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Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-26

Inquiry ii the S.tltcr Silk Go. failed
| !" assist TIL" case aS the SaICsman
WAS If the opinion that til. goods sold
| to Il. q. Iurnham were delivered. last
| Frittdy. This is "ii. ,lay Irter than the
| lIndinE of the dress suit ease and would
| tend To show that the bundle NAV have
| u" connection With the mystery. The
| police. however, hl'' making further in
| quiry before eliminating this latest
| possible clu"
| That to which, tn" police ar. dcyot-
| inG tho closest ;itttutiuu il tn" jdcuti-
| tlCuti"n nf the dress suit ease. which
| - alleged to have been Tia. property Of
| n missing West End physician. Two
| - rSo!s both having acquaintance with
| TIE physician. on" Il former rml,loyce.
w" other 4 FORMER IamdIndy hay. ~
pressed III" hrli'f that Tho dress suit
case in th'' possession Of the police have
belonged la tho doctor. Both are VERY
positive in their statements. particular
~ the former office b"y. The landlady
~IiG that WHEN Sh" SAW il. some weeks
ago. the handle was l"oS,.. This is cor
r"h"ritiNt III the police contention that
III" handle hIu recently been repaired
Til" report nf Medical Examiner Harris
I" the effect That III. dismrmhrrin- nf tn
body and I'll" operation performed on tho
woman were the work Of a skilled sur
;;c"m, and th" allegations nf two wit
m"SScs thit th" dr"S; suit ci4" WAS ~.
property ~ i phy@icIan, !IaNc led th" po-
lic" to r"duuhl" their efforts to locate
III" missing; doctor. The Inlirc know the
wanted man but have not divulged his
nam" and have instructed the witnesses
- Keep silence.
TIL" physician i'll question il nrt regis
f'I"d as such IN this stat" ANA iS liable tu
arrest on Such u charge. III. IL Il foreign
rr AMI has resided in other citic; of fins
county mf"r" coming here. II has been
learned from n'iGhhorS that his wife WAS
preparing Tor child birth
search for the missing members of tie
unknown. hrdN Is being rigoruuSly main
tanned. The pole" are. however. Satisfied
mai the head. arms and legs were not
placed III ANY "i ~" sewers. inasmuch ~
thy would probably have reached the
main pump station yesterday at latest
IN connection with the mpnding of thr
dress suit case the local police h,:v,. been
Informed that Iuhn Weeks, 4 harness
maker "i Camden. Mc.. about three
weeks ago. repaired Il dress suit cas-
SimliHr III description to the Winthrop
one. for = young woman.
La" tonight, tine police. were. informed
That The VIII" ot III" doctor whom thrv
'tr" seeking had been located thus rliIui-
mating h"r from The c.,:,r.
Tn" polio" also learned from Rchccc1 o
l'ufnlIHl, who's" name was on :hc bundle
!"uhl * winthrop. that she had used
'l' r'lhr - f'-wrap som" goods solo ia
= woman customer. probably Ingt FRIDAY
nr saturday. She does not recall VIA
inc customer was.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-26
DAILY KENNFPFC JOURNAL TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER g. 1905

Secondly. to consent tkat III" King may
recognize Norway as Il separate country
from Sweden.
Thirdly. when such recognition IS SlNch'
treaties will. in accordance with the ElkS-
dag and Storthing decision c"nsehtlhs 10
the 1Toye, agreement. 10. signed il accord
ance with the usual International pro
, F'ourthIy. after th"s.' tr'~it"s :irc sign,
ed. Sweden shall Immediately notify an
the foreign powers with " men uil ,,i loiilloi
r,l,ti0ns are maintained Cf her rccoGll-
ton of Norway as an independent coun-
try. ,, ... ~,
Filthy, each country shali reT'itSt tllc
foreign countries Will whom common
trea ties exist to So modify such treaties
that one country in no manner remains
jresponJible for til" acts of the Other
Sixthly when SwedeE recognizes Nor
ways Independence and The tboNe Ted-
ties are signed. negotiations shall inltIie
diately be opened concerning the settle
ment of such matters which must cease
or be changed on account Of the Giss"lu-
tinr of the union between the TWO Cuun-
fries
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-26
ANOTHER CLUE.
Officers Now After "WelI-k known but
Unnamed" Eoston Physician.

