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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

The man who can maintain q repu-
tation for wisdom in the presence Of a
youth just out of college Is q wonder.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

have lived to know that the great
secret OF human happiness Is this
never suffer your energies TO stagnate.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

1t worries q modest girl II a man
tries to kiss her-and 1t worries q
young widow II he doesn't.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

Some people suffer continually with
tired, aching and swollen feet. Little do
they know how soothing il Hamlins Wiz
thankful, happy feet in the morning.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

Desperate But Effective.
Knicker-So Jones has q good
scheme?
Bocker-Yes; he carries q little dy-
Mantle to blow up any auto that runs
over him.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24
cRITTeMDeN WILL FILED.

TIVE Mlllione are Left For Uoo In Me.
sionary Work.
New York.-The viii OF the late
Charles Crittenden shows that the
founder OF Florence Crittenden mis-
sion left 100000 to be used for mis-
stonary work among fallen women.
The estate is estimated to b. worth
from $4,000 900 to $4,000. 00O. 4 new
site for the local home was chosen on
Mr.. Crittsnden's last visit 70 Mime.
apolis, shortly before his death.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

There is q place for everything, and
the place for slippers is very often on
the seat Of q small boys trousers.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24


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- - se~n vcea vfth hsr vork.
cnca~e neaviee sold Il TO
80. 800 ~ a "a - highest mice
.~-~as1 q nv. $500 - market sincs
1s1a - ms,as1 aAvs.ceA ! strong
- 800 she 1os go a. t. hulk
N~r- n.s.s = 4
800 - go A. - vear near busl.
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efrr~e ,>-arhnhlv rooA
nr~~re~n vtn - asked 70 erant Z
- rnf1onai charfer Is the propoeea
Nn-Arerican hank.
wocttca a. John r. Ward 70 tho
w~ntAaney U the National league may
ueon ) baseball VA.
- Unfted States ana Germany are
running : caoes sace II navy build
M.
Tne Amssican les company q Nsv
Yerk vns lounA guilty Of ereating .
mooopoly.
re nret q the hte supply No.
1890 q IL eosernmen4. IL District
G CoIsnbsa appropsiation bill. carry.
~ : nftle ovsr sffaeoo. 900. has besa
ar5ss1 8 3 he Aouss oommittss O
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- Nuaf1casl Curn show solA for o33k.
beene hos9At ~ Z. =. Favstte o. De-
o-buehel
Az beuthsrs q Blair. Neo- car.
- - Aoaogs q 10 Natisaal Corn
ahoW - special copotttogs for the best
- eaEu G. ceen grown q tAe stats.
= ccotrUvorsy over railroad lsgtslar
t3oo Vim pgocipltafeA II congress this
wfuter, which. = Importance. pronisr
= % surpaas the legislative coaAiet
ovss railroad Rates four ysars aso.
Priss Wheat q the Natonal Cos1
show sold q he rate Of 4eoo . busAsl,
- exhfhifor buying Il.
Ia necie;cu ne interstate o
nercs eoumissjon suggests that vhsa
SailsueAs nahs : special sxcursioa
rete - stats ce ccunty fairs O. %
lasee stafe meeune,. The rate b synr
ueerjcel vith cther rates q 3 similar
kfnA.
Afesr January /. 1919. football 10
barYo1 mon tie Subtle schools q
Greater New Yosk. This was decided
~ rssolutioa q Z meeting q Tie
board q educatoo.
-
WaeaoWGeeN.
- - 100000 = H. 1fAth a.n,.
varDrv = - 800 q 0eorse wseh.
sn~ann Z NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
an1eD - nnac~a a a-r~oraanro ~sth
~ annnal cnston naace6 ! memor1al
5000 - - 900 q Mount vernoa.
Nv : toint re.olufio. oRered n 60
reee Z eonmiautoa a. seven persoas
a I.vee11r.se ~ r-roanects eor
aa~i-cant1snial celehr.tion az the
emanclnaf,0a prorlamation In le1a. n
pruy1deA.
- asfimaa~a - exnen6fturea a
~ ~ Aeuartmeat for ~ conins
yenr Smount "a ae4.7se.Oe7. ana vere
fevcfahly acted a hy ~ house CON-
natae6 a military a9afrp ara tie blll
= reany 10 = reported to he houso.
- spover sfte monopoly. Wa The
cnSoct = attach II I niil oRered IN
chafruann - ~ eommiefee On fnfar.
seafe 80 Snrein
nosA1aA $1,000 nrrovenen -
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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

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The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

II prescribed whiskey."
Il took 1t. You can't smell 1t be-
cause l chewed WRIGLEY'S SPEAR
MINT after"
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

Baltimore.-Mrs. Horace b. TAFT,
wife Of q brother OF President Taft.
died 1T John Hopkins hospital. whore
she had been Q patient OF DR.. Harvey
Cushing.
Mrs. Taft was operated on ct the
hospital about . month ago and q
couple OF weeks later left for tho
South to recuperate. She returned to
the hospital about ten days ago.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

Wanted to Know.
Father-Well?
Tommy-Will l be q monoplane or
biplane angel?
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24
Hotel 70 Replace Y. N. G.. a.

