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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-21
ADDITIONAL MT.
PLEASANT NEWS

Mrs. Rufus G. jackson, Dr.. r r. Will
Jams, Miss Lo1ise Frierson, Mr. and
Mrs. John S. Frierson and Miss Francis
Frierson.
Quite large number of the members
of the younger society element attended
the Hickman recital in Columbia Thurs
day evening. Among those IN the Mt.
Pleasant party we're: Misses Alice Doss,
Mary Howard, Flora smith, Jessie
Bostick, Merry Bostick, Mary Estes,
Garry Estes, Mary Sutton, Vera Cross.
Messrs E. l.. Parker, Ed Farpley, WI.
Howard, Jas Howard. Paul Brownlow,
Will Croes, Tom Crouch, Higgins, Bob
Hunter, Chas. Alexander, Washington
Long, j. B Howard and Walter Perkin-
son.
Little Miss Lillian Irwin entertained
about twenty six of her little friends
at lawn party Thursday evening at
her country home in honor of Miss LOIS
Lavender, of Columbia FRI ppe was dis
pensed throughout the evening by sew.
eral girls. After the children had enjoy.
ed numerous games, ices and cake were
served.
Miss Mary Dale and Bessie Craig. Of
this city, who have been the guests of
relatives 10 Charlotte, N C., for several
weeks, have been the recipients of many
charming social honors since their ar
rival in that city. Recent pa pers receiv.
ed from Charlotte contain elaborate &C.
counts OF several social functions given
in their honor, 10 which many we'll de-
served compliments are paid these two
hanc some Tennessee girls. Chief among
the affairs was a Japanese card party
Wednesday evening, and six O'Clock
tea on Friday.
Miss MaIgueriet Alexander enter
tanned about twenty of beT friends at
an outing Thursday at Bear Springs,
IN honor of her guests. Misses Jennie
and Mary Glare Mathis. of Nashville.
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ENTERPRISE NEWS

Revs Baird and Gardner are con-
ducting protIacted meeting at the
Methodist church here.
Misses Bessie Coffee and Johnnie
Alexander visited relatives IN this
community part of last week.
Mr. Marvin Nelson returned home
Tuesday from an exterdfd visit with
her aunts IN Texas and Oklahoma and
her brother at Petros.
Mrs. Willie ctockard (nee Fiening)
of Fit. Worth, is visiting bel parents
here
+ Miss Florence Douglas is visiting
relatives at Bro6dvlew.
Misses Mary Duke and Susie Wiley
are with friends here and attending
the meeting
Misses Minnie Cooper ana Naomi
Nelson were at McCain's Saturday
and Sunday.
MI. and Mrs. Z. L. Smith were in
this neighborhood Sunday
"A large crowd attended qu2rteIly
meeting here Saturday.
Mr.. K. D. McCormick and wife
spent part of last week with their
children. near here.
Miss Bette Nelson is visiting friends
at Dry Creek.
Ben Murphy and Lonnie Daniels left
Saturday for a visit to friends In
Robertson county. ELIZABETH.
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CULLEOKA NEWS

