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The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-02
NOTES AND PERSONALS.

Mrs. Charles Scholar is in Pulasxa-
 
 Mrs. Sloss will again occupy her High land Avenue house for the winter.
 
 Miss Leila Smith has returned from Anniston.
 Mrs. Royster and MT. Harry Royster of Colorado are visiting relatives in Bir- mingham.
 Mrs. George L. Morris will visit Wash ington later in October.
 
 Mrs. J. H. Caughlan and Miss Edna Caughlan will leave tomorrow for New York
 MT. and Mrs Charles Roy and Miss Mabel Roy are now. at home in their handsome Nineteenth street house, which was formerly owned by MT. J. G. Whit field.
 Mir. and Mrs John Mckenzie Norment and MT. Norment's mother will take a house on South Highlands for the winter. Mir. and Mrs. Bozeman c. Bulger have leased the house on Fifth avenue which has been the temporary home for the Southern club.
 Mrs Ella Lowery Moseley has returned to Birmingham and will spend the winter here She is staying at 2109 Seventh ave- nue.
 The organ recital at the Central Pres byterian church tonight promises to be of unusual interest. All trends are invited to come and bring an offering for the or gan fund.
 Following Is the programme: Organ Prelate-Mr. McCombs. Voice-Miss Adams.
 Violin Solo-Miss Braun. Aria From Elijah-Mr. Armour. Organ-Mr. McCombs.
 Aria From The Creation-Miss Merk- stein.
 organ-Mr. McCombs.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. N. Cox and family left yesterday for Montgomery, where they will make their future home. Mir. and Mrs. J. B. Haslam left last night on their wedding tour to New York and other points of interest. Mir. Abe Spitzer formerly a resident of Birmingham, but now living in San Fran cisco, Is in the city. and is accompanied by his two neices Miss Sal1ie Cline and Miss Rabbetta Cline, of San Francisco They are visiting MT. Spitzer's sister, Mrs. David Friedman, at 2406 Fifth avenue The Misses Cline are accomplished musicians and they intend to spend the winter in Birmingham
 Mrs. J. H. Philips has returned and has as ner guest her mother Mrs. Hol- man, of Washington.
 The Twentieth Century club will meet Friday at D. m. with Mrs. J. w. Savage on Wears Hill. North Highlands.
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Five Killed in Explosion.

Glasgow. Ky. October Hive persons were killed by the explosion of boiler at Jesse Hinslow's mill at Rocky Hnl today. Their names are Jesse Hinslow, William Hinslow, his son: Allen Shackel- ford John V. Cump, - Cump. The ac- cident is supposed to have been caused by low water in the boiler.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-02
HELP WANTED.

= --,,- =, ---~7-,>->>-> -- tleman to call on druggists in the inter- est of new southern enterprise. s750 day can be easily made For partic- ulars address Room 526 Empire Bnild- Ing, Atlanta, Ga. 10-1-3t SIP WEEKLY, doing writing at home either sex. Two stamps for full par ticnlars. Gable Co.,, Real Estate Board building, Chicago.
 SIP WEEKLY. copying letters at home, either sex. Send stamp for particulars. Ming Mfg. Co.,, PAS Warren ave, Chi cago.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE SIS 5oo-A magnificent Highland avenue home. Perfect condition and must pe seen to be appreciated. s15, ,00O-A splendid brick veneered resi- dence. South Highlands. on 10th street, Every modern convenience. This placa must be seen to be aprl eciated. ssO0o-A first-ciass residence on lot 5ox19a feet, on 9th avenue. north This is rare bargain to anyone wanting homo on the northsde.
 SIS. .5O0-An elegant residence on corner lot, 10ox12O. northside; location very de- sirable. s4o0o--yacant lot, 95x24o feet. 11th aveplF south; fronts south; an extra fineftl Call and let us show you these ui ually nice pieces of property.
 IT. Fl. MOTION 6 co.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

