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The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04

CORAL LODGE NO. se ]. o. o.
r. meets every 6aturdaJ srerfnr Al
Its hail Billion and alanchsrter
avouual- Members are requested 10
attend Visiting brothers welcome,
Nv. oasns.s serrssury. W. b SEcK- n G.
The St. Louis Republic., 1902-10-04
KNIeHTs OF oonu1rRun.

- MOUND CITY COUNCIL No. iH
National Union. mests second and
fourth Fridays each month at How
ARDS EaIl corner Garrison avenue and
~ Olive street al o'clock. Award Tor
- '.-1'4-'ss ?. & GUNSS. Presidsnt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17
@huls8eb6roe.

Rahbsm pIdioent @ibbons bic Wit.
9lisoer biefsr R6tperfhaft am Nontas
Abenb barnuf nufmsrfiam sema6t battle.
oab bas SO. IL S6ulBebdupe in Der 30.
Darb ni&t msbr ielnem 9usds sntlprs.
DE. fdlus CT Dor, bafelbe burH Elm neuss
Don adt 9lmmern sa erfsten. peldss
ni6t tlbsr s24, 900 ioftsn iOl. Sierauf
omenbirte 5 ipne ben 8oridlae, bob oas
80. 8 q ibaubs in Der IL. @arb ebenfals
bur@ eth nsuss nit adt 8lmmsru srisst
tulroe uno ,uIsst fam nod DsI& NIT
einem smeitsn Amenbement, bob auf BEN
iarsIi& srtporbsnen Seimaib Der 5reunb..
lofen @ieenibum ebenfals elm neues,
S@uIeetdube BON abt 3immsrn erriatet,
ueroe. 8uIsst ipuros nu3 Ginger gr5rs
terups bic sanjs Snesleeenbeit BEN Ban
@omite sur @rpdeune abs Ipiefen. ba
man enbll& barap oahte, oab bic @slD.
mittel aud slipas milsurebsn babsu.
90 Elm 8srpdrfnib spli&sn benz
Nrhiteften uno ben Sontraftoren in BE.
trsff bet Arbsit an BET Ro. 80 S@ule
~snifanoen il. 70 rpurOs bsialOFsn. bab
Die ssiammts 8sb6ros bas @sbauos BE-.
iu&e. bic Sads au untsriudsn.
Dos SaIair bss Betbrbe . S~nsenisurs
plrris tpurbs BON 500 auf sl25 mo.
naiIi& erb6bt, inosm ibm cine Ofsrts
BON $3.50 esma4t uotosn mar. er ss
aber porsog, BIER tu psrbieibsn. Der.
i6isesne anbsrs &outinsssi&dfie tpurbsn
sbenfals erlsbiet.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17
@prb eerantou.

Die @bsIsuts slbam Spitst bon
Weebe Apsnue uerloren esftein absnh
Ibr 5idbriess SbbnIein SplpsRsr bur&
ben 9Oo. Die 1estbieuns erfOist 5rsi'
tas Ra&mittas.
- Der Winsr Sobn Butler bon @iIs
bur Strobe, elm anssiteatsr in Stsrr's
30. | 8s&s, farste DOnnsrfae Riitap
pdbrsno Der Arbsit plbkli6 tobt nisbsl
unb cine nnteriudune sraab. bab Elm
osrsiHlae bic Gobssuria&s tpar.
: Gbas. Miqsr, frabsr Elm Birtt
an Wsi Narfsi Strabs, tpurbe Bonner
flag uuf bic aniIass bss Better 2lpopis
bon 2lOpc Strabe ipsasn iriminslsr Der,
lsumbune unisr $1,000 8dreiduft ss.
felt. @iaer ioll 6HsHtIi& srudri ta.
ben. oob 2ipopie $50 an sinsn Mann
bt,obIte. oumii i'm bisier srmorbs.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17

