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Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-02
G.

Nu mar de b0rjar bli granna daar a
sin vannet har blommat, e de sym a
inte DO mere We %strannen, sa en- flOire
gaunger ON dan konne hoppa i van
net. Ingenting verkar sa uppfriskan-
de och vederkyeckande som EFT bad.
De e som en- wore en- ny manniska,
dau en- sitter opp ur sion.
Oaktadt de heder att opplysning a
roinlighed alltmera tetaga, tror jag
int att folk numera bada sa m0et
som for i tiden. ia minns fran min
ongdom, hor stora lass horde ner tie
strannen. Dau va de en- lost. Hastar-
ma a vagnarna hade dol prydt med
gr0na l0f, DIN satt derframme a spelte,
dagger a paugar songo. Hoila Hafver-
dals strann sken full a badf0lk. De
va, som ON hondratals hvida sj0fular
hade slaet sig e i b0ljorna, skreget
a flaxat ma vingarna.
vi karlar badade We den h0gra sian,
der de dau for tien va djupare an nu;
fruntommerna We den venstra, der de
va grynnt, sa dol int l0bte fara a
sanka sig.
Dol ende som int foljde gammalt
fadernebrug, va Rosenqvest pa Knalt
arp q hans fru, men Sc, dol wore herr
skab, a for dom geek de ad skogen.
Da dol wore komna ner tie stranner
ma sin vagn, kladde dol au seq
lac sina klar i wagner. Sin ginge do
| nd / de ljomma vattnet ham i ham
liasom Adam och Eva ginge nd i in
| sion / paradiset. Men onner Diet do
wore ude a badade, BILE hasten skramC
a spraying sin Val ma vagnen a klarna
sa dol hade %ingenting a skyla kroppeI
ma, mar dol komme opp pa lam. Do
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-02
HUR EN- UNG FLICkA BoR SkICkA
SIG.

Prosten Svanander. som var kyrko-
herde i Hyby socken af Malm0hus Ian
fran 1872 till 1901, har f0rfattat ne
d~enstaende f0reskrift ON unga flic-
kors uppf0rande:
ON flicker f0rstodo,
Hvad dem ar till godo
Och lander till ara,
Sa skulle de lara
Att lasa och skrifva
Och artiga blifva,
Att vafva och spinna,
Att vispa sin kaka,
Att brygga och baka,
Att koka och steka
I stallet for leka;
Da vunno de tycken
Och prydnad och smycken,
Brudgummar och manner.
Ty ungherren kanner
Att man blir sail,
Mar hustrun ar snail;
Men tr0ghet och lattja
Och sturskhet och flattja
Inbringa i hushallet otrefnad och
gnall
ON morgon, midday, midafton och
qvall. -
Minis delta, mamsell!
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-02
GET SWIM
Henryk Sienkiewicz.

En- kasor i Observation-Disclosures
Politiken har sammantraffat med en-
svensk, hvilken tycks ha acklat ho-
nom grundligt. Delta kan emellertid
knappt betraktas sasom nagon vidare
missgerning, da nan laser f0ljande
framstallning af de bada herrarnes
mellanhafvanden.
- ia, sager den plagade kAsoren,
Diet kanns dag for dag ALT mera miss
modigt att vara dansk i Danmark, och
Diet marker man / framsta rummet
pa sommarhotellen, der direkt0rer,
portierer och svenskar CORA gemen-
sam SAX med hvarandra att ackla en-
och CORA lifvet surt for en-. Ty / delta
fall ha svenskarne en- speciel formaga.
Har nj nagonsin suttit till bords
med en- riktig svensk? Jag upplefde
Diet nyligen och jag maste saga att jag
flick alldeles nog af denna enda gang.
Forst sag jag honom och hans ia
mill j hotelltradgarden, och jag satt
och tankte pa hvad Diet dock var for
EFT lyckligt folk, med delta bedarande
sprak, sin harliga rad af kungar och
sina uts0kta ane
Men Diet ar nu en- gang sa att man
forst vid bordet lar raft kama sina
medmanniskor.
Han satt alldeles midi emot mig
och jag gl0mmer honom aldrig. Ty
jag will inte tala ON att han snaskade
och sorplade och tuggade med oppet
gap och skar potatis med knit och
stack gaffeln i saltkaret. Men mar han
sa var fardig med en- raft, sa borjade
han EFT vasen med tandpetaren och
EFT sugande i tanderna, EFT lifligt qvitt-
rande, som lat son ON ALA Skanes
naktergalar sluppit l0sa.
Mar en- man har sadana fasoner ar
Diet likgiltigt ON han i 0frigt kan kra-
ma sig oliver en- statlig konungalangd;
han Dor icke desto mindre halla sig
ur wagon for bildade manniskor.
Och man ma icke svara mig att den
ne svensk helt visst int var en- af de
finare; tvartom var han babe adels-
man och officer, Diet sag jag pa hans
servettkort, pa hvilket tastes: Diver
ste, baron Svinhufvud, Diet skall vara
EFT mycket flint namn.
Och Diet generar mig int EFT spar
att mamma Diet. Ty karlen har ode-
lagt en- del af mitt lif, och jag skall
MI odelagga resten af hans.
Han gjorde namligen ALT for att
pima mig; forst lat jag honom marka
hur acklig jag fam honom, och da gaf
han sig till att suga dubbelt varre
i tanderna. Jag f0rs0kte att genom
rapningar 0fverr0sta honom, men
hans ljud a mera genomtrangande
och jag maste uppgifva kampen och
soka mig en- ensam plats. Han f0ljde
efter mig. Jag steg senare upp och
tog en- AMMAN frukosttid, men han lu-
rade mig. Han lag pa lur utanf0r min
dorr tills jag gick ned. Och mar jag
kom, satt SvinehoVedet der redan.
Jag har flytt till staden och min Sc
mester ar f0rspilld; men har har jag
nu andtligen tagit hand pa honom.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-02
Minis delta, mamsell!

