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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10

Mira wrn Bowman, n H. u. l.. Coon
Rapids, Iowa, writes.
"somc time ago 1 wrote you about
my httle boy. Clarence. fvo years OF
ago. Ne was troubled with hi8 ears
They were very sensitive Co the touch.
and hc was quite deaf nt timo1. He
recmed 90 DO worse after catching
cold. ! had taken him 90 doctors. but
tsey ala not ucem 90 he able Co relieve
him. and I was worry much orrgid he
would lnaC his hearing cntircly lie
was fottlng moro deaf cvcfy eay
= wrote 10 sou Tor advice, and you
prescribed pcrunn. / began giving =
TO him. and Fan now say that ne IS
entirely curcd. He g. now woil and
hearty a0d can hear perfectly
catarrh Causes Many Diseases.
Many diseases are caused by tnklng
cold. 4 cold Is very likely 90 settle
IN tie nose. causing nasal cntorrh.
n may scttio IN tho upper part 81 the
throat. called the nasal pharyngual
space. IN this space are two little
tubes called ~eustachian tubes, that
lead % the middle cnr.
IL the cutarrh settles IN the pharyn-
gcal space Il may follow The mucous
membrane through tho c-ustnchian
tuDes into tho middle cor. II it docs
~ VIII cause noises ia the car and
later on be sure 20 aus deafness.
Cntarrh Of the throat ruGy follow
the eu1tachl1n tubes up into The mid
die a without causing much concern
on the part of the patient The par
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10
CIRCUS WILL KEEP
ALBUQUERQUE BUSY
FOR r DAYS

Three days are to De spent by the
Sells Floto Circus and Buffalo Biti
ChimselD In Albuquerque this year in
preparation for the openinE Of the
season, which comes here March ~.
This means that many Of the supplies
many az the necessities, the need for
which arrive at the last moment Will
oo bought In Albuquerque. II also
that there will bo busy moo
ments ana busy hours out at the cir
Gus lot IN those three days-for II viii
bee then that the finishing touches win
be put on the %rehcarsnls, so that when
h opening Performance tae
afternoon Of March IS. there win be
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10
Old PeOpIe-Need
A Bowel StimulGnt
1ie Ideal pnr O. n Ntd Laxative
Tunic Timt WIN Keep the nowci-
gputiN Acfitc.

ncliths uld lss s su aosoiui .It
%dependout upou the condition of the
bowels thHt great care should ho
tlkeu tu soc that they n.t regularly.
Tho fact i- that as $50 advances the
stomach muscles bccomc weak and
inactive ana the liver does not store
up the Juices Chat are nc,cssar, Go
to prompt digestion.
some help cam be- obtained by oat-
ing easily digcstcd foods and by plenty
Of exercise. bat this latter is lrrsome
90 most elderly people. one thing is
certain, that l state Of constipation
should always Doe avoided, as BE- i5 dau-
Serious TO live and health. Tho best
plan ia 90 take a mild laxative as often
as b. deemed necessary. Uut with
equal certainty H BE- suggested That
eathartics, ~uurgHuteE, physics. salts
ana pills bp avoided. as they do but
Temporary good and are ro harsh ns
% be "a shock to o. delicate system.
A much better plan and on, that
thousands ct elderly people are f1i-
lowing. D. to take IS gentle lHXutito-
tonic ike pr. CnldWci's syrup Pep-
sin, which acts as nearly uao nature
~ is p"ssibio. ln fact. the tendency
81 this remedy Be- to strengthen the
stomach and bowel muscles aud 20
train fhem Go act naturally agnln.
when medicines of al kinds cuu usual-
~ DE dispensed with. This is the
opinion of many people OF different
ages. among them Mrs. Mar 4. T..
Davidson, OF University Mound Home,
san Francisco. Cal. She BE- IS years
and because Of her sedontary habits
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10
State OF ohio.
city ~ Toledo. )-ss
Lucas County.