Culleoka, July 18.-The continual
rains have seriously retarded the saw
ing of grain. At best the crop was a
poor one ana now 1t has been Injured
IN the shock.
The Cumberland Telephone Co. Is
having new poles put in on lines here,
and we hear we are to have the auto
matte switch hoard.
Mrs. j. B. Tomlinson, after two
weeks at Fernvale, has gone to Estlll
Springs. where she will be Joined
tomorrow by Miss Nicely Alternately.
for two week stay.
Mrs. Benson Evins has been with
her sister, Mrs. N. M. Page, who is
quite I'll with malarial fever.
Miss Eliza Ballanfant entertained at
dinner Sunday, complimentary to her
guests. Misses Oliver and Witt, of
Pulaski. ana Miss Jane Henderson q
guests. Misses RuckeT and COwan, of
Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wooten and Mrs Pearl
Hill Parkes are at Mr., NJ. b. TomlIn-
sons.
MI. Polk Holt, of Paris, Texas, is
with relatives here for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs q. s. Williamson are
vi .OH q WCNOAnS nhnANOAouAJ J0udS "
Triune and franklin.
M. j. p. Graham is with his home
people in the mountains of lee Co.,
Va
Rev. ". H., Beasley is hack from
that splendid trip to Denver, with the
EpwOrth Leaguers.
Mrs. Alternately mas returned from
visit to Mrs. W. B. Lupton, at Frank
Ian. l
Miss nellie Tomlinson will teach
near Austin, Texas. this fall.
Our bright young friend. Reese 7.
Amis. has work tor the Herald for the
vacation. We tip our hat to mighty
fine boy working for a mighty fine
Editor of a mighty fine paper.
Mrs. John Redding goes soon to visit
her sons, Benson and Leonard. in
Indian Territory.
Miss George Taylor has accepted the
position of head nurse ut Douglas
IntiImary. BARBARA.
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Franklin, where he will probably mako
his home. Mrs. Stray horn ard children
preceded them on Tuesday. and will
visit friends and relatives in Williamson
county for several days.
Mr.. Joseph Van Espen, of the Central
Phosphate Co., is in Hickman county
this week on business for the Company,
Eeq. John Hildreth has been in Giles
county for several weeks on a fshing
trip.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. Griffin have gone
to Summertown to spend a couple Of
weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Orr. Of Birming.
ham, Ala, are the guests of Mrs. Ora
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. ID. McMurFay,
three miles in the country.
MIR. John Ruhm was in Nashville Tues
day, returning Wednesday.
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CLAIMS $4,000
DAMAGES
Street Fair Man Sues A. l.
Blocker and Sheriff
Forgey.

VIM. Dryer, one of the men who
came to Columbia 5ont the time the
street fair shows for the Attn OF July
celebration srrlved has entered suit in
the Circuit Court aginst A. L Blocker
and Sheriff Forgey and bondsmen toI
So 600 damages
The declaration In the case has not
teen filed, but II is said Dwyer under
took to collect at one of the shows at
Riverside Pars on July 18th, claiming
he had the right to do so Mr.. Blocker,
proprietor of the PARK, couldn't see 1t
that way and had Deputy Goad put
him out of the grounds.
Peoples & Haynes are attorneys for
the Plaintiff.
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WATER VALLEY.

Water Valley, July 20. Brother
Blacgwood will begin a series Of meet
lngs at Goshen, on next Sunday morn
ing. Let all who can, attend.
ThIeshlug is about over; the yield
was very light. The corn crop is Look
ing fine In this section.
Prof. Atkinson began the tail term
of the Valley school this morning.
Mr. and Mrs. James Blackburn, OF
Goshen, are the guests OF relatives near
Bighvvilie.
Mis- Lula Baker is spending this
north with her sister at Little Lot
Mr.. Baird and grandson, Master
Howard Baird, of Nashville are the
guests of Mrs. Matte Williams and
chIl1Ten.
Master Hal Moore, of Columbia. is
the guest of his aunt, Mrs. Lizzie
Forgey.
Mrs, Emma Joyce, of Columbia, is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs Bee Ladu.
Mr.. Ellis Dodson ana sister. Miss
Matte, of Williamson county, are
with home folks.
Mrs. Jim Dodsou is visiting Der son,
Jim, of Williamson county.
Mrs. Bob Plgg visited her daughter
Mrs. Harris, of Wllliamsport, last
week.
Miss Bessie Mai Dodson, OF WilIam-
son county, is with relatives near ou1
village.
Little MISS Louise Roberts. of Go
l1mbia, is SPENDING several weeks
here, as the guest of her grana parents,
MIR. and Mrs ii n kinzer.
Airs, George HARLAN, of Columbia,
was visiting relatives here recently
Mis-. Emma Woody and little SON, of
Santa Fe, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Kinzer for a few days re-
Gently.
Miss Rebecca Waters and brother.
Jim, of Turkey Creek, are the guests
of relatives in Centerville.
Little Ruth Bessley, of Williamson
county. rs the guest of her aunt, Mrs.
K. d Blackburn. OF Turkey Creek.
Miss Sallie Hutchinson was the guest
of Snow Greek relatives tor few days
recently.
Mrs. Hattie Ladu, who has been so
i'll, is slowly improving. Her many
friends hope to see her out again soon.
Messrs. John Booker and Tom Black
bury expect to leave for Oklahoma
about Aug the first, prospecting for
new home.
S A SON has been lett to the love and
care of Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Pigg.
OREsTRA
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RESISTED
AN OFFICER
officer Lancaster Has A Strug
gle With A Refractory
Prisoner, But Landed
Him.

