davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

Set eneite oirfeIige Sturfcni6oel
for SoueOifollen er en- 600 SelbreS.
Suaret er iGitet til Suoeoifuaer beo
mefaniifc 3nSretnirger, % ino Irnee
iom Sc mIifuIsie 6ibre | SfnIlen or
iterfe og elnitiife. er Sodret | gebolS.
gllt 0rt. Der itprfer 2escmess mtifu.
lsie dibrer, er oaina ct eoot Stprfe.
mtbOel for Sopeobuocn oa Snorets
gepdreIie. au6re SpiinSeIicr er tai.
ial6 meget tuiliomme.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
Smanplnf.

Oct er goot for SelbreOen at sipe
Tpg9eu ct goOt Solbao bper 0ug.
SID meo Rpgger penot MOB girouet
og iteg oen | SoIifiHret. 3et err ct
uHmerfet MiboeI for Nerpgiitet og
SgnIsS6e6.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

unIt III putt ptIluue I'LL SleHl, X
eano % fit Guifs en- e~nSeiramJ apS
bieriet gpsr, Der iuaen Msem bib,
sisre "bperfeu pna 2ano eler Sjs"
Waeu iaa er 8ri9eirs Slet. Oct er So
pens Bart. sc fnao Ital aoes py a
be fore. Tn Musttesierets nmaiie.
iise Spbra. Der bar upRSt Gntsrs %
5aeerIsies Ret, sipet BEN G~rmpssbrpt
berrs Nso % 6ierteos / beres eersI
On bar frpitet Tonrerne fra seres gint
% Speben fra berss Yauce % bruai
benz iom slinbienoe gerIsr / bin Sals'
fiGoc-us bGnat ben ON bin SOpmobs
ppratte Gals for al 6oltsne iiutls ir
bine slimrenbe TrpiGer! Gu buree
famine Dig neb | Gisrmosu! SEQ lab
% tantte paa Boernss bunerebaarise
aamp ior at iaa iis ct Sismlanb % fin
6ribeo-os iaa ifitlpe be bog mite bet
belief
Men oa iurefom bet mig aliiOr itia'
renbe ironiif, at be MT % Der itala
be opipre ct SfueIpil, Der 3 @anse ON
3assu Tube minbc benz ON oeres Spr.
lis! Vt Grpnie fuloe pnre meo paa
bette, ipntes mig rnrt. Mun bon orpmte
ON lli9t, ba ban ino pau ct, Selena!
IN Wennelfebarit bu er rar, bu er ube'
re9uelio. bn ianier I'm "boab Meuucs
tiers era. Den amsritauits 9alsr CT itera
tere END Sabrelunb ps Soil, emo eeir
pa 6alb. 9aleren bar life eusaus &es
ipett for gompselieus iurte Slsr %
bitre Sufte.
Henue Sppisning al Sesrer ira
Soerfrigen bar pGret beteenet ipm
zone of the most stupendous en-
tertainments of the Fair" - % BET
piit meb 8ette. Gt boaSe 8perne %
Gneelifm9nbene er fllute Tibet, bar ri
baape l9it % bert, men Der III vi psiaa
ie bet; men bet fan M gaa golf osiaa
meb benz. Spm be tom | inlbt 8alop
neboper arenaeu, inubleoe en- Sei, %
Hpttereu taitebss paa Mnrten % Seitsn
ialbt puer BAN. Oct bGnote miot for.
on buor jes fab. Sec bemGrfepe iii
min Sioemanb, at ban pitt blep orabt;
men be mente, at bet bBrte meb til Sfue'
lpilertnniter, ba be met utrulise Ting
bGubte peb eisie Cppisnjuser. Smibs
lertib fom Ill auiierre no uGite Dag
ps fprtatte, at ben ur9e @tOno bar osb.
Get a M iorreiten let at ie, at bet life
uar en- beresuet gifare, Der bsrte meo
til 8rpsrammet.
Oct bar liot panItsliet at ltlalue
SoIbaierne ira bpernnbre, on be9ae Yars
ter baooe ems Uniform. Sim Ell Saano
paa Sutten iiente iom SIeubinssmGrie.
Soerue bnube et RIOT % Sriiterue ct
blaat 8nanb up Safieng g1gg
8a 5%Oreittatnsen BAR .pper % ium
leg ituIoe reiie mig ipr at sau ub, fit
jes Die paa 9ait. SUbannes Satporiuu
% Suitrrt. De bauoe iiobet pun ianme
Sauteraffe Tom is8 fun npgle Sfriot
fra mig. gi ~ubuerlsbe SaauOtrpt o9
Siliener.
@nbelia fan bet bem9rtes, at Gen.
blep gift Der iiommer uleb Ell
Game fra Spb girita. Sun blep fprit
tiliauge al Gnselitm9uoene i
ueo 8aurOeburs. ps iibeu bleo
tilianseiuget al Gronje. 7e bleU
oieoe / Ct. 9ouis Gi en- tpits Iutberf
SUN iises at tulne tuIe 8
5pros flpoenoe, msoeus Groue fuu la
Ier ct. gi if bog life ie benoe.
9ermeb bar ben Sag iilenbe. Nitss
zen tilbraetes ION the Pike, st.
aOuis 4Miopap".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