Das unorbeniIide Sous Der Clara
@eideI an gsnter Strabe trurbe Issts
Radt BON Der 9olissi beimssiu&t unh bic
9erberesmutter unb brei anbsre Srausn.
simmer feiteenommen.
= eugene. bas 4idbriae S5tnIein
bes STEPHEN 2srapsb bon Minopia, feel
Samftae in einsn 3uber beibes @afe,
unb uarb 70 Dos berbribt. baB Der sir
paar Stunbsn ipdtsr erfoIete Cob Fd
als cine @rl6funs ertpiss.
= George 9. Ssrsest. bisber in MiI.
~tpaules, @ise., ifationirt. III ,urn gu
per~intenbenten Der HQis . Ghambsri
Berfs babisr (ber fribsrsn 9idior
Sompanie) srnannt tporben unb tritt IL
bic STEELE oss Germ R~asrinser.
= Srau Sobn Wsifal bon Scot
Totrnfbip ma&te am Dienftag elmer
Selbtmorbusriu&. inbem fe fi@ mi
einem Rafirmsfer ben Gals 3u bur6'
f@neiben fu&ts. SIN 2adapnnna Soipi.
tai bat man SOffnuns auf ibrs @lsber'
berteuufD.
- @sftsrn trurbe Der Qaufbrisf sines,
traeen. bur& tpsidsn bic 2adapannt
Glen unb StabI Gompanie einen 2anb,
ftri4 BON lbsr SO 4der 2anb, n6rbIid
bon Wattes Strabe eelsgen. an bi,
Dpomins 0oqsp Rapib Tronit Gompul
ME flr bic Summe bon sl96 $50 ilber,
trdet. Oas 2anb in insesiammt bas'
felbe. tpel&es bisber bon Der Siabl Com,
panic benutt trur6e. unb auf bemlsIbe
foa cine Misrepresentation bon 49,.
900 Bferbetrdftsn, bic Contributions. uni
Reparatur. Werit6tten. elm paRaeisr'
uno 6ra&t'D Depot unb tpabri6sinI,1 aud
cine 8%ueisfation Der @sftinebouis eIef'
trliden @ompunie erridtet iperben. TN
ter ben Direitoren Der neusn @eieaf6af
befnoen fid Nm @onnsa unb 2. S
Penmun. Sic Raufiumme tpar boo
uno tpurbe in sinem einsieen Shed be,
aatlt. Die Robisn unter benz @isen,
tbum iino Der Scranton Roblsn Gompa,
ME rsfetpirt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17
Gerthtlthe6.

