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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
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ger SulHpI pCf Sthilujs"t
Sn oQen 8ereincn &orbereltltrtBeIl
fir Sen aonpi 0egen Die &ocol
Gption.9iQ. - Ger 9iirger-&er-
elm pcrlon9t fiir iid oo@ Iettc
@ort Dor Dem Semperen5.G omitc
ser 2egiSlatur.
@etuuItige gnitrcngtn9en mcroen
in Ocutihcn Gcretnen 9entadt, cine
orobe S(rmee 1roteltler 5lliommcn SIT
bringeu, nm oennGdit nod 2tnnopo-
lis 5t qe6en lru0 por Dem Sempercn5s
Gomite 6eS l%lnterbauie5 ge9en Bic
Innu6me Ser 2ocol Gptiou-giu SIT
prptcitiren.
Ger .8ermunio-0 tdunerdOr" be
i6loB Geitcrn 2lbcno, in Gorpore iidl
an ser AnnupoliS- 6o6rt 0eS 9ilrBer.
&ercius 5u bctbeiligen. adt Wtonn
miro Der r9aperiide Wdnnerd)or"
iteuen, 20 ser o6robiinn," 40 Ser
n&urbeiitn- &crcin," m8ei0br 20 Die
yl6aliu." 81 crmorten Iteht, DOB III
ser nGdlttn @ode aud alle onocrcl
&creinc lid bcreit erfldren WerOen
0r0Berc o0er fleillere Geleaationca
nod annapolis SIT ien0en. IltBer.
Ocm her0cu in Stoott6cilcn nit gro
Der 0cutihcr 9cpoHcrunA BON Scr.
fchtcrn ser pCrionlihen 6rcibcit
0cutihc, Die tcincu bcItimmtcn Ser
eincn otgCb0rcn, alIgeIoroert, NIT
SEM @iirgeroerein nab annapolis ST
geben. go bat 5. .. @r. Saul s.
@roo06l in SIt-9altimlore jest ldon
BON 125 Steuer5obleru un6 @G6lcrn
6u9 &eripreben erhalten mit}uqeben.
NuBer ben Attipen 0eS o@ermania-
MGnnerdor9" merOen oltd) piele 4ai
iioc 6eS 0erein@ al Der GrotcItiobrt
tbeillfebmen. IS bat Den Inldleiu,
Dab sic Irlltihen nit elmer Irntcc
bon minocItcnS 1000 Wunn Dor Dem
Scmpercn5-Gomite criheinen mcroen.
@onm sic 6obrt ser Geuti6en nod
InnopoliS itattfinOen miro, lit nod
nidt beItinrmt. 9oS 2cgi9latur So
mite oe9 9iirger-Gereina botte gcitern
glbcnD inn nHaIeigb.& otcl" cine 9era.
tbulg ul0 beIte fuCr0cn Die $50. Sp.
&. @icneielb, Saul SobonnIcn uno
So6n SjnrfS nod Innopoli9 rcilcn
uno nit ben &oriiBcrn Ser emperen}-
Gomite'n oc5 SultieS mo 0e5 Senots
conierirclt. Sic molen fiir bic &or.
bcreituugen fir OoS 8ebor, Bop bic
Gomite'n Dem @iirgerperein geben
4pcroen, ebcnio picL 3eit bconipr1tdcn
oils Srn. 9nOcrionL Dem 6iibrer Der
nAnti.S oloou,2igo," gelpdbrt iuur0e,
unb uyberoem uerlougen oaB Scr
@iirgerpcrcin ais Die groBte 8ciell-
I6oifi in Der. Stnotopn shluB in Der.
BuroOe ser oufmorihirenocn Erutclt.
Ter gegcn 9ocol Option bilOcn IoQ,
OoB Die groBcn Maiiet Scr 9elttldcn
al, cinem ipe5ic4 iiir liz ongeleBtcn
Gage crit nor9elniien mer0en, lpernn
Die 9rouer, oic Mirt6e un6 Die
StGter5oblcr-Si9o geiproden bobcn.
Gic 3eutidcn Dcrlnngcn chen, ba@
leBtc @ort 81 Ipreden.
Alt6 Die oeutl6en 9ame1.Sereile
ioQen mitgeben unb 0esbalb miro
Sonntog, BEN %. Se6ruor, III Scr
.Sarmonic.Salle" cine &eriommlun8
0crielben ItottfinOcn. 3te Serrcll
pom 2egislotip.Gomite beS Siirger.
Gomite'S mer0en olld beute Den lido
tiihcn Senotoren perihieoene Bills
fir bie Der @erein eintritt, sur Gin-
reidJung c%inbGnOigen. Die Bills lino:
Grnennulg elmer Gomniiiion sur Ne.
pibirrng ser 6loiten 8eiebe; oo6 Sim.
Der inter IA Sobren MIR i'll Veglels
tli,g bon @rrunhlenen Die Sbeater be-
iuhen oiirieit unb cine Bill in 9c6ug
olri sen 8eid)porcnen0ienit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
YricffuItcu.

