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New-York tribune., 1901-05-12
PENNSYLVANIA WINS FROM COLUMBIA.
DEFEATS HER IN TRACK ATHLETICS BY
ss TO S.

IS TO o.
Philadelphia May lin the dual meet between
the University OF Pennsylvania and Columbia Uni
versity on Franklin Field to-day Pennsylvania won
by IS points to IS. The contestants were handi-
capped by a heavy track and field. The sum-
maries:
One hundred yard dash--won BY }. W. westney Penn
sylvsna: c. Cook, Pennsylvania. second r. H. Goodman
Pennsylvania. third IL. II. weekes. Columbia. fourth
One mile ran-wOn by c r. Marshall Columbia; E. r.
bushnell Pennsy second W; stuart Pennsyl
zaais zas% hird ! A. S'Anae Fnnsy fourth Time
h and By e
Pulaski. Pennsylyania third; o. NJ Bishop. Columbia
One hundred and twenty, yard hgEdls.wOn by S.
II Powers. Columbia third; A j. Sherwood Pennsyl-
Two mile run-won by A. c Bowen pennsylvania: w
sylvania. third J. p. W. Richmond Columbia fourth
Half mile fun-won by w f. DrumhelIer. Pennsyl-
coIumbia third: H. NJ smith. pennsylvania. fourth
hqdTss rna fs sIa oSms eoEs R
Goodman. jr.. Pennsyvania third; r.. A W. Carleton
two hundred twenty yard rgn-woG by = S West West
s. j. Alien, Psnnsylvsnia. third J. Anderson. Pennsyl-
1 Shot PSt@won By n ii. wssskss Columbia. 80 n, 81
In r r Hare Pennsyvania 80 IT. ~ I'M sesond !. n
coiam5ia. % IS +. in. fourth .o.,un
c1n%S EH%Sias high 'RRPss h5R: a1&
fS%%Sis f%"Rs5ssnia q IL fer tRiIS P@ss s
Pole vau-Won by r. peaEn Pesnsyivans .anad 10 N n R
Coket and l. A Gray Pennsylvania. 10 H. in tied for
third place ,-,,-
Ia3 n II In u. Bruce Columbia. Ill IT. -. In sec
ond: j. r. Anderson Pennsylysnia los IT az in third;
T. A. Newton Pennsylvania, Jos H. ! in, fourth
Running broad tump--Won by 7. II. McC1ain Pennsyl-
vania q IL IL in: @. Cook Pennsylvania II H. in.
c. W. kennedy. Columbia 20 n. os. In. fourth.
Harold Weekes the Columbia athlete. was able
10 run in the Columbia Pennsylvania games be-
cause the Columbia faculty committee on athletics.
at a special meeting called yesterday morning TO
reconsider Weekess case restored him 10 good
standing and declared him eligible TO run The re-
consideration OF his case was due TO the fact that
new DEVELOPMENTS and influences were brought 10
bear While the faculty has not announced its
reasons 1t is said that the fact that Weekes
ranked high IN geology and literature made up
sufciently for his deficiency In other studies BY
eaualizing matters in this way IL is reported, he
was made eligible TO run yesterday
ANDOVER RECORDS BROKEN.
rl,raa Ia
New-York tribune., 1901-05-12
HELP WANTED.
EeysnnlG

Female.
HOME WORKS. to SIS weekly No can
yassing. We have several lines to give
out Some 10 copy letters. An hour or two
evenings will add IS TO Sc TO your weekly
income Inclose stamp. Work sent any dis
tance. Address EAGLE MFG CO. iOs
Splitter Bldg. Toledo. o.
wANTED-A good cook and baker. and
help with house wash only; German
woman preferred: for family OF two; must
have good city references. Address DUN
LOP. Tribune Office.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-12

West Point, n. ", May 11.-Lehigh defeated West
Point here to-day in a heavy hitting ball game by
the score OF 20 to 6. The score:
Mast Nssish Point p;i5.........-tt 3 e-2S
Batteries-Taylor and Persons: Graham. Phillips and
Hackett
New-York tribune., 1901-05-12
AMHERST WINS FROM SYRACUSE.