Gbclpb Blou bsfannte f6 iGulbip,
obne bic n6tbiee @rmdHtigung 8lleite
Der 2adatpanna Glfenbabn periauft ,u
baben uub tpurbe baraufbin nit s25
Strafe uno Rotten beleet.
Yatrid Sarris. Der einen RsboIper
auf goIisft ROb sielte. srbisIt 30 Gage
@efdnehib.
Rep. Sobn armanb. Der eris&iid.ia.
ttolif&e Bfarrsr pon ELEPHANT. ber bon
Bifhof Soban ausaeftoben tpuros, neil
er fi6 au unpatriotiihsn NeuBsrungen
binrs,ben litB. eeleeen.Ii& Der Grmotb.
uns hes 8rdfosntsn Ne2mlsp. tpurb,
anssDieisn. ous 8udensiesnibum aufsu.
aebsn. 8l&tsr 3slp erlieb einen pissbs.
shsli4en tempordren 8sfsbl.
Die 5dae BON g. &. Gosgrope, sSrani
aofGtnsll unb Srdnf 2inslep. ees DIOR.
oes bon Daniel WcAutifs an 2ussrns
Strase aneeiloet, mustsn ipeesn Der
pl6slt& srfoIstsn @riranfune bss 81.
ftrlft Gnpalles peridoben tperoen.
Ser Armsn. 8sbbrbe aubcelmubbeI in
nunmebr poi's 6etidt eelanel. inpsm
Sumftas Elm bissbssdsIi6es Bafabun
anseftren8t tparb. UNI fsftsuhslsn. Of
Sames ". .Gpans unb Sobn s. Murpbp
esfetti6en Nnfpruh auf bic beanipru&,
ten size bubsn. 0is Areumsnts finbsn
am 10 Wtai ifatt.
Wonta8 b~etpiaieie bas @eri6t eins
ansabl 2Yensapplifationsn fdr pIdse,
Osnen porber bic 2iaens psrtpsissrt tpor.
Den mar. Sobn q. Rsars. @lesntbat
mer hes 6sbdubes. srbislt bic 2vsns flr
oas @olumbia Sotel bepiaiet. Srau
Ueatp Yabosn, Gl%esniblmsrin bes 8e,
bduoss an Der Ode BON Waibinaion
apsnus unb pbelps StraBs, bic fratsr
oas Sotel betrieb, etbielt au& cine g..
aens bspiaist. Sdr bas Gbas. 8. Nil.
Isr 1sbduoe an Denn apenue tpurbs
cine 2ibsns an Barren GoInsl bsipiliet
Dem H,aarb Manean ipurbe flr bas
Sobnfon 9otel @~ieentbum an Sub Wain
4penus ebsnfaas cine 2iaens bspiaigj
uno 6rant Ropoliti bon Plttston aIpsnus
srbisIt cine eIsi4s CUNT. Wsbrsre lie.
bsrtrasuneen ipurbsn au@ ~anseOrbnet.
Der IL Sabre alte 2outs Ace b~efannts
ii4 ees Subarbipisles i&ulois uno tpurbs
auf fem sissnss Griu&sn Der Huntington
R%sformatotp lbertplsisn.
Srse Stlad bon petsrsbure. ipeiGer
in Der Grunienbeit feline 8attin mil
sinem Stubls ibsr ben Qopf i&lus, bat
$40 Strofe uno Rotten ,u beaoblen.
q. 6. Rattetfon. walking delegate ben
carpenters Union. bsr Contractor 60,
parb Walters pdbrenb einss @ortrs1
fsls ttdtIi& ansrif. mubts $40 Snafs
nne Rotten bsaublen.
Watibsp uno 4uibonp Stroioo bon
Dipptant. bss slsi&en 8srssbens seasn
Soispb 9satie iibstfabrt. babsn ie $50
Strafs su bs,ablen.
SIN BEN slsi&en Sale bon SoIspt
Sommers bon Dto Soree esesn Differ
Melanasti, mub bieEer cas- beaobleu.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17

