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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1900-09-30

The above are only a few brands OF the
many we carry in stock. Send for catalogue.
All other goods by the gallon, such as Corn
sold equally as low, from slS5 gallon up
wards.
We make a speciality of the jug trade and
all orders by mail or telegraph will have our
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fered
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
ENGLISH oPTEIUH.
London Papers Proceed 20 Tell How
1t Happened-The 0pInIon
of the Times.

London. Nov. s.-The afternoon pa
pers voice the general sentiment OF
England with the result of the presi-
Dental election in the United States.
The Evening News says: -Anti-irn-
perislism, the attempt TO stir up jssE-
ousy against England, the champion
ship of the Beers and pandering to
the Fenians all awaited Bryan nothing.
His defeat Is even more a defeat for
Croker and Tammany, and that IS Il
happiest feature II really looks a.
though Americans are tired of the
sang of corrupt Irish-Americans who
have degraded American politics so
long"
The Star SAYS: Had Bryan kept to
the issues OF anti-imperiaIism, anti
trusts and social reform he might,
coneeivably. have Won Sound money
proved his uudOing.-
The Times, in a special edition.
says: -McKinley's victory Is no or
binary party triumph IL is a victory
for common honesty, sound sense, and
sober, enlightened political judg-
ment- Free silver and its attendant
herezies are the real matters upon
which the electors have given iudz-
ment--
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
BRYAN WILL TAKE A REST,
Statement other Than that
He Mean. TO Rest

Lincoln. Neb- Nov. T.-Nr. BRYAN
said that he would not make arv
statement as TO the result of the
election until later. He gave as his
reason for not making = statement at
this Eime that he had RECEIVED no new
information. and said he desired to
have as complete returns as were
procurable before announcing any
conclusions He, therefore. declined
10 make even verbal statement for
publication He has. however, no
doubt as 70 the reports Of defeat and
in private conversation with friends
admits that further delay IN the pub
lie announcement of his accentanee
Of the result Is a mere matter Of
form He Is not buiIding any hopes
upon later returns and evidently in
al ways. except by word of mouth,
comedies practically all that the re-
publicans claim
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Bryan were in
cheerful mood Mr.. Bryan said he had
slept wen. and felt is excellent health.
Referring to his plans for the i'm
mediate future, he expressed a de-
termination 10 take good rest
Il shall not even attempt to an
syTer Ietters for the present. he said.
but will postpone that duty for q new
days 4 am not exhausted at ALL he
added. but I have had plenty, to do
for several months, and viii take il
ezsy for a time
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

abroad. Secretary Hay. Secretary
Root. and. in fact. all the members
of the cabinet had been heard FROM
The president took cary OCCASION 40
answer Gov RoozeveIr-s eOnZrat-lz-
tory message Senator Hanna am
many of his associates of the CEfoa
Club. of Cleveland. Joined in . uBex-
sage expressing their sati<faetiOn-
All the dispatches breafhed a spEr5.
OF personal devotion 10 the president
ard a patriotic sense of the results
Returns kept coming 10 the prss5-
dent from points left doubtful Tzss-
day night With few exceptions they
showed even an improvement in tn
situation over that of TUESDAY night.
although there was no decisive an
HOGncement of marked changes. The
president vas frequently interrupted
by callers. many OF them being OIL
friends who have known him from
childhood. The president iGTited sh4
groups inside. and thanked them for
their fervid greetings HIS strOzg,
square face maintained its character
istlc dignity and eOmpOsure. and ".
he looked very happy. HIS replies
aveided any reference to the Per
sonal triumph involved. Mrs. McKin-
ley also received many lady callers.
She showed no signs of fatigue after
the excitement of Tuesday night. and
she shared in the general happiness
prevailing The presidential party
left at las p. m for Washington. 90
ing over the Pennsylvania road by
the regular train due in Washington
at s;44 a m, thursday The two PR
Eat- ears Olympia and '-Mereutio.-
Wste attached TO the train for the
accommodation o. the party.
On arriving at Washington the
president viii give early attention 70
the completion OF his message to con
gress- He has been giving some at
tentiOn TO It here. sketching il in tae
rough 50 that the essential features
are well nigh completed. bat there
rsaains 70 give il exact form
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