Treflig onskan. Lararen: - Den
har veckan ha nj varit flitiga, pojkar,
och int forsummat skolgangen. Den
ende, som varit borta, ar AXel Olson.
Lat oss hoppas att han ar sjuk.
Utgangen oviss, om... En- landt-
man, som forebradde sin son derfor att
denne visade en- viss b0jelse for star
ka drycker, fick under slit f0rmanings-
tai syn pa en- ko som gick ner till an,
slackte sin t0rst och derpa gick sin
vag.
- Sc, SADIE han till sonen, tag exem-
pei af kon der: den slackte sin torst
och gick sedan.
- ia, svarade sonen, Diet ar nog
SAINT. Men antag nu att en-
ko samtidigt kommit fran motsatta
sidan af an och sagt skal! Da kan
man int sa noga veta hur Diet hade
gait.
Redovisning. Nina har direkt fran
slit landtliga ~f0raldrahem tagits till
uuSd UOS hdplCLlSIS. Eli udS, ud nap
tenen har sin arliga midday for hela
bataljonen, eyer Nina att pa qvallen
lysa herrar officerare med damer ned
for trapporna och 0ppna porten at
dem. Mar hon kommer upp, gar hon
rakt in / salongen, der herrskapet an
nu vistas, lager en- hog silfverslantar
pa bordet framf0r dem och yttrar:
- Har ar MO och femti den enc
lille tjocke betalte inte...
Ursakt. Enkan Holmbom: Jag
Der sa mycket I'M ursakt att jag int
CRATER efter min salig man, men Sc
! jag tors int, for alltid mar jag CRATER
, far jag en- san f0rfarlig nasbl6dning.
| Fran forget. Tjanstflickan: - H0r
nu slagtarmastarn, nj kunde ia salja
mycket mer kott, ON vi bara Vile.
Slagtaren: - Hur da?
Tjanstflickan: 10, ON nj toy bort
benen och vagde bara k0ttet.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-02

Majsolen sken fran en- molnfri him.
mel pa Berzelli parks ljusa gr0nska.
o~sterrikarne spelade EFT stycke Rossi-
nj, kaffet var utmarkt, cigarrerna lag.
ON starka och hela den S. k. tillvaron
log pa Diet hjartligaste mot Karl, Ro-
bert och mig der vi suite | varfunde.
ringar pa Berns' veranda, da - Ro.
bert b6rjade beratta en- historia!
Jag sager med fit borjade, ty nagot
slut pa en- historic af Robert har annu
ingen manniska hort. Ma, han holl
pa med sin historic och Karl och jag
talade ON andra saker.
bet ar namligen fordelen med denne
mans historier att sallskapet lugnt
kan tala ON andra saker under tiden
utan att Diet generar berattaren de-
ringaste. Han ar mold ON man bars
under qvallens lopp sa der en- gans
hvarannan timme Wander sig till no
nom med en- liten stankfraga visav
hans historic, sasom t. ex.:
- a de Stamina historic du halter pt
med nu som den du holl pa med kl. 3
- Allvarligt taladt hur lange troI
du den kommer att racka? - Far don
hvarandra? - Skulle du int hvila de
EFT Stag? etc. etc.
Sedan man gjort delta kan maj
lugnt Wanda sig till ~sallskapet igel
och lata Robert dra vidare med sill
historic.
yid o~fvannamda tillfalle handlad
qvallens historic ON EFT karleksdrams
der hufvudrollerna spelades af bera
taren sjalf och en- skonhet ur Ruman
ska damkapellet. vi lemnade Bern
kl. half s och da hade de bada alskai
de hunnit Sc hvarandra summa
gang. Efter f0rsta pausen pa cirku
dit vi sedan styrde kurs, hade de ann
int blifvit bekanta. och klockan ha
IL inne pa Metropol hade vannen r
bert annu int hunnit till f0rsta ky
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-02

