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Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-07-08

is,utnl hudosa Nelson Mnttisovy
spolutnosu OheA ssnihnul ktatce
20 dtuhe hodina a nelvelsi nebea
peel htosilo okolo q. hodiny u'
dine ohtnmnc odsase hasten lac
dtkova,i, 40 ia,ky hyly saehtane
ny. ak oheh povsial, ncbylo
lac ziistiti o tteu hodiue yniknn
ly plameny do east budovy, kidd
70 vyfabelo pamAslo a 100, 600 H.
bcr ho shotrln, V nskolika mi.
nutaeh saehvatily plameny take
4 500 kusa poraaeuyeh prasat
I, 300 kus0 hoyeaiho dobytka a
5000 kusn ovci Zdi bidovy po
eaIy SO rospadavati o 5. hodine
Horko u posaru bylo TAX desne,
Do llde uemohi stati ani We VIDA
lenosti 100 yardd Mraky eerne.
bo koufe q hoFieiho pamasla Wy.
stupovsl k oblak0m dusivy d}m
naplhoval cele okoli
234 obetI pfaee.
v uhelnem dolu Y Hanna. Wyo, +,
udal SO dne go. eervna vybuch
plyun, ktery zavinil smrt aga lidi.
vybueh byl TAX straslivy, ze jim
bylo rozttisteno vsecbno tramovI
Y hlavni We yedlejsich sachtach a
Il haviFi, kteFi nebyli zabiti W.
buehem, ii pohrobeni byli "a ziys
y troskach. Vybuch slysan byl
do vzdalenosti nekolika mil We
like tramy kusy zeleza vymrste
ny byly dsti sschty do vzdale
nosti dvou az III set stop. Havifi,
ktef nebyli zamestnani pustiIi So
ihned do zachrahovscich praci q
asi okolo jedne hodiny odpoledn
yytszeni byli trosek ttyfi uhlo
kopove a pozdeIi ies,e "a. Mnos
2 mich byli bee vedomi, nektefi
mich byli poranani, ale ne tezce
Ze asa nestastnikd zabitych II.
jioh bylo zenatych vetsi east jicl
zanechaia yelke rodiny. Bida
mezi temito jest tax znatna, h
mayor mestetka vydal vefejn'
provolani 0 pomoc.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-07-08
Zm6na firmy.

Dovoluji 81 svym pfateldm ct.
vefejnosti v1bec oznamiti, Be
Isem p. Jaroslava III. v6smeka
sveho dlouholeteho knihvedoucf
ho a graduovaneho lekarnika re
statni university Y lowe, pfijal "a
spoleGniks a BE obchod I. ceryen-
&C t. r. inkorporovan byl pod
nazVcmi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-07-08
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KR0NIKA UDAL0STl.
We stsyu obIeieni.