1885. Sp.: Seq l9ite forIeSeu ! "De'
corabs Soften" ON en- Samilie pna Sreo,
ritsbaIO, iom iidl nrpe en- itor 6ormre I
8usldno. San 0e aibe mug nGrmere
SpIpsuiuger I bemte gag?
spar: Meb i%iuStaselie al, bpao Der
alerebe CT meobelt, tan Siabet tnsen
Splpsninser sipe meb Senipu til ben
Dmipnrgte sag.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

On CT Hsu Rniarrs I sHHs ssn At essSst sus ATE
aHots sssoOums t~iIiammsn. % ben blp nenl Be
feaR iaa aar anirsi ism HA ~ibrsesiis. 0EaHss. manss
Gar srfiazx eGssruf ben for Gu ioial epge5m %
~iOrsiirev letaIs reeist % eo BE- itts Opaaases psibts.
xlit pse Iefal eshaHbIina srfiarsbs Be- esn for ahsl.
stteslla gIosnfobsn bar tsptt. at aatarrh o. sH Ton.
~seRhlIHg. HAIRS CaE.un Cure. i~abnfsru al I. ]
6hsHsh A 80 Iotba Chic sr BET tasae fguftiiaiip.
'rsns SQafriboe : Dattost Act iasss tHtbeabsa I
gornpHer ira 10 Z raase e. III en- ltfefntb. "a, ptrfsr
slTsix pea eisbsi "a Spifsusts . imRlAosr Es III.
bpe<r al hHHbEspt folart for titcsrt ltiQiDs hxt tts
fan tnrsts. etriS sii,r sirfrisur % stensstgre.
sbrst; 89sstnsp& Co. sOlsss. c
~ SaIsss tOs asSt>ssrns, 7x
Halls Family ills GO % bseas,
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

Zen Iutberits llnsbOm bar | ROroueiten
en- nppsrIis S,ole / Gorcproia College.
Rborbeao. On inuftrerst Ra,oIOs msS CD.
IpsuiHs ON etOIsns oliioise Rrusram Os
taIuae 5utnItet jaass irti. ei-4
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22
2iaben Korrcfponoance.

ort"-~rasfrraf I bcure wfoeIinn befbnres al
ubrofnterre g. n. Ncenes. Mcufeuibeo. g,inn-
90 1okr cnis, gfnoifcu Wie.
epfrperrnaI no Werfoner. tom TIE cpaibst
hre Tncne III @ebnftionen. befprres tTe.
Gpsrnere bstes nffnfte line gpsrasmnaf | Il
Hart % troeIiat &prca.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

q: Seq ifplOcr big life tppc Col
lars. gisr ieg oel2
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1904-11-22

y. EeI.
n: Nen - bsr on - oet ifliloe
pGre bart moriomt, ON ieg siorSc
Oct.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-19

