davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14
News From ManehUris.

Toxic. April 13.-R@ports received
here from Manehuria indicate that th'
Russians are concentrating ,heil
troops and Strengthening the Chang
tun line. General MAdridOns fOre'
continues IN touch With ths eItrem'
japanese left. sklrmishes are fre
quent and may possibly develop IN
20 an engagement
Il Is reported that the Russ.Abi
have armed the oonviets Of the Islant
Of shakhalin. promising money ahc
freedom 10 thcse hgh;IEg bTavely
This. Il IL added. brings the Es'riso
Of sakhRiin up 10 q total % s.e''e nen
Il IL dOubted. hoWe,eT that kas'.'
yin attempt 20 hold he .aiand.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14
ALABAMA SENATOR KILLED.
IN Company with Deputy sheriff Was
Trying 70 oust Man From land.

Cullman. Ala. April Estate Sen
at,r r. l.. HOP, an attorney, was shot
AMI instantly Killed and Deputy
Shrrin J, a. Dunlap was so badly
wounded that II Is thought he will
d,e, by John W. Williams, 20 miles
east Of this city
The officers had gone TO the Hipp
place to Gust Williams from n tract
OF land which he lost IN 4 lawsuit,
When the mon approached the house
Williams shot Hipp In the head, Kill.
ing him Instantly, aud shot Deputy
dunlap through the breast,
Williams remained In the house
whisuing. aud said he would stay
there nnul he died posse OF 10 or
50 men from Cullman has gone to the
scene with vehicles to bring back the
dead and wounded, Williams Is 9 man
at large family, and Is about so years
OF age.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14

Decatur. Ala. April is.--The sprinl
term Of the circuit court Wiil c0nvens
In this city on next Monday. Apr!
H. With Judge %. W. speake prssld
lbE The grand Jury viii meet 90
Monday morning. sna the mos, impor
tAnt case 10 come before that body
viii be- the Investigation u the Al
legged crime against the negroes Col
Her and smHh. uho are nov oOaAhsd
In the Jefferson county Jail. charged
eth having assaulted and murdered
Miss Belle BlOoduorth % NeW Dees
tur. on the night - Jan. u % this
year
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14
DEATHS RESULT OF RIOT.
Strikers In Psnnsylvsnla Coal Mines
Firs Upon kon.U nlon Men.

Pittsb1rE. April l5.--Dispatches re-
ceived here from HibblnE state that
riotinE which resulted In the death OF
tao miners. EziAs lIAakinen aud John
Bckdahl. at Hltbing late yesterday
followed q strike ~ the miners II Hui
and Rust mines. Who we're refused 90
advance In pay u Is cents y day Tbs
men bad been g,t'lnE ti.75 and want
ed e. per day
Their demand vas refused by 81
peribtcndeht Mitchell. The men isfi
the minss aud forced the meu out 81
Sellers mine. and thea vent 70 the
Olin iron mines where 100 men wsrs
employed. This nine vas also closed
They also forced Tia DAY crew EN-
ployed by Porter Bros. ut the Burr
stripping eontrnrt Out. snd having 81
feeted a complete tieap. weht 10 the
village f-ellng iubilant.
MeanShlie pfepa rSiiona we're made
for stfaABou resistance By the eol
tractor A large number Of riaes
we're ssnt 10 the Burt mine. W'hst
the night ereu wsnt 70 work q bod
Of strikers opeBed IRE on the WoVk
men The latIsr returned the ~. I'm
nsdistsly. This UaGEssea tbs strk
srs. Who waVsrsd . fee moments abs
then led leavihE heir dead on tn
ErOuBd Il 10 es,imassa thai 800 sbo,i
Eers aired.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14
HossoN MAY MAKE RACE.
Now Looking Int HIs chsness For
Being Governor.