Syrause. N Y, May n-Amherst won the dual
meet with Syracuse-7O1 1-3 and 40 2-this afternoon
on the University Oval
New-York tribune., 1901-05-12
BOARD AND ROOMS

I5I LTTDET Boulevard. Fiatbush.-
Excellent board In a large. well appointed
hou-. with veranda ard grounds eKcep-
tioral rooms convenient 20 trolley lines :
within ~ minutes OF New-Gork
434 MADISON ANE.-AfteT June LIST. large
third floor suite for summer or fall ar
rangements: references
i2a EAST 10TH ST.-Lsrge and small
rooms with board.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-12
BASEBALL AT wEEHAwKEs

Al Weehawken to-day the Ironsides, one Of the
Oldest senni-professional teams in the game. will
play the West New-York Field Club. The teams
well matched
New-York tribune., 1901-05-12
OLD TIME BASEBALL IN BROOKLYN
CHAMPIONS BEATEN BY MATTHEW.
SONS FINE PITCHING
THE RECORDS
NATIONAL LEAGrn
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
GAMES YESTERDAY.
NATIONAL IEAcr.n
.AMERIcAN rrAcr-r

New York. :; Rrooklyn o. Chicago -: St Louis .
Philadelphia ~ Boston, Cincinnati at Pittsburg: rair
New-York tribune., 1901-05-12
OTHER COLLEGE GAMES.

A. Ann Arbor-Unversity OF Michigan Z; Univer-
sity OF Illinois s
At Amherst-Dartmouth. ?; Amherst. o.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-12
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
AT BALTIMORE.

r. II T.
Baltimore ...........o o o o o-s 10 3
Athletics ............ o. II
Bsteries-FopeIi ana Robinson: Bernhard and Powers
AT DETROIT.
De,rci, ........... %
CHICAGO ......... o o o @ % II 4
Bs,t.ries-Yeager ana Buelow; skopec. Harvey and
Sullivan
New-York tribune., 1901-05-12
RRDOKLYN
NEW-YORF
New York
nrr.l

Earnei uns-New- York. Z. Two base hits-Selbach.
Davia Three base hit-Bernard Frst base
Brooklyn. ]. Left hases-Rro o5ifyn 4: New-Yor 3
Stolen base-keeler Double play-Dahlen and Farrell
First base balls-By Mstthews0n !; by kennedy ,;
hy Hughes. . Struck out--sy Natthewson. by Ken
nedy 2; by Hughes. 1. Passed ba-Smith. Time sc
f'rnnre-a0sToav
New-York tribune., 1901-05-12
AT BOSTON.

Boston ..............o e1ooo 9
Washington .........3 o o o D -
Bst,erles-revgls ana Crager: Lee and Clark.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-12
AT MILWAUKEE,.

s,l,.,.sss ss1Ssasss ..........5 SSgS:tS fI5 iS I
Bateries-sparks and Leahy; Foner, Scott and WOOD
New-York tribune., 1901-05-12
LOST.

LOST. -Bankbook No 14.OsT, issued by the
Franklin Savings Bank 20 Jerry Murphy.
Finder please return TO bGHh.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-12
ANpovER RECORDS BROKEN.

Andover Mass. May u.-Three records were
broken al the spring meet of the Phillips Andover
Academy track team to-day-the shot put. the
hammer throw and the pole vault Captain Schick
New-York tribune., 1901-05-12
FoRDHAM. 8; ORANGE. 4.

The baseball season of the Orange Athletic Club
opened at Orange Oval yesterday in game be-
tween Fordham College and Orange. Fordham
won the game by "A batting streak in the third
and fifth innings. 5outier, of the old IrYington
baseball club, pitched for Orange and gave good
heavy, and fine ball playing out OF the ques-
ton. Score:
r. II. z.
FoTdhsm' '':......... :..........d g 8 Is
Batteries-BoutiIlier and oNeal McKenna and Butler
New-York tribune., 1901-05-12

r,e,r7it 8; Chicago. 4. Washington q Ros,on
Milwaukee IL; Cleveland. s. Philadeiphia y Fatinoare
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-16
UNION.