4 Die rDmif6e 3ammer gsnebmtg=
te einen @eieBentnurf, na9 Del9em
6rauen,. Die Elm iuriftiides @rdmen
abgelegt bdben, ibren 8eruf ais Surtz
item dusiiben biirfen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-19

Str MnttaltoboIifer.,
Poli5ift gum 8etrunfenen, Der anf
Der Safe 6erumf9nanfD: nWas ma
den Sic ba2" - 8etrunfener: SD
fGmpfe eegen ben Mlfobol!"
0pn Der S6mtere.
9laubft bu pirtlid, baB mir aud
ben .Stbeuo" fpielen tperben9 -
Natiirli4, Der Streftor bat ia i4pn
5tDei @hadteln Midfe farfen ldhen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-19

Srften Q e4Idse, s~sueiter AIarrn,
0tusite1 . S&Idse, britter 4Iarns,
0rttte1t 2 S4Lase, bierter alarm.
I-a-1, Getser aus unb S4Iala aufssraRa.
s S@Idge, gBakerhrnd ab.
II S4Ldse, ID tl5r gstttaea
o Die 70 besei9netes signaEe tuerhen HisF ssns T4arm
suf&ter o~aeeeebea ha an bea betreHea>ea StraasR
treisunsea teshe Morrsttaei a1raebre6t fab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-19
&tiur Apffur4nn.

6reunb: yMds2 On bift benz
Seiratbspermittler nod bos 9Dnorar
fdulbig2 @arum 5ablft 9u es inn
ni9t2"-g + emann:uS 80, pielIei9t
bolt er lie ii6 pieber!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-19

sou ni9t binterber gum 2eibe
@s bereu'n bein f6nenes 9er5,
Sbu' nt6ts in Der erften Sreube,
Shn' niGts in benz eriten S6mer3.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-19
3fnef aMnpIid1keiten.

Wanberer: Gin Mahen9rab!
Sat bier nun cine @9la6t ober cine
MutomDbilnettfabrt ftattgefunben2"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-19

