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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
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SefferfonbiIle. Sn ieinem
Seim on DER pearlitraBe 1T Dr. Daniel
Worbess Gcott. Secretdr Der @eIunb=
beitsbsb0ros bon @lart Co., am 9er3-
ihlaas seitorben. Geit Wo9en beIano
er nidt mobl, Dor brei Woden isbte Die
@rippe elm. 8eraoe Dor Weibnahten
be9ab er lih gu elmer Sibun9 Der Be-
boroe nad SnoianapOlis uno febrte
frant suriid. Dr. Scott mar elmer Der
ungeIsbenoiten N,rSte in .5eiferIOnuile
uno als zines bon fiinf3ebn 3inoern
isiner gltern in Nauileton, IlOpo
Gountp, am IA. Mpril 1871 eeboren.
proj. Gam. y. 6tott. Der GountDs
Superintendent, uno Der 2ebrer Sobn
q. @eott. feline 1riioer, leben in Sef=
ferionbile. Die soloene 9o95sit Der
gliern i'm September 1900 pereiniote
3um lebten Male bic 9unas Gamilie.
Or. Scott araouirte i'm Sabre 1894 in
9ouisbiae unb lisb lid oann in WH.
iouri nisber. Damn pratti3irte er in
8 2anespille, Sno. Sm Sabre 1899
fam er na@ SefferiOnpiue uno wuroe
bor Sabresfrii Gecretdr Der @eiuno=
beitsbeb0roe.
Muf Der Sago mad cine m
g 1urten.
Nluncie. Gin 9lufsebOt bon
Jarmern uno Sheriff. i=Deputies beiinoet
iih sur 3eit auf Der Sago nad einem
larbisen S9urfen. tpslder am Don=
nerfaa Mbeno auf 6rau Glorence 0os
gan, Satin res emmett 0Osan, einen
criminelen Mn9riif ausfiibrte.
Die Gan nSoleS 9ilolaus
in B b on County.
princeton. Sn @iblon
@ountp uno belonoers in Yrinceton,
1T man iebr beiorst iibsr bas Auftres
ten Der Sun Sole S9ilolaus. Die bort
bersits an Obiigdrten uno S9atten.
bdumen groBen S9aoen anserihtet
bat. prof. 9bropp bon Der Quroue.
uniberiitdt bat cine ernite Warnung
ertbeilt unb Die ener9iidifen WaB-
regeln anempfoblen, iuenn nidt idmmt.
lids Obnsdrten in Sto. Snoiuna ser-
fort tuerben ioaen.
Blutuer9iftung in Gol8e
bes Yiffes einer Sans.
2oto ON o. grsStaotratbsmitglieo
Samusl Wa9eemann tuuroe, als er por
elmer Wohe cine 4ans abidlahten
uoute, bon oerielben IN ben Singer ge=
bitten. st a9tets anfdnaIid Der ae-
rinaen Wunoe nidt. plobli9 aber
idmon iein Mrm in unbeimli9sr @siis
an uno ct wuros auberoem BON Der
@eli9tsrole befaGen. Da BIutpergif-
trna einsstreien III. 10 1T Der 3uitano
oes patienten Elm iebr beoentli4er.
gbnn nsbilfe mirb 20 | T.
fabt.
gpansD lie. Die ndhite
elsttrif9s Yabnlinis, be gbansDiQs
nit elmer isiner fleineren Wa9barftdbts
berbinben ioa. tpirb isOenfals BIZ
gpanspille'Boonuile 2inie fein, unr
3ioar ertuartet man. oaB idon am 4.
Juli bieies Jabres Der Getrieb auf bel
2inie eroifnet tperben tpirb.
Woro innerbaIb bon
Qerfermauern.
! SefferonbiIle, Sno., 8.
San. @prus gerrp, Der Strdhing I'm
Rsformatorium, ipsl9sr am Donusrifae
9lbenb bon 6amonb @ebrs. einem an,
osren Strdflina, NIT elmer siiernen
Stange 5u WOoen Qsi6lagen wuroe, II
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
@ei. emmanuel 8 ! @emeinOe.

