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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1902

Page

4

Supreme Court Names from Hamblen and Nearby Counties

The report lists figures including JOHN K. SHIELDS of Hamblen and JOU 8 WILKES of Giles along with K. MeALISTER of Trividson W. D. BEARD of Shelby and M. M. NEILL of Gibson as members associated with the Supreme Court in the cited area.

Supreme Court John K. Shields Hamblen Jou Wilkes Giles K. Mealister Trividson W. D. Beard Shelby M. M. Neill Gibson

The New Party Debate Sparks Tennessee and Kentucky Gloom

The Louisville Courier Journal mocks a proposed new national party incubated by Pettigrew and Dubois figures at Manhattan Beach. It questions principles, names the Pettigrew party possibility, cites Bryan and Kansas City platform fears, and notes related political maneuvers, local salaries and legal challenges.

Louisville Courier-Journal Comrite Dubois Pettigrew Shibley Tokio Manhattan Beach United States St- Pettigrew Courier-Journal Pettigrew Party Nashville American Bryan Kansas City Oa the American Democratic Party

Drought Pressure Stresses Maury County Pastures and Corn

The county faces ongoing drought as cool weather and heavy dew provide limited relief. Another week without rain could badly hurt pasture lands and the corn crop, worsening conditions for farmers relying on moisture to sustain yields.

Summer Wash Goods Price Slashes Hit Local Store

Local shop slashes prices on summer wash goods with about half off. Silk spot zephyr ginghams 20¢, chambrays 12½¢, linen crash 7½¢ to 10¢, white Madras 15¢, Oxford Madras 6¢, Sea Island 41/2¢, and colored percals 25¢. White shirt waists marked down to 50¢ to $2.50, with up to months of wear left. Wool chalice and etamine yard goods cut to 38¢ and 25¢, cream etamine 38¢, all sale starting next Saturday at 7¢.

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Prices for Silks and Curtain Goods in Reduced Sale

Short remnants of silks and taffetas 60c 75c and 1. Next Saturday and Monday 15 per yard. Light madras shirtings 8 1 2c per yard. Ladies belts leather silk velvet metal 5c. Lace curtains various sizes and colors offered at sale prices from 1 to 3 dollars per pair or lace widths 314 yards long. Not damaged except by smoke odor.

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Bargains Flood Store With Damaged Goods Sale

The sale strips prices on gowns skirts chemises and corset covers with many items cut to 42c 66c and 1.59 per garment next Saturday Damaged carpets mattings and upholstery fabrics from 2c to 2 1 2c a yard are listed along with heavily reduced men’s and boys’ clothing and shoes.

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