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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-04-27
SUNNYSIDE.

SUNNYsiDE, April 24.-We are again
reminded of the fac that "procrastina-
ton Is the thief of time" However
we feel that our absence is scarcely
noticed.
A merry fishing party will leave to.
morrow for Big Breek Among the
number will be Messrs. !. w. Mat
thews, F. =. Brum bach, Frank Wills,
ford, Will, Sam and John Thomas, j A
Matthews, Leon Thomas and Rev. M
e Gabard of Mccain.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Wilsfore visited Mr.
Dan Wilsford's family at McCains re-
Gently.
Mrs Brooks Davis and Miss Emma
of McCains, were the guests of Mr.. j. A
Matthews family one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ode Thomas and little
Revis, of Campbell Station, spent las
week very pleasantly with relatives al
this place and Bigbyvlle.
The Sunday-school at this place has
the name of being one Of the bes
County Sunday sci ools to be found il
any of the churches. We trust that il
will continue to rightly deserve this
| name. Since our last communication
Mr.. Edd Notgrass has been elected
| Superintendent. Our former Superin
tendant, MIR. F. p. Brumbach, whC
| faithfully discharged his duty here FOL
three years as superintendent, has beer
elected Superintendent of the Sunday
| school at McCains.
The prayer-meeting has also been re
organized.
Mr.. j. w. Matthews spent severa
days last week at Pulaski, attendin.
! Presbytery.
Mr.. Lockhart, of enterprise, and Mrs
| Ashley Moore, of Glendale, were tn
guests of Mr.. N. e. Dues family last
week. AS ever, GRADE.
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DARK'S MILL.

DARK's MILL, April 23,-As have not
written to the HERALD In some time, l
tbonght would try and jot down few
Items for the ever welcome HERALD
We are glad to report that Mr.. w. X
Hammonds is some better at this writ
ing.
Mr. Cephas Shaw was visiting the
family of Mr.. Murphy since our last
MIR. John Bassham and wife, OF
Mowd, were visiting In our midst re-
Gently.
Miss Katie Meroney has left our vi
siniiy for Nashville, where she VIII be
with her sister, Mrs. Ed Jacobs.
Mrs. J. T. Bauguss has Departed from
our neighborhOod for Union CITY
where she will reside some time with
her mother.
Mrs. Allen, of Convey, Kentucky, Il
visiting her daughter, Miss Aunice Al
len. who is the teacher at the Oakdalt
kebOO,. She is boarding with the family
OF Mr.. j. N. Meroney.
Misses Bessie and Talitha Church, Of
CAREERS Creek, were the guests OF Mr.
J. n Meroney yesterday.
Miss Mary Braseal has returned tC
yOur city, after visit in this vicinity
The sOth anniversary of Mr.. n. X
Neroney's birthday was celebrated a
ihe home of his son, Mr.. j. \. Meroney
of this place, one day last week.
Farmers are very despondent on &C
count of the rain.
wheat looks very promising in THU
section at present AERSEs
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WATER VALLEY.

WATER VALLEY, April a. This
beautiful Sunday night we will try to
write few items for the HERALD.
Bro. Hatcher preached a very fine
sermon at Goshen this morning to an
atteD tive congre cation. He also held
services at Alexander this afternoon
Mr.. David Booker's little children,
who have been quite sick, are some
better. We trust they may soon be
WE'LL
Miss Pauline Letsinger has returned
to her home at Santa Fe,
Mrs. Cornelia Cook visited relatives
near Santa Fe last week.
We were glad to read a piece from
Rally Hill. Write often "Lillie," We
like to read your letters.
Miss Willie Booker has been indis.
posed for some time. Mrs. Bill John
son has also been quite sick, but is now
convalescent.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ep Sowell visited Mrs
SowelPs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. t. Nj.
Hogan OF Southport, last week.
Mrs. Bob Pigg visited her daughter,
Mrs. w. s. Harris, Of Williamsport,
recently.
Miss lizzie Fleming, of Bethel, was
the guest of relatives mere last week.
Mrs, Matte Mckee, of Snow Greek,
visited relatives here recently.
Mr.. Jim Pigg has built front gallery
to his house, which greatly i'm proves
its appearance. AS ever the same,
ORESTRA.
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LASEA.

