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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
waY BUSINESS MEN FAIL.


Statistics OF business ia the United
states prove that 90 per cent. OF she
men who embark in trade turn ont fail
Not all OF these unsuccessful men
but they are in effect. Their establish.
ments go 90 pieces. or pass into other
hands. Men who DO not make both
ends meet are failures.
Only 8 per cent of American mer-
chants stand the test Whyg
The following questions were put 20
eight OF this country foremost bust
ness men-merchants. manufacturers.
tenn.
Why DO % ner cent 90 American
business men iaI short OF successe
DO The causes lie in outside condi-
uous. or IN themselves
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04

Fish hooks have not materially
changed fin style i'm 1000 years.
England consumes almost two
pounds OF tobacco for each inhabitant?
In China the children share equal
ly In the property when the parents
die,
Amsterdam and Antwerp have the
best health records of European
cities2
The salvation Army has factory
whore &C. makes AN its musical instru-
meuts2
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
How She Did It

a young lady said 10 her beau:
This is leap year. as you neau;
Therefore. ! guess.
II you'll say yes
Straight 20 the parson Wen geau."
Chicago Daily News.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
On the Glorious
Fourth
By MAUD WALKER
E%EEE<EE%REEREz$Ez&EN

WITH many hrecrackers I'm his hand.
W Some matches In his pocket.
4 Hip. hip. hurraht" on his tongue.
And one immense skyrocket
Thus little Billy wandered forth
Most joyousiy to try
TO celebrate in the right way
tn Glorious Fourth OF July.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
Kni9bts Of Rptbias,
MA. s. A, E. A, A. A.
N. A., S. A, E. A., A. AND A

q =. !. !. q. . ! !. : .
Hg This organization is one OF the powerful
of aiurs
~ = N dcton all of the cities and
n G1Ee required new lodge The
Founded Friendship
find anorde
upport
O for
ebadge cosing is thu
regala
applva a ther aim hce
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
kzsxCls1s sG7
THE ONE DAY.

Sizz. Boom, Bang,
You can't get away.
So YOU may az well stay
To the big show.
IL will positively appear
But once this year
Promptly az midnight
The red light
Begins 90 burn
And no one dares turn
10 low
Until the last hrecracker has been ex-
plOded
Hark. children the day is loaded.
And youu know 10 when you see il
Unless your ear muffs NJ
Pretty quick
10 is the reflex action Of the big stick.
The only and original grand aggrega-
tion OF noise.
Come and bring your BOYS.
ExC S.S ~ 60
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
AN EXPLANATION.

Why is Fourth OF July anyhow.
Eddie?"
Why - er - you see - Christopher
Columbus or George Washington dis
covered it in 1892. an so we don't
have no school on that day"
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
DO YOU KNOW THAT:

A mole will starve to death in a
day?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04
MRS. 10 SIZE 4. GRAHAM
VTginia's Most Success
full Hair Culturist.
-. .PARLoRs.
iOo Z. Leigh St, Richmond.
Phone, 1894.
Private Parioss. Confidential Ext.r.
views and Correspondence.

The largest aud most un-to-a.,.
Hair Dressing ParIors In Rjcb n,onS
The very best preparations thai 90.
be made for the hair. scaln &C.
and skin.
Graham's Superior Scalp Food for
growing hair on bald heads ana
Dare temples, S5cts. per lar. ar
mail, 35cts.
Sraham's Superior Orange Flowar
Skin 70 for developing and beapt,
lying the skin, 25cts a jar. By mai
Graham's Superior Velvet Iaou,a
fowder for giving the face a bean
1IuI tair color, % cents a bottle.
BY mail 35cts
Graham's Vegetable Hair DYE IN.
pest on market giving a rich natural
eoi3r' SI.OO per bottle By mai
Mrs. Graham makes a speciality NJ
nassaging arr identifying ladies
races Tor parLes and public Ratner-
ings. 3 cents.
Mrs. Graham s1ampoos the head
ana puts It in a healthy condition.
All ladies who attend parties ana
other social gatherings should havs
thelr hnger nails manicure.i ana
made beautiful. 25 cents.
MIS-. Graham's preparations aell
az sight Ladies living In other CT
Ties and towns can make good mon
ey by selling these preparations
Write for terms to Mrs. J. A. 9rS-
nam, No. los z. Leigh St, Rice
mond, Va.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04