Now Locking Int HE Chances For
Being Governor.
Opellka. Ala, Aprl iS.--CaptAln r.
r. HobSon was In this city en route
TO Montgomery. where be expects 10
get sunicient insight into the polItl.
cal situation In this state TO enable
him 10 determine whether he will run
this year for governor.
Il IL understood that he has very
decided EibernAtorial aspirations, and
when approached upon the subject
said,
Il Shall be In the political fight.
whether = candidate for governor Og
not, a. I expect TO oe deep In every
political Aght In the state a. long a.
I i've, Am nct prepared 20 state
whssher tsshalt ~ Hn'sctlve csgsliduts
for the hoHinAiloA. a. I am not sun
cIently weli lnioFHod ~ 10 the pres.
ent status OF affairs here like po
llIIcal work. but II comes high. cut.
ting heavily int0 my lecture work"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14
Alshsms Drummer, Nat.

Mobile. Ala. April is--Ths tseifil
annual convention 81 the Tavelers
Protective association Of AlshAIn.
convened 81 % O'Clock today 9Th .
large attendance. Mayor y J. Lyon,
MADE the address OF welcome. vith 4
Responses By Pfesidsal DsWsss Of Bif
mlhEham ssPorts II 0fseers Hh9S,
TIE aasoeiAii0u 70 b. In q n0uFiskiAf
eOadltlSn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14

Singapore. April l5.-The German
collier Hindoo. now al this port. load
cd with 400 tons OF Cardiff coal for
the Island OF Tanjong Pandan, has
been refused clearance papers for Sal
Eon, unless her commander gives
bonds to deliver her cargo through
che British consul here. A guard has
been placed on board the steamer. The
Straits Times today publish from Ia
tavia, Java. confirming on good AZ
thority, the statement that there arr
no Russian wsrships At Muntok. Il
Hand OF Banka-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14

Eome. Ga. April l9.--The annual
rePort Of the Rome dispenssTy has
been made public and shows that con
eern to be the biEEeai Kind Of = money
maker The total sass for the year
amount 10 Si7O.sO2 CO. Amount OF
profits 10 the city and county for the
year II given a. t5s.Si5Ot That
amount IL The net pront after all sslA.
ries and operating expenses have been
dsdeurted. The present stock. which
10 an average. IL given a. t2i 1888 o.
OF the profits shown ti.1sztb comes
from the sale OF empty bottles and
barrels. Since lie establishment thu
dlHpeusary has paid the city and eoun
" t15.si9Ot
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14
GOOD BYE. SUCKERS. GOOD BYE"
y the Farewell Situation Of = Get.
RIeh-oulek" Concern.

Rleh-ouiek" Concern.
Kansas City. April l3.-The Amert
can Mercantile association. alleged 70
be a "get.rich-Quiek" concern, with
Ofiices In a downtown once building
has been closed and this notice posi-;
ed on the door;
Good Bye. Suckers, Good Bye"
The whereabouts of the officers
OF the association is not known. The
cOmpany's head Otfice was at ST. 10
seph. Mo-, and from there a notice had
been sent out to It's subscribers. an.
nOuncing the suspension as follows:
The Oflcers Of the American Mer,
camille association takes this means
70 announce TO you that the business
Of said corporation has been suspend
ed, and that II win be unable TO com.
Dlete or carry out itS contract with
you"
When this notice vas received By
the Kansas City subscribers. the aa-
jority q whom are hbOrIng people,
they aocksd 90 the concerns oEacea.
Many pislshlt scenes we're enacted.
Tue Subscribers had agreed 10 pay
u q week for 80 weeks ca the prom.
iss that thoy were 10 receive 500 at
ths Ed Of that period. Many workinE
Girls and laboreTn had been makins
payments for msnths past. ons
woman had pAid $3.50 a week for %
wsekn. and expected soon to resliSs
szso.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14

cAafio'ts. y G. Aprii ~ To-
sysafO,d ds1Ehisr u 5snsa Harris
a ciiRsies. tbls e0unty. vas barnse
10 deafh yesterday TIE ehfld was
playinE HbouI the hDass Whsn hsf
eiothinH eaaEhs are. Sc vas sEvsg
eysa 10 asmea vhsn Der mosAsF as
rived. aaa sss hosrieiy bnrBes bsfssa
~ are oeu1a ~ esflngslehea ne
isttia EirI ciad - eFcss sspsF q e.
mtnasss latef
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14