Mala osada Norway. S. {. ,byla
dne 4. teryence oblezena 400
ozbrojenymi ternochy, ktefi si
uminili, be sc pomstf ma bilem
obyvatelstyu "a nedayno spashane
lyneovanf Belosi telegrshcky po'
zadali guvernera Heywarda o vo
jenskou ponce gvverner tam
take jiz vyprayil setninu milice.
Cernosi SO rozzufili tim. be lyneo.
van byl Norway Charles Evans,
Atkoli vina jeho nebyla dplne zji.
tena, byl vyyleeen 2 vezeni a "a
stfelen ma ulici. Krone toho ttyFi
jini eernosi byli napadeni a potIu
eeni tax, zc diva z mich iiz ranam
svgm podlehIi. Philips byl "a
stfelen, kdyz sedel u veeefe a dive
2 jeko ditek byly poraneny Ger
nosi wax tyrdi, ze yrahem Phil.
lipsoyym nebyl Evans. Jakmile
zprava oblezenf Norwaye Ger.
nochy dostala SC do Orangeburg,
so beloehd rychle vydalo sc ns
cestu k Norway, ably obyvalelstyu
tamnimu pomohlo cbranit jich b
yoty a majctky pied rozzufenymi
cernocby q jestli tito mezi tim ne.
ustoupi, lac oeekayati krvavon
srazku kazdou ehylli.
America ylsjka zavInIIa smrr ttyf
0sob.
Ma rohu Forbes uliee q Oakland
ave. Y Pittsburgh zsbity byly nc.
sfastnou nabodou 4 osoby. Mad
iedpim grocernim obchodem Vial
tam velky smerieky prapor ma 4.
eerveuce, jenz smoten byl dhklad.
ne destem. vitr ho zsnesl ma
elektficky drat, napln6ny elektri.
ckou silou 1000 voltn drat pod
Thou praporu sc pfetrbnul jeden
jeho konee spsdnul do kaiuzIny
yody n grocerie. Pryni obt.i 10
hoto pfetrzeneho dratu stsl Sc
Josef Wira, bezpochyby Czech
nebo sloyak, ktery hlcdal u groce.
rie ochranu pied destem, ale sotva
ystoupiI do kaluziny vody, niz
drat vtzel, sklesnul beke slovs
a smrt jebo nasledoysla okamzi.e.
KrAtce ma to rodina Ststiiho pfije
la v kotafe k ontm mist6m. v
ceIku sc nsl6zslo ma koeafe 2 osob
koei byl vykFiky shromazdtntbo
lidn vsroyAn, ably sc kaluzine Wy
hnuI, lee nezIi TO mohl ueiniti, tn
jiz jeden xdn slapnul do eIektfinou
nsplnene kaluziny a padnul.
vsechny osoby sediei y koeafe po-
esly ryehle seskakovsti q etyry,
jez seskotily ma ssrane opacne.
kde nebyl drat,ty SC ssastne zacbrA-
niIy, iii vssk v rozeileni skosily Y
onu strsnu, kde Sc drat nalezal a
byly hned elektrickym proudem
usmrceny. Krone tohoto neAtesti
byly jeste iii osoby nsmrceny y
nehode ma poulitni kate, 3 zemfe.
ly slunetnim dzehem a 4 byly ga
bity pFi oslave 4. eervence. TAX
pro pittsburg Ietosnf etyriy terve'
nee byl dnem dossi nesrasinSm.
zIveIni pohroma Texasu.
Mad mestem Gainesville, Tex,
srhIa Sc dne 8. cervence mrsena
a stsv obyvatelstva Sc stal skutee-
ne zoufalym. Voda, co toto pise-
me. rychle ystoupa tvrdi Sc, ze
veiiky ptivsl zene Sc cd St. Joe
Kolem nAdrazf a IA hlaynf ulici le
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-07-08
RNER 'azEY.
zpRAvY TELEMAFlCl
Pfchlcd 70 sveta polIticktho a kronika udA. ."sti

