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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-13

turned to Pulaski. after a visit L
beT sister, Mrs j. L. VOORHEES,.
Mrs. Monte Fariss and Miss Bernict
johnson have returned T. ON a visit tt
their mother at Thompson Station.
Mrs A. c. Floyd and little cor
have returned to Memphis, after 4
month s visit TO Columbia relatives.
.--MT. W. A. Dale attended the meet.
! ing of the Southeastern MiIlers
Association at Nashville this week.
Miss Irene O'Neil has gone to West.
hope. near Petersburg. Va, where she
has accepted position as governess.
Hon. Peter }. T1ezevant has returned
to Louisiana, after visit OF several
days to Mr.. ann Mrs. John p. McGaw.
Mr.. Horace thomas returned to
N sshvllle Monday to resume his studies
in the Medical Department of the Uni
! veIslty of Tennessee.
Mrs. Louis Czapski Hart, who has had
rooms with Mr.. and Mrs w. J.. Moore,
has gone to Chattanooga, where Mr..
Hart has been transferred.
DIR. T. A. Wharton, Rev. CochIane
Preston and Messrs. q. o. Fulton and
Dixie Blair attended the Presbyterian
Synod at Shelbyvllle this week.
U. S. Paymaster William Hine left
Thursday for San Francisco, where he
will join one of Uncle Sans big ships,
and leave on three years cruise.
MIS-. Robert Pillow went to Nash
vile Tue day to join Miss Mary,
who has been the guest of Mrs. j. 7.
MeadoIs for the past few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Rains left
Thursday for Montgomery, Ala. their
iuture home Arts, or, will remain
at the Columbia Military Academy.
Mr.. and Mrs X. O. Dyer, who have
made Columbia their home for the
past few years, will leave Monday for
Philadelphia, to make that city their
home.
Marnle Co.. lett Saturday for two
weeks trip. While away MI. March
man Will visit the home Office at
Marietta, Ga.
Mrs. H. H. Erumbach, of Sheffield,
Ala, spent Sunday and Sunday night
with Mrs. Will Notgrass. on South
Garden street, and returned home Mon
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Burnley have re-
turned from Nashville, and are at Mr.. j.
M. Sbeppard's, in West Emo. Mr. Burn
ley left Tuesday night for Fort Smith,
Ark, Oh business
Mrs. j. e. Greenley and mother,
Mrs A. E. PenrlncIoft, who rave
aen spending the summer in Column
bia, have returned TO their home at
Greenvlle, Miss.
Rev. Spencer Tunnel and Mr.. Ernest
T.ovan are attending the Baptist State
Convention, 10 session at jackson, Tenn.
Mr.. Lovan is down OF the program for
the principal address Wednesday night.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs Byrd Hurt is visiting friends
at Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Elizabeth McLemoIe is visiting
Pulaski relatives.
Miss Mary Billiard has returned
from visit to Nashville.
Miss Carolyn Ellis. of Mississippi, is
visiting at the Institute.
Mrs. Matte English, of Franklin, is
visiting relatives in this city.
H. P Erwin, OF Forney, Tex, is Wis
iting his brother, Recorder Erwin.
Mr.. ". P. Woodbridge has returned
from business trip to Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Wise have re-
turned from visit to Owensboro, Ky.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. Moore are arr .ng-
ing to go to Florida to spend the winter
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. M. Hodge, now OF
Marshall, Texas, are here for few days,
Mrs. W. D. Hastings returned Thura.
day from a two week visit to hunts
vile.
81. p. Flguers, Jr., came ia Friday
from Kentucky to spend Sunday at
home.
DR.. B. X. Bowen has gone to Mexico,
in hopes the climate may prove bene-
fetal.
George Washington Blackburn came
in Saturday fIUm Chicago. for visit
to his sister,
Mr.W. H. Wilson. representing Gage,
OF Chicago. is in the city to see Miss
Mazye Cason.
Mrs. Matte English. after visit to
relatives, has returned to her home
near Franklin.
Mrs B. M. Rennick and two chill
dIen, of Paris. KY, are guests OF Mrs
F. D. Lander.
Mrs. J. E. Lee has returned to Hartl-
vile after visit to her parents, MIR. and
Mrs. j. E. Voss.
Miss Edna Peters left Sunday even
ing for a three weeks visit to Nash
vile and jackson.
Miss Margaret Fentriss. who has been
visiting Mrs. Frank Everett, has re-
turned to Memphis.
DR.. d A. Davidson will leave this
month for California, VT here he will spend
the winter with his SOL.
Mr.. < w. Jones and family returned
Saturday from three weeks visit
to relatives in Cincinnati.
Mrs I. G. Petri has returned to Nash
VILE after visit of several days to her
vister, Mrs. Will Barker.
Mrs. Phillip Ray will arrive Satur
day from Nashville. to visit her
mother, Mrs. Ed Williams.
Miss Ruth Hayes, who has been wis.,
ting Mr.. and MIS- John ". JACK. on,
returned to Nashville today.
Miss Virginia Zuccarello has re-
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occasionally lays two eggs q day. Her
latest production in this line was an
egg within an egg. Both eggs had
shells and were perfect In shape.
Flooring for the new Court House is
coming in and the contractor thinks
he will have the building ready tor
occupancy ny the time Circuit Court
opens the second day in November.
Mr.. J. A. Shelley has purchased of
Mr.. F.. D. Lander the residence on West
Sixth street, at present occupied by
Mr.. 7. E. Gordon and family. Mr..
Shelley will get possession January list.
MIR Il. W. Nichols has returned
from Memphis, where he was called by
a telegram announcing the illness of
bis son. Benny. He found Benny
quite SICK, but much improved when
ne left.
Gus and Sim Watson have bought
the livery business OF their father, W.
H. Watson, and will continue the bus
mess at the same stand on South Main
street under the firm name OF Watson
Brothers The trade was consummate0
Friday.
The meeting of the Maury County
Historical Society, which was arranged
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AROUND TOWN.

