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Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29
Charley Thorpe Beats Cracks.

Charles Thorpe, FORMER premier Jockey
of the world and farmer from
Geneva. while in Omaha Wednesday tried
out a new gun he had Just bought and
incidentally broke a few records at the
traps and won a bunch Of mazumma from
Billy Townsend by beating that crack at
the traps on the Iowa side. Although
shooting with a strange gun, Thorpe won
his match with Townsend by breaking 100
straight. He continued his gain until he
had broken lO5 straight. and then made a
record Of 14S out OF 80 targets.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29
CREAMERY PACKAGE COMBINE
Two COmpaaies ExcIaded from Min
hesOta Because OF NiOla ton
of Antitrust Law.

ST. PAUL Jan. S.-Attorney General
Simpson received notice today that Judge
Buckham OF the district court at OWa-
tonna. in a decision unfolding the anti
trust laws of Minnesota, had declared for
feitsd the charter OF the Owatonna Manu-
featuring eompany and had barred that
company and the Creamery Package com
pany OF Chicago, both manufacturer and
dealers in creamery and dairy supplies.
from doing business in Minnesota. The suit
was brought by the state on the grounds
that the concerns had entered into an agree
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29
EVENTS ON THE RUNNING TRACKS
Jockey shilling Rides Four inn
and Two Thirds ut santa Anita.

and Two Thirds at santa ANITA.
LOS ANGELES. Jan. 2Ss-The feature of
the racing at Santa Anita park was the
brilliant riding of Jockey Shilling. out of
six mounts he rode four winners and two
display Of horsemanship. He was on a horse
which. could not run in the mud, but ne
nursed him along and, catching the favor
ite. Angelus. in the stretch. won by half a
length. Two .favorites won over a muddy
track. Summaries: 49,,
ling, to 81 won. Number One QUO; Powers!
to y. SECOND, Decklaw ao7, ]. Brooks, 10
toN1J third. Time. 1855. Ethel Day. Aunt
Polly and Daruma also. ran.
Second race, three and a haH fuflongs,
2 ngE' Esfn,o selling E lin I k'f aS HSS, shi y 9e 5, ey seee
ond, Kiora Q10, Powers. 4 to y third. Time
S Das san. DOT web ssy aNa 3 ,,c M; stO siso I Mater
ing: Fleming dO9, Shilling. 9 to p won. Ida
bali GO7. j. Brooks, s to il third, Time;
I:21t. Jane Swift, Kerry, Arimo, Tom Nc
Grath and Montelaire also ran.
Fourth race, the Boulevard handicap, one
mile and an eighth: Vox Populi ulo, Shll-
ling, I TO p won, .Angelus G10, Powers 6 to
third. Time: 1857. Molesey also ran.
Fifth race, one mile, selling: Earl Rogers
CGTT, Powers. Il to II second, Nibiick dO6,
Shilling, 4 to y third. Time; 1:42Es Jown
and Round-and-Round also ran.
Sixth race, selling, five furlongs: Almen
uO. Powers. 3 TO y won, Lulu G q0S, Du-
kdnF = u 4 btGOlhF kAAANt 0tl NhNf 49,
ling event third. Time: 1:0SIS. Early Day,
Dot Bingham, Belle of Menard, La Refine,
Hir SsS. and w fn. K kEss ansG ran Handicap.
OAKLAND, Jan. 2s.--Summaries at En-
eryville:
First race, six furlongs. selling; Figent
zoe. Deverich. Is to u won, Ace of Dia-
psrsinstoni dOi. Ross. IS to s. third Time;
1:lSA. Adena, Minot, Match Tulla, Dargin.
Traffic, Banthel and severus finished as
second race. three furlongs. purse; DUAL.
Sly Street Qlo. s~coville, Z to y won, Mr.
Dunphy Q1O. Gilbert, Z to o. second, Jack
Dennerlen Oil, Wood, 10 10 II third. Time
0:SsES. Woolton. Elain Beau, Eddie Esk
TERRACE. Basel. Sea Green and Iogician Tin
Third race, futurity. selling: Jacobits
goi; Gilbert eyenl won Tom shsw 8%
Goldstein, I to ~ third. Time: 1:149s. I'm
port, Marian Casey and Discon Belle alsc
Fourth race. mile and fifty yards, Alex
ander handicap: NadEu coz, Taplin, IS to 2
won, Clamor, QO1. Scoville, 2 TO u second
Don Enrique QlO. Gilbert, 3 TO u third
Time: 1854. Captain Kennedy and Ey'
Fifth ace, mile and twenty yards, sell
won. Beimore diS, Keogh, 9 to 81 second
Prince Nap ul6, Scoville, 16 10 - third
Time; I494S.i Colonel Bronston; Derdon
and The Vicar also ran.
Sixth race, six furlonss, purse: Rossam
G3, Taplin, 9 to 81 won, Colonel Jessup uOs
Ross. even) second. FL Piearo 600 Gilbert
George Kismet. Green Goods, East End an
Inspector Halpln also ran.
CoUntermRnd Wins Steeplechase.
SAVANNAH. Ga, Jan. $.Tsummaries:
First race. six furlongs, selling: MalNn
dOO. Brannon. 7 to % wen, Lady, F1tzher
bert. even, place) SECOND. Ensley (oui
show) third Time: l:l7as- Paniaue an
SecDnd race, one mile. purse; Rosebor
Tics, Gore even) Non. Hugh Farrell Is to
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placer second. SCiree Il 10 ? show) third.
Time. l;f6S Bene and Riccadoni also ran.
Third race. steeplechase. Jockeys riding
one mile and a half: Countermand a26.
J. johnson, II 90 81 won. Prince OF Piisen
q to 5. place. second, ST. Abe n TO 3. show
third. Time: 2:43. Euripedes also ran.
Fourth race. selling. five furlongs: PIN
pante @3. Brannon, 5 to ~ won. Merise
teven, place. second, Risk tout. show
third. Time: 1904. May Jene also ran.
0l2, Dyer, 8 to 81 won, Raw Thompson,
even. place. second. Miss Marjorie n TO g.
show third. Time: 1:i6%. Big Hand also
ran.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29
FARM ANIMALS IN COUNTRY
Uncle SANS Live stock Census shows
Some Mighty Interesting Figures
Concerning Critters. b

