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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

TREEN a SMITH
fiarHsn
Lae $50 rash. nosferu nsw 7-room
hun#e en Queen Arue iiili
q go - Cash. mossfn usa s.funtn
house uear Green Lake cars
N.iio So cash. t.fenm moasfn cot
fhEe near east lnfaH.
y - - cash feefuH. modern.
Queen anne flliL fine pigw
g. ~ 80 cash s rooms madsfn. on
East TRITON car Ilnc
81 ~ SEQ cash. : rooms maderu, asfll
closer I'll
rsp esie and MODERN 6 reoms on
n9s sine 3, @sia. an Improve.
fnents e. HHa esid eIass iH snap
lsn=stiia. elise TO- improvements -
aHsume
iEe s9sisa close 20 care
ThEEN a SMITH
wsIsrr uaHdlar
Lot Al iutefhay ia Gilman Addi.
Hnp. 81 The line n railroad purthasra
and one block from factories fur fHz
marrav unif- Eaa ttan cash
tFuafn strictly modern house. 81 i'm
nfuVfments phEH. rinHa Co fHf Hue. bath
ard electric lisht 81. 80. Ean cash saH1
terms
4 uIro building iot ~ the south end
~ Lake linton. grand view and aur-
rounded hy hiEh class Residences. price
rifE AMFHIcAN REAL ESTATE
COMPANY
feq-fH Nfnnfrr holding 50
RAINIER uorfrVABD AID Val
LEY
tlaoa Two htsh larEs slightly lots "a
mileH from Pioneer square faHf
So. fIyoraem house. iot frontiar
pu boulevard in good Residence dts
iriat
Ell Nev modern aroom cottage.
80 's1xiIf nu earuer few blocks north
~ Lake Union % down. balance 3
q M TAGGARr Hs New York NIX
10 aeres Improved. short distance
FROM Green Lake car Zine. iiuoa. II
Fl arreH near Foster siaiiou ON ra-
coma iHtcrurtaH. 80 This e $50 be
Tow tile market
SCOTT DAVIS REALTY co office
au Green Lake car line. North esth
street Phone North - 4 ina TT
4 tro.
+. Corner DOT on geth Ave. spot cash.
tit0o
NEBRASKA REALTY co.
$40 Oriental Hlpck
Main itn lsli -H
A bargain n % lots az South Seat
tlp ON the HuWamiah
M A - REALTY co.
6la Marion bldg 81
=HiCu ALDER HOTroM Very rnaiIv
cleared, several h-afre truFts. out
u"af he intefufbans $40 each. EASY
terms
ROBERT MAtTHY.
fiaFlu.Wt Alaska BuudtuH g
For sale t-ruom house aud stable.
long lease free wood 500. ~ srrouh
avenue west 81
Modern house. nearly Furnished. con=
VruitHt To- three car lines inxf3st price
s. 61 Inquire 80 New York block s.
Two lots. txli0. on East Valley. one
block % Madison car. 400 cash. N sold
this week. NEWTON room r. Timea
building. so
a snap on Lake Union Canal
FROM THE OWNER.
II 200. short time only g lots ON canal
ana railroad fine factory site; prop
efty rapidly advancing Address As.
care star Give phone number
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

VAN pE yANTER DAVIS co
, q HAYES AnnaHHr
e Z aud g Starr liuid HaIidiug
A FEM GOOD BUYh
tie go LOT *HiN hsfweeu ieth Ard
fiih. an Main.
itaa fife acres overlooking Lake
Washington. ETA hineh - from car
Z 80. rin iafs one hlush ffafn Madia
son street. All cleared and in fruit
trees
o. 90 good house and tots 100 feet
from boulevard. north ~ HauiheaHt +
attic
fas4 fine Hefe overlooking lake
IS ashtustun# en- Eoad road. aid surface
CLEARED Ihiuk ~ Il three hlpfhs from
ear
80 acre overlooking fhfe washing
ton sin hlHaAs from ear iHa.
- Tor those lafNt tfaetH uu the
HFEEpWAr5 this Is bound - ~ the
greatest Travelled thnrumaNfaFH uuf
~ Seattle. urt 81 ahl's 500 can.
gEo " DUNLAP
- ruiau hluek 80 Flrsf Ave 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