Miss Lille McGaw has accepted ,
position with the Bon Ton.
Edwin Jones was the victim at the
meeting of the Elk's lodge this week.
Wilson & Regen bought fine driv
ing horse from Lynnville parties last
week.
The meat market OF Gordon & Hagey
on South Main Street, has closed its
doors.
A little girl arrived Sunday night at
the home of Congressman and Mrs l..
P. Padgett.
Chancerv Court will convene Monday
in reg liaI session. Chancellor BeaIden
will preside.
County Clerk Thomas has received
his supply of marriage licenses for the
holiday trade.
Mr.. j. N. CAN'T and family are now
boarding with Mrs. McAlpin, on South
Garden Street.
| Mr. and Mrs Carl Atkinson are ie-
ceivlng congratulations over the ar
rival of fine girl.
The Tennessee Cooperage Go has
purchased the coal business formerly
conducted by Brooks q Dyer.
P. H. Rsgsdale anC Martin Armstrong
will serve as jurors at the October term
of Federal Court in Nashville.
Will Goad cut the end of one of bis
fingers off Thursday while cutting
meat at ColveIt Bros meat shop
MI. and Mrs. n Felker are re-
ceiving cor CALCULATIONS on the arrival
of an elgnt pound boy at their home.
Phintias Lodge, Knights of Pythias
goat is very much the worse for wear.
Eastn Littlefeld rode the tbird rank
Friday night.
Hon. Tully Brown, of Nashville, will
deliver his lecture on Gen. n. b. For
rest in Columbia, some time in October
or November.
Mrs. W. E. Brown and little daughter,
Beverly, of Virginia, are visiting Mrs.
Browns sister, Mrs. John Dobbins, on
West Sixth Street.
Miss Ella Driver, of Lynchburg, has
accepted a position with McKennon,
Anderso d Fosl er, and has charge of
the pattern department.
Mise Matte Crawford has recovered
from az illness of several weeks, and
has opened pubic stenographic office
in the Office of the Bethel.
]. Owen has received his supply OF
provisions for the winter from his cousin,
who lives on Bear Creek. The contribu
tior consists of an S5 pound pumpkin.
The interior of the Sunday school
room of the First g. p. church will be
revarnished and reprinted. A new
piano will also be purchased for this
Sunday school.
Jim and Will Brown, coloIed. two
brothers, were arrested Tuesday,
4, haIgcd with fighting. Jim Brown
was fined So 90 and costs. Will Brown
was released.
DR.. Sam Hayes has a hen which
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for Wednesday night, was postponed on
account of the abseLce OF many OF the
members, some in Nashville attending
Court, and others in Winchester at the
Reunion
H. E. Ritter is preparing to make
some important improvements at his
South Main Street grocery, and will inc
stall quick delivery service equal to
that in any larger city. Mr.. Ritter is ais
having new delivery wagon built eepe
cially for his business.
Sumner Armstrong will attend the
Grand Lodge meeting at Murfressboro
rext week as delegate from Columbi
Lodge No. 3, |. 0. O. f.
Mr.. and Mis-. B. Z. Hurt have
tented the Hodge house on West Ninth
street.
MI. Jno. Cakes lost registered
Jersey COW Thursday night. The
animal ate too much bran.
There are forty three cases on the
appearance docket for the term of
Cnancery Court which begins Monday,
and PAS cases on the trial docket.
Thirteen of the appearance cases are
suits for divorce. The docket is lIg hteT
than usual.
Columbia Lodge of Masons will hold
a stated meetln tonight.
sam Aarons, the l.. & N. brake nan,
wi o recently mad bis leg amputatsd at
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MIS-. Harrison Gillian and Mis-.
Hattie Liggett, of Marshall county,
are visiting Mrs. Herman Smith al
Ashwood.
The case of Yes Polk on trial in the
County Criminal Court charged with
selling whiskey without license was dis
missed. Other cases on the docket
were coD tinued till next month.
The will OF the late Mrs. Nancy
Raglan, of the Hebron reighborhood, has
been submitted to probate in the coun-
ty court. Nicely Rogers is named exc
cutor.
Miss Ethleen DAVIS has returned to
Bigbyville after visit to Fayetteville
frienos.
MIR Herbert Thomas, OF Bigby
has resumed his studies in the medical
University of Tennessee.
Ed Nicholson, OF Center Star, accom-
panied Mrs. N. A. Nicholson back &c
Arkansas, where he will make his
home.
MI. J. F. Wells and family, of Gull
leoka, will leave soon for Hubbard,
Texas. where they Will make thei
home.
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DR. Pillows intiTmary, has been taken
to Nashville.
W. ]. Webster, JT.. has sold his bay
saddle mare Minnie Hayes, to u. H.
Davis of Birmingham, for 1926, and
his black mare Cassie Hal. to Hunter
Smith. Uf Birmingham, for $500.
Mr.. j. G. Myers, the new treasurer at
the Bell Telephone Office, has rented the
Voolfolk house, at the corner Of Sixth
and High Streets, and will move bic
family here from Nashville the last of
this month.
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IN SOCIETY.