The crop reporting board of the bureau
of statistics of the United States Depart
ment of Agriculture estimates, from re-
ports of correspondents and agents of the
bureau the number and values Of farm
animals on farms and ranges in the United
States on January l, 1909, as follows:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29
Power of Legislature.

Upon such a state OF facts it is claimed
by the highest authority that the power to
canvass is inherent IN the legislature and
that it has the power to canvass without
first giving itself the power so to do
Mr.. West said that be , hoped to start
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29

NEWARK. n. j., Jan. 2.-A fire which
practically destroyed the home of Phiilip
II. Rankin, a lawyer. today resulted in the
ueath OF a maid servant. Anastasia Burns
alu serious injury TO her sister, Nellie
Burns, both of whom leaped from The third
story window OF the Rankin home. Mrs
daiI hh reports me loss of several thousand
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29
May Change Athletic System.

PRINCETON, n. j., Jan. PA joint
meetlng OF the taeuIty on out
mittee and the undergraduate executive
committee OF the University Athletic as
ISOLATION, II was announced today, has
been called for February 13. This meet
ing Is an extraordinary one and It is
understood that several radical changes
made.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29

HURON. S. d.. Jan. 2S.-(Special.)-
Tuesday afternoon an immense crowd
witnessed one of the best games OF bas-
ket ball ever played here. The contest
ants were Madison Normal and Huron
college teams. The game was spirited
son plays a swift game. but lacks en-.
durance, while Huron gave evidence of
professionals. The score was IS to "a,
In favor of Huron.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29
simple Remedy for La Grippe.

