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ONLY One aBRoMo ouININE"

That is LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. SINH
larly named remedies sometimes deceive. The
first and original Cold Tablet is WHITE
PACKAGE with black and red lettering, and
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TWlCE.TOLD TESTIMONY.

A Woman Who Has Suffered Tells
How to Find Relief.
The thousands of women who suffer
backache. languOr, urinary disorders
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30
Sntcrnatiunale Wunncr in Saft.

Stabt Ierifo, 30. Nop. -
Noh Snformationen bes Goli5ei-Ge'
pnrtentents bat ser ollf @runo BON
S~elegranmcn Ser 2pfalbe6orocn Dor
cinigcn So9en in Gbibltabra perbafs
tcte eduardo 3ohieidc in England,
ben Ser. Stootcn uno Cuba cine NM
fnnereide SbGtigfcit entlpidelt uno
miro me9en NGlihung uno alt
@rud)s zines gbeucriprefens gelllft.
Sier miro er ollf sic ACKNOWLEDGING
i~eltgebalten, ucrmittellt zines mertb'
loien GbcdS oli cine cngIiihc 9ant
bon ser bieii9en Sirma 8. Solof &
So. @elb erihmi1,oelt 81 baben. Ser.
ner iou cr ii6 in Wtilpalfee, @isc.,
nit elmer ongeiebcnen iun9en Dame
perlobt baben, ober am Ibeno Dor
Der Sod5cit inter Mitnabme zines
beoeutenoen 8elobetruges perihmln-
Ben lein, ben er iid otgeblib ourh
9ei1lld)te Eapiere peridaffte.
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SfIuboma's CLIMBER Ell a.
tor.

Ser neueS enutpr Sbonlas IS. @ore
hes ltellen Stootes Oklahoma lit etn
total blinoer Wann. Gr lit bier uno
lieb it'd bellte in Der Scnatss glbtbei.
lrng oc5 aopitols ip5uiogcn cirlerers
5~ierCll. Gr mill nGmlidL meltl cS elni,
germnBen gebt, obne eincn Giclcr
ollStpmmen 1no iid ielbcr 5ltreftttn-
ocn. Gr mllrbe ilberal berunlgetilbrt
nno mohte iih nit Der Sor9folt Ell.
nes @linben 10 pcrtrout nit Der go
talitat olS MIR m0glidl. @ore 5elgt
1id) iebr raid unb iiher uno es Idelnt,
boB cr bolo obne SilbrlunG burd)fonl.
men fam. Ner frilbcre Senot5'aus
plQl1 Wfilbllrll pur all6 blind, lleB
lid ober INNER filbrerL altf Der jebl'
&c aaplan DeS 'bollles, Goluben, lit
Elm blinoer Wunn.
GuftuS o bne9 ornen.
9os Nationol . Wtuieum bat cine
bon Cutler 8lrbanf in Californian
ge5ilhtete Guftusi ortc mlS9eitellt, DC
rem ,9lGtttr" oornenlps iino. 0ie
Eflan5e, mclde in trofenem mic in
felld)tem 3~uitonoc glcif gut gcoei6t,
bat orei Sub lonNe, cinen Sub breitc
uno foit orei 3ol bide ngldtter" II.
oiirftc iid oils %mCrtbpplleS Tlltter fir
Woileiel uno 3ic0cn crlueiIen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30

EaiIe STR &eiie in's Mnslanb &c.
iorst 6. Saline, Mr. 413, Ci-gaIti.
morcitrafc, mabc Gatum Ssat Gst.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-11-30