fen. Sabsi ipures auf ibrer settle Col.
Wurpp. beruunbst unb 2ieut. 2incoIn aes
tDotet. SIN ipeitli@en Transpaal. mo
lest General San 'SamiIton an STEELE
oes Generals Metbuen bic britii&en
Eruppen eommanoirt. griffen bic Buren
unisr Potsieter bel RopitpaI bas Cons
manbo bes Col. 2sispid an. Sic tpurs
ben nit sinsm 8srluFt bon A 9cbtsn
surfdeeIGlaesn.
Bel 8ultfontsn in BEN Dranis . ssrei.
faat rieben bic Buren, cine MttbeiIuue
8ritsn sdnali& auf. 2orb Rit&sner Dat
bssrsesn cine nntsriu&uns sinesleitst.
port GtaImdit bod britiian armnpUasn.
Sis bon Der BuHbesreaieruna anass
orbnete nnterfu&une tuegen bes britii&en
Dspots in Bort Gtalmette in praiti{h
bsreiis sun abi@ub eelanat. @us NetD
Orleans tpirb beri@tet, bab aus ben Gu.
seffdnoniRe c Der britif&en Dffeiere,
tpel6e biefeIben BEN Col. Is. 8. Gropber
ma4ten. fotpie aus ben 8eri&ien bon.
Dsiettipes bsrpcresbt. bab bic Britsn
bort ipirfli& sinsn MilitdrpoRsn balten,
Der eeeen bic NsutraIitdts. @eiese uer.
fi6st. Der 1sri&i Iber bas graebnis
Der untsriu&ung rirb binnen tpsnigsr
Iaes on bic 8ebDrbsn in @aibineton
seidldt tperben.
9amii&ts gia9rl&tsn.
Die canabii&s Witia . Raf&insrie IN
tpieber in 8epeaune eeiebt tporoen. nod
t%peitsre 1000 Wann fur ben Rriee IN
Sloafrita aussubeben. Sc IN oits bas
pierts aufesbot bon Ganabern, cas
ilr S1bafriia bsitimmt 1T. Die 1000
Wunn iclsn in erei @oden our Abrsiis
fsrtie fem.
Die aIlertpdrts perbreitete WitibeiIs
ung. tab Der dltsfte Sobn bss 0errn
Ringer Der britiiden Rssisrune i'm
EranSpaal ben TIsusib gelelitet babe,
pirb bon Der Mmiterbam 8uren. GoIonie
poftin in Atrebe esftsqt. Der sripdbnte
@aspar 8rlssr mdfs Elm Naun oisies
0amsns aus Ruhenbute isin. DO 8ldeers
Sobn nod i'm 5sso bsi ben 8ursn. Gom.
mahoos lei.
Die AnfIoeen. bic General Delarep
eeeen bic SIbrun8 Der eneliihen 1ruppen
etboben bat. finb benz Standardization
ni6t amtli6 ibermittelt iporosn, unb
werben bssbalb unbea&tet seloftn, tpenn
ni&t cine Sntetpeaation i'm nnierbauis
ssftslt tuito. Ssltf bann 1T es nidt
wabrf6einlid. bab in iresnb tpelGsr
Wslie barnufbin boreesunen pirb, ss
fei oenn, eab cine p%eranipOrtli6s Ser.
ION bic glnflo8'n in elmer beftimmtsrsn
uno erelfbareren 5orm e,bebt.
Die in ben Der. Staaten bsr5ffsntIiGte
Ra&ri6.. ouB Ssrr 8rdesr isbr trani lei.
tplrb in abrecs eefslt. SIN @seentbsit
bsfnbet et fb auBerorbentli1 pobl.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17
Bapns Gpuntp.

SnnesbaIe. -Ssuie Absnb eisbt bsr
SOussoale 2isbsrirans cine iproIst Dpsr,
ab. Der Elm Taniitdna&sn foIssn tpitb.-
Warion g.. bic 5 Sabre unb 7 Gage
alts To&isr hes Samts Q. Mrsun. ftarb
in Der @Obnuns nabs Snbian Oraarb
an SOnntas unb iuusbs Disnaas beer.
bist.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17
alciDerim06erim.

Dit iiuttrti1nttt tmpFftIt fa a&tuussusi
ale ReetRin unp alsietrmahain une bslerst
Arbtitsn in jtsu 9raH9s iur 3ufri,btubtii Hns
Hdbtssn prtiitn. Aua AbaHRsruusfn uns
RspaTatarsH bsaens bsisrei.
Grau u. R. Or erTsu,
40 6pTHa StTaes, sbsn6uf,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17
Neae Mmsei9en.
,,Microbe Killer

III elm Braparat usldes ale SranibtiteH bsiff,
util % bic WItroben I'm menidlidsn Sptteme
uno Blut tooiet uno oaoara cen Deg Bur Ssil.
une tbne'. Die Raiur ibut 6ann bel ptrnln'.
tiger etbtHsusiis oas lfbuge Rir ~ bsjitbsH
in Gil eada noe, SCRANTON. Ba.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1902-04-17
Worb uub Gin bereiniat.

yfotn uHo Sho uereIHtgI. 6rau 9tuR
IN @Oft 8cgbulp Bsrmont. iteint NIT
Germ SuliuS &ebftod brunten in Nif.
iouri elmer Wsinune su fem. Dis Norb.
lduoerin i6reibt on ben @iaenibdmer bon
5orni's Alpsnfrduisr .Sbrs Wsbiain
bot uns o,sisn Binter tp,sOsr isbr gut
ssibon. BIER meiner q nbsr paren trant
unb 8 5lai&sn 8IulbsIeber bsswedtsn.
mos uns cine i66ne Doftorrs&nuns es.
iotet bate. ibre WwoGbettsaune"-
uno Ibr 8eitssnoRe untsn i'm Sdbsn in
oerislbea Nsinune. Serr SuIius Rsb.
Rod in Ellington. 3d.. iust: ..@sr
s,nmal ben BIuibsIeber psriu6t bat, se.
brau&t i'm iDisosr. @r beilt uno nan
.sripart Oubut& man&e Softorrsa.
uuna. a.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-09-26
ANNEX.