Cleveland, Ohio. - The property
and building Of the Y. NJ. C. A. has
been sold to make DON for the erec-
ton OF . : 1000. 900 hotel to be built
by New York capitalists.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

Cleveland. Dec. 10 - After eight
years OF traction troubles the city
council passed an ordinance tonlght
granting the Cleveland Railway COM
pany . general franchise for twenty
nve years. The ordinance provides
for = scent fare. and one cent for
transfers: but II this does not bring
m income Of 6 per rent on the total
valuation. less bonds and floating In
~debtCdness the fare will be increased
to the maximum Of four cents. or sew
en- tickets for Is cents, with IN addi-
tional cent for transfer.
Friends OF Mayor Johnson aver the
ordinance 10 q victory for the closing
hours Of his administration.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

Stop admiring the bright teeth OF
others!
Start chewing WRIGLEY'S SPEAR
MINT and admire your own.
The Charles Mix new era. (Wagner, Charles Mix County, S.D.) 1???-1911, 1909-12-24

~~>' ~ e0k9O8
was with General Washington when
Ceneral CORVALLIS surrendered. died
~ His horne n Ottawa, Kansas. aged
~ pears.
Horace H. Lurton has been appoint
- associate justice Of the United
States supreme court
George Dudley. former commiasion-
sr of pensions. died in Washington.
stAts Senator John Raines Of New
Iosk, author Of the Rainss law. died
= few days ago.
Vigorous denunciation Of President
zslaya was nsAs By Senator Raynsr.
President zslaya IL pictured - rul-
ing Nicasagua with N iron hand.
s3qg Leopold 81 Belgium = believed
% ~ neaS death.
President TAFT made ! speech b.
fore ! bowssy audience In s>sw York.
Jock Holland II likely TO become
owner Of TIE wichita ball team, NOV.
lng II 70 a. Joseph
Janes ]. Hill discussed the supply
~ demand and urged more scioou1c
farming u : speech ct Omaha.
n. Frederick Cooks personal Law.
yes. Hsnry wDiington wack. has
sevesed relations with his client.
Prevalent Taft u mapping ont !
legislative program Tor congress.
II . speech at Lo0don Premier A
Qulth pledged local sslE-eovsrnnen1
= ~ Irish.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

when Or. w, H. Sanders. Of the
State Health Department. received the
telegram yesterday Twins again yea
terday. boy and girl. Both Q. K.sr he
knew that 1t was only the village OF
Town Creek. IN Lawrence County.
maintaining It's superb record.
f DR.. B. T. Etheredge. Of Town Creek.
sent the telegram. He IL ID. who, at
The convention OF the Alabama Medical
Association, told OF the record which
Or. Sanders believes II one OF the
most remarkable. as to births. Of the
world. DR.. Etheredge declared that be-
cause Of some influence. perhaps In the
air. the water. the soil, children are
seldom born singly about Town Creek
They come rather as twins, or triplsts.
Or quadruplets.
His own record was that Of attend
ing the birth. since 1906, OF eighteen
sets of twins. three sets of tripiets, and
one of bankruptcies.
= There 10 only 2s4 people in Town
Creek.
And now. Just three days after ma
king the report. comes the message.
Twins again."
DR.. Etheredge. In his report. declared
that the people about Town Creek wers
mostly of Irish extraction, were great
potato eaters. He said that all Of the
children born within the two years are
doing well. with the exception of the
bankruptcies. who died within eight
months. Twins and tripiets are thirty.
Ing.
one family. is to told. claimed twen-
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
DRILL FOR MEDAL.