II Ng. 8 SprisenBaus
RaT. She nabe gspbIe
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"a u. Serfep u Central u.
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10 Gi4 NIB IL. Strnbe
~ Bari 9Ibe tInb 10 Str
q @oMmbia unb SiHfSe
10 9iePLanb &be u. 4ratt
81 SIIinDis anb ct. Soc
% PennipIb. unS grntt
"a SHERIDAN unb IL. Str
25 SEQ. Sprisenba,,s Is.
nnPe SIIinDts
IS Senate Mbeu. GtgIair
~ SIIinsis unh Ta4ieaa
% Feti9Itania lnh H.
90 Senate Mbe. tt1h 49,
81 go. 1 SprissHBaus
Snn lire nnPeTidisan
80 MeribiaR unh @aInat
"a California u gepnrprtt
85 8Inte uRS Nssp gort
80 5nb. ab. u. St Clair
81 GitH SOipitaI.
So SIafe nne NDrtk
30 @iGisan unS asnes
Il no. 8 SprtsenB1us
BaiHingtpn tlabe BeSa
AZ @&ieubprf u BaF.
4s @ifouri u Netu gors
IS Reribiar u BaSB
As SIItnDis unb pBiu
81 Capitol 80. II @aj5
SO atnsaa's @prtba,ss
20 Gtrasenb1bu GtdIIe
B. @GfbinstOn Ctr
81 go. 10 SpritenBa,ss
Sutnois u RerriII
80 SILinUis u s~puifiana
So Beft ttrtb Gputb
s. @et ans Regarts
So Senate sSe. u Serrt
81 @eribinn tirtb Hns
50 go. 4 SprisenFaas
RabHon Sit. u Esrrris
Sc Rabucn 40. GnnIcp
o. &c 0ates1 2etterbmlS
SontH nabe 9eIatrars
90 9entt. u NerriII
IS DeIatrnre Is. Rcgarth
% Gait tsssA 9ec&Grtg
e6 Retp SerfeS II. Eer1:h
81 gtrs. an. u HrabBoss
cS CAT ,trb g2rpipeet
90 StGins unS 9ieB
N go. IL SprisenRaiis
Hir @Se. ttAPe 9srcR
~ Gait unb Georgia
rs Ge6as linb elm
~ SaStbfpn u @eoreia
B ensIiH @b. " Etne.
76 SBeL5s unb Bates
20 SO. 8 Sprisenbats
9roipect rnBe SbeIbs
70 SIetder ab. u SBeIbk
81 Martet u. saetu Seriep
50 DeEatpare .lrtb @ah.
SO Gait u @nfbinston
"a Netu Dorf IL. Oanibfce
So Saubfhirrtrtert anitaIs
s6 Ser. Staaten MrfenaI
81 Oriental unb Bait.
SO Srduen<R eformat.
81 SO. 10 Sprisen5aus
MarsIanS nabe Der.
90 Meribian II. Georgia.
90 Meribiart Mnb South
o. 9ennfpI5 u. 2onifiana
s5 8irsiaie Mne II. MIob.
90 9arptquartier.
81 Granb SoteI.
SO Capital Gbe nrb DBlA
% go. 16 Sprikerbati3
16. unb 2Ifb.
t24 alabama unb 10.
1875 Central Nne unh Is.
1876 Danbes unb Is.
l27 8rootFbe urb Sisptter
1873 Central 9Ine us16 ~
1919 Gein!pare urto 10.
,S1 alabama unb II.
1872 BeIIefpntaine iint ~
1874 college abe MuS 90.
;35 9eIatpnre Ilnb Is.
1876 alabama nnh Ncrt5
L37 6etpmnnn unS 10.
1873 College 9lbe Mnb IL.
1879 Cornell Mre urtb ID.
t41 ganbes unD 10.
t42 9iebIanb Abe uiib 10.
LAB EecumieF rnb 10.
lag Eetp Series anb ~.
i46 MIbprh unb IL.
l47 SO. 2 Sprisenbaas
SiLlfihe 9Ibe iittb -6.
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t49 College MSe attb ~.
t52 93arf gtbe alb 90.
1853 6 6 u. % BnPn u. re.
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t57 atIas unb 8ite.
1853 BIpsb ttns @atrpatu.
i5s SO. 81 SprtAenBauS
BrisbttpppA
Es2 arbe11 uab Depot
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i66 ct. Clair u. 2ebfptte
I67 arieraI Mse ialh %.
1853 8eLIefcntaine ,itth 20.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-19
Deretufnd1uup.

,@ie - Sic ~ gta, ib perbe Sbnen
elm NatureeI9i9tsbu9 f9iden."
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-19
Seuer

