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Equity Court No. /.

CHIEF JUSTICE CLABAUGH.
No 27Gs8. AlaSw vs.. HUuIlcy. ser,Titv II costs
crdereL Attomes. T. II. JseSslu-B. J.. Leisatcn
and J. z Fagle-
~. 13ss- In rc Jordan and Bloom Corporation
dissohcd and q. Beale Bloouer appointed receiver
bond. s. 600. Attlrueys Maddox q tia1lcy.
Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignment for N0nGsy Btclmbtr o:
Motion: Nc. q. Richardson & Burgess vs.
Maghau. Attcgucv. L. Toirlrsr
Attorneys Hiii please leave notice with the clerk
O. Equity Court No . ss 80 whether cases are read5
fc- hearing Ia that court for December term.
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Criminal Court No. I.
.rirlinaI Court 30. 2

JUSTICE STAFFORD.
Tilted States rs. Aunic e. Bradley. murder. on
trial Defendants attorneys Webs. Hoover 4 Wells
and o. W Powers
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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-01
A Hard Debt to Pay.

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il are a good dwelling, barn and
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land is in cultivation and has
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Flo: terms amply 10
e. w. fEDDLIE, st. Maurice,
or Editor Southern Sentinel,
8-30-4m
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A Bargain.
cAsoN.s ACID IRON MINERAL.

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The southern sentinel. (Winnfield, La.) 1883-1910, 1907-11-01
New Orleans Office 1872 Common st.
Local Representative, T. o. CURNICk, Alexandria, La
Wanted

A good cook and house woman;
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kind, white preferred. Apply to
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
INHIBIT TRUST
CAMP AIGN FUND
SENATOR cUL5ERsoN PRESENTS
DRASTIC BILL TO STOP
THAT EVIL.
APPLIES TO ALL THE PARTIES
Fines Of $500 to $500 And Jall
Sentences For Each
offense.

WASHINGTON, Dec 1o.-Senator
cmberson Of Texas today introduced
new corrupt practice act, which in
passed by congress in this session wiz
make IL reasonably certain that no
campaign contributions will be made
by corporations to aid either of the
national candidates next year.
His bill is considered the most dras-
tic yet introduced in either house to
shut OFF corporation contributions Il
amends the act of last year by adding
that no corporation, company. Arm or
co-partnership shall contribute money
or other things of value" to be used
to aid the election or defeat of a can
didate for President or vice-President.
Mr. Culberson in introducing his bin
pointed out that the present laws pro-
vide only that money should not be
contributed and that it was apparent
TO all that it could easily be evaded
by corporations, if campaign managers
decided to do so by the donation OF
stocks or bonds which could readily
be turned into cash later
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
ENEMY ELECTS
BOSTON'S MAYOR
SCANDALS IN ADMINISTRATION
LOST THE CITY TO THE
DEMOCRATS.

BOSTON, Dec. 10--In the closest
and hardest-f fought election contest
which Boston has known for many
years, Postmaster @. A. Hibbard,
Republican, defeated Mayor John F.
Fitzgerald, Democrat, who was a
candidate for reelection, Dy about
1000. The revised returns show the
following vote cast for the Mayor
atty candidates: John A. Coulthurst,
Independence League, 1871; Fftz-
gerald, Democrat, 36,O54; Hubbard,
Republican, 3S.067,
The city voted to license the sale
of liquor by large majority, some
what smaller than in previous years,
however, due to hard campaign on
the part Of the clergy and others in
an attempt to keep the saloons out of
the suburbs.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
CONFIDENC is
RETURNING HERE
BANK DEPOSITS WERE MUCH
HEAVIER THAN WITHDRAW
AIS ON MONDAY
At THE MAURY NATIONAL BANK
Currency And Specie Is Finding
Its Way Into Circulation
Once Again.

That confidence is returning in Mau-
ry county is evidenced BY the excep-
tionally heavy deposits at the Maury
National Bank on Monday Not only
were the deposits unusually large,
considering the times, but they
exceeded the Withdrawals by
more than sixty per cent. The
deposits for the day were $53. 900 and
the total Withdrawals were only 1872
900, being an excess on the right side
Of the ledger of $21 600. This certain
y shows that the money Is coming
out from its hiding. places and that
all danger from panic or lack of con-
idence in this section has passed.
In the deposits at this bank there
was large proportion Of currency
and specie, nothing like ali of the
amount coming across the teller's
desk being checks and certificates.
This is the very best evidence that
good money" Is finding it's way back
into circulation.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
ALEX FLOYD
PLEADS GUILTY
SEVERAL SENTENCES ARE I'M
POSED IN THE CRIMINAL
COURT.

