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ANNUAL MEETING.

Superior and Pittsburg Copper Co.
Notice Is hereby given that the an
nual meeting of the stockholders OF
SUPERIOR AND PITTSBURG COP
PER COMPANY viii be held at the
office of the company. Calumet, Mich
igan, on Monday, April 18Th, 1908, at
IL O'Clock noon, for the purpose of
electing ten directors Tor the ensuing
year and for such other business as
may come before the meeting.
The transfer books of the Company
will be closed at IL o'clock noon.
March 18th, and viii remain closed
until 10 a. m, April LIST, 1908.
By order of the Board OF Directors
GORDON r. CAMPBELL, Secretary.
Dated at Calumet. Michigza, March
18th, 1908. 12O
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for several months entirely vanished
and the prosperity that generally
prevails in Mexico appears to be
again dawing upon us.
Mexican Herald: An industrial
school will soon be established at
Guanajuato, to teach the orphan boys
mechanical trades. The custom here
tofore has been to teach bright boys
to become musicians and artists, and
the time has come for a change To
more practical utilities, according to
the local authorities.
Chihuahua Enterprise: While
making deep excavations In the Uni
yersidad church at Guadalajara, ma
soIs found number of human skele-
tons in a subterranean passageway.
Some of the skeletons were stretched
On the floor, others were standing,
ard others were leaning against the
walls. The authorities rave already
been notified of this discovery.
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TREAsURY pEPARTMENT.

ONCE Of the Comptroller Of the Cur
reacy,
Washington, D. c.,
March "a. 1908.
Notice is hereby given to all per-
sons who may have claims against
THE First National Bank Of Bisbee. I"
Territory of Arizona. that the same
must be presented to T. N. Lalzin,
receiver. with the legal proof thereof.
within three months from this date,
or they may be disallowed-
WIN. B. RIDGLEY,
$40 Comptroller Of the Currency.
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NEWS NOTES GATHERED
FROM THE LOWER COUNTRY.

Chihuahua Enterprise:--With new
buildings going up on every side,
there is. constant demand for resi-
dences and business houses. The
financial stringency that attended US
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G. F. Lindsey OF Chicago, who has
been visiting H. T. Cuthbert of Doug
las for several weeks. returned yester-
day to his home.
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MADE
TO GRADE ROAD
WORK ON The INTERURBAN TO
FRANKLIN WILL BE RESUMED
WITHIN SHORT TIME.

S. j. Mankin and John Ray of Mt.
Pleasant have been awarded the con.
tract to complete the grading of the
Nashville and Columbia Interurban
Railway between Frahklin and Nash.
vile and have already moved outfits
to Franklin to begin the work The
contractors have sublet a part of the
work to some of the contractors who
have just completed their work on the
Swan Greek Railway near Mt. Pleas
and with this additional help the work
should go forward rapidly 1t is said
the new contractors propose to have
their work completed by July LIST, and
with this object it will not be long
before the interurban cars are running
INTO Franklin. as the track work will
be pushed along rapidly after the grad
ng.
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CONFERENCE OF
MISSION SOCIETY
CoNVENES AT FIRST METHODIST
CHURCH ON TUESDAY FOR
THREE DAYS SESSION..

The ~ enty-second annual confer
ence of the HCme Mission Society of
the Tennessee Conference will con-
yene next Tuesday evening in the
First Methodist church of this city.
The Conference win be in session
three days, and promises to be very
interesting throughout Many of the
most able and brilliant women in the
state win attend, and the programme,
which will be published tomorrow,
romises some intellectual and spirit
ual feasts.
The Conference officers are Mrs. j.
Y. Yarbrough, President; Mrs. jeff
McCarn, First Vice President; Mrs.
w ], Vaughan, Second Vice Presi-
dent; Mrs. J. w. Brewster, Third Vice
President all Of Nashville; Mrs. B.
d. Bell, Corresponding Secretary Of
Gallatin. All Of these ladies' will be
present, as will also Miss Head, of
The Methodist Publishing House, as con-
nectional officer On the whole, about
me hundred delegates and visitors will
DO be in attendance.
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AND
DECEMBER WE'D
COUPLE HAVING AGGREGATE
AGES OF 14o YEARS, VICTIMS
OF DAN CUPID.

