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TO enioin the labor unions from pro
mulgating unfair and we don't pat
ronize' lists.
Considering the Injunction gotten
out against the Executive council OF
the American Federation Of Labor bv
Mr.. Van Cleve and his associates. it
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with $4,000 capital stock The di-
roctors are: J. f. Kenney S. II.
Kratz. Wm. Walton. George Swaker
and J. p. Thurman, all of Okeene.
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AMERlcAM AssoclATIoM.

ST. Paul z housewife 3.
Milwaukee 3. Columbus p
indianapolis Minneapolis 0.
Toledo 2. Kansas City o
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AMERlcAN LEAouE.

Cleveland 2-6; Washington IA.
Boston 5 Detroit A
New York 4. S. Louis 3
Chicago I, PhiladelMa o.
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"Sunered day and nieht The torment
q itching piles Nothing helped me
until 7 used Doan's Ointment, II cured
me permanently ~ Hon. John r. Gar
rett Mayor, Girard, Ala.
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We make, sell, ann repair harness.
q full line Of fly nets, lap robes, whin7.
etc j s. lyon, Implements We
hices and Harness. Corner. l2O-22-24
North Division.
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This is the hammock season. DO
you sleep well3 Try a hammock,
cheap Hirschi Hardware CO.
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Base Ball
la-ilssl 4 2Ga94s slat5lG
Yesterdays Resulss.
wEsrERN AssocsAvloN.

Oklahoma City 2. Lcaveuworth 2.
Hutchinson 8. Joplin l.
Topeka 81; Springfield 30.
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Oh! Yes YOU do like those Pies Of
Richmonds. everyone likes them. They
can't be 1qualled any where. but at
Ric-monds; Phone a5.
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We WILL TAKE YOUR ORDER
FOR ANY KIND OF FRUIT TO CAN.
THE BANK GROCERY.
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IN MEMORY OF

(By Associated Press)
Skohegan. Me, Aug 22-At Indian
Old Point. Madison village there wan
dedicated today monument marking
the grave Of the martyred priest
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Prices low as the lowest-Gray'E drug
store
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this claim The manufacturers Grape keep il his food
the valuable phosphate potash which unite with abume and
the digestive directly feeds the delicate
a uer
White this important for the phosphate OF
brown cells of the wheat berry and the white flour
changed
form Of sugar, which is very of digestion, rp a
THIS delicious cooking instant
crisp oothsome dish Of decidedly favour
possesses high strength making food welcome
alike TO athlete bTain-worker and Invalid.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Boston z. Pittsbmg 4.
New York ~. Chicago a.
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Maxine hay and QUITTING corn Is the
order OF the day
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.''R-oad 90 6g'elI,0ifle"

along this only properly cooked food served
The makers OF Grape Nuts claim with Che best Of reasons tna
this rebuilding
tissues and muscles by life
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MARTYREp PRIEST.
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TO FIGHT
THE INJUNCTION

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be Modern Bcse5spess Man

o edeuary habits canaot possibly thrive upon
Modern Conditions Demand a Modern Dier
all undertakings cannot secured with
healthy body brain and they be kept healthy
aud vigorous drugs other than natures that
is by food
There is only
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Once upon q time

upon prey that fell vigorous
life enabled him to keep alive upon diet winch
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IAs 4. 20 a. 80 p loa 80
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social at the school house last Salur-
day night Ice cream was free All
had a good time.
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gum Spiel in elmer abaeIeeener
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bdnst. Gr nabm cine 9unbetette, BE-
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Tern mar. sut pes unslidlidsn benfe
id) oft. Der mid in ben StanS ieete,
lpieber nod Der Seimatb su~riid;ufcbs
rem, uro Der cine 9bat Der 9eiSenidait
nit einem elenben &eben uno einem
.seDaltiamen 9ooe biiBte.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1907-02-21
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0Qtr Ieihen Sch aut wfbbsIn unb Dinasa obHs bic.
10 feIbtu peasuuehmeu. ebsuie auf NJ en- uHe
Dtamonteu.
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Lucy, of Hartselle, visited here this
SCOTTSRORO.