Frank }. Cheney makes oath that
he Is senior partner Of the firm OF q.
j. Cheney a Co, doing business Boo
the city Of Toledo. county and state
aforesaid. and hat said arm will pay
the sum of ONE HUNDRED Dol
LARS FOR each and every case OF
Catarrh that cannot Doe cured By the
use of HALLS CATAREH CURE.
FRANK h. CHENEY.
Sworn 90 before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 6th day or De.
cemher. 4. ID. 1885.
(SeaD AW GLEASON.
Notary Public.
Haifs Catnrrh Cure is taken inter-
nally ana acts directly upon the
blood ana mucous surfaces Of the
send for testimonials. free.
+. J. CHENEY a co, Toledo. o.
SOLD by an Druggists, CSC
Take Halls Family Pills for con
stipatlon.
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ihe cXactncss. the clear cut nicely
about the performance which would
indicate % whole haif season of pf
formances instead VI The sprine r,-
heHrsals.
The show train, In tUo sections. b.
scheduled 10 leave Denver the nftor-
% 1f March 20 ft will arrive here
March 10, and froia then until March
rs Will come tho mai arrangements
ana the preparations which always
must be- made az the last moment
The circus Is twice as large this
year as IT was last season, said Harry
Graham The manager of the adyertls-
Ing car 'aud Of course. the addition
Of HuHalo hiil and his rctnuc OF cow
boss, %ranchRirls. soldiers. artillery.
riders and ropers will moan % great
attraction. However, in spite Of the
doubling Of Che size OF the show. the
price remains the same old twenty-five
cents"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10

had continual bowel trouble. From
the day she began taking Dr. Cald-
walls syrup pepain ahc has had no
further Inconvenience and naturally
she is glad Goo Say Kind things Of this
remedy
A bottle can bc bought ef any drum.
aist 90 nfty cents or ons dollar peo-
pie usually bus me nfty cont size nrs'.
and then having convinced th,m-
selves Of ita merits. tHoy nus the doll
l1r size which F more economical
Results are always guaranteed or
money viii Doc refunded. Elderly per.
sons Of both sexes can follow those
suneestiouH with every assurance OF
aood results.
Families wishing to Try "a free SAM
PIE bottle can obtain 10 postpaid boy
addressing DR. ". b. Caldwell ft9
Washington 90. Monticello. ~. A
postal card with vour name n add
dress ON Il will do.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10
AUXILIARY BOARD
OF MEN NAMED FOR
THE EXPOSITION

Santa re. y. NJ, March i0-In adj
dition to the Woman's auxiliary to
the board OF managers Of the san
Diego exposition for New Mexico,
which is not actively ~ work. the
commission has called on "a number ot
prominent men throughout the state
10 aid In the work of preparation. .he
following mems auxiliary board has
been appointed:
J. Van Houtcn. Ration. y. NJ: Rev.
A. NJ. Shields. Dawson, y. NJ; j..
Frank Curn, Wagon Mound, n. NJ;
Eugcnio Romero, Mora, y. NJ: Ice
NJ Upton. East Las Vegas, n. NJ; @.
Ii Van stone. santa Re, y. NJ r. l.
baca, Santa Pc. n. NJ; y. X. II. Sell
lers. Albuquerque. n. a.; A. b.
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stroup. Albuquerque, y. NJ: Eugene
Eempcnlch, Pcralta. ~. ~ Fayettl
a. Jones, Socorro. y. NJ; Benjamin
sanchcs. socorro. ~ NJ a. O. VOL.
ford, Hillsb 70. y. NJ W. $ Hope.
well. Hillsboro. -. NJ. v. G. Els,
Deming. n. NJ; W. l.. Rosenthul EasI
Las Vegas. ~ NJ. willard p. Holt.
Deming. n. NJ; Thomas 4. Purdy.
Gallup. y. NJ: Gregory Page. Gallup,
n. NJ. Orval Ricketts,, Pennington. y.
A.; J. l. q. Swinnoy. Pennington. n.
NJ; w. NJ. Porterheid, silver City. y.
NJ: Secretary Chamber OF Commerce.
silver city, ~. NJ; W. A. Sutherland,
Las Cruces, y. NJ; Francisco H.. Les
ter, Mesllla Park. Is. NJ: %. b. Ear
rickson. Fort sumner. ~ NJ: Richard
DE Graftonrcid. Fort sumner, y. NJ;
Charles 4. Schourich, Clovis, \. NJ;
Chares H. Kohn, Montoya, n. NJ l..
Pack, Tucumcari. \. NJ. II. u. Eg-
vein, santa Fe, n. NJ. Eugenio Gal
logos. Gallegos. n. NJ; Or. G. j. Am
BILE, Manzano. n. NJ; c. J.. Burt.
Mountainair, n. NJ; Jose Montaner,
Taos. y. NJ; y. NJ. sutherland, n. M.
la Luz. ~. NJ; Charles NJ. Downs.
A~lamogordo. n. NJ: Ncncesioa lara
milo, Il Rito. y. NJ. Samuel Eldodt.
Chamita, n. NJ: Julius scligman,
Domingo. y. NJ; r. II. Richards.
Carlsbad. y. NJ; r. NJ Thornc. Carls-
had. y. NJ; Scott Ettcr. Carlsbad. y.
NJ; W. II. Woodwol. Carlsbad. y. NJ:
~ M~cClcnathep. Carlsbad. s. NJ;
w. Gilbert, Artcsia, y. ~; j. -.
Atwood, Artcsia. n. NJ; Dr. NJ. T..
Artcsia, y. NJ; Joe tyler, Artesia,
y. 81.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10
OF THE THROAT
Is Liable to Produce Catarrhal Deafness