%Soicpb NJ @enoen sic
lid) an 4roi. Senrn 28ooo bon Der
nSobn9 @optinS /. llniperlitGt," Ger
%bnen Moth fiber mie rno no 81 &c.
ben bereit lit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15

Ole n0cuth c 5cucr' Scr
iderungS @cicllid ait"
miro on Montug Sen ,. Widr5 1908,
5luii6cn t1-12 ll6r &ormittngS Die
iG6rli6e g8obl bon 5lp0lf 2ircttoren
Gorncbmen, lpo}r SctrctGr Sobn y.
2olbcr ourG An3cige i'm 0GcutIfen
Gorrciponocnten" cinlo0et.
@ieOcr5u Saul c. Die $50.
5rcO. Sdimpi BON gtr. 10, N.s8ropc.
ltrobc, uno @iQium Summcr pom Atr.
1872, 9onfitruBc, tebrtcn gcItern bon
WcaeeSport, "a, 5urild, NO li(
8crtuonOte mo 6rclnoe beludten.
o8creinigte Sdnger." =
Sic regelmGBigc 0elcGoteniibung Der
0gerciuigten SGngcr", pelde berltC
9(beno it%ottiinocn lollte, miro meger
ser beiltigen bertiten Sbeoter'Sl ilf
iiibrltng in ser g2prics Solle" crit an
u1diten Sreitog abgebalten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15
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yGermania . MtGnuerhor" ii6t iiir
icin S1luBs Gon5crt. Frof.
81. Sembcrger cbrt HihorG
@ogner'S Nnoenfcn Oltr6 cine
trtr5c Aniprade. anoere Der
einSnadridJten.
Die 4ftiuen 0cS r@crmonio.WtGnz
ncrdora" ilbtcn geitcrn in Scr Ger,
maniusl t4nnerdor.&nlc inter Der
2eitltnq Don %roi. Gbeooor @ember=
ger Gb0re iiir OoS S6llB-Gon5crt
Elm. 9toh Ser Singininoc gcoof)tt
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@(niprud)e Dem Dor % Sobren En-
folQtcn Eo0e 9ii5uro @o9ner'3. &n
Der @eiAGit5iteumg, in pclher Frds
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Sine g%cit6rtc Srannng.

