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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15

g II 8 sebt elm GROCER proz
Sentl LAB Der @eDDlferung 8railiens,
muir an Sonn= nnb Seiertasen aiebt
man S9ube an.
Der SO anna 6 a, elm auf
0en San0pi9> Snieln gelegener, 49,
$50 SUB bober @ulfan, lit Der bO6fte
8erg, Der ii9 brett aus Dem Mleere err
6ebt.
8 oen Ser. g u t E n
sibt es apii9en 5000 unb 10000
Mineralfpafer Quenen. BON oener
ettpa 800 Bis 900 fommeraisn aussez
beutet peroen.
Of a perfen lit sic
gauge &iiite bss @olfs BON &alifprnien.
SIM lebten Sabre nuroen alein in Nies
6erfalifornien Yerlen i'm Wertbe bon
$350,000 ~sefunoer.
Die proptn5ial<2egisz
I a I II r bon 9rttif9zGolumbid bat
Elm 9efeb a%ngenpmmen, oas oas Sra
gen bon Yeriiden als S3ei9en Der
4mtspirbe uhi9afft.
STE g B II g n T
s lag9e poer Experimentation elmer
Tlaaae Der Ser. Stdaten poer oes
Staates Nep Yprf gu &eflameSpeden
lit seieBlid berboten.
Gin OffiSiers<pGte tent.
6as i'm Sabre 1779 einem &apitdrl
Sarpep parions auseefteat marc uho
bon Mesbe9 Wedre, @ouDerrelr, tno
6. Sbompfpn. oeHen Setretdr. untsr>
aei9nst 1T. beiibt elm 9oparo Nariors
in Soper, 90. 8.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
0etNIa@tete4 NtsS.

Trif1es NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. xtters - 81
bie; bieiise ensrs II &c; bteRpe Rtabes
$50 bis zoo Rfunb &c; btefge 8tibe 600
Bis $50 Btunb 54e &ibs $50 b3 60 Ftxb
5k; Stier Boraerutsrtsi Sc, essr ttntsr'
ptertel lie, Hinb etstsrpxztd g., stsb
gorberpiertsI &c. Rub EorAersiertei &C. &ia
NtnterbterteI 7e.
Srii&es 4aIbFef&-&aIbsr lie. ttxtsr'
u:erteI 14e, Borberutertel 81
5rti&es S&affesi& - 9da,usz rer $tsxe
Lie S&ofe Sc; e&exteI l8e; Mods bun
Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15

SnbianapsIis RaHessgreHe:
Veu0bnI. bs gutter l0-l2e; brtsua BIZ
udbltr 14-16e ; TaneY 82S-8sc. enlh<.
Deuow Is bts 22e, Sapa 2s-32t.
SIN Badetsn:
&Stoia $14.26, Zion $1t.25, Seriet g1< 2s;
Caracas s1l.2 rs. Dtluortb1 s1s 80, Dad
Sara 8IenS $3.50, eIimar Saba gIens,
$l4.a5, Ourieo SLABS.
Suder-Dominoes 1895; Gtifau6es 8 IL
puIuerifrter 6.07e: 3x4x puIpertarta s. las,
ietner granultrter Ate; Cubes 5.22e; Eoss
fsctioners' VI 4.S2c; Hibsepoob u 4.57s; Fsbs
xtr y 4.47e; empire IA. 40e; SosaI srt<s
0oIben 8 4.87e; Ntnbtor 0ytru 8 ABA
&tssepoob 6 l.a2e; aeIber 9 5:17e; u gel
Der 8
eiRs-RaI 40 %. SeR). Sas. s-Ils y.
0anone.
BidIes-24OO TN Sas $40; 100 Id. Sas
IS; 1900 TIM saIbfab $500; 200 tm 8es
$3.50.
etarte-RearI, 8te, ebanrptos slot. l an,
8 gfunS Badete 8. Sora. l BIB. saasts,
4H-6f.
eanbp-7c; Stansea seutti9t &c; Sos
Ger semii&t 6ae; Banner 5utR Sc; grsex
Sonbons 10c; Ne. 2 CREAM esuaij@t g.
@etrodnete 5rii9te-AepfeI, a. Der euzxs
estrodnet. &c; Sobannesbeersx 7s BIZ TIE;
ettron 18e bs 14e; RoFnex, Q Grurx, ess
ptanb. 7s, 8 Grcpn 7}e, Z grorx TIC 'na,
n~Ienfreie : ebis Sc, California gsusenta 7xs;
euItana 7ic, tnrporttrte erItaaa lie Bio lac
California aprtfoien Sc bts lie.
&ets-Saroltna. 2opf. lt--s2, SasaH 81
-5}e, gebro&ener, 3-4c.
MAe-BrasiI nsu &c BIB 1Oe; SiIbsrts lat
HtanbeIn Ia; wet1i&aIise IazbeIs l5e-
Serbian RanbeIn l6e; peaMGts k bs 6es,
s~srofete &c bis Sc; GusIi9e ssalHaHs
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15

