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BALTIMORE GRAIN MARKET.

Bal;imcr-. March 7.-FoIloNing are the oaHcial
prices to-day
WHEAT-Stock IN elevators. ;9i .sol bushels. West
eTu spot March. lee. contract spot. March, 999t
April L0l; May Le2is
CORN-Stock IN elevators. 80 az bushels sales
of a cargo q sIeamFr mixed RJ 591a. and q csEEo
of rs bushels n white az 65; also about steamer
grade Track yellow corn for domestic delivery az
n hushCl for CARROTS prime yellow on spot Cor
tract. April. 6it Western spot. March. 64s: April.
ga May 6s.
OATS-Stock IN elevators l2ss45 bushels: ship
ments from elevators s.I2 White No. p heavy.
5si4aSO; do. No 2 light 70 medium. ssiza59: do.
No. g. heavy 5Sisa59: do 40 s. medium 5sa5siz
d. No. g. light 5Ia57i1. No I. light 20 heavy.
5sas5i1 mixed Ne. .. sash do, No. s. ssa55z
No. 4. 5lasS.
RTE-Stock in elevators. l3.sl9 bushels; ship
ments from elevators, 10 bushels. No. 2 Western
ne quoted az Sias5.
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GRAIN EXPORTS INCREASE.
Trade at Baltimore Larger Than
that of Last Year.

Baltimore. March THE bulk OF the
winter export grain business is over. The
trade OF Baltimore for the first two
months OF this year is larger than the
corresponding period Of 1907.
Since January / the total exports of
wheat. corn. oats. and rye amount to
I550,lA bushels. as compared with 7I62.-
552 bushels last year; an increase Of
SS7.5S2 bushels.
There has also been large increase In
the shipments OF flour. Since January ]
2S2,Sio barrels have been sent abroad. as
compared with 2746S7 the same time last
year.
II is expected that the exports will
continue TO grow less from the present
undl the new crop begins TO move.
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COTTON MARKET.

Quotations furnished by F. r. Hutton & Co.
members Of the New York Stock Exchange and the
New York Cotton Exchange g. Bowie Chipman,
manager. 1901 T street northwest.
New York. March The cotton market was
steady a. tho opening about four points lower. on
unfaVorable cables Prices soon rose rapidly on
good uuying. short covering. and bull support
Trading active. and in the first part Of the
session prices we're three 10 FIVE points higher than
the opening Estimated receipts Il cotton az the
ports to-day o 900 bales against 1877 last week
and 3S 90l last year. For the week 10000 bales
against l05.Jo3 last week. and ls70S5 last year
Todays receipts az New Orleans. 255s bales
against 5S5S last year. and al Houston. 3l75 bales
against 1854 last year.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

Quotations furnished by L. r. Hutton a Co.
members Of the New York stock Exchange and the
Chicago Board % Trade. Il. Bowie Chipnan man.
ager. 1901 street northwest.
Chicago. March 7-Cables Eerc heavy, as a result
Of the large offerings Of wheat from Russia. DO
nestle news mostly bearish. Heavy SHOWS in
tho Northwest are expected 70 retard the movement
temporarily. Traders badly pIzzed and awaiting
Developments. Farm reserves estimated by trade
bulletin at l53 io00o0 bushels. which Is considered
small but IS Offset By increase in price and bearish
foreign situation
Corn was dull prices hactuating between reTy
narrow fractions. September showing life than
the other options.
Oats were sluggish in all months aud the volume
Of trade light.
Provisions were In better form than grain both
Msy and July options in pork exhibiting a good
range in prices. with brokers realizing on the tans
Lard and ribs moved slowly
Foff1
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08

From Stray Stories.
Brown-I say. Jones. can you tell ne
who was the greatest fnaneier that ever
lived?
Jones-No. I can't.
Brown-Well. il was Noah
Jones-How do you make that out?
Brown-Weli, Noah was able 10 Goat
q company when the whole world was n
liquidation. See?
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT.

New York. March THE statement OF
the clearing house banks for the week
shows that the banks hold S30.135.9T5
more than the requirements OF the %
per cent reserve rule This is an in
crease of ss73.S0O in the proportionate
cash reserve as compared with last
week. The statement follows:
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WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET.

