Illinois Central and Southern Railroads to Enter Nashville
Special to the Herald from Nashville Tennessee reports that financiers expect both Illinois Central and Southern to establish terminals in Nashville within six months. The Banner notes the Southern likely controls the eastern division of the Tennessee Central, with pending negotiations to grant the Illinois Central control of the western division from Nashville to Hopkinsville Kentucky.
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Illinois Central and Southern
Nashville
Tennessee Central
The
Herald
Tenn
Banner
Southern
Hopkinsville
Kentucky
Sunday School Board Meeting of M E Church South
The Sunday School Board of the Methodist Church South met at 10 o'clock in Nashville at the home of Dr James Atkins editor of Sunday School Periodicals for its annual session. Members include Rev James Atkins D D editor Nashville John R Pepper M E Hone M L Walton Woodatock Va Rev J O Willgon D D Greenwood S C B M Washburn Montgomery A B M Burgher Dallas H M Hamill D D Superintendent of Training Work Dr Atkins opened the session with the report.
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Herald
Nashville
Tenn
Methodist
Eel Church South
James Atking
Sp Ecre
James Atkins
D. Dd
Itor
Chaim Nashville
John R. Pepper
Mem Hone
M. L. Walton
Woodatock
Kentuckians boasted of horse whiskey and women
The item extols Kentucky virtues and promotes CHAFFIN BROS flour from Clifton made from native Kentucky wheat, claiming superior merit. It singles out Clifton flour as a premier local product and frames Kentucky as producing exceptional goods.
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Clifton
Kentucky
Chaffin Bros
St Peter's Parish Society Thanks The Herald for Musical Benefit
The St Peter's Parish Society of Peter's Church Columbia expresses unanimous thanks to The Herald and its assistants for advertising their musicale held under society auspices. The note ends with sincere appreciation and faithful regards from the parish society.
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Herald
The
Indies
St. Peter's
Deatre
Bank Clerks Beat Dry Goods Clerks in North Side Park Game
Bank clerks defeated the dry goods clerks 10 to 8 in a Tuesday afternoon game at North Side park. Key plays included Jim Thomas and Everett Garner on base running, Dick Wilkes and Brave Cochran shining at bat, and Claude Godwin sustaining an injury in the fourth inning before being replaced by Grover Parks. Both pitchers delivered solid work with several strikeouts, and the bankers benefited from stronger team behind them, reducing errors compared with the dry goods side.
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North Side Park
Jim Thomas
Everett Garner
Dry Gods
Dick Wilkes
Bank Boys
Brave Cochran
Cuft Ad Kcision
Bruce
Claude Godwin
Dry Goods Boys
Grover Parks
Walkes
Garner
Bankers
Ury Goons
Bank Clerks
Bank Clerk
Godwin
HA Godwin
Bruce Corbran
Cliff Atkinson
Frank Bennett Wall
Early Closing Agreement Signed by Merchants in Rotana
An early closing agreement takes effect May 5 and runs until September 1, signed by Maury Dry Goode Co and partners including Wathive Harvin Evans Pigeon Anderson Foster Rosenthal Kareem Drew plus Clifton flour promotion. Clerks report strong approval of the pact amid business concerns and supply notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotana
Maury Dry Goode Co
Wathive
Harvin & Evans
Pigeonee Anderson & Foster
Rosenthal
Kareem
John C Dexter Lodge 186 Installs In Columbia
Forty two hundred Knights of Pythias gathered in Columbia for the installation of John C Dexter lodge No 186. Delegations came from Cullevita Mt Pleasant Franklin Lewisburg and other towns as supper and a late luncheon followed the ceremonies. Officers and trustees were elected including Chancellor Commander J A Molloy and Deputy Grand Chancellor Mora B Fariss credited with the success. The charter members list names many local Pythians, with lingering note that several members did not take their ranks Wednesday. A Nashville team was expected to assist but could not come.
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Pythine
Columbia
South Columbia
Pythiana
Cullevita
Mt. Pleasant
Franklin
Lewisburg
Lawrenceburg
Springill
Florence
Nashville
Morfreesboro
Bethyl House
Tings Hall
Pythian Lodge
Phintias Castle
Kuignt
Will Boyd
Phiotias Lodge
Nuckville
Phiotian
Atate
Mora
Fariss
John C. Dexter
John ©. Dexter
Grand Lodge
New Lodge
J. A. Molloy
O. D. Tegarden
H. F. Cook
R. J. Craig
A. McAlister
T. Gulliam
F. A
W. D. Cameron, Jr
J. A. Aspton
F. R. Seay
T. B. Gilliam
Pusat
T. B. Gillam
Grand Ce
Sete
J. W. Bishop
W. W
New Lode
Tom B. Gillam
O. D. Tegurden
J. Allison Motley
W. W. Wood
Marion Gilbert
Aden Richardson
Alex Kidd
J. A. McAlister
Polk Roun
Joe &. Thomas
R. Biagio
R. N. Hunter
J. H. Ashton
W. T. Richardson
Oscar Oc, Wade
Frank A. Shaw
H. I. Coox
W. L. Sinclair
D. Harlow
B. N. Wilson
J. KE. Calvert, Jr
M. Garner
John Framer
D. F. Brewer
Ed. Lamar
J. Trantham
H. Ritter
J. Brittain
Joe Johnson
Has its Uses London Express ta tree in the world
At Majunga in Madagascar a tree eighteen feet in diameter and fifty three feet in circumference yields a seed pod eleven inches long and over four inches in diameter. Its massive branches supported difisionaries hanged years ago, illustrating the tree’s remarkable size and historical use.