sen. vi skildes utanf0r min port XII.
half 2, och da var han vanlig be mig
stota pa nagon af dagarne, skulle jag
ia bora fortsattningen pa historien.
Pa VISA tonfall kunde jag emeller-
It'd sluta mig till att Diet hela slutat
olyckligt.
F0rmodligen hade han val vid ma
got tillfalle borjat beratta en- historic
for henne. Ludde.
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-02
oLIkA sxTT ATT BERxTTA En-
HisToRIA,

Hos Nicolaussons har man nyss stu
tat alta midday och dragit sig in | sa
longer der herrarne som bast syssls
med att tanda sina cigarrer, medar
tjansteanden bjuder omkring KATE
och lik0r.
Damerna ia fran stickningar och
broderier och herrarne sluta en- rims
kring kakelugnen, som skall dra ut eli
garroken 80 EFT vackert drag hos ka.
kelugnen, pastar aldste bokhallaren
som pa sista tiden b6rjat upptrada
som vitsare.
Tala ON ~nagonting roligt, herr
Lundstedt! - Der fru N~icolausson
och Ter slit vanligaste leende mot den
tilltalade.
bet ar fruns staende replik sa smart
kaffet dir serveradt och som jag har-
med ~forbereder den att svara pa som
tillafventyrs har amnat bes0ka Nico-
laussons nagon af dagarna. Diver
herr Lundstedts tamligen slata ansig.
tie, pa hvilket nu hela salongens bile
kar arc forvantansfullt riktade, har
emellertid EFT litet leende b0rjat bre.
da ut sig.
Eft leende som sd smaningom blir
ALT bredare och slutligen 'mynnar ut
j EFT litet - ha ha ha - medan blic-
ken liksom erinrande ar fast pa herr.
skapet Nicolausons schangdobla sa.
longstakkrona.
M dr. sailskapet beredt pa en- rolig
historic, herr Lundstedts munterhet
har spridt sig / salongen rundt och
man fnissar oliver lag. Eft, tn, tire
tycks emellertid berattaren ha lyc-
kats erinra sig poangen / historien.
Han kastar sig bakat, star handerna
mot knana och brister ut / EFT skal-
lande - hahaha hihihi - och smart
~genljuder hela salongen af de NEST
hjartligt ~magruckande skrattsalfvor,
ifran fruns gala diskant anda ned till
aldste bo~khallarens danande rullbas.
Sa s0ker herr Lundstedt lagga band
pa sig och pressa fran historien mel
Ian skrattparoxysmerna.
- 10 de va sd att - hahahahihihi -
Om6jligt! Herrn i huset kastar sig
b~aklanges / sin gungstol och skrattar
sd att %isterbuken hoppar jamfota upp-
at taket och svetten rinner och pin
ceneen ramlar / golfvet; frun haller
bada sina handler krampaktigt knutna
mot br0stet liksom for att forekomma
en- explosion af skratt, och aldste box
hallaren halter sig fast | kaminkran-
sen for att inte ramla af stolen! Jung
frurna gIanta pa dorren till serverings-
rummet och de unga bokhallarne pa
kontoret ha klattrat ned fran sina pull
peter och sta nu girigt lyssnande med
oronen mot dorrspringorna for att
lyssna sig till en- godbit... och / vanin-
gen ofvanfor Nicolaussons gar den
gamle kamrern och kanner sig dub
belt ensam och 0fvergifven vid ah0-
randet af sa mycken glade och mum
terhet.
Andtligen torjar skrattstormen moi
ma af. Herrn | huset hemtar andan
EFT Stag, torkar svetten ur pannan och
gladjetararna ur ogonen:
- Naa?
- 10, Sc saken va den att jag hade
glomt min p%ortnyckel hemma | gar,
sd jag flick lagga mig pa hotellet
stallet!..
Svenska monitoren., 1904-09-02

