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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-01
Mr.. Charles Hatzell

El nuevo secretariO de Pto. Ri
co desemb arco aver ocupando hoy
su alto puesto.
Pasajeros llegados en- ell Ponce,
nos dicen que es persona instruidisi
may en- extreme amable y simpati.
ca.
La Correspondencia le envfa su
mas entusiasta saludo de bienyeni-
da.
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Clemente Soria1a f1e curado
de una hsrida contusa de ocho can
l1metros de lor gitrd sob-e la ragi6n
frontal izquierda.
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Lone Waist.

para bajar el talle las damas. Sc
ha 1ecibido. Forta leza % altos
n a. 15
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El primer documento que firm6
Ell nuevo sscretario de Puerto Rico
fue ell Reg amento de la sociedad
espanola, saciedad de auxilio mu'
tuO
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M Woviniento
de vapores

Cubano <Mar1a Herrera, Sal
dra do ste puerto ell dfa 8 de No
vismbre pr6ximo con dsstiuo q la
Habana y escalas intermedias.
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N0TICIAS.

La forita Maria Llobet, dis
tinguida profascra de esta Capital,
regres6 ay er de los Estadcs Unidos
en- eli Vapcr <Ponce>. Teuemos mu-
cho gusto en- enviarle nuestro salu
do de bienvenida.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1901-11-01

dra de 9 ste puerto ell d1a de No
viembre pr6ximo con dsstiuo q la
Habana y escalas intermedias.
Frances EST Sine On, Proceden-
tie de Europa y Saint Thomas llega-
ra q este puerto del 8 al del pr6xi-
mo Noviembrs siguiendo viaje para
Pto Plata y escalas.
Espaf1ol sConde Wifredo., Con
destino q este puerto sal Ira del de
Barcelona el dfa Is del pr6ximo No
viembre, con csc alas en- Malorca,
Torrevieja, Valencia, Mals ga, Ca
diz, Tenerife y Las Palmas.
Goleta americana <Abiel Abbot,
El Ola % del corriente saldra del
puerto de New York con destino &
este.
Goleta americana <Olive Wit
tier. .-Salio del puerto de New York
81 ~ del corriente con destino q es-
te.
Espaf1ol sSa aturnina, Saldra de
Liverpool el dfa del pr6ximo No
Vlemore directamense para este
puerto y demas de la Isla.
Espaflol sMarfa, Del puerto de
La Coruf1a salio ell dfa 81 del corrien
te con destino a este y otros de la
Isla.
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Han llegAdo aver en- ell vapor
Ponce, de los Estados Unidos ell doc
tor don Tomas Vazquez y su esposa.
iSean bienvenido s!
OFICINA DE ASUNTOS AD-
MINISTRATIVOS de Jose G del
Vale Fortaleza II (sltos) Gesti6n
en- los Centros oficiales y Ayunta
mientos. Sc cuenta con abogados
del pals y americanos y traductor
Tambien so ocupa esta oficina de
comp1a y venta de incss etc.
Pm
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Ri crimen de anOChe.
Lo que deClaran los teStigOS,