Union, Aug 12.-As it has been some
time since | have written to the dear
old Herald, / will try to iot down what
few items | have gathered
Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Petty and Noah
Donnelly spent last week with relatives
at Comprehensive.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Ashworth Of Arkan-
sas, and Mr.. Fayette Ashworth of
Thompson Station, spent last week in
our midst. ..-
Miss Pearl Donnelly has been visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Burr Marlin, since our
last ,
Mrs. Mary Goodwin was called to the
bedside of her son, Mr.. w. T. Goodwin,
who is very sick with typhoid fever.
We hope for him an early recovery. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Goodwin and little
daughter spent the past three weeks in
our midst. N
Misses Annie and Hattie Anderson
have been visiting in our midst since our
last.
Mr. j. A:2Sedberry spent Saturda,
and Saturday night with Mr.. G. G
Goodwin.
. | Willatlosg, With BEST wishes to tht
I Herald family. hs DE- lulDTo92G LEO.
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lard were with Mrs. Stewart Green
the first of the week.
The protracted meeting at this place
will begin next Sunday Mr.. W. Z.
Boaz, of Fulton, Ky, will conduct it.
Messrs. L. S. Craig and son will move
their saw mill from this place to Big
Greek this week.
Mrs. M. J. Digger is at home after a
week S visit to Mr.. S. G.. Digger at
FriersOn
Mrs. Margaret Callahan gave her
other birthday dinner last Satur-
day, the 10th inst, it being her eighty
ninth birthday. She is blind and almost
helpless, but has a very good mind.
Mrs Jim Dunnivant and children of
Prospect, are visiting her mother, Mrs
Hill. ...
Miss Make Lee will give an ice
cream supper tonight Tuesday in
honor of Miss fowler.
Mr.. Virgil Campton, of Lynnville, is
spending a few days with relatives.
BLONDE.
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..STAMMERERS.

Prof. Louis Lewis, years instructor
III Cfirard College, writes Jan. l4th, !
1901, to CASPAR c. CARRIGUES,
PRESIDENT OF THE PENNSYL-
VANtA INSTITUTE FOR STAN
MERERS, N. w. cor. 10th. and
Brown Sts., Philadelphia 81 learn
with pleasure that you are opening
new school for the cure of stammering.
MY opportunity for closely observing
yonr work in the Philadelphia Insti-
tute, during the year that was Physi-
cal Instructor in that school, was an
usually good. l believe that many of
the cures performed were due largely
to your efforts. | consider you
thoroughly capable of curing those
afflicted with speech impediments. |
congratulate you upon the admirable
location and splendid equipment of the
PENNSYLVANIA Institute. | am glad TO
endorse You and your work, and shall
advise any stammerers NAV meet to
'place themselves under your care.
Endorsed by Allan B. Philputt, ID.
D., indianapolis, Ind. I; Prof, E. Z.
Snoddy. Hiram College, Ohio; Miss
Kate Edgar, County Supt. Public
Schools. also Prop. and Mgr. of The
Csntral Bureau Of Education, Paris,
tKy. Lon W McClanahan and +. ID.
Lander. Columbia Tenn.
Write at once for particulars 10 The
,Cciumbia Herald, Columbia, Tenn. If
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OUR CORRESPONDENTS.
RALLY HILL.