,n..-..t,us Contest Is Held by De-
EiaopoIis Militia.
Demopolis. April 2T.-SspeciaIl-
T,hs annual inspection OF the military
company which was to have been heId
here on the 9Th Of this month. ana ow-
ing to some misunderstanding was
nostponed until last night the Sttn.
At 1850, the Demopolis Rifles, forty
strong. assembled at their armory Tor
the Inspection. Quite large number
of citizens were present to witness the
inspection of this company. MAJOR
Thurston of the United States Array
held the inspection and the company
made a creditable showing. After the
inspection the contest for the medal
for the best drilled members OF the
company took place. There were twelve
to enter this contest and soon 1t mar
rowed down to four and for several
minutes 1t looked as though these four
would tie for the honor. but soon there
Yves only two, Henry Bley and stan
hope Brasfield. Henry Bley won by a
point. Miss Bessie Winn In few
remarks presented the medal to the
successful soldier boy. Henry Bley
was congratulated by all the members
OF the company as we'll as the spec
tators.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
REV. E. M. CRAIG TO
GO 10 HOME MISSIONS

A meeting Of the Home Missions
Committee of the East Alabama Pres
bytery was held yesterday afternoon
In the auditorium of the First Presby-
terrain Church. at which time Rev. e.
NJ. Craig Of Dothan signified his In
tention Of accepting ths call OF the
Presbytery. extended hi mat Dothan
some months past. to the once OF SUI
perfntendent Of Home Missions for the
Presbytery.
The acceptance OF Mr.. Craig 10 to
take eject on May !. At the time of
the acceptance OF the call by Mr.. Craig.
resolution was introduced and pass
cd by the Presbytery Committee. ask
ing that all Of the churches inI the
Presbytery gave their pastors ten days
during the year during which time
they should work for home missions
under the direction Of the superintend-
ent. haI
With the passing Of the resolution
the committee adjourned. Present at
the meeting were: Rev. J. L. Dean
Of OpeIika. Chairman; Rev. II. NJ. Ed
monds. pastor Of the First Presbyterian
Church Of this city: ReY. W. d. Burk-
head of Opeiika. Rev. z. NJ. Craig Of
Dothan, q. W. Barnett of the Central
Presbyterian Church of this CITY. and
Virgil Grimm of the First Presbyterian
Church of this city.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
DISCUSSES CATTLE TICK.
DIR. @. A. Cary Of Auburn Speaks at Tai


DIR. @. A. Cary Of Auburn Speaks at TAI
laseee.
Tallahassee. April s7.-CspaciaL)-Dr c.
4. Cary of the Alabama Polytechnic Insti-
tute at Auburn. delivered an address on the
cattle tick at the City Hall last night. DR..
Cary was called to this place on account Of
the recent cattle law. being enforced in FL
more County. This law provides that all
cows be kept UP during the summer. and
since the State Inspector served these mo-
tices on the people here. there has been 9
continual 'tick. tick" heard on the streets.
as II has aroused the people considerably.
and they have been seeking some way TO get
out Of this law.
Hon. L. C. Smith, Legislator from this
district. and who introduced DR.. Cary. said
he had heard clock ticks OF all varieties,
but they were nothing as compared with
the ''tick" coming from human tongues
since this law was enforced in this district
The result of the meeting held last night.
which was attended by two or three hundred
people. was IL the people would keep the
ticks off their cows they could run out as
heretofore. and an inspector is In this Vicin-
ity 70 see that these cows are kept free from
ticks. ,,,,..
DR. Cary says there are over two million
dollars lost annually In Alabama by cattle
dv,rr of tick fever, and as the Legislature
mas passed q law TO stop this disease' II
,nuat be DONE sooner or later. Inc plnn ~
trodueed by Dr.. Carey was Unanimously
accepted.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
SOUTHERN RAILWAY CHANGES.

Washington, April 27.-Important
changes in the organization OF the
Southern Railway Company to become
effective May was announced at the
headquarters OF the company here to-
day az follows:
Carroll p. Cooper. manager of the
St. Louisville lines. appointed
general agent at Memphis.
vice-President T. c. Powell relieved
OF supervision OF the operating depart
ment Of the St. Louis-Louisville lines.
but win continue to represent the
Southern as q director Of the st. Louis
Terminal Company and OF the Ken
lucky and Indian Bridge Company.
G. l.. Harris, Superintendent at
Knoxville. appointed general superin-
tendent Of the st. Loufs-Louisviiie
lines: jurisdictions of Alex Stewart,
general superintendent OF motive
equipment; ID. W. Lum chief engineer
maintenance OF way. and G.. w. Tay-
Tor, general superintendent Of trans
portation extended over the st. Louis
Louisville lines.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
NEGRO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.