Da paitor Yornbolt am nddlfen
Sonntag. 9. Sanuar, berreiit ieis
miro, miro 0err paifor 2ienle bonn
Diatoniiisn.Sauie am Vormiitag pre-
oigen, am Nbsno um 7 llbr 9err pa-
for gaus bon Der Heformirten Ct.
YauPs 3irbe.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
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d 1T iiegreid d.
Sn Der BON Dem Sariitisber Wartln
0elpin aesen Die StraBenbabn- -8eien-
Idaft einaereitten SdaoenerIabtlaae
gaben &ihter WcWaiter's @eidworene
sinen Wabriprua gu @uniten Der @s=
ieai6aft ab.
@ri m inal geriht.
Der 6arbiee See Samilton. pelher
i'm Circle part @aIe ais 9austnedt
anaesfellt mar, besannte li9 bor benz
Grimiralrihtsr ituloig, aus bent gaIb
@esiifer 500 seHOblen su babsn. er
muroe gu l-3 Sabrsn &eformatorium
perurtbeilt.
& aae seaen 6euerp l.
derun9s ss8 { ellidaften.
Dor Ridter Garter miro our 3eit
iiber bie9lase bsrbanoelt, tpelhe Oliber
Sioo gsgen bic New 0ampibire Jeuers
Yeriiderunss-@ -@eiellidaftsn einasreidt
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Summer 5u 9elanaen. gr mar Der
gefBer zines Eapeten=0efddfts on Der
Wafaduietts Npe. geiueisn. als iein
Eager am IL. October 1902 ourh
Geuer serii0rt murbe. gr mar BEL ben
orei @sienidaften periidert aeiueisn,
fOnnte aber feline Yerlidsrungsiummen
niht erbalten. Die Yertla9ten baben
in elmer glntmort auf bic 2lage oes
Sioo erfldrt, oaB oas 6euer in 6Ol9e
elmer Yranoiiiftung entliano.
9 DINER berlebt.
Mprtle 2eaaue perlanst bon Der
Snbpls. & Martinspille Napio 5ranlit
SO. $4,000 Sdaoeneriab. Sic befano
lib an gorc elmer Gar Der 8eiellIdaFt,
als bieielbe In Morean GOuntp nit
elmer anberen collioirte. Die 6olge
mar. oab bic &ldgerin erbeblihe @er-
leegugen oabontrus.
8 II B o6e 3inien erlang t.
Dor Ginger 3eit berpfdnoete Wm.
Ylaienger, elm junger uerheiratbetes
Mann. bon bittsritsr glotb getrieben.
feline 6auseinribtung uno iein Gubr.
lpert an ben @slobsrlsibsr 8. u. 2ead
fir $50. 9as Sarlsbsn ioate mad
einem Monat 3uriidbe3ablt tperoen.
allein als bic 3eit oes 3uriidbe3ablens
tam. berridtt tuieoer gbbe in Bluien.
gers Safe. 2eah tlaate bierauf Wsr-
Tallertldruna Der 0ppotbet. Blaieusel
reidte Johann cine Nntmort elm, in mel.
der er gelteno madts, oab bic 3inien.
tpslde 4eah ibm fur bas Darleben be.
rehnet bate. 10 bod Hnb, oab iie BIZ
@ren3s. melhe oas @eieb in bieier Ye'
siebung aeaebsn bat, iiberidritten.
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5alle bes 2eopolo Weper, melher bi'
Big 6our gnhn auf Sdaosnsriab ber'
tlagt bate. tuuroe aeltern fortgefabren
Die Wertbeibi9ang berIudte burd meb'
rere Mngeitelte Der Babu ben Naatpei'
su liefern. baB wleper ni6t bonn 3ug
gsiaaen isin iOnnte. Der Jaa wirl
uabrideinIid erit am Wontas ben @e'
idwOrensn 3ur Yeratbung iibergeber
tperoen.
2Iaes qe9en bic " m u e
ment BIB q. Co."
9ie .wlarion grid Co." reidt
aeiiern einen 9lrbeitss9 s9lnfprud (Weda
MICS 2ien) eseen bic y9lmuiemen,
BUILDING Co." Die YeIibsrin oss polI
Rin;s an Der Yirginia 9lps. elm. Sbr
Goroerung belduft fi4 auf sl488.
s m oli3eigeri&t
ipuroe Der pIeroebdnolsr Oliper lounl
ipsaen Wibsritanos geasn bic gebeiligt
periOn zines poli3iifen um $40 uni
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fanoen, ieinsn ileinen Sungen nit Il
bic Wirtbidaft bon Noam Webler 81
ne6men. poli3iit Gonoell bate ben
O,,oho,, evffXr{ no6 or ma Qorof hoy
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08