q Rally Hill, Aug. -. Bro. Eubanks
filled bis appointment at Glenn 5
Chapel last Sunday afternoon at three
o'clock, and preached an interesting
sermon
The people of this community are
hoping and waiting for the pencil
factory TO start.
Miss Ella Hinson is assisting Miss
Sue Moore in her school at Lee s
Corner.
We are glad to report that Mr.. Walter
Moore is improving rapidly. We hope
he will soon be out again.
We have been having plenty of
good rains for the last two weeks,
which were worth a great deal to the
farmers.
Miss Annie Boosted, Of Nashville, is
the guest of Misses Annie and Maggie
Moore for few days.
Miss Armstrong Of Chattanooga is
the guest of Miss Julia james of this
place.
Miss Viola and Ophelia Cathey, of
Glenn Store, was the guest of Miss
Lizzie Moore last week
r Mr. William Farley and daughter
Miss Vashie, the Misses Baws,
Mr.. Andrews and Mrs North were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Alex Moore
last week. "o
Miss Annie Moore will commence her
school to-day at, Blaton' s Chapel
LILLE,
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proverb that the "eyes Of man are never
satisfied. "
The Anti Saloon League is getting
down TO business and as result the
saloons are going ont OF business
least, ON Sunday Heretofore, Mt
Pleasant has been the most wide open
town in the state. The back doors of
the saloons on Sundays have been as
wide open as the front doors of the
churches. But their dreams have been
disturbed. The order has gone forth
that they must close and they are clos
ing. Last Sunday they were locked as
securely as bank vault. 1t is hoped
that the city authorities will remain
awake for awhile.
DIR. W. II. kirtrell has returned from
an extensive Western tour.
DR.. and Mrs j. S Hill arc at Primm's.
Aubrey Doss of C,rksville, is here
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. II.
DCss.
Mrs. Charles S. jackson has returned
from visit to her parents, Col. and
Mrs. II. G. Evans, of Columbia
Hon. j. II. Dining was down last
hight 10 attend the Old Bachelors Re-
ception.
Miss Charlotte Henderson is visiting
Columbia friends.
Mrs. Aleck Orr entertained at an
elaborate dining yesterday in honor of
Mrs. y. p. Bryan, of Jacksonville, Fla
A large number of guests, former school
mates of Mrs. Bryan, were present, and
the event was quite an enjoyable one.
Archie Louise, the 1S monthsold
, daughter of IL. f. Barnes, died yester
day afternoon Of catarrhal fever. The
remains were inferred to-day in the city
cemetery.
Mrs, Ross and children, of Texas, ar
| rived this week to visit the family of
Mr. Il. Ward. They will remain ses f.,
eral months, and the children will enter
Hay Long College at the opening term.
Mrs. Martha G. Frierson sprained he
wrist very painfully the other day.
i Miss Addie Jones left to-daylfor a stay
/ at Wayand Springs.
i Miss Jessie Bostick is on two week s
| visit to franklin.
/ Miss Sarah Hughes is suffering with
iasslightattack of malarial fever.
' CharIiegC hafln is egain working or
the, Mt Pheasant Chronicle after having
laid offseyeral weeks cfEs account of a
protracted illness:S T
The registration BOOKS are now oper
in the 18th and 18th districts.
Ernest Cole has returned from +;
t, weeks visit with homefoiks at Fay
: etteville. pad .
Charlie Alexander will leave in a few
days for a visit to relatives in Nashville
He will probably make that place hi
future home. II
Hirscbil Nowlin is now clerking TO
Joe jones', -. 7.,''.,'s'' noe a.
o. II. Gamwell has resigned, his posi-
! ton with the Farmers and Merchant
n Bank.
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WAFER VALLEY,

Al ynGvt3E.Ef@1 ~ s"g MA" go G-a'2 bAt
,h,rv Water Valley, August, ~. Our COM
u mupityv was blessed with q good rain
Yesterday 10
~ 10. The CT r, meeting closed last Fria
'I day night. - ,,,,.'' 49,. ~
7''a The protracted meeting at Goshen, on
!a - account Of other meetings will not
G.3c commence until the fourth Sunday
y 3smUrning in this month. ~"' &
Arch Alexander is very low with ty-
phoid fever. -.--------- .H
Mrs. IVES, Roberts and sbaby Louise
We're visiting on Turkey Greek for a
few days recently. ''
'h5 20 Miss Elizabeth Fleming, of Bethel.
q 20 was the guest Of relatives here last
h'i week - .@ p'" ',' FL III
Il "T Mr.. Jess Hutchinson visited his
''5, sister Mrs j. s. johnson, of Bethel,
"'"recent1y! nv ~ q" '.l- ..l
.o' Miss Dora Childers was the guest OF
7'' her sister, Mrs. Matte Mckee of
i'' Snow Greek, not long since. .'t
MIR. and Mrs. Wess Cook, of Turkey
Creek, visited relatives in Columbus
last. week. v,F iuG, u
Mr. Sewall Mcknight, of Lewis
800 | county, was in our midst the latter
B. part of last week. '.'i i.'-f..
"a Mr. w. G Harlan of Columbia, wa
in our village last week. ORESTRA
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h7Broadview, August 14-Mrs j. T
McKissick and baby Florence, of Wealth
erford, Texas, arrived Tuesday to visit
A'4A Miss Kate Digger and. Mr.. Manford
kea and Messrs Stewart Green and
Robert Thurman went to Shady Grove
-~s~lassHN Wednesday, to attend, the marriage
of Mr.. William Thurman to Miss Nora
Baker on Thursday They Were united.
in marriage at the home of the bride
rorparents alta clock "a, ,m.,. Immediate,
ly after the. ceremony. +, they left for,
BrQadYiew,, where q ,pice. reception was
rendered them by the groom S sister,,
Mrs 9. j. Digger. In a few days
fssfheya will 90 to their Home at NeapolisS,
'h followed by the best nwishes of their
TO- friends toEuur. I".aa. % A3A,h y,
tyBa Mesdames, A. NJ. Smith, b. g. At
,di kersop, lJenpy, Wiley and }, Miss Anna
iyr Thurman. and Master 4Sulliyap have
II beer, quite i'll With Typhoid fever, bAt
- are doing nicely at this Writing
ga MI" Wiley Hickmttn4 Is quite sick
with fever IL a9O -,
in 20 MrrHorhe arid daughter visited his
10 brother, YokeleyJ lWednestfay:'a
900 Mrs. rIosie Harmon has returned home
s,r'after spending several weeks with her
,a sister, Mrs. Atkerson.G .coar. h.
1a,;re Mr. and Mrs, j. ?, Brown Of Golu1n
.sg biaa, paid, a, recent visit 70 Mrs, A. Nr
Smith. 90,
}" % Mr., and Mrs. John Thomas aid baby
'hqof BlgbyVil1e, visited at the hoifie Of
II Mrs Maggie CrafgJlast week.972e| M
s~Dt@ Mr.. George Dugger is expected home
81 this week from OklahomaY,nm~ ~ ~
y.lon, Mr.. Floyd Gilbreth lis, at, h0memaftei
,a5 aIYisit, to Primmsy los"Ga AMOS. .
,rra Mr.. ,Gilbreth, and son Emmet,,a wis
T., have the fever, are reported better. a..
40 Messrs. Edgar and Ernest Lusk, ol
'a>Porteri are here now milling clover. '''
I9"ns" own 'aA" "' BRUNETTE, ..
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Romeo Disappointed.