9err uno Srou gSiuiom $. Wtor
riott pcr6in0ern ole Sod5ei.
ibrcS Subne8 nit Sri. Carroll
cincr Na6fommin bon Carroll o.
GarroQton. - Ma5 Die 9etbeilig
ten ingen,
9te GirmcnOunQcn bon Serrn unf
Irou g9iQiom $. N}orriott, 9tr.
7t5, ct. YouIitroBc, bot bic @od3eit
hires So6nc5 @iQiam -. W}arriott.
iun., p%crbinocrt, scr on W}ittlpo6 be
l6iiHtiQtc, ii6 nit Sri, Suup $. VI.
Carroll, elmer Sodter oc3 perltorbe-
rcu Cr. So. q. Carroll bon 0ouarO,
County, cinc8 Nuhfommen5 bon
Carroll of Garrouton, beimlidJ
trullcn SIT loiicll. Ger &rubcr oc3
Ilurgcu W}G06cnS, Serr $. 9. Car
roll oltS9telpsO Orleans, bate un1 Ntitts
nod Nohnlittog Die &icen5 iiir 0a@
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ItuIl0 am WtithunN Nbcn0 uor Cinenr
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@ralltlCutc IN Ou3 Yforr6ult5 lnbrcn
molltcIt. MCrr Wurriott fam ober
niht. mn0 Wllr0e ole &lltlhe 0dber
luicocr iort9clhidt. I'm 10 llbr
modtc ser @rGutignm cnOIi6 icin
Grihcincn mo UcrlicB nod elmer I'm
terrcOrmQ nit iciuer @rout un0 De
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luicocr. &llr5 0orolIl tam nbcr ser
&dtcr 0c@ iltn0elt Wtonnc@, Der cine
5icmlid Itiirnilhc Scenc p%crllrind)tc.
&crr Carroll mo Sri. Carroll ncrlic
ben Ourmli 0o3 &oithuup ltn0 mob
men I'M ct. &omc3 Notcl Guorticr,
Sri. Gnrroll, Die IN oeuliclbCn Sous
nit Sen M}urriott3 mobntc, bciltd)tc
0u3 Ycobo0p &nltitltt u1O iuuroc, nI2
Tie lid Dor ciniQcn SoQcn obmeIoctc,
&crondlt Ncid0pit bu ibrc &trloblmg
nit Dem iuhQcn Morriott oIlgcmein
hCtunut mar. Die WtlittCr Wturriott9
biclt sic 0on5c ErolI9cihidtc iiir eli.
ncu NiB; Sri. Carroll nber loluobl
mie Ocrcn NruOcr ncbmcn sic Sa6c
lcbr cruit. &crr Carroll bate bercita
Nrrrn M}orrtott cine Stcllmq in
NcusO Orleans pcrihoiit, no Die Nclr-
Ocrmdbltcn 81 luobncn gcOo6tclL Die
@ctoc moiorem limo. Sri. Carroll
rciit in ciniGcn Goqcn nod DEM Sit
Sen, uIO miro mobl oltdJ Oicic Sicbc3-
0eid)ihtc SIT cincm fir Die @ctbciIig-
ten 5uiricocnitclcnOcn 2lbiNlllB Sc
longcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15


Ct. 9uIeutin 50 a q lit beutc,
Iebr sur 6rcltOt 0c9 %iln1gcn Bottles
uno icbr 5lm &~ciopcien Der 9rieitru.
ger, ole id)olt geitcru bodbepodt nit
9icbcSbotihuitrn bon oibnt" an lie"
un0 bon .ibr" an oibu" m0ren u1lo
heute crit ihre &nuptnuigobc 5u be.
mGltigcn buben mcroen. I'm Die PR
beiten inn Eoitomt 81 crlcihterll,
lin0 5ebn ncuc GlcrtS un0 filnf Cub
i~titllte ernunnt mor0cn; e9 limo;
Senrp u. 9ladmcll. Gomuro z. 9ieit
iiilg, SSamc9 s.. Build, @rooer IS.
Moore, @iQiom q. @loOcS, Sun1es
y. Saa, 3homo9 IS. 9iernburt, 9Snl
z. GlliQ, @corqe u. Hin9fer. Sri
Marp $. Soil, mo 6rant Mogol
8ictor &lau5mener, Sarrn $. Gderot
2ouiS u. SteiniB unO Ebomo5 .
Weuibaip.
Gem @cri6t@bcrfabreG
il bcrmieicn.- 1rou 2ouiie Gai
jeff, 2S TSa6re aft, iuuroc geItcrn BON
Nid)tcr @runnun mc9en on9e6lid]cf
9oocnoie6ito6l3 inter $500 Dem &c
riGtspcriobrcn ii6rrnieien. Srou Goi
icH il, onqcidnIOiat iol9enOc ongcb
li6e Giebitdblc 6eGongcn 81 babcn
Sllblcr @roS., $5i.70; Wuurice 8u
man, $3.50; Sctmort & SO, $34.23
O'NciG g. Co. $2t.t5; So6i6ilo
aobn $50, 1925.
NefdbrIi6cr Stur5. =
Ger BEL Ser Baltimore Stepc6or'
So" beiGGftiGtc SnncS GpmfoStl
bon Nr. 1918, 3bomcs.Str 7, thirst,
0cItcrn olli sem Compiler yHomon
more" mcldcr am &ier 80, 2ocnit
Epitt liegt il. Srnft cinnintrt, bon
3ef so SUB tief III Den nnterel
Sdiifsroum. ST. iuiirOe l6tperperlet
nad Dem .Warplono nniperlitots
| Soipitol" iibcrgeiiibrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15