MEN-Our illustrated catalogue explains how we teach barber trade in short time, mailed free. Moler Barber Col lege, New Orleans, La. 9-2e-6t WANTED-Good double entry bool1keep- CT for keeping books in railroad camp. Apply 2900 7th ave-. N. 10-2-7t WANTED-An active educated man of business ability for special work In Bir- mingham. Weekly salary or guarantee paid. Give age, experience and refer ence. Dodd, Mead & O., New York. e-23-24- 5-30-1O-1-2
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There are in the book all the peculiari- ties that have distinguished the former works of our author, but there is, too freshness and present interest that makes the book especially attractive to those who desire a place in their fiction for the latest happenings of the world about them.-Baltimore Sun.
 The glow of Mrs. Wilson's first stories is not lacking to this new one. She writes with sincerity and with a certain pas sion, which, perhaps, had a good deal to do with those earlier successes.-Louis- vile Evening Post.
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 PERSONAL.

MASSAGE, Masseuse and Dermatologist; work systematically and reasonably done. 40 N. 23rd st. Phone, Bell 1920. 10-1-7t
 LADIES. Chichesrers English Penny royal Pills are the best safe. reliable; take no other; send 4c stamps for par ticulars: Relief for Ladies' in letter by return mall; ask your druggist Chiches- ter Chemical Co.,. Philadelphia. Pa 7-21-156t-su-tu-t
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SITUATION WANTED.

WANTED-Position by young German as butcher or meat cutter, thoroughly experienced, understands managing a business. c. C. Willinger, "A So. 17th st. 10-1-2t WANTED-Posltion as waiter at hotel or an up-to-date restaurant by young lady; good references. Address M. A. W, care Age-Herald.
 WANTED-Position in Cents furnish ing goods house. practical experience. furnish good reference. Address Fur nishings, care Age-Herald 10-1-2t WANTED-Position as stenographer and typewriter Some experience. Refer ences. Address, Miss w. IT., care Age Herald 9-3O-3t
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Strengthen the tired kidneys and purify the liver and bowels with few doses of Prickly Ash Bitters. It is an admirable kidney tonic.
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Johnson grass hay for sale in carload lots by w. P. Munden & Co.,. Hamburg, Ala. s-a-14t FOR SALE-At half price, all Rolling Chairs used at Charleston Exposition now s20, new $40. Gen circulars from Cowperthwait & Co.,. Charleston e-27-6t RED BUILDING BRICK. in any quan- tity, furnished promptly; also limited quantity vitrified brick Let us hear from you before placing orders. Sloss Brick Co.,, Morris. Ala. 9-25-tf FOR SALE-At bargain, 50x190 on Belt railroad, located near 24th street, south. Address Belt, care Age-Herald.
 9-26-7t
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EOufiQ.

| OUND-A beauty comfort and wear in D. B. Luster stylish shoes H7 N. 18th st.. Birmingham, Ala s-l0-tr
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FOR SALE. ssooo-Half cash, balance to suit; 2O-acre truck and dairy farm, between BTming- ham and Bessemer; dwellings rentinai for s66O per year, l grist mill. water mower; 1 Munger gin, good patronage- See us for particulars. $500 cash, balance s15 per month; pricd 5000: 10Ox19O feet. with houses, at West End, on car line. s2500-s1000 cash, balance l. and 3 years3 good 2-story Groom residence and two halls, in good repair; 18th avenue, be- tween 17th and 18th streets; very de- sirable
 s2OO0-sSo0 cash, balance monthly; good 6- room cottage renting for $225O pen month; 18th street, near Sth avenues north.
 $1850-e-room and Broom houses; lot 25x14d feet; rents for SPA per month; 9th ave- nue, near 26th street s300-$5O cash. balance $10 per month; loe 50x14O feet, near Hillman station. Ely ton; lies well.
 SMITH & STiLLMAN.
 20041s First Avenue.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE. $750-4-room cottage; lot 5Ox150 feet: 250 feet of West Highland station, on Ens- ley car line.
 46x100-North 16th street, between 11th avenue and O'Brien avenue; S700; terms S200 cash, balance $12.50 per month. 16O Acres 10 miles of city. cheap. and terms can be had; nice lot fruit trees. 10 acres. suitable for subdivision; 66ox 2640 feet; and fronts a macadam road on the 660-foot end and 100 yards of car. line. =
 FOR RENT. 1895 3rd avenue, rooms, s30. Two nice offices Graves building 90 avenue. cheap to right parties Rooms all connected. inside blinds in nice fix 8 rooms, Smithfeld Highlands, s12.5O No. 1900 avenue K. rooms, gas, etc.. ser- wants house. S2750 s15-5-room cottage and 7is acres of lanI at fair grounds.
 L. G. PETTYJoHN. Phone l65. 1s26h Third Avenua
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It is a piece of work far better than many of the best selling novels" of re- cent seasons. Mrs. Wilson proves that she is a vigorous and able veteran of let ters, and it will be welcomed by all the quondam admirers of "St Elmo" They are legion.-Eleanor M Hoyt in The Book Buyer.
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MOVED TO 1922 Second Avenue. s:Maa!jcSh0ss5:s a!j
FOR RENT.