BAD EesstravsIs 4sickly 90 Is
vss T1ss5sy si<hs- l. b-zza Early 20
tell TIE .E1 ss0ry % Ehe pe05les- "a
Ding az1 - tea o-cloek ar Brysa
knew q hfs csfeas- Wit50us q
word q rspr0sea % e5sxria. eoe-
sei5gs % 1is 1uty VEL 131s. sggr0E-
fsl f0r s1sIr sskes For tn mistakes
% sis eosurrg uEsa- having cass al
s1zr ne e7gi1 % ave rn-m from the
ulsreIis.s eaii u frzsss- the ryrznnT
4z1 arT9zaEes 4E.1 es9atl nelly = ta-
rich the expense sn5 apgr=sziOn y
MiiIiAFis- aGd ImF srsIisEs having
wcrkId while /; szs y-t day. Ike =
ttrs1 I450rsE ~hen BIZ. Eosk =
5o1s, vithOzs any Priesiaz shpras q
regret o. rsE80Fs= 60 ci4rGFo him. hs
lay himself d0Es o. rest sud sleep.
A greater man than ~ Ehis counrry
hss nOs produced
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

Canton, o., Nov 7.-President Nc
kinley was up and about at an early
hour, after few hours respite from
the excitement of Tuesday night An
army OF messengers poured in early,
bringing eongTatulatory kilograms,
and friends and neighbOrs gathered
20 extend their congratulations The
president breakfasted at eight o'clock
with Mrs Mckinley and Secretary
SOrtelyou, and then went to the II
erary, where be ran over the morning
Papers and listened 10 the dispatches
as Mr.. COrtelyOu packed them from
the thousands received They cam.
from all quarters Of the country and
the world. many being cablegrams
from ambassadors and ministers
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
Carpet Department.
TzIzD ELn0Ef

It's As nsturas for yoz 20 eaz.e Es-z
tor yOur carpet needs a. y u f1r ysz .
60 to the table f9r dT1rer. WEus
Wen bsave that for yOG 20 say. We've
spent years in finding ogs yu1- reesss-
and carpets As Uell - shoes CO zny oeh-
er goods mast be right K 4zzl7sy sd
price before ne ask yoa 70 taxa tkem-
Two special items thzs shozss.'t s.Ev
here k0og, for Nexf .S1tnrg1as I'D
Monday
All Wool Inzrain Carpet tho esss5z-s
regular 7sc quality. AZ q yzrt. CT zA5e
ard aid 54c yard
FeEVes Carpet. pretty gTser cgcni-
nation. with border 20 match . Css5<-.
Specially suited for Hall or LisrzrS-.s.
Saturday aRd Nsndgs 5Ge a y9~E.
from sLO0. If made. aid and ll-ess- sc
yard
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

-0ME q or 1saassserzSic friezds cf
the fzii dinner part school. -aZze+s
that If ~s had l7fs shs Is % I rsGE5
OuE the platform and had SPOKE 4
Tot 20 specifically bat in zIi,ssriux
gsaersIiEiss % trzsss and combines.
ana had chosen fOE OGr standard
bearer Hill % Whitnsy. she result
might have been different. Possibly
-. Bat for our pzrs "a prefer de-
f@4s with Bry2H- the tgibaos Of the
people, than success With sny
pes Of the plu.Ocgats-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
HE ELECTORAL VOTE.


Co1Fi@r I0uFzal- Grsnrfzx ira,
Neo-zsEA Lac x91e Republican
Eniea n1U <@@Zls apparent. zEd thar
l4sfo = m5erzt5e, ttoazh fSs vote
= rer fGliy re,gru=s5. McEirl-y wflI
receive - votes r. rh@ Electoral
t'@ll-s- ard Brya1 I55- FOar Year.
4<n th- vote zaz FL 20 Us IRE
EeXi biggest E@se ever z. e=Eusd by
= prezi1-nsf1I candidate va -. fgy
Cl@Vsls1d 90 I-skz
The R@pgolieauz claim fro-- gN1 70
- members - TIE next Hon. ~
Representatives. Ths DzEn0e-as-
claim fNsy VII have a. lezs. rs
Members sbEs eunretinr th@ 2
p1oiiean- a0t over $50 Tne r. ~
Heats 10E@ver- are h2sirx 'haIr
claim o. --f0Gr al - districts 60
ksnf1csy. eVi5~8slV u=auIrz tbs
Iand. Eighth. Meth su5 T@Hsb.
EDIen have Zsa= I1-morrsH5= znn
are conceded by the A--o-i4s@c
Press
Tee n@E senate will rlaz<fss II
forty nine Republicans. EE-avy-
seven Den30cFsf- sud ri-= ind
5erdenL-. ~irh rhrs@ l. ri Isrurs<.
slsetIBz I've Senszs -. sgglI IL cOgot.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