Qi5;tlihe Competition Gle Qorclcn"
bci0e nit oroBem Grfol1c uutoncI.
boft rporen Sic Wortry1c in rr,liihpr
Sprohe. She Qonou,oe nj fine
GIomcr5" bon Qporof, Che @Iuc.
@cQ" non Mc0omcu. .Qife tbc Roic.
buO" bon ga 6oroc. .QopcIieit Of
PHI" ms .sprino" BON Scnjdc[.
Tos Nublifum ici,rta Sic oroRc
Sijnit(rrin rnthlItoItiih
Ir1u 7opi0 2. McI3mrt ,ci1te iih
mir0cr ais sic bcccntr. ]friniinnioe
Mr1Icitrrin, ais mclhr iic ibon Ioir1G
ocid,9tt If
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-15

ten Observation-Disclosures NblhlllB Sc
longcl.
Nm . | II vera II q
ely mcr crfrontt lic8t Or. &Iooc
VI. GimbIc, bon gtr. s, gSclt WfoOilon-
StrnBc, Gin bctar1tcr &lr3t, in ct.
Soicpb@s @oipitol bornieocr unO miro
an leiTcm MieOcrouftoumcn Qc5lUeis
iclt. Gr mllroe gclteru &ormittnG
bltrd Or, Srnnt Wurtin opcrirt. CT.
Simble lAnitt lid am Wiontoa, nab
reno cr icIbit eincn al @lItpcraiihtng
erfronften Yuticntcn I'M ct. 3oicpbS.
Soipitol opcrirtc, in ocn Singer. Or.
Simble lit Gbef. g9un0nr5t Der Strd-
INSTRUMENTATION mo Der oVnIti-
morc.O bio.@nbn" un0 Itebt III &er-
binoung NIT Dem ct. Soiepb5. uno
Sto0ts@oipitol.
@trtb foftS Gr6ffnung 9.
0oS oIte o)ioie @ollie", Nr. 102,
gtoros@opltroBe, lit 81 ncllcnt @ldn5e
critun0elL mo bat Der bcfulltltc 9te-
ltaltrnteur &crr Den. j. GorteS ouS.
ielbe gcItcrn WieOer eroffnct. Gas
Sans lit bon obcrl bis untcn llclt nm
elegant olaacItottet, un6 ltc0tcn lid)
bcrcit2 1citCrn 5nblrcid)e 6relln0c mo
GcfunntC 0C9 Nrn. Gortc3 elm lucldc
bcmiclbcn Slid SIT Ieincm ncllen In.
terncbmcn miinl6tcn. Die ciAents
Lido Groiimung iiuoet GuOe oc9 Mo
notS ltatt.
Die rs a2oAC u I.
lGO, u. 4. g. u. ~" biclt aeIter!l
inn %tenlporGrcn Trcimnurer SempeI
ibrc m0Acntlihc Sibung ob, in mel.
der ser Wiciitcr pom Stlbl @nltaU
S6uiter sen &oriiB uno Serretdr
@eorac NcinbarOt 0aS YrototoH
iii6rte. Ndh Ser Arbeit iuno in
Niiiiel8 Suac, 9tr. 1913, N6rOs6re-
0eridltroBc, elm 8onfctt ltatt, meldes
Sr. 5obn HicS ieinen So8cnbriiOerll
ga6.
OcS Ginbru h ber0Gd Of.
tig q. - &ellogg q. &eler BON Nr.
G2t, Columbia Aueuue, mltrOe &c.
lterr glbcno na6 SdluB oe5 9ieItou.
rants i'm equitable @ebdltOc 0urd.
ben So6n oc9 9eiibers 2ugllIt 600cr
in ocmielben a~uiGcfunoen, Der 0cr
Wann in elmer GilBcrit perOGdtigcr
Stcaurg oorinnO. FOli3iIt &auii.
man per6oitetc Setter, Der in bel
mittlcrcn YoIi5ciitdtion icirrm bcuti
gen 8erb6r Dor 9iid)tcr Grammar
cnt8c8en iicbt.
Yrof. &orotuS erfrontt
Erof. 8ricorid aorollS, Nr. 1881
Tottcrion.Eo 2(pcnlte, lit on &berl
ntotiSmllS c%rtronft.
SIN oSoGnS SopfinS' 20
ipitol" geItorbcr. II 2cuis S
@arron, cin %bcfonnter 9%cmobner Dol
SABRE sc @race, crlag 9citern @or
mittng i'm nSobns Sopfins' Soipital'
etnem Scr5Iei0cn.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-15