Be sure to see US for your school sup
plies. Our stock is larger and better
than ever.
Fiber lunch boxes, &c ana 10c each.
School Crayons SC box.
Blackboard eracers, 4c to DC each.
Plain states Sc to &C each.
Covered states, single and double, from
Sc to 24c.
Good inks, Sc and 4c bottle.
Good school pens, &c per dozen.
Best lead pencils, lie, &c. and &c each.
Best pencil tablets, lie, &c, &c, &c and
&c each.
Best Ink tablets, &c, &c, and DC each.
In fact a complete line of school supplies
cheaper than elsewhere.
We sell three dozen boxes best parlor
matches for 25c. +,
Another nice line of Hammocks in all
grades and prices.
Sticky fly paper, three double sheets
for &c.
Grey enameled preserving kettles, 49c
and 69c each.
Iron preserving kettles SOC to 65c.
A % pound family scales for s1.OO. :.
A new line of window shades in all
grades and colors, 10c, 25c and 49c each.
Window shades. any color, size and
kind, furnished to order on short notice.
WALL PAPER. Our stock is always
complete from the cheapest to the best
grades.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-09-26

Purity in -four ought to be an i'm
portant consideration in every family.
In making "Clifton" -four, every
grain of wheat is thoroughly cleaned
before grinding. and is converted into
-four in a hygenicaEy clean modern
mill. The -four is purified. aerated and
sifted through delicate silk cloths be-
fore it is sacked. Absolute purity is
thus assured.
The best -four looks very much like
any other -four when it is in the sack.
The real test is in the baking That's
where "Clifton" -four excels by every
test-excels in purity and perfection,
in the quality ana richness OF the
bread.
Pure -four really does not cost any
more than -four that is not strictly pure.
Clifton flour is guaranteed strictly
pure wheat -four and is sold at rea-
sonable price. "Clifton" has no rival
There is no better -four sold at any
price. For sale by Chaffin Bros.
Bransfod Mills, Owensb ORC. KY.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-09-26
FORGIVE AND FORGET.

Forgive and forget.-it is better
To fling all i'll feeling aside
Than allow the deep cankering fetter
OF revenge in your breast to abide;
For your steps Ger life's path Will De
li5It,.
When the road from your bosom Is
cast,
And the glorious sky will seem brighter,
When the cloud Of displeasure has
passed.
Though your spirit swell high with
emotion
To give back injustice again,
Sink the thought in oblivion's ocean,
For remem berance increases the pain
On, why should we linger in sorrow,
When it's shadow is passing away
Or seek to encounter, tomorrow.
The blast that o'erswept us today?
Our ii e's stream is varying river,
And though it may placidly glide.
When the sun beams of joy DER itquiver
1t must foam when The storm meets
it's tide.
Then stir not it's current to madness;
For its wrath thou wilt ever regret;
Though the morning beams break on
thy sadness.
Ere the sunset forgive and forget.
-Robt. Gray, in Oct Success"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-09-26
KILLING AT
WINCHESTER
Editor Robinson Shot BY Attorney
George Banks.
Political Differences Result in Death
OF The Publisher of The
News Journal
Special to the Herald.