Gin ,lpert bpolIerTtld) d.
Ser 7-iGbriger Sobn 0Ca Srn. BEND
min 9rotnon, 9arbicrS lno @rnnos
eigcntbumSniaflcr2 Don Mr.. lob.
Siio-0ighRSt rnBc, bcrcitete oenr&0uf=
mann $. g. Gaplan bon 9tr. 915, Dit
@oltimnrc-S traBc, Elm unan9enebmea
babies Stiinofen, inocm Grlterer
bci'm Saul zines Slides aus otnt
2aoen oes &rn. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
rcnfilte, i'll mcldetiid 1858 heiunSen,
ais ben permeintlihen Slid mltnobnt,
Ser &lll,ge fam nad 0en, crmdbntcn
aouiloocn. %iorocrte Den Sid uno CAB
Dem &aufmonn 10 Gents. @1breno
oieicr MN ocn Slid boltc, crgrltf Der
,Slu,0e Die GigarrenfiItc, Die olli Dem
Saoentild itaro, in benz @lullbcl1, Der
Slid liege onrin uno lief nod @olllc.
Nils &err Goplnn nit BENT Slid aus
Gem hinteren Gheile beS Suoens 5lls
riidfcbrte, pernliBte er ocl &nabcn
ltno bulb ulld Sic Gi1arrenfl'te nit
Sen $563, uno er bennhridtigte iofort
Die Foli5ei. Srob cifrigcrS lld)c fonltte
Die mertGuole &iltc nidt entoedt mer-
Sen, DIS SEER @rotnlon cridien llno
Srr. Goplou irngte, Oh er Gtruos Der
miiie. @roB mar bic Trcuoe Ocs Srn.
Goplun. oils &err 9rotmolt inn lei
men Sd)ob iiberrcidtc uno Die Sad)c
ouiflarte.
Gin neuer Nniteur-Na a.
tient. &n oEoitcur> Snititlt"
oes Stubt.&oipitul9 murbc GeItern
,Trou Marn Nlicc Sub ans Gono-
mingo. GecilG ollntn. Wfo., oufgenonl,
men, mclde onl %. Nopember bon
tbrer1 cigenen Sunb in Die @iifte ae-
biiicn muroc. 9icicr %lluo brod)te
olld Srlt, ". &. Scarboro perlhies
oenc 9ibiuunOen bel, melbcr idon Dor
einigen GoNen I'M &nititut ais va
iient %Nnfnabme fan0.
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lanotoun iibcr einen Souien 9o1,.
material fieI.
8iro auf $4,000 o~erfIogt.
Slim Observation-Disclosures i'm Sc
'ammtbetrage BON $4,000 puroen
i'm &reisgerid)t 81 Gomion gegen Die
Gereinigte S%traBenbubn : @eieuidoit
erbober. 3wei Der &lagen in S0be
Don $4,000, be5p. $4,000, mlroer
bon Gobert 81. 8raf eingereidt, cine
in Sobe Don $4,000 bon benz minoer-
iGbri1en Huoolpb 8raf, nertreten
our6 ieinen Batter Gobert R. 8raf;
cine meitere olli $4,000 mur0e poE
Charles 6. 8arritee ungeItrengt, u1o
sic lebte I'M 9etrage BON $4,000 bon
@briItopber :. Graham.
4ngebItA contratt-
br ii 1 a.
Sm &reisgeridi 81 Gotpion reihte
Sr. ST. st. Nbrab1ms cine &lage Elm
gegen SSrau u. g. Sling. I'M Die 9ebs
tere 81 5pinger, Dem &lager orel-
5ebn, in gloersIie, Mo., belegene
8runoltiide gu perfauien. alager
fiibrt an, oaB Die 9eflagte nit inn
cinen Gontratt abgeihloiien babe,
nod neld)em bieielbe ii6 perpilidtete,
linn oas beiagte @igentbum fir Sill.
700 81 uertaufen, baB oieielbe iid)
ober jett, nod,oem lie bereits 500
ais Nn5ablung erhalten, Deigere, inn
oas @igentbum 5l i%ibertragen.
Che Srrungen.
Srau Warp q. Tan bon gtr. 855,
@eit TopetteltraBe, erbielt i'm bieii.
gen 8eri6t cine abiolute Sheioung
5ugeiprod)en BON Soiepb 6. Can auf
@runo bosmiui9en @erlaiienS. Die
beioen Ser Gbe c%ntiproIienen ain0er
bleiben Bel Der Wlttter. .
Sreoerid g. 6annin9 iufte i'm
Rreisgerift Nr. 2 INT abiolute Shei.
Dung bon aotberine Sanning nat),
Die er Der angeblifen llntreue uno
Oes bosmiQigen Serlallens 3eibt. Gds
@bepaar beiratbete I'M Sabre 1891
ullo bat 3lpei &inoer, llber peld)e Der
&Idger ole Gbbllt perlangt.
Altf @runo bosniuigen Serlaiien3
murbe 6rau Clara 9. Surline bon
GER. 35, Stone Sill, Wount Scrlton,
pom Samuel Surline seid)IeOen, ben
tie am s. September 1889 in Nib
lano, Baltimore = Gountp, b%eiratbete.
6rou 2ula 6. Woiemon tIngte i'm
Greisgerid)t ouf abiolute Sdeiou1g
BON Werritt @. Wpicman, iloem lie
ou0eblides b0sniqiges @erlaiien ais
SheiOrngogruno an9iebt. Gas Faar,
melhes an "a. Npral 1900 in Nen,
gorf qetrollt mltr0e, lebte mr. etpa
iehs Wonate 3ulalnmen.
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Salts Mnttcr id)luer franf.

