ fsnnsss~s. ~ Ab~1, "a.
drvs.sss are uotpown. no tbs. The
ordinas, vocess 81 lac csa not b
served on them. they ere hssshy
required to appear On OF hssoss W
riss, Monday In July 1918, before
the clsrk u the Comfy court u
sid county q, bic rhice 10 Charlotte.
fsnness~s. and maize defiance 70
the bill 6ied against them IN ssid
cour. by Gsr,rud. Jschscn. n d,
o. o,hsfs The bill will be"sshn
fa confessed and The cansa ~.
u~~aai with sspAsas- NJ. ;...a !.
II 10 further ordered BY The coort
tas, ibis notice BE- pshlsshsd TO-
tour consecutive weeks Ia TIN Dick.
soo County Hs,sH, . news pspAs
publ,shsa In DicAsoS. Tsnnessse.
This ypo& BIB. 1879
n. Harris, Cktb.
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REGISTER

DICKSON We are authorized 10 az
nounce I Il. pickson ~ . candidate
for reelection " the office OF Res,stei
.uh,ec, ~ the will Of the qual'sscd
voters q the Ausuet, lS2l, election
rIEI.DER-we are authorised 10 an
nouaes J. W Fielder S candidate
fot Register. .ubiect 10 the action Of
the qualified voters in the ueAt August
election,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-23
CIRCUIT COuRT- CLERK

BuOWNING- We o.. aatbotiied to an
noIhcr l.. J. bro~nins As cao'i'tatr
tor reelection to thr atiic. ot Ciroult
Court CLERK. subject to the vii! o' The
au.lihed voters At the August, W.,
election,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-23
NON aastDgkr NCTha
Mr. 0u,ssh RicAasisoa. 81 ala
Larry Little
In Chancesy al Dickson Tenn


In this cause, Il sppeass 70 The
CLERK and Master rom the bill
shich 10 sworp 10, tina, the deisn'
dsn,. Larry Little. 10 . non '-'ii'n'
oi the State u Tennessee and can
noA be served siih process, u u
therefore ordered thu, publ asinn
he 10 .ds for .s,d defendant tina,
Inc srr.av ai ,bs seoust hou-s N
Dickson, Tennessee cn OF b~snr- tht
Fin, Monday In July. ssHt 40
plesd, snss. o, d.mu tn ,h~ b.
Ned against him 10 this csusr =
| the s.me sill he taken !os eor's'~
nd and the case .e, Tor hesrins "a
parte =.
II 10 further ordered thst bis
notice BE- published Ia be Die.s'r
| Couoty Herald tns four ccrseeu 20
weeks a. required by Lag 10 &c ;
caseA
Witness my hand al cffcs 'r
Dickson, Tsun. this Nay. ~, ,sfl
IL. Taylos. Cissh
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-23
TRUSTEE

HUNT We ARE authorized b. announce
Slayden Hunt ~ a candidate Tor re-
election W the Office OF Trustee, sub
iect TO the will Of the qualified voters
a. the August, lv1s. election.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-23

In sldeu times, IL was believed
TIA, the sea, IL the soal sas ,hs
.,ou.ch, moe, litely scr The r~a."n
that 4 man 10 never ~ completely
u.rd up 4. ~h.s biz stomach 10 out
N order For the cure " ordinary
stomach troubles. there IL noth,aa
ovi,. % proup, and satisfactory "
Chamberlain Tablets They s.rsrs'
thea toe stomach and enable 4 TO
kstMm 10 tuse,ioas naturally
Give them a u,al. They only cost
q quarter,
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-23
BOARDERs WANTED M-.'

BOARDERs wAKTkD- Mtsls
AOc; Lodsius tOc. regular hosrd.'s
q 90 pss day. Clean bed. and
plenty a Assi-elsM iood. s'uss
Doardins House, Raiiroad street
Tbs Fairy II 'h.se, %Ae beet he
cigar on thu market, II 10 q home
peoduc, made BY the Nstleson
Cieas Company 10 Dickson When
you want q good &c. smoke Ivy
The Fairy" thereby helping q
home snterpsise
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1922-06-23
COUNTY COURT CLERK

HARRls-we are snthofifed 10 an
aauscr Melvin Hnris ~ a candidate
for reelection Ia the Office oi County
Court Clerk, subject " the sill 81 The
auallh.d VOTERS al the August, l9iI
election.