Lo que deClaran los teStigOS,
Lo que dice HidaIgO.
Ocurri6, proximAmente las
ocho de Ia noche, en- Ell sitio demo-
minado el Laberinto.
Ell Juez de San Francisco sef1or
Bazan SO constituy6 inmediatamente
en- el lugar del suceso, dando prin-
cipio las diligencias sumarias.
El Doctor Cssteros, ccncurri6 8
los pocos momentos, decl larando que
Bstancourt era cadaver
Este Sc hallaba tendido en- di- 4,
racci6n de Este Oeste sobre ell bra
70 derecho Y con el revolver al lado
conteniendo todas las capsulas.
Ten1a ell bast6n roto por la mi
tad.
DETENCION POR sOsPECHA
Ell sef1or Juez orden6 inmedia-
tamente 10 dete ACTON de Andres HI
dalgo sobre quien recaen graves sos
pechas, acto que fue llevado cabo
por ell guaraia Jose Fernandez q las
ocho y media d. la noche.
TESTIGOS DE CARGO.
Rosario Falcon qu uerida de Be-
tancour:, dec ara que hablaba con su
amante, cuando lego Hidalgo 20 sin
mediar explicaciones le dispar6 un
tiro.
Betancourt solo pu 10 decir es-
tas p lsbrss: ere has matadc.,
La testigo celebr6 un careo con
Hidalgo en- el cuartel de Policia de
Paerta ds .Tierfa, scsJeniendole que
81 era el asesino.
Sc dice que B ,tsncourt Hidal-
go habfsn tenido disgustos anterio.
res, por causa de la Rosario Falcon.
Tomhsa Santos: declsra que vic
ell asssino y dallas sef1ss que coinci-
den perfectamente con las de Hidal
go.
D~lores de Jesus declara 10 mis-
mo que Ia anterior: vic cuando 81
asesino bsja oa por ell callej6n oy6
perfcctaments el disparo.
ANDRES HIDALGO.
Lo vic uno de nuestros redacto-
res en- la carcel las diez de la ma
mana.
E ,taba ssntado en- una sila de
extension almorzando un biftek.
Sc paro cuando entr6 nuos.ro
ri MA f.@ < - -
Dijo que era vfctima de una in
justicia debida q antiques RESENT
mientos con Ell Juez senior BAzan.
Ignoraba 10 del crimen cuando
10 detuvieron en- su casa, despue de
tomar chocolate, que le sirvi6 su Sc
nora en- momen.os en- que 50 iba s
acostar por ssntirse acatarrado.
Era amigo de Bstancourt, con
quien lie ligaban relaciones de fnti
ma amistad hsbiendo estado en- mu-
chas festas juntcs por ser Bstan-
court uu gran tocador de guitarra.
Confia mucho en- Dies para Que
la justicia brille.
Pedira al Attorney General un
juez especial que instruya su suma-
rio.
Aparenta una gran tranquilidad.
EN- Ell CEMENTERIO.
A las dos de la manana, aeon.
panado de cuatro polioias del Sr.
Juez fue conducido Hidalgo al &C.
mentetio para rect noe ell ca1aver.
Cuando vlo B9tanc urt empe-
20 llorar amarga nente.
Dljo que 10 conocla er4u1 gran
amigo suyo.
LA OPINION PUBLICA.
Sefiala con marca1a insis.eucia
al guardia Hidalgo como autor del
crlnen, y sal a relu ,ir con este mo-
two su conducta anterior.
sssgura que por falta de res
peto a Ia autoridad local ha sdo
snspendidO en- su destino.
Ell SUMARIO.
Cuando circule nuestro diario,
seguo nos mantle ,to ell sef1or Juez
va la detenci6n de Hidalgo habra 81
do elevada a prisiop, despues de ha
ber declarado t1dos los testigos.
En- Ell CementeriO.
De muy buen gusto resulta Ia
corona slegorica con que Ia Coionia
espan ola$tiene adornados los nichos
.1D 1nr x,Sa Al
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Glasses nocturnaS.

Desde ell de Octu6re Ingles,
Espanol, Aritmetica. Mensuaiidad
50.
Institute Was hipgton 70. Allen.
na IS. Is
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La rstrata que Ian de celebrar
Is cafees <Pslma, y <Polo Sur,
frente q la Darsena de los botes,
tendrA lugar ell Jueves de la sema-
ma pr6xima Lo avisamos & los af
cionados 8 Ia buena m1sics.
PINTURv DE PLOMO BLANCA
6 ALBAYALDE. La pintura de plomo blan
ca Matheson, alhayalde fue la dnica que
obtuvo premio en- Ia Exposition de Paris.
400 Libras de Ia pintura de plomo Mathee
son. da mejores resultados que 500 libras d.
cualquiera otra pintnra de plomo blanca. Pa
ra precios particulares, dirijirse
r. A: Macfie,
Unico Agente en- P r:
Gale del Cgisto Mol,
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Ell SUMARIO

Cuando circule nuestro diario,
segdo nos mantle ,to ell sef1or Juez
va la detencion de Hidalgo habra 81
do elevada q prisiop, despues de ha
ber declarado t9dos los testigos.
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LA OPINION PUBLICA,

Sanala con marcaaa insis.encia
al guardla Hidalgo como autor del
crlmen, y sal a relu cir con este mo-
two su conducta anterior.
Sc sssgura que por falta de res
peto Ia autoridad local ha sdo
snspendido en- su destino.
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Ramon R6ura Owen,

