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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-26

The following from the Sugar City
Gazette speaks Of improved conditions in
that burg! The sal5on fixtures which
have been stored in the cid Applsbaun
building were shipped 70 Denver The first
Of the week A town is always benefit
ted BY the exodus Of salo5n fixtures.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-26

The Burkdoll Hardware & House Fur
nishirs Co. have issued invitations TO the
public TO partaks with them a cup Of cot
fee and no; biscuits. daily. from Feb. 2s
to March 5th. Incidentally the Maissts
range will figure in the scheme.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-26

Tuesday We had quite high wind car
ryins dss; mos: disasrssa5ly. This was
almost the glly break in continuous fine
weather fer many weeks.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-26

We have received from the Frisco sys-
a copy Of new and handsons panph-
LET jlst issued. Il IS IN solors and shows
that much beautiful scenery Is 70 be seen
aloaz the line Of the Frisco. An eSauin-
alton sf This boos proves that there is
much Of interest and beauty to be enjoyed
BY trip over this read. Fer request
written to @. W. Martin. Denver. agent Of
the Frisco system. yeu can get a copy.
Send fer o1s.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-26
Here. a Hint to Rocky Ford Farmers

A farmer Up bs;wssn..Sidney and Lodge
Pois. Nsb.. grinds the second and third
cuttings Of alfalfa into meal and puts Il
up in ioo-lb. sacks. which he takes back
into Iowa and sells az the rate Ct s25 per
ten. Il is said for the new industry that
when a COW is fed on this meal along
with hay tha; she will give l q per cent
more milk than when she Is fed on bran
and hay.-Lozan County Advocate.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-26

An otsro County Farmers Protective
Association is talked ef-ia cooperative
organization fer buying and selling.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-26
SWlSK.

Saturday az the Riverside sshosl house.
the Riverside Melon Growers Association
was organized with a membership Of 40
A. W. Shsltsn was elected president and
w. II. Andersen. Sec. The membership
will grew about S 90 acres Of eantalou2ss.
Eusssl Bolss is again an trial in Dem
YER for the murder Of Harold Fridborn.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1904-02-26

sshrarl's foundry IS this week making
castings fer / 6 inch Hudson pump fer
Potter Bros. 10 be operated by a double
power wind mill On land northeast Of
town. A splendid well has already been
dug. and the immense windmill IS in DO
s-...-
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18
@iese- -0rab.


6ranf uno 8iola Stewart; 1925
%. HEEL, 3nabe. : &op uno Sofie
Sims, 500 SMITHS Cane. Wds6en.
%. s. uno Mamie 8udlep, 1874
Wc6im, &naoe. = gilbert uno @lberta
Sbuibsr, 837 q. Senate. Mdo9sn. =
Sames uno Zulu 9aprence, 825 paca,
Mdb9en.- &obert uno Sarab Scott,
712 Sorbett, 3nnbe. CUTE uno 8racs
6itd, 730 Sbeffielo, Mdb6en .-Mbam
uno Gnna @laier, 2129 @oufns,
Gnabe.
8etraut:
Wiliam Sbomas Maban = Marietto
3ouiie 6atplep.
@eor9e @arnett-gona Mrnen.
SOfepb %. @urb-M arp 8. Collins.
GeDis @Olbart-Sarab @la3ier.
Alpan 80. Barnett = Catherine 6.
WenbsnbaQ.
Sarriion s. WenB = Zulu Buchanan.
SOiepb q. @6ilbers-8ertba Sunte.
Gleranoer 6. Saggarte- Siaian %.
Nnfins.
9apreuce 3. @eli9-2poia Sumboor
Olioer 6. @larp-Helie Wap Dun.
6arrp @oobruH - ellie Map Wofer.
@eorge %. 5aultner-2eOna 5aultns,
@ 4 o b
Ilba 9abaraQ, "a, SIREN. Mipl. -
2ouis 3uedler, Sc, 745 Orange. =
Ri6olas WOoos, 90. Staot-S Oipital.
: Mi9ael O'2earp, 90, 845 MuI
berrp. : Warp 2line, 70. 1918 81
16.-2Ouoinia Sartlep, 40, Staot.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18
8eridt Der Straightforward.