iiai loss OF hearing O. apt &c BE- over
looked. a person mny lose half his
hearing before he knows u.
For instance. suppose n man can
hear his watch four feet from the oar.
" he loses hts henrlnE 20 the extent
that he can only hear tho tick of his
watch two fcct from the car he may
nUt ruspcct Il NJ all His hearing n
good enough for ordinary purposes.
fio rnea on without the s!lghtcst suV-
picion that no n iosinE his hearing.
lie may have rlnRinr IN the ear, or
cracking and swapping sounds IN tho
ear. or a lceiins Of pressure In tho
car hut hu f. not awaIo that he ~
losing his hearing.
Testing S,e Hsarinu.
Il Is a good thing to test your hear
Ing with n watch. First hold tho
watch ngainst your ear. then move u
gradually away from the a ana nco
how Tar away from The watch you
cen actually hear & tick. Try Il on
tho other side and see II both ears
arc alike. IL You nnd that you are
unable TO hear the watch on both sides
alike and nj n distance OF four feet
from the car, YOU may know that
deafness has already begun. You
should begin taking Peruna at once.
GarEle the throat with cold. strong
salt water, as directed In the Ills OF
Life.' sen free by Poruna Co. CO.
lumbus. ohio. Persist In this treat
mcnt until n cure Is effected.
The Best Way 20 0arQle.
Sometimes caiarrh OF tho nasal
pharynEeal space VIII cause an ac-
emulation Of secretionF IN tho throat,
that completely hll the space. Unless
these Hccretions are promptly re-
moved by frequent gargilng polypi
may be formed. once formed the
polypi OF ndcnoidF. ns they are nome-
times called win require n long time
with the garElinE 10 remove. Gar
Cling according % the proper method
viii sometimes remove poiypi or ade-
noids. and mo surgical operation n
required.
In order 20 understand exactly what
Is meant by proper Rareiing send for
n free copy az the "Ilis 81 Life"
During the whole course OF ~pargllnc
perura must be taken according To
directions on the bottle.
People who object 70 liquid medi-
eiuos can now obtain Psruna Tablets.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10
A UNDER WAY
FOR SUMMER SCHOOL
AT N FE

santa Fe. \. NJ. March i0.-No-
ticcs have been sent out by chief
Clerk Rupert +, Asplund of the state
department Of education, calling he
first meeting on next Monday. March
10. at the old Palace at Z y. m Of
the stockholders and directors Of the
New Mexico Institute 81 Science and
Education, Incorporated ON January
IS. n which plans Co cooperate
with the summer school OF the arr
Genealogical institute la putting on
what is virtually "a Chautnuqua here
In July and August. The hieetlnG will
take up and approve, % II expected.
tentative plans whose execution "a ~
believed VIII advertise santa Re mors
extensively and bring large numbers
of people here for amusrment and
profit In the heated term. An ox-
ecutive committee will Doe selected
and a director appointed Independent
Of the director Of the archaeological
school.
The school win be- made bread
enough la scope 20 bring an CLASSES
and public s,hool teachers viii be
given institute credit for attending
Membership certificates viii be- sold
"a: "a reasonable figure to raise funds
for expenses. People have already
expressed their willingness 10 come
from Roswell and Albuquerque and
othev parts Of the state and numbers
are expected from other states.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10
CHARGE MISCONDUCT
AT ARIZONA A
REFORM SCHOOL