W G'I IL Jtuus
Sapib 8tliwater 9efanb, baB er Die
2leiber fsines Brubers in 8rano Qe.
ftsdt babe, UNI feline Mutter su trduten.
Die 2si1e bes Brubers tuuroe pertoblt
auigsfunoen.
rs, 900 WeiIen q tunte
berG rbe E.
pbiIabeIpbia a, IA. NOp. -
Die Bell Telephone 60. oabier uno bic
Imerican telegraph & $bslepbone 60.
in Stem DOrf le9en nd&ftens rs. 900
Wsilen BON Grabt 3uifden Wilmines
ton unb New YOrf. 8Ofenppranfdlas
so. 500. 600. Der Srabt fommt untsr
ots groe. Dor gnbe bss Sabrss fo0sn
1000 Weilen fertig iein. Nu& awi-
iden bier unb New 8~runspird tpiro
cine unteriroii&e 8erbinouns ssidaf-
fen. 3uei Stammlinien 3mii&sn bier
unb Sem Yorf folen 10 baIo aIs m6s-
LID fertis iein.
braber W rettet
brei 9inber.
Worcefer, MaK., IA. Sob.
Sames ct. @srmain, Is Sabre oft,
purbe bsute untsr ben Rdbsrn zines
3uges sermalmt, udbreno feline tleine
S4tpsfisr Mlbsrtins iomis stpsi elfidb'
riae 2naben rur nit fnapper NOtb
bOr slsi&em S9idial bewabrt muir.
ben. Die 3inber itanoen auf ben @e.
leiien berl periOnenSti3e uno i&auten
benz 0oriberrolen zines 6radt3uges
3u, als pl6blid elm S&nel3ug nabte.
goparo u. Biselow, Der fid einise
Sunoert S4ritte sntfernt befano, lab
Die @efabr Der 6inoer, ihmang f4
auf benz Jra9tsug, uno, fi& melt bins
a~uslebnsno, mari er Die 6inber, pslde
Dor S9red ME aneepuraelt %ffanoen,
bon ben, @eleiien, nobel er ielbf niat
unerbsbli9 bon Der 9eraoe anlan9ens
ben locomotive am 9opfe setrOffsn
purbs. Die I2inoer ,paren s~erettst,
nit Nusnabme bes fleinen Ct. Ser.
main, Der In unsdbIigs Stids seri9nit.
ten muroe.
@auin batts Der mutbige @sttsr bic
8bat pOlbra4t, 10 iant er balb Obns
md1tia su 8obsn unb mubte nod isi.
mem Ssim iiberffbrt tperoen, uOielbff
er an bo1graoiser @erpenerreguns ba-
nieoer liest.
Cute u i9ten ir
Burton.
g I. Souis, Id. NoDbr. Die
0ertheioiguna bes 8unossfenntors
Burton bon aanias. Der lsbtsn Grei.
tas bon Den Bunoes9ei&woreneu anses
tlagt puroe, baben einen Nntra9 auf
Ibweiiung Der Inila9e gsfeat, neil
bic Nntlagei9rift man9elbaft fei.
WDgli9er Weiie pirb &i4ter Ban.
betpatsr bonn Bunoestreisseri&t iiber
ben Nntrag i4on morgen enti&eiben
tpirb. SOQte benz antra9 f~attgsseben
tperbsn. 10 pirb Senator Burton prr
tpeitsrer 8srfOlsuna gef1ibt iein, ba
oas Yerbre9sn. oeHen er angetlagt III.
nit benz Is. Nobsmbsr bsridhrt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
0etretos.