Alex Floyd plead guilty to assault
and battery and to carrying pistol
in the County Criminal Court Thurs
day. He was sentenced to sixty days
in the work house for the first offense
and fined $50 in the second.
Alice Kennedy pied guilty to a
charge of larceny and was sentenced
to sixty days in the work house.
The following cases were set for
January End: T. e. Anderson, charged
with carrying weapons, Jessie Ander-
son, charged with carrying weapons;
Alex Colvert, charged with carrying
John Gillian, charged with
assault and battery; Johnnie Jones,
with selling pistol.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
NIGHT RIDER
UNDER ARREST
JAMES NORRIS is TAKEN INTO
CUSTODY AT HoPkINsVILLE,
KENTUCKY.
AT LEAST One RAIDER KILLED
Gov. Wilson win Send All The
Militia to Scene That
Is Needed.

HoPkINSVILLE. KY, Dec. 9-Up-
on warrant sworn out rrom evidence
given today before Fire Marshall Mott
Ayers, James Morris was arrested to-
night charged with being a member OF
the gang of night riders who raided
this town last Saturday morning.
Morris claims he was out for the pur-
pose of protecting property and was
not night rider.
Reports, which are regarded as au-
thentic, were received here today
stating that at least one night rider
was killed by the posse which pursued
them as they left town This was
mere boy, who lived in Trigg County,
and a band of raiders, with masks
still on, are said to have carried the
boy into his fathers home and. laying
him on the bed left hastily. saying:
Here is your dead boy"
Assurances were received tonight
that the first Official act of Gov elect
Wilson, after he takes oath of Office
tomorrow. would be the ordering of
home troops to Hopkinsville and that,
if necessary, he would call out the en-
tire State militia
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FUND TO
BE PAID OVER
ATTY. GEN. Gates HOLDS THAI
THE APPROPRIATION is
EFFECTIVE.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec 11.--Pur-
suant to a request Of Comptroller
Dibrell and Treasury Folk Attorney
General Gates has rendered a brief
opinion in which he concnrs with John
j. Vertress as to the effectiveness Of
the Peabody appropriation While no
important discussion was INDUCED in
as to the effectiveness of the appro-
priation under the act providing for
the expenditure, it called forth an in
quiry from Richard OlneyI one of the
Trustees of the fund. In accordance
with this request Mr.. Vertress deliy-
cred an opinion holding that the APP
preparation was in every way effective
and that the time for the raising of
the money by Nashville and Davidson
County was not material considera-
ton which would affect the force OF
the acb at this time.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
OF
DISTRICT CONFER
EVANS LEADERS or SEVENTH
MAP OUT PROGRAM FOR
THE CONVENTION.
UTMOST SECRECY VAS OBSERVED
But 1t is Understood Thai Joe simms
VIII Be Nominated FOR
Congress

There was an important conference
OF several leaders OF the Evans wing
OF the Republican party Of the Sew
enth Congressional district held here
Tuesday night. The leaders were closet
ed at Postmaster Jackson's residence
for several hours, but all declared this
morning that. there was no political
significance attaching to the meeting,
explaining that they had come togeth-
or for the purpose of arranging for
a goose hunt on Williard's Branch in
Hickman county There is no doubt.
however, that much bigger game was
discussed than geese and a Teddy
Bear" hunt was not planned either
Among the Republicans attending
the conference were M. Richardson, OF
Chairman of the Re
publican Executive Committee of the
Seventh Congressional District; Depu-
ty Marshal A. " McLain, of Nashville,
j. b. Lilly, of Franklin, G. e. Hines, Of
Centreville, s. M. White, of Prospect,
c. w. CrowelI. of Pulaski, and Post
master Jackson.
While, as stated, the members of
the conference are mum ON politics,
1t is understood that an Evans slate
for the district was arranged and that
Joe Simms, of Lawrenceburg, will be
the Republican candidate for Con-
sress. Simms was the nominee of his
party for Representative last year and
IS now superintendent of public in
struction Of Lawrence county. He is
/ first rate speaker and a young man
If ability.
1t was also agreed that Flournoy
Rivers, of Giles county, and E. l..
Gregory OF this county, would be the
delegates to the National convention.
!. S. Beasley, of CentrevilIe, will be
Republican elector ror the District,
That is, these nominations will be
made provided the Evans faction cap
ures the district convention
Chairman Richardson stated this
morning that the district convention
would not be called until after the
Meeting of the State Committee was
ED and time for the State conven-
ion fixed. The district convention
yill be held in advance of the state
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
PROSPERITY In
DIXIE LAND
FARMERS ARE ABLE TO HOLD
COTTON FOR BETTER PRICES
AND LITTLE rs SOLD. 'r