Ha tire - adado su estud o la
Note RIA a Ia Gale de Meldoz Vigo
n Q 80 Maya gtiez
= a IS 1S
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Sc ha separado del partido Re.
publicano don Rodulfo Figueroa de
Ponce
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OETENCION POR SOSPECHA

Ell sef1or Juez orden6 inmedia-
tamente 10 dete aci6n de Andres HI
dalgo sobre quien recaen graves sos
pechas, acto que fue llevado q cabo
por ell guaraia Jose Fernandez a las
ocho y media d. la noche.
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A las dos de la maf1ana, aeon.
paf1ado de cuatro policlas y del Sr.
Juez fue conducido Hidalgo al &C.
mentetio para rec, noe I ell ca1aver.
Cuando VIC Bstanc urt empe-
20 llorar amarga nente.
Dijo que 10 conocla y erAul gran
amigo suyo.
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ENTERTAINER TS.
Students Club.

The Students Club had delightful
Saturday with Mrs. Hazel
Padgett, whose pretty rooms were
adorned with beautiful
horals in honor of the occasion. The
general subject for the morning was
English Politics during Victoria $
Reign. Miss Rebecca Mayes read
a paper on "Early Prime Ministers. ="
Miss Ellen Friel talked entertainingly
of "Beaconsfeld and Gladstone. +"
Mrs Biddle led the general dis
cussion on Advanced Democracy. "
The papers on all subjects were fine,
and showed careful preparation.
Two new members were present at
this meeting; namely, Mrs. Hardy of
Mt. Pleasant, and Miss Carrie Will
liams.
The next meeting will be with Mrs.
Robert Pillow, the 4th Saturday morn
ing in this month, at 10 o clock. THE
Rrownings' will be the interesting
topic for that occasion. Miss Bryant
will prepare paper on "Optimism
of Browning" Mrs Frank Everett
will have for her subject THE Idea
Marriage of the Brownings."
On Friday night, Nov. 80, there vii
be an informal lecture in the Institute
parlors, by MIR. Allen G.. Hall of TIN
Nashville High School He comes a
the special invitation of the Students
Club. The public is invited.
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J.ROSLIIN\L,