&3sbsx - 20. 2 rptb.r 87Hc, a; SsIuu
fen, &c Don WaSIen; 80. 8 sOtaz 80,
9opember ETC; @aseHwetseH &c.
Roru tneues) - Ro. / wetb 46Ke 81 2
meib 4bie; SO. 9 weib 45ie; 40. I uut.
acc; ao. Q ustb seuai@t 45s 20. Q
wets 8emii9t 46e; SO. 4 pets fsmi'et
l2e: No. Q seIb 4be: Z 90 9 aslb %
30. 4 seIb 4se; SO. 3 aeumi9t 45} !
30. 8 aenHi3t 45s: go. 1 senafat az /:
4oIben 46e.
1dfer- 30. Q uetser 5l&:: 20. 8 cstz
Bic; 70. 2 geuii&ter 60s; 30. 8 ssxnaisy
29ac.
Seu SO. 1 atmotbr $1,000; 10.
Q, 50 80.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
Dpt,s moaeus@sxfs.

Ttaotbp-8ertaafspretie: t10 0o-11.oo.
2Iee - geriaufBpreiie: $6 00-|8V0
ReIftforn - gertoufspreifs. y. sod ess
nuaIttdt, 81 bts go; Teues 40-45e.
Safer--sei@dIt $685.; - ben assre.
1 $4,000 Der Sonne. Neuer 20 10,
e~trob-preie. lie mad benz Grah. N o.,
len, 81. 00-$6.00.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
Auuhrt-lept.

s reunb gum Weinbdnoler):
Scr Se9Siger, ben Du mir ba ses
bra4t bait... Der lit Stpar nidt
f9ledt.. -. aber neultb babe i9 eiuen
SedSiser getrunten :. Der mar mod
bel Glter!" -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
Gamereieue

Notber SIeeiamen So 1850.
gnslii&er 3Ieeiamen $3.50.
NIfpfe &Ieefamen $.e00-6.5O
NIfaIfa 2Ieeiamen $S.2S-S.00.
@etber 8leeidmea $500.
@ewdbIter 1imotbp q. 80-1.so.
Srbindrer bis gutter 5in,otbp 81 .60-I.7S,
5anes aentudp S~Iausras sl.5O--l.5S.
BIausras in GbaH 60e.
gusIii&es SIausras $l.45.
Or9arb @ras Sl.70-1.e0.
Reb Top tn @baff~ 75c-$1.lo.
8afer 8orn Be-$l.00.
Hmber Suaerrobr Samen $l.oO-l.25.
@eiber Saferiamen A0c
Sribiabrs @erfte $1.25.
Detbes unb seIbes 3orn $1.00-l.25.
&eo COB GnfiIase $l.10-1.25.
Som Seas $i.76.
Niuet $1.a0 bis $1.86.
Sribiabrs.D essn 81 40.
Se%wiebeI, ueibe, seIbe uno r0tbe $3.50
pei 8uibeI.
SIb 8 2artoHeI, seIbe Seriep, Bermuda,
geIbe yianiemono unb iiieIi9e Queer $50 Der
SOB; rotbe 9aniemenb &.76; BrafIiaRif&s
8artofTeIn, fribe 8 Bo@en zoe per Bu5teI;
tribe Dbio 65e Der BnibeI; fribe Hoie Soc per
friibe Burbani soc per BuIpeI; frike
45e per BuibeI; NhiraI Hep bort unh
green Rountaif 40c per 8uibeL
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
9snidger.

2a@roffe, Wis., IA. HOp. Sn
ben 2 8aeeri felt gr6Hnuns Der Saeo.
Saiion fino S perionen nit t6otIi3em
grfulee esi&oRen morben. 2ei&tere
S4ubwunbenitame1 In GROCER Nn3abI
box.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
& a n | B q II.

Wabington, IA. Iob. -
Der Beiratb Der S~nsenieure BON Der
aanaltommiiion bsfpraG In ieinsr
bsutisen Sibuns bic 5rase zines
G9leuienfanales. gls @runblaee Der
Beratbuns biente ber., geri&t bes Spe'
eial. @omites, tpsl&es cine iol&e Mnlaes
prifen iOLte. Siel6tratbuns oes pro'
ieftes utrS morsea fOrtaiebt werben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
Duttes, ater mxb 0sHaaes.

ednbler bsaabIsu folsesae eress:
Butter - Gountrp. 1le. Grctrtssr "a .
0Igtx 26c.
6iu-23c per Dptexo.
Nibner g., Sdbxs 3, Eurteps--l0Else.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
SAFE.