2125 7th Ave. modern r. room dwelling, in good re- pair; cheap to good tenant.
 1920 Morris Ave. splendid ground floor office cheap.
 A. R. Dearborn & Go. Agents. Phone llO2. 1921 First Ave.
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ROOMS WANTED.

WANTED-4 rooms furnished or unfur- nished; must be near town. Address Boomer, care Age-Herald s-2S-7t
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sTaAYED OR STOLEN.

LOST, SPRAYED OR SToLEN-A per feet fitting shoe If you buy them else where than D. B. Luster. 2l7 18th st.. Birmingham. b-lO-u
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LOST

-~----->~- -~-------- -->------- --~---------- LOST-A gold brooch set with brilliants; finder please return to circuit clerks office at courthouse; reasonable reward. w. L. Howard.
 LOST - s5 Reward; Liver colored and white setter dog, medium size, bushy tail. Return to Peerless Saloon.
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BOARD WANTEr

WANTED-Board for students of Bir- mingham Dental College. Apply to Dr. c. A. Merrill, Chalifoux Building. 10-2-Tt
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FOR RENT.

STORE FOR RENT-Nice large, new store for rent; 1918 4th avenue, opposite new city hall; also furnished rooms in same building. Snow & Rainbow, 11S North 20th street. 9-2S-tf FOR RENT-Office space and desk room on ground floor, 20S-210 Fist street. Lacey Real Estate & Investment Co. FOR RENT-Neat new broom cottage; with porcelain Tired bath; strictly mod ern; good location; $25 month. R. Me- Cornell & Co.
 FOR RENT-Very desirable Groom g. story residence All modern convent ences; large garden, n5 South s0th st.. best neighborhood in city Apply to E. J. McCrossin 511 Woodward building. 9-17-tf
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-02

Mrs. Wilson's view of life and her atti- tude toward her characters are never blase. She exhibits extreme solieitude about the destiny of her men and women, and by that unfeigned interest she sue ceeds in compelling interest on the part of her reader hardly second to her own Chicago Tribune.
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FOR RENT.

 sa5-7-room house; modern and new; Ave- nue H, between 29th and s0th streets. $35-7-room house; modern and new; i2th street, South Highlands. $40-S-room modern residence; College Hill. S5o-9-room modern furnace heated houses 1920 South 20th street. s50-S-room house; modern; 1007 South 21st street. s60-241S 9th avenue; modern. s75-Handsomely furnished, new South Highland home storehouse. Nos. and South 2Oth street. suitable for large wholesale purposes.
 FOR SALE $500 to s75o each for nice Fountain Heights lots. s1O25-Four-room cottage. two blocks of Woodlawn school and car line; lot LOOK 12S.
 R. MCCONNELL & CO.,. Bell & Peoples phones 46. 22O Fist St DWELLINGS FOR RENT-NoRTHsIDH sS0-7-room house, 2329 Sd avenue. $25-6 rooms, 17th ave. and 16th st. $45-1O rooms, 719 2Sd st. $32. .50-410 18th st. $20-F ountain Heights. $60-S rooms, 241S 9th ave.
 DWELLINGS-SOUT s50--8 rooms, 1500 11th avenue. s45-10 rooms, 1920 12th avenue. s35-S rooms, Virginia and 18th avenues $40-s rooms, 1701 14th avenue; new. s40--9 rooms, 1127 18th avenue; new. $4O--9 rooms, 11S1 18th avenue; new. s45-1O rooms 1924 12th avenue.
 STORI 3O9-311 North goth street. 402 North 18th street. 172S 4th avenue. 1730 4th avenue. 404 North 18th street.
 MESSER-MSORE INS. & REAL
 ESTATE CO, Phones S19. PA North Fist St
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CREDIT to reliable parties. Diamonds and watches. jewelry, silverware and clocks, on small weekly or monthly payments; lowest prices; best quality; goods guaranteed; will call if desired
 ]. Lowinsohn. 1921 Sd ave- 11-A-tf
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MISCELLANEOUS.