The gray buzzard is the heaviest
bird that flies?
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04

No one is defeated until he gives
up.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04

Industry is a better friend than Ia
ent
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04

The short cut TO happiness is good
ness.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04

A man of sense talks little and lis
tens much
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04

Without exception. the answers in
dictate that business failure does not
come from lack of markets There is
business enough. Success Is possible
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04

The following questions were put 70
eight or this country s. foremost bust
ness men-merchants. manufacturers.
oankers-in The April issue of Sys.
tenn.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04

Is competition too strong 20 Doe over
Gomez
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04

Statistics OF business ia the United
states prove that 90 per cent. OF 81,
men who embark ia trade turn out fail
ures.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04

only 8 per cent of American mer-
chants stand the test Whyg
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1908-07-04

Why DO 80 ner cent 90 American
business men iau short OF successe
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24

ard College. Birmingham, it being a
had the pleasure of hearing him in
his address He very ably brought
out the rapid progress and growth
in science, politics, education and
religion. | very much enjoyed his
comparisons and lining up the last
fifty-eight years. but most Of all did
eagerly note the spiritual growth
Ton which was his text. We could
but admire the forcibles manner in
which he SO kindly urged the parents
to educate first the hearts of their
children for Christ, for in all the ad-
yancing race OF man He is still our
leader, chief and friend. Christ ac-
cepts the truth of grace, but COM
mends the growth of faith, so let our
faith flourish with good work and let
our love increase into zeal, remem-
bering where there is more growth
the more will God love us. There
odist circles than growth in grace,
and yet ! am afraid most OF US have
no clear idea of what it means. We
love feasts and class-meetings, Il am
growing in grace when the brother
using it means simply that he is feel
ing good Grace means. literally.
favor, and to grow in grace is to grow
IN the favor of God. Can we not.
as Christians, make new VOWS to
work more faithfully for spiritual
growth and pay the vow to love God.
to love our neighbors? Then pay 1t
all the time. pay it all the way, pay
n as best we can, and trust God.
Then the home religion will be worth
living and our own weaknesses be
strengthened and there viii be spir-
itual light in our homes.
Aunt Betsy"
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24

The city hail is TO receive a copi-
Gus application OF fresh paint and
terror of the entire building l. TO
be redeeorated. the walls being kali
somined and the wood work freshly
vanished. Messrs- Norwood 4 lag
lett, who have the contract. began
work on the court room Tuesday. and
will go over every part OF the build
ing. including the apartment oeeu-
pied by the postonace. When the
building was erected several years
ago the walls were given only a rough
finish. and the need for the work
which Is nov in progress has been
apparent for some time.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24

i The new State High School at YER
non is gradually filling up. Splendid
work is being done by Profs, Gates
and Harris. Prof. Gates is a Ten
nessean of many years experience, a
graduate of the Peabody College, a
student of Harvard University, and
! has been principal of a number of
high schools The school will be
installed with its new furniture, and
soon complete apparatus will be
ready for regular college work, as
good as can be had anywhere. It
would be to your interest to put your
girl or boy there, for board is cheap,
classes representing freshman, sopoh-
omore and junior years are being
taught Pupils will not be gradu-
ated unless they have spent one
years work in the school
Hon. Walter Nesmith went to Mill
port Thursday Mr.. Nesmith has re-
Gently had his left eye taken out,
but seems to be getting along nicely
now. This will be good news to his
many friends throughout East Missis-
sippi and West Alabama.
Mr.. W. F. CIardy, OF Kennedy, has
spent a few days recently in Vernon
writing applications for life insurance
in the State Life Insurance Company
of Indianapolis. Ind. Mr.. Clardy is
successful underwater in insur-
ance circles, and as he is representing
such a good company we wish for
him unbounded success.
We had the very great pleasure
Thursday of howdying with our good
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24

