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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-15

In view of the kind of receptions Doc
Cook has been meeting lately, he prob
ably regards the north pole region as
a nice warm climate
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-15

If Packer Cudahy could have his
way, there would be no more killing
of calves until lower prices for beef
should prevail. But what is to become
of the prodigal sons?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-15

The Democrats are overlooking some
thing in failing to claim credit for the
excellent condition of the wheat crop.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-15

Every man who plants garden seed
in city backyard is another evidence
of the country's optimism.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-15

Manufacturers are renewing theil
old antitariff reform tactics. They are
threatening to move to Germany.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-15

The best remedy for the high cost
OF living is an increased income.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-15

The new tariff bill cuts cards and
cheese but how about ice?
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-15

The Blackfoot Indians are reported
to be starving. 1t may be that they
are merely on a hunger strike.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-15

The latest news from Mexico is that
nobody is satisfied and nobody safe.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1913-04-15

| There is something sad about the
attempt of the simp who attempted to
pot kfnk Alfonsy. The low-browed
wretch shot perfectly good horse.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06

crt themselves during this time. as
they ars certain OF victory. No onc
Is certain of victory. and no on" VIII
he until all ~ over. You may he III
the lead now and reasonably sure IN
your own mind that no one can de-
feat Vol for the prize you want. but
you do not know what efforts will b.
rut forth before the close. and while
you may rest. apparently secure IN
tho prospect OF winning. your very
nearest competitor will probably he
wurkiuyg 50 cncrEc;ically that the
gap between you now viii be closed
up and the balanc" returned In her
favor. No candidate Is going 10 al
low victory TO be snn;chcd from her
grasp when little real effort Will
win for hor during these two weeks.
and any candidate who falls to do her
very hest is llabl" to he without the
charmed circle OF winners on Janu-
lazy Is. no matter how far In front
nc may he at present
Present standings are not !ndica-
tive OF final results by u long way.
Real effort NOW l. going to swing
the pendulum Of victory or defeat.
aud if you really desire that l3l j
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICE T6
OUTSIDE CANDIDATES

In order that the candidates
outside OF the City Of Trinidad
may have the same length OF
time TO work on the FINAL BIG
CLUB OFFER OF THE CON.
TEST as the candidates OF the
city. We will allow these outside
candidates to mail their sub.
scriptions BY 9 o'clock next
Wednesday night and have them
apply on this offer. All that will
be necessary will be to have the
postmark or postmaster's sig
nature show that the envelope
or package was mailed BY 8
o'clock Wednesday night.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06

Florence Morgan. Folsom. ..120lo
Elsie 5pahr. Cokedalc.. ..?:G"
Elizabeth Dave. Sopris.. GGU5"
Clara De Almond. Cokedalc. .G3"sn
Fern Ferguson. Janscn... .Gi3nn
Anna Meek. S:arkvillc. ...s2:o"
Lucille White. Folsom. y. NJ. ,G1'cn
Nora Hcnslcy. Folsom. y. NJ. aa.ao
Matte Richardson. Cokcdalc. 1890
Ruth Bradford. Dawson. y. NJ aiI,"
Mrs. May Henderson. Dcs
Moincs. New Mexico. ... 52aI"
Elizabeth Rothmei. Simpson. e.Gsn
Mrs. Bcva u Ambrosio. Sopris. ,0i2o
Kathryn Hollcnhcck., Trim
chcfa. ....... i6'2"
Mrs. Margaret Walsh. VALDEZ. !5I:I
Grace Hendricks. Cokcdalc. 1850
Mary Franch. iiochnc. e.. ..211..n
Laura Hcnerson. Hoehnc. &c. .25?"b
Laura Crow. Folsom. y. NJ. .:0S'n
Mrs. J. G.. Cooper. simpson. 1890
Anna Corrcdo. Gray Creek. -. $500
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06