Racking la grippe coughs that may de-
velop into pneumonia over night are
quickly cured by Foley's Honey and Tar.
The sore and inflamed lungs are healed
and strengthened and a dangerous condi-
ton is quickly averted, Take only Foley's
Honey and Tar in the yellow package.
Sold by all druggists.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29
Farmer Barns a Professor.

Farmer Burns. who has arranged with
the Omaha Commercial college TO conduct
Of the gymnasium work OF that school, will
give q free entertainment a week from next
Tuesday at Lyric theateF. at which time
a special program will be given which will
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29

MILWAUKEE,, Wis. Jan. 2S.-President
j. d. O'Brien OF the American Association
OF Base Balls clubs today announced the
signing Of Charles F. King of Brockton,
Mass, as umpire for the coming season.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29

Last night on the Metropolitan alleys the
Chabo Shoe company won three games
from the Dreibus Candy company. all three
games were close. The first game was
won by seven pins, the second by two and
the third by three pins. Godrie was high
for the candy kids, with 61. Foley carried
off all honors for Caption Grote's team,
with 5s1. Tonight Cole McKennas VS.. Post
offIpa Sierra
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29
WITH THE BOWLERS.

A most exciting and interesting game
took place on the Association alleys last
night between Bengele's Peoples and How
ards Heavys. While the scores were not
so high, 1t will keep the players talking
for a month or more, how 1t happened. In
order to win the match old "Shure Shot
Bengele had to get a double in the last
frame. and he was right there with the
goods and captured the game with seven
pins to the good. Score:
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29

HoWARDs

Tonight, Chancellors against Sampecks.
Cit A won two games from the Money
Orders in the Postoffice league last night
on the Metropolitan alleys. Croze took all
high honors, with 437 for totals and 1870 for
single games. Tonight Carriers A Vs,
Carriers b. Score:
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be varied and interesting. Farmer Burns
has moved 10 Omaha With his family that
he might take advantage Of the better op-
portunities which Omaha offers for the cd
uCetiOn Of his children and Expects 10 make
Omaha his home In the future.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29
Most Food is Poison

to the dyspeptic. Electric Buffers cure dy-
spepsia. liver and kidney complaints and
debility. Price SOC. For sale by Beaton
DRUG Co
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29
THREE NEW COLORADO lines
General Manager Mohler of Union
Pacific So Announces.
NOT TO PARALLEL HILLS c. & S
New Construction 60 run ERst from
Greeley for sugar Rect Rsisers
aud North from Denver
60 Erie.

A. l.. Mohler. vice president and general
MANAGER of the Union Pacific, announces
that his road will begin as soon as possible
the construction OF three new stretches OF
road. comprising seventy-four miles, In
Colorado. The surveys for these roads
have been made and the right-of-way Is
now being secured.
Mr.. Mohler says these roads are not being
built to parallel the Colorado & southern.
but that they rather parallel the Union Pa
cific lines. one of these lines is from Den
YER north to a point near Erie. and the
other two lines are branches east from
Greeley, Colo.
Greeley Branch q Cost $4,000, q
The lines to the east from Greeley will
be about thirty-five miles long and Will
cost about s. 10000 They will extend
from Greeley into the Grow Creek territory
and northeast into the Greeley-Poudre ir-
rigation district. Most Of the right-of-way
has been secured and work will begin in a
couple of weeks with 1000 men and half
as many teams on the job.
These new lines go into a rich, irrigated
section that is well adapted for the raisins
Of sugar beets. In the Lone Tree and
Grow Creek districts, the lands have been
cultivated lot years. buN NV NhNA HeNN
not been able to grow sugar beets the best
money making crop, to advantage, because
of the long haul to the Greeley factory.
The other line from Denver north to a
point near Erie is taken to mean that the
Union Pacific will tap the rich Weld coun'
try, tapping the coal regions around Fred
erick and Firestone. 1t is also taken &c
be part of a double track system from
Greeley south, as the new line practically
parallels lines already I'm existence.
New Branch Road In Iowa.
The Engineering Construction and Sc
curities p of Chicago has secured
the contract for the financing and con
struCtion of an eighteen-mile railroad
from Clarinda, la, on the Burlington, via
College Springs TO Blanchard, Ia, oI
Elmo, Mo, on the Wabash. The work
will begin next week and will be in
charge of c. B.. Judd, chief engineer, ant
c. A. Ross, vice president of the con
struction company.
All the shops on the Rock Island sys'
TEN have been ordered to close down FOL
three days. Information of the order
comes here from the shops in Rocl
Island, Ill. Retrenchment is said to bC
the reason for this action.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29
NEBRASKA SAILORS WINNERS
surpass Those of other BattIeshiPs In
All sorts Of Competitions.