making some genuine bargain prices,
which you will find in his card else
where in this issue.
Brown Thornton, negro of this place,
was arrested Sunday in Pulaski on the
charge of Incorporating goods be
longing to Manuel Mason, negro EN-
ployed at the Guest House. He sub
mitted his case before Esq. Hayes. and
was sent to the county chain gang.
At meeting of the Tennessee So
ciety of st. Louis-an organization com
posed of former Tennesseans-this
week, Mr.. Lawrence o. Branch was
chosen President. Mr.. Branch formerly
lived in Columbia, and his friends here
will be pleased to hear of the honor be-
slowed upon him.
Mrs. Ernest McLemore was called a
few days ago to the bedside of her
mother, Mrs Goodrich, at Canton,
Miss, and on yesterday the sad news
was received that her illness had proved
fatal The numerous friends of Mrs.
McLemore will deeply sympathize with
her in her bereavement.
Mrs. J. c. Wooten was called tc
Leighton, Ala, last Saturday, to attend
the bedside of her sister, Mrs. NJ E
Walden, who was critically i'll. Mrs
Waldron died that evening. Messrs
j. r. and W. B. Wooten attended tn,
funeral eud burial Monday. They
have returned, but their mother will re
main awhile longer.
Messrs J. W. Black and Roy Porte
have purchased the interest of Mr.. j. d
Wright in the transfer business G
Wright & Moore. and the new firm vii
conduct the business hereafter unde
the name of the City Transfer &c. The
will have headquarters at the old Blac
stable on East Seventh street, and wi
probably put in line of livery later OF
Mr.. Wright will remain with the ne'
firm month longer.
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ward-white 213, colored 70 fourth ward
white 227, colored 96 From this it
will be seen that the wards are nearly
evenly divided on white voters
Coleman, the little son of Mrs. Renick,
who has scarlet fever at Mr.. +. ID.
Lander's residence, is conval ascent; and
Mrs. Renick, who was somewhat indis
posed the first of the week, is well
again.
Sheriff Holt, of Giles county, was here
yesterday to get Granville Harvell,
negro who was arrested Wednesday by
Deputy Sheriffs Erwin and Hight, who
is wanted in Pulaski.
Mr.. A. B. Rains, local representa-.
| tive of the weather bureau, has re-
ceived new Government thermome-
ter, which records the minimum and
maximum temperature, and a rain
guage.
Lafayette Chapter, No. 4 will hold a
called meeting next Monday night at 7
o'clock in the Masonic Hall, for work
in the Royal Arch degree. Some dis
tinguished Royal Arch Masons are ex
pected from distance.
Mrs. Ella Cox Whitefield and little
child have moved from Bear Creek,
where they have been with relatives,
and are now boarding with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Williamson, corner OF
Ninth and Embargo streets.
Dr. A. S. Page never likes to enjoy
a good thing by himself, and for that
reason he brought the Herald pretty
souvenir a paper weight containing
view of Washington tomb, which
he secured on his recent trim East.
Cam .Wingfeld, colored, Is under ar
rest charged with stealing several Lar
robes from Harlan 4 Sons livery stable
! several days ago. He was arrested by
Officer Lipscumb Friday, and State:
warrant was taken out against him.
Mrs. johnson is very sick with feve
, at her home on South Garden street
She is daughter of Mr.. X. Dobbins,
, venerable Methodist exhorter, who il
making his home with her. They re
Gently moved here from Blanton'
Chapel.
Mrs. Lou HARRISON has been suffering
from a lame knee. She fell one nigh
recently, while going down Tenth stree
from South Main TO Embargo, and wa
severely hurt. The doctor feared a
first that she would always suffer from
stiff knee.
Miss Ruby Campbell, Of Lynnville
who has been in Nashville under med
cal treatment for some time, is great
improved. Miss Campbell has visite
Mrs. II. p. kiguers on several occasions
and has many friends here who will b
glad TO hear Of her improved health.
Mr.. Sol Gross. the Bee Hive mar
has announced that he will move hi
stock of dry goods. shoes. etc, 70 th
store-hOuse next to the Farmers
} Merchants Bank by January LIST 1
!, order 10 reduce his stock as much a
possible before moving time. he
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Webster Laurie.

The church at Zion was the scene OF
great interest yesterday afternoon ats
O'Clock, it being the occasion of the mar
riage of Mr.. George P. Webster to Miss
Effie Laurie. The floral decorations
were pink and green, and were
very elaborate and very beautiful.
The ushers were Messrs. John Sowen,
Harry Armstrong, Ed Hill, and Dave
Fleming. Rev. S. P. Halves performed
the impressive ceremony. The BRIDE
attired in her handsome wedding
gown, was preceded to the altar by two
lovely little flower girls Bessie Daw-
son and Louise Frierson, who were
prettily dressed in pink and green:
The groom was attended by his best
man. Mr.. Lawrence Webster Master
George Stephens carried the cushions
for the couple to kneel upon, ana MI.
Hammond Webster gave the Drlde
away. -. -.
Mr.. and Mrs. Webster left last
evening for bridal tour East, fol-
lowed by showers of congratulations
from a host of friends.
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OPERA HOUSE.

The Vendome Stock Company de.
lighted large audience at the Opera
House Monday night with their produc-
ton of "A Bachelors Romance. "
Lawrence Grattan, in the leading role
of David Holmes" a literary critic,
acted his part superbly; while Vail
De Vernon, as "Sylvia poor, sweet,
simple, trusting "Sylvia, - David
ward-was as pretty and bewitching
as she was graceful The play through
out is intensely interesting, full of
bright lines and happy situations ;
closing with a climax wherein David
discovers that Sylvia loves him, and
they are brought happily and roman
tically together
The speciality bill was also extraor-
dinarily good. consisting of new views
by the Vitagraph and vaudeville rem
ditions by Kittie Mitchell.
The Opera House management is tc
be congratulated upon securing this
company, and it is to be hoped thai
they will return often during the sea
son, being assured of good audiences
whenever they may come. The com
pany has shown that it is thorough.
capable one, and is considerably abov'
the average attraction brought here.
H. Guy Woodwards' Company vii
appear at the Opera House next Tues
day night in "Wanted-A Family. !
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AROUND TOWN.