CATTLE-Ertra. per cwt., 4.75asOO; butcher SSsa
$50: commoa l5oa20o.
HoGs-Pcr cwt. srcss, lcSaLSO; ordinary. ssOa
SHEEP-C5ippcd. t.ooaf5o; common go
LAAfBS-Spring. choice, 7a7ik; medium. es.a7
CALVES-Prime. per h.. 81: medium 7lzas;
grass. ss4
91ooa3oOo; old and DRY. scoaleOo.
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MONEY AT 5 PER CENT
LOANED on d. C. REAL ESTATE.
HEISKELL & McLERAE,
ltl5 III SIEEEI

Rebocc7 WoTthiHgton ct al 70 John Y. II. HOG
man and Castor I. and Elizabeth w Philip
part lot 10. square 405 SO.
Fourteenth streets northeast. between F and G
streets. and Y street northwest between Seven
tocuth and Eighteenth streets Orson Barbour
% LYDIA Barbour. One-hah interest in lot ~
square l82s. and lot 2 square i9 so
Roseiale and IsherFood- Charles F. Soutzg and
Samuel T. smith. trustees. 20 Rufus Payne, lots
p and s hlock S. so.
Clark Mills estatc-Elnnct +. Rudd 70 Napoleon
Gates, lot =. SIC.
N street northwest between Thirtvsecoud and Thir-
ty-third s-reets-Walfer J. Aiuncastor q al 20
Stewart Is. AiunOsteT. part lots l. ?. ,, and g.
sSuare Ilqs SO.
IFy City-Ffank L. Atwell 70 Frank ". Cheek. iot
81 block = SO.
Brghtwood Park-Eshel F. Torley et VIZ. Vernon
Z, 20 Diller =. Croft. lot - hlc-k 3. SO
No. Zla Pennsylvania arenue northweSt-Ioseph
oxenbug e 20 John ". johnson lot a
square g SO
H street northwest between Tlgcnty-Grst and Tvent
ty-second streets-John ". johnson e. III. 10
Joseph oNenburg, Fart lot ., square 7e. SIC.
Incieslde-Luther A. SuaFtzell % James p. s. and
Prank T. lawrence. lot g, Block IA, Si06
kandie Highlands-rhe United States Realty Con-
pauy of Washington. d. C., Inc, 10 John Rein
lot 3. block g. SO
Fourth street southeast. between @ and ID streets
Deiavan ". Harrington % Anna T. Larigey. pan
original lot II. square n SO.
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New York, March 1.-WHEAI-Weakcr; small
business No. ! Northern Duluth. 10 arrive LO7%:
No. red {. o. b. l.o3a,; No. hard. E. o. b. ll47s;
No. ! macaroni. lo4. I. O. b.; No. mzcaroni. L0l.
Exporters took two loads.
CORN-Fim; light trade. No. elevator. IS: new
No. 9 T. o. b.. s.. for February 10 March; No. .
white T. o. b.. 65is: No. yellow. T. O. b. 65is
RYE-Dull; nominal; SnsI supply. No. 2 f. O.
b.. S.
The prices for futures follow:
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DAILY COURT RECORD
Saturday, March :, 1oOs9

Company. A:toneys. {. H. Nerilat and " y
Richardson Hamilton, Colbert. Yerkes & Hamilton.
No. S7a Lynn IS. Pennsylvania Railroad Company
q al Attorneys. Brown & Ea-nest-AIckenney *
Flannery
40 SIS PTathcr IS stOtt Ct al Attorneys. L c.
Williams T. Thomas
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PRICE CHANGES FOR THE YEAR.

Following are the bid prices upon
the most active stocks and bonds listed
on the Washington stock Exchange.
yesterday and on the corresponding
date one year ago:
GAS RONDS
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NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By Z. F. Hutton & Co. mem
bers Of the New York Stock Exchange, G. Bowie
Chirman manager. 1901 F street northwest.
Total sales asa, 500 shares
Call money; High, ?; low, IA; close, z.
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Lawsuits.

No. e3lS E0genia Frazier IS Stanton Myers
judgment l. e. Strider justice of the peace 81.
Attorney. J. II. Adriaans.
No. 5a5lI FrUd g. Norris IS Elizabeth B.
Nourse; account, $50 Attorney, +. y. Hopeweu.
No. 55lS Mercantile Savings Fund Society vs.
George A. Howe, Judgment Of IA {. StrtdeT. Justice
Of the peace. sll0 Attorney. ". l. Frrd-
Ne. S3la. Clarendon Smith rs. Fre5srick T. He'll
man & Son; account. SOl4a. Attorneys, MILAN q
Smith.
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Mechanics, Lien.