Willburn WtoIi., 20. Nop. -
GnS Seiinoen por sSrau 2olliIe M.
Gait, Der Milltter 0eS 8riegslefrct1ra
Gait lit Elm lebr crnIteS. 6ran Solt
mar bereits I'M lcbten Sftober an Ell
mem 8ollenitcinlciocn i6per erfranft.
Die Aer5tc moren oanlolS Der Inlid)t,
hoB lie iit) idon nllf Dem @eae Der
9eiierung befinoen lillb geneien. Mir
DC, bod bat lie iebt cinen lhmeren
HildfaQ.
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Spuia bebcnflid, erfranft.

Gbicagp, Sa., 30. Mopember.-
Der befonllte &apelmeiiter uno Gom-
ponilt Sobn Ebiuip Spnia liegt bier
i'm auditorium Sotel" ihmer franf
barnieoer. @r lcioet an Ytomain.
@ergiftrng, sic cr iif Dor 5pei I'd
gen in Milmaufee Suae5ogen bat. IS
mar ibm mmoglit, iein Gon5crt.Sr.
d)elter bcllte Mbeno 81 oirigiren.
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@eitern Narplanb Gilen6abn.

Weltern Marglan0 Gt1enbabn.
Se9inueIo ant 20. Gept, perldbt ~StlensStaiion
5agitd):
40 Wtor9enS - Gtneuppit, Saeerstotpn, .N.
u B.stnbn, 9Supnesboro, Gbarubersbura
uno, ausBenonlmef Spnntae, Sancod uro
Cumberland.
2.45 yiabmlttasS - Accommodation nab Stab.
flelo.
APO Nabntittags = 9rpreB SaliptIinte, on.
9erstUlpn, Snncod, Gbippensbura u1h, aisees
nortIIIen Sonrtlae, Sreoertd uno @mIitsburg
(Yarlors23GagoHD.
,,Sdgltd,, aussenpnmru epnutas:
100 U'or9ens - Uort. V. & $. SID. nnb Car
sltSle. T. =
$50 i NPdnsens o-G slecS mnpos baton. nab stsb.
Itelb. -
1887 MorJens = BeitIi1er @rpreb, @ettmtn.
iller, grliceoitle (Greoetid), @ntn1itsburg,
'abllrnlorf, giiie 9iioee; gSapne5boro, 9bani.
b%ersbnre, Sa9erstonrl 8aucod, Cumberland
UNI Slti1s, SntfetsS
so Napnltitaes 6auptlinie Dftlif bon
Gntor1 Strobe, foipie Durf, Sanober, 1ettbss
burg mo y. & S.sDtp.
5.33 9tadnittu95 - Accommodation mad 9et.
insbura. "
6.l5 9ibeuos - Accommodation mad linton.
Brtoee. 49, ~
Mur Sunnerftass unh eamtaas:
ITO aoenos - accommodation mad Unions
Bridge. ~ ~
Sar epnntagS:
9'oU ,pforeefls Mccommo oattpn mad Union.
grlbpe. uno Sanoper. 1870
' Snlt Nitt am RennfbIonnias sIbe. sVabnbot an.
u. Hobrrtipn, ~, NR. Npiueu.
Sice.9ral. II. @en,ISef6dtst. Scn..9aii.sa a.nt
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WarnlanS. nnS Ienniplbau;a-9a bn.