En- rysligt rolig manniska den
der Lundstedt! - SADIE fru Nicolaus-
son da tamburd0rren stangts efter den
rolige.
Verkligt qvick, svarade hennes
man med dup ofvertygelse, tande en-
ny cigar och gick in pa kontoret och
toy / hall med sina bokhallare.
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xuRUEEIETE*

has an edge of white panne velvet. Inc
tall crown is encircled with white
maine and long white ostrich plume
falls over the lett side.
A brown Galnesborough has stove
pipe crown made of folds OF brown
ribbon and velvet. A Paradise
aigrette and a large tip with maine
bow, form the trimmings. An I'm
ported hat. bearing the name OF Nine,
Camille, Paris, is of castor shir1od
velvet. The brim has low of white
insertion around it and the crown is
Tam O. Shanter shape OF shlrred
velvet. Two large haltton plumes OF
castor and champaign adoIn the SIDE
front and the long satin ties are OF
castor.
A black chenille turban has a large
fiat crown, with black maine dIapeiy
between the brim and crown and the
outer edge is studded with black beads;
A long aigrette sweeps to the right and
ON the left side Is bunch OF roses.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-30
SEVERAL MEMBERS
OF the Family Of Mr.. j. c. W0oten
Made Sick From Eating Ham.

Several members of the family of
Mr.. ]. G. Wooten were quite Ill Tues
day night and their illness was SUE h.
to cause considerable alarm for quite
awhile. They were all seized with
nausea anu became very sick and were
all affected in the same way, and tLeir
illness was evidently produced by the
same cause. A physician was sum-
moned, who remained with them the
greater part of the night but by Wed :
nesday morning all were relieved and
entirely out OF danger. While 1t lee
not considered case of poisoning they
were made quite sick, il is thought,
from eating canvassed ham that was
not good. All who ate of the ham
became ill and were sick in the same
way. 1t is believed that the acid CT
preparation used in curing the ham Is,
RESPONSIBLE for the trouble, though
this is not known certainly. While to
all appearances the ham was all right,
still there was evidently something
wrong about it and it was this that
produced their illness.
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WEDDING BELLS.
Tegerden-- Kinnard.

A pretty home wedding was that OF
Mr.. Ora D. Tegarden and Miss Virginia
Kinnard, which took place Thursday
afternoon at three o'clock at the bride g
home in south Columbia, Rev. VIM
Anderson performing the ceremony.
The bride and groom entered the parlor
together and unattended. the bride
wearing beautiful gown of white alba
tross with lace trimmings, and carrying
boquet of brides roses and maiden halr
fern. Miss hinnard, who is the only
daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Mike Kinnard,
is young lady of much beauty and re-
finement. The groom is popular rural
mail carrier and both have many friends
who extend congratulations and best
wishes. Mr.. and Mrs. Tegarden left. on
the A 10 train for Nashville, where they
were rendered reception that night by
Mrs. Mat Maury, sister of the groom.
The bride wore a beautiful travelling
suit of blue silk. with hat to match.
On their return, they will keep house on
18th str4et, everything being in reac-
mess. They were the recipients of many
handsome and useful presents.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-30
COTTON GROWERS
Association Takes Steps TO Sc.
cure steady Market and
Fair Prices.

81. Louis, Sept. 27..-Tbe Southern
Cotton Growers Association held the
Concluding session Of Its.convention tc-
day. With a view. to maintaining q
staple market and fair prices FOR tne
cotton crop Of the South, the association
adopted the plan Of organizing a corpor'
,,tion to be com posed Of the cotton grow :
ers the business men and the bankers
Of the cotton-growing States, which
corporation ebonId build warehouses; es
y bsrever feasible for the purpose OF
arc, ing the product and preventing a
eating Of the marset. The Ilau adopt
al il " hat is known as the Waco plan.
The association also adopted res Z =
ton urging cotton growers to withhold
from the market all cotton OF tne n,u
ai;na grs de unless 10 cents pound can
he secured for it. Also that the cotton
crop be marketed as slowly as possible
during the months Of October and NO
vember.
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SUDDEN DEATH
Early Wednesday Morning OF
Mr.. TIC. Notgrass at Indian
Camp springs.