Eev H0sk. April ,ia.--i;sesase b.
ainBsr Sss aoi fcsdY uken b. 70
turned from busipens. lohn nusa. I
HaassFiss aboptsepef. has sbot an
pFsbabiy fatally aoaatsa Ms wife 81.
1hsn sent tbrss buiIats isfe his on
hoaT. So also wiii eia TAe e0apis'.
E7~ofp5d pp,. whB wltaepsed ii,s tsas
80. ,ammmt4 50 ne|enhMs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14

Nashville. Ca April i1,--Fire. Sup
poses 70 have beeu ~ iSeeHdisFy
orixiA. broke Oui yesterday and a.
strOyed Aboss tie.oSe sosIh q prvp
srsy. Thia b TIE hrss serious aFs
NzshEins has I'D h msay pears
TIE arv sss us8er sseh hsadway
wbsn disoovsrea thai ths uiss pspmpI
acsioa csuId n1 ssve ne kullsam
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14

chicago. April iss--Mayor Edward
y nusAe today appointed cIsFtnes
o Dsrsos 70 hsvs eharss o. Ga ths
traetion Iitieation Of the city Ne
DsnoW Represented ne miaswoEksu
n fhs hsaFinE before the commls
ssoneFs aamed ~ pvsri4sai Rnoasssli
- ssffis SIS sfras fsriks n he 81
shncifa ea2' atlsa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14

was killed in the naval battle Of Aug
10. 1t has been claimed that the
prince did not carry Out the orders
previously issued by Admiral With
0eft, not to put back to Port Arthur.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14
swALLowEp AIs 80 LIZ.


0Pafauou NNAt We EoEIoFmeos
New York. April la.-Charles II.
Niehaus the sculptor. Ia recovering
from an operation for the removsi Of
two false teeth attached TO a rubber
plate which he swallowed while
Laughing In Cincinnati sir weeks ago
The obstruction was found imbedded
in the sesophagus, far down behind
the breastbOne.
Sustained solely on ARTIFICIAL nour.
ishmtnt. and constantly IN pain. the
sculptor suffered greatly before the
opera ION was decided on. When he
was brought TO this city late lat
week the specialists turned the X-Ray
on and located the plate. which Was
Of hard rubber Nothing but the
shadow OF the upper rim showed
above the breaStbOne.
The surgeons made an lncision. cut
the aesophAgus. carrying IL away dOwn
10 the breast bond The rubber plate
was a. tightly jammed between the
walls OF the Eullet a. though ham
mered while the sharp teeth were
deeply embedded Il vas. however.
easily removed. and Mr. Niehaus Y
nov rapidly recovering.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14
SMITHS MUST FACE
SERIOUS CHARGE
Wanted In Connection With
Nan Patterson Tritl.
PRISONERS ARRIVE IN NEW VoRk
Morgan smith oiIs. Out . sts1sUeNs
Denying Any CONVECTION WhstsvSr
with the Murder Of Caesar Young,
the BookmAker.

New York. April IA, Morgan
Smith and his wife. who we're brought
here from Cincinnati yesterday to an
swer = charge Ot conspiracy with Nan
Patterson To obtain money from
Caesar Young. will not plead to the
indictment until next Friday. They
were srraIEned In the court Of sen
eral sessions today. but upon request
OF their attorney the case was con
tihued. They will remain Ia custody
In the meantime. not belhs able 10
furnish ball In any amount. AccordlnH
10 the statement OF their council IN
the court.
The continuance vas asked by the
Smiths through their attorney to per
NIT them en- opportunity 20 examine
the minutss Of the grand jury whloh
indicted thsm on the conspiracy
charge. Abraham Lazy. counsel Coz
Nan Patterson. . eodPfsndaat With
the smiths, and who alec 10 AWAITING
trial tor the murder Of Caesar Yoann
asked permissioa 10 be heard n the'
proceedings lie AaId thst hs dealfee
10 Join In the request 10 lnspeel ~
wiaates Of ne grand Jury 10 che cQl
Splraey case In behalf Of bis elIHnl
tie requested Assistant District A.
torney Rand 10 waive the usual 10
tice Of motion 70 the dlatrict attorney,
but this Mr. Rand refused TO do.
Il don't knoS YOUR motives" said
Mr. Rant "You may state facts that
! may Wish 10 contrOyert"s
The court finally gave Mr.. Levy one
day instead Of two In which TO notify
the district attorney. making the mo
ton returnable t0mOrroW. Al that
time the aFgnmeuts will be- made and
Miss Patterson wlll be arrsiEned Ou
the charge Of conspiracy.
Hail for the Smiths was hHsd NJ
5000. bat on protest by their counasl
Judge Foster sald be- would take the
matter Of reduction In the amount
under advlaement and would announces
his decision later In The day.
Before being taken 10 the Tombs
prison smith made . statement, 10
which he said:
Il am very glad % be hack In NeW
York. The name Of my family has
been bssmlrched have not had
chance 60 clear H. but Will Ny
movements On the day the pistol vas
bought are vsry easily traced. I had
written them out. naming every per
son ! had met that day that I knew
The record Was In the trunk which
vRa c0aHHea,ed In Cincinnati and IL
now In the possession Of the distriel
attorney am very grateful for the
district attorney having H.
= did Bot buy that revolver. and
defy any 0ns 10 swear or ldsRtify me-
A The mar
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14