poned until Friday.
Tallahassee. Fla. April 27--The Beard
suffrage bill for the disfranehisement
of negro voters In Florida was set for
report to the senate as the special or
der Of today;s session OF that body.
Tho bill proposes to submit to voters
in the election OF 1910 the question OF
amending the state constitution 80 as
to make section l Of article Q read as
follows: NE &
every white male person OF the age
OF ~ wears and upwards who shall ut
the time Of registration be q citizen of
the United States. and who shall have
resided and hsd his habitation and do
micile. home and place Of permanent
abode In Florida for enc year. and in
the county for six months, shall In
such county be deemed qualified
aieetor at all elections under this con-
stitution. Each nakuralizad citizen OF
the United States at the time of and
before registration shall produce TO
the registration officers his certificate
OF naturalization or q duly certified
copy thereof"
When the senate was called to order,
the bearing on the Acknowledgement
bill was postponed until Friday on ao-
count OF the absence Of senator Beard.
Its author.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

A recent dispatch from San Fran
cisco ran thus:
"why Lieut.. Hobson was chosen for
the star role in the Merrimac incident
during the Spanish American War
was revealed by Rear Admiral Evans
in lecture here last night. At least,
Eva vi ts Accord snso to the
Admiral II was Hobson that Admiral
Sampson thought he could spare bet
ter. than any other officer Of the
Commenting on this the New York
Sun well saws:
I'VE cannot believe thai the gallant
Admiral who Is popular known as
Fighting Bob was so uneenerous as
as to intimate anything OF the sort
i would not be complimentary to the
fine sailor who was his senior off
Santiago. and Il would be a wanton
reflection on a 1uniar officer who was
accepted for the hazard because he was
known to be as capable as he was
brave and indefatigahle."
The Suns view Is entirely reasonable
Sailor Robson had not then made his
cacord a. n aEAAaAAA&
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
Keep Bowels
Open; Free

There Is no function Of the human
body 30 important a. keeping the bow
els open Upon the condition Of the
bowels. more than upon any other one
thing. depends the health and well-be-
ing Of the entire system. There is
constipation and stomach trouble COM
plicatsd with 1t. 1t 10 ct tbs bottom
OF most OF the serious diseases OF lire.
Every grown up human being ought
to have At least one full and easy
evacuation OF the bowels every twenty
are thousands who do not see this. No
matter what IL the nature or cause
OF their constipation, and no matter
how chronic and long-standing 1t 10.
they Will not md q better cure than
the weli-known DR.. Caldweils Syrup
OF this wonderful laxative that It Will
cure any case of constipation In young
or old, that they will send free test
bottle to anyone VINO sends name and
address to DR.. Caldwell.
The sample Will do for any const-
p. Fuller Of Eaton Rapids. Mich. for
Mr.. J.. r. Edwards Of Lebanon. Tenn.
and host Of others in ali sections OF
the country. After having used the
sample they will do - Mrs. Fuller and
Mr.. Edwards did. which 10 to 90 to the
bottle. which costa 80 csnts Or 81. ss-
cording to the size. DR.. Caldwsil's
Syrup Pepsin is not tablet or pow
der, but LIQUID laxative tonic. which
In what good constipation remedy
should be. Thousands who once sent
for the free test bottle now have Dr..
the house. 1t 10 the most scientific
blending OF laxative ingredients ever
put before the world.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
BOILER ExPLoDEs.

Piant Of winnebaEo E'urnlturs' Conn
Dany is Destroyed
Fondulac. wis. April 2T--The plant
Of the winnebaRo furniture company
was DESTROYED today ny q boiler exc
plosion add fire. Losa 100000. As
q result Of the explosion every win
dow In the court house was broken. A
portion of the boiler was carried two
blocks and In the flight cut OF an
elActric light pole.
The explosion IL believed TO have
been caused by the turning OF cold wa
ter into the hot boiler. Two firemen
had a narrow escape from death from
q falling wall.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
PRoHlBITIoN IN DECATUR.
Special Grana Jury Empaseled and
Chsrgsd.


Decatur. April 21.--fspscfai.)--A
special grand Jury Of the Circuit Court
was sworn in yesterday BY Judge d.
w. Speake, Of Dscstur. the presiding
Judge Of this judicial circuit. Judge
Speake's charge 10 the grand Jury was
4 strong one and touched on AL the
violations OF the criminal laws Of the
state. He charged the grand jury es-
pecially on the alleged violations OF
the prohibition laws In this County.
saying that Il was time that such vio-
iations cease II they did exist.
Only q few weeks ago there was .
special session Of the grand jury Of
the Morgan County Law and Equity
Court, presidsd over by Judge Thomas
w. Vert. That grand jury found
eighty true bills for various offenses.
among the number being few indict-
ments for the alleged violations Of the
prohibition laws. Those indictments
were found ON the evidence OF paid de-
tectives employed BY the Law and Or
der League and on the trial Of one Of
the indictments the defendant was dis
charged by the Jury.
This IL the regular spring term Of
the Circuit Court and there will be two
weeks Of criminal court.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
wETUMpKA WANTS
CHANGE IN SCHEDULE