3iae ~pe,.aVcr Tprtb.Muenuc Sta-ipn:
7.30 Wor9eus 9orf Roft. t6olih, alseer,on1s
4 nten Sunntag.
9.O5 Morects Telta sfccom., MIR scnntae.
$50 Wurgers pelair Iecort., tlgli6, auSges
npminen Gpnniua.
leo Ga6mittn9s sleIdir gceoin. MIR Canning
1926 Na6miiiuas gorf 4oft, tdelib, ausge'
%tlorlrlel SonntNg.
4.05 Hntutiitngs Selin Icconl.. mir Gpnriaa.
4.45 Nufmtitaes gelair gcconl., tdslib, aliSs
aenontnlen Sonniaq.
600 slbenos Seltu gccort., tieIid, nusees
npIinieit Gonntag.
hoo SGbenos Sclta sleom.. MIR eonntaa.
11.30 Ibcros gelair gccurn., tigIih. nnepes
non men Gnrrtaa.
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GbcInpcafe Jampfer.G umpagnie.
Ghefnpeaie.2tntc.
GIe0ante @aiaaier.E ampier ,,Nuanhan unh

AAG
rGuinMbia" mad
Oh Vptnt Comfort unb NprfpIf, Wa.
Sdnpfer b~erlaiien baltimore tiaIih (aiisoe.
r%ontlreil Sonltags) nm 700 IbeIiSs unS foli,
men IN DIP Noiilt Comfort I'm 8 lbr Moraens
iIno in NorfoIf. UNI 100 MoreenS an, OH.
Ibltebeno an Die @ifenbabn3iiee. nab aueI
Rr1ftell oes Slhens uno SiioDeftens.
Yurf.Rtucr.2tnte, .
Sie8Gnte VaHaeter.E ampfer ,Gharlptts" uub
rNaltirapre"
nafb @eit.HDtnt iinb Ntdjmpnb, ga.
Sainpier o~erlafien baltimore tdeIih, (au8aes
%I'oihinet Soillitces) UNI 8 ubr NdtmittagS unb
%tonlI'let su 9SeftsGo,tt I'M Tao WorgenS uno
IN Ntdmono urt 0.20 Worgsn San.
Die an Moltlaen, Wittfpoden unb Srett6eeu
bon baltimore abt>brenben Dampfer un6 bic
BON @eft:8otnt an Sienftdaen, Sonnerftaeeu
nne .Santftagen abfabren. Ieeet In @Iouceffers
Noin... Clements unb Mmonos an: rno BITE
an 9tenfiagen. Sonnerftaeen uno Samitaeen
DON Baltimore rnb an WPontdaem. Wttttuo&en
nno S~reltusen bon g8eitsRoint abtlbrenben
Sampler .;egen in goritor:: nnb gIab .Vani an
(bei aiinftiaem Detter).
Tampfer perIafTen Baltimore BON, Vter Ut. Is
nnb 10, 9iahttrafen.Ne
SnrdsNilete mad allen Hlinfter ftrnen az.
lfert, Sepdd auf9eaerer urb aaiiitenbtnlmer
i'm Voreis ~referotrt tperoen, In ben biefigen
giuets9frethir: Nr. 119, rt.V altim m .etrahe,
y. 81. MDtfon, Mgent; Sr. 1877, Cft.gafttnore.
etrafe. pber ben SaubtsBfreauI: 2tatts xna
2ee.straRe.
8euben Suffer, g. 4. GhtSm,
Gen. s@efh6ftsfibrer. Gen. .Iafidgfer,Meent.
8. 8. WeTunne. SlIfss@en. 'Vaf. sNaenf.
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Mns sen 8crid)ten.