Scottsboro, July 3.-(Special. )-Mr5. George Lee McCutchen and little son, Ed ward, have returned to their home at Larkinsville.
 Miss Agatha Cross of Jacksonville was the guest of Miss Elizabeth Snodgrass.
 Miss Cornie Freeman has returned fiom Huntsville. She was accompanied home by her sister Mrs. Prince.
 MT. and Mrs. w. B. Hunt have gone to July mountain to spend the summer.
 Mrs. w. w. McCutchen has returned from visit to relatives at Larkns- ville
 Mrs. A. N. Holland and children have returned from visit to relatives in Paint Rockvalley.
 MT. and Mrs. John Berry of Houston, Tex, were the guests of friends here last week.
 Mrs. Cross and daughter, Miss Marvin of Hymer, visited Mrs. D. o. Austin.
 Miss Mary Norwood has returned from Fackler, where she attended the summer normal.
 Mrs Wright, who was the guest of her sister Mrs w. B. Hunt has returned to her home in Atlanta.
 MT and Mrs. Hunter Kennamer of Lar kinville visited friends and relatives here. Mrs Will Kyle has returned from a visit to Mrs Gilbert in Chattanooga.
 The Baptist Sunday school enjoyed d picnic at Hargiss Spring last Thursday. Miss Mili-ed Arm has returned from q visit to her sister, Mrs. James NJ Card. in Chattanooga.
 Mir and Mrs Ben T. Rowland have re- turned from Rash.
 Miss Lestor Hackworth is the guest of her brother. MT. J. B. Hackworth.
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club on Wednesday evening in comph- ment to the house party. Miss Alma Fletcher entertained a few friends Friday evening at her home in Madison. A large number of friends went down from the city. Mrs. T. L. Finney entertained a few friends at her home on East Holmes street Tuesday evening in compliment to her guests, the Misses Finney and Gads- den.
 MT. and Mrs. Ralph Caldwell entertained at their home on Vernoon Lake drive
 Wednesday evening in compliment to MT. and Mrs. George Cochran of Nashville. Members of a camping party who spent
 ten days in camp at Belle factory, return
 ed to the city today. The party was composed of MT. and Mrs. w. E. Camp bell Miss Lizzie Lee Allison of Chatta- nooga Miss Nell Reese of Fayettville and Messrs. Richard and Albert Ryan.
 Mrs. Will Young of Memphis Is visit ing here.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goldsmith and Miss Annie Schiffman have returned from d visit in Nashville.
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TATE SPRING.

Tate Springs Hotel Tate Spring, Tenn, July 13.-(Special.) )-Tate Spring IS now enjoying the pleasures or a big season, and every day adds numerous names to the large list of guests that are patronz- ing this noted resort.
 The weather while warm is not uncom- fortable, and the cool mountain air at night makes sleep inded q pleasure.
 All the indoor games, such as pool, billiards bowling. cards etc, are enjoyed by the guests, as well as the outdoor sports which have become very popular. We have with us now many golfers from Chattanooga, Birmingham, Atlanta New Orleans and other southern cities, whose praises of the golf course are very high, because of the fact that 1t is one of the few having many natural hazards. Horse- back riding is becoming very popular with the young ladies, as well as the young men. The winding mountain paths and deep shady valleys afford delightful op- portunites for riding. Many parties may be seen climbing the mountain sides and gathering wild flowers. The numer- ous squirrels which abound in the woods are the source of great pleasure to those who are skilled with the rifle and shot gun
 A fine orchestra renders several con certs daily, and at night makes music in the ball room, which together Wlth the bright lights and beautiful young people presents a pleasing appearance.
 Among the arrivals of the last few days may be noted: w. Cotton. Rome. Ga..; T. P. Aydlett, Memphis, Tenn; Mrs. M. l.. Irwin, Miss Lucy Irwin Clarksyille. Tenn; Milton Dargan and family Atlanta; F. NJ Dobbin and wife, Louisville, Ky; Mrs. J. c. Minge, Faunsdale Ala; J. D. , Sullivan, Jr., Rome. Ga; John A. Cope land, Rome, Ga; s. A. Milligan, Knox vile. Tenn. Mrs. N. r. Hughes, Mrs. F. NJ Kilby, Birmingham: Leo Gassenmere, i Montgomery: Hugh Stanfiel Selma. Ala J. w. West and family. Valdosta, Ca C. H. owens. Huutsboro, Ala; c. A. Kanabe, Montgomery; l.. s. Tipton. At lanta. Ga: Robert Graves, Knoxville; W. B. Lacy, New York; J. B. Waskins, Joseph w. Johnson, Chattanooga; C. V. Henkle and family Asheville, N. C.; c. F.. Lucky, Knoxville; J. w. Borches, i Knoxville; Alfred Grima, William B. Grant. New Orleans: H. H. Corson. Nash
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TUSCUM M BIA.