That the little blind gcd is untiring
in his duties and does not refuse his
services, no matter how many sum-
mers have passed over the heads Of
the bride and groom, was proven We'd
nesday afternoon when Mr.. Richard
son Haywood and Mrs. Tabitha Davis
We're united at the home of the bride
in South Columbia, Rev. W. T. Ussery
performing the ceremony. The groom
was witnessed the passage of seventy
six winters, while sixty-five smiling
summers are seid to have passed over
the head of the happy bride. This
was the third marriage for the groom
and was also the third time the bride
had plighted her troth. The groom
has nine children by former marriages
and the bride one. Mr.. Haywood is
me of the best known citizens of the
county and is well-fixed, owning 500
lcres of the fertile lands CT Maury.
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SWAN CREEK
R. R. FINISHED
NEW ROAD, SIXTEEN MILES LONG,
PASSES THROUGH RICH PHos-
PHATE FIELDS.
OPENS UP FINE TERRITORY
Shipment Of Rock Will Begin at An
Early Date.-To Be EN-
tended.

! J. E. Rodes & Co., of Knoxville,
contractors for the building of the
swan Creey Valley Railroad, an ex-
tension of the L. & n from Mt. Pleas
ant to Mayfield, Lewis county. have
finished his contract and moved por-
ton of his crew. Some Of the sub
+ contractors are moving to the interur-
ban near Franklin.
This railroad is sixteen miles in
length and passes through a belt of
phosphate rock from its starting point
TO Mayfield valued at S1O,0OO,O0O. 1t
gives an outlet to the Charleston. S.
G., Mining Co, which property is val
ued at 100000, and the company
now has mined and ready for ship
ment 10000 tons of very high grade
rock, which will be shipped within the
next two months. This road also opens
up the Hughes property, the Blue
Bone property, the Swan Creek Mining
Co. property and several other mines
that have heretofore been unable to
load on the cars without hauling to (
Mt. Pleasant
The road has been surveyed a great (
deal further than Mayfield, and in
fact the country in that section is a
net work of surveys and marks for
roads most all of which will be built
in time.
This road does not only give an out
let to the phosphate and mining peo-
/ le of Lewis county and sections be-
tween Lewis and Mt. Pleasant, but
gives an opportunity for commercial
development.
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ANDERSON MUST
PAY HEAVY COST

In the County Criminal Court We'd
nesday the case of the State VS.. T. e.
Anderson, charged with carrying
weapons, was dismissed on the de-
PENDANT agreeing to pay the costs.
The costs will amount to considerable
more than the fine would have been
had the defendant submitted at the
first trial. there were large num-
Der Of witnesses in the case and the
cost to one officer in summoning wit
nesses amounted to $500.
-Four cases We're set for trial in the
court Thursday: The case of the State
VS.. A. Gaulson charged with petit
larceny; LEthe Huff, charged with
carving a gun on Sunday; Isaac Esau,
charged with petit larceny; John Har-
ris, charged with carrying a razor.
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THE PROGRESS OF
A COLUMBIA BOY

While out on a stroll recently,
dropped into the Studio Of W. r Daim-
wood on Ninth ST. ! was surprised
to ind such a fourshing business in
his Studio--a business which has in
the short space of eighteen months
grown to be one Of the best of its
kind in the South. The work done
there surpasses that done in many
cities. At this is Residence Studio,
Columbians have right TO be proud
OF the work done there Mr. and
Mrs. Daimwood take great interes in
their work and by attending Photog-
raphic Schools and conventions keep
in touch with the best work. Glad
to see such progress in Columbia.
HOME CONFER
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WILL INSPECT
WASHER SYSTEM

o. L. Dortch, General Manager of
the Independent Phosphate Co., and
H. d. Ruhm, Chief Engineer for the
company, left Wednesday for the
Land Pebble District of Florida to in
spect the washer system used in that
phosphate and mineral field. They
viii inspect the Birmingham Mineral
District en- route to Florida for the
purpose of examining the washing
system used by the ore miners.
They are going into these districts
with the view of perfecting the wash
ing system of the Independent Phos-
phate Co., and upon their return to
Columbia preparations will be COM
menced for the erection of one or per-
haps three large plants with capacities
of handling $4,000 tons of phosphate
rock per annum.
These plants will cost in the neigh
borhood of $4,000 each and will be
equipped with the very latest and
most modern up to the time machin-
cry That is one thing that the Mt
Pleasant District has been deficient in
and this company proposes to start the
move in the right direction, and there
isn't doubt that this company's lead
will be followed by the other large
which will mean thou
sands Of dollars that will be saved by
The new and improved methods and
will also create a general building
boom.
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FURNITURE FIRM
HAS DISSOLVED
w. &. BRATTON WILL CONTINUE
BUSINESS, w. NJ. MERONEY
RETIRING.