fes Ssars ssSe nab Ie
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21s 4esuipIS. u. EidiaOss
214 Sfincis uuh 90.
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as 9eHniSIbania srrS aG
z17 Reribian tinS I6.
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21s 9rcabtpap unb 10.
2s1 SIIiuots u,th g,caeaa
2s4 SO. II GprisenFaais
2entposb nrlh 80
e35 SIIinpis ut,b s.
$50 4nnetta tirtb SC
2s7 SO. 8. SprisenP1lss
ubeII unS @ooer
23s nbelL 2asber Rcrta
2e9 SiabeI unh %.
241 Weribinu ursb ~.
242" Sainois u St GIrx
243 GIbriose tisib rs.
312 @eit Irilb @alutst
s13 @eit urtb H.
s14 9psuarb unh 1e.
315 Gnrbet anb Noca
BIG gapitaI Abe iiaS Ito.
s17 Ncrtbtpeitern Mbe IA
sIs Sent nnb 10.
$40 Canal ttttb TO-
s2a gercaIine @rrtS
s24 gernirnt uah 2sana
325 Bismord u @renhhtssa
s26 go. 20 SprttenBa-ss
6aig5riIIe.
s27 NiGisan u. Ssluies.
s2s MiGieost u. GoRcrrh
s41 Beif pnb @cSnssre
AZ TdHoari u. Warpiarsf
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8. @afPi7etDn
427 DIrner Hne 8trd
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429 Norbpte tn6 DCre
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49, &iter Vie y. @rrris
zs4 RiSer Gbe ss1tA gaGs
1856 6arbins u. 8ig4Ra
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4s7 go. 10 Spritatta3
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&@@ @S1dSS@ 6sglD Sp9a8a&EaM
$50 Stp6HoeAS
<61 aei3ner nab zesEsG
452 6strnrb ssah Bee
ass Irrris ssab &ap$eR
465 2ambest ,tsh 8sEaEsai
453 RurSeEe Size u. zAse
mon @prf3
512 &est nab E@sg
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616 SllinOiS sae &awfas
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61s Eurris ssrt5 Gurds
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s24 Rabifcr. &ben etnenEa
5as ReribiGr mnb Beltm
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52s Rerisiass nEb ArissHa
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6s1 ReriSiam u. TsGafs
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s17s DIT g. Clair slae
nnten 8abn @eIeifea
sa1 Ssan 6anbEe G9cSs
sss gerrtpl1t ilrtb @alecEs
sa4 @aB. ,nb Stcte ~
ss6 TabSen's sounse 6ak
sse Tasder nttS Dorieis
ss7 @ai9. urtb Berthe asss
see Rp. IL Sprtsen9aals
Bebine nG9e 9aditsaa
ss1 Scmtbeaftern Use sssse
@epbFhe. q,
$50 BaiF. uns DeGrterk
es4 Scat5eaRern mn
Mriet&I &se8.
sss Rstp Bcrt srsb 3esnapE
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s14s Esessts. sssib @aA
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rff,
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b n,sfserelsa,
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-19

x Srau Or. Gabriele Sreiin Dou
Pofanner purre in Die Mlener Ner6z
tetammer als fteaDertretenoes Wttt<
9lie0 9etpGhlt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-04-19

* Die erfte Qer3tin in 8raiilten lit
Or. @rmelinba De ga. Die Dame
iibt Die dr3tli9e praris felt 1889 in
Gio De ooSdaeiro aus.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-10-07

awhile in getting tn. ir lumber, but it il
nov on the ground and all the machi
merry as we'll. About twenty five hand:
are now at work, the foundation is com
pleted and the frame work is rapidly
going up. Mr.. Vaughan says he ex.
poets the whistle to blow for a re
umption OF business not later than Nov.
embcr 10th, and If necessary to com
plete the building in that time will
put on force of hands to work at night
Ia addition to the planning mill the COM
pany has commenced the work Of build.
ing two brick store houses on Ninth
street, Immediately opposite the mill.
They will both be used by the com
pany. Their stock of supplies that has
been kept OF South Main street. will bs
to one of these stores and the
other will be used as sample room
They intend to make a speciality of
inside finishings and this will make the
need for the sample room. When their
have been completed they will
add greatly to the appearance of the
locality about Garden and Ninth streets.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-10-07
REPUBLICANS
Deeide Not To Put 0ut a Leg
islatiVe Ticket In David.
son County.

Nashville. Tenn. Oct. 6-rhe Re-
publicans will make no fight for MEM
bers of the Legislature from Davidson
county. The Republican legislative
Committee met here today and 1t was
decided that il would be unwise and
a useless expense and loss of time TO
the candidates and their friends to put
a legislative ticket in the field and the
committee so reported. The Republic
can strength will Re concentrated on
the race of Mr.. Maxwell for Congress
AMI the legislative part of the ticket
will be dropped In the present cam
paign. This decision was reached
after much dellberatlon and after cor
sultlng the leaders.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-10-07
Gave a Check.