The sailors on board the battlesnip Ne
braska are a hieh-class set in many ways
and continue to win honors in any sort OF
competition which is ~inaugurated. While
at Colombo. Ceylon, a series Of base bail
games were played In which the Nebraska
team easily won the championship for 1905,
beating the team from the New Jersey I'm
the final game after New Jersey had won
from the Virginia and Kentucky teams.
The scores were:
Kentucky. 10; Minnesota. 10.
New Jersey, 2. Virginia. 2
Nebraska, I; Missouri, l..
New Jersey, 3; Kentucky, l.
Nebraska. p; New Jersey, 10.
The Nebraska also won the cup given TO
the feet by the correspondents with the
fleet for being the best in the Atlantic fleet
signal competition drill. In the second d.
Vision drill Nebraska won and this left the
Nebraska and Kansas to compete for the
first squadron championship and the Lou.
isisna and the Kentucky for the second
squadron championship. Nebraska beat
Kansas Is TO "a points and Kentucky beat
louisiana q to %, which left Nebraska and
Kentucky TO compete for the first fleet
Championship. Nebraska then beat the
Kentucky 30 to 10 points, with the Kear-
sarge making the drill. winning the cup.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29
Points of the Case.

Mr.. West. in giving ar insight into points
he will present to the supreme court in
support of his contention that Governor
shallenberger and not former Governor
Sheldon has the right to appoint, said;
The amendment conferred authority on
the governor to appoint and by the same
act fixed the time when the power of ap"
pointment would be called into being.
The law up to 1895 conferred the power
amendments on the legislature, but an act
attempted to be passed in that year changed
the law so that the csnvassing power was
given to the state board of canvassers
and the law existing therefore was re-
pealed. We claim that the law of 1895 was
never legally enacted for this reason: The
act originated in the. senate, was passed
and sent to the house where it was
amended In title and body, passed and
sent back to the senate for concurrence,
but the senate never took any action on
the amendment.
I'm 1897 the legislature amended the act
Of 1895 by repeating and re-enacting it in
most Of its provisions, but emitting that
part giving power to canvass to the state
board of canvassers. The situation now
is that we claim that the law of 1877 is
still in force. II, however, the law of
1895 is held to be well passed so that the
law. of 1877 is repealed, then the statute
as it now stands under the law of 1897 is
entirely silent as to the authority by which
the vote shall be canvassed.
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29

Active sslG5men-Ble Want Ads
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toSntermand wins steepIechase.

SAVANNAH. Ga, Jan. 8.-Summartes:
First race. six furlongs, selling: Malvfna
uOO. Brannon. 7 to % won, Lady F1tzher-
bert, even, place) SECOND. Ensley (out,
show) third. Time: 1:lIas. Panidue and
Miss Dustin also ran.
Second race, one mile. purse; RoseborC
Ii0S, Gore even) Won, Hugh Farrell Is to /
Omaha daily bee., 1909-01-29
PLAN OF The CUSTER SUIT
Quo Warranto Proceedings to Remove
Dean and Seat Oldham.
CLAIM IS 1895 LAW NOT SOUND
west Challenges LEGALITY Of Enact
ment and Holds Power to Cam
vass Election Returns is In
herent in Legislature.