REI, CHAN HARES-Imported thorough hreds and domestics, prize winners; fn- est speciments and largest stock in United States; prices and particulars on annlication: book free Oakhurst Plantation Rabbitry, Rome. Ga
 9-2s-7t TO the stockholders of the North Bir- mingham Land Company-You will please take notice that the stock books of the North Birmingham Land Com pany will be closed from p. m., Sep tember 50. 1902. to 6 p. m. October 20. 1902, during which time no transfer of stock will be made By order of the board of directors. B. N. Cuilom, presi- dent; Smith cullom. secretary.
 Q-3O-At
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REAL E6TATE. -~-~O~-----~-------~>-- -----------------------~
 FOR RINT. Elegant. furnished me, South High. lands
 FOR SALE. $1v,00oO0-Eiegant home. South 18th St $ 6,0000-S-room house, new. fine lot. South Highlands. : 5.00000-8-room houEc, N. i9.i St. : 2,50000-Corner lot S0x240 N Highlands l,50O00-2 acres In North Birmingham. sl5,000 00-Elegant home. large grounds.
 We have other valuable resi- dence and bu1iness pr 1perties for sale.
 c. L. STlCkNEY 6 co.
 2006 1st Ave Phones, 6UO.
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Mrs. J. H. Philips has returned. and has as ner guest her mother, Mrs Hol- man. of Washington.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1902-10-02

The Twentieth Century club will mee Friday at D. m. with Mrs. J. w. Savag' on Wears Hill North Highlands.
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6oARDERS WANTED. BoARDERs WANTED-Rooms with or without board, 509 N. 22nd st. 10-l-3t
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS-Here is the greatest money maker in the world. Agents make $S to S5 daily n all localities. You can do same. Address Standard Co.,, P. 0. Box 530S Boston Mass. 9-29-10-2-5
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There Is not one perfunctory word in 1t.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-09-19

teacher in the West Texas Military
Academy.
Miss Mary Rains is expected home
on Saturday from Midway, KY.
where she has been visiting Mrs.
Henry Martin.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. R. Hodge arrived
Monday morning from Marshall, Texas,
and will remain till after the McPhail-
Hodge marriage.
Mr.. John Trotwood Moore left Fri
day for Philadelphia. on business.
Mrs. Moore will visit Nashville friends
while he is gone.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Rea, formerly of
Columbia, but more recently of Flor
ence, Ala, will move to Nashville
within few days.
Miss Jessie Harris has returned to
her home at Huntsville, Ala, after a
visit to her relatives, Mrs. CLARK Jones
and Mrs. John Black.
Mrs. Mary Williams left Monday
for her home In Kansas City, Mo-,
after spending the summer with her
daughter, Mrs. W. P. Morgan.
Mr.. Geo. E. McKennon and Miss
Mayze Cason have returned from a
trip to New York in the interest OF
McKennon, Anderson q Foster.
Misses Anna and Florrie Faulkner
of Helena, Ark, and Miss Annie Haw-
Kins of Mississippi, have returned for
this session 8 studies at the Institute.
Mr.. q. M. Tucker of Louisville,
visited his brother, Mr.. T. j. Black
head Tucker. this week and went
from here to birmingham on business.
Mrs. Hardin Figuers and daughter,
Miss Mary Dale, are at home again,
having arrived Tuesday night, after
their Canadian trip in the Great Lake
district.
Miss Edna Simms Of Jackson,
Tenn, daughter of Congressman
Simms, is visiting Miss Elizabeth
Padgett daughter of Congressman
Padgett.
DR.. J. A. Edwards returned Monday
night from Centreville where he went
to attend the marriage of his brother,
Mr.. John P. Edwards to Mrs Eta
McLemore.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Ricketts, and
children of Memphis, and Mrs. 4 ate
Swansburg and little daughter of Mt.
Pleasant. are the guests of Mrs. A.
Y. Simmons.
Miss Irene Williams left Tuesday,
to visit her sister in Denmark, Miss
Williams, accompanied by Miss Balm
of Nashville, will MAKE an extended
tour through Europe.
Mrs. Embry Burnett will return the
last of this week to her home in Nash
VILE, after a visit to her niece, Mrs.
j. E. Colvert. Mrs. Colvert will ac-
company her for brief visit.
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C. ". NICHOLS.
Pulaski Base BaIlist Here.