Die Dereinigung Der S@peis
ne3ii9ter beroniialtste eefern albsnb i'm
Teniion 0oufe Elm Banquet.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08

Sn Der BON Dem Sariitisber Martin
6elpiu gegen Die StraBenbabn=8eie
Ihaft ein9ereihten GdaoenerIabtlage
gaben 8ihter WcMalter's @eidwOrene
einen Wabriprud 81 @unfen Der @s=
ieaI6aft ab.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08

M 0taudt bic Tish l Mingo.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-08
@ri alaeriht.

Ser Garbiae Gee Samilton. tuelder
i'm Circle part @aIe ais 0austnedt
anaeSfellt mar, besannte lib bor benz
Grimiralrihter ihuloia, aus benz Sab
Re9iiter 500 selfoblen su baben. gr
muroe gu l-3 Sabrsn &eformatorium
perurtheilt.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01

Nearly every hamlet, city and
town in the land is organizing a
cam paging club. In this State
thanks be to the ever present
race problem, there is no real
necessity for such organizations
for the State will vote against
Roosevelt, no matter who the OPP
posing candidate and what the
platform. About all the good
Mississippi can do is To furnish
some of the bra rs and money
for the conduct If the cam paign
in doubtful States. John Sharp
Williams. Joe Bailey, and other
MississippianS can win votes on
the stump while Mississippi
money can help the cause along
any where. Columbus should
lead the way aud organize a Parker
and Constitution Government Club.
We should follow this with a
cam pafgn fund of five hundred or
a thousand dollars for the cause
and with organization and sys-
TEN this amount could be easily
raised. 1t is time for the South
to act. There is too much at
stake. Roosevelt must be de
feated and Mississippians can do
their share wards ac-
com plishing this much coveted
end. Organize and send your
money, it Is needed.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
The Work Going Forward.

President ID. r. Sanders, Mr..
W. 7. Folsom and Supt. Frank
Rogers. of the Standard Stove
Works, arrived in thecity yester-
day morning. Mr.. Rogers was
accompanied by his family who
are now comfortably domIciled
at the Ussery home on North
Third Avenue. MessrS. Sanders
and Folsom came over tn ascer
tain the progress being made on
the buildings here and To see
how the work of receiving and
installing the machinery aud
equipment, which is arriving
daily, is being handled. MIR.
Sanders said that the task was
an enormous one and while it
was necessarily slow they we're
getting along as we'll as could be
expected.
Several car loads of TASKS.
patterns etc, have arrived and
the engine and boilers are here.
The cupola and fan have arrived
and Supt. Rogers and a force of
men began the work Of arrang
ing and installing the machinery
yesterday. A large force will be
engaged in this work until all of
tile plaut has been moved and
the new plant is ready for opera
ton.
Mir. Folsom, with his wife ana
family, will arr i've about the 10th
of the present month and will be
domiciied at the Feasdale home.
Mr.. Sanders viii come over the
latter part Of Septem Der aud the
men aud moulders who are to
work here will arrive just a. soon
as the plant is ready for them.
A meeting OF the stockholders
of the company was held last
night at the Electric Light
Company ) flee for the
purpose Of organization
and the same was per
fected. Nessrs. Sanders and
Folsom returned 10 Birmingham
last 1,iob4
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
Mississippi Day.