Tuscumbia, July 3.-(Special.) Miss Clara Fossick was hostess at the Tues day Afternoon Whist club this week. Whist was played at three tables, and several visitors graced the occasion with their presence. Mrs. F. B. Almon scored the highest number of the club members and Miss Amye Heindman made the high est guest score. Ices were served at the close of the game.
 The Young Ladies Whist club met Thursday afternoon with Miss Eva Sher- rod. Whist was played at six tables and Miss Annye Hindman, made the highest score The home of Miss Sher- rod was beautifully decorated, while the score cards were small American flags. Sherbet, fruit and cake were served at the conclusion of the game.
 Miss Lucille Barton of Dickson is vis- iting Mrs E. s. Aldridge
 Miss Ussery of Decatur is visiting Mrs. Annie White.
 Miss Mary Bliss Deloney has returned from Blocton.
 Miss Cogee Lee Chltwood of Chicago is visiting her father. Judge Chiti- wood.
 Mrs Frank Julian and children of Montgomery are the guests of Mrs. Nellie Black.
 Mrs tC E. Johnson of Memphis is vis- iting Her parents, MT. and Mrs. w. s. Bell.
 Mrs. R. A Demonbreum and son. Les lie, are visiting in Asheville, N. C.
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GADSDEN,

Gadsden, July 13.-(Special)-Miss Alice Paten entertained a number of her
 friends Wednesday evening with porch
 dance at her home on Forrest avenue. Mrs. J. B. Hammond is visiting rela- lives In Talladesa. Rev. J. W. Johnson and family are spending their vacation at Knoxville. Miss Ethel Zuber Is visiting Mrs. K. E.
 Zuber on Haralson avenue.
 Miss Harriet Benjamin of Rome Ga, Is
 visiting friends here. Mrs James S. Davidson of McGregor.
 Texas. is visiting the family of R. V. Davidson. Mrs. w. P. Hofferbert and children and
 sister, Miss Lian Eyeseonbach, are visit ing relatives In Delphos. Ohio. Mir and Mrs. Charles Duncan have re- turned from q visit to relatives in 1ndi- ana
 Mrs. E. w Leonard and daughters. Misses Pauline and Jessie are visiting relatives in Pickens. S. c. Miss Helen Lovejoy has returned from visit to friends at Leesburg. Dr. and Mrs. Charles F.. Bass of West Point, Ga. are visiting W. Ii. White and family on Walnut street.
 Dr. M. P Hughes and brother, Forney
 Hughes, are visiting friends in Nash vile.
 Miss Rosale Rails is visiting friends in Birmingham. Dr. Gary of Selma is the guest of his sister. Mrs Baker on Walnut street. Mrs. Russell Ray, who has been the guest of MT. and Mrs. F. F. Buchanan has returned to her home at Columbia, | Tenn.
 ] Miss Madeline Ambrister has returned l from the Jamestown exposition.
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first meeting in July the refreshments were beautifully in keeping with the month, each sandwich bearing small flag. The same patriotism was carried out in napkins and centerpieces.
 A delightful hay ride was given Sat urday afternoon by Margaret Miller Thur mond, in honor of her cousin, Master Harris McCarley, of Memphis. Before starting on the drive, ice cream and cake were served.
 Miss Mary Emma Bonds entertained Friday night in honor of her guest, Miss Degraca McWilliams of Hunting ton, West Virginia
 MT. and Mrs. W. s. Hatch returned Monday from visit of several weeks to points in New England
 Mrs. C. l.. Harris has returned to her home in Memphis.
 Miss Luta Boyleston is visiting in Cherokee.
 Mrs K. l.. Cooke of Clifton, Tenn, is visiting her parents, Capt. and Mrs. J. w. Johnson
 Miss Mary Long returner to her home In Laurenceburg, Tenn, Tuesday.
 Mrs Frank Little and Miss Bertha Wylie are visiting in uHntsville.
 Miss Lucille Hill of Dayton, left Mon day for Birmingham.
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FLOR ENCE.