gngros 8 Beriaufsrreas Susporttrf'
S4psnridis 8oe per EhaxS stxhstHIi9s
S1peperfdie LIS, Dtseomftn srsGm 5 RI
Is, gerp BORT GbebSarE Ice, stxbstdst
{@er 2insburser 15e. 0rt6 Ice.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15

Nob. Qriegsfefretdr Saft fam belte
Wor9en UNI 9 ubr bon ieiner Snipets
tionsrsiie nod benz Sfbmus auf benz
2reu3er .@olumbia" tn 9ampton
Roabs an. Ta elm heftiger S9nses
ifurm bsrri9ts, bIieb Der Sefretdr ben
eanaen Sag an Boarb bss S9iHes.
gri gegen 7 ubr lieb er fi9 BON einem
2uttsr an Borb eines nod Waihins-
ton fabrenbsn Sampfers bringen.
@insm Bsri9tertattsr, ben sr am
Nudmittase empHns. Iuste Suft, bas
Wablreiultat tn Cincinnati let Elm erOs
Ser S4ritt sur geHsruns Der 9otal.
politit. aber Der Sisg Tel nidt bolfdns
big, basu ieien mebrere Sabre nOtbwens
big.
@r bebauere bic Nieoerlage 8oub.
6errid's, neil bsrfslbe nod ieiner I'm.
fi9t fir bic Stnoen anoerer babe
btBsn miifen. gr femme ben als
8oupernsur ertpdblten 9emotraien
pattiion. Wenn benin einmal Elm
Democrat bdtte sepdblt weroen iolen,
10 bdtte fsin beferer Wanr ssfunbsn
peroen f6nnen.
II n ts n.
W q bin9to n, IA. Sob. Die
2onDention oss Yerbanoss Der prdf.
benton bon Staatsuniperf itdten bertaete
fid beuts.
8iel uurbe fur uno se9en bas SUB
baaiplel geiast. S4lisbli9 .entidlob
man fi4, ba cine giniauns in Der
Sraes unpabrideinli9 mar, libre gr.
6rteruns 3u peri9ieben.
gesaslia Der @6obes = @tipenbien
tuuroe beoauert, oab ameritanii9e
Stubentsn in Die untsrfe 9laHe in
gnelnnb sintreten mubten. obelei6 He
tn ibren Stuoien I9on meter borse :
i9ritten fnb.
Yotf9after Weperus
peri9tIi9.
a 3 q o n. IA. Sob. 8ots
iaaftsr. Weper, mel9er In WaibinstOn
1T, UNI Dor fsiner Mbreiie nod peters-
burg SnfruttiOnsu I'm Staats;H spars
tement etnaubolen, ertldrte ben Ssam'
amtsn, bab au~ssnblidlia feline @sfabr
borbanoeH iei, baB Nmeritaner ooer
amsrifanii&e Sntsrefen in petersburg
3u S9aoen tdmer.
Dor. siniser 3sit, als bic Sage in
Der ruiRi&en Sauptftabt tritiid idien.
wuroe in biefgsn &sgisrunsstreiien
erwogen, Oh es ni4t angebra&t let.
ben 2reuaer minneapolis" aus benz
Witteadnbif&sn Weere nod 4rOntaoi
3u ididsn. I'm, I'm Sale bon rnrubsn
Nmeritanern als 3ufu9tsOrt 3u bic.
men. gs NOR iebo9 fraeli9. Oh bic
ruffi9e &ssierung benz 2reussr gsftat'
ten wtiroe, bic 8sfsfi9unsen gu paif-
rem. Yssbalbl crying aud feline Se-
9eIorbre IN Die ,WinnsapoIis".
Gin Wdb9en6 dnoIer.
wlDorf, Ia. Rob. Sn ben
Sombs ibt Elm Granaoie, @amsns
anatale 9ar9aur, ben Beamte be-
Observation-Disclosures aus gu.
eblo, Co.,, bierber sebra&t babsn uni
ben He bes Sanbsls nit peibsn Stla.
ninnen bei4uloi9en.
s9on i'm lsbten Sabre tpurbe BON
Observation-Disclosures nit einem
enersii&euyaampfe sesen bic Smpor.
teure bon Ndo9en fur unmoraliiat
3wede beaonnen. Bereits cine be.
trd&tIi9s anaabl FOLDER Mdb9sn tuurbt
ir ben osrf9ieoenen 2anbestbeilsn auf.
seeriFsn unb Seportirt. 8esen BIZ
2eute, tpel4e bieielben na& amsritl
Ton, met, lieben, sspurbe friminsI boree.
garssn uno mebrers fben i8on in
3u2tbauie.
Mnatolel9 ar9aur piro CUR 2ait ge'
legt, cine iunse Srcns6fn. Wamen:
Sulie pureur, na9 amsrita gsludt A.
baben. Sas Wdo&en befinbet fi9 biel
In 3eugenbaft.
Wenf@snidger.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-11-15
@remeltbat
Ginss Srsuebnjdbrissn.