VIZ e0py the foIIosinZ excellent
: lIiOsisI from or bright c0ussm-
? r2ry ths Ms- Pleasant Car0uEeIs.
, seag-@ IL eoutsias truths 2nd sd-
wee a. applicable 20 Columbia az
thsT are 10 1T Pleasant:
some = ths good uOshsrz and
athsrs Of this to~n need 10 take
i8eIr -yOGnZ blO0d=' in charge and
give shem some god applications Of
: e slipper On the wszs side % sheir
o-seehsz and Re. ? them AZ home az
night or else rhsre - going 10 De the
most worthless ard 10 seeogns set
- youngsters 10 grow n this town
: - ever ku0En- There are uoys
hsr= nOw. Who are trying 20 do the
'socisty act vito. by all rights.
ig5s CO De at home and tied 10 saeir
nJihsr's apr0n string. Boys from
&c age Of ten 20 sixteen yearz Old
are On the streets ~ uixtt. xsxsinx
tato every Imaginable kind Of mean
So visiting The blind tiger joints
and bE9thels In Black Bottom. auc
Ososrsi-e leading : life which viii
neTitaoIy orinx them. their PARENTS
and frien1s 20 disgrace. IL shey are
allowed 20 eOn,inae on saeir present
doEnwsr1 road. These same y0unx
men belong 60 excellent families.
; we good Christian parents. and
e5aid- q they would properly apply
themselves, make excellent men
sd mOss deserving ciiiEens. We
s7und this. our first note or warning
along this line. to the parents Of Mt.
P-easant-5On't neglect yOar boys
any lOngsrl Keep them as home nc
light aud away from evil iGdueness
: d bad company, and the time will
{ ne all 200 soOn when you can send
ITEM into the world old enough, aud
With enough manhood and strength
o. character to rezist the dsmnibls
in licences Ofsueh places as are 70 be
10 Ind in this and other towns"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

SILyEE il dead issue, Cuba will
D. annexed and the Philippine qaes-
i'n will De settled by 1904. and upon
s7ns new Issue slr. Hill of New
L Fk can win, We are told. But What
co Mort il there in that. save TO
e zee who want to feed at the pie
e11nter? III silver u dead issue.
IN financial liberty Of the Amerf-
can people ia a buried hope, and
o on iss grave il enfhroned the power
OF the plutOcrats. 1.-THE Philippine
q 'sssiou il settled according to Ne
kinley imperialism. il will prove a
generous sore 10 feed upon s1e vfsaIs
o this Republic and undermine it's
consultation. There can be no more
vial or important questions 10 come
before the people than the questions
OF finance and imperialism. The one
difsrentiates Republic from IN
z npIre; the other determines the
financial liberty OF the people. To
ss'tls great question wrong, in or
der TO get rid OF il. ia to take poison
in-O our being to drug pain. A
man may get rid Of a sore on his
hand by cutting his arm of: or o.
s""e on the face by cutting his head
off. bat what Of the life Of the msu7
We are more convinced than ever
that the election of William McKin-
lev Ia 1885 was the worse calamity
THAI ever befell this country; and
MS reelection is the second step
along .his Fuinous road, the diverg-
ing paths Of which will lead a pam
psred few to wealth and power, bat
msny more to poverty, crime, des-
peratfou and death.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