Sie @roBaeidmorenen rei9ten ae.
fern BEN Criminal . &i1ter ibrer
S6luBberi6t elm.
sic erboben in bemislbsn nod fol.
genoe Mntla9en:
Wm. goaro unb Sattie 6ieeins,
WOrb; fe fino beIduloist, am 81.
September gilbert @oB eridoKen au
baben.
gilbert Pbipps, unterfdlaeuna bon
5000, Giaentbum Der lotalsn Union
Der Srtioeri4aft Der @leetrii9en Nr=
better.
2eonaro Wilion, ginbrud uni
@rOboiebfabl. @r iol aus Dem Sc
|i1dft Der .Brod Clothing Co." Mn=
3iise i'm Werthe bon $68 seftoblen
baben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18

s m 2aue bes Winters pirb
S9nab San paoeremsti. Der berubmts
pionif, bier elm CONCERT oeranfalten.
MbelIe 6 | q I, n reidte aeaen
Wm. Splann cine S9siounestlage
elm. @rauiame 8ebanolung eiebt fe
als Sdeibunssgrunb an.
Oer7. Sifrict bes Grauen
&elief Corps bdlt beute, besinneno um
10 ubr 8urmittag, in Der pierIon
Sale cine Contention ab; oiefelbe
miro ben gan3en Gag in Nnipru9
nebmen.
SRI. 8effie see Webb,
Sodter oes Ssrrn uub Grau .. 8.
Wsbb if gum preB=Igenten fir bic
Wonteli Opern : @eieaf9aft ernannt
tporben. Sie @aitipisltour bsrielben
wiro fid biz nod Der pacifie=ahts
uno Qonolulu ausoebnen.
8eneral=G I a bsarst 81.
98alter 9. Wpman belt fid bier ge.
lfern auf Der Sur9reiie bon 81. 2ouis
nod Waibineton bearifen, eini9e
Stunoen auf. @r mar wdbrenb isines
6ierisins Der @af bes Germ 0r. 3.
81. Surtp, Secretdr Der Giaats-@es
iunbb.its- Beh6roe.
6err Mlbert 6. ubI, Yor=
iBer bes S~taotratbs=@ omites, peldes
bic 0Orbsrsitunssn fur ben Snbiana-
polls Gag 3a trefen bate, Fat nod
einige 0unoerte bon Soupenirfnbpfen
in isinem BeiB. Wer nod einen iol.
9en. 3u babsn uiinfdt, m6se in ieiner
Office, 1877 81 Nartst Strabs Dor.
ipreben.
4urelta &. W c 10 8
rei6te gsgei SspmOur o. 2nOr cine
Sdabsnsr!abtlage auf $40. 600 elm.
am Is. Suli 1904, als fe ii@ i'm 2uosn
bes 8ertlaeten befano. tuuroe lie an=
ssbIia burd auf fs bon Oben nieoer=
falenbe Cartons 9etrOHen uno 10
i9wer berlebt, oaB fie lebensldnglid
bararl 3u leioen baben tpirs.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18

aibinst o n, Is. Oftpber.
Sir SnSiana S46n beute @bene /; pdrs
mer in benz iiibweftIi9en 7beiIe Mittpod,
S4auer unb fiibler.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18

8auerlaub n E. =
alen Song, 6ol3-W obnbaus. 2aura=,
nabe Stem Dorf Strabe, $1100. =
o. s. @burdia, 6Ol3-W obnbaus, go.
400 WaRaduIeits Abe., $1400. -
Soieph s. Slad, Nnbau. Wahahu'
ietts Nbe. uno Oelamare Str, $1,000.
s. Strawinsti, Wnbau, Penn'
%fplbania Str. uno union=Babn $1,000,
80. 6. Stsotfelb, Sols=W ohnbaus.
go. 1924 3oro Slinpis Str. $400.-
CHARLES Weara. Saus, Nep Sort Str
uno @laoftone, $1,000.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18

9ocalsB etterberi DIT.
S@Dn unb ~beftdn6ise Semperatur beuts
lbenb ; @ittmo@, t~beilweiie bep0lft unh
oabri9einIi9 8esen unb fibler.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18
9ie 8ropfToe &netpe.

WeiHen 6%reunoen uno @6nnern 10.
ME allen fr6bliden 3edern uno Wen=
3elrittern hermit our aef. 9enntniB-
nahme, bas i'd an Der BroOtfoe Ibe.,
@de IL. StraBe, cine erfflnfiee
@irtbidaft er6fnet babe. Gin 0or=
roth Der beiten Weine uno 9iqu6re
iOwie elm gutter Smbis 1T ifets fit
meme @dffe bereit. gu einem gefut
label frsunoli9it elm
@uguf 9. Sbau,
Wan nebms bic OF 10. StraBsnbabn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18
@ei@afts= 0ele8en9ett ss ssr ssaIsn'

cber Dertanineu zines gsfHdftes ~probiren Sic
THE BUSINESS EXCHANGE
Gunner 81. '6isseraIb @ebdube. ssorbbtIi4e Gds
Dtartet etrabe uub Circle.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18
@etterbertmt.