@btIIicotbe, g., IA. HOp.
Sapio @iIiwater seftanb, oaB er Die
2leiber ieiues Bruoers in 8rano oe-
fsdt babe, INN feline Wutter su trdnten.
Die 2sihe bes grubers tpurbe pertoblt
auig.funoen.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1905-12-28

Quaker Oats. per package ...... ........ l2c
Flat can Pillar Rock Salmon, per can. ...... lsc
Cheap White Salmon, per can .....--. &C
1Oc can Good Luck Baking Powder ....-... Sc
lS pounds Granuated Sugar 80. ............ 81
l0c bottle Pickles ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. &C
Waldorf Sweet Relish, per bottle ......... &C
Highland Sour Relish. per bottle ........... &C
l0c bottle Catsup. Observation-Disclosures. Sc
Prepared Mustard, per bottle .............. sc
Marrowfat Peas per OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Sc
Sifted June Peas, ............. ....... 12c
Extra Sifted June Peas per an........... lac
Cut Loaf Sugar, per pound. ........-....... &c
Powdered Loaf Sugar, per pound ,........ &c
15c Imported Sardnes. per can .........,.. 12c
1Oc Mustard SardneS- ...........-... SC
American Sardines. 4c of for. IOc
Mince Meat, per package. ...-............... Sc
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1905-12-28
MCCOWn & Andrews
WEEKLY PRICE LIST

Lenox Soap. 4c a bar OF bars for .......... 10
8 bars OctagOn SOAP. .-....... ....#.... -
i0c package Macaroui .-..5.. ......... ...-. -
Arbuckles Coffee. per package ....-....... 20
Cream Cheese. per pound .......... .-..... f-s
SC package Table salt ..... ...........
I5c package Imported Macaroui -........ fge
Owl Rolled Oats per package .-............ -
Premium Hams. per pound .--........ f3e
UmbTia Bacon. .....-.... 30
Picnic Hams tshoulder-l. per pound .... go
Dry Salt Meat. per pound .-........ ....... ea
Leaf Lard. ............-.... -
Fresh line Of National Biscuit Co.'S CaEes ard
Crackers just arrived
A nice line schlessinNer's Mixed and Penny
Candies on hand.
Evaporated Fruits Din Pickle MackeraI etc.
TO arrive In a few days.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1905-12-28