BOSTON. SEPT. .I.--Thr features of to-
days investigation uf the Winthrop
dress suit mystery We're III" finding of
4 bundle containing several Woman's
garments and blOodStained clothes. and
the identification of tine dress suit case
in v hich, last Thursday, was found the
dSinrmhCrcd body Of woman near
the fluat Of the Winthrop Yacht Club.
While the police appear Ia be more or
less $kiptiCal concerning the value of
these discoveries. they are. ncNerthe-
less. working along the lines suggested
by them.
The bundle was found by Searchers
lying on the shore of the Winthrop
peninsula near that part known as Cot
taEc Park. about a mile and y half
from the point where the dress suit
case was found. In the bundle, which
was enclosed with strong manila wrap
ping paper. were WOman's undervcst.
Il towel. the part of a shirt, some alb
sorbant cotton. and several pieces Of
cheese cloth. bloodstained. On the
>vra fping paper was a label with this
r. O. Burlain. Dalton street. City.
rrnn Silter SIX ~. 10 Kingston
.tiu:t EUGtnn.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-26
OVER 100 MEMORIALS
Re eceiVed by Emperor of Japan Against
RatIfylng the Peace Treaty.


Toxic. Sept. -i.-tl l.. Nj Thr Emjtr.
or Is giving personal attention t. .G-
memorials presented to the thru""
against II" tcrnl* nt peace arranged with
Russia. ThrS'' memorials npN nunlnr
nearly lth. Th" I-ii.uorS Wir ii. trvirL
7" interview tr. priNy rounrii"t,. :d.".
cate the refusal 10 rat;fy III" ti.ris ~
nous in demanding tn" resignation nl tn.
cabinet. Even rhc mndetrtt.~ ,iu not -"ri-
cFa! their grief ~ tn result uf tiic nr-u-
tiitiorS
ccll"r of the ~, ,hcGucr il Grra' Britain.
S;tiled from Yokohama. this m".nmG fn.
Singapore.
Tho Russian charge that tile JapanrSr
committed murder and pll;'l;" an SaklH-
In island is denied ~ th" Japanese here.
II Is said 10 y" Totally unIuuntl-d.
"onSidcrihl" appreciation of .iapIurG"
bonds IS noted owing To the continued
purChiS" of these securities by foreign
investors.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-26
USING DUE CARE.
Forbearance of Outsiders Is Saving
Venezuela Much Unpleasantness.

Paris. Sept. 25.-Thc officials here
expect that developments III the Ven
ezulan situation await the arrival uf
cx-Judge W. J. calhoun ana AmbaSa;,-
dor Jums,rund ut Washington. The
Judge Calhoun ana NJ. THigny haNc
foreign ntIc" has been advised that
gone over tn" case of he French Gable
.'n.. ai:d tn" officials are nor disposed
t. proceed against Ncn"zu' Ia ~ amy
southern republic until litter the fullest
conference with III" United States.
owing I" III" privileged position of the
United States towards south and Cen
tr;ll AnrricH. AT tn" same time it is
held that his privileged position entails
n" cu-opcri;tiun Of tn" United States
towards recurring Venezuela To- Observe
the usual obligations to other powers.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-26
PILES
CURED QUICKLY WITHOUT PAIN
BY USING PYRAMID PILE CURE.
A Trial Package Mailed Free to All
Who Send Name and Address.

W" want every nile sufferer 10 trY
Pyramid Pile Cure at our rNrctls".
Tn, trial package which Wc send viii
bring immediate relief from the awful
torturh nf itching, bleeding, hurpiHE,
tantali1ing piles
W" send the free treatment i'll Il
rlafn sealed package with nothing to
indicate the contents
Pyramid Pile Cure is put UP in the
form of Suppos:tories which are an
piled directly TO the affected part.
Their action is immediate ana certain.
They are sold at 50 cents Il box by
druggists everywhere and one box will
IL equently effect n permanent cure.
BY the use Of Pyramid Pile Cure yon
VIII avoid an Unnecessary, trying arG
expensive examination by q physician
and viii rid yourself of your trouble in
The privacy of your own home at tri-
fling expense.
After using the free trial package,
winch we mail in a perfectly plain
wrapper, you can secure regular full
size packages from druggists at -
cents each. or We viii mail direct in
ain package upon receipt of price.
i'yrarid Dru" 60. a69i Pyramid
-aldirS, Marshall. Mich.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-26
MT. vERNoN's TELEPHONE
A New Local System OF Which 4.
Town is Justly Proud.