FORD" completely equipped touring
ear. one OF the elegant S32J KohlcT
* Campbell pianos. a perfect Slor
diamond ring. 2"-y"ar guaranteed
ladies gold watch or complete
Drchcr or Trinidad business College
coursc. now is yong opportunity to
win yoir selection.
Have you ever witnessed horse
race. where th. fayor.t. started ont
In front. passed the quarter and half
poles away In the lead. and then fell
down during til" last quarter. while
the rank outsider. not considered
as better than a las, place pcfsibi.,tr.
ronp"d in' ahead oG the ll,nriic,
This illustrates perfectly what L. Just
"a iiaiir as not To happen In III. 'iu-
i"S, during ih"s" last two w.'!;i. We
don't say that 1t will happcn. nut
fuch things have happened So a:,"n
the candidate. who Is not gly"r :.
chance 10 win by tn. wise one
finally defeating all her rIvals--that
II similar occurrence In The Chrou.
icic-Scws' campaign would not he
surprising. Hence. "" want to I'M
pgcss upon every candidate th" me-
c.fsiiy Of doing her best before the
finish Dysrtgk.s MS
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06

We have now entered the thick of
the fight. tho battlc Is on, and when
the SMOKE clears away on lanuury
Is. WHO WILL STAND FORTH AS
ViCTORS? Who knows Victory ~
as liable to perch on tho banner OF
one candidate 1911 another. ard prob
ably the candidate who is now hover
Ing near tho ,.l'w ,.lurlOnship. as
tho brllis. sag. may be the one
who viii come 20 fast during thcsc
last two weeks tina, there will be no
stopping hcr-shc will sweep all be
fore her aud march triumphantly 10
her goal. This statement should be
considered well by all candidates.
aud cspecInlly those who may feel
that there Is no need for them to cS-
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06

possession %! n .cliablc motor ear
such as this one. After winning this
car you viii have increased your
HES happiness hundred fold.
Then. the district amG division
prizes. Even should your efforts fall
II little short of nnothcr's. and Fate
deere" that you should not win the
automobile. you still have splendid
| prospect before YOU. for II you finish
first In your division. you viii h. re-
warhcd with u handsome S325 Kohl
cr q Campbell upright plano. which
offers 20 much of real picasur" and
enjoyment that lis value cannot 10
estimated. To have within your home
zach an instrument. with which YOU
may entertain your family. your
guests or yourself at amy time is
something worth thinking about.
Th.s. Instruments are handsome and
splendid ones and are guaranteed FOR
practically u lifetime. They are on
display NJ !. ". cooicy's local ascn-
cy OF tho Kni:h,-Campbcl' Musir Co.
where they Were purchased.
I Then there are tho perfect and
beautiful 500 diamond rings. These
stones are genuine diamonds. oxquis-
I lt"ly mounted and possess clcarbcss.
hrilliancy and perfect cut'ins-the
necessary attributes Of perfect
stone. Every young woman desires
NJ some time or another to own such
/ a gem. and probably the chance 10
secure one Of this quality may never
bc brough, within your reach again.
View ,hi.m ~ l.. II. Halls. 4. l.. Al
/ lens or W l.. Bauer irw.lry cs-
ItablishmcBi' and your discrimination
to win will hc !ncrcaFrd hundred
fold.
| The NOSE necessary article OF
IcwclTy for young WOMAN Is re-
liable watch. so many times dur.
ing tho couIsc OF day does watch
come into use tina, prisCn accGs-
toned to carrying. one feels lost
without on" Especially does n young
woman In business need one. WITH
a reliable watch you arc never late
for appointments. aud taidincss IA
| the cardinal faul; OF the business
twCrld. Other breaches OF business
Ilaw may he overlooked but tardiness
never. With such u watch rs we arc
oficring you will never be guilty OF
| this offensc. for these watches arc
not only absolutely guaranteed. but
are handsome ~ we'll. l.. II. Hall
land l.. l.. Allen have these on dis
play and to see them Il to want one.
! Education is necessary to success.
The modern business man demands
oI his assistants that they come to
/ him prepared TO take up the work
/ laid out for them. Years ago, bus!-
ness men were willing to train their
employees. but the days of such meth
DDS are long since past. The present.
day business college of established
standing takes the student who de-
sire to prepare for Il business career
and turns her out finished product
in whatever line she has chosen for
her life work. Practically every
branch of business learning is taught
by the Trinidad and Dreher Business
Colleges. In which We will award
three complete courses. |; you wan,
to succeed in life. no better oppor-
nnity VIII over be presented.
If YOr WISH ANY OF THESE
PRIZES THE TINE FOR Yor TO
PROVE YOUR RIGHT TO THEM
HAS ARRIVED. THIRTEEN MORE
I
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06