Quo warranto proceedings to determine
by what authority the present or the re-
firing governor Of Nebraska has or had to
appoint judges Of the supreme court under
the constitutional amendment adopted by
vote Of the people in the general election
last November will be Instituted in SUI
preme court this week by Attorneys joel
W. West and r. J. Mahoney on the part
and in behalf of Willis u. Oldham Of
Kearney. appointed by Governor shsllen-
berger.
Judge oldham was appointed Wednesday
to fill the vacancy caused by the resigna-
ton Of Silas A. Holcomb, appointed by
Governor shallenberger, but who was dis
qualified by reason Of not having lived in
the state the required period. The quo
warranto proceedings will be instituted not
only for the purpose of determining the
appointing power. but to Gust Judge j. r.
Dean, appointed by Governor Sheldon.
The proceedings Will be based upon two
ccrtentions, one that the law granting to
a state canvassing board the power to cam
vass the returns of an election on consti-
tuticnal amendments was not legally
passed, and the other on the ground that
the legislature has An inherent right to
canvass the returns Of such an election.
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MI. PLEASANT NOTES.

Mrs. J. w. Whitfield honored her
niccLs, Misses Gladys Anderson and Al
bertha Livingston, with an introduc-
tory party on July %. Quite an en-
joyable evening was spent.
Mrs. Daisy Kennedy and little
daughter, of Pulaski, are here on a
visit to Mrs. Kennedy's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Vannoy complE
mented DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Whitfield's
house guests, Mrs. E. d. Anderson and
Mrs. R. B. Meeks, Misses Gladys An
derson and Albertha Livingstone, with
a fishing outing on July 20. A large
number of fish were caught, which
were fried and eaten on the banks of
the river
One of the most pleasant affairs
that the younger set has enjoyed re-
Gently was the party given by Misses
Ocie w. Jordan and Thelmer Watkins
last Friday evening at the residence
of Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Jordan in honor
of Misses Sadie Harlow, of Birming-
ham, Ala. Gladys Anderson, of Chi
cago, and Albertha Livingstone, of
Louisville, KY.
The programs are out for the
White Missionary Convention, which
is to be held at Jones Chapel A. M. E
Church August IS, 10 and 20.
The pulpit of Jones Chapel was
graced Sunday at II a. M with an ell
oquent sermon by Bishop H.. B. Parks
of New York.
The concert at the Auditorium Mon
day night given by Mrs. D. A. Joyce
was taken in by a goodly number,
Rev. D. j. Mitchell, of Franklin
visited our town Monday.
Miss Gussie Daily left Sunday fol
Hampshire to open school at tha
place Monday morning.
It appears that our town is having
religious shower, there being bap
tism by some of the churches ever.
Sunday
Rev. A. P. Gray, of Canaan, was il
town Monday
Little Currell Smith, who met wit
the painful accident OF breaking hi
arm, is much improved.
Mr.. A. P. Smith and Mrs. o. ]. BIZ
ford went to Columbia Thursday.
Miss Kittie Howse, of MurfreesborC
returned home Saturday
Mrs. R. B. Meeks and little daugf
ter, Clara B., of Murfreesboro, re
turned home Tuesday morning.
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SOUTH PITTsBuRe NOTES

DR.. W. ]. Astrapp is in Scottsboro,
Ala, this week on business.
Mrs. Ellen Smith and Mrs. Ella Nc
Elroy left last week to attend the
Grand Lodge of the Ancient Daugh-
tiers of Africa, which met near Clarks-
Vile, in West Tennessee.
All the District public schools
opened Monday, each with credita-
BILE enrolment.
Mr.. A. F. Shockley, of Jasper was
here one day last week and while his
rig and horses were left alone in
front of w. F. McDaniels' Store the
horses became frightened, ran away
and wrecked the rig. The Jasper
Livery Stable sustained the loss of the
rig.
Mrs. VIM. Martin and sons have re-
turned to Poland Station near Nc
Minnville.
Mr.. Jasper Matthews died on the
End inst and was buried at the city
cemetery.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Al
bert Pankey died last Wednesday and
was carried to Pikeville for burial.
The baby daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
VIM. Northcut IL being treated by DR..
Holmes. Mr.. AID MIRA CArrollW {!
Holmes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carol Hawkins speat
last Sunday at Jasper.
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EAYErrEvILLE Morris.