"
--
SEER @ilbert Smlitb BON Solepb No.
Monn fir $500 Gutidaoignng
pcrflogt. angeblitcr Gontraft'
brltd) Der 8runO Der aluge.
Sebt 500 aus fir ole 9ceroigung
ibrer nod Iebenoeu S6lueIter.
Gilbert Smith, ser inter Dem
Sirmonomen n9ie Gilbert Smttb
Biano 60" @elhGftc hetreibt, mltroe
g~eItern BON Soiepb 90. Monn i'm Gilt
p%criorgcridt nuf $4,000 Gntlhool.
gullg perflagt, pegen oll0eblihenGons
truftbruds. .&err Wtnlm iagt IN iet+
ner &lugcihrift, an fl. Ottober 1906
lei er inter ben 9csile9llngent I'M hert
9ienit Der Sirmo 0etreten, Dab CT
Sberleiter oes Observation-Disclosures
cincm 8ebdlE npn $50 mod)entlitI II.
s Erp5ent uoflt HCfngemtnm'r1etDen
IN oieier Stettr1g bis 5fnt tjGGdalltot
1909 bleibcn mnbroonnI oos1 1ghhit,
obnc ctlpuS' ibufiif7 bp5dbten 8a''etdll-
otcn, iibernrbtMrrt fpatc,, SercT6htbert
Gnlitb babe iidb nrfpftphtet>tSbfp! aer
2eitllng bes Geldldf1S 5ilriidS,,treteh; ;
Jest uber, lagf 1Sepr WdnnJ tBabet Sr.
Smith es nitteploNcn, ods1ibAh per-
iprodene @cbdlt ths5ltSdbltl. ,I9i'
s ii oer StGWeite I 9jeeF,pis
gltng.
llnter Sen GcrmddtniIien, Die III
DEM gcltern I'M @~oiiengeridt BUR &c,
itatiglln9 cill9creibten ,Seiton1ent
Der p%erItprbcncn Srou Morp q. Eouls
ton ,entbaltcn lino, beiinpen iih aud
500 our 9cItrcitlung Der Soften Der
9eerbigung ibrcr nod lebenocn
Shmei ter Wortbo u. Sipigg.
3um @eiger -i9ro5eB.
@egcn SerbinberunG oes Tidters
Erithoro mllroen i'm 8llnoes. appels
lationsgcridt SIT Hidmuno, So, Sic
Ylnioopers iiber Die in, Der. strafiafe
eegen @. $. @oiaer, iriiberen 8aiii.
rer Ser aGnnton Sectional auf,"
pon Seiten oes Inaefln9tep eijtaeles"
ten 'Serilfltna BIS sum padlteu Sc.
rittstermin oeridjoben,
@as Sic 9iebe, tbut.
&ihter elliot erlieb I'M &reisee.
rid)t "einen 8eriftsheiehI, oilrd Sen
5rau Wanie aniebt aegen Cider.
beitsleiitllng bon $500 als 5rultee
fir Die Eerion ullo oas 8ermogen
ibrer Tod)ter, 6rau- 0eiiie 6. Srenh,
eingeiebt miro. Die Naabnabme &C.
ibab auf Antrag bon Srau &nigbt,
lpeldpe arlteno mahte, baB tie NIT
ibrer Godter genleinihatlifp Gin
&oitballs betreibe, baB Die 2ettere
lid fiir5Iih in einen Der 8oitganger
perliebt babe uno ieit iener 3eit Der.
idmenoerTld 8elo nlsgegeben nno
iogar Die Ibiift allsgeiprohen babe,
ote Wobel aus Dem Gaufe gu Der.
%faufel1. 49, a'
&Iage ouf @rnn,b pon
SanoDerfer.M nipriihen
Die Sirma Sfloiier & Steinader
reihte I'M a~reisgerift 81 Somipn
cine 8Iase allt 1892. IS elm seaen sic
Con-. 8, @aro, Geo. 8, Ropen
uno Die vltniteo. States ,Sioelitp ano
Guaranty Co. Die &lage eriir,oet
iih altf Smofperfcr : 'Mnipriihe in
aenannter Sobe fir Mrbeiten az Dem
@igentbum Ser, vMftbur s., @itd
9rid Co." fir pelde Sic $50. @arb
uno Wopen aIS 1ruitees eingeiest
maren.
SerIongt $4,000.
Sobn Weinitein reidte im &reis.
5lt Somion cine GIaae alt
$4,000 S6abenerias Elm gegen Die
@ereiniste Strobenbabn.@ eienidaft.
Die Gountp . GommiIidre bon gnlti.'
more : County l,no oie 2anbItraben.
Gommi'lion. aldeer begriinoet lei
lren Infprllh auf gerIesungen, Die ct
oaourh e~rlitten baben min, bob er
all 2ombaro. l,no s. Sffube in SigD.
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Baltimore 3ampf Hafet So.
cute nnb suoerldffse gai.2tnte.)
Die 8er. Gtaatensa.oft bef1rbfrnb.
NIe Ott. SuuleHsIsUTI UeIUt0PtHD.
TaMpier ,@irgtuta (nen), vMIabama,~
..Meurnid.H 9eurSiseH