Ne. 57a s. s. Reighley Metal Ceiling and
Manufacturing Company vs. Ernest Burglorf: lot
L and part Is. square se7. Si9s Attorney, NJ. d.
Campbell
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Court of AppeaIs.


Assignments Tor TUESDAY, March 20 1905:
Pstent AUpesls-
No H4 Moore vs.. Hewitt. Attorneys J. r. Ed
son-c. A. Terri.
No. Is somsrs & Co. vs. Newman. executor
Attorneys r. h McNeill-A. +. Wallace and Z. r.
FonWick.
Ne. A. Gordon - Wentworth Attorneys. Ben
jamin Phillips and Horace Van Everson-A. y.
CUShman and Wood & Mood
Nc. 50 IN re application Of Chase ot al AttOr
neys. J. G. Meyers. A. Y. Cushman, and g. W
Reap. A. Tennant.
No. a56 In Application Of sheldon Attorneys
A. N. Beheld. l. 5. Bacon and J. H Milans-
" : Ruekman
Nos go. 46l a63. and asi Rose ct al. rs. Clifford
e al Attorneys. J. d. Sulliyan-Philip Mauro and
J. Il. Griffin
No. 49, Phillips Is. Sensenich. Attorneys. Con.
nolly & Counolly-A = patfison
No. ass. In Pc application OF Russell Attorneys
G. f. Poster and T. II. Brown-W- = Ruckman-
10. s66. Goodman rs Hobart. Attorneys, Mar
cellus Bailey-W : Ruckman.
No. ~. Lott vs.. Henney. Attorneys. = T. Cam
eron, Reeve Lewis. and c. A. L. Massie-F. "
Dorsey and Thomas Ewing II.
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COMMENT ON MARKET.

Benjamin Woodruff, Of Lewis John
son & CO.--"One OF the reasons for the
Improvement in The market yesterday
was ti1at a more favorable impression
prevailed on the floor as TO the political
outlook. Some OF the members have
reason 10 think that there is little
chance OF unwise and hostile legisla
tion against the legitimate security
markets Of the country by Congress at
this session. Then the strength of
the Taft boom makes less probable
friction and uncertainty at the Repub-
lican convention in June. This i'm
provement in the legislative and polit-
ical outlook. accompanied by some mod
crate betterment in business has made
the short interest uneasy. and is lead
ing 10 a decided covering movement.
In addition 90 these factors. there is
always an upward swing in prices IN
the early spring months"
G. Bowie Chapman. Of f. F. Hutton
& Co.-"Shorts were fairly on the run
before the market had been open TWEEN
the movement along, seeing promise of
business that way and realizing that
bad news was no longer effective In
bringing long stock to market. The
cid bear rumors. including a forth
coming Presidential message and the
usual Washington gossip about the
Hartman roads, came through about
the usual sources. but lacked force.
perhaps the best that was hoped for
was that they would facilitate the
covering OF shorts. There is every rea-
son to believe that stocks will do better
and advise the purchase OF all the
standard securities"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Barry Faun-Fnman J. shsdd et TX 10 Columbus
Scott lot is and part lot 4. section 2 S2a.
Eighth street northwest, between AMI II streets
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Regular cal-l2 O'Clock noon:
Washington Railway and Electric Is. 500 at 76iz,
81 600 et 76is 81 coo at 76iz
Washington Railway and Electric IHefeTrcd. % az
co. % at 60. 10 al e9a.
Mefgenshsler Linotype. 10 at lA
After call-WaShiugton RAILWAY and Electric ss,
SOO at 1914 Sl0O0 at 7slz 5000 at 7s1z. 5000 az
7es. 81 900 az 76is
Janston MOnotype. 25 az 9A
Mergenthaler LinOtype. l at 49,
capital Traction. I at 10
After CALI Washington Gas 5 at 60.
GAS BONDS
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Assignment Tor Monday March ,. lSo.
No I'D Saunders ct al. vs. Johnson ct al. At
tCTneys =. +. LCghtOn-A- \. WOTthingtOn-
Equity Court No. =.
JUSTICE GOULD.
Assignments for Monday. March g. 1876:
No. ia National Savings and Trust Company vs..
Rhees Attorneys. G. F. Wiuams-R. Ross Perry
and ]. T. Earnest.
No. ST. Bryant ". Plummer Attorneys. John
Ridouf-Walter G. BalGerston-
No. 80. Hermans Wilson. Attomeys Smith
& walker-Charles F. DiEEs.
No. Ie2 Cooke Us. schmidt. Attorneys Leon
Tobriner-Albert Sille7s, A. L. Shoemaker and E.
y. Bailey.
No IS. Barr vs.. Bar. Attorneys Coldren &
Fenning.
Ne. go. Morgan vs.. Morgan. Attorneys. H. E
DaTiS--Wilson & Barksdae
No. 212 Backus Baekus. Attorneys, T. S.
Bailoy-John ". Davidgc.
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The percentage OF actual reserve OF
the clearing house banks at the close
of business yesterday was 27.56
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08