Mt. Vernon, Me. Sept. .I.-(Spoci,t
During the past few years all have noticsa
in many Of the NOR. remote cot,rr+,-,
towns Elany improvements ann rrn,,,..
| tiOn5 along various Hn"s which tcud
bring the more distant sections in che.
Communication with the JIisifJ,. ty,,rtt
This tendency has been particularly NJ,
ic"dhlc in Mt. Vernon. Nv the r-J,hug
L ing of rural delivery routes from IN, XXI
tral post office in town. and by ibr ran5t
growth of the local telephone service '''
Less thdn 10 years ago tn" first tplc
Ihonc line was brought into tiiu rnun
This line, which has since been urn9IT,1
mated with the crosby telephone .y.fs,-,
at Roadllcld, covers . certain i.utt,. y
territory in tho lower pare Of this tD,,1
and in the towns of Readh"l1. WIyur ,nJ
Winthrop, where the svstcru cnt,.,,. ~ N
with the New England line. Willie .h..
number "t local Instruments upru ,Li.
line in Mt. Vernon IL not large NJ n Will
niShcs q hrSt-cl1Ss OUTSIDE cpnrcctt,,,
with all the larger towns and riii,s "f
New England into which tn" Nv Err.
land Telephone Company rrIne.
some three years dEn H. :. Eus anG C
W. Whittier started ID building ~ =rl3It
local telephone: system fpr tho I,t-r4,g.. M
connecting q few Of the Tc<d,rrr.-s :,,i
places Of business in and about Nj V,r-
non Villag'. 1'h" utility and "'uy"uinu,..
of this system WIS at once recognized IA.
the inhabitants ~ the OUTLYING section. II
the town and the great demand fpr tt.
extension 0f this system finally lrd gr
Russ ana Mr.. Whittier IT, take .,t,rt NJ
orgInizc a corporation FOR tn" purpo-r a.
extending dUh improving this iIi,. TIN.
con n"rutiOn WIS formed llst SpYi.g md.
the name Of the Mt. Vernon T"lrrlor,
Company with u capital stock uf Slws A
large percentage, nf I'll" Stock was inirnn-
diatc!y taken M Jnd III" work d; extend.
ing the lines was commenced and JHi~h,,
forward until at the pr"s"uL IUs TINS
system extends practically into al rir.:
of
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-26
RECOVERING FROM WAR,
Ga Time Business Activity Now No
tIceabIc in VladIvostok.

Nl2divostok. Sept. 25.-Thc old time
business activity of this city has been
rapidly returning since the proclama-
ton UG pc;.cc. The inhabitants who left
here during III" trOublGus times ar, re-
turning, commercial and industrial life
is resuming and foreign steamers and
s,tiliLg vessels with freight ere al
ready arriving. Forty-tivc foreign
steamers are expected from Hong Kong
ana ShmauEhai shortly.
Th" municipal authorities hav" rr-
ceivcd inquiries from 20 American
firms concerning tn" requirement Of
business quarters at Nladivustuk. jap
ai"s firms al" als" coming in ANA are
preparing to lease ground on which to
erect buildings. Russians also are or
s"niZing companies To- deal III Far
Eastern products.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-26
ON VERGE OF CELEBRATION.
Episcopal Church Destroyed by Fire At
Chelsea, Mass.-Loss $4,000.

ChalSea. Mass, sept. 2..-T'hc Mount
Ecllingham Methodist Episcopal ch rch
of this city. whose 50th anniversary
celebration WAS to have been observed,
neXl Wednesday, was totally DESTROYED
~ fire. tonight. Tho rditicc with its
furnishings ana organ cost $I0.000 ana
was insured for $1o.o00. y number of
firrn"n were Injured nlthcdgh none
fatally.
The iirc, which Naa caused ~ .;ron
taneous cumhrIstion. started III a clos
ct room of Tia" kindergarten depart
mcnt.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-26
THE CHOLERA RECORD.
a Few New Gases, But Nothing Alarm
inq, Found in Germany.

