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Evening journal., 1912-06-06

DUBLTC SALE-CONTENTS OF Two
handsomely furnished apartments includ-
ing some expensive rugs Will be sold az
Sndham & Sons Auction Store. III East
Fourth street. Friday, June z. at I O'Clock
%. m sharp
bed room furniture consisting Of brass
beds mahogany and oak dressers ! colon
ial brass bed quartered oak chiffoniers and
princess dressers I handsome Turkish parlor
upholstered in genuine Boston leather.
pieces cost 500 co. ] parlor suit, pieces
mahogany frame. I mission 3piece suit H.
hrary table In oak and Mahogany. parior
pictures summer draperies. I davenport. box
compartments. ! leather couch. buffet, I as
inch pedestal extension table. quartared OAK
with 6 leather seat dining chairs and hand
some an crystal china closet 10 match sct
cost sl2o: so pound felt mattresses, brass
costumers fancy parlor rocker ana tables
hric-a brac. odd leather chairs. wardrobe. .
refrirerators. porch rockers with brace
arms. goose feather pillows and holsters
white spreads. sheets, pillow cases. table
linen. portiercs. nlaid iinoieum, mating. 3
handsome mating rugs. = Administer rugs
Wilton rug. 3 velvet rugs, several small
rugs silverware and everything used IN a
first class apartment.
This is an good and fine furniture and
worthy the attention Of parties looking for
good goods or going 10 housekeeping ANY
goods bought az this sale viii be stored
free until June 25 and delivered free
These goods CANNOT be seen until day
OF sale. Everything must be sold rs the
owners are leaving the city and have no
further use for them
Sr1DHAof son.
in3.5.6 Auctioneers ior owners.
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POULTRY.

7 EFT Us
- HATCH YOUR EGGS.
Why worry with hens and broken ekes
whsn We wl'i hatch them for you in our
mammoth Incubator for two (2) cents
DAY OLD CHICKS OR MATCHING FGcs
bred and selected from a strain Of s. a.
White Leghorns noted for heavy layiux Of
large white eggs. Wo guarantee delivery
Of our day old chicks and Matching eggs
Day old chicks $1,000 per 100
Hatching eggs IS 90 per 100
BELMONT POULTRY FARM.
sMf .ss ltNA, DELAWARE
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E)H FEST--Iz2o T. TWENTY SECOND
ST sl5 per month. Pred l. Becker
Co. TOs Market. mf0fm
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS

- -
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS OF All,
Az descriptions, bought and sold; 10 cent
sheet music and orchestra selections. Cata.
logue free on request Repairing A sneciaitv
Bows re-hsired- Old coins bought and sold
Coin catalogue IL cents p. p. G. A. Miiano.
2ol West Eighth street, Wilmington. Dal.
f22-iy
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Wilson LinetO Philadelphia
PAssENeERs AND FREIaHr.

daily including Sundays for Phiiadeiphis'
and Chestnut St. Wharf, Philadelphia Tor
Wilmington. at $50, 900. 1880 A NJ, h.
o clock noon, 13o, 500. AIS, GOO. ZOO
$50 and $50 p. NJ
FARES on Saturdays, Sundays and
legal holidays between Wilmington and Phil.
adelphia one way SOC, round trip soc On
all others days, special ono day limited
ticket one way $50, round trip Csc.
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LOST AND FOUND.


I Osr--SMALL GOLD PIN, valued
- from iif past association. Reward N
returned 10 journal ONCE me5-t
I oST-oN LANCASTER PIKE MEDIUM
- sired heavy hnilt, brown dog with ions
kinky hair. Reward u returned 20 22a
Grant Ave. ln5.2t
7 oST--A HIGH SCHOOL GLASS PIN
- with inscription on fronnt. @. q. "A. s.
II. Initials on back OF pin s. q. 4.
Finder will kindly return 90 this once.
m2ttf
7 osT-BETwFEN DUPONT ROAD AND
- Min road, Del, a gold handled cane
with the name Or. =. X. Rivalhes engraved
Reward n returned 20 Mr. Finey, Postmas.
ter Of the Pennsylvania Railroad. Front and
French ina.2t
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TRANSPORTATION.
PENIS Greve Ferry

Commencing Saturday, May 25:
Leave Wilmington on the odd hours az
follows; z a. m, a. m, IL a. m, p.
m. p. m, p. m, p. m, p. m,
IL p. m.
Leave Pennsgrove on the even hours a.
follows: 6 a. M, q. m, 10 a. m, L.
noon, . p. M, 4 p. m, p. m, p. m,
10 p. m.
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TALKING MACHINES.