4 HINT TO advertisers. The
HEBALD's circulation ia bona fde
AMI paid for. Expert advertisers
saw that when a paper ia given away,
o. which il practically the same
thing, its subscription collections
never enforced, lit soon dsgenerates
IN where its circulation is among q
class whose trade il not worth ad-
va-tising for. But when people
think enough OF a newspaper 70 pay
for Il. they will read il. That il the
KIDD and class Of readers ne have
Or subscription books will stow
n g our collections from subssrip
til . Monday CfrOm subscriptions
'sl"ae. mind you, for one day was
Ov-r one hundred dollars. There
ar weekly papers in the State that
d. rot collect that much actual cash
rnsHey from subscriptions, in a year.
w mention these facts a. an adver-
tis nent Of the HERALD 20 adver-
liz. -, any Of whom are welcome to
ex nine our books to verify the
a., We.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

g W. Hayes and wife 20 Mrs.
Endors A Reagan, lot in s.h dist.
1912 80
) ". Akin and wife TO Marion
Gates Is acres in 18Th dat, s7l6.
g. W. Hayes and wife ~ S4aver &
Worley. los in q ward. 5000
W VI. Davis and wife to Albert
and Laura Oven. lot in I'D dist,
500.
II. A. Wright and wife tn Mary z.
Denham- lot in 4th dist. S..
a " Akin, G & NJ. 20 Monroe
Cox, LOO acres in 18th dist. $3.50.
L. D. Teller and wife to Mrs. Ella
Aangrum. house aad lot in 3rd
ward. exchange.
Norman Kirkmsn and wife to w.
a Provide. LOT in fret ward. $50
z r BIsekmsn and wife TO Mrs
Euls V. Allen. - acres IN zIss dist.
81 coo.
RufIedge Hill aud wife to Mrs.
Maggie g. Hoffman. 80 aces in 9Th
dist, $3.50.
j. y. Nance AND wife TO T. O..
smith. "a acres in 18th district, $50
u W. Nichols and wife to Marx
K Reagan ct al. lot 9cb district, 500
Rebecea Shadden to e. II. and
Bailey Psyton, acres in 9Th dis
srict. $50
y. f. BiscO@ and wife TO Anderson
Beck Il acre in l2gh district. $50.
Is. d. Hambriek and wife too. W.
Andrews, IS acres in An district,
500.
John +. StOcksrd TO g. w. Stnck-
ard-aeres in l7Ih district, s77Ss IS.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
A Drop in Table Linens.

Not less than cost, but ne cOuIdn- I
buy them TOE AZ these prices
y inch BIezched Dsmask. fOur hand
some designs Saturday and H0a-
day, &c from Sis.
% inch Bleaehed Damzsz. six designs,
Saturday aRd Monday, sc Yard,
from s100-
@ inch BAeaehed and Cream German
Dsnssz- Saturday dHd Monday sc,
value 75c.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
ANOTHER TERRIBLE CRIME.
Found i'm q RaviRe Near Her
Home in Leavenworth, Kas.

Leavenworth. Has, Nov. s-The
dead body of Pearl Forbes, aged %
years, was found IN q ravine near her
home in this city Marks on her
throat Indicated she had been mur-
dered by strsngulztion. The sur
rOundingz gave evstience Of terrible
struggle. Miss Forbes, who Is of good
family. had visited her married sis
ter, short distance from the Forbes
residence Tuesday afternoon, start
ing for her home at SIX o'clock in the
evening. As far as can be learned
that was the last ever seen Of her
alive. There IS no elew TO the muir.
der Feeling ever the affair is in
tense, and Iynehing would doubtless
result il the murderer were captured
soon
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

Detroit, Mich, Nov. s-Miehasl
Goldman, Of Bay City. known in the
ring as kid o'Bnen.- who VAS
Knocked cut By Bernard Carroll. Of
this city. before the Cadillac Athie,is
club. died from conclusion Of The
erain- without recovering eonsSious
ness Carroll Is under arrest
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

year the D@mNeratic gub@rns'0gizl
vote Ts< los SD for McMTIlinl. a.
against ASH fer FO~Isr, Rspabli-
ezZ-
Late flE1rss on sns national cleo
ft01 she's that ia Tennessee Mr..
Bryan esFrie-- tns Ssat= over Ne
hinIeF by = vote Of IS5 ulO. ss COM
parsd win los COO for Mckinley. Il
Eli 0@ s@Nn from this that Mr.
Bryan IN TSnne==ee ran about coo
behind Gov MeMIlliu. Tue vote Of
Col Thomas l. williams will b.
about IS COO. bat the chances sre
that ne will have = very large ma
i9riEy.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