Berlin. Sept. @1.-'i'hc official bulletin
issued, today, ;nm"un"cd that two
cases of cholera and two deaths had
occurred from noon Sunday f. noon to
DAY. rrllin= thc totals 2lG cases and
50 deaths. The fresh cases are at
Adirachdu and WirStitZ.
Brombcrg. Prussia, Sept. 2I.-TWn
now cases of cholera have occurred in
this district.
MariCnWerdgcr. West Prussia. Sept
25.-Onc fresh cholera case has been
reported here.
Berlin. Sept. 35.-Nn new eases of
cholera was rcp"rtcd il this city, to-
Cay.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-26
A BLACK HAND LETTER
ncce'vcd ny Pastor OF Catholic Church
of Dunmore, Pa.

scranton. Pa. Sept GA BLACK
,iahG letter dated and postmarke,i
Inr""klyn. \. r., was received. today. by
ittH. J"S. D"Mont. pastor Of thc Italian
alholic church Of Dunmore. Tho letter
$500 In cash and keep it on his person,
ready to he turned over on demand to an
agent of the society who. the letter said.
would meet him unexpectedly. FIR. De-
monte turned the letter over TO The local
police. He believes the letter vas sant
At tn" Instance Of some OF the members
OF the Italian colony at Dunmore who do
not tlkc kindly to his crusade agaiEa1
l:-NlCSsncss among them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-26
YELLOW JACK RECORD.
Three Deaths and 81 New Gases. Mon
day, at New Orleans.

New Orleans. Sept .5.-Thu yrIlpw
fever report tn T. NJ. is as follows:
New cases, 81; total cases to DAT.
aSsS.
Deaths. 3: total deaths 70 d;;tc. nm.
New disease ,rntrrS T.
Gases under treatment 2S3: eases
discharged. 221G.
Two of the local thcatcrs have opened
and are doing tiourishing business.
TNo more AZ" to throw open their
doors. next week. Tie railroads report
4 laIsc increase in their incoming pas
senger business. indicating the return
Of OrlcanianS who have been away.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-26
Fever Spreading at Hamburg, Miss.

Ia"kS"n. Miss. Sept. 2I.-Thr yellow
fever Infection at Hamburg is spread
il- rapidly, GilI" Now cases. four sus-
picious casrs ANA Unr death hrirg H.
ported. today.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-26

h"if@1y lah"r"r$ IN thc United States
gct from two I" four times as much III
Ia aborcrs on European roads.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-26

I'll" imperial Cigarette ana Tobaccr
Company. owned hy =. & I. Tsaacs. 1T
-. John. y. IL. WAS practically gutt"d
by fire about midnight, M",day. Th,.
origin WAS uukn"wn. The factory was
on II" third and fourth floors Loss
about $2a .nno. Insurance. stock $I".5ou,
building SI0.mo. Fire confined IL fac
tory.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1905-09-26
ONE KlLLED-27 INJURED.
Trains Collide in Alabama, Owing to
Blunder Over Right of Way.

Birmingham. Ala. S' ut. 2I.--Onc
man w.:s killed and = were injured il
.a collision between i u"rth-b bound
freight train on the Alabama. Great
Southern and the Blockton accommu-
d;ttion on the Alabama Railroad at
Woodstock Crossing. % miles south of
here. about o'clock, This afternoon
Their" was 4 misunderstanding as 10
which hai tn right "f way over the
crossing and tn cugiu" Of the freight
train cr1sl ed into tho ivy" rear aches
Of tn passenger train. badly damagiuG
Il en- both. ~. II. Harbury uf GrnuIE.
hIm. III" conductor nf Tie ncrolImu,la-
zion lriiu, was Instantly killed ana
of tn" passengers injured IG were white
and II W,r" negroes.
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JOneS-MCGaW.

Miss Matte Murphy McGaw and Mr..
William John Jones. two OF Columbia 8
popular young people, were married
Wednesday afternooc ar $50 o'clock
at the home of the BRIDES father, Mr..
james l.. McGaw in West End The
pa:lor and hallway we're prettily decora-
ted In white chrysanthemums, mistletoe
and holly, and the psrIor wss illumin-
ened by the soft light of a score of white
candles. The bride wore a becoming
gown Of white crepe de chine and carried
brides roses ir. T A. Wharton pro-
bounced the ceremony and immediate y
afterwards Mr.. and Mrs. Jones left for
Lynnville, where they will he rendered
reception this evening by DR.. and Mrs.
M. NJ. McLauriue.
MIR. Jones is young man Of excellent
business qualifica tons and general pop
ularity. He has won for bis bride a
helpmeet indeed, q young woman Of
bright and sunny deposition and Of
many commemorate traits of character.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-01-20
RELIGIOUS NEWS.
Mr.. Guerry's Sermon