Officer Lancaster mad qnite struggle
with whire man named Pete Brady.
while trying to plsce 'lsl undeT arrest
Tuesday night. The man was seated
in his buggy on South Nam street and
the officer claims was drunk and dis.
orderly The officer got in the buggy
and started TO drive to police heao.
quarters. wnsn Brady turned loose
and got In several blows before Mr..
Lancaster was aware of bis ,lnten-
tiOus. Mr.. Lancaster finally got out
his pistol and using II as mace. sue.
ceeded in quieting his refractory pris.
ener. Brady was fined $40 90 and
costs.
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FELL IN RIVER.

Miss Henrietta Lazarus was rescued
from Duck river Tuesday afternoon by
r. 8. II spkins aud Mr.. jackson. The
three were visiting at enc hsnmg camp
in Holman Grove and had been row
ing, The boat was landed and Miss
Lazarus attem pied to step ashore, when,
the bank being slippery, her foot slip.
ned. throwing her into the water and
forcing the boat far out into the stream.
The two gentlemen went to her at once
and soop rescued her from the deep
water into which che had fallen.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-21
DOESN'T
MINCE WORDS
Senator Carmack Discusses
TayIor's Charges Freely
, And ForceabIy.
Special tOthe Herald.

Special ia, the Herald.
Nashville, Tenn, July 19.-Tbe
Banner today publishes a long inter-
view with Senator CaTmack. who ar
rived in Nashville this morning. He
repeats his unalterable opposition to a
"mid-winter snap primary ana gives
reasons why the primary should be held
at the tune of the next gubernatorial
election.
In regard to the statement that ex-
Gov. Taylor had circulated untrue
statements concerning him. which the
Ex-Governor recently denied. Senate T
Catmack says. II have heard that Gov
Taylor bad himself made the charge,
that while / was attending my late
colleague funeral helped to put up
a job to defeat Gov. Taylor for the
Senate. II the Governor will say that
he mas never made such an accusation,
l will accept his denial without further
question, although | heard ii on what
consider good authority
He further says, lit Is likewise true
that marked copies OF paper without
stsndIng or circulation at home, filed
abuse of me. are being circulated by
hhO NCA5 VI UuOuScAuo OtOA lDC 5ldlO III
Gov. Taylor's interest. Somebody, /
don't know who, is paying for this.
II only know that the paper is being
received and distributed by the paIti-
sans of Gov. Taylor
In regard to Elk Gov. Taylor state.
inert that the Senator always INDUCED
in vituperation against opponents, Sen.
ator Carmack says: Il think that this
allegation is gratuitous and uncalled for
by anything said ia my interview, but |
will accept the Governors challenge,
and will cay that | can say as much, anG
that b cannot.
He then enumerates several instances
where the Elk Governor has INDUCED 10
ill temper and spoken harehIy of pnIiti
cal opponents-Ex Governor Mcmillan,
Governor Cox, Ex-senator Turley. Mr.
A. B. Pickett. editor of the Memphis
Scimitar, and Chairman Frank Thomp
son, of the State Democratic Committee
are mentioned as victims of Elk Govern
or Taylor's abuse
The Senator further says, that IT
have sometlm es been severe; that
in the heat of controversy l have said
things which my cooler judgment did
not approve. / freely admit. but ne
man has ever heard me thus publicly
assail the character and honor of a
political opponent of my own. +"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-21
GREAT IS ELLA BROWN
Messrs. Chaffin Bros, g. Geera'
Famous Mare Has Three
In The 2:2O List.