The Pulaski base ball team arrived
Yesterday morning and are stopping
at the Bethel. The lineup OF the
visiting team viii be as follows:
Jim Bunch, G. Marvin Hudson. p
and end. Conrad Watson. 1st. Beeley
Watson, p. and 2nd. Otis Edmundson'
8. 8. Will Barnes, Bird. Walter Bunch
/. +. Sam May, C. +. Will Hardiman'
r. f..
Mr.. Pagan Booth is the team man.
ager. Others over from Pulaski WIFI
the club are, J. j. Clover, E. Flournoy
Thos. II. Abernahty, Conrad Flipplr
and Marvin Davis.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-09-19
AROUND TOWN.

Mr.. and Mrs Tom Cook are happy
parents Of fine baby boy.
Mems Pants ass; one price only
None better. 7. NJ. Figuers-
Mr.. aad Mrs Eugene Guest left
Wednesday for Nashville. TO make
their home.
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Woods left
Tuesday for Nashville. where they
will reside.
Part of the stone for the new depot
has arrived and the stone walls are
gradually going up.
Messrs. Alex Mckay and q. II.
Sheetz returned Monday from the
Bowling Green fair.
Messrs. J. W. Shelton and Earl Voss
left Tuesday for a camping and fish
ing trip up the river.
DIR. E. A. Timmons has arranged
to deliver his lecture. Equal Rights
at Mt. Pleasant tonight
DIR. W. A. Smith is having a small
dwelling built back of DIR. Pillow
Infirmary on School street.
CONGRESSMAN L. P. Padgett of this
district. Will on Oct. LIST, deliver a
speech at Lebanon, Tenn.
Mr.. s. J. Caperton is at st. Thomas
hospital, Nashville for the purpose Of
having an operation performed.
Elem Thomas has sufficiently re-
covered from injuries received at a re-
cent base ball game to be out again.
Mr.. d. c. Satterwhite, administers
tor of the estate of Henry Dotterer. is
here on business connected with the
estate.
An order of pro confesso as to the de
PENDANTS has been filed in the County
Court 10 the will case of Parham vs.
Jacobs.
Mr.. Walter Knight of Red Boiling
Springs, has accepted a position as
CLERK behind the counters of the Bethel
Hotel news stand.
Miss Grace Mills Smith will sing
"The Palms" at tine II O'CLOCK service
on Sunday at the First Cumberland
Presbyterian church.
Corporal T. N. Bats arrived Tues
day from F. Slocum on sixty days
furlough. He brought back many
curios from the Philippines.
Miss Smith of Denver, Colorado,
who is the guest of Miss Carrie
Alexander, will sing at the First
Methodist church, on next Sunday
night.
Judge W. .. Gordon received a
check Monday from Washington for
$50 in payment for the only Maury
county claim carried by the Omnibus
Bill, passed at the last session OF Con-
gress.
A most creditable piece of boat bull
ding in the shape of a cypress sklff, is
nearing completion in the upper story
of Friersons book store Wilson
Frierson is the artist and intends to use
the boat as pleasure craft.
1t is Mr.. William Blount and not
Mr.. J. D. Blount, who is to occupy
the new Martin storehouse in front OF
the new depot. Mr. William Blount
saws he worked 80 hard to get the
stand he cannot afford to give it up.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Hodge contem-
plate moving to Marshall, Texas, with
in the next few months so as to be
near their children. Mr.. and Mrs.
Walter Davis and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Dodson are also planning to move to
the same town.
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SOUTH COLUMBIA.