fiwa- - acre as cleared ard
fenced ssfmufn house barns. ufa
NaRuu tauia hHfueFs = cords NosaH
q chickens G. cherry trees = mirFd
fFfat trees the best eieee e south
Paris QNuer tafrsi @ eel Ne tak..
co - Sullivan hulialng
OPENING SALE SATURDAY
MARCH uHf RAINIER ACRES
Ihia aatifui property Ga sikht ~
faako WaHAiHFtea. Near HrntoH. open
the infef9fhau car Hires io MFutNn
faiinw fhe niTua o. usa cnuFs aurs
awaiting Eafa Haifamru on ne EfuUnd
Mspa. HiafH particulars ffaen
CHARLES NaMBNN COMPANY.
Ri.4 AlaHka Building -
4 GREAT snap
fnna fWa acres = fiueHf Kind ~ auii
fHfiuH an GOOD county fusd Wafh
lhs distance - ear. Sidewalk Heaflg
all The Ray lumber and nalshius
material 90 build oH thr ground
ct5kRLEs 81 ApAMa
So eeiman BLDG
q o1a bufa y arras be- rhnfaiaa r1un-
g. iHeIaaIus haHss. bafH ahd imHfot .
mHntH A nice spring q water and
over haif miiHaH ices - Chosre Or
Efarn g. Hehnoi end pustafficr farn.a
Phone oVnfr Queen Anne tt 8
RAINIER AeuEs
OPENING SALE DAY SATt HDAY.
MARCH uft GO rs either 90 the
tteuiou inftruftsn cay tines Oh NeufnH.
Follow signs uf Har conveyance u.Ftfs
ira csfH fu NasH ier Acres aaiesmHH
o. ihe Etsund Aars price hsts paf
CHARLES HaAEHa COMPANY.
Hi.l Alaska Building ff1
s seres near sIu um.ts. a snap y
acres ln Poster STATION. house..
blacksmith shop hae u
Restaurants an excellent iaaatiA
DOING Haed business. bargain NJ So.
Hcorr-DAvts REALTY 60
Office Green tnEe cRr fur No 18Th m
PHONES = %. 'e03 .ir
BRIGHTON BEACH IRE
tote Groom house HfN fine VigW
= the city and lake. 500 g. dowh.
c6oice lots wufs itao $ cash. 9 a
q 90 faf one acre. uew house. anIsndid
aoiL cleared liz excellent ahape 4
BID aHap t21 cash. C per cent In
trrrHt t. gult
" . BOWEN GrIshten Beach. open
city Once ga Arcade. Main laa
HERE ~ a RARaAtN = acres.
handy 60 cars s. miles south 81 the
civ. facing ON fine country road
level land. good soils nice orchard
tsO bearing trees neat f.rOom house.
now frame barn 81 so Easy trrma
ROBERT NATTuY.
qia#ao-gt Alaska Building -
1fALLEB LAKE TRACTS
HAVE 10U SEES THEME
Cheapest and most beautiful on the
present market on Seattle Everett
tutsrurhnu. small amount cash
needed. balance loun time. call and
see us
GEORGE y MEACHAM & 90.
gln-ui Now York Blk
l. inN. Main 1913
FITZGERALD a MELVILLE.
Real Estate. pa Lumber Exchange.
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sSArs

NftAN -
$40
avnfta ga 18th ave- ciuae tu Vest
hrpeutef 81 rest tfnut spirua1a Wee
aua afiHHHthrf very drrirHtie lHf#
being unif ntauf so feet from paved
district street HsNrHHfusHiH tu aseufHe
$50
eniaa on zuh ave hatNaen Charles
ard Norman s. cement eaIhH All
street aasesamenfa DOE and fuitk paid
HfN
Nsiua ca wet side - seih ave -
hiafks aufth af NadiHHH street good
view * lake and mountains fFatn ttsee
iair aud - the price fkef are = sAap.
f4N
CNfusf. s1atax on nth ave close a.
Msdiaaa 81 lies veil ahaFe the sars
FuanliaE property afHl elfh tHs extern
sion et thr Last iHieH car lIas Httt
cell far g. Hn
rHEf.AS 4 COSTELLO
u 80 Giahr uidE
Fhenra. iHd isa Main Eea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