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s,.'.,-- ~ 4E4l, I'll 10
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r. ,e.aa;.a;a.;a,a Nh nil, io,,r
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III, iii .,,a,.l, tho
49, elie "a a,,or,;a@ l,t tha sta+e hniId
- 80 .a7,o,o,+ation - tho
S+o+o ~ Com missionar Henry
49, 10 Wonla,s Eair Com oission
60 vra,aaa.a,a aa a+or u,;II oo
!, ,,,;fono, o,d n,anv from CoInn.
- IN a4toaa
rTeba 800, f.,r the dav
PROMISES ~ no q most aeiiphtful
:. t.aoo, a.. f.,..a.,l
Observation-Disclosures snsacbas
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01

From every section come
assurances which portent sue
cess to the Democratic party.
The profess O nal men all over the
country areorganizjng for Parker
and Constitutional government,
while the independent and demo
cratic press is preparing for a
campaign the like Of which
has never been seen before.
The party has the best chance OF
success which it has had in
years. Tt has a man for standard
bearer which the great conserya
tive element have implicit conf
dence in and this fact will defect
thousands Of votes from the re
publican ranks. especially in the
monied centres of the East.
When papers like the Herald, the
Sun, Puck and other powerful
sentiment m0ulders come out for
the democratic candidate the
Roos eveIt gang can we'll be afraid
of the result.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01

The funeral Of The late iona
than Richardson. Of Providence.
Ala, father Of Mrs. ID. NJ. Rich.
ards aud grandfathe of the
Richards aud Richardson child.
ren in this city. occurred last
Sunday afternoon at four O'Clock
upon the arrival of the Nj. 6 O.
passenger train from Montgom
cry. Many friends and relatives
accompanied the body to this
city and Yorkville Lodge No. 131,
Free and Accepted MasonS. Of
which the deceased man had
long been a member. assembled
in Columbus to give their broth
er Masonic burial.
The body was met at the train
by a large concourse of sorrow
ing friends and the two Masonic
lodges, Columbus lodge No. ). A.
f. & A. NJ uniting with their
Alabama brethren to do honor to
Mr.. Richardson s memory The
pail bearers We're AIessrs. Frank
Bel. Chas. Gilman, VIM. Wright,
W. NJ Lawrence and W. G.
Duncan.
The funeral services at the
grave were conducted by Rev.
T. w. Lewis, his short talk pre-
ceding the interment, being one
of the most beautiful and appro-
pirate which has ever been made
in this city. MIR. Lewis discuss
ed Mr.. Richardson life. his
character, his work aud referred
to his connection with Masonry,
taking occasion to beautifully and
feelingly eulogize the order of
which he had been so long a con
spicuous member. At the con
cIusion oft the religious exercises,
Mr.. I. It. Gore, Master Of York
will lodge, conducted the Alaba-
ma burial service in an Impress
i've manner, when the grave was
filled and the flowers, offerings
of love and sympathy Of friends,
covered the mound.
In the sorrow which has be
fallen the wide family circle in
this city and elsewhere, the sym
pathy of many friends in Column
bus attends them,
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
The Athletic Club Locales.

The Columbus Athletic Club
has secured a location. An ar.
rangement has been made with
Mr.. T. w Belcher which places
at the disposal of the club the
Concert Hall property. tits the
intention of Mr.. Belcher to over.
haul the property and arrange 1t
so that it will meet the require.
ments Of his lesses. On the
ground floor will be club room
with bath privileges etc, while
the second floor will be used as
the gymnasium. Work on the
improvements and changes will
begin right away and the club
hopes to be installed in its quar-
ters before many weeks have
passed.
The club has about agreed up
on price for its paraphernalia
and equipment, buying the same
from the Birmingham Athletic
Club. The outfit will be com
plete aud will EN- brace every
thing usually found in such an
institution. The club IS fortu-
nate in securing such a bargain
as it saves several hundred dol
Lars in the original cost Of these
APPLIANCES in buying them as
above. As soon as the absent
members return a meeting vii
be held and all arrangements
made for the final consummation
of their plans.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01

Tie Bureau Weekly report,
which was received yesterday,
was res ponsible for an al vance
of Is points in the price Of the
staple yesterday and cotton is
quoted at about 10 81 cents now
and it is believed that it will go
higher. The full report is as
follows:
Southern portion Of Missis sip
pi and Louisiana cotton has i'm
proved and the crop is in good
condition. In Oklahoma. Indian
Territory, and elsewhere the re
ports generally indicate unfav-
orabIe progress. Deterioration
from rust and shedding is re
ported from nearly all districts.
Heavy rains have proved injur-
ious in portions of Florida and
Georgia, where a large portion
of the crop has suffered from
drouth. In last mentioned state
boil worm continues destructive
and boil worms have damaged
eastern aud coast divisions ia
Texas and caused much damage
as far north as Dallas, Kaufman
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01