MAJ JoTi. Hoidsworth. Gii
Mrs. II. Mayiicid. !Gi Park. i031l0
Goldic lett. Il3 Nevada io3iGo
Gratlcc Johnson. Gl9 Willow i"i"3o
Ada Fowler. 80; Grant. ..iooaSo
Anna Malourf. 60c W. Main. l"oilo
augusta Moycr. l:33 Blvd. l0o0tn
vcrlic Gatiin. AS Flrst. $685."
Leah DcWii'. :2o Shor; stree, ."oaO
Mrs. Hannic u. Horton. ."G
Willow street. ... ... ~" !"
Katherine Goodrich. 100 i'ark an:."
AichiSon street.. &c. N:N""
Francis Cur;p. ~. College. S9.."
Iiiancli" Dniton. All Topeka 1886"
ANNA Ratii. 3iI Nevada. ..NIGS"
Julia F.iiar. go: Prospect SI?6"
Alicc Bray. i:' Nevada. 800. $50"
Susie Chiids. ii0 ". Enoa. ...i"
RafaelI,a Scnn. SCI State. .::i"
Nc,tic Ninmson. $50 Univ. iS2"
Edith Carter. i:i Johnson. 1880
Mimic Butler. 502 Pine. .. .oo"p
Irene tingi..s. 3IJ W. Bsca. .GS.Io
Nellie pomcIny. >.i Aichlson f53""
llcicn Walker. san IuIn. iaca q: ."
Louise Fisher. 5is Nevada =. .1o?o
Mnym. Browning. &C., College SiS?"
DO, Sanders. :Ii Colorado. ::"io
Edna Scohcc. W. Kansas. ...a'3o"
Grace Green. :il Nevada. %. ioGSo
Efiic Roper. 81: :. Com. e. ioo:1
Laura ii.i ing. 81" :. Animas '.6.o
Mrs. i. ". Bartlett. 5ls
Washington. .. ... ....... 1883"
Maud Ro,"baush. 13a Park. .ia.ao
Nellie sullivan. in0 University 10000
Virginia Ea-ton. 81. Topeka. 1860
Zee P.ll.;t. Topeka avenue. 3a.""
Mrs. 4. =. knnr. i.a state. 800
Esther White. i"l short. .":3o
Eva Richardson. sol Convent. 2J2a"
Nina Anderson. T!liotson street. ESQ
Gladys Pit,cugcr. los Plum. &c. 1850
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
Two More Gays Of the Final Club
Offer,

Jus, two more days and the Final
DIg Club Offer Of III" contest will
draw u y close. The work being
done by practically every candidate
proves that they appreciate their op.
por,unIt.cs and are going 10 die hard.
Those who hnv" rs yc, don. but lit
.ii. on thIr offer should lose no time
In getting started. There IL still
time to secure it's advantages and cy-
cry vote secured is n step nearer sue
r.ss. "Wednesday night n, . o'clock
this offer will close and those who
have failed To take advantage OF It,.
and those will b. hu, few. Will hav.
missed n chance thar may mean final
defeat. Votes are the only things
that will win FOR you. and without
these necessary things you cannot
hope to win. Hence. every one Is
worth securing and essential 10 suc-
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
:. :. :. :. :: :: :: !: :: =
DISTRICT NO. i