The Students Club will hold its
first meeting of tie season with Miss
Mary Bryant at the Institute, Satui
day morning at ten o'clock Mrs. c
W. Mitchell Will give "A Brief His
tory. O. Greece, with specisl reference
TO Athenian Supremacy. Mrs. Sac
Gray Dunningtr will real a paner on
The Athens of Pericles. >
Miss Ada Rainey, daughter Of Mr.. ".
". Ralney, OF Columbia. under the
stage name of Ada Rene, is PLAYING a
prominent part in The Pit" in which
wilson LackHe is scoring a big success
10 the East this season. Miss Rainey 8
success has so far been almost marvel
GUS and great things are predicted or
heI 10 the stage world,
A creditable and we'll pleased audi
ence heard the recital by Prof Louis
Spencer Daniel at the Columbia Militia
~ Academy Friday night, Prof Dan
lei carried his audience from laugh er to
tears anC back again to laughter. He is
no stranger to Columbia people They
hear him with pleasure, and always give
him most hearty reception.
Columbia friends have received in
vltatlons to the marriage OF DR.. Paul
5. Coleman and Miss ANY Royce,
which will take place Monday evening,
Oct ober % at the First Pres byterian
church at Wilburnton, Ind, Territory
DT. Coleman is brother of Mrs j.
l.. Hutton.
Misses Lena B. and Lillian Smith go.
tertained informally at Whist Saturday
morning 10 honor of Mrs. Eugene Cox
The game was played at three tables
At its conclusion dainty lunch course
vas served.
The rehearsal of "A Night in Bohe.
mia at the Opera House Wednesday
night was highly gratifying to the direc-
TOR and to the cast, and gives assurance
that the big performance Monday night
will be among the best, il not the best,
amateur performance ever seen 10 Co.
lumbia. The best voices in town are
embraced in the cast. The music is OK
ceptionally good. The comic features,
costumes. etc, are excellent. The at
traction in itself will be we'll worth
visit, and will afford lovers of good mu.
sic a good laugh and an evening of
pleasure. 1t has the additional a6van-
tage of home talent for the entire cast,
and worthy cause as its purpose.
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OVER THE COUNTY.

