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will be held here Thursday.

will be held here Thursday, July S.
The meeting Is to be addressed by
Joseph Ewing OF Ohio on the subject
of Alfalfa Growing in the South" The
object of the meeting Is to form an
organization to encourage the growing
of grain and the breeding of live stock
in that section of the south infested by
the boil weevil and other cotton pests.
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Killed In Gravel Pit.

Fort Worth, Texas, July 6-Arthur
Nicholson and Lewis Stripping of North
Fort Worth were crushed to death today
by a cavern of a bank of gravel pit
The other workmen were at dinner when
the cavern occurred and found the bod
les when they returned to work
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Bio Causeway To Be Built.

Galveston, Tex, July 6.-Announcement
is made today that Galveston county has
let contracts for the construction for a
causeway connecting Galveston Island
and mainland of Texas in a permanent
structure 1852 feet in length. This work
is regarded of equal Importance to that
of the sea wall and will cost S1,232 600.
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MARCO TERRACE
VICTORIA INN
AshevllIe

AsheviIIe's Most Attractive Hotels.
Entirely modern. Acres of beautifully
shaded lawns commanding fine views.
Only city water used; absolutely pure.
Popular amusements. Orchestra. Excel
lent CUISINE Rates moderate.
p. H. BRANCH, Proprietor.
-12t-we- frf-su
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NEGRO Boy browns.

Tuscumbia, July Especial. )-Will
Cagee, 16-year-old negro boy. was
drowned yesterday afternoon in the
creek near the Southern trestle while
swimming with some other boys. The
body was recovered.
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Hotel Lamine, 81 miles from Chatta-
nooga; altitude 1850 feet; Look out,
Sand and Fox mountains affording I'M
surpassed climate, scenery and noun
tain climbing. All rooms open on broad
piazzas; abundance of fruit, vegeta-
bles and dairy products from our farm.
Springs famous for medicinal proper
ties. Rates $1,000 and up per week.
Queen and Crescent Route. Address
VIM. G. MORGAN, Manager,
E-40-su-we-tf Sulphur Springs, Ala.
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Teachers Want Licenses.

Tuscumbia, July Especially THE
regular July examination of teachers
is being held by the county board of
education. Forty-one applicants are
taking the examination. rs white and
16 colored.
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MIhe Inn.v

1.-THE Inn," st. Clair Springs, Ala. Mod
ern, screened. hot and cold baths, fare
superior. Red, black, white sulphur and
lthia waters. An unsurpassed health re-
sort Address Gates & Foster, Managers.
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Big Meeting of Farmers.

Memphis, July "a special meeting
of farmers planters and land owners
of Arkansas, Mississippi, Tennessee.
Alabama, Georgia, Louisiana and Texas
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AN INFORMAL MUSICALE.

Mrs. C. j. Smith was the hostess at one
of the most pleasant of the informal sum-
mer parties when she entertained about rs
of her friends at a musicale Monday even
ing. Musical numbers given by some of
Birmingham's best talent made the &C.
casion one of rare pleasure. Selections
were given by Miss lila Nunnally, Miss
Ruby Munger, Miss Annie Moore. Mr.. J..
B. Luclie and Mrs. Laura Dayids, who
was the accompanist.
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WANTED

Boarders in the mountains of North Car
DINA; Is minutes trolley schedule to
Asheville Fine elevation. overlooking
Valley of the Swannanoa pure water,
large rooms and grounds; bath, tele-
phone. Rates reasonable. Far particu-
lars, address SAGE HILL.
Box 407 Fillmore, N. C.
7-6-3t-tu-w ed-fr
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ATLANTIC CITY. N. J.

The Greatest Resort in the World
Is an ideal spot to spend the summer va
cation. This seaside metropolis offers
every. diversion and every comfort known
to seashore life
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ANNoUNcEM ENTs.