----.>-------
A FULL LINE OF VICTOR RECORDS
n AZ sHoRT's. W. Third street. d. aud
A. Phone 4426 apri63mo.
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PAINTERS.
PERSONAL.
HAIR DRESSING.

DUFFs. SWITCHES AND CURLs. MADE
from your own combings Facial mas.
sage. ID. 8 A. phone zSs2-D. Madam M A.
Sterling, 311 East 10th ST. m2-8m
MISS FRANCES MULHERIN, FORMER.
II ly at S23 Market street. has removed
70 s26 Market street Shampooinc. scalp
treatment, facial massage, electrical treat
ment, manicuring; full line Of switches and
transformations. also comhings neatly made
up. d. A. phone 5s56A. m16-1y
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AGENTS WANTED.

A GOOD AGENT WANTED iN EVERY
n town 20 represent an old established
life Insurance. company that makes q spec
ialty Of Temperance risks. low rates. liberal
contract 90 capable man Special plan for
assisting party proving ability Address s.
Wilson. secretary, 258 Broadway. Now York
in2.ab6.7S
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PAWN BROKERS.

-.----~~------------.--------
AZ HARRIS co, 40 & 126 MARKET ST.
NJ Money loaned a. lowest rate OF interest
on all goods Of value. Old gold and silver
bought. me-Sm
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MACHINISTS.

7 OHM b. CoALE.
20o2 Market Street
MACHINIST.
Lawn mowers sharpened and repaired
-eNine machines washing machines, wiring
ere. carpet swerpors cash registers baby
carriages. etc, repaired Win call at youf
home md do the work II preferred
d. A. phone ls67.A. april. srro.
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cattle. 25 Holstem heifers. IS stock bulls. 20
good horses Most on Of this stock rs sold
on commission and must be sold for what
ever " will bring. We will sell stock Of
an kinds on commission Terms cash.
SINCLAIR a XII.
in6.s10 kennett Square Pa.
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HAT RENOVATTNG.

HAT RENovATING.
Hummer is coming and you will want "a
wo-r your straw or Panama Hat We vol
clean your old enc and make il look lilx.
new az q very small cost Adso felt hats
cleaned by expert hatters. Repairing and
renvoating. All work guaranteed
NEW YORK HAT co.
ml ono PIT Market ST.
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CARPENTERS.
PRIVATE SALE.


pRTVATE sALE-RUBBER TIRE CAR
riage steel tire carriage, cab. milk
wagon, J long body wagon, drin press. blow
en-. wise, anvil. large ONCE derk. etc. III
Walnut 81. m27-u
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VACUUM CLEANER.

A JofIANsoN. THE VACUUM CLEANER
a Man Of Wilmington, Premier Electric.
S25 20 500 Sweeper Vac $3.50. Machines
rented Cleaning contracts Tor homor.
ofices. halls and churches. weekly or month
~ Moderate charges. Call ID. a. A. phone
35s5.D for demonstration. ao3 West ON
St. wilmington. Del. m3o-im
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IF YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR CLOTHES
L call up Isaac Gibbs. sSs French 81
d. A A. phone No. 2ee5 snd ne will call
for them f27-tf
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BEAUTY PARLORs.

ANS CARRIE wKfGHr-IoI0 WASHING.
hi ton st., mnnicuring, hair dressing and
electric scalp treatment. facial message.
shampooinE and flnesiuK. Hair work a
speciality D. & A. Phone tg54.ls mi2.6m
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REMOVING.

MAN PODOLsKY & SON HAVE REMOV.
h1 cd from No 6 East 2nd 80. 20 IFS Mar.
ket and have been experienced since 1887 IN
bat and cap manufacturing. Have now
opened our new store at IFS Market ST.
Wholesale and retail orders will be given
prompt attention. m6 cod I'm
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SANITARY WORKERs.

~ b. kELTER
hi SANITARY. ODOkLEeS F-CAVArfsG
Once. 5 ". cor. Fourth and West stA
s1i.n
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EOR SALE-REsTAURANT. GOOD 10
cation. doing good business Reason for
sclisng Address &. 3. journal once. ASH
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SAIL MAKING

c ALL & AWNING MAKING & RE
- pairing 10 order. All hand seuirs
Satisfaction guaranteed. Rates reasonable
g. @. Matthews, 1ls shipley "a. mt6-8m
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FOR SALE.