NodA thk hinnuNai ~ honF Hnsl
plavat RoEnasi sc poves,, Dc
osobni vlak Santa Fe drshy nj
mile cd mSsta nasledkem yymle,c
trait shosen byl do ptikopu sou
obavy, be phi tom.o nestesti mno.
ho lidi sahynulo. Ma ono misto
vyslan byl pomoeny vlak Ma
,isice lii hledalo ochrany ma stle-
chach doinn doyud nelze zv6deii,
mnoholi lidi teto zivelni pohro.
me zahynulo, Mesto jest dplne
TIME a skoda bude obromna. no
lem mesta zenou sc diva proudly a
kasdY mich jest milf siroky. BIZ.
BE Pettus melo zahynouti II Idi.
Podrobne zpravy nasledkem pie.
ruseneho spoieni telegrainiho
nelze q nestestim postizeneho me.
sta dostati.
Pro prskayku vrahem.
Bylo kratce po pate hodine na
4. cervencc, kdyz ltal Salvatore
Parona vesel do jedne italsk6 no.
spody ma Armour ave. Chicagu
a zaparg dontnak u velike prskay
ky, hodil j zrovna do prostfed
mistro rosti, kde vybuehla ohrom-
nym bFmotem. Vybnch zp1sobil
vzruseni mezi pfitomnymi hosty a
mi ajitelka saloonu, Teresa prune.
sta, poeala tiniti Paronoyi vycitky
pro jeho cboyani, ten vsak mIsto
omluvy, udefil j do tvafe, nacez
poslnha Salyatino no uchopil "a
lfmec vyhodil ho ven. Soiva
vsak zayFel dveFe, tn Parona sc
jiz Ease objeyil ma prahu 8 reyolye.
rem ' ruce a poeal stfilcti po oso.
bach v saloone Sc nslezajicich
NejdFlye zssahnul msjiteiku pru'
ncstu do leyeho Okla a Ia sklcsIa
v bezvsdomf k zenii, druhouranou
poranil tezee Salyatina do bficha,
takze tento zemfel "a hodinu na
to nemocuici Ma TO Psrona 80
dal ma 1t6k jsa pronasledoyan
Jameson McKinneyem, po nemz
nekolikrate yystfelil, ale ma stestl
ho nezasahnul, Porutik poIicie
Moore q detektiy Garrity yybshli
. poIicejnf stanice zaslecbnuybe
stieibu a pustili Sc "a prchajicim
ParoDou, ktery mezi tim revolver
svdj znovu nabil a nevzdal sc, po.
kud posledni ranu naj nsvystfelil,
Kdyz byl odyaden k policejnI
budce, tu houi krajand Parono.
yych ho chtel fnkou policist1
yysyoboditi, lee ma zsyolanl poru
tika dostayil se rycble polieeint
VOC obsazeny policisty Taliannm
zasla ehut k pntee. Parona bndc
bezpocbyby souzen pro dvojoasob'
non yrazdu, nebot Iokafi tyrdi, h
| | Teresa Prunesta bezpochyby
podlehne sve rane.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1903-07-08
Kryaya bitks.

v bitce, ktera Sc strhla We Steel.
Vile, Mo na den 4. eerVeDee cd
polchne fpezi berifem Tsflem .
Crawford okresu, dopfoyazcnym
dykma jebo pTirutimi iarmerem
Robertem Sisrksem a ieho synem,
byl farmer Slarks zabit. serii Tail
byl stfelen do zalndkn bezpo
chyby BE zemfe, syn Starkshv byl
smrtelne postfelen eden pfirnti
serildv byl iszce zrsDtn do dst a
DO uohy s,ay jcho Jest kritickg
Bitka Sc strhla proto, Be SO mlady
Starks necht6I dat zatknouti, jsa
obyioen Benjaminem Oglesem .
nepofadneho ehoyani K jeho dee.
H. Mlsdy Stsrks vsroval beriia,
ably SO k MENU nepfiblizcvsl a oiee
jeho saslechnuv badku, jiz mel
Ieho syn Sc seriiem Y bsnkovni bn
dove,rychle special domo a ozbro'
jiv SO dvama reyolvery navraiIl &c
do bsnkoyni budovy q podav 10
den svemu synu, pravil k nsmui
"vezmi tento revolver a neneehA.
II IL Taft ma pokoii, TAX VIZ. isk Sc
mas branit Serif bledkl po
dobrem proyesti zateeni, ale stsrsl
Stsrks nebyl pfistupen zadngm
d0voddm a kdyz kerif cb,6I vzi,i
mladeho iarmera "a rameno a
chiel no nasilfm odvesti, tn mlady
Stsrks bo stFelil do zsludku se
rif smrtelne ranen sklesl k zemi
Ma to pfiruei serifny Ives poeal
stFileti ma Stsrkse a mlady mua
sklesnul po prvni rane. otse
jeho pslbu opetoval . zasahnul
Iyese dyskrat. sam byl MIN vssk
trefen do srdce o usmreen. TAX
male pFieiny mfvaji yelike ma
sIedky.
Prvy denni tssopIs fireny IndIanem
v Eufsule, |. T. yyslo, ma den
4. tervence prve eislo denniho Ca
sopisu. jehoz redaktorem jes
Indian, Alex Posey, jena jest ma
zyvzn take pevcem Creeknv. Po'
sey jest tslentoysnym literztem
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-25