Indicating the abundant resources OF
the South and the prosperity Of the
farmers and planters better. than any
thing else is the fact that the farmers
are able to hold their products for bet
ter prices, although the prices this
year are better than the average for
several years. An extract from a bet
ter received by The Herald Friday from
Greenyille. Texas. shows the pros
perity Of that section, which is typi-
cal of other sections of the South.
This correspondent writes:
Our banks have never put any limit
on withdrawals and you see we can
still get money We have four banks
in Greenville and not one of them has
failed to pay everything that has been
presented TO It, and they furnish the
money to buy the cotton that Ii sold
here. But the farmers are not selling
much; they are storing It in ware
houses. The buyers are offering liz
q l1% cents for cotton this morning
,ut not one bale can you see for sale"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
OUR BOB OUT
FOR A PRIMARY
LET THE PEOPLE DECIDE CON-
TEST FOR GOVERNOR. SAYS
TAYLOR.
CONVENTION PLAN IS OBSOLETE
"Not Healthy For Any Candidate to
Stand Against Primary
Election"
Special % The Herald.


WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. IL
Senator Robert L. Taylor wants the
Democrats of Tennessee to nominate
gubernatorial candidate at a primary
election. The nomination should be
made in primary" said Senator Tay-
Tor today. Let the people say The
democratic party or any other party
never made a mistake by leaving a
question of party policy or any other
question to decision by the people
at the ballot box The nominating
convention is obsolete.
Il am in favor of allowing the peo-
pie to select all their candidates for
Offices at primary election; let the
aspirants for the honor of being chief
magistrate Of Tennessee leave their
claims to the democratic party of the
state at primary election They are
going to do 1t. The people demand a
primary and they will have one. 1t
would not be healthy for any man who
stood in the way of primary.
There is going to be lively cam
paign, we are live people We are
going to have fair fight Everybody
will get square deal | am for the
nominees; no honorable man who en-
ters a primary contest can fail to be
for the man who gets the prize"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
STRONG SERMONS
BY ELDER LARIMORE
EVANGELIST HAS BIG CROWDS,
DESPITE THE VERY iNcLEM-
EMIT WEATHER.

Elder Larimore, notwithstanding
the inclement weather, preached to
large audiences Monday afternoon and
night at the Christian church.
The sermon in the afternoon was
directed especially to church mem
hers, exhorting them TO live the
Christlife in meekness and humility,
but to be brave and courageous in
battling for the right,
The sermon at night was con
tinuation of the subject. 'The Good
Confession" and was a strong appeal
to all to accept the Savior and confess
Him in their lives.
Many out-oftown people and strsng-
ers are attracted to these meetings
by Elder Larimore's well-known zeal
and earnestness, and consecrated life.
The service continues through this
week, each day, at p. M and Z p. m.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
CHILDREN SCARE
BURGLAR AWAY
NEGRO MAKES BOLD ATTEMPT
TO ROB RESIDENCE OF LEE
VAUGHN.

An unknown negro entered the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Vaughn on
West Sixth street Monday, doubtless
with the intention of robbing the
premises, but was frightened away
by the children before he had time
to commit theft The man entered
through one of the windows and was
seen by two of the children Just as
he started in. They cried out and
ran to tell their mother, but the man
disappeared before Mrs. Vaughn
reached the front of the premises, Mud
on the front porch showed where the
man had been. Nothing was missed
from the house.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
DRINKS COME
VERY HIGH HERE
COLUMBIA is NOT A GOOD PLACE
TO TAKE ON A
JAG.