Special to the Herald.
Winchester, Tenn. Sept. 2S.-At-
torney George E. Banks of this place,
shot and killed s. E. Robinson. edi
tor of the News Journal. yesterday
afternoon.
The trouble arose some four weeks
ago, when. In a political speech, Mr..
Banks made remarks regarding Editor
Robinson, to which the latter took
exception, and replied by a strong
editorial announcing Mr.. Banks.
Mr.. Banks replied to this editorial
by a statement in the next issue OF the
FranKlin County Truth, signed by
the attorneys of the Winchester Bar,
testlfying to Mr.. Banks good quail
ties, etc. This Editor Robinson an
swered by another editorial.
This afternoon according to the
statements of witnesses, Mr.. Banks
met Editor Robinson in front OF the
Office of the former, and after passing
a few words with him drew d pistol
and fired one shot.
And Mr.. Robinson died at ii
o'clock this morning.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-09-26

and ba.ver. are stitched. draped. OF
tucked with a simple finish OF q quill
or wing fastened with q buckle On
some an entire bird Is used. the green
parrot on plain. stitched white felts
being among the most popular.
A street. hat tor more ceremonious
wear was shown in a Camille Roger
pattern. The shape was Of white
camels hair, with black spots draped
high ON either side. and with q soft
finish of blue velvet underneath A
grew and white wing was held in place
on the left side by a handsome steel
buckle.
TIE keynote Of q large Gainesboro
nat of black camels hair was simple
lty. A handsome black ostrich feather
fastened with a Jet buckle and curling
half way around the brim, knotted
streamers of black satin ribbon, and
inpumerable rows of pleated ribbon
underneath, completed the decorations
on one of the most striking patterns
One of the most elaborate creations
from Virot & Bertha had the under
part of the brim formed OF alternating
folds of castor panne velvet and SILK
beaver The upper brim was OF tine
castor velvet, with loops and streamers
of soft castor ribbon. Clusters OF
leaves shading from castor to pale blue
added a touch of color to this hand
some Gainsboro.
Miss Cason as the head of this oe-
partment has shown both taste and
skill. She has for her assistants,
Misses Mary Bowling. Margaret
Peoples, Linda Tucker. Lollie Sande-
fur and DINA Colquitt.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-09-26
PRESIDENT Notice.
CLERK AND MASTERS OFFICE,
Columb !a, Tenn, Sept. 26, 1902.

CLERK AND MASTERS OFFICE,
Columbia, Tenn. Sept. rs, 1902
J.H. Redding, ct al, Complainants, We.
1T. Branch ct al, Defendants.
It appearing from affidavit filed in
this cause, that the defendants, j. I.
Branch. William Kerr, Mrs. Sophia
Kerr, william Bryant, Mrs. Lily Har-
grove, Henry Hargrove, Lucius Bryan
Walter Bryant, +. b. Hudson, Mrs.
Melena Hudson, j. M. Williams, Mrs.
Fannie williams, +. w. Clark, Mrs.
Sallie Clark, Floyd Garrett, William
Garrett, Mrs Laura Sturgeon, James
Spurgeon, Thomas Williams, George
Thompson and Mrs. Laura Thompson,
are non residents of the State of Ten
nessee. 1t is therefore ordered that they
enter their appearance herein before,
or within the first three days Of the
next term OF the Chancery Court to be
held at Colum bia, on the fourth Mon.
day in October next, 1902, and plead,
answer, or demur to complainants,
bill, or the same will be taken for
onfessed as to them ana set for
hearing ex.parte; and that copy of
this order be published for four con-
secutive weeks in the Columbia Herald.
A Copy-Attest:
A. N. AKIN, Clerk and Master.
J. II. Dining, Sol'r. for Comppt.
264t
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-09-26
UNcALLED FOR LETTERS.

The following list of letters remain
in the office for the week ending Sept.
"a, 1902.
GENTLEMEN.
Barry, d. MauTln, w. l..
.Rrinkley. Walter Milton, Jim
Brown. Thos Moody. Bill
Glasecock, M. Nix, Dave
Hammond. Jas. Polk. VIII
Johnson. Donnie l'ncknev. Lovejoy
Mcdowell. Steve Ryalm, Sam
McElgen. Jim Solely, viii
Marlin, S. G. White, s. l..
Wilson, Billie
LADIES.
Alternately, Mary L. Haddox, Laura
Afford, Mrs. l.. A. Hardison, Bertha
Beesy, Miss Hardison. Caroline
Blanton, Miss M. Hendrix. Mollie
Brown. Lille McLemore, Elvira
Christly, Lucy Miller, Mrs. M. j.
Called, Mamie Nichols, Mamie
Conneral, Fannie Rice. Annie
Daneerfield, Kate Smell, Connie
Davis. Mary Stockard, Alice
Derrick, Mrs. Sallie Sullivan, Mary
Glasscock. Mrs. Walker, Savannah
Goad, Nora Wither, frankie
Green. Lee Whitener, Jane
Gordon. Tennie Williams, Mrs.J. M.
Gum Jamie Williams, Mrs.
Woodland, Nettie
PACKAGES.
Kennedy, Miss West, John 2.
Wilson, Billie
Parties calling for the above letters
will please say advertised. Advertised
letters due one cent.
A. M. Hughes,
Postmaster
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1902-09-26
M'MlLLlN AT DICKSON.
Speaks to Hundreds of Enthusiastic
Democrats Yesterday.