LAsEA, April M-Tbe people around
Lasea are hellowing on all sides now
as Messrs. w. f. Holman, r. l.. Hayes
and John Sellars, all had 'phones put
in their homes yesterday.
Mrs. Holman's mother and Miss
Mayes Of Leftwich, paid her visit to-
day.
School at this place is progressing
nicely, under the supervision of Prof
Jones.
Mrs. Martha Dooley of near Corinth,
spent part of last week at the home OF
Mr.. j. M. Derryberry.
Mr.. j. l.. Derryberry, w. w. Blair
and little Loula Derry berry have all
been somewhat indisposed the past
week.
Miss ANNA Hardison spent last week
with relatives here.
Ed. H. A. Gray preached an interest
ing discourse at smyrna this evening
For Easter eggs call on Mrs. w. W
Blair; it is rather late in the season for
them, but they are still in demand.
MIR Jet Owen of Bear Greek, was 10
our midst last week. There seems to bt
some attraction here for him.
Miss Myrtle Moore, of the TENNESSEE
| Female College, Franklin, returned
home for the Easter holidays, and ha,
since been sick with la grippe.
LONESOME NELL.
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Cur Gnllnt4 GarresHanAents.

very last did not escape the waste bas-
ket we are going to try our hand
again.
Miss Ethel Morton has Just recovered
from severe illness aud hor many
friends are glad to see her able tO be
with them again. Her attending phvsi-
clan was DR.. =. 4. HdrdisOn OF lewis
burg.
Mrs. Walter Harrison and little
Katie Lee, accompanied by Mrs Sam
Morton, went to Columbia last week to
visit relatives.
Mrs. MOllie Ewing, accompanied bv
her son aud Mrs. Sarah Liggett, all Of
Verona, visited the family Of w. 1. A.
Wilcox last week
Mrs. ID. Vaughn of Mt. Pleasant, Is
staying several weeks with her sister,
Mrs. Chesley Liggett
Miss Laura Jackson Is now with her
sister Miss Lizzie Jackson, Of the Rock
Spring height OrhOod, and expects to
spend several weeks with her.
Mr.. and Mrs Calvin Hardson came
cut from Nashville last week TO visit
Mr.. and Mrs. w. |. A. Wilcox
Mr.. Tom Richardson and wife at
tended the sick bed of little Lenora, tn e
daughter of Mr.. aud Mrs Thad Owens
by, of Berlin, last week.
Mrs. Julia Gillian has returned home
from visit to her daughter, Mrs. Bud
Moses, OF Marshall County.
Mr. w. Il. Hardison has opened
! school again at the Marshal bridge
/ with large attendance. There is to be
debate ut the school building here
next Saturday night Subject:-Af
firmed, "rhat the devil had the power
to give the world to Christ provided he
would accept it" Mr.. w. Il. Hardison
takes the affirmative side, and Mr.. Maj
Jones of Lasea, the negative.
MAUD AND BLANCHE.
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MT. BETH.

MT. BETH, April 2s.-I will try this
rainy afternoon to jot down what few
items have gathered.
The gardens are growing and looking
nicely now.
Rev. Derry berry preached an interest
ing sermon at the Christian Church
Last Lords day.
We had quite an interesting PRAYER
meeting last Sunday night; the subject
was Forget" The meeting next sun
day night will be conducted by Miss
Mary Bnssell, and the subject will be
~Ready."
Mr.. Spencer Anderson and wife
visited relatives near Atkins Ridge last
Saturday and Sunday
Messrs. Ben and Bill Anderson, OF
Turkey Greek, were visiting in our
midst recently.
Mrs. John Bragg, of Concord, spent
several days with her sister, Mrs. Annie
PiDion last week.
Miss Dollie Brown is on the sick list.
Misses RNxie Eskew, Ella Pickard,
Lille and Abbie Blocker visited rela-
lives in Columbia since our last.
Miss Cora Mcbride of Mt. Nebo, is
with friends in this community.
Mrs. Mollie Brown (nee Miss Mollie
DoDnelley) has beautiful quilt which
contains S,OSl pieces. If there Is any
one w no can beat this we would like tt
hear from them. MYRA'
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TIAIAIGpNS.

TIMMoNs, April 2I-Mr. Page will
lecture at Goodwin Chapel the fifth sun
day afternoon at 3 O'Clock. We hope to
see a large crowd out
We are glad to note that Mrs. Forgey
is some better at this writing.
Mrs. Jim Choate and little son, of
Robertson county, are visiting friends
aud relatives here.
Mrs Forgey Fraser is up again after q
few days illness.
MessTs. Charlie Stone and Elma Fraser
have been the guests of Theta friends
Miss Lee Seaton, of Roberts Bend
has returned home after several weeks
at Mt. Pleasant.
Mrs. Jas. Lockhart has been the guest
Of relatives here.
Messrs. Herman and Horace VIII
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7. N. FlGUERS.

liams have moved to Spring Hill, 10
make that place their future home.
Miss Bertha Walters, of Santa Fe,
spent few DAYS with Little Echo"
Miss Annie Stone has been suffering
with sore arm.
Miss Lula Hanks has returned home,
after several months in Union City.
Miss Eli Fraser spent part of last
week with Mrs. NJ. G. Thomas,
Little Obie Stone is suffering with
whooping cough.
With best wishes to all, am the
same LITTLE ECHO.
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Ladies $500
oXFoRDs.