ANNOUNCEMENTS.
The event of this evening is the Kappa
Alpha cotillon to be danced at the Coun-
try club.
At the home of the brides mother. Mrs.
Mary ]. Freeman in Woodlawn, will be
celebrated today the marriage of Miss
Annie Lucille Freeman to Mr.. Frank T.
Morgan.
The board of directors of the Girls In
dustrial home will meet this morning at
the home.
The wedding of Mr.. Burlen Robert
Starnes of Birmingham and Miss Sanford
of Montgomery will take place in that
city.
The concert committee, wishing to send
in a final report to the treasurer of the
St. Mary's Kindergarten association, re-
quests all the patronesses for the concert
who have not as yet sent money for their
tickets to please mall check to Mrs. j.
Norman Brooks, POPS Avenue j.
Picnic in Fairyland," an operetta will
be given by Mrs. Moss music class at
city hail. Woodlawn, Ala, Friday, July g.
at 8 o'clock, p. m. for the benefit Of the
new Methodist Episcopal church, south
Everybody is cordially invited to be pres
ent,
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Half Block from Herald So"
HO TEL C0LLNGWOOD
West 35th ST, New York City

On the block Between Fifth Avenue
and Broadway.
Offers select accommodations to dis
eliminating people.
Absolutely Fireproof, and affords
every facility for the comfort of guests
Situated in the very heart of the CITY,
in q very quiet neighbour God, conven-
lent to all surface, subway, and ele-
waited railway lines, and in the midst
of the sh hopping and theatre district
Rooms with Bath 81 and Up.
Special rates for summer months
Restaurant la Carte.
SETH H. MOSELEY,
Formerly of New Haven House. New
Haven, Conn.
3-24-37t-we-sa
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HOTEL STRAND

Always open. Capacity 200. On the
ocean front, new throughout, with ev-
cry appointment. Fresh and sea water
baths. Single and en- suite. Golf, driv-
ing, garage. Booklet and rates on ap-
plication. F, B. OFF, Manager.
$ II. C. EDWARDS, Asst. Mgr.
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Bluff Park Hotel


with
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HOUSE PARTY.

HOUSE PAHTY.
A jolly party Of young people are en-
joying a house party at Cooks Springs.
The party consists of Messrs. Il. P. Tuck
er, G. H. Strange. Misses Lera, Tullie
Strange. Jessie. Hattie Vann and the
Misses Stewart of Jacksonville, Ala, who
are spending several weeks with the
Misses vann. Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Smith
are chaperones.
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HOTEL DENNIS

Situated directly on the ocean front,
surrounded by it's own spacious lawn,
which Joins the beach and boardwalk.
Most literally appointed and literally
conducted hotel on the New Jersey Coast,
WALTER J. BuZBY.
6-26-St-sa-we
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ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
GALEN HALL
HOTEL AND sANAToRIuM

HOTEL AND SANATORIUM.
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.
With it's elegant comfort, its superior Ia
BILE and Service and Curative and Tonic
Baths, with trained attendance, is an ideal
place for long or a short stay.
E. L. YOUNG. Gen'l Manager.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fowlkes plan to
leave Birmingham Sunday for trip of
several weeks to Atlantic City and other
eastern points.
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| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Fowlkes plan to
leave Birmingham Sunday for trip of
several weeks to Atlantic City and other
| eastern points.
| Mr. and Mrs. e. J. Snow and Mrs.
Edna Snow Brown will leave today for
Point Clear to spend several weeks at the
| hotel.
| Among the Birmingham folk leaving
| town today will be Mrs. H. B. Whee-
| lock and Miss Mabel Wheelock who will
| sail from Savannah to New York city.
| They will be Joined in Savannah by Miss
Ella Phillips who will be a member of
their summer party. A month will be
passed at South Jamesport, L. l., after
which they will return to New York for
time. They will not be home until
the late summer or early fall.
Miss Estelle Meyer and Miss Ella Har-
grove sayre of Montgomery, who are
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Meyer at
| the Margaret. will return to their homes
| the latter part of the week. They are
among the most attractive of the summer
visitors. Miss Sayre's mourning has pre-
vented any. formal entertaining but many
charming attentions have been shown to
them during their stay.
Miss lila Nunnally left yesterday after
noon for her home in Ashvlle to spend
two months.
Miss Matte. McDavid of Florence has
returned to her home after visit to
Mrs. Robert McDavid and Mrs. Ned Rich
ardson McDavid.
Miss Edith Thompson, Miss Virginia
McDavid and Miss Leila Smith are at a
house party at the Thompson country
home in Rutherford.
James Gillespy. II. 8. Smith, Jr., and
Julian Smith are guests at the house
party at the Green country home near
Talladega.
Mrs. s. d. Green will spent the month of
August at her summer home near Tai
ladega- Mrs. Robert Terrell is chaperon-
ing the party of young people there
now.
Nelson Snow is member of house
party in Autaugavills.
Miss Margaret Barker has gone to Mont
gornery to visit relatives. Later she
will visit in Autaugaville.
DR.. J. D. Dabney Is in vicksburg, Miss,
ON business trip.
Miss Virginia White has returned from
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PERSONAL MENTION.