Mrs. f. w. Voss is on the sick list.
Some cases of humps are reported in
this vicinity.
Mrs. viii Goad, who has been i'll, is
able to he out.
Mrs. Elijah Medley is quite sick at her
home on South Garden street.
Mrs. Addie Holcomb, who has been
very i'll for two weeks, is improving.
Lafayette Tomlinson, of Culleoka, is
now with Harlan, Watkins q Evans.
Mr.. A. NJ. LANAI of the Green House
is recovering from has spell of appendi-
citis.
Mr.. Sam Overton, proprietor of the
Guest House, is sick, threatened with
fever.
Mr.. George ID. Hodge, who has been
sick for several weeks, is able to be out
again.
For Rent. The Harrison store house
IN West End, for 1902. Apply to Sal
mon Il Turner. 96tw1t
Clarence, the little son of Mrs. W. F..
Tucker, who was quite i'll for several
days, continues to improve.
Little Rebecca Helm, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Evan Helm, is recovering from
an attack of scarlet fever.
Mr.. Ed Morgan and his mother moved
this week from McCain's to the McGre-
gor house on Embargo street.
Mr. Clarence Perry, of Bigbyville, is
boarding at his uncles, Mr.. Leroy Scott,
and clerking for Henry Gross.
Mr.. Will Hooten and family moved
Monday from the new Chaffin resi-
dence on Glade street to West Ninth.
Wanted-To exchange nice new
pheton for lumber. Call Citizens
phone %, or Bell 800. 14-2-wl
We'are glad to report that Mr.. Inne'
Dobbins, who has suffered from a pro
tracted spell of fever, is able to be ou
again.
Prof. O. H. p. Bennett has been quit
sick at the home of Mr.. Frank Wiley Of
South Main street, but is some bette
to-day.
The ladies of Baptist Mission will Civ
supper and free concert at the Missio
next Friday night in South East OK
lumbia.
MIS-. w. T. Chaffin has recovered froi
= her recent spell of sickness, and lei
r yesterday on a visit to Murfreesbor
I friends.
: Miss Sadie Voss has resigned her pos
ton with the Citizens Telephone CO
q and is now stenographer for w. ]. En-
bry d Co
Il Oscar Wallace and Albert Flemin
participated in jolly 'possum and coo
b hunt one night last week. They ate a
!, the coons they caught.
Of the / 1878 voters registered in Il
city, 897 are white and 376 colore
= divided by wards as follows: Fir
l. Ward-white 1913, colored 1909; secol
ward-white 224, colored 80; thi
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Was Accidentally Killed.

News has been received here of the
accidental death of Robert Mayes, the
little son of Mr.. S. Mayes, at Bradley,
Texas. While out hunting alone, his
gun was il some unknown manner &C
cideutally discharged, and both loads of
shot entered his body, causing almost
instant death. Mr.. Mayes formerly
lived in the Leftwich Bridge neighbor-
hood, iu this county, but for the past
six or seven years be has resided in this
county. His friends here deeply sympa-
thize with him in his sorrow.
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Watkins,
Harlan
G. Evans.
WEDDING BELLS.

A pretty and interesting marriage
occurred at Princeton, KY, Wednes-
day, Nov. 9th, when DR.. R. Woods
OgilEie and Miss Jimmie Lester were
united in the holy bonds of matrimony.
DIR. Oglivie is a son of the late Dick
Ogilvie, and grandson of Mr.. and Mrs.
r. H. Ogilvie of Columbia. He is a
Young man of excellent moral and bust
ness qualities and has made quite a
success in his chosen profession. The
Herald joins the young couple in the
hearty congratulations they are now
receiving.
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To the Voters Of Maury County.

l hereby announce that am a can
didate for Sheriff of your county, and
| win appreciate to the fullest extent
the support of the people in my can
didacy, and. if elected, pledge myself
TO the faithful discharge of the re-
sponsible duties of that office.
Most Respectfully,
DIV IL JIM FORGEY.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1901-11-15