of blithesome days. and fes
tai cheer ringing in the air, with
the glow from it's ruddy hearths
lighting our way, we hail the
advent of another Yule tide. We
pledge friends far and near with
: the hope that no shadow of for
getting may come between US
and them, with blessings upon
them in their Christmas mirth.
Wishes gay and golden dwell 10
our hearts that ~ may be the
universal portion in this so
hallowed and SO gracious time.
}. * "
The Tuesday Whist Club Entertained
by Miss Lavinia Robertson.
By reason of a charm ng event,
Wednesday stands a apart from
the busy shopping round which
has chiefly claimed the province
of the week The card party at
which Miss Laviuia Robertson
enter tanned the Tuesday Whist
Club on the afternoon of the
twentieth, was a delightful oc-
caslon, bringing a foretaste of
holiday pleasures, and anticipat
ing its brightness. The Christ
mas colors were every where
conspicuous in the decorations
Of the Robertson home, whose
Interior has recently been so
artistically finished. Vines and
boughs of holly were in favor,
while brilliant red bells suspend
ed from chandeliers and arch
ways, served also as pretty sug
geStionS of the season, and gave
the complete touch to lovely
and appropriate design. HOnOrS
at whist were divided between
Mrs. Phillips and Mrs. Willis
Garth, the former finally gain
ing the prize, Japanese vase of
original and attractive pattern.
The guests enjoying the after
noon were: Mrs. T. W. Hardy,
Mrs. Walter Weaver, Mrs. Phil
lips, Mrs Donoghue, Mrs. Rob
ert Belts, Mrs p. W. Maer.
Mrs. r. E. Johnston. Mrs. Viii
lis Garth. Mrs. M. T. Franklin,
Mrs. Dashiell, Mrs. Wood ward,
Miss Daisy Sheriff., Miss Good
rich, Miss Marcie BilTups, Miss
Mary Billups and Miss Julia
Rhett
" Y y
DIR. Jacobs Undecided as to Whether
or not he VIII Accept Pastoral of
Houston Church.
The news that DR.. VIM. States
Jacobs had been offered the pas
toral of the First Presbyterian
church at Houston, Texas, was
read with much interest by his
countless friends here. Com
menting upon the call, Nash /
vile paper says. DIR. Jacobs is |
one of the best known preachers
and men in the Presby yterian |
Church in the South. He is a
young man, and one of the fea-
lures of his pastoral work is that |
among young men. He is, per-
hapS. known to more young men |
than any other preacher in the |
city, and his excellent work in
behalf of this element of the |
church has endeared him not |
only to the young men of the
church, but to every young man
in the city who is in a position to
observe and know Of his work.
Since the announcement of the
call DIR, Jacobs has been waited
upon by many members and
outside friends. insisting that
he not accept the call, but re-
main in Nashville, and it may be
POSSIBLE that he will listen to
these entreaties, notwithstand
ing the fact that the Housto n
Ch,,roh - ono cf tho ronSt nrO1Ya
inent in the country and the call
is most fattering one.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1905-12-28

| Mrs. Maer'S mother, Mrs. &. Be-
mott, at the home of Mrs. NJ j.
Gardner on North Second avenue
Miss Hilzim, a popular student
of the Industrial Institute and
College, is in Jackson to attend
the marriage of her sister, who is
an admired Jackson girl, and a
niece of Mr.. w. B. Harrington of
this city.
Mrs. May Stockard Wilson of
Blacksburg, Virginia. was cor
daily greeted upon her return
home. She was panied by
her sister, Miss Rosa S5ockard.
who has been in Virginia for
some time.
Miss Hooper of the Industrial
Institute and College faculty
leaves on Wednesday for New
Orleans, where she will represent
the College at meeting of the
National Association of Scien
lists.
The next meeting OF the
Wednesday Whist Club is an
nounced for the afternoon of the
second week of January. Mrs.
M. T. Franklin Will be the Clubs
hostess.
Mrs. Ida Bland of Orange,
Texas and Mr.. Joseph Eddins of
Rosedale reached Colum bus Sat
urday, and are visiting their par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Eddins.
Mrs. J. @. Warfeld and sons
arrived Thursday to join Mr..
War field, who has recently be-
come a resident of Colum bus.
Mr.. T. B. Franklin left yester-
day for Memphis to join Mrs.
Franklin and spend the holidays
with Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Moore,
Jr., left yes terday for Courtland,
Alabama, where they will be for
the Christmas season.
Mrs. S. S. Scales friends re-
gret to know that she is confined
to her home by an attack of in
fuenza.
Miss Matte Hardy comes the
second week in January to be the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Hardy.
Mrs. Georgia Young is spend
ing Christmas III Birmingham
with Mr.. and Mrs. John S.
White
Col. Ludlow, commandant of
the A. & M. College, and Mrs
Ludlow, were visitors this week.
MIR. and Mrs. j. T. Senter are
now occupying the E. T. Moore
cottage on Third Ave. n.
We note with pleasure that Mr.
Sturdivant. who is i'll at the in
Urinary, is improving.
Miss Mary Harrison has re-
covered from a weeks illness
with la grippe.
Johnson's Millinery on account
of having to move location
offers bargains in Millinery,
Jewelry, Notions, etc. All
parties indebted will please call
and settle their accounts. If.
"Blocton and Brilliant, the
best coal which comes TO this
market. For sale by the Ctls.
Brick Company. Phone No. 2I4
and we will make you a prompt
delivery.
It does not cost any more and
it is Ear better than the average
brand. Suppose you try a barrel
of Rose Patent" Flour. Ask
your grocer for it. Il 3 I'm.
In a hurry? Need it bad?
Then send it to the City Ma
chine Shop, right up town at the
old stand Of THE DISPATCH Of
flee on North Market street.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1905-12-28

Fire, life aud accident insur-
arce. Money TO lend At , per
cent interest. w. r. Pope
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1905-12-28

Have your machine repair
work done at the City Machine
Shop on North Market street.
All facilities for turning work
out promptly.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1905-12-28
CHAT OF PEOPLE AND EVENTS.