AZ ADVERTISEMENT n The
- EVENING" JOJKhAL Is Az
Ai,i EEFisrEEEf ~ fdE HONE
TaE EVENING JOURNAL rs
hEAD ~ XOrt HOMES EVERY
GAY Tafn ANT oTSkE DEs.A-
WARP f-FsWfPApEK.
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HAIR DRESSING PARLORS.

7 oUIsE Q. POTTS PARIORs~SoS,S
- Equitable Building ManicurmK. Hair
Dressing Shampooing, Clipping sinrejur
Scalp Treatment. Facial Massage. Face
Packs, Electro Vibratory- Ray. ID. a a
Phone 2f47A MAJ
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PROPOSALS.

.l--4.-------A-.------
cEALED PROPOSALS ARE ASKED FOR
- by the Board Of Public Education in
Wilmington, Delaware, for the furnishing Of
an materials labor and erecting a new pub
lie school house 10 be built az the Boulevard
Concord avenue and Van Buren STREET vii
mington
Plans and specifications may be secured
Of the office Of f. l.. Rice. Jr. Co., SIS
Market street
An estimates must be deposited on tho
desk Of the President Of the Board 10. Is
East Sixth street, on or before 2 O'Clock p.
NJ. Saturday. June 18th 1912 and must be
marked Estimates for erecting new
school house.
The right 70 reject any or an bids is re.
served. BY order New Building Committee.
in5-7t WM J. ROBINSON, Chairman.
CONCRETE BRIDGE-sEALED PRoPos.
- ais for the work 10 be performed in the
erection and completion Of a re.inforced con
crete bridge ever GRANNf'S RUN. Brandy
wine Hundred, New Castle county, Delaware.
will be received al the Levy Court Room.
Court House. Wilmington. Delaware until
noon on the sth day Of June 1912 at which
time al bids viii be publicly opened and
read.
Plans. specifications and forms Of pro-
posnls win be on hle az the Office Of the
County Engineer. Wilmington. Delaware. on,
and after June 4th, 1912. Bidders will he
required 70 make a deposit Of two dollars
iH--uNI Tor each set ot plans ana specin
cations, said money 70 be refunded on the
return Of the same
Fpch bid must be accompanied by a certi-
fed check for one hundred (31OO) dollars
as guarantee Of good faith The success
ful bidder will he required 20 give a bond
for Five Hundred fs5oOl dollars for the
faithful performance Of the work
The Levy Court reserves the right TO re-
iect any or al bids
JAMES WILSON
County Engineer
Observation-Disclosures
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PIANO MOVING.

I IrsRBERr WHITE HAULIN0 or ALI
~ KINDS. Livery stabls We move
pianos ana furniture safely ant s1Eress.uiy
Terms reasonable. Service prompt. bS"
French 81. Both phones. MI BIN
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IfoR sALE-EARDMAN UP
RIGHT PIANO, UBED-S15O.
EASY TERMS
ROBELEN PIANO co.
10 MARKET STREET.
jn4, SO
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40 VANDEVER AVE. 9 X. & B.
90 Electric light front porch. s2ioo.
fred. l. Becker Co. zoo Market mlO-Im
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WATCH MAKING


M HARRIS CO., 12O-126 MARKET
Matchmaking and Jewelry repairing N
u regular prices. All work guaranteed for
two years na.sr,
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wANTED-MALE.

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Two HOUSE CARPENTERS WANT
work inside nniahers, trimmers etc
Address Aha. Journal ofhce mao 6t
A cOLoRED CHAUFFEUR WOULD LIKE
position. Willing 10 do odd jobs Ad.
dress A36, journal omce. in8st
MiCHiNisr CHAUFFEUR WISHES Posi-.
'' iion, thoroughly understands rebuilding
repairing and keeping In first class running
order Address ABS, journal. m81.6t
XoUNG MAN WANTS ANY DEsIRABIE
position with responsible company Ia
capable Of lending valuable assistance or
handling any ordinary set Of books Ad.
drera A.2a, journal ofHce
Evening journal., 1912-06-06

r,OR SAILS. t. COR. sTH 3 sEARLES,
Il Ice Cream stand and building. $500.
bred l.. becker Co.. zoo Market. mlo-lm
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ofc MADISON ST. ROOMS FOR REST.
ClD furnished or unfurnished. niI-im
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PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE an Our
new Bazaar az kennett
Square. Pa. on Tuesday.
June II, AZ I o'clock, $50
head cattle and horses, con.
sisting Of 20 fresh COWS
with calf. Az good spring
ar.. at lnl and lnndlnc
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REAL ESTATE-FOR SALE.