HERE. $3.50
fian cash 81 pct month. "a frnum
huuHr. psHtrrrd new. city water close
o. cor. this ia good buy. why pas
reutf
FRED y SANDER Inc.
Room A. CoimHn Block
THESE ARE GOOD BUYS
81 "a. Fine new cottage and large
trnct % land close iu and close Go ear.
f2u1 cash. balance Same as rent sac
for five ncres. ctOse Co Rlvertou. ono
acre cleared Large waterfront tracts
$50 per tract. fi,2a. fine izroom house
and one acre Of fine land. all cleared
aud fenced. with chicken house and
park easy terms.
q, II. NICHOLS. 90 Union Block.
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BRIEF CITY NEWS

mamUrra N fIf aenliIe o..
club are expected no en-. 'n''itid
their trip uf aaseriislse an wv ifqa
morrow ''uis =
Former Orleans viii eoss..
Ia tho raamH Df The Seattle Com. -
fial rlaH tonight FOR their 49,
banquet
jumped tHr ifaeH near the eafns. !.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

VAN IN VANTEH-BAHIs 60.
a. Aaud starr Bold Building
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Real EEate.-continued
QUEEN ANNE
COTTAGE.
EXCEPTIONAL BARGAIN
broom modern euttHFe. with fHIi cc-
meut basement laundry tubs. etc
good lot NNi'o. street graded cement
walks. sewer gas and water IN. The
cottage r. We'll built thoruughly mod
srn and attractive Nice view. near
car line Price E1Ho Terms.
. II T.. ORR a CO.
fef=S Alaska nuildlur.
Phones flHe
LAKE WASHINGTON WATER
'FRONT.' Three acres on this side.
only 81 h0a
w Is BANNER & co.
ng Lumber EN. Main ioa n
DANDY. DANDY Buy.
- rooms an full. rent only 81 best
money maker iu Seattle. must be sold
at once. y. 800 Apply q Battery. .
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o. u wfiLfAMa
a..L -. Dr. M. II.

Sash aud Door Bargains
Lower Prices for Window
NN2t-i 3-s-TWo lights were fiEl now
81 u per window
zix11-i 3.s-TWo lights. were $50. nov
10 per window.
Above arc sulY sample prices I have
every sire iH stock and can make I'm
mediate delivery.
DOORS ARE HIGHER
Cross panel DOOR. aii stock sizes Up
a. and Including zsx6s now f&s
we're 81 70 per door
PAINT PRICES
! grind my own paint % ms own fac
tory. and quote the lowest prices
ever heard n. buy your paint or
white lead from me D make 70 and
have only one price
Ready mixed house paint. 81 20 per gal
Ion ready naked floor paint. q % per
gallon
Above prices are N t-Rallon cans; low
cr prices IN 5-Raiiun cans. aud still
lower prices iu barrels Kcvstanc
hard oil vanish 81 u per gallon.
o IS WTLLIAMa
1910 Western Ave Seattle. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

Can he easily filled when You ask for TENANTS, BUYERS
HELP, or EMPLOYMENT THROUGH TIE STAR. Like
messenger these pages willing find the very person
you seek TELEPHONE YOUR WANT" AID TO
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

SALMON RAY.
lots for J. No.
lots fuf = 90
II 500 are WATCHING
DEVELOPMENTS fuu
wiil note that the time
90 buy AZ Salmon hay
ard smith Cove has ar
rived Oct iu this Rsfk
delay means cutting
SpuF profit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

q 9n-Ha arrsH az cleared ard
NaRuu tauia hHfueFs = cords NosaH
= chickens O. cherry tree = mixed
fHflt trees the beet etaae 81 South
Park aNuer farrrd O. eeil Ne faks.
Phone led Gt EMPIRE REALTY
co A. Sullivan hHllfinE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