A drunken man has few chances Of
escape if he appears on the streets OF
Columbia. The city and county Off
GERS are alert and any man who ar
rives with a load or who sends off
and gets his fire-water and then shows
it's effect in public is almost sure of
arrest,
John jameson. colored, came in
Monday from Nashville with good
sized jag. Constable Butts took him
in aud Esq. Guest assessed penalty
OF $3.50.
Lee Bailey, who reached home some
weeks since from Texas. fell from
grace Monday night and was taken In
BY Deputy Goad He was given a
nights lodging in jail and turned over
to the city authorities for the adjust
meut Of the case.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
FOR BRYAN AND
PROHIBITION
LIEUT.. GOV. GRAY SAYS DEMO-
Gratis COULD WIN WITH
SLOGAN.

BIRMINGHAM, Ala, Dec. TO-
Lieut. Gov Henry B. Gray, who was
foremost among State officials adj
vocating statutory prohibition, today
expressed himself In favor of having
the National Democratic Conventions
adopt prohibition as one Of its planks.
with Bryan and prohibition, be.
lieve the party could win" said Mr..
Gray. The saloon, continued Mr..
Gray, is recognized as a National evil.
With prohibition as slogan we could
carry the solid South. the dry Western
States and enough of the East to In
sure victory
Mr. Gray expresses himself as thor
oughly in earnest on this point.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
SUICIDE CLAUSE
IS HELD VALID
WIDOW LOSES SUIT TO COLLECT
POLICY OF HUSBAND WHO
TOOK HIS LIFE.

COLUMBUS. O.. Dec. l0.--The Su'
preme Court today gave a decision In
the case OF Supreme Tent, Knights of
the Maccabees VS.. Caroline NJ. Roedel.
Muskingum County. that sustains the
suicidal provision OF the insurance
policies. william X Roedel, mem.
Der holding a 5000 policy. committed
suicide In February. 1904 The Order
rendered his wife $427. equal to double
the amount OF assessment he had paid,
as the policy provisions promised but
she demanded the full $4,000, She
loses the case.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
AT
NEW CITY HALL
OFFICERS WILL Be MOVED TO
NEW LOCATION EARLY
NEXT WEEK.

improvements at the new city hall
are nearly completed and city head
quarters will probably be moved the
first OF next week 10 the handsome
location The assembly room at the
new headquarters is especially hand
some and convenient and will furnish
the first comfortable place for meet
nigs the city has ever had. The cells
for the prisoners and the arrange
ments for the fire department have NOT
been finished so the county jail will
be used for some months longer as a
place Of Imprisonment for the city
prisoners. and the present engine
house will be used a while longer
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
MONEY POURS INTO
CITY GOLFERS
coLtEcTioNs AT REcoHpERS
OFFICE DURING NOVEMBER
LARGER THAN EVER.

Tax collections at the Recorders
Office also show an increase for No
yember over the record for the cor
responding month for the past four
wears The collections OF city taxes
during the past month were sS,513 as
compared with $i,246 for November
Of last year This shows an increase
of nearly 800 per cent The nearest
anproach to this years record was In
1905, when the collections
amounted to 1891 For November
1904 they we're s1,s54. The number
Of tax payers who have settled during
tbe month is also much larger than
the average for November.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
GEN. DUKE WILL
BE APPOINTED
PRESIDENT TO MAKE HIM CON-
MISSIONER TO MARK CON-
FEpERATE GRAVES.

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.---President
Roosevelt has Tered Gen. Basil Duke
Of Kentucky the appointment OF COM
missioner 10 mark the graves Of Con-
federste soldiers resting in northern
cemeteries. Col. w. A. Elliott OF
South Carolina, who was appointed to
the once some time ago, died sudden
ly last week. AS yet Gen. Duke has
not announced whether he would ao-
cept.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
FORAKER WANTS
STATE PRIMARY
OHIO COMMITTEE rs ASKED TO
ADOPT THAT PLAN FOR PRES
IDENTiAL CANDIDATE.

WASHINGTON, Dec. s.--Senator
Foraker. today addressed letter to
Chairman Brown, Of the Republican
State Committee OF Ohio, asking That
its call for the Republican state con-
yention,, require delegates to be d.
rectly chosen at duly authorized pri-
mary elections in accordance, with the
statutes OF the State applicable
thereto.