SIR "A etunOsn, snOsnO 7 ubr worssus. 10. ettbr
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18

pergnii9ter Semofraten nit Der eeeen=
wdrtigen Situation ju befreunoen, an.
oererieits aber bdtte Die 8rpan Ngita=
tion bas 8ute CUR 6olge. oab bic Re
publitaner su erneuerter Sbdtisteit
aufgeifa9elt unb a~ngefpOrnt miiroen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18

Das republitanifde Stats @omite
biel. ssffern i'm gn9liib0Otel cine SIP
ung ab. Weri9ieoene Difrict=M it=
sIisber beridteten suar. baB es Brpan
obne 3meifel geldnge, cine Nn5abl mfg
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18

Sbermometerftano.
o5@fte Serrperatur .......... IA @rat
RiebriSffe Semperatur. ........ so
@. &. 8Iptbe,
SeetionssD Director. .
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18
Sic Mrmure
&orbGnge=g toMe.


Sic Yopularitat bieIer beliebten
Seioen Serri9tuns. sipeiieitiser Sape=
"TRIP, erofnet elm neues Selo fir @ob@
nung=S eforati omen.
Nidts 1T moberner, tpeniae Materialien
iinb bibi9er. unb bic einfa6e S&nur Sras
piruns. wel4e aaes lift ma bieieIben nDtbis
baben, MAIDEN ben 8%oitenpunft iebr nieoris
unb in ben 8erei6 Der SauS Ndburbeiten.
@rmure Sorbdnseitoffe. iebr oft nit abs
itedenben Sarben auf beibenS eiten ;u $f.35
ST so. Sf.75 uno $500 Die Yaro.
Seiben Sdnur Beiab .....18c bic 9arb
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-10-18
YDlitii9 DIES.
Die Oapio 8ennett 6ia Der.
iammluns.