Curran Clark. Of sea Market ST.
san Francisco. notifies the police
that he lost a valuable field spaniel
dog al Palo Alto on March % The
animal Is described as black. has
long ears. long hair on legs and hair
about body somewhat curly a re-
ward OF $40 IS offered for its re-
covery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

Superintendent Youugs, of the
lighting department. today wrote
another letter 20 the railroad com
panIen holding franchises for the
use of Railroad ay and other im-
porfant business ihoroughfareE.
calling attention 20 the franchise
provisions requiring them 20 main
tain arc lights az certain cross
Nffesta
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

Albert n Ellis a Young boy. Is TO
ported missing by r Bruno Of 1902
South G At Tacoma. who thinks he
Is irving 20 make his way to Alaska.
and asks the local police 10 pick him
up. II possible
Secretary W r. Williams and
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

Perry Adams. Of COS TwentY-sec-
nnd as. north. enb-foreman Of the
street department was injured yes
terday AZ the corner u Second av.
and Ward ~. - having the walls
Of a ditch cave In on him while
preparing 10 make water service
connection with the main. The In
iuriez were 10 his back and knee.
The ditch vas dug In filled ground.
bat Adams thought Il was hard
enough to stand without retaining
fimherH. The dirt caFed Ia and
buried him
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-03-30

Frank Il. Burns. treasurer and
superintendent q the Alaska Steam
ship company. Il expected 10 return
from the east tonight
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-17
Single Copies. s Cents,

there Is much bitterness expressed.
The Post illustrates the wall and also
gives a full account of Mrs. stoiber's
exploits in the same direction at siI-
verton many years ago.
The Denver Times. with great scare
heads. tries to make it appear that
Robert Forester Is In hiding. Facts
are. Mr.. Forester was In Durango at
the time the indictment against him
was returned and has been in this sec
tion since with no desire OF hiding
out But then the yellows must have
something to elaborate on.
c. l. Hendershot of the Pueblo land
Office is investigating fraudulent land
entries In Las Animas county. It Is
said that certain parties have acquir.
ed valuable coal lands under the
homestead act for the purpose of sell
Ing them later to coal companies do
Ing business In that county. and that
the lands acquired by them contain
valuable deposits OF coal Nearly
2,oOo acres are involved in the con
troyersy.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-17
TELEGRAPHiC NEWS.


The Chicago Northwestern rail-
road has asked for privilege of erect
ing a s20.000.O00 depot in Chicago.
The story that the Japs had landed
two regiments of troops at Honolulu
disguised as laborers is emphatically
denied.
Dan w Stone has been reappointed
postmaster at Trinidad This is in
line with the policy OF the department
to continue postmasters in the serv.
ice. w. A. Martin of Mancos has also
been reappointed.
The senate yesterday afternoon
confirmed Moody. to be associate jus
tice and Bonaparte to be attorney gen
eral, the Democrats Withdrawing theiI
opposition to a large extent. No 9th
er opposition to combinations.
A New York lad of 16 shot his N
ther, possibly fatally, for whipping
him.
The house by vote OF 142 to q
knocked out the reform method O
spelling.
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-17
COLORADO NEWS cULLINos.


John Holmburg. when he retires
from office. 1t is said, viii go to
mining.
The Colorado a Southern will
spend nearly fve million dollars for
new equipment and betterment of the
road.
Wednesday morning Manning Dow.
ell. a 'eamster employed by Repre-.
sentative-elect McLachlin, was killed
about fifteen miles from Craig by a
heavy load of lumber falling on him
Charles A. V. Putnam. aged 81
years. the Oldest inmate of the Union
Printers home at Colorado Springs
Is dead More than so years ago Put
nam published paper In Boston
Mass
II reports are true the Denver City
Tramway company and the Colorado
& Southern railroad. which for th'
past few years have been fighting fol
control in Denver and northern Colo
RADIO, have buried the hatchet an,
agreed on an exchange on each 9th
others lines.
According to the Denver Post Mrs
II. G. Stoiber is building a 12-foot wal
around her proposed residence In tn
fashionable center Of Capitol hill, an
Durango semi-weekly herald., 1906-12-17