Mr.. T. G. Notgrass, one OF Maury
countv's most substantial and most
highly respected citizens. died Wednes-
day morning at 2 CLOCK at his home
near Indian Camp Springs, about three
miles from the city. His death came
with a suddenness that was startling
TO his family and friends. He became
Ill Tuesday night about 10 O'Clock OF
heart trouble and passed quietly away
Wednesday morning at O'Clock. MI.
Notgrass was in the city Tuesday IN
his usual good health, and of1clated as
one of the pail bearers at the Hemp
stead funeral and returned nome late
in the afternoon.
He was SO years of age, and is sur
vived by wife and several children
among them being MI. Will Notglass,
of this city, the well known electrician.
Mr.. NotgIass was an eX-Con1eoerate
soldier and is said to have been as
valiant fighter as any who espoused
the Southern cause He had been en-
gagged for years as farmer and fruit
grower and is said to have been an
authority upon everything pertaining
to horticulture. Besides this. ne was
a man Of fine sense and was well IN
formed generally, and was an upright
honorable citizen. who was highly es-
teemed and greatly respected.
The funeral services were CON
Quoted from the church at Mccain 3
Thursday morning at II O'Clock oy
Rev. Spencer Tunnel. rastor OF the
Baptist church, of this city, ana IN
terment in the graveyard at that
place.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-30
SECRET WEDDING
OF Mr.. Eugene N. Alexander an6
Miss Ida Howard An
nOunced Wednesday.

A rather romantic and entirely se'res
wedding became known here Tuesday
night. The parties are both prominsepf
Young people of Maury county MT
Engene N. Alexander and Miss Ida
Howard, and i've at Mt. Pleasant. They
had been sweethearts for some time anu
for the romance Of IL decided to marry
and keep the wedding secret Tor severai
weeks. Accordingly license was pro
cured and they drove TO st. johns
Church on the Mt Pleasant pike ON
September 2nd, where they were happily
married by by Rev. W. II. Doss: After
the wedding they returned to their re-
snective homes and kept their OVID couD-
sel. and their best friends did not know,
thew were married until they divulged the
secret Tuesday night. Mr.. Alexander NJ
a prominent young business man OF IN. nv.
and popular young. lady Of the same
nlace and 10 q daughter OF MIR. j. NJ
Howard. ---<
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having placed her sons Cecil and How
ard in school there; Cecil going to Van
derbilt, Howard to Wallace's.
Miss Mary Frierson has gone to Little
Rock. Ark, where she will teach school
Her sister, Miss Lucia. has gone to New
Orleans to enter school.
Mr.. T. @. McEwen left this morning
for Maryyilie Kansas, TO join survey,
ing party that is building railroad, and
will be gone indefinitely.
Mrs. Luther Fleming and little
daughter, Minnie Luther. OF Nashville,
are visiting Mrs. Jennings father-ln-
law, Mr.. j. j. Fleming.
Nh. and Mrs. Tom Cook and two
sons. Ulner and Allison, and MISS
Annie Harrison left today for visit
TO relatives near Franklin.
Mr.. Jas. Harris left Monday night for
visit to his parents in Richmond,
Iowa. He Will return home by St.
Louis, stopping week at the Fair.
Capt W.N Hughes who stopped over
in Nashville to visit friends for two
weeks, has left for Gainesville. RIA.
where he will be commandment OF the
State Military School at that place.
Mr.. w. j Guest, who has been In
Oklahoma for the past eighteen months
has returned to Columbia. and will move
his family here from Nashville soon.
He says he would not give Maury Coun-
ty for all the West.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-30
PERSONALS.