In payment for the goods. Davis
handed Mr.. Cook check, already
written out, but endorsed it, signing
the name Chas. Davis across the back.
The check was for $500 on P. j.
Potter's Sons Bank, of Bowling
Green, KY. Mr.. Cook happened to
remember that it was after banking
hours and told the man to call Wed
nesday morning and he would give
HIM the change coming to him on the
check, which was So. The check
aroused MI. Cooks suspicion and he
did not deliver the goods. deciding to
wait until the man returned Wednes-
day. But Davis did not put in his az
pearance Wednesday and Nh. Cooks
suspicious were increased; so he set
about to warn the furniture dealers in
the neighboIing towns against the
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-10-07
ASMART SCOUNDREL
Tries TO Defraud F. C. COOk,t he
Local Furniture Man.
Worked a Firm For "A Few Dollars at
Fayetteville,
BUT NOW UNDER ARREST.

A very neatly dressed man. ap-
parently about sixty years of age and
Representing himself as Chas. Davis, a
retired railroad engineer. called at
Frank Cooks furniture store late
Tuesday afternoon and purchased a
bill of household effects, bedroom
suits. chairs, stoves, etc, which
amounted to 1882. He stated thst a
number of people here had recon-
mended Mr.. Cook to him, and fol
this reason, he desired to buy his
furniture there His family. he said,
had not yet arrived. hut he had
already rented house and gave Mr..
Cook a key, asking that the furniture
be delivered at the number he gave.
Davis had really rented house on
i4th street, which belongs to Mrs.
Mat Frierson.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-10-07
THOMAS" DRILLS.


1.-The best oiler for Dice Journal
oil once does for the season.
2-The best Alfalfa and Glover Drill
er
"a Bridge Plate 10 grain box to
cover the side of the feeder you are not
using, so as not to SOW out of both sides
at the same time.
4.-Tbe flow of grain and of fertilizer
can be seen by the operator at all times.
AS our receivers are all open, you can
see the seed Pud the fertil izer as it is
sown: then if any cup becomes empty,
or any obstruction stoTs the flow, it is
promptly observed, and YOU do not go
on clear across field wit 1out knowing
whether the seed cups are all working
properly or not
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5.-A Conductor or Tube Boot that
takes the seed from the feeder, and posi-
lively puts it in the ottom of the seed
bed, where it is Ill covered ard not scat
tered and wasted.
6-High Draw Bars, preventing trash
gathering, and strong enough to keep
the discs straight.
IA Scraper adjustable to any con-
dition or kind of soil, or removable en-
tireiy.
S.--Tbe lids of all our Grain Boxes
open tight against the front side. In
filling them nc seed is wasted through
crack of tn. lid, and 20 rags or canvass
need be tackled on onr HOPPER Lids to
prevent seed dropping to the ground
uncovered.
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TUESDAY, OCTOBER lITA.

The personal property will be sold for
cash.
The real estate is close to the depot
and offers attractive inducements either
for home or for investment. 1t VIII
first be offered in lots and then as
whole. Plans can be seen at my Office
No 2 South Main street.
Terms one third cash, balance six ana
twelve months, vendors lein retained,
interest from day of sale.
FRANK ii. SMITH, Executor
Sept. 10. 1904. -22eod- td&w3t
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OTHER coon POINTS.

s. Thoroughly tested, and an entire
success
6-Steal and malleable iron used
wherever there is wear or strain. The
workmanship and finish are the very
best.
Land measurer. and all other con-
Veniences up to date drills must have.
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A Friend In Need.