Florence, July 13.-tSpecial. )-Lttle Miss Malone celebrated her fourteenth birth day at a delightful party at the home Of her parents MT. and Mrs. Mike Malone, Saturday evening, from to F o'clock. The front porch was decorated in Japa- nese lanterns and parasols, and upon the arrival of the guests frappe was served by Misses Addie May Myers an1 Matte Lee Smith. In the reception room. which was prettly decorated in sweet peas and ferns, little Miss Malone re- ceived her guests assisted by Misses Car rine Tuthill and Freda Bose. Games were The feature of the evenings entertainment and refreshing ices were served.
 Miss Jamie Harris entertained Tues day at noon at beautiful luncheon in honor of Miss Mildred Kelor. d popu- lar bride-eect The ,lning room was beau tiful in it's floral decorations. Feathery ferns scattered over the damask cover furnished the freshness to the spotless purity of the table where pyramid of white flowers formed the centerpiece, which was surrounded by corsage bou- ouets of cape jesamines to which were at tached the heart shaped place cards and afterward adorned the gowns of the guests The party was composed of the bride-eiect Miss Keller, her matron of honor Mrs. A. B. Camper; maid of hon. or. Miss Louise Adams and maids. Misses Jamie Harris, Ella Perry, Elizabeth Pow CTS, Lucy Brown and Ethel Stringfellow.
 Miss Ella Perry entertained at bridge whist Wednesday afternoon in compli- ment to Miss Mildred Kellar, whose we'd ding takes place on the 17th day of this
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month. Five games of bridge whist were played at five tables. Only the honoree was requested to progress and at the con- clusion of each successful game she was presented by the hostess with d handsome
 pair of silk stockings the fair honoree
 capturing four pairs of silk stockings
 and was also given a silk alarming bag as : a trophy for winning the fifth game. Re treatments were served in two courses, ' the ices being frozen in wedding sym
 bos, hearts, bells and slippers. Miss Olivia Oneal entertained Friday
 evening in honor of Miss Celestine Mar , tin. Misses Alice and Armene Tweedy of Courtland at a dance. representative
 crowd of the younger set attended.
 Mrs. Daisy Hargrove Wendell of Bir-
 mingham is the guest of her mother, Mrs F. M. Hargrove.
 Miss Grace Roberts of Mobile is the guest of Mrs. F. M. Hargrove.
 Miss Lena Redus of Shannon, Miss. Is visiting Mrs. Laura Henley Miss Minnie House has returned to Muskogee, Indian Territory
 Mrs. Thompson Pride of Prides. Ala.
 was the guest of Mrs. Lee Ashcraft this week.
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CHATTANOOGA.