THE WASHINGTON HERALD ha.
the largest morning circulation in the
District OF Columbia. Remember TIE
Herald when placing legal advertise
mPuaa
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Probate Court.
Enuifv SuIf-.

No 1855 William H. Fowell e. al vs. George
". Offutt; substitute trustee. Attomey. ". {.
Martin.
No LG67- John Il DuIry vs. Henry \ Pressey
ct n. injunction Attorney. W L. BaldCTSt0n-
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CURB MARKET.

Quotations furnished hy z. F. Hutton & Co.
members New York Stock Exchange. 6. Bowie Chip
man. manager 1901 r street northwest.
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MARKET MOVES UP
Prices Show Increasing Ten.
dency to Rise.
TRANSACTIONS ON INCREASE
General Belief Il that SOld-out Con-
dition Is Responsible for Change
In Sendment-St. Paul Common
seeks Higher Level with Ease.
Bank Statement Not Factor.

New York. March IA movement in
bound to happen within n reasonably
short space OF time as long as the mar
ket continued 10 present such evidence of
its intrinsic condition as it did through
out the present week happened to-day.
During the period named. If the market
for securities has not actually been in a
thoroughly sold-out condition, it has
given every Indication that such is the
case The dealings in securities In this
time have. with the single exception of
those in to-day's stock exchange session.
shrunk to small proportions. which is in
itself pretty plain proof that the decline
in prices had at last halted; but OF more
significance was the obvious fact that
liquidation in the market had ceased, and
that there was no pressure to sell stocks
even OF those corporations whose finan-
cial future is manifestly more or less
elouded.
Market Drifts Up.
Added 10 all this was an unmistakable
upward drift in the market, a slow but
broad and continuous elevation in prices
which pointed to the existence of a nat
ural and general tendency in this dlrec-
tiOn. Yesterday. for the first time In
many days. the pereeptibly rising tide In
the market encountered no check, even if
its movement was still sluggish, and a
large number OF spectators for the fall
were found endeavoring to retire their
contracts and were placing orders to buy
stocks AT very small recessions from the
prevailing level of quotations. The mar
ket closed yesterday. leaving these orders
still unexecuted. and to-day the inevita-
bic scramble 10 buy stocks set in on the
part Of the kind described.
The volume OF transactions In the mar
ket reached $4,000 shares for the two
hours Of business, as against yesterday 5
full days total of 2Sj. 600 shares. The ad-
vance was destitute OF especial or note
worthy features. aside from its general
characteristics, all the active shares ris-
ing from TO SIz points
ST. Paul Common Up.
St. Paul common stock rose, as IL did
yesterday. with peculiar ease, this being
a security in which the short interest is
commonly supposed to be large. and
larIy scant supply in the market, but
there was urgent buying also of the
Union Pacific Reading, Amalgamated
Copper. American Smelling. and all the
principal issues.
The weekly bank statement was, OF
course, not factor in the trading. owing
to its nonappearance during business
hours, but even if the figures of the
statement had been available. they would
probably have been without influence, tn
aSmuch as they were but very slightly
changed from those of the previous week.
Neither were there any developments
during the day upon which the upward
rush in the market was specifically
based the improvement being unques-
ti0nably due TO the emphasis laid by
spectators upon the broad considera-
lions 10 which reference has been made.
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
Circuit Court No. 1.