PERSONAL MENTION.
In the Birmingham colony this sum
mer at Coburg, Canada, will be Mrs. A
H. woodward and Mr.. and Mrs. John A
Levert. Mr.. and Mrs. woodward ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Levert will leave sunda!
for Coburg.
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GRAND
ATLANTIC
HOTEL
On the beach and Virginia avenue,
close to bathing, piers and all attractions
The leading family and transient hotel in
ATLANTIC CITY,
N. J.
Capacity, 900 guests. All rooms have
from two to six windows; $50 rooms have
hot and cold sea water baths, also public
hot and cold sea water baths. Hotel has
entire open surroundings, large verandas,
exquisite music. The table is supplied
daily from our own farms and diaries.
A special rate of $12.50 per week up; 81 90
daily up, American plan; $1.5o daily Eu-
ropean plan. Write for booklet. Coach
meets all trains. Charles E. Cope.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Snow and Mrs.
Edna Snow Brown will leave today for
Point Clear to spend several weeks at the
hotel
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The board of directors of the Girls In
dustrial home will meet this morning a
the home.
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DlSTILLER GETS
PRISON TERM
]. n. BUckNER, OF KNOXVILLE,
CONVICTED OF ATTEMPTING
TO BRIBE OFFICER.

NASHVILLE, Tenn, July 15.-For
the first time in dozen years a
wealthy distller in Tennessee has
been sentenced by the Federal Court
to a term in the penitentiary A tel
egram from Knoxville says that ]. H.
Buckner, owner of the Buckner Dis
tillery, near Knoxville, had been SEN
fenced to eighteen months in the Fed
eral prison in Atlanta for attempting
to bride revenue officer.
This case has aroused much inter
est over the State because of the
prominence of the defendant, the un.
usual means employed in obtaining
the testimony in the case, and from
the fact that the case-of the kind that
has usually been compromised by the
Government before reaching court
got into court.
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OVER THE COUNTY. !
Sse9sGG2 esa& esGaScseSSS

