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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1905

Page

3

Land Sale in Columbia Tennessee by Akin C M

In Columbia Tennessee the Chancery Court will sell land from the Maury County old 10th district at auction on a covered July day in 1906. The 109 acre tract is bounded by Dickey and Jordan lines with specified bearings and trees. Terms: six and twelve month credits. one third cash. sale notes bear interest from date. purchaser provides security. Sale is to clear the decree from April 1905.

Lafayette Anderson Chancery Court Columbia Tenneense Chancery Court Room N. E North Main and 6Th Streets Tenuueeses Maury County James Dickey J.P Jordan Uash Feddt A, N AKIN

Praise for Prof. Hardy at Southwestern and Columbia Military Institute

The Senior of Southwestern University at Georgetown Texas honors Prof. J C Hardy a principal at Columbia Military Institute noting his sterling worth and wide impact. He organized the Glee Club funded the Annual and Sou west er, helped erect campus fencing and gathered 4282 dollars for a new gym. Prof Hardy leaves Southwestern for Columbia Tenn where he becomes president. Claude Cody Jr also departs to Columbia to chair Chemistry and Mathematics, with best wishes from friends.

Southwestern Univarar Georgetown Texas J.C. Hardy Columbia Military Institute G. C.ly Franlty J. C. Hardy Southwestern Hardy Haray Southwestecn Vanderbilt E Ben Ag State Southwestern Athletic Association Glee Club Gordy Onty Pr Hardy Southwestern Wall Bia Tennessee Columbia Minitary Institute C. C. Cody, Jr. Clantie Cody, Jr Columbia J. ©. Hardy Claude

Work House Commissioners Hear Mt Pleasant Bid for Road Labor

The Work House Commissioners met in Esq. Franke Smith's office to consider bids from a Mt. Pleasant delegation seeking labor for road work from Mt. Pleasant to Southport. The board noted Mr. Murphy’s pending resignation, but he was persuaded to stay.

Work House Esq. Franke Smith Himbnuss Mt. Pleasant Lebel Southport Handy Mall Murphy

Day of Fate Brings New Columbia Military Academy

Speech by Jon Trorwoon Moone celebrates growth of Columbia and nearby schools, praising Spring Hill, Cullooka, McCains, Theta, and others. He lauds two teachers Hardy and Edgerton, urges collective effort to build moral and intellectual uplift, and expresses pride in Maury County.

Enron Henato Columbia Maury County Thorshold Theas Columbia Military Academy St Mt, Pleasant Spring Hill Cullooka McCains Theta Middle Basin Mr. Pleasant Hardy and Edgerton Leve Jon

Roosevelt mediation yields Russo Japanese peace talks

New York reports definite knowledge that both Russia and Japan accepted President Roosevelt’s suggestion for plenipotentiaries to meet on terms of peace. Tokyo confirms agreement and a meeting on the Manchurian battlefield is expected. London notes the diplomatic triumph and anticipates a direct negotiation process with Russia and Japan.

Japan Russia New York The Associates Press Roosevelt Tokio War Office London St. Petersburg the Times Rumne Count Cassini Washington M. Takahira Great Britain

Masons Elevate J T Pattie in Local Lodge Ceremony

Dr W A Smith Rev W T Umsery and Sol Gros all Masons assisted at Bigbyville on Friday night as Pattie was raised to the Sublime Degree of Master Mason. Several ladies and gentlemen from the neighborhood attended as guests and refreshments were served afterward in the hall.

W. A. Smith W. T. Umsery Sol Gros Hyville J.T. Pattie

President urges direct peace talks between Russia and Japan

The president advocates direct negotiations between Russia and Japan to end the war. He asks the two governments to meet without intermediaries to discuss terms of peace. He would aid in arranging preliminaries on time and place if both powers agree.

Petéraburm St Petersburg Japan Roosevelt Sichots Nicholas Hai Russie Jabea

Minister-elect Hosen returns from Africa on treaty mission

From Berlin June 11 Dr Hosen minister elect to Morocco re turned from Addis Ababa where he served as German envoy to King Menelik seeking a commercial treaty. Menelik, deemed prudent and conciliatory, is said to believe he descends from Solomon and the Queen of Sheba with a line of Sabians. The Ark of the Covenant, claimed by Ethiopians, remains unseen by Europeans and guarded by high priests in a temple at Axum.

Berlin Hosen Morocco Adis Ababa Abysinia Germany Menelik Rosen Bowen Solomon Sheba Ethiopia Akhom

Sailors Elect Officers at Oda Fellows House

The Sailor's Ship Rolt E Lee held a Friday night regular session electing officers: Captain E P Furgueson, Lieutenant W B Bios, Master Horace Peyton, Chaplain Miss Jesse Shaw, Supercargo Mrs E M Gimp bell, Watch Dean Frazier, Resin Hang Grobta K Fergueson, Navigator Ed L Lamar, Quartermaster Mrs Frank Kenfro, Paymaster Chas Williams, trustees Mrs A BE Fergueson Zora Blues and Miss M L Kenfro Pearl Pilkinton.

Rolt. E. Lee Oda E. P. Furgueson W. B. Bios Horace Peyton Jesse Shaw E. M. Gimpbell Dean Frazier K. Fergueson Grobta Ed. L. Lamar Frank Kenfro

Transcontinental travel speeds and diplomatic actions reported

A dispatch notes a Pontneylvanian covering 408 miles between Chicago and Pittsburgh in 440 minutes, averaging over 75 mph with stops. It cites a Sunday start to shorten travel to Cincinnati and St. Louis and reports on the Russian Zemata Congress address to the Czar and Ambassador Meyer’s note on the Roosevelt era diplomacy.

Western territory rail timetable note from pean month

On the first and third Tuesdays of pean mouth, Hoketa will run to far Western territory for fares plus one. Stopovers appear on the trip with three days for connections on Cotton Belt Route trains. Trains offer sleeping cars parlor cars and cafe cars, with literature on the secretary.

Telp Hoketa Cotton Belt

Public sale notice in Maury County chancery court

Pursuant to a decree from the April term 1906 in a chancery case in Maury County I will sell on Saturday July 1908 in front of the Chancery Court in Columbia lands described as bounded north by T. P. West east by Charles Partee south by O. M. Craver west by Selena W. Bateo containing ... sale of the power of attorney and property in the old twentieth district of Maury County likely involves heirs Mora B. f Adm'r and Levi McMeons.

Charles Partee O. M. Raver W. Bateo Guo. Pitepetriot

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