Do you know of anyone suffering with
consumpti n? Then tell them without delay
that DIR. Boschee's German >, rup will cure
them-and you will be a friend in ne, d /.
German Syl up is n reliable specific for the
cure of cons uinption. 1t has been maxim &
marvellous cures of consumption through
out the world for forty years. Group, coughs,
colds, bronchitis and all throat and lung
troubles are speedily cur,d by German
Syrup. Trial bottle, 25c. Big bottle, 75c
AT all druggists.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as executor Of the
estate Of Mrs. M. f. Enlge, Decd. all
persons having claims will present them
to me duly authenticated before Decem'
Der l, 1904, or they will forever be barred;
persons indebted to the estate must
make immediat settlement.
| will sell the cal and personal estate
Of the deceased on the premises, corner
South high and Twelfth streets, at ten
O'Clock on
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No weight on horses necks. Oh
either High Wheel or Low Down Drills.
2.-Works successfully in sod, turned
under stubble, corn ground or trashy
land.
3 -Discs are of proper size and angle
to cut through, or go over all distractions.
4.-Easiest operated, simplest and
most durable.
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NEW BUILDING
of The Vaughan Manufacture
ing & Mercantile Co.,
Going Up Fast.
LARGE FOKCE At WORK.
Two Handsome Brick Store Houses
on Ninth Street Also Being
Built By Company.
LARGE F0KCe At WORK.
WILL RESUME IN NOVEMBER

The N. F. Vaughan Manufacturing
& Mercantile Company, whose large
planning mill on Garden street was
destroyed by fire sometime ago, are
now getting along rapidly with their
They were delayed for quite
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Wall Paper, Wall Paper!

Our Wall Paper business continues to
increase and We are adding new and up.
to-date patterns to our already large
stock. Let US show you through our
line before You buy.
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LOCAL MARKETS.
QUOTATIONS
At all druggists.

COTTON -Middling, 913c III; in seed.
3c ID. Receipts-From to bales of
Maury County Cotton received daily at
Columbia Cotton Mills.
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slick artist Calling the Mt. Pleasant
Furniture Company at Mt. Pleasant.
he learned that this same man had
worked this firm in the same way,
about year ago. they being losers TO
the extent of ~ or $15 He had
bought bill OF goods from them,
giving them check fol more than the
amount of the goods and they had paid
him the differerc,.
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Worked Firm at Fayetteville


Wednesday night, Mr.. Cook called
Higgins Bios, furniture dealers at
Fayetteville, to warn them also. but
was told by Hiram Higgins that
Davis had already worked the scheme
on them. Davis bought hill from
them amounting to $500, hut they had
only lost 81. Mr.. Cook then informed
Chief of Police Love Webb, of the
matter and Mr.. Webb in turn reported
the matter to the police at Fayetteville,
giving a description of Davis. AS
there was no train gong out of Fay
that night, Davis could not
leave the town, and after search he
was found and lodged in Jail to await
trail there.
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Will Be Brought Here.

After the authorities there are
through with him, he will be brought
to Columbia for trial, the Mt. Pleasant
Furniture Company and others to
appear against him. Mr.. Cook had a
talk with Mr.. Gleaves, furniture
drummer about the matter Wednesday.
Mr.. Gleaves said that from the de-
scription given, Davis was the same
man the Mississippi officers had traced
over that state for more taan year.
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AT
The Racket
School Books,
| School Books.
We now have the school
books adopted by the State,
also books for Columbia,
Maury County, and expect to
keep on hand a big supply a,
all times.
NOTICING tickets made of
School Books, SO bring the cash
We also have larger and better
st 'ck of School Supplies than ever
School Lunch Baskets and Boxes
School Bags and Book Straps.
School States, all sizes, plain and
covered slate and lead pencils Of ali
kinds and prices.
Ink, Pens and Pen holders.
Big line Tablets from lc each up.
Pencil Boxes. Black Board Crsyon
and erasers.
Legal and Fools Cap paper, School
Rulers.
Square and Spring back MOSQUITO
Bars.
A big line of Boys and girls school
Shoes.
The best make at moderate prices.
We are ready to supply all patrons on
New Rural Route No. 81, with the best
nail boxes at 90c, locks 25c extra
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A car load of Thomas Drills just received.
Before you buy call and let us show you what
we believe to be the best Drill made.