Mrs Webb Ridley has returned
from Florida Mr. Ridley will reach
home in a few days.
Lieutenants G. o. Kirk and Joe Pat
ton of Hampshire are visiting their
old commander, Maj. ]. H. Akin, at
Franklin.
Miss Fannie Louise Smith is visit
ing relatives in Cincinnati.
Mrs: Louis NJ. Hosea returned to Gin
cinnati Saturday evening after pleas
ant visit to her brother, Capt Robert
d. Smith, at the Atheneum.
Ben Paul Larrabee stopped over in
Columbia Monday with friends oa his
return trip from Florence to st Louis
Mrs. Larrabee will remain in Florence
for several weeks yet with relatives.
Mrs. B. Regen and mother, Mrs.
Bartlett, of Mooresville, Ala, have re-
turned from a visit to Nashville.
Mrs. w. R. Hovious and two chill
dren have returned from a visit to rel
atives in Nashville.
Mrs. Joe Knight has returned from
visit to Nashville.
Mrs. ARA Holtz of Sheffield, Ala,
is visiting her son, ARA Holtz, and
family
Mrs. Braly of Pulaski is visiting her
two sons in Columbia
Joe Knight is spending few days
at Red Boiling Springs.
Miss Ryan and Master Custer Arm
strong spent Sunday in Louisville,
KY.
Mrs. w. S. McFall and two little
children have returned from a visit
10 relatives at Tuscumbia
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-15
TIE SICK.
Ieeee sf saoen saAaeRAaNa

Mr.. Ben Fly, who has been i'll at his
home IN the country for the past six
weeks, is slowly improving.
Mrs. Allen Powell is quite sick at
her rooms in the Athenaeum.
]. P Baugh is quite sick at his
home on Cemetery avenue.
Mr. A T. Thomas is able to be at
mis- pest today, after several days i'll
ness.
Mrs w A. Denham and Mrs. Dali
ton Oliver, of Glendale, were oper-
ated upon in Nashville Friday for APP
pendicitis Both ladies are doing as
well as could be expected.
Mrs. Belle Breen of Nashville is
quite il at the home of her sister, Mrs.
d. G. Phelan, on North High street.
Mrs. S. p. Halves of Zion neighbor-
hood is quite sick.
The condition of Mrs. Allen Powell
is much improved.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-15
FIRST BLOOD In
THE CAMPAIGN
OVERLY WARM DISCUSSION OF
GOVERNORS RACE BRINGS ON
BLoWS-CRoWD GATHERS

AS a result of an overly warm dis
cussion of the gubernatorial campaign
Tull Worley and S. L. Watson engag-
ed in personal difficulty at T. N.
Figuers store on West Seventh street
Wednesday afternoon and in a short
time it looked as if about one-fourth
of the population had gathered for in
formation and investigation.
The two men each administered
some very heavy blows, but they were
soon parted by bystanders, and later
agreed to drop their differences and
shake hands.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-15
.seessssesssessesseOsssss,
PERSONALS.