TELLURIDE, Dec. 13.-John Lund-
strom. a "mucker" employed by one
of the lessees of the Smuggler Union
mine. received injuries this morning
about 10 O'Clock that may result in
death. While in one of the slopes a
caye-in occurred. breaking one Of his
legs in three places above the knee
and otherwise bruising the man. He
was brought to town this afternoon
and physicians are working on him to
save his life II possible, but at one
time it was thought he would not live
until he reached the city. He has a
brother working on the same mine
LONDON. Dec. 13.-Dispatches this
Afternoon from Stockholm say that
King Oscar OF Sweden is believed to
be dying. The old monarch Is suffer
ing from heart weakness and his con
dition is critical.
TOXIC. Dec. 14.-Nogi. the Japan
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-10
ViruiI MAY Russell.

Last Wednesday afternoon the death
angel visited the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Simon c. Russell and claimed for its
victim their only little daughter, vir-
gle May, one year, six months and ten
days. virgie May was a bright, low
able child. Surely she come forth as
a flower. In the morning she grew
up and fiourished, but was soon cut
down and withered. The fond hearts
of her parents were gladdened by her
advent into the world, and the hopes
of their declining years were wrapped
up in her; but alas, her life was as
the sunshine which shineth today and
tomorrow is clouded away. Funeral
services were held Thursday at the
residence by DIR. T. A. Wharton In
terment at Rose Hill. A FRIEND.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-10
: . 100000 oo . o o Q Q .
D DEATHS HARVEST. o
D o 0 0 90 o o o 0 Q o 0 o o o 0
Mrs. Ernest Wilson.

An especially sad death was that
of Mrs Mollie Blair Wilson, the
young wife of Mr.. Ernest Wilson,
which occurred at the residence of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Blair on South
High street Friday evening. Death
has been a frequent visitor to Mr..
Wilson's home for the past few years
and has claimed one member of the
family after another, till now only two
daughters remain with him and one of
them, Marguerite, Is seriously afflicted.
Mrs. Wilson is survived by mother,
father, four brothers and three sis
tiers. all of Columbia, and the entire
family, have the deepest sympathy Of
the community in their sad loss.
The funeral services were at the
residence Saturday afternoon at 4
O'Clock, conducted by Rev. A. G..
Dinwiddie The interment was at
Rose Hill.
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Q THE SICK.
oOOOOOOoo00O00e0

Will Morgan, Jr., has recovered
from spell of fever and is again able
to be out.
Mr.. Charles Sloan is sick at his
home on South High street.
Many friends here will be glad to
learn that Mrs. A. B. Rains, of Mont
gomery, who has been so seriously i'll,
is very much improved.
Trustee-elect Elem Thomas has
been quite sick for the past few days,
but is reported some better today.
DR.. ]. H. Wilkes is out after his re-
cent illness.
Mr.. Ed D. Wilson is critically ill at
his home on South Garden street
and is not expected to live.
Houston Thomas condition is un'
improved and he is thought to be par.
alyzed in the lower limbs Few men
have more friends to sympathize with
him than has Houston Thomas.
The many friends of Marvin Crosth-
wait, who is at Houston, Texas, will
be grieved to learn that his health
has failed him, utterly, and his doc
tors say he cannot recover. He is
having hemorrhages, and will doubt
less be brought home soon.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-10