Drake .Cloptcn, of Henderson, KY, is
visiting relatives here this week.
Miss Laura Beckenbach, of Bigby-
vile, is visiting Mrs. JAS. Harris.
Miss Anna Roehl, of Knoxville. is
visiting her relative, Mrs. Neiii hughes.
Mrs. Ove1ton, of Port Royal, mother
Of MI Sam Overton, is visiting In the
city.
Mrs Harvey Neeld of Fayetteville, IS
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mis-. f.
Yoest.
Miss Margaret McEwen has returned
to Nashville, after visit to Miss Ethel
Hatcher.
Prof. J. III. Guest and wife were
onests of Judge E. E. Erwin during
the fair.
Miss Starnes has returned to Law
renceburg after visit to MISS Dor"
Parham.
Mis-. Hiram Higgins who has been
visiting Mrs. Yoest. has returned 10
Fayetteville.
Mrs. j. G. Warren has returned TO
Florence. Ala, after visit to Miss
Emma Wooten.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos Butts have re-
turned to jackson, Miss, after vlslt
to relatives here.
Mrs. Louis Barker has ret urned ire M
Chattanooga. Mr.. Barker is in Cuoa'
but will return home soon.
Mrs. Will SpiIe, of Nashville. VINO
bas been visiting Mrs. w. j. Howard,
has returned home.
Miss Allew Greenlev. OF Vlckscurg,
Miss, has arrived at the lnstltute io'
post graduate course.
Mrs. Andrew Wilson and little daugh
ter and Miss susie Wilson are vIsltln
relatives at Carter's Creek.
Mrs. Albert McNew (nee Dooley
and children, of Bay City, Men, are
here to spend the winter.
Miss Bessie McGahey has returned TO
her home in Tuscaloosa, Ala, a1ter
visit to Miss Bertha Vaughn.
DIR. D. A. Davidson has moved IN
from his summer home at AshWoou'
and is now at the Guest House
Miss Martha White, who has been the
guest of Miss Halle Figuers, mas
returned to her home at Pulaski.
Rev. J. W. Cherry has returnea
from Florence, Ala, where ne was
called by the death Of his mother
Nj. H. E. Armstrong. OF Lawrence,
burg. has arrived here to accep,
position as job printer on the Hera'ur
Miss Pauline o Neil has returned 10
Nashville, after spending a few oay s
with her parents. Mr.. and MIS- Hu
O'Neil.
Misses Katie Cologne, Katie Casnioa %
and Mamie Barnett. have returneu
to Fayetteville, after visit TO irieh''
here.
Capt Robt. d. Smith returned MOD
da, from Milwaukee,, Wis, WIZ MI
he had been visiting his daughter m'S'
Milo Smith. -.
Misses Annie Kennedy, Mamie baugn
and Virginia Fits have returneu; ,, ~
franklin after q visit to MISS L''"e
Warfield.
Nus. Jake Hebblen and children, u
Davenport. Iowa, who have been spenu
ing the summer here with her parenss'
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Colqnitt, have return
ed home.
Mrs R. G. Ewing has gone to Nash
Vile to remain during the term o' sonoo''
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-30
ARRANGEMENTS
Being Completed For the Demo
cratic Primaries to be Held
Next Saturday.

Arrangements are being made fof
the primary to be held next Saturday
in each voting precinct of the county
to elect delegates to county conven-
ton to be held here next Wednesday 70
select Democratic candidates for the
Legislature. AT the primaries the
polls will be open from o clock p m;
to 5 O'Clock p. IN. There are several
candidates for the nomination ana
thew have been on the hustle for sew
erai weeks interviewing the voters.
The committee desires that all Demo-
Gratis who can possibly do SO, attend
the primaries Saturday in order that
there may be full expression OF the
people in their choice for representa-
tives
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1904-09-30
AROUND TOWN.

Five photos for 10 cents, at Young 8
LOST-Lap. robe. Finder return to
johnson & Hight Stable for reward
1t
Miss Nora jackson, OF the Bell Tele-
phone Company, is taking her vacation
his week.
Mr. Miles Cook and family have NOV
ed into their handsome new cottage on
Eighth street.
Mr.. A. B. Rains has secured 40 Office
in the rear of the Maury National Bank
wbero anyone desiring to see him can &c
so.
Mr.. w. H. Puryear has accepted a
position with T. N. Figuers as DOCK
keeper and has already entered upon the
discharge Of his duties.
Mr.. C. Perry Smell has sold his place
on the Mt. Pleasant pike to DIR. John
T. Ashbaugh, of Chattanooga, con
siderat,on So, 500. DR.. Ashbaugh Is q
retired physician and comes here &c
educate his children and engage 1T
fruit growing.
Circuit Clerk WoIley went to Nash
Vile Wednesday and iiled eievef
records on appeal with the cle'k OF the
Supreme Court. The clerk there com.
plimented the records very highly ant
said they were the best that had come
to the Office in long time.
MIS-. Mary Hine will open special
Kindergarten Glass in connection witf
her urinary work at the Columnls
Jnst;t,te IN Monday October tne
third. This will be a three month
course, ending December the twenty
third. and will he composed OF emil
dren between the ages OF hve AM
seven.