JUSTICE WRIGHT.
Assignments for Monday. March 9. 1905:
No. $50. Gaegler Masters Attorneys. z. L.
Gics-Lambe-t 4 Mclean
No. SO jackson VS.. Baker. Attorneys. W. C..
Prentiss and q. T. Wiliiams-M. II. Beach.
Ne. &l. HsIler vs.. C2rusi e al. Attorneys. Dan
& salomon-H H. Classic. d. W. Baker and NJ. d.
Rosenberg.
rsny. Attorneys. +. L. Gies. W. D. Davidge, Git
tings q Chamberlin-C- A. Douglas and C. p
Hoover.
No io7 8IeDevitt vs. lexington and soldiers
Home Railway Company. Attorneys. A. 5. Worth
ington-C. A. Douglas and q. p. Hoover.
No. 4e9. Ohio National Bank Pole. Attorneys.
J. Z. Adkins-W. 4. Lester.
No. so. Murphy District Of Columbia. Attor-
neys. II. L. Davis and Wolf & RoSenberg-E. Il.
Thomas.
No. SS5. Morris vs.. Clark & Co. ct al. Attorneys.
Wolf ROsenberg-L. 7. Michener and H. L. Davis.
toTneys, II. X. Beck-Lambert Mclean and II. 4.
Davis.
No. 40 Asnew vs. Washington Loan and Trust
Company. Attorneys. H. T. Davis and Z 3. Kim
ball-A S. worthington-
No. 42l. Prusise IS. Tmlinson ct al Attorneys.
W. Z. Ambrose and J. B. Archer-J. r. Fague.
Circuit Court NO. ?.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.
No. 4s5's Dyson vs. W. T. Walker Furniture
Company motion for trial fled Attorneys
w. H. MARROW. jr.-Edwin Forrest
Assignments for Monday March g. 1905:
No ms Crook vs. Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Company. Attorneys. Lambert & AIcLcan-HamI
iql, Colbert, Ysrkes & Hamilton.
No Ss Foulse Co. Ts Wilcox Attorneys
Tucker & Kenyon
No go. United States ex rel Canning vs. Cham
5erain- Attorneys. Cole Donaldson and John
Ridout-H. L. DAVIS.
No. sis. Hi "a Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
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Quotations are furnished hy r. F. Hutton e. Co
members New York Stock Exchange q Ros,ie
Chipmsr. manager. 1901 I street northwest.
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Criminal Court No. i.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.
,sgnment Tor Monday. March g, 1895;
sf,T Nf--.a 81. kfh--s p---r-r,


Assignment Ter Monday. March 3, 1855
United States ~ Albert Brown.
Criminal Court No. =.
JUSTICE BARNARD
Assignments for Monday. March g. l90s-Appeals:
No. 70. Towczs vs. Swartzcll RhcCm & Hcnsey
Co. Attoneys. Charles Pole-G. 2. Hoover
United States IS William Washington
United States vs. William j. Jones and Louis
Zeriga.
Probate Court
JUSTICE GOULD.
Estate u William J. Peters. petition for probate
and record Of viii and letters tesaments-y. Aftor-
nev. Il. r. Homer
Estate e Arthur simmons; petition for probate
and record Of VIII and letters testsmsntsTy. Attor-
ncy r. r. Homer.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

New YORK. March 7.--closins quotations Of United
The Washington herald., 1908-03-08
Equity Court No. 1.
Equity Court No. /;

NIfiIF HNNiINTs = 'Islts1sNN 'IIl
Assignment for Monday March 9. 1865:
No I'D Saunders ct al. vs.. johnson ct al. AZ
fnrnprs Il L Iafrhfnn-A y MnTilinCrnn-
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16

Reception to Judge and Mrs. Ponder.
The Walnut Ridge (Ark.) Blade of
the 9Th, contains an extended notice
of an elaborate and beautiful reception
rendered Judge and Mrs. Harry Lee
Ponder on their home coming after
their marriage in Columbia, Septem-
Der goth. The reception was given
by Mrs. w. M. Ponder and daughter,
Miss Sue, at THE Oakes," their
handsome home at Walnut Ridge. The
lovely decorations Of cut flowers, the
gracious welcome rendered the popu-
lar couple, the handsome luncheon of
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Burress-5edon.

| 5urress-Bedon.
Miss Julia D. Bedon and Dr. VIII
liam Burgess were united In marriage
by DR.. William NJ. Anderson Sunday
evening at the manse of the First
Presbyterian church. The bride is a
cousin of Mrs. Bruce Buckner, and the
ceremony was witnessed by Mr.. and
Mrs Buckner and other relatives and
friends. DR.. Burress is graduate of
the medical department of the Uni
versity of Nashville and is practicing
his profession in Mississippi. He and
his bride, both Of whom have many
friends, Left this morning for Bald
wyn, where the groom is a prominent
citizens.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Rosa E. Bedon, formerly of Columbia.
Nashville Banner.
The bride is a cousin of Mr.. ]. E.
Littlefeld and formerly attended the
Columbia Institute.
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THE SICK.