W. E. Bratton has bought out the
interest CT W. n. Meroney in the fur
niture business of Meroney & Bratton,
Mr. Meroney retiring. w. E. Bratton
will continue the business at the same
stand on the South side of the Square
This new firm was launched some time
since the first of the year and has
been doing a splendid business up to
the present time and hopes to still
continue in the share of the business
of the people of Columbia and Maury
county. Mr.. Bratton is a young man
and a deserving gentleman.
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MARSH CHEAIRS
CROSSES DIVIDE.
END COMES TO PRIVATE sEcRE-
TARY OF CONGRESSMAN
PADGETT.
MEMBER PROMINENT FAMILY
Death Comes After ProtracteI illness
of Several Weeks.-lnter-
ment Here.

Mrs. Knox Fleming received a tele-
gram Thursday announcing the
death of her nephew, j. Marsh Cheairs
in Washington that morning at 5
O'Clock A telegram from Congress-
man Padgett Thursday stated that
Mrs Cheairs and Hill Alexander
would leave Washin ton Thursday with
the remains and will reach Columbia
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock The
funeral and interment will take place
sometime Saturday at this place.
Marsh Cheairs was a son of the late
Ben Cheairs of Maury county in his
day one of the most influential citi-
zens and politicians in the county. The
son was young man of bright mind
and popular with his large circle of
friends. He was appointed by Con-
gresham Padgett private secretary
beginning with Mr.. Padgett's first
term in Congress and has since filed
the duties of the position intelligently
and acceptably. During his last days
he received every attention possible
at the hands of Mr.. and Mrs Padgett.
When he first became Ill he was taken
to one Of the leading hospitals in
City, where he could re-
ceive the best possible medical atten-
ton 1t appeared at first tHat his
would be rapid, but his heart
became effected and his condition at
once became critical. His mother,
who has been living with her brother
Hill Alexander, at Macon, Ca, was
to his bedside and she
cached Washington with Mr.. Alex
lnder day or two before the end.
Mrs Padgett had prepared to go to
ohio for visit to friends, but aban-
lored the trip as soon as the illness
# Mr.. Cheairs became critical, and
he and Mr.. Padgett were constantly
4 attendance at his side TO the end
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Evers-McGavock.

A wedding solemnized Thursday
evening at $50 o'clock at the home of
the bride in Franklin and which will
be of interest to a large circle of
friends and relatives of the contract
ing parties was that of Miss Hattie
Young McGavock to Mr.. Elijah
Haynes Ayers, Jr., of Spring Hill.
The wedding was to have been a
brilliant event, but on account of ILL
ness in the family, the plans were
changed and only the near relatives
witnessed the ceremony. Mr. and
Mrs. Ayers left Immediately after the
ceremony for a wedding trip TO Look
out Mountain and will reside at Spring
Hill, where the groom holds respon-
sible position In the bank.
Miss McGavock, who is the daugh-
ter of the late Mr. Winder McGavock,
has since girlhoood been recognized
as one of Franklin's most beautiful
women and is a great social favorite
They received a large number of
gifts, including many pieces
Of silver from the brides family, which |
we're heirlooms in the McGavock and |
Ewing famlies-Nashville Tennes-
sean.
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PLAN TO RECEIVE
Mr.. GARMACK
TEMPERANCE CHAMPION WILL
GET GREAT RECEPTION HERE
NEXT THURSDAY.
IMMENSE CROWD IS EXPECTED
Patterson Clan Making Every Effort
To Get Out Governors
Supporters.