An ardent young Romeo from the Mt
Pleasant end of the county came to Co
lumbia this morning to urchase a mar
riage license for himself and his best
girl Owing to strenuous parental obiec-
tons, the young people were proceeding
on the sly.
At the court house an unexpected OBJ
struction arose. The devoted young
lover failed to satisfy Clerk Hardin
Thomas that the fair Juliet had passed
the required eighteen summers and the
license was withheld. Not to be baffled,
however, young Romeo went out town
and returned few minutes later with q
Getty acquaintance" through whom he
sought 70 prove the maid6H's age. The
clerk fired a few questions at the city
acquaintance touching his knowledge of
the matters at issue and the latter got
so tangled up that he said he didn't
know the young lady at all; that he was
nrstxkrn" drr~the panae, ana otter
sbologisfng toshis friehds lat. 4he.6 ffee
The HERALD Iefrains from giving
names, as we understand the young man
will makesanother effort, and as matri-
monia matters seem TO be in such a
'ibdd way m tir,t "--part--v ti1e--ee+esty
around Mt PLEASANT, we, are disposed tc
lend the cause assistance. '~'A~'' .4's+~
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Couahed. up a Nail,

Union City Tenn, Aug. 12.-Mr. and
Mrs. O.. F. WiIts have alittle 5iyear-
b. y nafned Cecil Frahklin. Three years
ago,, he gothoid Of SIX penny nail one
day and Swallowed it. Since then the
child has been IN very bad health,
t6ughing great deal. Saturday even
ing the boy took spell of coughing
while leaning out the window and
coughed up tile nail in two pieces, it
having 'rotted near the head. The nail
had 4 rusty appearance The parents
nov hope for the lads entire recovery.
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'TusKEiiEr, Ala, July 8, 1878.

,5'I' Fat."fE. TUsKEtiEE, Ala, July 2S lS7Ss.a
r.D.A DIR. GsJ. MoFFbsTr-4<My DHar, SIR: Jnstice
to you demands that should give you my
experience with your excellent medicine,
TEkTHINA.- Our little girl. just thirteen
moaths Old, has had much trouble teeth
ing. Every remedy was Exhausted in the
shape of prescriptions from family physE-
,-o,., Gians. ,Hef bowels CONTINUED 10. pass off
pure blood and Burning fever continued for
daysapH'tiIhe = II g r. life was almost de!
SPARED, of. Her mother determined to try
TEETHlNA, and in day or two there was
great change-New life had retuI ned
the bowels were regular, and, thanks TO
40 "TEEThINA, the little babe is now doing
~ 3vyNfelhi Yours, etc. ,.ftL Old w. MClNER,i
rar,, Editor and Prop. Tuskegee lAlal News,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-16
MULES FOR SALE,

Owing to the drouth and scarcity Of
feed, want to sell my stock, one hun
dred and seven head of mules, raised in
California, and unbroken. They are
from three to five years old, In good
condition, average Is hands high or
over. Address, T. h. holland,
or. Holland Banking Co., mn
dSw 2t,y -- ,r- Springfield, Mo.
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On a Serious Charge.