Miss Jennie Kidd of Nashville, is the
guest of Miss Birdie Harrison.
Mrs. Oscar Harrison is visiting in
Nashville.
MIR. Carter Matthews Of Trenton, lie
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. A.. Y. Simmons.
Misses Fannie and Matte Mcclellan
will leave for Birmingham Monday, to
enter school.
Mrs. R. w. Ricketts, and children
have gone to Decatur, to spend few
DAYS with relatives before returning to
their home in Memphis.
Mr.. Bob Craig has returned from
trip to Louisiana.
Messrs. Bentley Billiard and Clarence
Trantham spent Saturday in Nashville.
Miss Lola Duncan of Lewisburg. is
the guest ofM ISIS Minnie Lee Weather
ford.
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served during the game, and at its
conclusion. q delicious three course
luncheon was served. The young
ladies present were, Misses Sims,
Lillian, Lena B. and Fannie Louise
Smith jamie, and Sadie Sheegog.
Cornelia Jones. Ethel Hatcher, Loulse
Woodbridge, Annie. Rebeeca and Luc y
Williamson, Jean DObbins, Pearl FRO
vine, Mamie Akin. Ethel Hendley,
Eva James, Annie Evans, Dot Ewing.
Pearl Fariss, Rebecca Carpenter, Clyde
Cant, Willie Ashton, Lillian Wartield,
Willie Chafin, Emma Wooten, vir-
ginia Brown, Bessie and Laura Frs
kline. Olivia Barrow. Mary Frierson,
Daisy fowler. Mamie Hoge. Bernice
Johnson, Miss Smith of Colorado,
Miss williams of Nashville, Mrs. W.
R. Hodge.
The finch party given Thursday
morning by Miss Dot Ewing was
deliehtful IN every detail. Miss Grace
Anna Smith of Denver being the
honoree. At noon q most palatabie
lunch WAS served The number pres
emit included Misses Emma Wooten,
Cornelia Jones, Pearl Provine, Re-
becca Williamson, Annie Williamson,
Lilly Warfield, 4. Hendley. Lila Cole
man, Sadie and jamie Sheegog,. Mamie
Akin, Carrie Alexander and Mrs.
House OF Gallatln.
Misses Lena b. and Lillian Smith
entertained at progressive finch FIJI
day morning at Elmwood IN honor
of their cousins, Misses Williams ana
Hughes. The handsome home was
darkened and illuminated with waxen
tapers. The interior decorations OF
red, added to the beauty OF the seen Q.
After game Of much interest an
elaborate luncheon was served. the
guests were all from the married set.
las you like it," is the name OF
Columbia's new card club, and the
following named ladies compose its
membership: Mesdames, Sam Hold
ing. James Smiser. George Martin,
Annie Bowen, Robert Mckinney,
Beal. Robt. Sparrow. Park Morgan.
Joseph Hutton. Charlie Forgey, Alex
Titcomb and Miss Camille Herndon.
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DEATHS HARVEST.
Robert /. Hoke.

Robert l. Hoke. known as Bruins
to every reader Of the daily press m
the field covered by the newspapers OF
Nashville. breathed his last at the
St Thomas Sanitarium "Wednesday
afternoon shortly after O'Clock
The death of this pure-minded ana
noble hearted newspaper writer Win
cause profound sorrow in the hearts OF
a legion Of admirers who grew %
know the man from the character OF
his work.
The dead writer was a native OF
Athens, Ala, ana WAS son or the
late DIR. W. E. Hoke, who was at one
time a cotton merchant OF Nashville.
He was 80 years Of age, and for the
past 20 years was resident OF Nash
Vile. He began his career in Gem
mercial life with George j. Goodrich
cotton factor.
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Memphis Insurance Rates Reduced

Memphis, Tenn, Sept. 16.-The In
surance Exchange Of Memphis has
made reduction of 20 per cent. on pre-
ferred risks, such as dwelling houses,
schools, churches and public buildings.
The reduction was effective today. al
though the action was taken quietly
Monday afternoon.
The reduction on preferred risks
which means saving of over S5O,OOt
per year to the Memphis public, was
the most sensational insurance surprise
of the year.