Photos &c each, at YOUNG'S.
Miss Lucille Mccormick. of Nashville,
came out to attend the funeral of her
uncle, X. b. Mccormick, of Kedron.
Mr.. Will Murphy, of the Ashwood
country, is critically ill.
Mrs. }. 0 Walker and Miss Eleanor
Jones, of Ash God, are attending the
CentervilIe Fair.
Deputy Goad landed two hobos on
the county road Tuesday for tresspsss-
ing on the L. q Ms. property.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

The firm of BaIlan q Ritter has been
dissolved by mutual consent George
W. Harlan retiring. H. E. Ritter Will
continue the business at the present
stand. and Will collect all accounts due
the old firm and assume all indebted
ness. GEORGE w. HARLAN,
II. f. RITTER.
Columbia, Tenn. October End, 1905.
2-mon2t-w2B
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RELIGIOUS NEWS.

The special song sung during the Of
fertory at st. Peter's Church Sunday
morning was Face to Face" sung by
Cuarlie Parker, Jr. The singer was in
splendid voice, and bis deep, sweet
tones did full justice to this beautiful
selection.
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The fever summary at Pensacola
shows big increase in the number Of
new cases.
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Mrs. Tom Davis.

The remains of Mrs. Tom Davis, who
died Moniay at Summertowh, reached
here Tuesday and we're carried TO
the Shatp grave, on Bear Creek for
interment. Funera services were con-
Quoted at the grave by Elder McDer.
ryberry. Mrs. Davis is survived by
her husband and two children.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES.

J. d. Harmon to Miss M. f. C r
penteI.
Gland Tyree to Miss Made Davidson.
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Leonard Byrd,

Leonard Byrd. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. A. BYRD of Cotton Factory town
died Sunday night in Florence, Ala,
of typhoid fever. The remains reached
Colum ola Monday evening and the
interment took place at Rose HUI
Tuesday at 10 O'Clock.
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Capt. r. B. Mccormick.

Capt. Robert B. Mccormack, an
aged and prominent citizen of the
Blantons Chapel neighborhood, died
Friday night after two weeks ILL
ness. Funeral services we're conducted
by Rev. Nj. Beasley at Blanton 8
Chapel Saturday at o'clock The
interment was IN the cemetery nearby.
Capt McCor mack leaves the following
Mrs. Joe Ketcnum of Co
lumbla, Mrs. w. s. Parks or Blsntons
Chapel, MIS-. A. NJ. Shirley of Browns.
Vile and Mr. r b. McC 5rmck of
BloomIpgyiile, Texas.
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DEATHS HARVEST.
Van Buren, Johnson.

Last Thursday morning at half past
twelve o CLOCK, the angel of death Wis
tied the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Johnson near Santa Fe ana bore awaF
the sweet spirit of little Van Buren,.
their baby boy. He was ten months
two weeks and three days old. and
was q bright. beautiful child the joy
of loving household. Father, mother
three sisters and two little brothers are
left to mourn for hin. but weep not dear
ones. for God IN his wisdom saw fit to
transplant this little bud to bloom
among his choicest flowers. We know
no wor1s SO comforting, ss these said
by our loving Saviour, ''Of such is the
kingdom Of heaven. A FRIEND.
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TELEPHONES
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1905-10-13

The best line of Silk finished Henrettas in
blacks and colors to be had at 81 90 yard.
The best "a inch Broad Cloth to be had in
blacks and colors for loo yard
The best line of Imperial Serges and Pru
nellas to be had in black and colors for LOO
yard.
Special values in a full line of dress goods
at SOC yard.
More new Silks being received by every
days Express.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1905-11-02
POINTED

But few men appreciate revenge afte,
they get 1t.
Intellectual poverty is usually the cause
Of the material kind.
Cupid doesn't always win a prize wher
he hits the bulls-eye.
A fool throws kisses, but the wise man
delivers them in !orson.
Every man has a grlevance-and every
woman has at least a dozen.
knowledge was never intended to be
the servant OF vanity n it isn't.
This is the season when the rocking
chair on the veranda resigns in favor OF
the parlor sofa.
Wealth may he a great care. but n girl
naturally expects great care when she
marries.
A man will make a perfect idiot Of him
self over a pretty long as she
doesn't ask him for mo~ney.-Chicago
News.
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DEER HUNTER KILLED.
nrowaineton Man Was kaockiag %
Plaster with Oun Butt.