Mrs. J. A. Fraser is seriously i'll a
her home at Timmons.
Mrs. w. T. Branch is quite sick al
her home on Twelfth street.
The three children of Mr. and Mrs
Eugene Notgrass at Timmons, are
sick with diphtheria.
Miss Roberta voss continues quite
i'll at the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. w. A. Voss.
Miss Beulah Porter, who has been
sick for several weeks, is very much
improved and was able to sit up Mon
day.
Miss lone Sowell's condition is
somewhat improved, though she is
not yet able to be up. Her sister,
Miss Irene, is taking her place with
the Rockside school.
Oscar Dial is on the sick list.
Mrs. William Hume, of Spring Hill,
is visiting relatives in Nashville.
Lige Roam has moved his family
from the Goodwin neighborhood to the
Carriers Greek neighborhood
James Brooks of Hampshire. left
Thursday for Dallas, Texas, where he
goes every year TO spend the winter.
Malaga Grapes at TURNER &
JOHNSON'S. 14-2t
Misses Susie Belle and Bessie
Moore, of Spring Hill, have returned
from a visit to friends in Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Akin, of Hsmp-
shire, left Thursday for Faris, Texas,
near Dallas, for several weeks visit
to their son.
Mrs. Sim Wall, formerly Miss Hay
Eong, of Honey Grove, Texas, is Wis
iting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. H.
Long, at Mt. Pleasant.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Brooks left Thurs
day for their home in Ellis county, |
Texas, after spending several months
with Mrs. Jaggers at Hampshire.
WANTED-One cut off sawyer. one
rip sawyer, twenty laborers Steady |
work. Transportation furnished
FLORENCE PUMP C LUMBER CO.,
Memphis. Tenn. 13-6t&w2t
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Mr.. A. w. Brant has returned from
Chicago.
Mrs. Oliver H. Shields will spend
the winter in Nashville.
Dave Bogatzky, of Nashville, was IN
Columbia Saturday and Sunday.
Fred Jarman, of Nashville, spent
Sunday with friends in Columbia.
Miss Mary McFerrin, of Columbus
Ca, is the guest of Mrs. Q. H. Shields.
Miss Louise Mcclellan is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Will Ham, in Mt.
Pleasant
Mr.. E. NJ. Cheatham, OF Chaplin,
KY, is visiting friends in the city for
a few days.
Mrs. Proctor Polk and little daugh-
ter have returned to Nashville, after
a visit to Mrs. Knox Fleming.
C. z. McEwen has returned from
Red Boiling Springs where he assist
ed in running the hotel this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kellar of Jackson are
visiting Mrs. Kellar's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. ]. Moore The little baby of
Mr.. and Mrs. George Williamson was
brought with them.
Mrs. S. F. Hooper, of Springfield, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. C. G. Sims,
in West End.
Mr.. and Mrs A. G. Brandau and
two little sons, of Nashville, spent
Sunday with their sister, Mrs. Neil
George Dooley, of Washington City,
and for the past twelve years con-
nected with the government printing
office, is in Columbia mingling with
old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Nelson Jones
left Wednesday for West Tennessee
to visit her brother, w. H. Gardener
at Union City and James Jones at
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Lowe, of Mem
phis, are with DR.. and Mrs. Eugene |
Ragsdale at Williamsport, having been
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FARM LANDS

| have for sale Ais acres seven
miles from Columbia and four miles
from Mt Pleasant; 200 acres four
miles from Columbia; 100 acres seven
miles from Columbia; &C acres FIVE
miles from Columbia; 1856 acres two
miles from Columbia; $50 acres
twelve miles from Columbia: 1O4
acres four miles from Columbia; 60
acres one mile from Columbia; SO
acres four miles from Columbia. Call
at my office in Brown Block. Let me
show you. s. q THOMAS
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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-10-16
Students Club Meeting.

The first meeting of the Students
Club for the season was held Saturday
morning with Miss Mary Carpenter
the attendance being large despite the
dreary weather. Miss Decker read
the first paper of the meeting en-
French History up to the time of
Louis XIV" The subject was fully
and ably handled. Miss Williams fol-
lowed on a skillful discussion of
French architecture, especially noting
the cathedrals. The club adjourned
to meet with Mrs. W. D. Hastings on
October oath.