We have i've beautiful building
lots in North Columbus which we
can offer at q bargain They are the
east half OF n nne resident section
square. and are standard lots in size.
with beautiful eastern exposure
The five viii soon come in and wtn
sell for fancy hgNes. and for that
reason the lot can be bought cheap.
II you want a good investment wtleh
will bring you handsome returns.
here is your opportunity
We have also fun square OF High
land property, with good house
thereon. which we viii sacrifice eaeap
for a quick sale. II Interested ~e
viii be glad 10 furnish you fnn par
ticuiars- Write. wire. phone or eau
at the Maer Realty Company.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24
MiIiport Dots.

We enjoyed a nice, soft rain last
Sunday, after which it turned much
cooler, and we hope will remain so.
There is but little sickness in our
town just now.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs.
Dun Odom is very much better, we
are glad TO note.
Our town is all aglow with antici-
pations of much pleasure during the
Christmas holidays, SO near at hand,
when preparations will be made for a
Christmas tree. which Prof. Finch
has already announced that they can
have in the college. The writer, be-
ing too old now to take an active
part, as she has always done on such
occasions, wishes for them real nice
time. remembering it is Christss BIRTH
day, and let the Christmas spirit per
wade every heart and send them out
on the same errands as did Christ,
and OF which the Christmas tree is
a lesson. showing kindness, gentle
ness, forgiveness and love for each
and every one.
New goods are coming into our
stores and business is at high tide.
We. are indeed glad to have Mr.. Fl.
L. Bailey come up to live among us
again. He is so jolly and nice He
always brings sunshine in the home.
Misses Lucille Richards and Win
ME Hodo are expected home tonight
to spend the holidays with loved ones
We, were glad to meet Miss Ethel
Hodo. She tells US that her school
has increased greatly. She has solic-
tied the assistance OF Miss Marie
White for the next two months.
Miss Vesta Gunter Of Piekens, a
niece of Mrs. ]. B. Hodo, where she
is boarding and going to school, is
invited to spend the week of holidays
in town, and not go home. She is a
great favorite in town and most de-
servedly so.
We were delighted to meet Mrs.
Faulkner of Melbourne, who is visit
Ing her parents and sister, Mrs. Fran
ces Varnum, whom we all admire so
very much.
We were glad to see Mr.. and Mrs.
Try Miller, who dined with Dr.. and
Mrs. A. X. Collins Sunday.
To Mrs. Elbert Joyner and Mrs.
Nettie Joyner, OF Magee, wish you
both a merry Christmas. and will
promise through The Dispatch to
comply with your request.
We had with US last Sunday Mr.
d. Montague, president of the How
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24

| friend, Mr. Joe A. Odom, of Mfllport
who was en- rolte to Vernon. Mr.
Odom is one of the district trustees
of public schools OF the Rush public
school district, and as an official has
ali the necessary courage needed tc
say yes or no when called upon for
decision concerning the duties OF
his Office, and this is one among
many reasons Why we admire Mr..
Odom SO much as a citizen and an
ofscial.
District Trustee J. r. Collins OF
Millport, Route No. 2, began plying
the painters brush last Thursday to
the exterior of our new State school
building in the Ayres district, and
Says that it will take about eight
days to put on the finishing touches
When finished this will be one of
the incest school buildings in Lamar
county.
Prof Wflkerson's school was yis-
tied last Friday by the following
named prominent young people from
Millport. Messrs. Dewitt Sheltons
Dock Godfrey. Bolton Graham, Har-
land Graham, Albert Graham, Willie
Cash. Adam Quin, Grover Graham,
Claude Rowland, Walter Collins and
Perry Graham. Also Misses Mabel
Graham, Dena Burgin, Mercia Jack
SON and ida Graham. The school is
expecting 10 entertain their friends
on Tuesday before. Christmas with
declamatisns and dialogues, and q
large crowd of visitors is. expected
te be present.
$ r. Last week the little child of Col.
johnson died OF pneumonia.
Mrs. Martha Harrisonr suicided by
hanging herself near here last Sat-
-ur1ay night. Have snotAlearned the
particulars. 49,
, -. Warwick"
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24