Rev. William A. Query, Chaplain
of the University of the South.
preached strong sermon at st. Peter s
church Sunday morning on "Higher
Christian EducHion.' large con-
gregation was out to hear Mr.. Query
and his sermon will be of material
AID TO the great University at Sewanea.
Rev. ". I. UsseIv will preach at
Bethel. near Carters Creek. next
Sunday at IL O'Clock.
The Silver Ray Circle of Kings
Daughters, will meet Saturday after
noon at 2 o'clock. with Miss jamie
Elan. Subject: peace. y
Appointments for the Hampshire
Charge for Jan. 22nd, fourth Sun
day.. PIsgah. ii m. Hampshire.
2 80 p. M. Rev. q T. Givens. Sandy
Hook. II a. m. Bethel, p. m, the
pastor, Rev. s. NJ. Cherry.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the FiIst
Baptist Church. Columbia. Tenn. :, con-
graduate themselves upon being
awarded the 300 in gold. offered by
MI. $50. w. Nichols, the grocer.
Tney also desire to thank their friends
who co-operated with and aided them
in securing the same. We bespeak for
Mr.. Nichols a continuance of the lib
eIal patronage of the friends who have
assisted as IN this matter.
COMMITTEE.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-01-20

she was called by the illness of her
grandmother.
Mrs. Chas. B. Smith. of Nashville.
guests of Mr.. F. E. Wood and family.
Misses Mccullough and Cox, who
have been the guests of Mrs. Jesse
Ellington, have returned to Murfrees-
boro.
| Capt. James Craik and Miss Gertrude
| Craix, Of Mt Pleasant. left Thursday
for Florida, where they will spend the
. winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Al. Dedman and DIR.
Wallace Wilkes have returned from a
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. b. B. Bond, of
Arkansas.
Miss Laura Farise is visiting Miss
Douthat at Lewisburg. Miss Douthat
entertained Wednesday evening in
honor of Miss Fs riss.
Mr.. Chas E. Bigelow. owner of the
Columbia Water Il Light Co. arrived
Saturday from New York. on business
connected with the local company.
MessTs. G. ID. Berry and Lucius
Brown. of Nashville. and MIR. George
Campbell Brown. of Spring Hill. were
here Monday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. D. Mari passed
through Columbia Thursday on their
way to Texas. California and Mexico,
where they will remain during the win
ter months.
Messrs j. W. Mccall. of Glendale.
and Gus Watson. OF Columbia. left
Tuesday for Oklahoma. with a
view of buying some property
and locating.
MI. John Fariss. who Is travelling
tor the Conechu Pine Lumber Mfg.
Co, came IN Saturday from Indian
apolIs, Ind. and spent Sunday with
his family, returning to Paducah, KY,
this morning.
Misses Lille McGaw, Mary johnson
and Annie PEBBLES and Messrs. Eugene
Afford and James McGaw are at Lynn
vile and will be guests at the reception
this afternoon tn be given compliment
AIRY to Mr.. and Mrs. William Fl. Johns.
MI. and Mrs W. p Ridley, Mrs. A.
3 Rains. Miss Mary Dale FigueIs.
Miss Lois Walker. DR.. j. A. Edwards.
D1. Earnest Sheppard, Messrs. j. G.
VOORHEES,. W p Worlay,W. ], fowler.
W. b Wooten, Fl B. Cochran, JT..
Will Howard and Horace Cecil wit
messed the Prince of Pilsen at the
Vendome Wednesday night.
Nh. ami Mrs. J. b. Rees left
Tuesday for Oklahoma. Mr.. Rees
Oklahoma, which promises to bring
him fortune. Oil has been struck
only a few hundred yards from his
nd hn hoo oil Tnd
six or seven times the original pur
chase price.
Col. a. NJ Hughes reached home
Tuesday from Washington, where ne
has been for the past few weeks IN the
interest OF mis- candidacy for Collector
of Internal Revenue. Col Hughes is
veIy philosophical over his failure to
land this juicy appointment, and says
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-01-20
AROUND TOWN

At the meeting of the State Board
Of Pharmacy, which closed Thursday
IN Nashville. Mr.. A. B Rains was
elected Vice-President for the ensuing
year.
Mr.. L. Mercy has moved his stock OF
goods from Nashville to Columbia, and
is now occupying the store house on
South Main street recently vacated by
A. W..
G. II. Hobbs has qualified in the
County Court as administrator of the
estate of the late j. W. Stone, of Mt.
Pleasant.
On account of the Indictment weather
the bestowaI Of the Crosses of Honor by
the Daughters of the Confederacy,
which was announced for January 18th,
at the Betheli, viii not take place till
June the 3rd
The Maury Dry Goods Co. have
moved to their handsome new store
Satterfield & Dodson are having new
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-01-20
PERSONALS.