Miss Bounita Boyd. OF Decatur, ILL.,
is visiting Miss Ruth Galloway at
Glendale.
Miss Mary Dale Craig of Williams
aort left Tuesday for a months stay
in North Carolina.
Cabinet Photos s1O0 dozen at
YOUNG'S. 5-tf
Mrs. John Jamison is visiting rela'
tives at Carriers Creek.
Miss Sarah Hughes of Mt. Pleasant
is visiting relatives in Birmingham.
Mrs. J. W. Helme OF Sparta, Okla,
is visiting relatives at her old home
in Santa Fe.
Mrs. James Nichols and children of
Obion are visiting the family of DR..
Walker at Santa Fe.
C. A. Mcknight of Beaumont, Tex,
is visiting his brother, R. s. Nc
knight, at Santa Fe.
Leslie Woodland of Santa Fe has &C
cepted a position with the Tennessee
Packing Company in Nashville.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. n. Jaggers and lit
tie son, of Hampshire, will leave next
week for a visit to California and
Texas.
George w. Killebrew, of Mt Pleas
ant, has returned from New York.
Mrs. Wash Long is visiting Mrs.
Cranberry Jackson in Mt. Pleasant.
Dudley West, of Glendale, has gone
TO Oklahoma on a prospecting tour.
Albert Mitchell colored, was lodged
in Jail Saturday on lunacy charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Irvine, of
Union City, are with relatives at
Groveland.
Mrs. Hugh Foster of Union Springs,
Ala. is visiting her mother, Mrs.
Susan CRANBERRY at Ashwood.
Mrs. Johns Long, of Florence, Ala,
has returned from a stay Of several
weeks at Dawson Springs. Kentucky,
ana Is NIsllluS lCidtlNCo at hAI. iN"'
ant.
Miss Virginia Ricketts, has returned
to her home in Mt. Pleasant from
Lawrenceburg, where she was the
guest of Miss Mary Lincoln, who en-.
tertained at a delightful dance in her
honor during her visit.
DR.. A. S. page and family are spend
ing the summer at the Columbia Mill
tary Academy.
Miss Kittie McLemore, of Frank
lin is visiting Mrs. Ellie McLemore at
Spring Hill.
Miss Sarah Hughes, OF Mt. Pleas
SAINT, has returned from a visit to re-
latives in Birmingham, Ala.
Charlie Crawford, who has been
visiting relatives in Maury has re-
turned to his home in Little Rock.
Ark
Mrs. Graham, of st. Joseph, Mo-,
formerly Miss Yeatman, OF Nashville
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AROUND TOWN.
seSesasSsSoes aesesesso

For all kinds of Automobiles see
AADDIN VOSS or WILLIAM BUCH.
NAU. Columbia, Tenn. 1S-tf
VI hat did he say? He said he was
very sorry.
DR.. E. A. Timmons has commenced
the erection of a cottage on his lot
on North Garden street.
Miss Ophelia Odell will leave soon
for Glen Iris, Birmingham, to teach.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hanna, of Greensboro,
Ala, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Tate
Jenkins at Mt. Pleasant.
Miss Leonora Zelna, of Thompson
Station, is visiting Miss Scottie Har-
olson at Carter's Creek.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Anderson are
keeping house on South Main street.
Lafayette Chapter, Royal Arch Ma
sons, will hold a stated meeting to.
night.
TAKEN UP-Cow and calf. Cow
fresh in milk, color brindle, calf
young. Owner can get same by prov
ing ownership and paying for keep
and advertising bill.-A w. BUNCH,
Spring Hill, Tenn. d&w1t
The Maury County Revenue Board
is in session and is examining the
warrants and accounts.
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Mrs. George Adkisson'

Mrs. Mamie Adkisson, VIE u
George Adkisson, died SATURDAY
ening at her home on SCUM -
street after a long illness, Inc
neral services were conducted d.
residence Sunday afternoon a.
O'Clock by DR.. George Mack anu
A. G. Dinwiddie. Interment loiO'
at Rose Hill. Mrs. Addison N''
estimable christian woman anu
beloved by all who knew her 0D1
survived by her husband and Two
dren, Mrs. Sykes Orman OF CoiuDl
and w. Y. Adkisson of Pulaski
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WILL PROTECT
WOMAN'S NAN
GEORGIA SENATOR PASSES .
PROVIDING PEN SEN ] EN''
FOR SCANDAL MoNeEHS