county, son of Gen. Lucius Polk,
has been elected a Justice of Peace
of Williamson county. He will make
useful member of the County Court.
Miss Charlotte Smiser has returned
to Culleoka after a stay at Dawson
Springs.
Mr.. D. W. Dodson, Of Nashville, is
in the city.
Mrs Ruth Williams and Miss Sallie
witherspoon, both former Maury
countians, who have been visiting
relatives in the county, have returned
to Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Frick, of Nash
vile, are visiting friends at Mt Pleas,
iant.
Miss Idene Key, of Birmingham,
Ala, who has been visiting Mrs.
Early Moore at williamsport. Is now
visiting friends in Franklin.
Hesse & Co., the Mt. Pleasant jew
elers will move September LIST to
Gadsden, Ala.
The Cumberland Telephone Co. is
installing a new switch board at Mt;
Pleasant.
Mrs. Benton Alexander and family,
lof Thompson Station, and Mr.. and
Mrs. James Sedberry are camping
near Primm Springs
Miss Eva May Johnson has returned
from visit to Bigbyville relatives.
Miss Hattie Chambers has returned
to Nashville, after a visit to Miss
Johns. rTr'-
| Miss Sadie Notgrass is visiting
friends at Bigbyville.
Mrs. Clyde Cooper, Of Pulaski, IL
visiting Mrs. w. ]. Cooper.
Miss Maggie Lou Jocohs, of Nash
| vile, is visiting friends at Carriers
Creek.
Rev. H. A. Gray, of Andrews, has
gone to visit his sister in Sewanee,
Okla.
Mr.. Oscar Asbell, of Kentucky, is
visiting relatives in the county.
Mrs. R. B. Dougherty and children,
of Peoria, ILL.,, are visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. G. Hughes, of God
win.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-10

A protracted meeting will begin at
South Columbia Christian Church next
Sunday at II a. m, conducted by
Elder T. C. King, evangelist. All are
invited to come and hear him through
his series of subjects. What Must
the Christian do to be Saved?" will
be preached first, also, What Must
the Sinner Do?" Come all who love
the Word.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-10
MORE CLOSE RACES
Two sheriffs in Tennessee Won by a
Single Vote.

/. WINCHESTER, Tenn. Aug. g.
The single opponent to the Democratic
ticket in this county was ]. W.
Hughes, who ran as an independent
against ". Il. Barnes. the no ninee.
The official returns show that Hughes
is elected by one vote.
IN HANCOCK
SNEEDVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 8.-The
surprise of the recent county election
in Hancock comes in the election OF
T. W. Greene as Sheriff over Geo.
sutton. Greene's majority being Of
ficially declared as one vote. Sutton
may contest. -
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-10
Union Meetings.

Rev. w. H. Baird and myself will
hold union protracted meetings, be.
ginning at McCains next Sunday at
eleven o'clock a. m. Services also at
eight o'clock p. m. Brother Baird will
conduct both services. / will conduct
services at Glenwood next Sunday at
eleven o'clock and at three o'clock at
Southport. l will be at McCains for
the night service. Our union meeting
at Bigbyville will embrace the 4th
Sabbath Of August. Our meeting at
Southport the second Sabbath of
September, and at Glenwood the fifth
Sabbath of September
We very earnestly ask that the
membership of all these churches
make special preparations to give US
your united support and cooperation.
]. NJ ASHFORD, Pastor.
w. H. BAIRD
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-10
NEW CARRIER
APPOINTED.

Special to the Herald.
WASHINGTON, d. c., August g.
Austin w. Cabler has been appointed
carrier for Rural Route No. 81, vice
o. w. Kinzer, transferred to Route
No. s. Ed Green has been appointed
substitute on Route No. 81.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-10
John Carroll.

John. the infant son of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Carroll, died at the parents
home on the Iron Bridge road Wednes-
day. The interment was at the LOT.
tin graveyard Thursday
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-10
MARRIAGE LICENSES.
ssssssesssssssss

Hiram Johnson to Miss Sadie Led
better. =
Evan Lindsey to Miss Florence
Seaton.
E. Tavener to Miss Lillian L.
Smith.
Lex Code to Miss Gladys Blalock.
Robert Prince to Miss Ada Johnson.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-10
TITS AN lNplsPuTAHLE FACT

That a man with practical business
education has big advantage over
man without this education. The best
place to get a thorough business
training is Jennings Business College,
Nashville, Tenn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1906-08-10
SEEING Is BELIEVING

When you go to Nashville see how
many Jennings Business College grad
yates are holding responsible posi-
ions in that city.