.@eurgia." y5enreNee."
9antpfer fabren tdaIi&, sonniaes apsaenorn.
men. bon ben n9ats1inies" BierS, Nr. 10-1s,
9iehtsSiraBe, $50 Ibenos, oireft mad Oh
Iunften bes siiSels. Nerbinnuta in Oh
Ncint Comfort nit &c. & 9. giienbabn.". Na@
Hidbmpno. gerbinbuilg in Portsmouth nit benz
rSeabparo sir Cine" fpIioem 3uee mad Vort8s
mouth uIo sItIania. On 9orfoff Werttnoura
nit Der ~gtlaniic goait Cine" NorfpIi unS
ipeitlif unb nOIb Dominion Cine" mad Netp.
NefpsDprf. ID -.
WabIseiten mad europdifnem Blame. auru.
ribfe aaiiiten5imIrer, eIeftrtf6e 8eIeumtnna,
thinner In ben giIet.giireahr Der ~gah.aine."
"a, 137. Sits9aItimoresS trube, RI. 500. unb
rrp9, ~etabt'strabe, g: u, 6. Office, SlboitsGde
baltimore nno gaIbert.Strube, ,GonttrentaI
Iruit TuiIeine4 unb aIbaueb'S, Nr. 109, Worbs
Charles Strabe.
Z Sohu g.. Shertpppb, q, Vrptpu,
"1r''Rrm II. @rn. sWsnnnarr. Gen. sHnf. !Maenf
The Nashville globe. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1906-193?, 1907-02-15

The remains of Mrs. Mile Aber-
nathy, who died instantly at her
daughters residence in Nashville.
were brought here for intermeat.
Services were held at the A. NJ. E.
Church by Elder VIM. Moore Satur-
day. Interment in Toussaint Lower
ture Cemetery.
Mrs. Sue Smith Hughes was buried
Tuesday.
Mrs. Tom Doyle has returned home
from Nashville, where she has been
with her sick daughter.
Miss Almera Williams has returned
from Fisk on account Of failing health.
She will go down Mondays and Tues
days to her music.
Misses M. l.. Dobinson and Hazel
Doyle, Of South Franklin, were in
town Saturday.
Mis-. A. N. G. Williams hand is
much better. She was spurred by a
rooster.
Mr.. M. Freeman was out Sunday to
the burial Of Mr.. H. Scott.
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~MURFREEsBoRo NOTES.

Miss Johnnie Oneal delightfully."- en-
tertained the Ladies' Embroidery Club
recently at her home 615 CORTLAND
street. After the business meeting
was I'VE the ladies were ushered into
the dining room where a four-course
menu was served. Fruit salad was
served by Miss Latte N. Williams;
chocolate cream by Miss Sadie r, An.
derson; wine by little Carrie Williams.
The table was artistically decorated
with J%onquils and vines. Among those
who enjoyed the affair were Mes
danes ]. B. Sublett, Fl. p. Scales, Hor-
ace Mitchell, Mamie Vaughn, Walter
Page, G.. B. Brady, Misses Lille M.
Lillard, Buelah Miller, and Elma A.
Williams. Mrs. Lizzie Calhoun, of
Kansas City, was guest of Club.
MIR. and Mrs. Perry Bonds, of In
dianapolis, Ind, are visiting their
mother, Mrs. Ellen Bonds.
A number of young people were de-
lightfully entertained at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Overall, 522 E. Sewer
street, in honor of Misses Ella Darden,
Emma 7. Chears and Mr.. Cole, of
Nashville. Various games were en-
joyed until late in the evening, when
refreshments were served. Those
present we're Misses Vera Lee Cole
man, Willie Todd, Cordie Douglass,
Ceppie Miller, Maggie Nelson, Matilda
Green, Johnnie Oneal and Elma A.
Williams, Mesdames Britts, A. L. Mel
son, Mary Coleman, Mile Todd,
Messrs. Glenn Miller, German Brown,
and Firt McClain.
Mesdames J.. Mefford, G. B. Brady
and Mr.. ]. B. Sublett are convalescent
Mrs. S. V. Winters will leave for
Lotion in a few days to visit friends
Miss Allie W. Green was in the city
last Saturday for a few hours.
Revival started at Mt. Zion Baptist
Church week before last.
Mr.. Ernest Cole, Miss Ella Darden
Mr.. and Mrs. David Britt spent Sat
urday evening and Sunday In Muir
%freesboro, being the guests Of Miss
Nelson.
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CAR 414; CONDUCTOR 1916.