Joe Hine is in Nashville today on
business.
John Padgett has returned from
Washington and Philadelphia.
Miss Lucille Jaggers. of Hampshire,
has entered school at Lewisburg.
Miss Georgia GuTnn, of Brentwood,
is the guest of Miss Edna Peters.
Miss Brownie Tomlinsou, Of Cullec
ka. - visiting friends at Lewisburg.
Mrs. Mary Irvine. of CIarksilI4, is
the guest of Mrs. Sarah Thompson.
Senator and Mrs. E. W. CaImack
left Monday evening for Washington.
Will Rayburn and family OF South
Columbia have moved to Nsw Decatur.
Capt. j. H. RUSSELL win go to
Athens, Ala, this week on legal bust
ness
Mr.. H. B. TitcoInb left Thursday
for st. Petersburg. Fla. to spend the
winter
Miss Beulah Scotch has returned
from an extended visit to relatives in
Indiana.
Mr.. j. c. Kannon. a prominent
lumberman Of Lawenceburg. is here on
buuness.
T. F. Fleming. Esq, has returned
from visit of several weeks to Ken
lucky relatives.
Miss Virginia Fits arrived Satur.
day from Franklin to visit Miss
Lille Wartield.
Frank Roberts has returned to At
lanta, after few days visit to Co
lumDia relatives.
Mrs. W. T. Ferguson and children of
Florence, Ala, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs.
B. W. Ferguson.
Mrs. CsIlie Parker and daughter left
Tuesday for Greenville, Texas, to make
their future home.
Miss Annie Bratton has returned from
a visit to relatives at Shady Grove and
is again in school.
Mrs. Lizzie FIierson has led
t. MuItIeesbolu, after visit to
Columbia friends.
W. c. Salmon, Esq. left Wednesday
evening for weeks visit tc his
brother at Halle. Ky.
Mrs w. A. Voss and son. Figuers.
left Saturday for a visit to Mrs.
Frank Smith at GAINESVILLE.
Mrs. Roy W. Clarke has returned to
Fayetteville. after a visit to ner pa
T,nts Nh. and Mrs. T. j. Fry
MIR. l. P. Chandler, an old MauIy
countIan now at Columbus, K, is
visiting relatives in the county.
Prof. W. E. BostIck attended the
meeting OF the Tennessee Public School
Officers in Nashville this week.
s. D. COPYRIGHT left Saturday
for his home in Oklahoma after d visit
to his brother, Mr.. Graut Colrtright.
Miss Amanda Buford. of Lynnv lille.
is the guest of Dr.. A o. Kennedy and
ia nily, en- route to Fayetteville. where
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THE SICK.

Mrs Lonnle Wood, of Nashville, is
critically Ill
Mrs. G, X Ferguson is improving
from a two weeks illness. -'--'
A. b. Caldwell is quite sick at his
home on the Theta pike.
Mrs. Henrietta Wilson is quite sick
at her home or South High street.
Mr.. James Howard, who was para
lyzed last week. is much improved.
Ben Mcclellan. who has been max
ing his home at Bowling Green for
some time. is at home on account of
sickness.
Mrs. E. r. DunningtoE, who has
been confined with the grip, and E. ".
CaImack, Jr..who was sick with bron-
chltis, have both recovered.
MI Charles Sowell, who was struck
by a falling limb last week and para
lied, is still very low and his death is
only question of a few da-s.
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shelving and fixtures put in the store
vacated by the Maury Dry Goods Co.
and will soon open up with a new stock
of hardware.
Eczema, scaldhead, hives ichiness of
the skin of any sort Instantly relieved
permanently cured. DJan'e Ointmt Mt
at any drug store.
WANTED-A good printer. One
fast and accurate on straight matter.
THE COLU MBIA HERALD co.
The work of rebuilding the City Grain
& Feed 20. has bfgun.
Mrs. Jam F-iel mad fine COW XII
led by the train a few days since.
The stock of groceries and fixtures
belonging to j. w. Hardin, colored. on
South Main street, was sold under
foreclosure mortgage Wednesday
Harding in Jail, charged with aiding
in the recent Jail delivery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Alexander are the
proud parents of baby boy.