Chattanooga, July 13.-(Special. )-Society has been busy felicitating the various young couples whose engagements have been announced this week. Mrs. Francis Gardenshire has announced the engage ment of her daughter Lassie and MT. Will son N. Cox of Terre Haute, Ind The marriage will take place in October and will be a social event of interest. Several attendants have already been asked for the occasion. The family of the bride is a wealthy and prominent one of this section.
 Another engagement of much interest just now is that of Miss Elizabeth Tel ford and Capt A. J. Gahagan. The mar riage will take place in September.
 Mir and Mrs. Lee Ryan have announced the engagement of their niece, Lillian Richard and MT. Elmo Howell of Fort Worth, Texas The marriage will take place July 90 at the home of MT. and Mrs Pyron. The ceremony will be per- formed by Dr. Bachman and later the young couple will leave for an extended journey. They will make their home in Fort Worth.
 nounced the engagement of their dauSh- ter. Helen Claire and pr. Humphrey B. Haywood.
 Mrs. D. F. Anderson and daughter Elenor of Birmingham are the guests of Judge and Mrs. Lewis Shepard at their country home Altamede.
 Mrs. w. A. Fairchild is the guest of her sister. Mrs. Crawford Johnson, In Bir- mingham.
 Mrs. J. T. Bowser is ehaperoning camping party on Walden's Ridge, in cluding Mises Helen Arnold, Mildred
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ville Tenn: Hewitt Brown, Louisville. M. II. Lewis. Harlon, Ky; R. A. Snow New Orleans; Mrs. Duncan and family, Mont gomery. Ala; Mr. and Mrs. John Allen Jones, Opelka. Ala; D. E. Maruder; A. s. Gresham, w. II. Walker, Rome. Ga.i A. W. Baum and family. Dublin, Ga.; C. W. Wiggngton Omaha, Neb.; Mrs.
 G. Muller and children, Jacksonville. Fla; Miss Poster, Knoxville; Senator J.. B. Frazier, Chattanooga; F. G. Young, Knoxville; w. w. Cunningham, Atlanta, Ga; MT. and Mrs. l. w. Richardson. Mil- Iedgevile, Ga; w. B. Mathews. Atlanta. Ga; Miss Laura Meares. Miss Exum Meares. Ashevile, N. C.; F. H. Rowe and wife, Miss Stokes, Dublin, Ga; Phil K. Arlington, Louisville, Ky; Joseph Israel. Clinton, La; Mrs. r, w. Clare and chil- dren, Greenville. N. C.; Senator E. w. Pettus, Mrs. Lucy F. Roberts, Miss Rob- erts, Memphis, Tenn; John B. Minnis. Knoxville; R. A. Snow, New Orleans; w. S. Hyams and wife. Asheville, N. C., and others.
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TUSCALOOSA.

Tuscaloosa July 13.-( (Specal)-Mr and Mrs. c. D. Taylor are visiting Mrs. w F. Biles in Chattanooga and other friends on Lookout mountain.
 Mis- Evelyn Searcy has returned from a visit to the Students conference at Ashe- vile, N. C.. after which she visited the Jamestown exposition.
 Miss Mamie Brown of Laurel, Miss, is the attractive guest of her sister, Mrs. R. J. Hargrove.
 Mrs. c. B. Werner and children and Mrs. S E. Cade have gone to Monteagle to spend the remainder of the summer
 The Rev. E. A. Penick has returned from Sewanee, where he was present at the commencement exercises of the Uni- Versity of the South
 Miss Magic Hogan has gone to Knox vile. Tenn. to visit friends.
 Miss lone Snedecor has returned from a visit to her sister, Mrs. J. A. Camp bell at Atlanta, Ga.
 The following are enjoying a house party at Windham Springs Mrs. G. w. Christian, Misses Lida Winslett, Annalee Fitts, Mary Newell Majors, Bessie Don | oho Juliette Hogan, Kate Perrin, Bessie Strudwick and Kate Sears; Messrs. Joe Searcy, Tom Christian, Hugo Friedman, J. w. Strudwick, Sam Friedman and Ed Snow.
 Misses Lissa Wyman Alice Ashley and Louise Crawford have gone for d trip east where they will take in Niagara Falls, New York City the Jamestown exposition and other eastern points of in- terest