and of his countless friends of Gale
donia and community, who wish hin
much success in his new field
Miss Winnie Bell Stuart Of Hamil
ton was in Caledonia Friday nigh
attending the concert.
Hon. o. NJ Lawrence spent las
Saturday in Columbus on business.
Mr.. Jim Conn is making glad ths
nome of his SON. Mr. John Conn, o.
Ittawamba county, this week.
| Mr.. William Hoiiingsworth of Cal
houn county is visiting his brother
Mr.. L. T. Hollingsworth.
] Mrs. Ellen PulIen of Oklahoma Ii
| the guest of her sister, Mrs. Walters
Mrs. Bette Stewart and daughter
and Miss Delpha Andrews, Miss Edna
Cockerham, were the guests of Mrs
E. NJ. Jameson last Sunday.
Mr.. Otis Cain and one of Caledon-
las rose buds were out wriving last
, Sunday evening.
Mr.. L. t. Hollingsworth has moved
into his new home in Caledonia. We
bid him a hearty welcome. He is
one of our successful farmers. ssds
New Salem church, which has been
so long with her banner trailing in
the dust without a pastor, has secur7
ed the services of Bro. Nelson for
the coming year, and hopes to2 begin
in January TO have preaching on the
regular. old time schedule, the third
Sundays and Saturdays In the m oath.
Many hearts will be glad to learn of
this news, and it is to be hoped they
will go to work with renewed zeal
in the Masters vineyard. With Bro.
Nelson TO lead as pastor of the local
church, Bro. Chesley Caldwell as SUI
perintendent of the Sunday school,
and such good teachers for the pub
lie school as Mrs. Carl Dowtfle and
Mrs. SalTie Mason, We can look for
ward to better times for the year
1909. We would not forget TO men
ton the Women's s Missionary Society,
which expects to meet at the home
of Mrs. John West two evenings in
each month, namely, Friday evening
before each second and fourth Sum
day in the month, at three O'Clock.
The society will be glad TO welcome
any Christian workers to meet with
them and help them.
Mr.. Editor, we will have to cut our
department short this week, as news
is sorter like the old hens teeth in
this part of the moral vineyard.
Everybody is busy preparing for
Christmas. Come out, friend Maer,
and spend Christmas with us. We
will have turkey, spare ribs and back
bone and pumpkin pie. We wish the
Dispatch and its numerous readers a
merry Christmas and happy new
year. Emmett J.'
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24