The reelection of Hon. E. J.
Bowers, in the Sixth congression-
al district is a source of gratifica-
ton to his friends the State oyer.
Mr.. Bowers has made a good
record in Congress ashe has made
all along in pubic life and his
constituents made no mistake in
keeping him in harness. Mr..
Bowers friends in this section
of the State, friends made when
he was championing the cause of
the College in the legislature
watt him congratulations.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01

The decision of the people Of
West Point, who invited the negro
editor Buchanan, to move on i a
good one. Buchanan had been
looked upon as a disturber and
trouble breeder and no doubt the
men Of both races who love peace
and an amicable relationship in
life between the white and black
man, will endorse his deporta-
ton. West Point seems to be
following in the path of other
committees in Kidding itself OF
bad men and their action will be
followed all over the South with
the appearance Of the race prob
lem. The white man is going 10
rule absolutely the South, Roose-
welt and the repu blican admins
tration, Notwithstanding.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
COME AND GET YOUR MONEY.
Liberal WAY in Which Mayo & Weaver
Sell Mi-o-na, Nature Cure for

Liberal way IN Which Mayo & Weaver
Sell MI-o-na. Natures Cure for
Dyspepsia.
IF Mona fails to cure you of
dyspepsia. come back to Mayo &
Weaver 5 and get your money" is
the broad aud liberal way in
which they are selling Mi-o-na
natures cure for dyspepsia.
A SOC box Of Mona contains
two weeks treatment and benefit
will be seen from almost the first
dose. The guarantee means that
If Mi o-na does not give complete
satisfaction the full price paid
will be refunded when the empty
boxes are returned, and covers
two boxes.
There is no other medicine
that will compare with Mi-o-na
for relieving stomach trouble.
Pain and discomfort after eating.
dizziness. specks before the eyes,
gas and fermentation, IN fact, all
forms of Indigestion are quickly
relieved and permanently cured
by Mona. 1t increases the
vitality, soothesand heals any in
ternal milan nation and gives
tone to the whole system.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01

I desire to notify my friends
and the public generally that
have moved my harness and re-
pair shop from Peacher Is Gas
ton 5 stable to North Market
street tothe stand formerly oecu-
pied by the Columbus Steam
Laundry. where L will bepleased
to serve them All work i'm the
harness line prOmstly done and
satisfaction guaranteed
8 21-1m j. -. HORTON.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
Stop That Cough!

When a cough, tickling or an irri-
tation ia the throat makes YOU fell
uncomfortable, take Ballard 5 Hore-
hound Syrup. Don't wait until the
disease has gone beyond control
Mr., and Mrs. J. A. Anderson, 354
West 5th St. Salt Lake City, Utah
writes: We think Ballard 5 Hore-
hound Syrup the best medicine for
coughs and colds. We have used it
for several years; it always gives
immediate relief, is very pleasant aud
gives perfect satisfaction = 25c, soc.
8l.00. Sold by Johnston y Game,
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
Positions Vacant.

On account Of increase ia bust
ness the Citizen 5 Long Distance
Telephone Company has few
positions open for intelligent
young ladies' as Local and Loug
Distance operators. Applicants
must start now TO learn the work
by Seplem oer 1st. Apply in
person u afEca over Irion &
Nelson. or By letter with refer
ences. 8-21-2W
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
Opening of the College.