IenuertuINHIluHH NuIt uHu WleoeIuW
tuar bic tueite gerdumise Sa0e biz auf
ben leBten plab beiebt.
Ser &ebner oes Nbenbs mar Se-
nator Sapio Bennett Sia bon Stem
Oorf.
Or tuuroe Der 0eriammlung bon
benz gnpalt Sobn 8. Spe, pelder
ben @OrfB iiber bieielbe fiibrte, borge=
felt.
9err Siq fpra9, troBbem feline
Stimme iebr belegt mar, nabe3u 3wei
Stunben unb bic .3ub6rer tpuroen, ME
Der geifaq, nit weldem Der &soner
bdufs untsrbrOden uuroe, Denies,
ni6t mtibe, ieinen interefanten Nus-
lufunaen unb grtldrungen gu folgen.
Der Ieriammlung ging cine paraoe
pOraus. IN wel4er fi4 idmmtli4e bic
figen bemOfrntiiden 8ereine bstbeilig=
ten. Der IL. @arb bemofratii9e Club
madte DEFENDERS SurOre, oa feline Mi:-
elieoer nit Tadeln nerfeben maren.
@roBmariaan Der paraoe mar Sr.
Charles u. @arrarb.
Sn gngliib Opernbauie finoet am
26 October cine republifaniide Ser.
iammlung ftatt. Der Sauptreoner
miro Gonareb-s n prdientant SeRe Sper-
freet iein. Oerielbe mirb bon Dem
Sage an big our Wabl in ieber Waro
uno ieoem Somnibip cine &ebe balten.
Mm 20. October tpiro er in @umber=
lamb fpre4en.
Woreen finbet in Der 8ermania
6ale bic Mafsn.@ eriammlung bes
S noiana 3meis Der 81 o.
t ionalen @ o oebelt 6 | g
ftatt. Der Sauptreoner oes Ibenos
pirb, mie bereits beri9tet. Der @on.
sreB . a%bgeOronete Or. &tdaro gars
tbOlot bon MihOuri itatt..
Die Mmeritani9 e epubl i-
canif4e College Qi9a bdlt
CUR 3eit in ben &dumer beg @enturp
Clubs i'm Denton Spufe Sibunsen
CD. 1ebsr so Selegatsn aus allen
Stauten beg 2anoss fino unwefenO.
Wm. Ssnninss Srpan bat, nadbsm
er am SOnntag in Gren9 Sid Der
poblperoienten &ube pHeste, feline agi=
tations- Sour ourd ben Staat pieber
aufgenOmmen.
@etern ipra9 er in 2afapette unb
2ogansport. 8|dt-
Nm Sonnerftag Nbenb miro er. nod.
benz er in SEEM Mlbanp uno Sefsrions
bile geiproden bat, nod 8irgi=
MEN aboampfen. gr miro ieood am
%. uno 26. Oct. abermals in Snbiana
unb omar pie folet fpre9en:
25. October Il 3enbalbine, 9 lbr
@Ormittaes; @oibsn, IL ubr 8ormit-
taQs; Wariau, IL ubr 80 Winuten
Radmittass; @Ortb Wau@efter, l ubr
80 Minuten Nadmittags; @o4efer,
l lbr Is Winuten Na9mittass; pip
mouth, 4 ubr 0a1mittaes; South
BEND, Absnbs.
26. October = 2nor, 9 ubr 80
Minuten 0ormittags; Winamac, IL
ubr Yormittaes; WonticelO. 2 ubr 80
Ninuten Nadmitta9s; &enfelaer, 4
ubr 9a9mittags, 9ammOno. 6 ubr
80 Winuten @benos.
Na9febenoe Notwithstanding NeuBe-
runsen lieB grpan tn Sepmour fallen:
sd babe nidt Naes in Die plat-
form bineinbefommen. mas i'd molte,
aber alles beraussebalten, mas id ni9t
nrin poate. sic bat feine plante, Die
i'd ni1t unterihreiben f6nnte, nidt
cine 3sile, bic id trei9en m66te. Be-
sigli9 oes @anoioaten that id Nnes,
mas iA ionnte, unD fein Semotrat
braudt iibsr oas &eiultat gu trauern.
Jules. mas i9 an 9errn Barrier triti=
firt babe, fno Die Dtnse, in oenen er
nit Serrn &ooiebelt iibsreinitimmt.
I'm 0srrn &ooiebelts POlitif t%riiifire
id Mles. Die Hepublifaner perfu9en
bic Silber= ME bic @Olo=O emofraten
aus3ufpielen. sic Ipielen bic beibsn
"a - -. m.xx. 6... m..r
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04
SKULL FRACTURED
Possibly Fatal ARRAY Occurred in Bed
ford County.

Shelbyville, Tenn, Oct. ga
very serious aIffay occurred last night
IN the Eighteenth District of this
county between man named Kim
mons and one named Hill. Hill is be-
yond middle age, and Is said to he a
very poor man. Kimmons, who is
younger. as the story goes, went to the
home of Hill at late hour last night
and demanded admittance. This Hill
refused, because he feared Kimmons
was drunk. KImmons seIzed a rail
and began to break the door down.
At this. Hill came out, and hand to
hand struggle began. and while it
was going on Hill struck Kimmons
on the head with a piece of wood
breaking the skull and rendering HIM
senseless. In this condition he still
remains, and 1t is said there is no hope
for his recovery.
Hill at once, came to town and sur
rendered to the Sheriff, and is now in
jail. kimmons, it seems, has a num-
Der of friends, of whom Hill seems to
be much afraid. and hence he desired
to be placed in Jail for safety.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04
THE STAMP OF TRUTH
Columbia Residents Know 1t
Well.

There is the stamp of truth on
statement endorsed by people we know
by our friends and neigh bors. The fol-
lowing experience of a Colum bia citizen
| is but one case of scores right here at
home.
st. L. White, auctioneer and City
Alderman, residing at 46 South High
street says: "For some years + had
more or less trouble with my
back and then spells OF sharp
utting pans. Usually the attacks
were brought on when unthinkingly
stopped or Strengthened after STOPPING
A difficulty with the kidney secre-
tons caused me great deal ct annoy
ance, especially at night, and oftimes
I was forced to rise several times
thus greatly disturbing my rest. When
saw Doan's Kidney Pills advertised
trouble got box at Adams IL Martins
drug store. After using them few days
| noticed a marked improvement in my
kept on taking the pills
and as result the pain in my back was
relieved and the trouble with the kid |
ney secretions was corrected. You may
publish my statement at any time and |
will always do all can to let the value |
IF Doan's Kidney Pills be known"
For sale by all dealers. Price soc.
Foster-Milburn CO., Buffalo, N. Y, sole
lgents for the United States. Il
IT 4
AXE no other. %
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04
kid" GREEN
Dies From the Wound Received
A, the Hands Of George Owen.