Plaster with Oun Dutt.
Barton, Oct. G~9.-Charles Blouin OF
Browpington was hunting deer in SUIT.
ton Friday morning with his brother.in.
law, Bernie Provcncher. The two stop.
ped in the abandoned switscr house and
went upstairs. Blouin stood upon the
floor timbers and was tring to knock
laths and plaster from underneath into
the room below with the butt Of his
gun, when the hammer caught and dis
charged the gum, the bullet entering un-
der the left Jaw and passing out above
the right ear, killing him instantly. Biouin
was q years Of age n unmarried.
BENNINGTON SEASON POOR ONE.
BENIN gton, Oct. 29.-The open sea.
son expired at midnight last night and
most of the hunters are not feeling
pleased with the results Of the week.
Out of the 30 or moro hunters from this
village only two nave secured a deer,
and both OF these were on the last day.
As far as heard from up to this time
only eight deer rave been shot in the
entire county this week. a smaller
number than ever before. Two bears
have been shot, ana n full-grown
lynx. which was killed In the sprague
swamp in Arlington yesterday after
noon,
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ALBERT G.. TUTTLE's ESTATE.

STATE OF VERMONT. District OF
The Honorable the Probate Court.
for the District of Chittenden.
ested in the estate OF Albert c. futile,
late of Burlington. in said district. de-
ceased,
GREETING:
to this court in writing. by the execu-
tors of the last will n testament of
Albert G. Tuttle. late of Burlington. do
ceased, praying for license and author
ity to sell the whole of the real estate
of said deceased, for the payment Of
debts and charges Of administration.
setting. forth therein the mount Of
debts due from said deceased. the
of personal estate and the situation OF
the real estate.
Whereuron. tho said Court appointed
1905. at the Probate Court rooms, in
said district. to hear and decide upon
said application and petition. and or
dered public notice thereof to be
given to all persons Interested there
with the time and place of hearing.
three weeks successfully in the Bur-
lin gton Weekly Free Press. 4
paper which. %circulates in the neigh
said estate. all which publications
shall be previous to the day assigned
for hearing.
Therefore. YOU are hereby notified
to appear before said Court, at tho
time and place assigned, then and lnere
In said Court, to make your objections
to the granting OF such license. II you
see cause.
Given under my hand. at the Pro-
bate court rooms. his cath day OF Oo-
NJ. NELLIE FLYNN.
l7.wSt Register.
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A nervous, ir.itstie mother, often On
De verge Of Mysteries, Il un1t 70 care
tor chiidren ; 4 ruins . ehild's aisposi-
Non and reacts upon herself. The
trouble betweon children aud their
Dothsrs too often y due 70 ~ feet
Inst the mother has some female wsak.
meas, and she u entirely an1t 10 bear
Hhe strain upoA her nSF<Us nat govern.
ing chiiArsa iavolves, It 10 inpossible
for her 70 Do anythiaG calmly.
The Ills q wo0sn act h2es . ASebrand
upon the nervos, consequently nine.
ten4hs al Sha nervous proGtrati0n, ncr-
vons dependency. 1.-The Alues," aleep-
leesness, AID nervous irTitsbility ol
women ariao from some dersu9ement
Of the femele oSganism.
Do you experience hts Of depression
with rest1esnGs. alternating With
extreme iryftMbiity? Are your spirits
ess1y aAscAed, 10 that one minute you
hnGh, snd the next minute you feel
Lie oryin9f
Do you 7se1 something like . bah re.
ing in your Aroat aud threateninR 10
choke you all the senses pervsrtsd,
morS84ly s~sssktvs 70 light sad sound !;
pain In the c~srtes. mad especially
between the shouiAsss; henriuR down
palms, nervous dyspspsio. and almost
continually eroas And snappy?
II 20. your nerves are In . shattered
condition, and you IRE threatened with
nervous p~sostrstion.
Proof in monumental that nothing IN
the world u better for rarvous prostra-
ttan than Lydis D. Pfnkhams vege.
Table Compound; thouands and thou
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