E AND EVENTS.
urday for a Magazine afternoon
and book chat. This Christmas
gathering is always made espec
tally interesting and enjoyable.
The Reading Circle Informally Enter
taiced by Miss Sheriff..
Miss Daisy Sheriff. was the
hostess of the Reading Circle
on the sixteenth, and the reg
ular programme at this time
was delightfully."- varied. After
the literary nun bers had been
given, the mem bers were invit-
ed into the dining room where
an informal tea party was held
yet. it was in the nature of a
farewell, as Miss Sherrill's mar
riage with DR.. Darbeu, which
occurs this week, will deprive
the circle of her valued mem ber-
ship. Mrs. Garner, on behalf of
the Club, expressed the keen re
gret it feels at her leave taking,
and the recognition of it's loss.
With it's best wishes, and in
memory of pleasant days tOgeth-
er, the Circle has just presented
to Miss Sheriff. a beautiful sill
yer bowl.
The Kings Daughters Pound Party.
The success which always at
tends the Kings Daughters
pound parties is due in no small
measure to the merriment
planned. and so ingeniously ex-
ecuted for the little folk. On Fri
day afternoon they met at the
Armory and we're entertained by
a rare company, ranging from
d dwarfs to giants, and Santa
Claus had representa atives in the
field. Later. dainty baskets with
fruits and toys were distributed
among the needy of the city, as
is the annual custom of the
order.
Personal Mention.
Mr.. L. q. G. Lamar's Mississ-
lppi friends are pleased to learn
that his appointment as Register
of the U. S. Land Office in Jack
son will bring him again to the
state. Mrs. Lamar. also, is pop.
ular with many Mississippians
who have met her in Washing
ton. She was expected in Col
mbus last spring to visit Mrs.
r. E. Johnson, but was com
PEELED later to abandon her
Southern trip. The appointment
takes effect about the middle of
February.
In response to a cablegram an
the serious illness of her
mother. Miss Eloise Johnston
eft the early part of the week for
London, where Mrs. Johnston
and her daughters have spent
several months. Miss Johnston's
Youngest sister. Miss Emma Lou
Johnston, will be married in Feb
ruary to young American who
1ow makes his home in England.
1t is sincerely hoped that favora-
ole tidings of Mrs. Johnston will
soon be received by her friends
and relatives in this city.
The list of Christmas visitors
Increases daily, and promises to
add signally to the bright record |
If the day. Mr.. and Mrs. Rob
ert Henry of jackson are the
guests of Capt. and Mrs. T. Fl. |
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1905-12-28

Call at the Candy Tent on
South Market street for pure
candy, made fresh every day.
1865.
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-27
100000 for Cello Canal

The Columbia river will be opened
from eastern Washington to the sea.
Congressman W /. Jones, as member
Of the house committee on rivers and
harbOrs, with the assistance of other
members of the Washington and Ore
gon delegations, has secured govern
ment recognition of the great 5S,S00,0O0
canal around the distractions in the
river at Cello, near The Dalles, and
has secured an item in the river and
harbor bill, which will be reported
from the committee to the house to-
day, of 100000 to begin this great
work. Mr.. Jones yesterday sent the
following telegram to Postmaster NJ.
Il. Harrison, of Spokane:
"WASAINGTON, d. C., Jan. 90
Three hundred Thousand for Cello.
This. in my judgement, secures its
prosecution to COMPLETION and an open
rivern
Columbia courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1902-1905, 1905-01-27
Ills So Everywhere

The following taken from the
Big Bend Chief is applicable to
any town where there is a news
paper:
With the aid of the business
men we can make this paper even
better than it is. We are constant
1y working for the town and COM
munity, and we ask your co-opera
ton in our endeavors to get out
good paper. Every business man
should start the new year right and
by all means should have advertis
ing space each week. A news
paper is a benefit to a town; conse-
quently yon help your town and
business by helping the paper. To
our readers we will say, patronize
those who advertise in the Chief,
they are reliable and by patronizing
them you benefit yourself, your
merchant your newspaper and your
town.