This is a very popular price
knowing this we have made a
great effort to get up the plettiest
line of $500 oxfords possible
We are showing thirty (3o) diff.
ferent styles. All the new pat.
terms in vesting tops, kid tbs,
patent tips, lace, button. South.
ern tie, one strap, heels and spring
heels, broad and narrow last, any
toe.
Before you buy your Spring Ok
fords be sure to inspect this $500
line.
You will find our $50 line JUS
as complete, and our So 90 OK
fords are just as pretty as you
could want.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-04-27
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Lizzie Williams to Jennie Williams,
lot in 9th district, s..
W. j. Revies to h. f. Moore, lot in
14th district, $50.
p. q. Hickman to John S. Hickman,
AZ acres in 9th district, 500.
w. M. Davis to Audel Campbell Ell
al, lot in 22nd district, 500.
S. L. Williams etux. to j. NJ. Dooley,
lot in Mt. Pleasant, 500.
Bart Brisco to George Beck, lot in 18th
district, $50.
S. X. Prewett to II. X. Prewett, 1,
interest in $50 acres in 9th district, -
j. j. Moore to 5. A. Moore, 81 acres
in 9th district, $500.
W. f. McKennon to Mrs. NJ. f
Houser, lot in Sth district, $500.
Street Il Frierson to Elders and
Deacons of Frierson Memorial Church
house and lot in 4th ward 500.
Wesley Briscoe TO Willis III. Boddie
lot in 18th district, $50.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-04-27
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-04-27

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A Cannon Danger.

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THAT rHRoBBlNG HEADACHE.

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State ofohio, vlty OF Toledo, IS.

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YRANK J, CHENEY makes oath that he Is
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HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and every
ease OF Catarrh that cannot be cured by the
nse Of Halls CatarIh Cure.
FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in my
presence this the 9th day of December, A.
ID. 1875.
apAI A, w. GLEASON,
Notary Public
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Don't Tobacco spit and Smoke Your Life AWAY.

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LEFrwICH.

IEFTwICH April, 4-As we have
not written for so long time, aud our
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Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-09

Will that man Bryan never get through
addressing the American people? Yester-
day he came out with a long card eX-
planning how it happened, among other
reasons being the following:
1.-The republicans We're in a position to
obtain tickets or passes for all their vot-
ers who were ava from home, and this
gave them considerable advantage"
That is the worst yet. Why couldn't
democrats get passes as we'll as republic
cans, and who believes that a few men
who, having passes, went home to vote
changed the result? The men who de-
feated Mr.. Bryan Were already at home
and it was because they have homes that
they voted against him.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-09

1t is reasonably certain that $s50.ooo
was expended in Silver, Bow county to
enable the fusion ticket ITO win, but
equally potent as a factor in the fight
was Mr.. Ciark's eight-hour innovation,
despite the fact that the republican con-
vention was the first convention to de-
clare for eight hours. Another ir,>
pcrtant reason was the dense Ignorance
of MANY voters as to the trust issue n
the Mid alarm which Joe Toole created
concerning trusts. though he had not a
particle of justification for so doing. 1t
was a fact before the election and it Is
a fact now that the Au,algamated COM
pany is not a trust. or a part of a trust.
and that the East Helena smelter is the
only trust enterprise in Montana, beins
owned b. the Lead trust. Mr.. Toole
is the attorney for the only trust dcins
business in Montana, yet he was elected
as an of trusts n as the
enemy of a concern which is not a trust!
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-09

Tt is quite plain that the people OF
Silver Bow have confidence in Judge
Clancy. They elected him to do his duty
under his oath of office. to be perfectly
impartial in his administration of JUS
tice, and to see to it that good order ana
a wholesome respect of the law shall be
enforced. If he shall fulfill THAT expecta-
ton his future on the bench will be
bright and scredftable and the public will
have no regrets.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-09
NOT THEIR FAULT.

It was through no fault of the candi-
dates t1.at the Silver Bow county repub-
hoan ,t.eket was defeared last Tuesday.
A better ticket was never nominated.
sudl men as Col. C. F. Lloyd, Col. Byron
H. Cook, w. r. Young and others, in
GLIDING the legislative ticket, are amons
the very best. most capable and most
independent citizens of this county.
Their defeat reflects no discredit on
them, and will only operate as an in
Jury to the public service. Nearly ali
the Npayer voted for them, but the
men who registered from five to a dozen
times each, the tioaters, the ~loafers.
when reinforced by" a few excellent but
mistaken members Of various other par
too much for the forces of good gov
eminent, ana the result IS seen in the re-
best of a bad job. They must stand to
gether and use their combined influ-
ence to prevent extravaganza in public
affairs. They must help along public
enterprises, rejuvenate the business
mems association, and increase the COM
mercial activity of the city. They must
use their influence to bring about a
better feeling between conflicting min
ing interests and insist that the election
results do not reflect intelligent public
opirion as to the material interests OF
Butte. In this work the press Of the
city will cordially cooperate, in the hope
of averting the disasters which such re-
suits would naturally seem to invite.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-09
-
'"FOUR YEARS r