Phoenix, Ariz.. March f0.-PuhIic
Investigation Of the charges of mis-
management and immortality at the
reform school and Encouragement Of
the Pioneer home arc 20 be mad. hy
Auditor J. e.. CaliaRhan. Governor
Hunt and Charles r. Osborn. other
members Of the board Of control. de-
clined To take an part In the inveStI-
cation. They insisted that Callaghap
Investigate alone. CailaRhan urged
both to be present.
II was agreed that both superlnten-
dents have right OF counsel al the
session and also that testimony should
be taken by a reporter. Hunt and
Osborn stated that the s~uperintend
ents be instructed TO AFFORD Cnlaghan
every means 10 set the truth. The
attorneys will not have the right to
object Ia questions which Caliaghan
asks.
w. NJ. whipple, superintendent o.,
the reform school. was present. He
insisted that Callashan supply specific
written charges, giving dates Of the
alleged immoral acts. %Callaghan re-
pit ! that was impossible. Whirplc
took the attitude of a defendant Ia a
criminal case Finally Osborn said
Hunt told him that Callaghan's letter
demanding an Investigation was spec
life enough. II desire IN investlga-
tion.' Whipple declared. The tcsti-
mony OF employees will not be used
against them by him.
In reply to Callaghan's inslstencc
that nothing be done at Fort Grant
To prevent him learning the truth. the
governor impaiiently told him no poi
son would be put In his coffee.
Callaghan went TO Fort Grant last
night 10 continue the investigation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10
NEW MEXICO PEOPLE
SEND PETITIONS
TO CONGRESS

Washington, March I'm the
house Representative Ferguson pre-
scented "a petition OF citizens Of willard.
funta, organ. Les cruces. Hollene,
L~cgans,iie. Boliylew, Grenville, samp-
son and Gladstone. an in the state of
New Mexico, faYorinE the passage Of
the Linquisi pure-fabric bill. 90 the
committee on interstate and foreign
commerce.
Also, petition of the Woman's Civil
Art League OF portales, y NJ, PRAYING
Tor the erection of "a statue of peace
az the entrance 10 the Panama canal;
90 the committee on library.
Also, petitions Of citizens 81 santa
Rosa, Tucumcari, Mngdalcna, Dcmlng.
Roy. Hillsboro, springer. Maxwell.
Las Cruces. silver Ciiy. ana Roswell.
an in the state OF New Mexico. favor
ing the enactment Of legislation 20
provide FOR "a method 81 information
az the rpurce" IN the inc0me-tax law
60 Tho committee on ways ana means
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10
FRECKLES THE PLAY
A HI BOOK

Those who have read Gene STRAIT
ton-Porters charming story "Freckles
and loved the nnmelcss waif for his
manly Spirit. his lieht wit. Irish lore,
and his beautiful songs. and who re-
tofcnre The swamp Anger for her
beauty and her chastc. womanly char
acter, viii meet no disappointment in
the play.
"~Freckles' Is proving sim a greater
success as a play That has the novel,
which has been read by over a million
people.
IL must not be undoratood that
"Freckles' is a play essentially with
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10

"a love motive, because it is not There
De- plenty of Hetioa iu h working our
of Us theme Of the King hat makes
The pulse beat faster"
The play is great la is simplicity.
and the story 10 ~ absorbing interest
and au estimuhle example oe tho value
OF doing right against against ai
temptation.
A. @ Delamater's great scenic pro-
ductlon under tho management and
direction OF u. l. Martin with AN cx-
c%eptionaily strong est viii be the at
traction at the Elks' theater next FRI
day night, March l3th.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10
SENATE REJECTS
OF
HILL AS POSTMASTER