We are having deal of sickness in
our little town; also some deaths.
Mr.. Charlie Kelso died on the 21st
of July Mr. Wyatt Vance died few
days ago. Mr.. Perry Zinennon died
August End.
We are glad to Sc Mr.. Alonzo Bur
row able to be out again. Mrs. Bur
row is improving.
The annual picnic at Merry's Chapel
on last Saturday was a success.
The Colored Fair will convene in
Fayetteville on August 9th and con-
tinue two days The managers hope
to make this the best fair in the his
tory of the county.
Mrs. w. A. Thompson, of Chat
tanooga and little niece, Lizzie, are
visiting our town. They are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G. Carly
The Eighth District school opened
on the 10th of July. Prof. G. 7. Hall
principal, and Mrs. M. M. Tyler, as
sistant. The school is progressing
nicely.
Miss Myrtle Pamplin left for An
tioch on the End to assist Miss Ma
bel P. Hall with in her school.
An examination for those who failed
in the annual examination and alst
for those who failed to attend thu
annual examination will convene il
Fayetteville on August 9th and con
tinue two days.
Prof. G. T. Hall will conduct sait
. examination.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Having qualified as administrator OF
the estate of ]. ]. Cowan, deceased,
notice Is hereby given to all persons
Indebted to said estate to come for
ward and make payment of same to
the undersigned, and an persons hold
ing claims against said estate are no
titled to present the same properly YER
flied within the time prescribed by law
or be forever barred. RICHARD
HILL, Administrator, 40 l-2 Cedar
street, Nashville, Tenn.
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NYse ClarN FriefVon. who has been
very Ill. suffering with pleurisy, is
improving slowly.
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Master Victor Lightfoot is conva-
lescing.
Mrs. Emma McCampbell is improv-
ing.
Mrs. Chas. H. Lifhtfoot is able to
be out again.
Rev. Mr.. Lindsey has returned to
Chattanooga on account of the i'll
ness of his mother, Mrs. Robinson.
Miss Matilda Robinson left last
Friday for her home in Chicago.
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NC. & SILKY.
TICKET OFFICES
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CITY OFFICE
In Maxwell House, Corner Church
Street and 4th Ave, North.
PHONE MAIN 377

Corrected January IL, 19Os.)
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ACCOMMODATE Flyer" solid train ~S'Voan
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al1S0pm-M EN- phis and Hickman To:OOah
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s,Q17pm-ChioaSo. Jacksonville. "s2opm
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train. Dining cars.
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East. Connections ~ fer
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Vile, Huntsville, Tracy
city, South Pittsburg.
MOO D m-Tullahoma Accommoda- W'loAm
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BANK DIRECTORY

baAksS
operated ezsssvSS
states, principally
n names information eoacrnas
them given below
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RowLINe eREEN 40 NoTEs

Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Thurman enter
tanned in a most enjoyable manner
last Saturday, July 81, at their home
at Bowling Green, KY, in celebration
Of the tenth anniversary of the wedding
of Mr.. and Mrs. 7. E. Smiley, of North
Nashville. Fishing was the feature of
the evening. Mr.. and Mrs. 7. e..
Smiley were delightfully."- entertained
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel
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BLY, on Sunday. Those present were
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry Thurman, Mr.. and
Mrs. T. E. Smiley, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
uel BLY,, Mrs. Flowers, Of Indianapo-
lis, Mrs. BLY,, of Cairo Mrs. Winston,
Misses Sophia Beech, Daisy Fredella
Thomas and Master Thomas Eugene
Smiley
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has returned to her home, after spend
ing while with her aunt, Mrs. Katie
DARTS, of Az South Spring street.