On an inward bound West Nash
Vile car last Sunday evening a we'll
dressed colored man politely request
ed the conductor to find him a seat.
The servant of the street a COM
pany treated the request with silent
contempt, but remarked to a white
man, II guess that niger is mad be-
cause / wont make 'em move so he
can sot down" The colored passen-
ger, who heard the whole converse
ton. acted very gentlemanly. He
merely took a note book from his
rocket and after looking at the con-
ductor's cap and the car number APP
parently made an entry. A Globe re-
porter also looked at the figures 146
on the conductors cap, and saw that
the number of the car was Ala. When
the transfer station was reached the
brawney conductor sang out to the
colored gentleman, Say, don't forget
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FRANKLIN NOTES.

DR.. and Mrs. ]. D. Aston, of Spring
field, Tenn, are in town.
Misses Ethel Merrill and Fannie H.
Southall, of Columbia avenue, were in
Nashville visiting friends a week or so
ago.
Mr.. Henry Scott died Jan. 81, at
1870 a. m, at his residence. Funeral
services were held at the Second
Christian Church Sunday, February
9rd, at 2 p. M, by Elders A. N. G. Will
liams, r. M. Seymour and Rev. D. j.
Michael. Interment in Toussaint
L'Ouverture Cemetery by the following
Orders; Masonic, l.. o. l., and Knights
and Daughters Of Tabor.
The remains of Mr.. Thomas McDon-
nal, who died in Nashville, were
brought here for burial. Services
were held at the residence of his aunt,
Mrs. Sarah A. Harris, Sunday morn
ing by Elder A. N. c. Williams. In.
terment in the old cemetery.
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Prof. J.. c. Crawley is home from
the Custom House. The department
at Washington having abolished the
position of ~janitor. This step was TAX
en- because Maj. Wills and one Of his
political advisers wanted this done in
order that a certain white man would
be given that job in the building. But
the Major and his political adviser
doubtless have reached the conclusion
that they have no further need for the
Negro than to use him as a cat's-paw
in pulling out the political chestnuts
from the fire; but he is not to eat any
of the chestnuts; no, not so much as
to be allowed to hold even a tempo
rary office in the county conventions
All they want him to Go is to go
around and persuade other Negroes to
help them to down all other Republi
cans who may happen to differ with
them politically, and that difference al
ways comes when it is not helping the
would-be bosses to stay in office.
They seem not to care for the success
of the party, but only for the govern
ment teat they are holding on to-. But
W. 80 Wv Wh0I WO Will &C.,
Cherry j., the little daughter of Rev.
and Mrs. Mark Owens, died Friday,
February l, 1907, and was buried the
next day, Saturday, from Mt. Lebanon
Baptist Church. Rev. James Finnell,
of Brentwood and Rev. Bedford Tay.
lcr, of Nolensville pike, oficiated.
Misses Eunice and Susie Vernon, OF
Walden University, spent last Satur.
day and Sunday with their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Vernon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Carter, of Nash,
vile, visited Mr.. and Mrs. Roden Per
kins last week.
Mrs. Hubbard newsome will visit
her daughter, Mrs. Emma Winston, o.
Orme, Tenn, this week.
Mr.. Thomas Alternately departed
this life last Thursday night about -.
o'clock. Mr.. Alternately was a mem
Der of Mt. Lebanon Baptist Church
where his funeral was attended las
Saturday by Revs. James F. Finnel
Alex. Merritt and Mark Owens to {
large number of sympathizing friends
who came to pay their respects to thu
deceased. He was laid to rest il
Baine's grave yard.
Mrs. Mary Owens, an aged lady
was seriously hurt while getting of
the train at Brentwood last Sunda.
morning.
Mr.. Merryweather gave an interest
ing ~stereopticon entertainment at MI
Lebanon Baptist Church last Saturda.
night, which was very much enjoye
by the young people.
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MARRIAGES.

John McKissick and Florence By
ars.
Ross Linton and ELLA Mason.
Marshall White and Bessie Robert
son.
Grant Thompson and Annie Thomp-
son.
liar Allison and Sadie May Thomp-
son.
Charlie Lainer and Cora Starnes.
Robert Frazier and Sarah Smell.
James Chaldwell and Mary Lou Blu
ford.
Nathon Annual and Nettie Johnson.
Bud Jennings and Maud Frierson.
Rogers Haley and Lucy Rucker.
Henry Garter and Rachel Lindsey.
Jim Iipscomb and Louise Copeland.
Robert Childress and Sallie White.
VIM. McNairy and Edna L. Turpin.
VIM. O'Neal and Minnie Bell Smith.
Gus Haynes and Matte Shelyilie.
Arthur Davis and Laura Ridley.