Plans are under way for the joint
debate next Thursday between the
/ candidates for the Democratic nomi-
nation for Governor. There will be a
great demonstration for Senator Car
mack when he arrives in Columbia
on the 1910 o'clock train from Nash
Vile His friends in this county are
preparing to give him one OF the
greatest receptions that he will be
accorded during the campaign. The
former Senator will be met at the
train by a large reception committee,
composed of leading Democrats Of the
county and by his supporters from all
sections. A parade viii be formed
with the candidates at the head. The
procession will wend its way through |
the principal streets of the city to the !
home of the Senator, where he will
rest until the hour for the speaking.
In the parade which will greet Mr..
Carmack will be representatives Of
every voting precinct in the county.
The people will join the parade on
foot on horse back or in conveyances
Just as their fancy may dictate Ban
ners will be displayed and one of the
features Of the parade will be +.
a delegation of the local Woman's
Christian Temperance Union, for the
good temperance women in Columbia
rs in every other section of the State,
are rallying to the support of the for
ner Senator and the great leader of
he temperance forces.
There will be a meeting this after
loon between the friends of Senator
Jarmack and the leaders of the Pat
erson supporters for the purpose of
making the arrangements for the Joint !
discussion. This conference will c
gree upon the place for the speaking ;
nd the refereee to preside. Several :
'laces have been proposed for the
peaking, among them being the Athe- 6
aeum Grove the fair grounds and u
he Opera House. If the weather i,
oes not improve it will not be posi- ,
lie to have the speaking out of doors :,
nd there is no building in the city q
arge enough to hold the crowd that 6,
i'll be here. :,
1t is predicted that there will be =,
crowd in the city on .,
thursday as the supporters of both b,
des will vie with each other in get =.
ng out as many of their crowd as .,
ossible The Patterson clans are :,
aking a secret, but nevertheless ~
Try active fight and are moving with .,
UGH vigor to get all the supporters
the Governor in the county to come
re next Thursday It develops that
the secret confab of the Patterson
an here on Monday an organization
as perfected in this county and steps
ken to get out the followers of the w
,vernor at the speaking. Hence it
certain that there will be a great,
ovid here.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

We are authorized to announce
CAPT. A. A. LIPSCOMB a candidate
for reelection as Representative from
Maury courty in the Fifty Sikh Gen
eral Assembly of Tennessee, subjes.
to the action of he democratic party.
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Come Quick

If YOU want to buy buggy. Big as
sortment, prices lower than else
where. q. A. sstterfield & Co.
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Save Money

by buying a Buggy, Surry or Runa-
bout at B. A. SatterfieId & Co.
0-d2thurs&sats&w
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We are authorized to announce w.
T. GALLOWAY a candidate for re-
election IS Repl esentative from Maury
county in the Fifty-Sixth Genei i As
sembly Of Tennessee, subject to the
action of the democratic party.
d&wtf
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Miss Lillian McGavock entertained
the Monday Night Club very pleasant
ly at the meeting this week. After a
game of bridge delicious refreshments
were served.
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Mrs. William Porter Erwin will be
at home to his friends next Tuesday
afternoon, May II.
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SOCIETY.
Iee0o0OoOe~e@saoae0oeo

sssseoOsoe~eeseossGessessc
The Monday Night Club will meet
this evening with Miss Lillian Nc
Gavock.
Mrs. William Porter Erwin will be
at home to his friends next Tuesday
afternoon, May II.
Miss Lillian McGavock entertained
the Monday Night Club very pleasant
ly at the meeting this week. After a
game of bridge delicious refreshments
were served.
The young men of Mt. Pleasant,
gave a dance Friday night, which was
enjoyed by the large number present.
Misses Mary Pillow, Charlotte Fariss
and Hardin Jacks went down from
Columbia
The Card and Cotillion Club met
Friday afternoon with Miss Mittie
Elam for several pleasant hours. The
parlors and dining room were bright
with spring flowers, and bridge was
played at eight tables. A lunch course
followed the game.
-
Miss Imogene Barrow entertained
few friends informally but most pleas
antly Friday evening, complimentary
to Miss Addie Rainey. Hearts was
played for several hours and then the
young folks went to the dining room,
where chatting dish luncheon of three
courses was served.
b
One of the most delightful meetings
of the Tues lay Morning Card Club
was held Tuesday with Mrs. Robert
Pillow at her handsome home on West
Seventh street. The parlors and din
ing room were prettily decorated in
cut flowers. After an interesting
game of bridge a beautiful two-course
luncheon was served.
p
The meeting of the Students Club
Saturday will be held in the after
noon with Miss Carrie Williamb on the
pike. The members of the
club are requested to come to the
Phoenix National Bank at $3.50 o'clock
where large wagon will await them
and take them out to the Williams
home.
p
Miss Cora Lee Jacobs was hostess
Of the Cosmopolitan Club Thursday /.
afternoon Miss Bessie Ashton read
a paper on the Churches of Florence
and Miss Emma Brown gave an ac-
count Of The life and work of Don
'ttella, which were much appreciated
~ the members present. The next
meeting will be with Miss Sue Todd v
Walker, Nav the fourteenth.
=
Mrs. James A. Smiser entertained
beautifully at cards Saturday compli q
nentary to Miss Carrie Knox, the
,uest of Mrs. Frank Everett The
ouse was bright with spring flowers,
he color plan in the reception hall
eing red and in the dining room d
'hito The guest list was confined s.
5VAe unmarried set After an inter- tc
sting game beautiful two course hi
mchcon was served. N
- o.,
Mrs. II. O. Fulton was hostess of a ki
autiful musical Wednesday after III
oon given in honor of Miss Carrie ci
,uoX the guest of Mrs. Frank Ev- @
rett a score of ladies comprising Of
1e guest list. The handsome home NJ
as beautifully decorated with gift tn
overs. roses. carnations and other ra
'agrant offerings Miss Knox, Miss in
larry Dale Figuers. Miss Annie Mai to
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Big Buggy