H. G. Hill of Nashville came out to
Columbia Thursday on business in
connection with his. store in Columbia.
Geo. T. Hughes, Jr., returned today
from business trip to Louisville and
Cincinnati.
Rev. Peter L. Bruce, of Spring Hill,
was in Columbia Thursday on BUSH
ness.
Mr.. and Mrs, Ben Paul Larrabee,
of St Louis, stopped off in Columbia
with friends for few days while en-
route. to their old home in Florence,
Ala
MES. c 7. Jones spent Friday in
Nashville
Mrs. Eugene Pillow has returned
from visit in New York.
Miss Loi Church, of Carriers Creek,
is visiting Miss Fannie Mai Tucker.
Mrs. Chas. Jackson, of Mt. Pleas
ant, is visiting Mrs. CRANBERRY Jackson
at Nashville.
Mr.. j. E. R. Carpenter has returned
to New York, after few weeks stay
in Nashville and Columbia.
Miss Susie Lipscomb and Miss Mag
gle Turner leave next Wednesday for
visit to friends in Sheffield. Ala.
Mrs. Henry NJ. Scales of Oklahoma
City, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. d. F.. Watkins at Ashwood.
Miss Fannie May Tucker is Wis
iting friends in Mt. Pleasant
Mrs. J. L. Hogan of Nashville will
arrive in few, days to visit Columbia
relatives.
Misses Clara and Mary Jane Alcon
of Omey. Ill, are visiting their broth
er, Mr.. George S. Alcorn, and family.
Mr. and Mrs j. F. Brownlow
left Wednesday for Hot Springs
Ark, where Mr.. Brownlow goes as a
delegate to the Southern Baptist Con-
vention.
Mr. Tom Priest Of Williamson coun-
ty. who was Orderly Sergeant of the
Maury Light Artillery is the guest
of Capt. R. D. Smith at the Athanae- /
UNI.
sCol A NJ Hughes has gone to !
Washington on business.
Mora B. Fariss is in Nashville as a
delegate to the Pythian convention.
Mrs. Gertrude Douglass Of Murfrees-
boro is the guest of Mrs. f. E. Erwin.
John r. Moss of Washington is the
guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Hughes.
Mrs r. NJ Knight of Red Boiling
Springs is visiting her son, Walter
knight.
Mrs. ]. T. Thomas and son, Bynum,
have returned from Pulaski. ~
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AROUND TOWN.
I@eeNseoe0@eoeaBaeeeeC 90

WANTED-Fifty thousand pounds
of wool.-ANDERsoN & CO. 17-6t
See ANDERSON & co. before you
sell your Wool. They pay the highest
market price. 17-6t
ANDERSON & CO. are buying
Wool for one of the largest mills in
The State. 17-6t
". E. Britain has purchased the
Rev ]. H. Peoples place on the Camp
bellsville pike. The price paid was
$4,000
McKennon, Anderson & Foster have
Just received twenty dozen Carmack
handkerchiefs which they are offer
ing to the trade and which are selling
rapidly.
FOR SALE-Five Duroc Jersey
shoates. w. G. RAINEY, Columbia
11-6t&w
Elem Thomas has fine Walter Di-
rect-Brown Hal FLY at his home. The
new arrival is valued at $500.
Saturday, the 10th, will be observ-
ed as memorial day at the Matthews
cemetery near Thurston Neeley's and
all who have loved ones buried at this
place are expected to come prepared
to clean up the cemetery.
FOR SALE:-A handsome, good as
new. runabout, first cost 1925, will sell
for s75 Call The Herald either
phone. d&wtf
]. L. Gardner of Indiana is here this
week to buy a load of Jersey cows.
The city fathers are doing some
needed work for the water drains at
at South Main and Ninth streets.
John Fraser bought nice horse
this week from Mr.. J. o. Walker att
Ashwood and sold nice family horse
to DR.. S. R, Hardison.
Work is progressing rapidly on the
of the Yost building on
School and Ninth streets, and brick
aging will begin in few days.
STRAYED-One no horned red and
White spotted yearling heifer, will
weigh about 900 pounds, DR.. R. K.
Route 8, Columbia; Bell
,hone 4S4-3. wkly 1t
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FOUR MINERS ARE
DEAD In MINES
ROOF FELL IN, BURYING THEM
UNDER TONS OF
ROCK.