J.C. Franklin, Nashville druggist,
has been arrested on the charge of send
ing an anonymous obscene letter to
Mrs. w. A d. Cole, wife of a travelling
man. He denies the charges, and mas
given bond for his appearance before
the United States District Court. pi
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VOL Y l.+lN't TTI , "
'i5Fogt


gT Having pt,feh ased the tnterestFof ME-,
yitiR. Rutledge in the Insurance. "A gency
iof G6fdo4 &RutIedge, I@take thismIeahs
of notifying my friends throughout the
t6WyIIf and nc6uRty,,s and Sincerely trust
thal h9Sx VIII f4mgmbare ME. r. was,
my Intention to make more, atihhQrQugh
personalfaavasss but dowing to,ssevere.
I.illness anmB famikyI h&ve,been Aaab bic
t0ldolso. '99r0u r9nT ,Hg89sO u ~ M
Assuring you that we are in4a post
ton to lgfyey oniasF good ay'tKe best fl
Fire, life and Accident Insurance. and
Trusting That S9u viii cal on he at the
! office Of Gordon& Towler, in the Ma
sonic Building, Iam,very ,trulyru -e'
lHen exc WDuI sU JJM.TowLER.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-16
HOosier Wheat Drill
is the next thing you want to buy. |
is improved for490l. See - "a
If SATTERFIELp & DoDSoN.a
Base Ball.

The BetheIl Giles county, baseball
team will cross bats with the Culleoka
boys at Culeoka Thursday and Friday
of next week. These are the champion
teams of Giles and MaurycounCies, re-
spectlvely, and good, stiff games are
Anticipated, e rr,- ro. ~
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American Wire Fence.

y We sell it. Large stock on hand
Send your wagon and get what You
want lSatterield ~ Dodson. ~ If
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-16
Site for PythIan Homeu -,

Hoht James &c N A gdel6tts of Tulkpe
homa, has rendered the Grand Lodge,
knights ofRgthias, twenty tiS e acres of
the best, land ip ,Cofseq GQunT,a for tile
lte,..ofa the Widows AND Orphans
Home. The selection Of a ST e is IN the
bands of COMMITTEE of which John W.
Staples of Hartman; lis Chairman |, and
its report will be made to the Grand
Lodge Nashville American 4. .. -
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FIREMAN KILLED!
Serious Wreck ON the Southern N ear
"rs a.-a ri Tuseumbla.r }.lo.g

~ y ~" u ku0NS1HI1 015F'I- II|T
Special to the Herald. IsIu,t 'G'7
Fuscumbia, Ala, Aug 15.-+-The rear
section of a west bound freight train on
the Southern Railroad ran into the first
section at Gave Creek bridgeJo nine
miles west of this place, last night kill
ing a fireman and scalding engineer
Bryon seriously. One brakeman is re-
ported missing. The cars caught fire,
and nine were destroyed. off ,,r,i
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Wheat Wanted.

We want to buy your wheat. If you
do not wish to sell we will store it for
you Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
If
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-08-16
Disc Flows.

See the "Pony Kid before you buy, at
II. Satterfeld a. Dodson's.
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GarwoOd's Sarsaparilla-for the blood
guaranteed to cure. A b. RAINS.
Wheat Storaae.

We are prepared to furnish you with
sacks and store your wheat. You can
get money on our receipts. This is the
way to bridge over the present low
prices. Bell Phone 10. Citizens l02
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co. If
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Dr. u NJ. Browder President of the Tennessee College
of Osteopathy, will deliver lecture Osteopathy" in
the Bethel House parors Thursday night at O'Clock.
Other dates for lectures follows: ...
Mt. Pleasant, Aug. TO- p. M, inf Howard Institute
Chapel 80. ..t..l' .r .a. Fog. . ..4-, e.
Carter's Creek, Aug II, at p.