store is the place to get what you
wan at right prices.
3. A. satterfield 6 Co.
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tributed to the program, which was of
exceptional merit and beauty, and at
the close of the program Misses Paul
inc Fulton and Elenor Holding played
several piano selections by special
request. Following the program the
guests were invited into the dining
room where an ice course was served
Mesdames ]. L. Hutton, Sam Holding
and James A. Smiser assisted the
hostess in her duties.
=
ments given by Mrs. w. D. Hastings
was held Tuesday afternoon at the
Hastings home in West End. The
decorations consisted of cut flowers
and graceful vines, and the house
was lighted with numerous white
tapers. Games were played, the score
cards consisting of natural leaves.
the refreshments consisted of berries
and cream, the berries being served
in natural leaf cups
Mrs, w. D. Hastings entertained de-
lightfully Friday evening, compliment
tary to Mrs. Frank Everett and her
guest Miss Knox. The pretty home
was fragrant with cut flowers. Games
were played for several hours and the
guests were treated to a number of
piano selections by Miss Knox, Miss
Camille Herndon and Miss Halle Fry.
At the close of the evening dainty rel
were served. This was !,
The first of a series of informal enter
ailments at the Hastings home. Mrs.
Hastings entertained again this morn
ng and will give another entertain
nent on Tuesday.
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The young men of Mt. Pleasant,
gave dance Friday night, which was
enjoyed by the large number present
Misses Mary Pillow, Charlotte Fariss
and Hardin Jacks went down from
Columbia.
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The Monday Night Club will meet
this evening with Miss Lillian Nc.
Gavock
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The Card and Cotillion Club met
Friday afternoon with Miss Mittie
Elan for several pleasant hours. The
parlors and dining room were bright
with spring flowers, and bridge was
played at eight tables. A lunch course
followed the game.
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WhippoorWill Peas

Recleaned hand picked stock, right
DALE BROS. S-tf
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Mrs II. O, Fulton was hostess of a
beautiful musical Wednesday after
noon. given in honor Of Miss Carrie
kuoX, the guest of Mrs. Frank Ev-
erett a score of ladies comprising
the guest list. The handsome home
WAS beautifully decorated with gift
flowers, roses. carnations and other
fragrant offerings. Miss Knox, Miss
Mary Dale Figuers, Miss Annie Mai
Fleming and Miss Dorothy Fulton con-
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Miss Imogene Barrow entertained a
few friends informally but most pleas
antly Friday evening, complimentary
to Miss Addie Rainey. Hearts was
played for several hours and then the
young folks went to the dining room,
where a chatting dish luncheon of three
courses was served
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One of the most delightful meetings
of the Tues lay Morning Card Club
was held Tuesday with Mrs. Robert
Pillow at her handsome home on West
Seventh street. The parlors and din
ing room were prettily decorated in
cut flowers. After an interesting
game of bridge beautiful two-course
luncheon was served.
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The meeting of the Students Club
Saturday will be held in the after
noon with Miss Carrie Williams on the
Hampshire pike. The members of the
club are requested to come to the
Phoenix National Bank at $3.50 o'clock
where a large wagon will await them
and take them out to the Williams
home.