WILKESBARRE. Pa, May ia
fall Of rock and coal in the Prospect
Colliery of the Lehigh Valley Coal Co
at Midyale, near here, today killed
four mine workers and injured three
others. Runaway cars jumped the
track and disturbed the propping
Seven men started to the spot to
put the cars back when two falls Of
roof came down on them. The four
men killed were buried beneath tons
of rock and coal; the others we're re.
leased by heroic efforts on the part of
their comrades.
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Stock Farm for Sale

offer for sale, upon easy terms, my
farm of 27S acres in the 18th Civil
District of Giles county, two miles
southwest of Lynnville. 1t is on a
rural mail route, convenient to good
schools and to churches on public
road. and in a splendid community.
The farm is we'll watered, 200 acres of
it in grass, all in fine state of cult
walton, and is a fine stock farm. 1t
has good sixroom house on it, a
large barn, and the necessary out
honsesy See or address.
(MRS) IDA NJ. SCOTT,
Lynnville, Tennessee.
may 6-wkly4t-d2veds
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OVER THE COUNTY.
seessSeeee~eseeeeeeseesq

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE-Fou
houses one store house. two vacant
lots, located in good part of Colum-
bia, Tenn. One well and four els
terms. Rents for s42.50 per month
Store house not included in rent
Owner wants to go to the country
S. G. MULLINS, 800 Srd Ave- n,
Tenn. 1-d6t&wkly2t
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viii Petty.

VIII Petty, a prominent citizen of
the Santa Fe neighborhood, died
Thursday in his 31st year. He is sur
viyed by his wife and three children.
The funeral and interment were at
the family graveyard Friday afternoon
at o'clock with services by Rev.
Holmes.
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Mrs. S. e. Calvert.

The remains of Mrs. S. f. Calvert,
who died in Nashville Saturday
reached Columbia Sunday afternoon at
$50 o'clock and were taken imme-
diately to Rose Hill cemetery for in
terment. Mrs. Calvert formerly lived
in Columbia She leaves two sons
and two daughters.
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FOR PROHIBITION
AND E. w. CARMACK

PARIS, Tenn, May 13,--At regu-
lar meeting of the W. c. T. L. Tues
day afternoon statewide prohibition
was formally declared for and e. w.
Carmaek strongly Endorsed for Gov.
ernor.
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NOTICE

TO the Advisory Board and to Teach
ers:
The County Board of Education Will
meet Saturday. June 10, 1908 for the
purpose of electing teachers, The Ad-
visory Boards are urged to be ready
with their recommendation as to the
teachers at this meeting.
JOHN p. GRAHAM,
10 dew County Superintendent
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DEATHS HARVEST.
Hazel Glenn.

Oscar Glenn received a telegram
Monday form Long Beach. Cal,
the death of his brother,
Hazel Glenn, which occurred in that
city Sunday. The burial will take
r lace in that city.
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Field Outfits

Cable Car Hay Kicking outfits. We
nave them. Prices right.
d&w q B, A. sATTERFIELD & co.
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Masters Tillman and William Mitch
ell have issued invitations for an at
home at the residence Of the parents
on the Hampshire pike Saturday after
noon at 3 O'Clock.
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HueHEs-DANIEL.

Mr.. and Mrs. w. NJ Daniel, Jr., Of
GAINESVILLE have announced the en-
gagemept and approaching marriage
of their daughter, Bessie, to Mr. Geo.
TAYLOR Hughes, Jr.. of Columbia. The
wedding will be solemnized Wednes-
day evening, June 9.
Miss Daniel, who is the sister of
Rev. F. d. Daniel of Clarksville, is one
of that city's most attractive girls,
and is quite POPULAR in Nashville and
other points in the state.
Mr.. Hughes, who attended Wander
bilt University for several years, Is q
representative of one of Columbia's
most prominent families, and the an
nouncement of his approaching mar
rage will be Of sincere interest to
large circle of friends in this city.
=
A handsome reception. perfect in
every detail, was that given Tuesday
afternoon by Mrs. w. P. Erwin at her
new and pretty home on West Sixth
street. The parlors were in pink
pink roses, peonies and candles being
used to carry out the color plan. The
dining room and hall were in red-the
Carmaok colors, handsome Richmond
roses in large clusters being grace
fully arranged. The center piece on
the table was of handsome lace over
green velvet with silver pitcher fill
ed with these gorgeous, crimson
blossoms.
Misses Bessie Porter Erwin and
Ellen Douglass Everett received the
cards of the guests at the door, while
Miss Rosa Barnett also presided in the
hall. In the front rarlors the hostess
was assisted in receiving by Mrs. w.
L. Smith OF Nashville. Mrs. Mary
Hine, Mrs. Ernest Farrell and Mrs
]. II. Dining. Mrs p. p. Erwin pre-