81. Petersburg. April IL, l:as .. m.---
The samiralty has no information in
regard 70 the alleged naval battle in
proUsss or the Anabas islands, - 70
peftsa 70 Q newspaper q Amsterdam
eeom BaGaSsa. and does not credit the
eess1silfty q q general naval hattls
yet. me 0faclala eoncsae. however,
tat the japanese may have attempted
a togpsAs boat attack on q convoy
during the night II n poissea uni
east thers n no cable 6onnectins the
Anabas isIspdN and the BatAvla, and
that The Art neys 81 > nShf shaald
cone iron sinsaapfs nniess TIE Dutth
warahips are able 10 communicate
with Batavia BY wireieAs teleeraphy.
~"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14
cOursmarisl Fsr ROsEsn AsrIrsL

81 Pe,ersSurE. Apri is-Iae 90
mana Of Rear Admiral Prince orf
tOmsky Cor a oOartmArSia. bas scsf
granted. TIE ooar vii ooasisi %
four aauirais. Amiriai Dikoa pftsie
inE
Prince ORktamaky bnccetdsa hsA'
Admlzal UIthoafs n com@Gsd q a.
Fuet Arthnr s4aszFua w8es lss issss'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14
Admiral TOp0 Rssdy 20 battIs.

New York. April 13.-It IL guardedly
admitted In Toxic. according 70 The
Express correspondent here, says an
American dispatch from London. that
Admiral Togo has completed his bat
tie organization by dividing his neet
into his sQuadrons, flying. main and
reserve. The flying squadron. made
up of his fastest cruisers, already Is
securing in the China sea 9nd will
open the fighting. The main squad
ron, made up OF most OF his battle
ships and armored cruisers, Is to fol
low into action; tie reserve squad
ron, comprising the remaining battle
ships and cruisers, will complete the
attack II necessary and guard against
any attack in the rear
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-14
NAVAL BATTLE IS
NOW BEING WAGED
No Report Has Been Received
At Russian Capital.
DETAILS OF FIGHT ARE LACKING

Admiral Togo Has, According TO Re-
ports, Thoroughly Organized His
cuadron-Posltlon Of the Armies
In Manehuria-other War News.
Amsterdam, Holland, April IA
lshk is now In progress near the Ana
baa islands. east OF the Malay PENN.
snil. according to a telegram from
BntREin, Island OF Java, TO The Han
aelBblad (newspaper). The dispatch
edds that ave Dutch Warships are
aesr the scene OF battle.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-14
Mr.. Josh L. Williams.

Mr. Josh l.. Williams. one of the
most prominent men of the western
part of the county, died Saturday
at his home near Water Valley. Flu
neral services were at the Santa Fe
Cumberland Presbyterian church Sun
day morning at 1890 O'Clock, CON
Quoted by Revs. Gray and Whitaker.
The inter ment was in the Williams
graveyard on Snow Creek, with Ma
sonic honors. Mr.. Williams was one OF
the progressive farmers of his com
InunIty and was held in high regard
by all who knew him. He was a KIND,
thoughtful neIghbor, a loving husband
and father and will be sadly missed IN
his com nunity. About thirty years
ago he served the county in tine
capacity OF Chancery Court Clerk. His
wife, two daughters, Misses Lettie and
Sadie ana thee sons, Sam, Arch and
Josh, survive MIN.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-14
BATTLE WITH UtSPtaADOES
BAD Men From Indian Territory
Kill Santa Fe Detective.
Posse Surrounded Them, One In
Killed and Another wounded
and Captured.