mystic Cure" for Rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures in l to 3 DAYS.
lie action QpoH she system il remzrks-
Ole and mysterious Itrsm0ves zs once
the cause and the disease Immediately
dissppeags. The first dose greatly ben
efsz - cents. sold by A. B. Rains.
Druggist, CoIam biz- oct5@l1.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
TENNESSEE VOTE
Ger NeE-z's EEsoz1ry VA Sos
Fau BslaE 1900.

NASHVILLE NeE- s-It = certain
that Gov NeufIIiB - F--eIsetsd bv
= majority % shs5s- . 0U IL = D.
Eiev=1 Ehst sh.7lt Is9 co Fsss< z-re
east Tor th@ Govern 2. - HgHinst .
total - rs dtG 90 Mr. EeCau- The
D-T0'srasie vote flr GovaruNr Bob
fsv lnr5 o1rir : ths lszr rr=-fisutisl
sA@ez50a ian 20 Isf - whTIe L.ss
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

IL the AnsFiezn EiII take care Of
the smallpox sIsnssion in Nashville
aud Dsvidsoaeo are local aud
State Health Bari wfII look after
matters here EiEhOus is assistance.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

81 % Garments at 631gc- ST1ss- szi--s
. to a and the drzEerz fruu D. II
Wool fleece lined The orly sruC55s !
IN The sizes Saturday Gad Rsad7g
- Lee GdFmeAf.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
More Of These All Wool Plaid
Dress Goods, at 3jc.

Lots q thrifty wuu=n bought these
before for Gn3=rskirts. but The make
very hz1ds01s dress skirts Or chill
drsn's dresses . inches vide and AL
WOsl- Balance Of the lot goes oC sale
Vert Saturday aad Aoadag. sc a
T0r1.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
NOTHING NEW.

Ths Esat1eky Situation Remains
Unchanged
SseetsE 20 ss4 HEEAE8.
FRANKFORT kY-. Nov. s-Thera
y rO-hImk meE from rns =ir1zsiOu in
hsnrueky shi= nOFning. BHh p4r-
ties are still claiming ihe state.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

7. 2. Antnoay, ex-postmaster Of
Promise City, Iowa, says: 81 bought
one bottle Of.hystic Cure for Rheuma-
usm, and two doses % 10 did memore
xood than snv medicine ever took.
sod By A B.kAiss. Dr1sgisf, Colnmbia-
u oct5 sn. IL
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

-ENATOE HASSA says be does not
want TO bs the next President. He
IL right about IL; fEo terms are
enough for zny man
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
Decresssd VOTE

TIE ecsirs vote Of the State EiII Prob
ably d 5l-0CO bess than is was four Years
Ago Democrats are elected 60 Congress-
Il al Of the districts sXesps the first and
sec01d- In ali the East Tennessee
cOUUti-s the Republican majority aggre
gates abort 360s0.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
HAD h0SET TO BURN.

One Reason Why the Republicans
Pound Victory So Easy.
NEW YOEE. Nov s-The election
here resulted a. generally expected.
Bryan IOseS the State by over one
hundred thOassnf. bat gains ffty
thousand in New York city aud nue
hundred thousand ia the STAT. Bat
that does not count. Nothing
counted to-day all over the country
ous RepaoEiean money. aud they
had is 20 barn You can not beat
money. boys. no matter What q peer
less and eloquent leader you may
have.
The Republicans can bar the
earth under yOCr feet and the SKY
over y0ar head. o. o. STEALEY.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

EEYAN did his part nobly. The
fanli was with the people. Those
whom be would have served. ieopar-
d ia d the future of their country and
IN happiness Of their children to
satisfy the greed OF the hour.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
But About These Silks.

The biz pieces in the lot changeabIe rzetzs and are
good value S5c The small pieces in different kinds
some ances and plain colOr and enough for waist
in of the pieces We have rarely sold such silks as
these at our price for NEXT SATURDAY and MONDAY
sc YARD.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
Millinery Department.