By w. G. Cowanr-An act providing for the inspection of steam boilers and the appointment of a state boiler in spector.
 By w T. Webb-An act to amend chapter g, title 62. entitled Pol Tax"
 By B. J. Whitesides-An act to amend section 2776. revised statutes, relating to the proper number for a grand jury.
 By J. D. Mariar-Repealing the act creating a commissioner of immigra- tion
 By J. D. Marlar-An act to amend section 126, chapter 3, title IA, revised statutes. Thls law relates to the ap- pointment of county assessors by the board of supervisors.
 By w T. Webb-A bill to amend section A of penal code, defining grand larceny.
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.

By virtue of an order of sac issued | out Of the District Court of the First Judicial District in and for Cochise county. Territory of Arizona, to me directed and delivered on a judgment rendered in said court on the 20th day of December, 1902. in favor of John Carretto and Lorenzo Carretto and against Julian Cardenas and Trinidad Cardenas his wife, where in I am commanded to make the sum of $1,210.46 with interest thereon at the rate of one and one-half per cent per month from and after November 9th, 1902, amounting to S1.234.66 and | the further sum of Sl20.00 as attorneys | fees. and the costs of this suit taxed l at S15.10 and all accruing costs I have ! this day levied on the following de ! scribed property situate in the city of l Bisbee, county of Cochise, territory of ! Arizona, to-wit:
 ] All that certain lot. piece or parcel | of land situate in what is known as | Brewery Gulch about 50 yards in
 southeasterly direction from the saloon of Clara Allen said lot being 200 feet
 long from north to south and 75 feet
 wide from East to West and is bound ed as follows:
 On the north by the property. of Jose Rail. on the east by the property of L.
 c. Sha tuck, on the south by the prop
 erty of D. P. Rossi and on the west by
 Brewery Gulch.
 Also that certain lot lying on Chi
 huahua hill about 200 yards
 from the Milwaukee beer hall
 in an easterly direction: said lot being 150 feet long from east
 to West and 70 feet wide from north
 to south and bounded on the north by , property of Miguel Romero, on the east by property of Cochise Copper Mining
 company, on the south by property .ol Deonicio Romero and on the west by , the property of Christ Christianson. Also that certain lot situated or . Chihuahua hill just west of the las , described porperty, said lot being 4; } feet long from east to west and 2i l feet wide from north to south anC 5 bounded on the north by the property | of Carmen Morano, on the east by property of Christ Christianson, on thu : south by the property of Nick Angiu! 2 and on the west by the property or C ? A Newman.
 [ Public notice is hereby given tha p on Thursday, the 7th day of February Y 1903, between the hours of a. m ant r. , D. ID. at the north front door of tn ,- court uouse in the city of Tombstone t Cochise county, Arizona Territory, Q will sell all the right, title and interes g Cor so much thereof as may be neceS
 sary to sat:sfy said judgment and al
 costs) of the said Julian Cardenas an
 Trinidad Cardenas his wife in and [
 the above described property at Publi a. auction, to the highest and best biC
 der, for cash, lawful money of th v- United States, to satisfy said execl G. tiOn and all costs.
 Dated this 14th, day of Januar, Q 1903.
 r. A V. LEWIS, Sheriff. , by J. c. CALLAGHAN, Deputy Sherif
 First Pub. 1-15-21t
Bisbee daily review., 1903-01-25
NOTICE OF BILLS.

They Will Be Introduced in Leeisla-
 ture Before Long.
 Notice of introduction of the follow ing bills has been given in the legis- lature at Phoenix:
 By T. J Morrison-A bill providing the hours of employment in under ground mines.
 By Kean St Charles-A bill provid- ing for a primary election law.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
DROPPED DEAD.
Mr.. W. P. Ingram, A WeIl-Known
Citizen, Expires Suddenly At
Mt. Pleasant.