Chicago Tribune. Nov. Z: -Four years
more Of what? First and foremost Of
all, four years more of the ''full dinner
paiI' in its ernblematic sense of national
and individual prosperity. Four years
more of industrial activity. Of increased
employment at good wages. of an ex-
banding export trade, of enlarged COM
merce. al Of which implies national hap
Liness and the Individual content Of the
W~orkingman. t
Four years more of stable government.
of a conservative management of nation
al affairs, of peace and law and order at
home and of amioble relations with all
the nations of the world with whom we
have been brought into closer contact
during the last four years.
Four years more of the gold standard,
which means four years more of an hon
est currency, an honest dollar, honest
paymen of obligations, national and pri-
waite, and the mpholding of the national
credit and national honor.
Four years more, not of fighting in the
Philippines. There will be no more fight
ing there now that Bryan is defeated.
With his defeat disappears the last hope
of Tagal success. President Mckinley
in his recent speech at Youngstown, O.,
dIu we w III Tie illllDIlIGS. ouT
flag is there; our boys in blue are there.
They are not there for they
are not there for dominion. They are
there because in the providence of God
that great archipelago has been placed
in the hands of the American people,
Ard there the troops will stay, not to
kill FlfDinos, but to establish "a stable
form of government and to compel them
to recognize rightful American sover-
eighty and the flag of this republic, which
in the Philippines, as everywhere else,
is the symbol of freedom and self,gov-
eminent. This work is practically ao-
cCmpiished now that Organism has been
stamped out. The var in the Philippines
ends today.
Four years more of William Mckinley
and his wise and prudent administration
of the national affairs. How nobly he
has earned the honor of another fou,
years at the hands of the nation!
Four years more Of opposition to every
thing implied by Organism and populism
Four years of respite from appeals tc
class hatred. from attacks Upon courts
of justice, from conspiracies against law
and order, from ena to industry, anG
from business uncertainty.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-09
The Chicago Tribune In a poetic out

The Chicago Tribune In q poetic out
burst referring to the distinguished
chairman of THE national democratic
committee says: 54
Alone inih room sits Jones.
Chairman Jones'.
He reads the election news.
And groans!
And groans, and groans, n groans, and
grOans
And groans, and groans, and groans,
And groans.
Il felt it in my bones!!" INV
Groans
Jones.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-09

matter for Nhat purpose or by whom
it may bet prupoaed. hon the legis-
tfature preve corrupt and wicked men
seek to use itfor personal ends. or TO
carry out any OF the wild projects men
toned in the campaign. we believe That
Taole will .stand Like a stai". Wall 10
dsfense of the right anu -.esatoNaL men
and to all parties, "thus far shalt thou
go and no farther" IF the public 5eonfi-
dence in Joseph X. Tools BE not mis-
placed, his election Will be but a barren
victory to designing men.
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-09
AGAINST %INcENDIARlSM.
Protest Against Unnecessary Harsh
ness Toward the Boers. W

London, Nov. 9.-The Times this morn
ing gives prominence to a two column
letter from Mr.. Leonard Courtney, who
represented the Bodmin division of Corn
wall in the late parliament, protesting
against h burning of the farm build
ings of the burghers and other harsh
measures adopted against the Beers. 4
Referring editurially to MIR. Courtney's
argument, the Times justifies the meas
ures taken by ord Roberts as necessary
and n worse than the means employed
by other European nations in similar cir
cumstances." +
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-09
Says our elated contemporary the Ana

Says our elated contemporary the Ana
conda Standard this morning u
Since 1860 the democracy has held the
presidency for but two terms. and In
every campaign the republican party has
assumed the especial championship of
the American flag.
Yes; that is because the democratic
party always wanted to pull it down.,
Daily inter mountain. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1881-1901, 1900-11-09
TO NULLIFY LAND law.
Irish Member Resigns From Parlia-
ment to Fight 1t.

London, Nov. 9.-Mr. Thomas Wallace
Russell. unionist. who represented South
Tyrone in the late parliament, has re-
signed the parliamentary secretaryship
of the local government board because
Lord Salisbury declined to adopt his
scheme of compulsory land purchase in
Ireland, a project which would have in
volved the expenditure of 12O, 900. 900
pounds. He announces his intention Of
devoting his whole time to rendering the
present land law system impossible.