Democrats Yesterday.
Dickson, Tenn. Sept. 24.-Gov.
McMililn addressed large audien ce
of enthusiastic Democrats here today.
Re was met at the train by reception
committee, escorted to the hotel and
later to the Dickson Normal, where
he was introduced by Mr.. Rulings
and addressed a most appreciative
audience of several hundred boys and
girls. His address to the students took
the line Of suggestions as to what is
necessary to make success In life
intelligence, integrity; what to read
and how to read the value OF good
books and the danger OF bad ones.
etc. The whole student boys gave the
Governor the closest and most inter-
ested attention, and scores made notes
of the Governors suggestions.
At 1 O'Clock the court house was
filled to overlooking. every available
inch of room being occupied, and hun
reds found it impossible to enter. The
Governor was introduced by s. E.
Hunt, ESQ, Democratic nominee for
representative, whose speech, though
brief, was forceful and in excellent
taste. The audience, in which there
were many ladies' received the Gov
ernor with applause, and the salient
points of his speech were enthusiastic
cally applauded. He spoke for nearly
two hours and held the undivided and
unfiagging interest Of his audience
to the last, and many were the express
sions of approval and praise heard
oftar the spoech.
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II we could take stock OF our civiliza
ton today, we should find that the men
and women who have done most to
sweeten and refine our national life have
not been, as a rule, the millionaires, or
those who have attained notoriety, but
the plain, every day people, the burden
bearers, the sacrifice-ma We
should find that those who are doing the
most to advance civilization in the
aggregate, and to preserve. the greatest
Of all our institutions, the home, are
the unknown toilers. -Succeas.
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United a Human Knot.

Frank Kelsey, an acrobat and con
tortionist, who was here on visit from
Oxford, Conn.,, did some stunts on the
railroad station platform while waiting
for train several nights ago. He
locked his legs behind his neck and
walked the length Of the platform on bis
hands. When he attempted to untwist
himself he couldn't do it. Wriggle and
turn as he would, it was impossible for
him to get his feet free. For quarter
of an hour he struggled and then had to
call for aid of some bystanders. He
was much exhausted when the show
was over.
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INSOLVENT NOTICE

Having qualified as administer of
the estate OF the late Porter Mayes, Col
ored, and having suggested the invol-
vency of said estate, notice Is hereby
said estate to !lle them, duly authenti-
Gated, with A. L. Thomas. County Court
CLERK, on or before the 1st day of De-
Gem Der, 1902, or they will forever barred.
All parties indebted to said estate are
requested to come forward and make
settlement.
This oath day of September 1902
26.4-t- Al. MORTON.
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Concerning his revocation Of the Ii
cense of the Anchor Fire Insurance
Company, of Cincinnati, 20 do business
in Tennessee, State Insurance Commits
sioner says in telegram, dated Cincin-
natl; "Revocation of Anchor license
applies only to new business; does not
affect business now In force, or prevent
any indorsem ,nts or travels Of bait
ness"
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E. A. TIMM0NS, rT sGasEcs ."'

Gives strict attention to office practice;
but patients at distance should engage
a time before coming.
Office hours 8 to IL a. M, ! to 3 p. M
and at night. Cit. phone 1913.
Office, Brown Block, Public Square,
Columbia, Tenn.
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