Miss Mary Rains was the hostess of
an elaborate card party, given Tuesday
morning at 10 80 O. clock, at her pretty
home on West Seventh street, in honor
of Mrs. Henry Martin of Midway, KY,
and Mrs G. II. Moak, of New York.
The lovely rooms were aglow with
light, chrysanthemums, cut flowers,
and ported plants. Progressive euchre
was played, there being five tables of
merry participants. An elegant lunch
served in courses was followed by deli
cious ices. The following were pres
ent: Mrs. Jas. Rockwell, Mrs. c. A..
Forgey, Mrs. G. w. Bradshaw, Mrs.
J. L. Hutton. Mrs. G. A. Parker, Mrs.
w. M. Chaffin, Mrs. R. l.. Mckinney,
Miss Thomas, Mrs. N. B. Catlett, Mrs.
Huntington, Mrs. Annie Bowen, Mrs.
Freeman, Mrs e. H. Hatcher, Mrs.
W. J. Howard, Mrs. Meade Frierson,
Mrs. J. W. Frierson, Mrs Geo. Martin,
Mrs. Henry Martin, Mrs. Eugene
Long. Mrs Charlotte Hughes, Mrs. j
T. Meadors, Mrs. c. II. Moak.
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Buy the Best, It's the Cheapest

Nicholson, Magruder & Co. represent
in their agency the largest Tornado, the
largest Fire, the largest Life and Acct
dent Insurance Companies writing
INSURANCE in Tennessee. Office IN
Brown Block. Both phones. $40 1y
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Winnie Davis Chapter.

The Winnie Davis Chapter of the
Daughters of the Confederacy was
entertained by Mrs. J. T. Meadors
Monday morning. 1t was the time
for the annual election of officers.
Mrs. Meadors was honored by being
e-elected President; Miss Mary Car
penter was elected LIST Vice-Presldent
Miss jamie Elan, 2nd Vice. President
Miss Rebecca Williamson, Secretary,
and Miss Willie Biddle, Treasurer.
After the business routine was over,
delightful social hour was spent,
dainty refreshments being served.
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Miss Katherine Latta and Mr..
Emmett Digger took their friends by
surprise Sunday, and were united in
marriage. During the afternoon they
drove to Spring Hill-accompanied by
Miss Marion Nichols and Mr.. Peeler
Harlan-and while there the ceremony
was performed by Rev. E. NJ Harrel.
the Methodist minister at that PLACED,
They returned to Columbia in the
evening, and will make their home at
the groom s residence on' South Maj n
street.
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The dance at the Century Club Tues
day night proved to be a very pleasant
affair. Ten ouples participated, and
tripped 1.-THE light fantastic to
beautiful music ON the piano. fur
nished by Mrs. A. B. Rains. The fol-
lowing young people, chaperoned by
Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Dedman, and Mr..
and Mrs. A. B. Rains. were present :
J. S. Robinson and Miss Mary Brown ;
Will Howard and Miss Olivia Barrow =;
Richard Smith and Miss Rebecca
Maves; Conner Akin and Miss Rebecca
Williamson Bruce Cochran and Miss
Annie Williamson; Henry Evans and
Miss Nina McLemore F. R. Gamble
and Miss Mary Rains; Allison Webster
and Miss Leigh Whirthorne; Sam
Harlan and Miss Sadie Sheegog
Misses jamie Sheegog and Miss Ethel
Hendley.
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Dress Goods
A big selection Of new eff
fects at small prices.
Carpets

The activity in our Carpet
Department is not surprising.
Here you will find a large
stock of floor coverings, Sc
lected to suit the masses, and
at prices. to suit the most eco.
nomical.
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Look Here 1!

We are going TO sell surries and
phaetons at cut prices for thirty days
Come and get ba argain.
u See SArTEKFIELD 4 DoDsOS.
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SPEAKING LAST MIGHT.
Messrs. smiser and Dining at shaw's
Hall.

Messrs. Jas. A. Smiser and J. H.
Dinning addressed the voters at
the hall over Frank Shaw's store OPP
n.lsite the Cottage Hotel, last evening
At 80 o'clock ON the issues IN the
municipal campaign.
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M. P. MERRILL
...DENTlST...

ornce; Rooms 81. Masonic Building.
r.,.nhone.. lCttizens'); ONCE, No. l69;
residence. No. es5.
8-S-Iy
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The Girls Card and Cotillion Club
will meet this afternoon at O'Clock
with Miss Annie Evans.