Mr.. William P. Ingram, prominent
citizen of Maury county, living about
four miles south of Mt. Pleasant, died
suddenly in Mt Pleasant "Wednesday
about / O'Clock Mr.. Ingram bad Just
sat down in chair in front of the hard.
ware store of Mr.. j. p. Warnock and
was engaged in conversation with Judge
J.. &c. Bostick, when his head fell back
and he began to gasp. In minute or
two he was dead Mr.. Ingram was a
well known and influential Scitizen and
highly esteemed by all who knew him
A sad feature of bis sudden death was
the fact that his daughters, Misses Pearl
and Kate Ingram, had Just left Mt.
Pleasant on the early train this morning
for vieit to West Tennessee, and had
to b turned back by telegram at Nash
vile Mr.. ingram was brother OF the
late Green Ingram, and an uncle OF Mrs
Herman Ruhm, and John and Charley
Ingram, of Mt. Pleasant, and Mrs. II. w
Watkins of this city He was brother
in-isw of Mrs. q. u. Regenald, OF Mt.
Pleasant. The funeral services were
held at The Methodist Church in Mt.
Pleasant Thursday morning. conducted
by Rev. w. HI. Doss, and the interment
took place in Lawrence Cemetery,
ia that place. Mr.. Ingram was about
t5 or 70 years of age. He leaves survi-
wing him his wife and three children,
Misses Pearl and Kate Ingram, and
James Inpram. of Texas.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
MAMMOTH HOTEL
AT ST. LOUIS.
Henry Statler, Of Buffalo, n. T.,
Will Have a Place to Ac-
eommOdate 6 900 CHESTS
Biggest Hotel Ever Erected.

The Exposition management has
granted TO Henry Statler OF Buralo
the right to erect on the southern limits
of the Forest Park section OF the
World 8 Fair. the largest hotel ever
erected.
A telegram was received yesterday
from Mr.. Statler, in which he advised
the Epxoston authorizes that he would
depart for ST. Louis early next week,
to begin arrangements for the con-
struction Of the hotel.
Statler maintained ut the Pan Amer
lean Exposition what was at Ine
time the largest hotel ever built. HIS
hotel at ST. Louis will oe about j, wv
feet long ana accommodate o'VoV
guests.
Tue rates will be controlled by the
Exposition Company. Rooms VIII De
divided into four classes, according
to size. there being, not less than ooo
rooms of each class. The rates Will be
on the Euroean plan. for each person,
81, 81. so, 81, 50 ana 50 day.
The top price will command very
large rooms, with baths. Meals VIII
be served at the rate of 30 cents for
breakfast and noon luncheon and 20
cents for evening dinner. The hotel
management Will collect from each
guest 80 cents extra each day TO cover
the price of admission to the EXPOSE
ton grounds.
1t is the intention of the concession
aire to make the hotel larger than
now conterr plated # the advance
bookings shall warrant. st. Louis
Republic.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
The Pearling Industry.