Santa Re, n, g.. March ie..- News
was received here last night OF the
refusal by the schat 10 confirm the
nomination Of Adoiph y. Hll Of this
city as postmaster Of Santa Fe. whose
nomination VAS sent in seterni weeks
ago hy the president. Personal OPP
position b. Senator Catron iH under
stood to have been the cause Of the
rejection.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10
ISSUES
PARDON TO MAN
WITH CHILDREN

Santa re, y. NJ, March iO.-Goy-
William Mcdonald has granted
"a conditional pardon 10 Frank sauna,
who vas convicted of perjury and
sentenced TO Two years 10 twenty
five months In the state 9-onitentiary.
sauna e. from Ration and has "a family
Of nine children. There has been
sickness In the family and he lost one
of his daughters. The pardon vas
recommended by the district Judge,
tho district attorney, by the prosecut-
ing Witnesses and others. In grant
ing the pardon conditlonally Gov
ernor Mcdonald requires sauna to re-
port once a month for a yenr to the
warden OF the penitentiary. stating
mis- whereabouts and his occupation.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10
MISS OLSEN TAKES
VACATION IN
CALIFORNIA

santa Fc. y. A., Maroh no. Miss
Clara Olsen. private secretary to Go,-
cfnor Mcdonald. has gone to CALI
fofnia FOR an extended vacation She
VIII visit her sister, Mrs a. n. Chn-
vez. IN Los Angeles. Miss Olsen holds
h record for The nation iu length
OF service ass secretary 60 state exc
ecutivcs. having held the office under
siN governors with evident sa~tisfac-
ton 20 them an.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10

Itching. torturing skin eruptions
d%isfigure. annoy, drive ono Wild boz
ans Ointment - praised for It's good
work. roc AZ all drug stores
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10

Many ms come from Impure blood.
Can't have pure blood with faulty
digestion, lazy liver and sluggish
bowels. Burdock E'ood Bitfers h
recommended for strengthening the
stomach. boWels and liver and purl-
Tying the blood
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1914-03-10
BURK's me UNCLE
TOMS CABIN COMPANY

Spccinl school Chiidrcn-s Matinee.
Special arrangements have been
made by the manager Of the Elks'
theatcr with the management Of the
above conpant, 20 give "a special
school Children matinee on Monday.
March 18TH, a. 4 . IN. So that an
b children can attend the mammoth
production Of Uncle Toms Cabin
There Will also be a big street parade
a. noon Ike a circus which IL worth
coming ont 20 soc. The prices for
the special school chiidren's matinee
which starts at Z .. M. viii be lie
for an children under 10 years OF
age. Adults 90 the matinee. 3bc.
Night prices. soc. 75c ana 500.
- -
E~Verybody's friond-Dr Thomas
Eclectic On. the great household
remedy for tooihache earache. sore
throat cuts bruises. scnids Sold az
drug stores. s5c and soc.
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For a taxi, can u Maaro. Phone n.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-12-04
HIGH PRAISE FOR
THE INSTITUTE
DR.. CAPERS RECEIVES VERY
COMMENTATOR LETTER
FROM PROF. CLARK.

Let me express 10 you my very
great pleasure, after my visit to your
excellent school, the Columbia lnsti-
tute, at seeing the fine type Of work
your teachers are doing. There is a
fine spirit in the school, and an alb
sence of the school girl frivolity one
sometimes sees. In that matter of
school spirit and school traditions, an
old school like yours has great ad
vantage over newer schools. l no
tice that in all long established
schools like yours, where the teach
ing body is relatively permanent ant
where the same principal has beer
there a long time. Few people real
ize the value of such school tradi
lions in moulding the characters o
the students who attend"
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was impressively said by DR.. W. B.
Kicks, was witnessed by only the i'm
mediate relatives of the two families.
There were no attendants and the
bride and groom entered together.
IS The bride was never lovelier than
in her raisin colored travelling suit
with hat and gloves in harmony. She
is one of Columbias most popular
and beloved young ladies, bright, at
tractive, affable, and sunny of dispo-
sition. In addition she is a musician
of splendid talent, having voice of
unusual sweetness. She has been a
member of the First Methodist choir
for several years.
The groom is a young man OF splen'
did promise and sterling worth. He
lis a graduate of the Columbia High
school, and has been engaged in bus
J mess in this city for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harmon left on the II
o'clock train for Nashville, where
they witnessed the Vanderbilt-Sewa
nee game in the afternoon. They lef
on the evening train on their brida
trip. They will return about Deem
Der /. t.5.
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..GREATEST YET"
SALE OF GEORGE
STARTS FRIDAY MORNING AT
NINE O'CLOCK AND LASTS UN-
TIL CHRISTMAS EVE.