;: Consists of Las An'mas coun- =
+ ty of Colorado south of the Las +
!: Animas river, including all &
!: towns and territory bordering =
:: on the river. and Union and Cot ::
!. fax counties. of New Mexico.
:. j.: = q = = :: !. :. = :: = {. : ) + &
B.ulah Barnes. =. o. Box lG? lOi"Go
Dora Fourct. Starkviilr 1881 70
Rae Ccc, Tcrcio... -. 10000
May Wilson. StarkNiilc, lo29lU
Ethel Prosscr. p. o. HoX I"2 !9S5J
Mrs. Walter sherman. Ration aGdo0
May Fiicr, X. +. d. No. 49,. 362Go
Virgic Hitson. Dcs Moincs 3o930
Ms. Robert Powell. Folsom 95SG0
Maude Werdcman. Jansen. 95Se0
Raraclita Garcia. Sopris. .9ooI6
Mrs.. w. w. Clark. Folsom. -. $500
Mnrie Mcrhling. Wcsion... 1890
MRS. G. i. Church, Trlnchcra $500
Wilma Hardin. Clayton. \. NJ. 1890
Fay Tcneyckc, Jansen... ...IoG00
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
Closing of Nominations.

Win the last appearance OF tho
nomination blank In Saturday pa
per. tho nominations closed, and the
battle VIII now be fonshl among the
young women whose names appear in
tohny's paper. These are the ones
from among whose number the win
nets VIII he chosen, and with thu
brightest prospects they have entered
the honc stretch. and are now tray
cling fast toward their goal.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
ALL CANDIDATES

Tic votes that appear today
include those cast up to Satar.
day evening. All votes received
up to l2 o'clock (noon) today
will appear in tomo'row's
,Tuesday's) pancr.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
:. : :. :! {. = ;: !. !: :: = = I. = 4
DISTRICT NO. 3 =:

=. Consists of lluerfaro County :
:: and all towns in Las Animas :
{. county, north OF the Las AMI
!. mas river. bur not including I
!: towns or territory bordering on
:. the river.
:. :. !. :. :. :. :. !: !: !: :. I. :: : {. + ::
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
The Last Coupon Today.

The coupon that appears in today S
paper is the last that will be pub
lishod during the campaign. These
coupons MUST be returned to this
office by 6 o'clock next Friday night.
January 10, In order to be counted
-,i.rr this time these coupons will
be void. DO not return them after
the above hour and expect them to
he counted
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06

DAYS WILL SEE THE FINISH. GET
.ErSN AND KEEP BUSY. SUCCESS
is YOURS lE NOU TRY.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
DISTRICT NO. !

I: Consists Of the City OF Trlni-
!: dad. from the center Of CONNER
:: cia, street ani Arizona avenue.
= west.
The chronicle=news., 1913-01-06
Where the Prizes Are.


II you wish to rc:lizc Just how
valuable your time is during these
next two weeks. call and see the
prizes which will be awarded to the
young women who show the most en-
crgy and ambition during this time
Tho handsome Capital Prize 1913
FORD" completely equipped touring
car is on display at the Trinidad
Novelty Works, where it was pur-
chased. If after viewing this hand
some car. splendidly upholstered,
with complete equipment. You do not
desire IL for your own and do not
resolve to work ccRselcssly until I, is
yours or its possessor is chosen, then
you do not rlliie anything worth
while in life. The possession of such
n car means to n young woman the
acme of happiness. Days. weeks. yea,
months aud yoars of pleasure are
hers. There is no limit to the pleas
urc that can be obtained through
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-12
INSTITUTE SPEAKERS TO BE
AT FARMERS CLUB SATURDAY

On saturday the Farmers CLUB
will meet at Mr.. Eugene Firms home
south OF town, and on this occasion
the members will have with them
PrOfs. Spencer and McQuarrie. OF the
State university, who are making a
tour of the State in the interest oi
agriculture, delivering lectures on
subjects of great interest and bene-
fit to the farmers. They will lee
ture at the Farmers Club Saturday
and it will be to the advantage OF
every newcomer, especially, to be
present and gain knowledge and eX-
perience from these experts. Every
body cordially invited to attend,
bringing well filled baskets.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-12
AUDIENCE HIGHLY PLEASED
WITH LAST NIGHTS SHOW.