Topeka, Kas., July 13.-J. G. Cal
houn, OF the Santa Fe detective force,
was shot and instantly killed by IN
dian territory desperadoes at Cedar
vale, Kas.. at a. m.
Later in the forenoon the despera-
does were surrounded at Hewins by a
posse OF officers and one was killed in
a pitched battle
A special dispatch from Chanute
states that another one of the despera-
does was wounded and captured short
ly after 10 O'Clock.
The outlaws are believed to be those
Implicated in the recent holdup at the
Britton house in Winfield.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-14
Addition OF a Princess.

Princess Charles Of DerIafA was re-
Gently seen al railway tlrml1us bid
ding adieu tc a distinguished guest.
Looking around with bored express.
sion, she saw a newspaper reporter
scribbling ava for dear life in his note
book. she. too drew tiny notebook
from her pocket, wrote message uroI
a lear, and folded it into thy pellet
The reporter watched every motion with
glistening eye. Some important bit OF
news, he was sure, was about to be
given him. Sure enough, the princess
threw the pellet of paper directly at
him, with an unusually good aim Tor a
woman, and Immediately turned the
other way, absorbed in her hospita1ie
task. The reporter Strengthened out the
crumpled leaf. On it were these words:
81 wish | were a reporter. Detroit
Free Press
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-14
A VISIT To THE new
MILITARY ACADEMY,

The arrangement Of the Arsenal
buildings and grounds to suit the
requirements of the new Military
Academy will doubtless be of interest
to many of our readers, and Herald
reporter CLEANED the following from a
recent visit:
The main building, Just to the left
Of the east entranc-, will continue TO
BE- the main building indeed. as will
be shown by description Of the
various departments therein. The
basement will be used for dining
room. Kitchen, chemical laboratory,
shower baths, and possibly for the cleo
tgle light plant.
In the south end of the first aoor
viii be the chapel, which, when com
piete, will probably be the largest
school chapel in the South. A large
hail separates 1t from the other rooms
on this floor. Beginning at the chapel
door, and running straight down the
center of the building, is another large
hall There are three rooms on eacn
side of this hall. The fist room on
the right IS the library. which Will
hold four or five thousand volumes-a
pretty good sized library for. prep.
school. The first room on the lett is
the iounging room, where the boys can
meet aftsr supper, and play checkers
ana chess. talk etc. Tho other four
rooms on this floor are class rooms,
and are large and well ventilated.
On ths second fioor will be the bed
rooms. They will be 1Sxl6 It., which
ia as large as an average room and
{ srgsr than the bad rooms usually are
III boarding schools
The third floor will probably be used
for skating rink.
An excellent gymnasium will pc
fitted up IN the large brick building,
which mas heretofore been used as a
manufacturing building. A swim
mug pool, 1T Is Thought, will also be
PIT in here.
An excellent athletic field and drill
grounds Will occupy the low land TO
TIVE rear of the residences. The ditch
which runs through this piece of
ground will be made blind ditch,
and this should make one OF the best
athletic fields in tue South.
Everything is we'll arranged land
plenty of room has been .lett.. for
growth, which, from present prospects
viii be rapid.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-14
'SQUIRES PAY HEED
Judge Holdings Threat StirS
Giles County Court
to Action,