~ ADvERTIsEIEST IN THE
- EVENING JOCRSAL Is AS
IFERTISENES1 II The HOME.
TIE EFENISG JOURNAL rs
READ IL MORE HOMES EVERY
DAY THAN ANY GTHER DFLA.
WARE NEWSPAPER
Evening journal., 1912-06-06
ROOMS FOR RENT.

AZ ADVERTISEMENT IE THE
= EEENI>G louhSAD "a An
EEPTISEG Is rHE HONE
1-HE EsESlSG JOURNAL -
READ N M0RE BONES ETERY
DAY THAN Any OTHER nELA-
WARE EWSPAfkR
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TALKING MACHINES


a FULL LINE OF EDISON RECORDS
81 SHORTS. 2 ". Third street. d. ard
n. fhone 441o apri6-8r-a.
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TINSMITH.


HARRY ETTINGOFF. TIN SMITH 320
Fourth 81. Tin and Tar Roofing spout.
ing. Plastic Slate and Felt Roonng. Gsivan.
ized Iron Copper and Heater Work An
hand work. d. A. phone 2Is4-D. jn4.5t
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ROBBERS


EARREL AND COLE ROOFING AMI
Spouting. roof painting specially.
satisfaetion guaranteed. Estimates given
SIS KING St f27-H
MN E. WILLIAMS co.
e2l Orange St.. Roonpg Spoutinr and
heating, Metal and composition roo6nr
hot Air heating and ventilatug. Repair.
iug promptly done. Phones aaa.sy
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TALKING MACHINES

- -
a FULL LINE OF VICTOR VICl,Ror,As
"A and EDISON PHONOGRAPHs; ese~
payments, at SHORTS. W Third street..
apr16 3mo.
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HELP WANTED.

--s-4-'~---.---- -------l-H-->--4-
NIIANTED-A GOOD COOK TO GO 10
w me country. Apply i0i7 Park Place
mast
pOYS AND GIRLS WANTED AT THE
- iute Works IA years old and upward
Steady work. Apply Wilmington Mills over
lith 81. Bridge m18.tf
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Real Estate Notices Rooms for Rent Wants. Oppofun
HELP WANIED-slALE.

AZ ADvEkrIsEaESI III THz
n EvE%lAG JoDHrAL Is ~
ADVERTISEMENT ~ IHf HOkE.
1HE EyESIEG JOUhEAL fs
FEAD ~ MCkE HOMES EFEhf
DAY THAN ANl 0ThEk DELA-
WARE SKWSpAPEA
Evening journal., 1912-06-06
REAL EsFATE-FoR RENT.

An ADVERTISEMENT IN The
n EVENING JOURNAL rs Az
ltEK1iSEN ENT IN TIE HONE.
TIE EVENING JOURNAL Is
READ IN MORE HOMES FvrRS
DAt THAN ANY OTHER DEIh-
WARE SEwSPAPs.<
Evening journal., 1912-06-06
BUSINESS NOTICE.

cTANfP BOOKS. TOBACCO rAGs. AM
- coupons. bought. sold and exchanged
Beautiful presents given. Cigar Store ) r.
Cor 2nd and Monroe. m2i.im
Evening journal., 1912-06-06
SECONDHAND CLOTHING.

ADIEs AND GENTLEMENLiF you
II want 60 receive the highest cash prices
for your second hand clothing. shoes, etc.
drop postal or call krittol, i6 r. Front
S. m7-3m
Evening journal., 1912-06-06

rooms and bath. Inquire Al 1904 M
salem Lane. in3-1w
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-09
HIGH SCHOOL BOYS g .
WIN THE|RIlDEBATEs
1. At FAYETTEVILLE
WILL REVERSE POSITIONS ON
SAME SUBJECT FOR
TONIGHT
TO TAKE PLACE AT ATHENAEUM
Columbia Representatives Get Decis-
lon on Logic, Delivery, Memory and
MarshaIing Of Facts--ReceIve a
RousIng ovation.