We have the following offerings
this morning for the bargain hunter
in realty:
A five room cottage on a lot 45 by
165 feet. within two blocks of the
Gi1mer Hotel. A great bargain is
offered here. Price 100000.
We have a desirable FIVE room
house on South Fourth street in a
good neighborhood, convenient to the
M. & o. depot and the oil mills, and
the manufacturing plants OF that sec
ton. Price $3250.00.
A five-room house on Tabb's Hill,
with a large outlying lot. This prop
erty can be boughtcheap, as the own
er is anxious to sell, having moved
away from Columbus Price upon
application.
T We have a desirable building lot
in North Columbus, 82h feet front
} by 165 feet in depth, corner, and
with fine southern exposure Can
be bought for $1e50.e0. and viii
make reasonable terms The very
lot for the man looking for a fine site
to build on. Only four blocks OF
Franklin Academy. -
The handsome A. J. Smith home
on South Fourth street, two stories
and all conveniences. Hoase is new
with every modern comfort, and it Is
in a. fine neighborhood. The owner.
having moved to Montgomery, will
sacrifice for a quick sale.
A desirable cottage In North Co
lumbus. in a good neighborhood, and
.an be bought cheap. It has six
rooms. and can be bought cheap.
Beautiful home in North Colum-
bus; contains six lots and has every
Improvement: surrounded by large
trees, beautiful shade, etc. A bar
gain In a valuable piece OF property
We have a desirable cottage on
North Seventh street, close to Frank
lin Academy and the car line, which
we will sacrifice. There Is q thou
sand dollar mortgage On the same.
and 1t can be continued a. long as
the purchaser likes ut eight per cent.
Twenty-Five hundred dollars gets this
property.
4 valuable piece OF property, close
to the Barrow Memorial School;
contains q good house. and the lot is
especially fine. It In . bargain, m 1t
has to be sold. A good Investment
Two cottages in . NE neighbor-
hood for renting can be bought for
$2500.o0 IL taken at onc& Thsy
rent for $27.5o . month. and the ten
ants are good pay. and have occu-
pied the same for years. This prop
erty nets about twelve per cent On
the investment; it is no trouble. and
1t Is dirt cheap.
The ]. B. Oakley cottage, within
one block of the car line and three
blocks of Franklin Academy, Is offer
ed at a bargain. Good neighbor-
hood, corner lot, beautiful shade, etc.
A great bargain offered IL sold at
once.
We have. in addition to the above.
quite a number OF valuable building
lots ranging in value from $500 TO
$4,000. and we will be glad TO quote
you the entire list, provided you are
In the market for q lot.
We can arrange time and terms
upon any Of the above property and
make the terms especially easy and
liberal. Now Is the time 60 purchase.
See us-write or inquire for full
particulars.
MAER REALTY COMPANY,
Columbus Miss
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24

Mr.. Harry T. Bel of MempAis And
Mr. Harrlson Johnston. Dr.. ~ kAnsas
ciy. are among the for@~r colun-
bians Who win be welcomed Tor The
holidays. Other visitors ~xp~esea are
Mr.. Norman Lnceln. Mr. Atw~ll I-in-
coin and Mr. c. L raneolA. Jr. q
ST Louis. Who eons sAls afsernoOa-
This morning large nnme~r 90
college girls ~ili o~ hcme wara- -Douna
with light hearts eager for pleasure
and haillng It's ade~nt The nrst
departures are sShstuied Ter ten
o'clock-
ON account OF re prvss sf cArist-
mas duties. tIer~ ~zas 70 ze~tsng o.
the Reading Circle last 4SAtar4aF-
Mrs, Franklin w1is' . ne circles hos
fess on The aftsrne~n 81 sAr t~~Ggs-
sixth. Fl
Prof. stevens. spperipts1csrt %
the Alfalfa Ala Rablc scAo0lA j.
in the city for the uArrlars.aaf Ms
Moody 10 The Rev. Thss. IA MeDnI
OF Georgia. which ~ln e~ sole2nils-a
this morning.
Miss Netue Harrtsor and Ms sus
Foote leave tomoTro~ fer w~sS Polnt
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24

We have q small amount OF Erst
mortgage six Per cent bonds OF the
Columbus Railway. Light q Power
Company for sale AZ par plus accrued
dividend. A safe investment. bearing
interest NJ six per cent interest
Haer Realty Company.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24


State q Nississipr8.
ComntE 0f Lomn3sS
hN virtue ot tGe E1&er vested IN
me as trustee in q certaln de~a 81
trust. made and delivered or tke sth
day % April. IsQS. ~ VILLAS Cohen
and his wtfe. N Coh@1. 60 ~ecare ~
payment TO j. n. Stewart uf ewrtnln
tnceotedress thereln mTmGhone~a. pee
crd of Which deed - trust H. mAte A.
the once of the eeAn~eEv xAerk or
said county An1 State IA p%sed noos
No 80. page tts. az ths rNQaes4 e.
the owner and holder ca said ta6eo<-
edness. ! witl sell Co thw MiGAows nGa-
der for cash az pnhlEc Amsxhon. wMnfn
legal hoars. IN front 80 tne ecmrf-
house door In the effy % ColeEtsls
on the 3Sth tay az Jaauarv. isos. tkr
Following property. to-~its k-zz4 A4tr
or southwest quarter c< m~cfhcu sAtrey
three CS11. township smYnm&mwm e1@1.
range ntneseen f1s1. wSsE
The title 20 tie above r~cnertv -
heved % oe good. o1k I wiii ee1wey
only such title 50 xested i1 ne a.
trustee under said 6e@d cf trnss
j. . Enh~re@mmu Xrasasaa
Miss. De- II. ls0x
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24
Chat of People and Eosats