Pulaski, Tenn, July 12.-The
| County Court has recently had the
outside OF the court house overnauled
and painted At the July term $1,000
was appropriated to repair the inside
and the roof, both of which have boen
IN bad condition. for some years.
CIrcuIt Judge Holding, at the spring
term of his court, instructed the
grand jury to Indlct the County Court
TOR permitting tne dIlipiddted condI
ion OF the public bullulng, When the
matter of making these last approprla
tions came up III the Quarterly Coutt
some Magistrates opposed 1t, aud there
was some goJd-natureu private discus
sion about stacking the next grand
jury on the Circuit ,'udge-that, mas
much as the Quarterly County Court Is
the body when selects the jurors,
yenire of jurymen might be sent IN
who would refuse to lndict. However,
Judge Holdings actions In recent
Case here ana a more recent Case at
Columbia, where he discharged several
recalcilant gIand jurors, nulllhed
this view. 1t was admitted that the
Circuit Judge had the last say
about the grand jury, after all.
Judge Holdings actions IN these
cases has served to minimize what was
once an important industry IN crlml
nal cases in these parts, namely
working with the grand jury.
Whenever a person or any sort OF con-
nectlon or ''tuence' was endangered,
it was almost matter of course that
bis fTlenGs came down in force when
the term of court came up, to work
with the grand jury, In order to PIE
vent a bill being returned as true +"
AS only TWO negative jurors out of
thirteen are required TO .'hang up" a
bill this was not diff cult.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-14
OVER THE COUNTY

Photos cents each at YOUNG'S
There will be an ice cream supper to
night at Pleasant Mount, gwen by the
ladies' of the Cumberland Presbyterian
scnurch of that place.
! Mulberry Bros, of sawdust. SOLD
sixty osles of cotton Wednesday 20 the
! Columbia Cotton Mills, receiving ter
cents per pound for it.
Mrs o w. StaIey. of Nash vile, Whc
has neen visiting Miss Susie L,pscomb
at ZION, has returned to her home in
Nash nile
MIR. F. N. Sargent. of Ellis County,
Texas, arrived Thursday to visit relatives
nsar Cross Bridges.
Mrs. Luther Fleming and daughter.
OF Nashville, are visiting Mr. j. j..
Fleming on the Mooresyllle pike.
Miss Kate Sowell. of Cross Bridges,
10 visiting In Birmingham.
| Houston Thomas, who has just re-
turned from st. Louis, mas reserved a
load of fine colts from that place. He
will put them on his farm.
Mrs. J. B. Glenn ana little daughter,
of Cnipley, Fla are visiting Mrs.
Glenn mother, Mrs. +. W. Pender
Mrs. LovicK LoftIn and daughter,
Mrs. 81. a. Dees were guests of Mr..
r, B Thurman this week.
RoHt Roach, who now resides in
Texas, is spending a few weeks with old
Maury county friends.
Deputy Walter Forgeg arrested John
Williams. a white man. at Mt. Plea
SAINT Friday and carried him to Frank
lin where a bigamy charge stands
against him.
SrRAYED OR STOLEN From the
Cotton Mills on the 4th of July, OFF
blue horse mule, two years old, lax or
II hands high. Reward for his return
or any information as to his where
aboufs to j. W. WILSON at Column
bia Cotton Mills. davis
Miss UammIlle Gordon has returned TO
her home at Cross Bridges, after visit
TO her sister in Franklin.
Mr.. Johr E. Walker has transferred
the G-er $ string of horses from South
Side Park to Allen Campbel's farm at
Spring Hill. There are ten PAGERS and
trotters in the string.
Mrs. 0. ". Staley, who has been visit
ing Miss Susie Lips:omb. of Zion, has
returned to her home Id Nashville
WANTED Gentleman or lady of
good standing to travel with rig or by
rail. Silary, Sl,072 90 per year and ex
penses; paid weekly and expenses adj
vanced Address win stamp JOS. |
ALEXANDER, Coiuntit, Tern. 1t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-07-14
Mrs. w. Mack White.

After a prolonged illness of many
months, Mrs, Lola j. White, nee Buch-
anan, died Thursday morning at
1880 O'clock az the residence OF her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. u Buchanan.
on West 9th street. Funeral services
will be he'd today at 10 O'Clock at
the residencr, conducted by Revs. w.
A. Provine and j. w. Cherr,. Inter-
ment at Ross Hill. Resiles her parents
aud husband, the deceased leaves two
sisters to mourn her loss, viz. Mrs. Will
Matthews, Of this city. and Mrs. A. n.
ABBOTT, of Fort Worth, Texas. Mrs.
White had lived in Columbia since her
childhood, for years had been member
of the FIRST Cumberland Presbyterian
church, and was the center of large
circle of friends and associates who are
deeply grieved at her early death.