All arrangements preparatory
for the opening of the Industrial
| College are being made and the
institution will open on Wednes-
day. the 21st of the present
mouth under the most promising
aus pieces # its history. The i'm
provements authorized at the
last session Of the legislature are
well md n way and Mississippi S
great school will open better
equipped for its great work than
lit has ever been. Hon. Emmett
\. Thomas, Speaker Of the House
of Representatives and one Of the
institution 5 most valiant friends,
| has been invited and has accepted
an invitation to deliver the open
ing address, and this fact causes
unbounded pleasure and gratifi-
cation on the part Of his wide
circle OF friends here. Mr.. Thorn
as is one of the States safest
and best men and in every posi-
ton to which his ability and tai
ents have called him he has prov
en- his integrity, his capacity and
his devotion to his people and
his State Mr.. Thomas will be
greeted by a large audience up
on the occasion Of his appearance
here.
The College has assurances Of
the largest attendance in its his
tory, and with the number of
students who will board out in
the city for lack of dormitory
room, it is more than probable
that fully eight handred and fifty
will be in attendance upon the
institution at its next session.
Already every room in the large
d0rmitory and the annexes and
Columbian Hall has been en-
gagged and the demand for more
continues. The teachers and
those connected with the Col
lege will begin to return within
the next few weeks and they
come refreshed and enthused
with the prospect of the coming
session and determined to make
it the greatest in the history Of
the school.
The improvements are we'll
under way. The steam heating
of the hospital is being installed
and the furniture for the chapel
and the industrial hall and other
buildings is expected to reach
this city daily. The work on the
Music Hall, to be the handsomest
buildings on the grounds, is pro-
crossing rapidly and the College
hopes 10 IdN IL COM Il4CLCQ ny
the 1st of December. The open
ing of the Music Hall will be the
most important musical event in
the history Of Columbus for it
will present to the Columbus
people SOuza's famous band as
the opening attraction under the
Colleges admirable lyceum
course and the opening OF the
building will give Columou PEG
pie their first opportunity to see
it and at the same time to hear
one of the greatest bands on the
earth.
1t is needless TO say that Co
lumbus awaits the time when the
College viii resume its work
eagerly for the teachers, the
students and all connected with
it are very close to the people of
this city
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01

National Guardsmen are loud
in their praises of the recent en-
campment and the good it did
1t was the first encampment
under the Dick law and the Fed
eral government will expend
something like twenty thousand
dollars in paying its expenses.
The same money will be available
next year and Columbus will
make a bid for the next meeting
Of the soldiers. We have beauti
full grounds, admirable railroad
facilities, splendid water and all
else necessary to make a meet
ing of the solo iers here a great
success. " hen the Progressive
League re-organizes for tn e
spring campaign it must take up
this matter and bring the soldiers
here.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
Chancery Notice
STATE or MISSISSIPPI.

THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
LOWSDEs COUNTY.
To Mrs J. NJ Barnes Mrs, u. a. Swarner and
Mrs. A. V. kuuer. defendants.
You are commanded to appear before the
Chaneerg Court of the County Of L0wndes in
said State. on the list. Monday Of October. a.
ID. 1904, and show cause, il amy you can. why
the account OF final settlement Of Harry Seig
administrator OF j O. Hale. deceased be not
allowed aud said administrator discharged.
This the 18th. day OF August a. ID. 1901.
ID. d. RICHARD. Clerk.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
Notice.

Parties indebted to Miss Title
Bailey, (assignee), viii call at
the office OF Beverly Matthews,
Justice Of the Peace, and settle
their accounts and save costs, as
he has been instructed to bring
suit on accounts remaining IN
paid. LINTON ID. LANDRUM.
S-2S w Attorney.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01

Mr. G. W. Shedd's many
friends IN this city and county
regret to learn that he continues
quite i'll IN Nashville, Tenn,
where he is under the care aud
treatment OF Dr.. Glenn
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01

The large, white building on
North Market street is our hard
ware store and we are now ready
for business. Your patronage
will be appreciated.
SHERRoD HARDWARE Co.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
Tuning and Repairing.

Why not obtain the service OF
a tirst-class workman who has
had eighteen years experience:
All orders will have prompt at
fention when left at Jones Drug
Store, 325 Main street, Colum
bus. L. NJ KoBLENTz.
Slim.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01

The news of Mrs. Il. II, Ed
mond ; critical illness in Biz
mingham is received with pro
found sorrow By her large cir
Gle of friends in this city. She
is at the home of her brother,
Mr.. Goojloe McGahey and her
condition IS grave and causes
greatest anxiety.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01

and Hunt counties. Picking is
in full progress in northern and
southern portion Of central dis
trictS.
The Columbus weekly dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 1902-1905, 1904-09-01
Notice.

Positively no hunting or tres
passing on any Of my lands.
CHAS. r. SMITH,
Artesia, Miss.
Nov 9th. 1903. w1yr