With days fairly tiyins by. because
of the many things 10 b done before
the eventful Christmas eve. there IS
the promise OF pleasures TO come.
rather than our actual grasp OF them.
and until gifts, be-rihboned with gay
colors and bearing glad wishes. are
sent TO friends. near and far. the
time for merEy-making is difhenlt
TO find. However. the week already
claims noteworthy occasions to pre-
cede or follow the joys OF Christmas.
In compliment TO her aunt. Mrs. Cor
nelia Benoit, Mrs Harrison Sykes
will entertain at a beautiful lunch
#eon today This afternoon and even
Daughters viii shave charge OF the
Vaudette Theaters and artistic pIct-
ures suggestive Of the season viii be
enjoyed in connection with the an
naal pound party, always a happy
charity OF the holidays On Saturday
evening Mr.. and Mrs Burton Lincoln
will entertain informally AT cards in
honor of Mr.-and- Mrs. Norman Lin
coin OF st. LOUIS
On Saturday, al the residence %
Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh 5. Hairston. a
charming musical afternoon Was siy-
en- blythe pupils nt.Aiss Marie Louise
-MeQuistQn- a. program of. eiEhteen
numbers MAS pressntsd In this Chri<s-
mas class lesson. as il was termed.
and lis delightful rendition became
tribute. alike 10 ,.teachsr and stu
dents An unusual feature OF the
recital, brought original melodies By
three little musicsSps. Miss Helen
Swanson, Miss .kather'n ne Maer and
Miss Alice Wilkinson. Nho in their
playing, as Well as in the skin OF
their compositions. manifested talent
whose development viii be Watched
with interest.
Mr. and Mrs. Petrie Hamilton and
little son will leave this morning for
Jackson 10 spend the Christmas tide.
architect of the college. will return
after a brief vacation TO direct the
finishing touches on the new build
ings. Mrs. Hamilton will probably
go TO st. Louis TO visit her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Park Branham.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24

One hundred and sixty acres. I've
miles from Columbus
Sixty acres, five miles from Co
lumbus.
lumbus-
Good. red. clay land. well located.
Churches. schools. r =. D. and good
roads. Write haer Realty Co. II
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24

T. g T. be~lds. eAsh.@r of sh~ EAnE
OF Crawford. ~ Crawfo-a. Ms. d.
hereey eertify that tee for-rstzr l.
a trse. fan and exact statem~ur sr
the assets and liabilities g. saae bauk
on the d@y and eate nana~d th~r~1u.
as sho~E ~ the books cf sam~
q. l. ncwI1s. Casklsr-
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24

Mr.. and Mrs c. L Gentsch. OF
Meridian, and hr. Horace Gentsch
are expected to arrive in the city on
Thursday 10 spend the Christmas
with Mrs. Gentseh's parents
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24

Three valuable lots. wen located
growing In value daily. Price s71oe.
Haer Realty Company.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24

Examined and fouEa rorreet.
4. >. SmitA. An9Gtor.
This Dee :. lsoS-
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24

Handkerchiefs and ties special At
Kaufman's.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24

Beautiful waist specials at Kauf-
man Brothers.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24

Miss Ruth Halrston IS hoas fsaru
Macon. wherV she ~eur tor tke shes
ton-poWns weddings
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-12-24

Coffes Rcastsrs-Candy Manufacturers
Grocery Johbers-SpIce Miilers