Waiter Directs win at.'Windsor Tues
day, gives Ella Brown, Messrs. Chaffin
Bros. & Geers' great mare three In the
2:20 list: Lou Vaughn 2:091S. Ella
Hal 2:164 and Waiter Direct 2:O8L.
MessTs. Chaffin Il Geers also own
Louise Brown (3) out of Ella Brown
by The Spy which Is very fast. This
great mare will IN all probability ak
the close of the present season, stand
very high up In the brood mare list, "a
both Walter Direct and Ella Hal are
being raced this season, and there Ia
hardly u doubt that they will both take
very low records.
This cross of the Direct--Hal blood
as II now appears, is destined TO fur
, Their increase the already world. wide
reputation of Columbia and MauIy
county, as being the home of the
fastest harness horses In the world.
There are frequent inquiries now from
parties all over tia United States
for colts of the above nansd breeding.
from breeders who have noted the
marvellous performance of the unde-
feated Direct Hal 2:044, both ON the
track and ia the stud through his sons
and daughters.
Messrs Chatfin q Geers are to be
congratulated upon the success OBJ
tanned by this thoughtful hne Of breed
ing. which they have steadily adheared
TO for many years past.
Their success has been unusual and
with the promising youngsters they
have as yet undeveloped OF only par
TALLY developed, even greater success
should be theirs in the next few years.
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SUIT FOR DIVORCE.

Friends here regret to learn OF the
family troubles of Mr.. and Mrs. r. w,
Sneed, of Lyunville, who formerly re-
sided here. Mrs. Sneed has brought
suit for absolute divorce from her hus-
band, and prays for the custody Of her
son, the restoration of her maiden name,
and alimony. Mrs. Mary w. Sneed and
Mrs. Carrie Martin. mother and sister,
OF MrSneed, ARE named as co-defendanta
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-21
COLUMBIAN DOING WELL.

The Lewiston. Idaho, Tribune speaks
in very complimentary manner OF
MI. Il. A. Cox, formerly of Column
bia, but now City Attorney of Lewis.
ton. According TO the Tribune Mr..
Cox administration has been the most
satisfactory in the history OF. tue city.
and his intelligent discharge of duty
has resulted In the SAVING of thousands
of dollars to the taxpayers of Lewis
ton. So faithful and satisfactory was
Nh. Cox. S work that the administration
increased ms salary from so. to
500. 90 per month.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-21
REPLEVIN CASE TRIED.

The replevln suit Of Alexander Jacobs
against A. l.. Blocker brought to gain
possession of some show tents now at
Riverside Parb, was heard Tuesday be.
fore John Brown, ESQ.
The evidence showed that Mr.. Blocker
had given |. N. Fisk the money with
which to go to Nashville and get the
tents out OF the depot and that the latter
gave Jacobs bill of sale for 800. 90 on
the tents. This bill of sale was later
sent out here and registered.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-21
SUMMERTOWN

Summertown. July 10 The Ice
cream supper given IN Mr.. Noye's
lawn Saturday night by the M. e
Church, cleared $40. 95. The proceeds
will go for Foreign Missions.
The Institute for this county has
convened at LawIenceburg for the past
month and was out Friday and we are
pleased to say that all OF our girls
from Summertown and vlcfnity made
good grades and are ready for schools
The Misses Bailess, OF Culleoka, also
Mrs. BaIless and daughter. from
Mississippi, came Saturday and stayed
over Sunday here.
Mrs NeIi Hughes and little sons and
Mrs. y. q. Brandon, of Columbia, are
at Summertown.
Mr.. d. q. Grimes is very low and
latest reports say he cannot last long.
Old age and chronic troubles seem the
cause.
Mr.. E. II. Phelan came home Satur.
day.
Mr.. T. A. Barnes, of Napier, was
In town Sunday.
The Sanitarlum was sold Saturday
at the court house, at Lawrepceburg,
and bid In by the NJ. e. church. They
expect to convert it into a dormitory
for the Seminary.
Mr. Frank Crane and family re-
turned from New York last week and
they all seemed we'll and happy.
tR@f EsToILE.
FGR SALE:-Store-h house 22x50 feet,
Broadway street. Mt Pleasant.
JOSEPH w. HOWARD.
4 20f&wk4tA Roth phonea
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Rev. p. Il. Hooten.