stimulating the industry, having
ridden day after day seeking to arouse
Interest ana to get men to hunt for
the pearls.
One thing that brought Mr.. Ford &c
prominently before the public was the
purchase Of a single pearl, for which
he paid the enormous price of ~, 0O0.
This pearl was found in the Black
river, Arkansas No other dealer
offered anythwere near the sum paid
by Mr.. Fora, but after paying this
normous price he disposed of the
pearl at u handsome profit. The
purchase of this pearl thoroughly
demonstrates the fact that he IL not
afraid to back his judgment with his
money, and that, as judge of pearls,
he ranks among the best.
Mr.. Ford was married In 1892 to
Miss Fannie Kelley, of Galnesobro,
and has four children, three girls and
one boy. He has beautiful residence
property about quarter of a mile
from Elmwood, containing forty acres,
and has recently erected handsome,
modern. nine room dwelling, which is
one Ut the best appointed houses in the
county, situated on slight eminence
a short distance from the road. With
a spaci GUS lawn in front, 1t presents q
beautiful appearance and is the
subject of many compliments from
passers- py. The interior decorations
are rich and artistic, and is finished
In hard wood throughout.
Personally Mr.. Ford is the most
companionaple of men and to his
personal popularity is due much OF
bis success. Next to pearls, his
hobby Is fox hunting, and he owns ss
fine pack OF hounds as ever chased
a fox over the hills OF Smith county
All in ell Mr.. Ford is one Of the coun
try's most substantial citizens, and has
ample capital for any business project
he might wish to undertake. In add
ton to his other interests, he is Score
tary and Treasurer Of the Elmwood
Milling Company.
Try him with your pearls. 1t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
A. The RACKE'!

Specials in Mems and Bows
Summer Underwear:
Mems Balbriggan Shirts ana Draw.
ers. The 25e kind, now l5c a garment.
Mems white and fancy Underwsa,
&c and Sc garment.
Mems Nainsook underwear, &c
suit.
Mems Elastic Seam Drawers pc /,
pair.
Boys Balbriggan Under Shirts. p,
each.
Boys Baibriggan Drawers knee or
ankle lengthy 24c pair.
Mems Night Shirts, 45c and 75c each.
Mems Belts lOc, 25c to 45c each.
Boys Belts loo and 25c each.
Boys Suspenders sc, Zoe and l5c pair.
Mems Suspenders Toe to 45c pair
Summer Lap Robes Csc to 81 O. each.
White and Cream Lace Curtains jOc,
75c TO 81 90 pair.
White Counterpanes, SOC, toe to slO
each.
Plain Crepe Papers. all eolors, Sc
roll.
Fancy fold Crepe Papers, l5c pat
terms.
Special values in Lace Baby Caps,
25c aud SOC each.
Fine Art Toilet Soap, l5c per box.
Toilet Soap especially 3 cakes in box
for l0c.
Jap Folding Fans lie, &c, Sc to 2N
each.
Silk Cause Fans 25c. 35c, zoe to $lO0
Palmleaf Fans lie and &c each.
so Pairs Ladies oxford Ties, our
81. 40 grade, sizes3 to 8. Now at 7jc pain
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
OVER THE COUNTY.
Penny Pictures at Young's.
az Ae \ a -

Penny Pictures at Young's.
Je2T-tf d&w
Miss Eva Gray, who has been opera
tor at the Citizens telephone Office for
some time, has resigned her position
with that company to take effect july
1. Miss Eva. has at all times been
courteous and efficient. and the patrons
of the company regret to learn or bel
resi- gnation. Miss Blanche Irwin will
take Miss Gray's place, and Miss Mag
gle Sue Gibson will succeed her as
night operator. Mt. Pleasant Chroni-
Gle.
Mrs. Annie Galloway, of Glendale,
entertained her Sunday school class OF
the Pleasant Mount Sunday school.
composed OF young men, on last Ihurs-
day evening at course dinner. The
occasion was a delightful one. Abou,
fifteen young men were guests.
100000 to loan on real estate.
Greenlaw &Whitthorne, Attys.
25-dtf&w1ti
Mr.. H. w. Bivins, of Mt. Pleasant, left
Saturday for Tampa, Florida, where ne
has accepted position with the First
National Bank of that city. Mr.. Blvlns
was formerly Assistant Cashier OF the
Bank of Mt. Pleasant.
f OR SALE-Second-h hand Phaton
Price $40. Apply at this office.l7-tf
An Ice cream supper was given at
McCains Thursday night.
The Woman's Missionary Union OF
the Sante Fe Baptist Church, will give
an ice cream supper on Friday night
July 10, at the school bul ng in Sante
Fe.
The revival meeting at the Glendale
Methodist Church began Tuesday night.
1t is beng conducted by Rev.A P.Walk-
er. assisted by Rev. Hinkle,of Wartrace,
Tenn. Large congregations are attend
ing the meetings.
Hives are terrible torment to the lit
tie folks, ana to some older ones. Easily
cured. Doan's Ointment never fails.
Instant relief. permanent cure. At any
drug store, 80 cents.
Mr.. Jonas T. AIMS, of Culleoka,
will remove with his family to Frank
lin in September, where they will re-
side. Mr.. Amis goes to Franklin to
put his children in school. He is a
mighty good citizen that Maury dis
likes to lose, bur we hope to get him
back.
Miss Pearl Hill SPARKS. who has
heen visiting at Guile Okla, left
THURSDAY for her home at Wyoming,
Texas.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03