4 good sized audience attended the
Maddocks-Field players perform
ance last night at the Auditorium
and without an exception all were
highly pleased with the show. "ln-
diana Folks" was the bill and all
members OF the cast were at their
member OF the cast were at their
u.arity and is being more largely at
tended at every succeeding perform
ance. 4 matinee is in progress this
afternoon, attended by large crowd.
The Maddocks-Field players have
gained very considerable comment
throughout the South. as being one
OF the best and most up-tO-date at
fractions ever presented to the pub
lie at popular prices. Their PLAYS
are the hest money can produce. be-
ing complete in every detail, and
controlled exclusively by the Mad
docks Field players. The repertoir is
varied and very extensive. maxim"
il possible for them to reproduce any
one of the twenty-five plays on 4
days notice. rs their stay in this
city is limited to Il few days, they
will select some of their very best
| THE Call OF the Woods is the bill
! FOR tonight and it premises to be Z
F., tci.-liner
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-12

1T may seem ,rining matter"
says a writer in the Observer, but
think that the man ' 10 wears his
gloves seems to be smarter than the
man who carries his gloves in his
hands" Surely it is no tritling mat
ter. One might meet the Observer
writer any day, and then II one were
carrying ones gloves Instead of wear
Ing them, what an outsider one would
feel.-The Bystan1er.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-12

The cornerstone of the new Cath
Ole church at West Palm Beach was
laid recently with impressive cere-
monies. The building is being con-
structcd Of tile and will cost $2O,-
600 when completed.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-12
TIRE DEPARTMENT I'D
FINE WORK THIS MORNING

That t.ere @ora no iaiHrcs sUf-
forcd at the fire this morning is re
markahlc. OWN to the tct that the
root Was q mess q Aames ana the
rfomcn bad "eaat difficulty a 's't-
Ing tho blaze from The top Of tie
house. air K q Pat#s n, 0ao 81 $
attcn rinse q MEN dive uon. Tho 20 +
slipped from OF the ladder aud oa'e
Tie rcaeure q CA.ct Swals saved
him from being buried in the mud
and water. however he was rome IT,
vorso for his experience. Carl Kern
in attempting 10 catch the WAGON at
the school house, was thrown against
the fender, Int outside OF a few
bruises. came ont all right.
Had it not been Tor the improve
ments that the fire committee have
recently installed at the station in
the way of telephone, and alarm
bell, which allowed the driver to lose
nc time in getting to the fire, the
house would have been burned to
the ground and likely the houses
next to it. So while boosting Lake
land remember the fire ladies, who
are always ION the job"
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-12

FOR RENT Double house just fin
ished, one and half squares
north of school building; rooms
and bath in each side. Box o93.
Get key at John +. Cox's office.
366
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-12

SIIUi Q.



Who lane lie capital
Of TIE Na8tlaila!
Don't rap aue OF sgd
rey. for So la yea to the
bottom = t' ca MAGAZINE OK.
porcr hae 4 co1crod the place, which
is called 6y me extraordinary name of
Yass-Canbcrea, aed ,ells froside trav.
clers how to find its site, TO do this
draw line on the map connecting
Melbourne With sydney, divide it by
two points into three equal parts, and
Tie point nearest sydney VIII stand
FOR the future capitol Of Australia
This site was roa"hly specified by
The constitution Of 1900, but it took a
tnyoar controversy to select tho site
definitely.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-12

:-s.ie. Of houston, Texas
g.,. a position with the
a rutherford Shoe Co.
,..r. ms had six years expert
,.o business and is an
~ ..t,r
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-12
Pest res Cr0yL.a;r
TO Natural { lcf

I" C9.-I99 L2--22 13ee q G-4l --
RoIoly for Lan3-..s, Tal..a,
aid, Cay Hair.
The oil is.ca Of vsin" ra~a ier
d.. Scnlng tao hair is a~ala ,om.4@
in vogue. Oar crar d1os.es
ar'. alossy hair At saventy-1te,
.ile oar mothers are erey .s.
t.tt are fEty. Our graHdn9tAer
l-=.,t taeir hair soft and eloaay with
. SAGE Tea" which also restored
tie natural color.
Or objection to using such a pre'-
aration was the trouble of making
it. This objection has been overcome
b. the Wyeth Chemical Co. of New
York, who has placed on the market
a superior preparation Of Sage. COM
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-12