ATLANTA, Ga. July 10 A'
Tertiary stares scandalmonAe'' "
face now. The Georgi Ynae P'
a bill Wednesday malVfs f. q +
orense to utter any fant or l..,
tory remark about a woman az
fore the woman so defameo "%
recourse except In the cl'' "a u
But the McCurry bill chang rs a.
and will, 1t is believed, put
on scandalous tongues It "~
passed without long debate '''D,
ators believing 1t impairs the -
free speech.
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FRANK G. COOK TO
HAVE AUCTION SALE

Frank G. Cook, the South Main
street furniture dealer, has announced
an auction sale of his entire man.
moth stock of furniture and house
hold furnishing to begin Saturday
morning. Messrs. Raven Bros, the
auctioneers will arrive this afternoon
and have the stock ready to be called
out Saturday morning. Positively
everything in the entire store will be
auctioned, as Mr.. Cook will In one
month remove to Oklahoma City, and
the stock must be closed out by that
time.
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Mrs. Mary E. Penoer.

Columbia relatives received me
news Friday of the -ealA
Sneeds, Fla. of Mrs. Mary l. +.
der. formerly of this count!
funeral and interment will take pa
at Sneeds. Mrs. Pender leaves
following children: Mrs. H. r.
kisson of Columbia, j. B. anu VA
Emma Pender of BigbyyilIe, NICE
E. NJ, W. T., L. s., Nick and p'
Pender of Florida.
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essssssessssssesssss:s
PERSONALS.
aaSOsssseeesessessseses@s