George Owen, the young white man
who shot kid" Green at Mt. Pleas
ant and who Is now in Jail here. will
have to answer to the charge of
murder, Green having died Friday
from his injuries. There was never
any hope for his recovery and his
death was not unexpected. 1t is prob
able that Owens examining trial will
be set for an early date, but 1t will
hardly be possible to get any further
facts of the killing before the trial.
Owen does not talk and il he has any
other excuse fol the killing other than
that the negro had been doing some
big talking. he has not given it out.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04
The SOUTHWEST
IS PROSPECTING
ARKANSAS, TEXAS AND LOUISIANA
FULL OF OPPOR TUNiTIES FOR
PERSONS OF SMALL MEANS
| 0W RATS for HOMESEEKERS

No section OF the country is more
prosperous than the Southwest. Nc
section is showing such gains in wealth
and population, and no other section
offers the opportunities for securing
homes and making start in the world
as are to be found in the Southwest.
With cheap lands and fertile soil that
will grow anything raised in the North,
is the added attraction of mild, even
climate.
LIVE cheaper, make more and save
more-surround yourself with more
comforts.
Write for our descriptive literature
tells all about that great country-and
let US help you find location.
Very low round trip rates via Cotton
Belt Routa-one fair plus SON first
and third Tuesdays of each month to
points In Arkansas, Louisiana and Texas
W. q. Adams, TIP A.
Cotton Belt, Nashville, Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04

experience handling Wagons is that should sell what
possible
That what have DONE Our has been strengthened
change axes sens and boxes have
rims and thick tire. All will that the
ghte draft made combines all that
1t to make the best. Try one-fully warranted.
Drills will all kinds of wheat
millet and clover.
Oliver conditions
fall blowing points and Oliver
many imtators which is a compliment to the Oliver.
World All Purpose Harrow, made entire y of steel
Will work Disk Smoothing Harrow come and it.
reasonable
Kentucky Sorghum Mill will do good work from start to finish
Sap and Cider Mills Wagons Ha
ness Buggy give you goods and prices
these body Columbia Come and will
tell you why.
Cutters all Hardware Cutlery and loaded
shells sporting Builders Hardware, Cement Lime
Blue Flame Perfection OIL Soves--Wickess
Ice Ceam Freezers Barrel Churns from So
Glassware We buy in load lots Can
you 500 largest stock in the CITY, give CALL
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04

T Estes. assistant registrars; Pat
Carroll, marshal.
HAMPSHIRE
District sc = Bailey. receiver; Il II
lxon, TN Lun, Sam Bingham, judges
uy Thompson, Luther Farris, clerks
20 Kirk. DR. A l. Leftwieh, John II.
Akin, assistant registrars; Bob ThOmP-
son, marshal
TAYLoR's STORE
District S-Drake Stanfill. receiver: w
7 Edwards, Billy Delk, Tom Patton.
judges; Frank MitchneT, Dresden Far
riss, clerks; J RI Kennedy, + III Love,
Spencer Klttrell, assistant registrars;
Bob Dale, marshal.
COLUMBIA-FIRsT WARD
District9-C F DodsOn, reeeiver; sam
3 Porte IT NJ Voss. ID G Pbelan, judges:
W p Erwin, Charles Ferguson, clerks;
o f Baxter, John Sands, + M Dooley,
q assistant registrars
SECOND WARD.
District 9-W f McKennop, receiver;
II G Evans,W II Lipscomb, Dave Hicks,
judges: Clark Jones, II : Hopkins.
clerks; r H Guest, A NJ Tillman, John
I Tucker, assistant registrars.
THIRD WARD.
District Geo. % Colquitt, receiver;
VI M Butts. G w HAYES, TheO Speed,
Judges; J Frank Wiley. John Fl Thomas,
,lerks; Ben Martin,W ) Padgett, )
R Tegarden, registrars.
FOURTH WARD.
District Cd Craig, receiver; Jim
Grimes. r G Fleming, Martin Taylor,
Judges; J S Orman. III Ledbettei,
,lerks: L A Goslin, Peeler Harlan, Blair
Hayes, assistant, registrars.
T. HUGHES,
JOHN G.. SOWELL,
w. ". DYER,
Election Commissioners OF Maury Co.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04

The Nashville Packing House, which
has been idle for the past few years as
the result Of litigation, has been a. quireu
by q Cincinnati syndicate and will be
placed In active operation by December
let. This property occupies site of
Ave acres and already represents an out
lay OF 100000. but under the new
ownership it will be improved and en-
lArged and will be the largest affair OF
The kind in the south. An ice factory
and cold storage department will be
added and the entire plant, when in
full operation, will employ 800 men and
The operating expenses will be some-
thing like $4,000 day.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04
TWO FAMILIES
OF Movers Pass Through on Way
From Oklahoma to Morristown,
Tenn.