The remains of Rev. P. H. Hooten,
who died Wednesday afternoon at his
home in Florence, were transferred to
the Lewisburg train here at 5:43 o clock
p. m. Friday, where they y i'll be taken
for burial tomorrow. Deceased was a
member of the Christian Church.
The departed minister's family and
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Hooten, of Colum
bia, will accompany the remains to Lew
isburg
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M o N U M E N T s

The Roberts Marble Company of Ball
Ground, Ga, are manufacturers of high
grade Monuments, Headstones and
Steel Fencing. All work guaranteed,
Call on or write to our agent. Rev. J. W.
Patton, r, r. 8, Columbia, Tenn. Bell
Phone 329-2. Citizens Phone 1909.
%. 3m
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UNIVERSITY OF TENNESSEE
KNOXVILLE

Literary and Scientific; Civil, Mechanical,
electrical mining and chemical engineering,
Agriculture anu Horticulture, with win
ter short courses; Pharmacy. DepaI tment
of Law with two years course. Extensive
well equipped Laboratories and Shops, two
beautiful. we'll stocked Farms; Green
houses and Dairy. New Woman's Building I;
courses in Home Economics and Drawing,
Z5 Free Scholarships to students from Ten
nessee. Part OF Travelling Expenses paid by
Sta.e. Expenses moderate. Students Joan
Funds. some opportunity for self help.
session opens september q. For catalogue
or further Information address
BROWN AYRES, President.
July 2I-4t
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WHEAT STORAGE.

Storage charges on wheat free this
year. This enables farmer to nat his
wheat Oh the market ANY DAY, thus
avoiding hauling OF any possible delay
on account Of weather or necessary
farm work. Sacks furnished also.
Gail on us or telephone. Both phones
No. 60
COLUMBIA MILL & ELEVATOR co
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Robert Cecil.

Robert Cecil, former Maury coun-
tian, son of Mr.. Goroon Cecil, Of Zion,
died the 18th inst, at his home at Bir-
mingham. Deceased was 80 years old,
and held an important position with the
L. & N. He leaves a young wife, his
father, two brothers and two sisters.
The interment was at Birmingham.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-21
NARROW ESCAPE.

Last Friday evening at supper time
the residence of Capt. jennings on
the Franklin pike near town, had q
narrow escape from destruction by
fire. The flames were bursting
through the kitchen celling when dis
covered, and were extlnguished only
by hard. quick WORK. The fire orlRi-
mated from the careless handling of
matches by negro boy. Franklin
Review Appeal.
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Miss Mary Macarthur.

Miss Mary E. Macarthur dieo Sunday
night on the Hanson farm on the
Mooresville pike, aged twenty years.
Deceased had formerly been living in
Nashville. bat came to Maury county
some months since for her health. The
remains were sent to Franklin. where
the interment took place Monday.
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Miss Bette Brinn.

Miss Bette Brlnn died Sunday at 10
o'clock, at her home in the Roberts
Bend country of old age, having
reached her Goth year. Funeral
services ana interment at IL O'Clock
Monday at NebO.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-21
DEATHS HARVEST.
Whit Bunch.