Miss Sarah Cochran is visiting rela-
tiyes at Zion
Miss Katherine Wallace. OF Lewis
burg. is the guest OF Miss Sadie Scott.
Misses Frances Dean and Gladys
Dooley have returned from a delight
fnI visit 10 their cousin, Miss Eliza
beth Lanius of Mt Pleasant.
Miss Flora White has returned
from d visit 10 Gallatin, Tenn
Miss Addie Martin, OF Hartman
Tenn. is visiting Mrs. Frank Nichol-
son.
Little Miss Ruth Amts is visiting
her uncle. Mt. Henry Fulton and
family.
Miss Laura Rose Caruthers, Of West
Point. Miss, is the guest Of Mrs. Horn
on South Main street.
Joe and Douglas Parks, OF Riverside
are visiting their grandmother al
Kedron.
Miss Eugene Algeo has returned to
Carriers Creek after a visit to MIS-
HON on South Main street.
Mr.. and Mrs Gran p. Pratt and
children Saturday afternoon for Caney
Springs. Marshall county, to spend
week.
Mr. G. G. sims left Saturday for
Sparta. Tenn, to spend a week with
his family. who have been visiting
relatives at that place for several
weeks.
Mrs. James Long has returned to
Pulaski.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. R. Scott have re-
turned to Sheffield, Ala.
Mr.. Collie Hackney, an old Column
bia boy. who has been away for more
than twenty years, is visiting MS SIS
ter. Mrs. Simms Latta.
Miss frankie Lpscomb is visiting
Miss Annie Bratton at Shady Grove
Leslie Wright is expected home IN
q few days from Denver, Colorado.
Master Gordon Adkisson has gone
To Bigbyville for two weeks Vislt'
w. n. Bingham and little daughter
Frances. are visiting Mrs. j. NJ. Ad-
kisson.
Mrs. Will Kerr, of Texas, who has
been visiting her relatives here has
gone to Pulaski.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Brooks, OF MI
Pleasant. spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. H. F. Fariss.
Mrs. f. E. Jones and daughter, Miss
Fife. of Como, Miss, are visiting Mr.
and Mrs. J. NJ. Adkisson.
DR.. Jos. T. Meadors, of Nashville
is spending a few days with his Fam
ilv who are with Mrs Meadors' pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Dobbns'
Miss Louise Graham White has re-
turned to Franklin, after visiting rela-
tives in Columbia and Spring Hill.
Miss Catherine Scott has returned
TO Sheffield, Ala
Misses Bessie and Kate Scott are
visiting relatives at Hopewell,
MIR. and Mrs. A. B. Falkner have
returned from a visit to Montgomery
Ala.
Rev. ]. II. PEBBLES, OF Franklin, Is
visiting his daughter, Mrs. VIII Brit
tain.
Miss Kate Sullivan has returned TO
Mt. pleasant, after visit to Miss
Mary Hayes.
Mrs. James L. McGaw, Of Birming'
ham Ala. is visiting her sister, Mrs.
w. q. Britain.
Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Addison have
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returned from a visit TO their mOtHer'
Mrs. Pender, who is quite i'll at the
home of Mrs. Reece at HopeveA
Mrs. Clarence Hobbs and Mrs.
James Redding have returned to Cul-
IIaoka, after short visit TO Columbia
relatives.
Misses Margaret and Emma Fusch,
who have been visiting Nh and Mrs
R. L. Mckinney. have returned to
Nashville.
Mrs. Mary B. fowler Miss Dalss
fowler and Miss Laura Galloway
left Monday for Atlantic City and
Cape May
Mrs. w. l. -,al.leg and two chill
dren. of Huntsy.l- Ala, are visiting
her neither Mrs. r c. Askew, OF saw
dust Valley.
Mr. and Mrs. W R. steele, Of Chat
rarooea. who have been visiting MIR.
and Mrs. R. P. Dodson, returned home
Sunday evening
Ernest McLemore and Leonard
Hughes will return Tuesday from a
weeks stay with Mrs. Ellie McLe'
more at Spring Hill.
Miss Lulie Baxter. of Nashville
who has been spending several days
with friends in the city returned
home Sunday evening
r. C.. Cant is in the city.
G. 7. Hughes has returned from
Napier
Edmund Hughes, OF Mt Pleasant, IS
visiting relatives in the city.
Mrs. F. D. Lander, of Nashville, is
visiting Mrs. Meade Frierson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Smell arrived
Monday from ST. Petersburg, Fla. and
are visiting relatives at Thompson
Station.
Mr.. and Mrs. Branch Satterfeld
have returned from their wedding
trip and are keeping house at 81 West
Seventh street.
Paul Cant, of New York City, is
visiting his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Cant on Embargo street.
Gerald Howard has returned from
South Bethlehem, Pa, where he has
been in attendance at Lehigh Untver-
sity.
Miss Florence Hill is the guest OF
Miss Hattie Lee Jones.
Misses Carrie and Louise Sowell are
visiting relatives near Franklin.
Miss Jessie Evans, of Thompson
Station, is visiting Miss Irene Sowell.
Mrs. Lawrence Guest, of San An
tonic, Texas, is visiting the family OF
Esq R. H. Guest.
Mrs. Clay Ragsdale, who has been
visiting Miss Hattie Lee Jones, has
returned TO Pulaski.
Miss lone Sowell and sister, Mary
T.. are with their grandmother in the
country for few days.
Miss Mary Wilson Frierson will
leave Thursday for Florence to visit
Miss Annie Leicester Huston,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Brant and
daughters left Wednesday for a visit
TO relatives in Illinois. Mr.. Brant Will
be absent only a few days, but the
other members of the family will re-
main north a month or more
G. T. Hughes, Sr, is in Hohenwald,
Tenn
Miss Annie May Fleming is at
Sewanee.
Judge Holding has returned from
Franklin.
Mrs. Margaret Brown is visiting
Mrs. William Moses.
Miss Sarah Cochran has returned
from a visit to relatives at Zion.
Messrs. Joe Hagey and son. LaFay-
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LWAYS WELCOME AT OUR STORE.

.ilI arrive this evening to visit her
mother. Mrs Maggie Yeatman, who is
ojourning at Cross Bridges for the
summer.
MI. and Mrs. George Killebrew and
children. Of Mt. Pleasant, are in Nash
vile.
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All 1c Per Yard

Tomorrow at 10 0 clocd sharp W put on
sale 500 yards OF remnant Cdlicoe~ q light
and dark grounds at 1c per yard limit of
20 yards to any one customer.