Pearling. a comparatively new
industry, has become one OF consider
ab,e proportiOns, and Is attracting
much attention throughout the
country. The interest In this industry
is not alone with the communities
where the gems are found, neither are
the dealers, the jewelry brokers the
only others that are giving the matter
attention. That fortune favored class
that are able to purchase the costliest
gems, the most exquisite Jewelry tnat
money can buy, in the circles where
wealth and aflueuce make society
position secure, these, as well as the
former classes. are taking a lively
interest In pearls. Many have been
fairly successful in dealing in pearls,
but, like every hing else. only few
nave forged to the front ana gained
especial prominence In the business.
Among this few. Mr.. Marvin M. Ford
stands well to the from t, and his almost
phenomenal success is a monument to
what business Judgment, perseverance
ana capital can do In any line.
Mr.. Ford was born at Elmwood,
Tenn. Mar III 9, 1896. He received a
good common school education at the
Elmwood Academy, and then began
work ON his fathers farm. Afterwards,
and for period OF twelve vars, he
was In the tobacco business. being
associated in various capacities with
w. B. Ford, Ford q Elston, Cooke
VILE, j. T. Anderson u Co., Flynn's
Lick, and other tobacco concerns.
Mr.. Ford first hogan buving pearls
about ten years ago. and has been
actively engaged In the business dur.
ing the past five years. In that tune
he has handled probably more pearls
than any man south Of the Ohio river.
He has bought pearls from Tennessee,
Mississippi, Ohio. Arkansas, Kentucky,
Georgia, Missouri and the Indian
Territory. and during the pearline
seasou NJ Ia no uncommon thing fol
him to receive twenty five package.
OF pearls by single mail. He l,
given credit by a large number Of
pearlers for dong much towards
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
REP UBLICANS GET TO
GETHER.
Evans Faction SurreDders to Brown
low-Foster Brown For Governor.

Foster Brown For Governor.
A special to the Nashville American
from Chattanooga, says:
"After division and active war for
seven years the Evans and Brownlow
factions in Tennessee have madea treaty
of peace and have agreed upon their plan
of action for the future. A preliminary
meeting of the leaders was held here
about six weeks ago and since that time
they have been active in arranging the
details. Under the agreement the Evans
faction surrenders the organization to
BrownIow, with the condition shat one
plank in the State platform shall call for
fair elections.
'Hon. Foster v. Brown, of this city,
who formerly represented this district
in Congress, has been selected by the
leaders as the candidate for Governor
and the convention will be held here next
year.
1.-THE Republicans. have also decided
to make fierce fight in the various con
gressional districts, and Postmaster Rs
Sharpe will be the candidate 10 the
Third. It is stated that it was the Pres
ident's sincere wish that the factions get
together. He will be Endorsed without
opposition"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-07-03
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Washington, June 30.-The following
rural free delivery routes have been OF
dered established in Tennessee on July
10: Buchanan, Henry county, with four
carriers, length of route, 81 miles. Pop
ulation, AIS. Carriers Creek. Many
county. with three carriers, length OF
route. GA miles, population, 1,759. Guile
Okla, Maury county, with three carriers,
length of route. 25 miles, popula
ton, SOL. Hampshire, Maury coun-
ty, with two carriers, length OF