Lewisburg Beats Columbia In Uneven Baseball Game
Lewisburg defeated Columbia 8 to 4 in a tight game as Tax excelled in key moments. Collins pitched well but Lewisburg fielding weakened at decisive points. Turner may start in left field and Ragan on the mound for the first game of a doubleheader. Attendance 700. Umpire Hawking.
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Lewisburg
Tax
Columbia
Tod
Collins
Turner
Ragan
Joninge
R. H. E. Columbia
Peyton
Bilis
Baird
Fox
Colling
Dorble
Caperton
Sheddan
Vtmpire
Hawking
Satinola promising clear skin claim from readers notice
ATINOTA is a new discovery guaranteed by apir0neys added for Calin to remove freckles pimples tan liver spots and other eruptions in days. Thousands testify to Satinola merits Miss Alace Lirette of Thibo deaux La reports four years of freckles and pimples removed after two bottles and calls others to try Satinola. Price 60c and 1.00 by druggists or mail.
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Alace Lirette
Morris Wins in Nashville in Municipal Election
Morris defeated incumbent Mayor Albert Williams by 842 votes to secure the mayor’s nomination. Higginbotham won the Board of Public Works nomination, while NeAlister edged Howell for City Attorney by 27 votes. Council races brought several changes to the city council.
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T. ©. Morris
W. H. Higginbotham
Board of Public, Works
Hill NeAlister
Thursa
Poe
Nashville
Morris
Albert 8. Williams
Higginbotham
Handy
McAlister
Howell
Pendleton
Showell
Anderson
The Sailor's Wife Nancy Lee Song Fragment
Fragmentary verses celebrate Nancy Lee as the sailor's wife and guiding star. The chorus repeats Yeo-ho yeo-ho as a shipbound crew salutes home and vows to weather storms with Nancy present aboard the voyage and in the harbor.
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Nancy Lee
Jack
Jock
Nancy
Davy Jones
Lewisburg Dominates Columbia in Muddy Doubleheader
Lewisburg defeated Columbia in both games of a Friday doubleheader played on a muddy field. The first game ended 5 to 0 with Ragan pitching well for Columbia but poor support. In the second game Lewisburg piled up 10 runs while Fox and Turner paired for Lewisburg on the mound.
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Lewisburg
Columbia
Columbia Boys
Ragan
Fox
Turner
Jumbia
Ellis
Lewisburg Boys
Dedman
Ellie
Fisk Glee Club Delights at Friday Opera House
The Fisk Glee Club gave a Friday night performance at the opera house in Columbia. Attendees were highly delighted as the club demonstrated rich voices and polished training. Every selection drew applause and the singers were accommodating in their encores.
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Gait
Opera House
Fick Gise Club
Columbia
Taft Reverses on Buying Foreign Ships for Canal
Secretary Taft plans no purchases of foreign built ships or abroad material for the Panama Canal beyond immediate needs. President and Taft seek directive guidance from Congress but will buy only from the cheapest market and charter foreign ships as needed to transport materiel to the isthmus.
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Washington
Taft
Panama Canal
Congress
Shonts
Philippine Transport Service
Seccretary
Root
House Committee On Military Affairs
Philippines
House Committee On
House
Sieraconey
Canal Commission
Isthmos
Columbia Giants Defeat Nashville Unions 14 to 4
The Columbia Giants routed the Nashville Unions 14 to 4 at Riverside. Osborne and Flippin starred with the bat, while Columbia pitcher Flippin and Osborne held the Unions to few runs. Nashville batters Bryant and Terry struggled as Farmer Sipe of Columbia dominated. Score by innings shows Columbia ahead early and maintaining the lead.
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Giants Eamly
Nashville
Riverside
Unions
Farmer Sipe
Osborne
Flippin
Bryant
Terry
Columbia
Administrator's Sale of Merchandise and Fixtures
As administrator of the estate of Thomas O Betts deceased Frank H Smith Admr will offer at public auction for cash on May 30 1906 at 1 o clock Lyonville Tennessee the entire stock of dry goods learn by mill and shop fixtures. The stock and inventory may be examined at the store. This rare opportunity to buy an established business in one of the best sections of Tennessee.
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Thomas O. Betts
Lyonville
Tenn
Dry Goode
Lrean
Milll Y Dothueele
Tennessee
Frank H. Smith
Admr
Queer Trades and Odd Callings Across Asia and Arabia
A Chicago Tribune piece notes unusual occupations: in eastern Asia the tooth stainer polishes and colors teeth with harmless pigment using a small kit, while in Arabia the gossiper travels from house to house collecting and retailing news, jokes, and stories.
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Asia
Arabia
Chicago Tribune
Enterprising Hindu Baronets of Bombay Mills
Enterprising Hindoo figures rise from modest origins to industrial wealth. Mr D M Petitt, a Bombay party founder of numerous cotton mills, became a millionaire and donated 92,600,000 to benevolent causes before being granted a baronetcy. His wealth and virtues pass to Biscout Bir Dinshaw Maneekjee Pe, a leading of today’s thriving enterprise.
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India
Mrd. M. Petitt
Bombay
Biscout Bir Dinshaw Maneekjee Pe
United Confederate Veterans Reunion Rail Special
Southern Railway announces a low round trip rate for the United Confederate Veterans Reunion in Louisville June 14 to 16, 1905. Tickets on sale within 500 miles June 12 to 16 and beyond 500 miles June 10 to 16. Final return limit Louisville June 9, 1905, with extension to July 10, 1905 for a 50 cent fee. For details contact Southern Railway agents or write T. P. Ay Chattanooga Tennessee.
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United Confederate Veterans
Louieville
Southern Railway
Louisville
T. P
Chattanooga
Tenn
Buffalo
Grand Lodge B. P.O
Southern
J. E. Surpiey
T.P. A
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Frederic Edward Weatherly
Fisk Glee Club
Scott
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Scott & Bowne
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Administrator's Sale
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