Several movers wagons were in the
city Friday morning. The entire outfit
was travel stained and covered with
dust. There were four wagons, eight
head of stock, two families and three
or four dogs. To Herald man one of
the women of the party said that they
were on their way to Morristown in
East Tennessee from Oklahoma Terri
tory. She said they had been eight
weeks on the road and expressed her
self as being thoroughly. tired and
worn out. They went from Indiana
to the ''CheIokee Strip" in Oklahoma
two years ago, but became dissatisfied
and decided to come South. Among
the stock was small sucking colt.
which attracted great deal of atten-
tion because of the fact that it had
been shod all around. This was done
to save its feet from being worn out
on the long trip.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04
Hon. II. j. Mullens to Speak.

Hon. Fl. j. Mullens will speak at
SummeItown Thursday afternoon,
Nov. Bird, at Mt. Pleasant Thursday
evening and at Columbia Friday after
noon and evening In the interest of
Thos. e. Watson. the peoples party
candidate for President.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04

Or. l.. p. Griggs, who has been
searching for supposed hidden treas
TIRE on seventeen. acre tract of land
near Nashville for the past four or five
years, was found dead in his one-room
cottage Saturday. DR.. Griggs came to
Nashville from Chicago and is said to
have been backed IN his treasure hunt
by Chicago millionaire, j. r. Mckay.
He lived the life of hermit and was a
figure of much interest.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04
RETURNED TO HER FATHER.
Miss Lassater, the Young Girl De
ceived by Qaarles.

Miss Lassater, the young girl OF Fisk,
Alabama, who was deceive d into marry
ing the man Quarles now in Jail charged
with murder, left Monday morning 70
Fayetteville, where che was met by for.
giving father and will be taken back to
her Alabama home. Quarles is mar.
ried man with several children, but the
girl before she consented to marry him
was led to believe that be had been
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New Industries.

TTadesman reports the following new
industries for Tennessee for the past
week: Morristown. foundry, foundry
and machine shop; Lebanon, machine
shops; Nashville, SEQ, 900 company to
manufacture grocery and drug sun
dries; LewisbuIg. pencil factory.
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Maggie Bogic, negress, has confessed
to killing Herman Henck, a white man
In his apartments at Cincinnati. Henck
was nephew OF the proprietor of
Henck's Opera House, of Cincinnati
The negress claims self defense,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04

:. A postponement Of the marriage Of
Do1 Luis F. Corea, Nicaraguan Min
lister to the United States, and Mrs.
Tlsh Dunlap Jordan, beautiful and
wealthy Southern widow, has been an.
nounced, pending an investigation Of
charges that Corea is partly of negro
descent and that he has wife and
ave children.
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Mrs. Sol Cohn and her sister, Miss
Lucille Olive were thrown from buggy
In a collision with another vehicle in
Nashville Sunday. Mrs. Cohn was
badly bruised and her sister slightly
hurt.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04

DR.. Edwin Post, of DePauw Uni
eersity, was stricken with paralysis
while attending church Sunday at
GreencastIe, Ind.
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Orders have been received at the
Brooklyn navy yard to fit the cruiser
Columbia for sea at once in order to
carry Secretary Of War Taft and the
Panama Commission to Colon.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04

There has been an advance of So. so a
ton In pig Iron in the Birmingham
market in the past SIX weeks
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04

A grain elevator, containing $40, 600
bushels of barley, collapsed at Buffalo.
N. Y, entailing loss of $3.50, 900.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-11-04

Kogro Takahira. the japanese Min
lister to the United States, was operated
upon for appendicitis in New York
Sunday. and his condition is serious.
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DOBBINS & EWING.
20 and % West Seventh st
Both Phones 10 COlumbia.Tenn.
Late NeWc@Comment
The Colorado State Federation OF
Labor has issued an appeal to the wage
workers of America.

Former Gov. Nash. of Ohio. died
suddenly in the bathroom at the home
of his stepdaughter in Columbus.
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ELECTION NOTICE

By virtue o. the authority conferred
upon us by the laws Of Tennessee, we