The new Winter Styles are hs-s a.
last a. they come out Yuu are yer.
feetiy safe IN coming here fOr any Nj
Merry need
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
Charged with Embezarement.

Pittsburgh, Pa Nov. s.-JOhn C.
Robinson, secretary of the Cash,
Globe-Mutusl aud Industrial Build
ing and Loan associations, was ar
rested. Tuesday night. on eight
charges of erabezzIemeHt and fzlsi-
flying the accounts In default of s1I.-
600 bail he was logged in Jail Tn.
associations are now in the haids of
receivers.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
M1KeDQoQ. HRdQrso3 Z Foster.
Rich Silks at &c. bargains.

Don't think that because advertise 50 many good
bar gains that this IS 4 Bargain Store. real Bargain
Store" is impossbiy. Bargains only the accidents
and mishaps of regular trade. that attempted 10
sell bargains alone would be poor place for yOu 10 trade
because il wouldn't be an honest store
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
straw Vote In chIn.

Shanghai NOv. s.-The American,
N TINS city took straw ballO, YES
t : which stood: Mckinley ia
Bryan I6
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

RuD KIPLISs Is going 20 leave
America permanently. Something
else we will have to be glad for on
lsIltI wing Day.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
Dark Outings 4 she a lard.

The styles are mostly bright plzi1s,
vsTy pretty 700. and the quality -Eel
yOu IOu'E expect much quality at that
price Worth more than that noE
shough- Nsxt Saturday aAd -f9a-
dag, 4S-ke Yard
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

The Republicans will control the
S@sate and Ehe House. aud the
Trusts will eOutroI the Republic ans.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
Mitchell

wagons are high grade. Light running
and at cd prices See
Il SATTERPIEDE DODsON.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
Land Rollers

n stock ready. Come and get the best On
the market. See
II SsTTEzFTErD 4 DODsos.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
A REPUBLTcAF-cLAIM.
Two Hundred and Four Republican,
Claimed for the Next House
of Representatives

Washington, Nov s.-Rspresenta-
tive LOudenslager. OF New Jersey. sec
rotary Of the republican eongression-
al committee, claims the election Of
2O4 republicans TO the next house. =
majority over ali Of ST. The demo-
cratic congressional headquarters
were practically deserted Chairman
Richardson had rot put in an appear
anee up 20 l0:30 a. M. and his lieu
tenants had stopped figuring. They
conceded, however that the next
house would be safely republican.
but declined to estimate the republic
can majority.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

FoE PRESIDENT. in 1904. WILLIAM
JENNINGS BRFAx.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
THE PRESIDENT At HjAE.
He Was Up aud About Early and
Was Fairly Delaged with Mes
sages Of CougratUlation.
FHIEkDs AID HEIGHH0Rs CALLED.

In the Afternoon the President and
Party started ON Their Return to
the Capital. where the PrexIdent
Will at Once Take Up and Conn
plete His Message to Congress
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09
THE NEXT cOxGaEss.

Results Ct the EIsc15oz So Far A
Obtained
CET~AGo Nov -C0agr@<-ulsr
Joseph w Btdeock. chairman ~ the
Republican C0ngrp-<ianaI Commit
tee has is-Ee1 = ssz.sment ShO1fux
the EesulE Of CCnxe-s SOnzI 81 etionz
Throughout the c0gugry- According
20 tne statement, trl~ tOGst number Of
Republicans elected L. zIz: D-ma-
eFsts- III; doubtful. ; The cr=-eut
Congress contains Is R@pa5Iieaus.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

The vote of Nashville gives B-yau
4,l66. Mckinley l.6s2, MeMnIin 4-549.
Mccall ~
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-11-09

London Nov s.-1nss Grace Carr.
Of Louisville, n.y. was married to
Lord Marlborough in Savoy chapel
United States Ambassador Choat=
gave the bride away. Subsequent to
the ceremony the brides mother and
Mrs Chauseey. her sister. held a re-
eeption at the Savoy hotel Lord and
LADY Marlborough viii 20 70 ceyloa,
via Paris. for their honevuoon.
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