The people OF wetumpka have made
application to the Railroad Commission
to change the schedule OF the Wetump-
ka branch. They have requested the
Railroad Commission to force the L.
and N. Railroad Company to run the
Wetumpka train from Wetumpka
through to Montgomery in the morning
and return in the evening.
The case In set down for hearing OF
May 3. 1903. at the ONCE Of the Rail-
road Commission.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
SHOOTS YOUNG MAN
ANGRY FATHER PREVENTS EL0PE-
MENT OF HIS DAuGHTER.
John Thompson was AftemDttng 10
Elops VITA Miss Psttsrsen
when Girls Father
Used HIS Gun.

Knoxville. Tenn. April TIA spscia
to the Sentinel from sevisrvilie. Tenn
says:
John Thompson. 70 years Of are. Wa
shot and perhaps fatally wounded thii
morning about 3o'clock by George Pat.
terson. q reputable farmer whose home
10 about SIX miles from Seviervflls. II
10 claimed that Thompson was aktemp-
ting to elope with Pattersons daugh-
ter and that the shooting was re.
suit OF the attempt. Thompson. II Il
said. had been counting Miss Patter-
son and her parents had objected "a
HIS attentions and when they sought
to run away. Miss Pattsrson's father
effectualiy prevented the eiopment.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
Petition An Bnnkruptcy,

Birmingham. April 37.--(specinI.)-A
petition was fiied In the United States
Court here today TO place Alex. Poss. OF
Ensley, in involuntary bankruptcy. The
petitioning creditors were Birmingham
and Ensley firms D. B. Pegram and
j. L. Cousins were appointed by Judge
Hundley as receivers in the case.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28

New Orleans. La. April 27-Ferdi-
nand Palma and Angelo Cabuto, two
sicilians. who were arretsed as sus-
poets in connection with what IL be-
lieved to have been an attempted dy-
namiting OF the st. Louis Cathedral
here. Sunday afternoon. were released
today. The authorities say that no
positive clue has been found which
might lead to the solution OF the
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
One Of
the 40,366
Testimonials received in two
years. "Ours is a New Eng
land farmers home and

land farmers nome and
As we are twenty miles from q large
town. we are obliged to depend very
largely upon family medicines we keep
on hand all the time.
"FiPst and Foremost among them IL
Hoods Sarsaparilla, which we have
always found true friend and helper.
When i had suffered dreadfuily from
dyspepsia, without finding relief,
Hoods sarsAparilla gave me positive
help. and when had used four bot
ties I was in better health than for
many years. I have found It
"A Great Medicine to build up when
strength Is most needed, to create an
appetite, and in short to regulate the
whole system. I have lately been TAX
ing Sarsatabs, which ma convenient.
easy to take, and also very beneficial"
Mrs. e. L. Berry, West Troy. Me.
Hoods Sarsaparilla combines the
utmost remedial values Of more than
20 different ingredients. each greatly
strengthened and enriched by this
peculiar combination.
Begin taking Hoed's Sarsaparilla to-
day. Get II in the usual liquid form
or In chocolated tablets known as Sar-
satabs. 100 Doses One Dollar
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
NEGRO GRANTED BAIL.

spotter OF sheriff Hisdon's once Gets
Temporary Freedom.
Birmingham, April 27.-(Special.)--
Joe VIM. the negro spotter OF the
sheriff's ONCE, who was indicted re-
Gently on the charge OF killing a ne
gro on Red Mountain several weeks
ago. was today granted bail by Judge
Lane IN the sum of $1,000. which was
made.
The trial of Albert r. Callahan. who
was arrested In connection with the
blackmail letters sent Mrs. e. B Nor
ton. was continued today until the 3oth
instant.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-04-28
THOMAS TomLINsoN DEAD.
Father Of Prominent Alabamian Dead
- In Tenmassee. ~

Birmingham, April aT-(SpeciaL.)---
Hon. John w. Tomlinson, the we'll
known attorney OF this city. Alabama
member OF the National Democratic
Executive Committee, left here this
morning for Tate. Springs. Tenn. upon
receipts Of . telegram announcing the
death OF his father. Thomas Tomiin-
son.
The elder Tomiinson was owner OF
Tate Springs and was in the 18th year
of hts life.
Much sympathy is expressed to Mr..
Tomiinson OF this city in the hour Of
his bereavement The deceased Is sur
vtved by his widow and several sons
and daughter. The funeral will be In
Tennessee.