Columbia High School representa-
lives who went to Fayetteville for a
debate with the Lincoln County High
School returned Friday morning to re-
port glorious victory, and splen-
did reception and handsome treat
lnent by the people and pupils of that
town.
There were about twenty went
from here with Prof. w. P. Morton
and the speakers, Clarence Harmon
and Ruford Timmons, and all are de-
lighted with the trip and the results
of the contest.
The subject: Resolved, That Co.
Operation Will Do More for the Fu-
ture Of Our Country Than Competi-
tion," was discussed negatively by the
boys from Columbia, and they were
gwen the decision on logic, delivery,
memory and the proper marshaling Of
facts This decision is not only com.
plimeDtary to the young men, Clar-
ence Harmon and Buford Timmons,
but it Is a tribute to Miss Tomlinson.
the teacher of expression on the fac
ulty, as they were her pupils.
Fayetteville was represented by J.
T. Burns and e. w. Galloway, two
young men who presented their side
Of tho question fairly we'll, but they
we're no match for the boys from Co
lumbia. Prof w. P. Morton acted az
chairman, and the applause for the
winners when the judges made the
Announcement; was liberal indeed.
The same schools deal with the
same subject at the Athenaeum to.
night. but will have different posi-.
tions and different speakers. Colum
bia will have the Affirmative tonight
with Gilbert Orr and Harper Vaughn
while Albert Mayes and Herbert
Hutchinson will speak for Fayette
vile, and Prof. J. w. Williams, prin.
cipal Of the Lincoln County High
School will be the chairman Of the
evening.
Music will be furnished by the
Cone Orchestra and the senior quar-
tette.
There will be a good crowd here
from Fayetteville to cheer their boys
some of the speakers already being
here
An admission fee of ten cents will
De charged at the door.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-09
WEDDING IN A
SPEEDING AUTO
SHELBYviLLE COUPLE MARRY
At CHATTANOOGA UNDER uN-
USUAL CONDITIONS.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Feb. L.
w. Pruitt Hall and Miss Mary Robert
son. both of Shelbyville, Tenn, we're
married here late this afternoon while
speeding out McCallie street in an
automobile. Esq. Edwards wass cali
Cd from his Office by a chauffeur and
told that he had been sent for to per-
form some legal business. The mag
istrate stepped into the car, not know.
ing the nature Of the business to be
transacted. At McCallie and Geor-
gia avenue the bridal couple halted
the car and the gentleman informed
the magistrate as to his intentions,
producing his marriage license. At
Palmetto and NcCallie a young lady
was hailed and requested to enter the
big touring car and witness the cere-
nony. She accepted the invitation
and as the car flew along the wide
thoroughfsre, the magistrate joined
the young couple in wedlock The
party returned to the city immediate
ly, the bridal pair disappearing.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-09
BURNING STEAMER
WENT TO BOTTOM
EFFORTS TO GET THE BRITISH
VESSEL INTO PORT FAIL.
ED.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 5.-The Brit
ism steamer Consols, cotton laden
from Galveston for Hamburg, name
swept in long futile race for port,
sank early today forty miles south
of Cape Henry Her crew of "a men
rescued on the British steamer Cas-
;ls Eden were landed at Newport
News.
1t was another triumph for inter
communication among ocean craft,
for the Castle Eden headed from Sa-
vannah for Danish ports, picked up
the wireless call for help from the i'm
periled crew on the Consols and lush
ed tn their assistance. The battle
snip New Jersey, on her way north
from the Guantanamo drill grounds,
also heard the call.
Tho New Jersey sent the rst word
TO shore % the rescue of the men by
the Castle Eden, after the fire which
had started yesterday morning OF the
North Carolina coast and had gained
such Roadway as OF imperil the lives
Of the crew. The revenue cutter,
Onondaga stood by the burning ves-
sci as Il sank.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-09
VICTORY FOR cHEATHAM.
Result Of the Courts Action Sustains
the Demurrer to Declaration Of
the Plaintiff.

In the above case Patterson sued
Lheatham. both residents of Parks
Station, for alleged SANDER. In the
circuit court the defendant, through
his attorneys, Hatcher & Hatcher,
fled demurrer to the declaration.
The court overruled the demurrer end
the case went to trial when verdict
for 1915 for the plaintiff was return
ed. The defendant then appealed to
the court Of civil appeals which re-
yersed the lower court but did not
sustain the demurrer, thereupon both
parties appealed to the supreme
court with the result that the court
OF civil appeals has been reversed
with respect to the demurrer and
the demurrer sustained which is in
effect a victory for defendant, Cheat
ham.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-09
COLUMBIA BANK IS
MOVING TO HOUSE
ON PUBLIC SQUARE
VACATES THE OLD HISTORIC
HOME OF BRANCH BANK or
TENNESSEE.
In The FINANCIAL DISTRICT
Garden Street House win BE Used
for Offices and Will Be Occupied by
Professional Men--one of the Old.
est in the City.
fridays Daily,)