!. rr... NcCrary left last night
ri..,rr.n. where he goes to at
III. convention of Knights
.o.ng as a delegate from
lax .I.1l lodse.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-12

Inc auto tires
al.ng the famous
.tr lines, also a gen.
70 slpplies, Presto
FreSto service. We
). cash. securing low
!. VIA sell Won just as
!. Gan buy same class
Call and see us.
'a and Supply Co.
2s2
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-12

ro-e and AZ ration In X 8n.
nlIte contcn'-Hr.l T. is born to
lope5 aid az. -"'i' 81 e sparks
IL upward.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-12
NOTICE.

Notice is horehy even th4f uEt
da>s after date hereof tine Under
stoned viii apply to the LEGISLATURE
Of Florida for charter for the to~n
of bradley.
w. V. RANSONF.
w. II. S'RRENCi
j. c. ENGLISH
rppES TUCKER, JR, Attorney.
3lSWcc
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-12

The ladies OF Grace Evangelical
Lutheran church will meet in regu-
lar session at the church Friday ait
ernOOn at = p. ~
NJ L. Al.FlELD. See.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-12

de, wife and daugh-
,.. for their home
lnaia. after a three
.ukeland.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1913-03-12
!, Case Of Fire
phone 5000

wright left today for
y Nil spend the next
|. T. !;
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-07-25
REELFooT LAKE IS
PUBLIC PROPERTY
WRITS CT POSSESSION WERE
ISSUED TUESDAY AFTER
NOON.

JACKSON, Tenn, July 23.-Writs
of possession were issued from the
office of Supreme Court Clerk Carroll
Tuesday vestmg the state with own
ership of two,thirds of Reelfoot lake,
which was held by the supreme court
at the April term to be rightfully pub
lie property. After the writs have
been approved by H. H. Barr, OF
Nashville, chief counsel for the state,
they will be forwarded to the shsriffs
of Obion and Lake counties to be
served on the West Tennessee Land
Company and its officers. With this
formal procedure that part of the lake
which the supreme court held to be
public property will pass finally from
the control of the West Tennessee
Land Company. and into the posses
sion of the state.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-07-25
BEAN SEED

Splendid assortment of finest varie-
ties of Bean Seed of all kinds.
15ld1t WIT CHAFFIN BROS.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-07-25
TO RECOVER MORE
THAN 100000
TRIAL OF CASE AGAINST GREAT
SOUTHERN AGENCY COMPA.
NY Is BEGUN.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July 23.-
The preliminaries of legal battle
that promises to last for week or
more began in chancery court here
today when there came up for trial
the case of c. w. Stephens ct al vs.
Great Southern Agency Company In
the case about eleven hundred stock
holders are attempting to recover
from the promoters of the company
over 100000 alleged to have been
procured in the sale of the stock by
fraudulent and false representation
The 100000 in the treasury of the
company at the time the receivership
was instituted, is in the hands OF
Clerk and Master Sam Erwin, receiv-
er, and the suit is to recover the rest
from the directors and the prom
ers, especially from Herbert and his
wife. Practically all of today's ess-
sion was used in the selection of a
jury.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1913-07-25
REGISTRATION NOTICE

Pursuant to the statutes of Ten
nessee notice is hereby given that
the registration books for Maury
county, Tennessee, will be open for
the registration of voters at all OF
the regular voting precincts of the
county on
Monday, August IL, 1913.
Tuesday, August II, 1913.
Wednesday, August Is, 1913.
Thursday, August IA, 1913.
Friday, August Is, 1913.
y Saturday, August 16, 1913.
Monday, August Is, 1918.
Tuesday, August 10, 1918.
Wednesday. August 20, 1913.
Thursday, August 81, 1913.
Between the hourse of O'Clock q.
m. and O'Clock p. m. All registra-
tion certificates heretofore issued ex-
pire with this registration.
This July %, 1913.
JAMES H KANNON, Chairman
JOHN B. BROOKS
Commissioners of Election, Maury
County, Tennessee.
% d3tuesIw3t.