The Greatest YET sale OF George
Bros will open with flourish Friday
morning in the Perry building on the
north side of the square, with Alex
George in persnal charge.
George Bros. propose to offer to the
people of this county the greatest as
sortment of bargains that have ever
been sold across the counter. Ihey
are going to throw all of their large
stock on the market at whatever
prices it will bring. Prices Will De
cut and slashed without regard. They
are determined to close out their
stock by Christmas eve afternoon.
The special days will be FRIDAY,
Saturday and Monday, December A.
and 7. 1t will pay the bargain huht
ers of the county to be Oh hand THESE
DAYS and select what they want pc
fore the choice of the goods has been
taken away
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note of white and red was also car
ried out in the refreshments, which
consisted of an elegant six course
luncheon, The central decoration OF
the table was handsome ostrich
plume fern. while fruits were banked
around the base of the fern dish, the
whole resting upon a large center
piece of grape design.
Those present were John Buchan-
nan, Alton Harris, Hugh Bryant and
George Stephenson, of Howell, Geo
Bryant, of Bryant Station, Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Bryant, of Mooresville
Prof. Broyles, of Sparta, Misses Sarah
Anne Ransom, of Pennington, Esther
Robinson, of Howell, Sallie Orr, Bes-
sic Reavis and Penina Orr, of Bryant
Station.
Music and readings were the fea-
lures of the day, which was most en-
joyably spent.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-12-04
JOE RIFT MOVES
TO COURT SQUARE
HAS EAsED THE BUILDING OF
PERRY BROS. ON THE NORTH
SIDE.

Joe RIFT will move soon MS pusi-
ness from his present location Oh
West Seventh street to the building
Of the Perry Brothers on the north
side of the square. The store Is no"
vacant but was formerly used by the
late Frank Latta for restaurant
On account of his removal, ana De-
cause he wants to dispose of as much
of his stock as possible, Mr.. R1tt Will
inaugurate Saturday morning a re-
moval sale, in which he Will oner u
the people of this county his entire
stock of goods, consisting of clothing
shoes, hats, and other mems lurlisi''
ings. At this sale Mr.. RIFT VIII nave
some great bargains to offer TO 'he
PEOPLE who visit his store
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1914-12-04

SOCIETY,".
Wedding.

Fitzgerald-Henderson Wedding.
Miss Gertrude Henderson was very
quietly married Wednesday afternoon
at the home of her father, Ed Hen
derson, near McCains, to L. E. Fitz-
gerald. There were no attendants,
and only few friends and relatives
witnessed the ceremony, which was
impressively said by DR.. W. T.
Spears, of the Frierson Memorial
church.
After receiving the congratulations
of their friends, the happy young
couple drove to Columbia, where they
took the afternoon train for Nash
Vile to spend the next few days with
friends.
Both Mr.. and Mrs. Fitzgerald are
we'll known in the southern portion
of the county, where both are yer!
popular.
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DEATHS HARVEST.
Miss Kate Whitesides.

Miss Kate Whitesides, of Water
Valley, who died Thursday at the
home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Dan Galloway, was buried Friday aft
ernoon at Santa Fe The services
were conducted by Elder w. S. Nor
ton.
Miss Whitesides was but nineteen
years of age. She was very lovea'
BILE and attractive girl, one who had
made a host of friends in the few
years that she had spent in Tennes
see. That she was cut off at such an
untimely age caused universal regre'
in the Water Valley community.