When the old Tennessee branch
bank building at the crner of Garden
and West Seventh streets is vacated
today by the Columbia Bank & Trust
Company, it has probably ended its
career as the home of financial insti-
tutions This old building Is enc az
the pioneer business houses of Co.
lumbi.. having been erected in the
iorties for the home Of The branch
bank of the Bank of Tennessee IN
the days when state banks Of issue
we're in clover.
The house was not used for bank
ing purposes after the close Of the
war until a little more than twD
years ago, having been the home of q
number Of other business enterprises
dnrine the time. In Octoher 1909 It
was again occupied, after an absence
Of forty years by state banking IN
stitution, being the first home Of the
Columbia Savings Bank & Trust
Company, now the Columbia Bank 4
Trust Company.
The bank il today moving to new
quarters on court square Al West.
Seventh street The building was 70
Gently vacated by Gotham Bros, and.
10 tho old home Of the Farmers e.
Merchants Bank. 1t is expected that
the moving win be completed tonight
and the bank win doing business in
the new stand tomorrow.
The old bank bu1l6ing will be u
ed in the future for o1lses. The
space on the corner of Garden and
Seventh win be occupied by DR.. r.
"A. Allen, dentist and on thu opposite
side, w. G. McAdams, insurance viii
have Offices. The office row occa-
pied by Attorney james A. Smiser,
win be occupied by AttUrHeys Hatch.
er and Hatcher, WHINE Mr. Smiser
win move to the Offices over the bank
building on West Seventh and Court
SQUARE
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-09
INTEREST GROWS
N THE BUSINESS Of
GROUND PHOSPHATE
INCREASING DAILY ACCORDING
TO STATEMENT OF LOCAL
MANAGER.
INQUIRIES COMING FROM west
Tennessee Farmers Have Not Realix-
ed Value az . Fertilizer, But satis-
factory Experiments Are Being
Made.

That the ground rock phosphate
blsiners Is growing and meeting
with favor with the farmers Of the
entire world is being demonstrated
nlore end more each day as is shown
by the increased mail that Is received
by the ground rock department of the
Federal Chemical Company of this
city.
UP until about five years ago
ground phosphate rock was not mar
ketabIe, but had to be manufactured
Into commercial fertilizers by the
use of OK blood and other chemicals,
and the cost was considerably over
the cost of the ground rock alone,
and When the fertilizer reached the
farmer 1t was at price that was be-
yund the reach of the ordinary iarm-
er.
The present cost Of the ground
rock is about $4.85 per ton, I. o. b.
the factory at Mt. Pleasant, and 1t 10
being shipped by the company 10 ev.
cry state in the union east of the
rocky mountains. and inquiries are
constantly coming in from that sec.
ton Of the country. As soon as the
Panama canal is opened and traffic Is
commenced this fertilizer will be
shipped into that section in large
quantities.
According to a statement given out
by local manager Gray of the compa.
ny there Is being shipped by this
company alone about $4,000 tons per
year and is rapidly growing and by
this fell it is expected that the ship
nlents will be vastly larger and by
the passing Of another year the pres
sEt output will be doubled.
The Tennessee farmers have not
as, yet realized the value Of this fer
tilizer but they are experimenting
with it, ana 1t is an almost establish
Ell fat that within the next ten years
every progressive farmer in the state
win De using this class of fertilizer
mixed witE his stable manure, aud in
cases where it has been used and is
now being used, the results are ex-
ceedingly satisfactory.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1912-02-09
BREAD MEN TO
"TALK IT OVER
MASTER BAKERS HOLD cohVEN.
TON IN BLUFF CITY TUESDAY
AND WEDNESDAY.

MEMPHIS, Feb. 2.-Questions AZ.
fscting the manufacture and sale Of
bread and other bakery products win
be discussed In Memphis next Tues
day and Wednesday. Feb. 8 and 7, by
some of the most prominent men In
the business. The executive commit
- a ~ Natioaal AssociAtiea 9
Master Bakers will meet in Hotel
Gayosa for two days session.
The executive committee, which Is
the governing board Of the associa-
ton, Is composed Of four officers and
ELK other members, reservation has
been made for all ten.