Whit Bunch, son of Mrs. Jerry Bunch,
died Friday at his home at River
side, aged "a years. Funeral services
were conducted at the residence Sat-
urday at p. m., by Elder J. Paul
Slayden. Interment at the Bunch grave
yard at Lanton. Deceased had been
employed at w. D. Kings grocery for
the past six or seven years, but was
forced by i'll health to give up his work
some weeks since. He was steady, re-
liable and highly esteemed by all who
knew him. He was of great assistance
to HE widowed mother and will be sadly
missed not only in his own home, but
by his many friends.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-21

One of natures remedies; cannot
harm the weakest constitution; never
fails to cure summer complaints OF
young or old. DR.. Fowler's Extract
of Wild Strawberry
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FOR SALE-Tbe share OF stock car
rying with 1t the Frank Moore CABIN
and lot at Bsaver Dam Springs and "a
of the Beaver Dam Springs property.
Terms reasonable Apply to W. s.
FL EMING. d&w1t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-21

'T suffered for months from sore
throat. Electric OIL cured me In
twenty.fouI hours NJ. s. Gist.
HawesvIlle. KY.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-21

Builds up the syste n; puts pure
rich blood IN the veins; makes men
and women str, ug ard ntaIthy. Bur
dock Blood Bites. AT any drug
store,
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The infant of Rev T. H. Porter, died
Sunday night ct the parents home,
east of town. The interment was at
Aspen Hill Monday.
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FGR SALE:--Store-h house 22x50 feet,
Broadway street. Mt. Pleasant.
JOSEPH w. HOWARD.
Z 20f&Wk4tN Both phones.
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Personal


Hs q. House, deputy cierN of the
coul, at 1;u,tta IS IN rIc city
.Dr Mau.u of Marietta is a visitor
i.r The Fgr
Mrs. j. g.. Washington oi Marietta
vas in the city today.
Tr3inmgster kudd of the Chicago,
Rock Islam and Pacific. with nead-
quarters 1t Hailcyyille was in the
g..y today.
Nose Chiyley and wife of Davis are
in the city.
jim S,ouum of Gainesville was in
Or" city toGay for The Fair.
D. W. Anderson, advertising repre-.
sentative cf The Dallas Fair. is in ,ho
city.
r. r. sheerog Of Pauls valley is
here.
J. H. Bounds of Kingston is in
town.
y. W williams of Durant was a
visitor las night.
Jay r. Bpviuc and wife of South
. NcAlestcr are visitors.
a. b. Roach of Paris is visiting I'm
Ardmore
Dr. o. T.. Bounds of Graham g.
among our visitors today.
William NJ RichWt. of Columbus
/ Kansas is the guest of Mr.. and AIRS
r.. 3D. hudson.
i'm Bennett the bis merchant aj
Graham is ere to see Pawnee Bill
Miss Edua Bird is In the city from
Davis attending the Fair, as the guest
gi Miss Lillian McNees.
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dane
FRlVATC CAS- EVILS.
-iearjug GceVu wien q Desire 20 Cor
rect Existing Abuses.

rica-jng eccuu wien q Desire 70 Cor
rect Existing Abuses.
Washington. u. c.. oct lS.--Eoai-
.urs in rh. private car line inqHly
instituted by the utersta' commoreo
commission began here today. The
cases are directed against tls CenTa,
of Georgia, the Southern, Atlantic
Coast Line, Seaboard Air Line, ST.
Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern.
Kansas City southern, AtchisOn, To
peka ard Santa Fe, Southern Pacific
and ST. Louis and San Francisco rail
ways. the Armour Car IIne, Ameri-
can Refrigerator Transit company
ana the Santa Fe Refrigerator Dis
pa,Ch. fhH FIRST thing 10 be taken up
is the alleged abuses in the operation
ui private car lines Everything else
VIII he dropped until This inye8tisa-
tion ia concluded After the fruit and
vegetable cases are concluded, bcai
beer and ether liu-s will be looked
into.
joy, on Moth Kentucky street, imme-
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1905-10-19
Snelter for Tulsa.

Tulsa, T. r., oct, 1S.-The Com.
mercial cluh has raised the bonus
necessary 'o secure a smelter and
viii be ln9gliy cured as soon as Nh
la Tourreue, the proprietor, arrives
here from Marion, Ind, whence he
moves the plant To Tulsa. Work on
the FIVE %, .ldiugs will begin at once,
The smotcr Is the first big concern
landed for ulsa anl will give employ
ment TO about 100 men al big wage
exclusive OF The Office force.