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London Express
Majunga
Madaensgoar
Has Cured Thousands. Will Cure You For Kidney Trouble
Has cured thousands and offers a remedy for kidney and bladder issues. Claims relief from Bright's disease, albumen in urine, gravel, and frequent urination. Sold by W. P. Wolf ridge at 50 cents and a dollar.
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Bright
Weing Smith
W. P. Wolfridge
County Notes Highlight Local People and School Match
Local items report Spring Hill residents visiting and returning from trips, job moves in Mt Pleasant and Nashville, and new office openings in McCain's. Franklin’s Branham & Hughes boys beat Battle Ground Academy 7 to 1 at Spring Hill. Missing lines mention Denton and Endowment Bank ties, a parrot for sale, and a barber shop ad. A flu and cold warning is noted with Dr Wood's Norway Pine Syrup.
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Suaie Hell Moore
Lovie Ayres
Spring Hill
A. W. Beckwith
Misa Mary Kate Irwin
Carter
Harry Wall
Mt. Pleasant
Chroniclen Franklin Review Appeal
Horace B. Thomas
Righyville
Nashville
McCain's
Wella
Roadview
Branham & Hughes
Battle Ground Academy
Franklin
Wood
D. D. Jouen
Bally Hill
F. M. Miller
Duck River
Mary A. Garner
Timmons
Por
A. A. Hodge
Regen
Bieyville
Estelle Nevelis
D. W. Boger
Fraternities Review
Endowment Bank of the Knights of Pythias
K. of P
Arsenal Notes on Band Visit and Post Assignments
The Third Infantry Band of thirty pieces will visit this post for one week in July with daily concerts. Officers will accompany from Fort Thomas and Columbia will hear the band. The Third Infantry may return to the Philippines in December. Lt Gibson selected for Infantry and Cavalry School at Fort Leavenworth starting September. Dr Branch will depart for Fort Ethan Allen Vermont. Surgeon McCall to take hospital charge. Steward White leaves for Fort Thomas to take exam. Lieutenants Gibson and Rathany returned from Fort Thomas after tough exams. Company K to hold target practice at Summertown in camp. First detachment under Lt Gibson leaves next week. Captain Beale inspected Tennessee militia, touring the state. Flag staff being paloted. flag hoisting to resume after fills from 7–8 and 10–11 a.m. Company engaged in new Manual of Pitching.
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Columbia
Fort Thomas
Philippines
Gibson
Infantry
Fort Leavenworth
Kansas
Branch
Fort Ethan Alles
Vermont
McCall
San Francico
Steward White
Hospital Corpa
Gibson and
Rathiany
Fort ‘Thomas
T Hey
Summertown
Campa
Beale
Tennessee Militia
Call Meeting of Maury County Court May 11 1903 Tax Rate Session
The Quarterly County Court of Maury County Tennessee will convene on Monday May 11 1903 to fix the tax rate for the year 1903 and to transact other business. Full attendance requested by W O Gonpon County Judge. Columbus April 9.
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Justices of the Peace
Maury County
Tennessee
Gonpon
Columbis
Maury County Election Commissioners Fight Over Appointments
A heated dispute in Maury County centers on appointing election commissioners. Temperance and whiskey factions clash over candidates including D K Minor and T G Hughes. Rumors name Col Arch Hughes and D K Minor, with delegations pressing Gov. Fraster for preferred picks as the overdue appointments loom.
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Maury County
Jota Sf
Bumns
John
Akin
D. K. Minor
Fraster
Cawe
John M. Barns
T. B Williams
Biwcel Howard
John H. Thomas
T. 4. Hughes
W. T. Galloway
Temperance Perceer
W. A. Quarter
al, Fielden
H. F. Parise
Ping Murphy
W. J. Towler
D Minor
T. G. Hughes
Godwin
Hughes
Col Arch Hughes
Counisaion
Col. Hughes
Democrata
Mies
Wides
Native Tennessee Mules for Sale on Time
A public sale notice for 4 to 6 year old mules, 16 hands high, at Stock Yards Columbia Tennessee on First Monday May 4 1903 at 11 am. Also a second brief sale of a carload of similar mules by J W Howard & Co Jackson Tennessee April 29.
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Tennessee
Columbia
Tenn
Dink Pulaski Mule Co
At The RACKET csi Sale on cheap new goods
The RACKET csi advertises ladies and children undergarments corsets gowns and belts at low prices. It features 25 dozen garbieres in white color 15 dozen Royal Worcester Dorset stockings and genuine men's talcum powder. Baseballs gloves bats and games offered at reduced rates with emphasis on value and new lines.
Wall Paper Store Expands Stock with New Patterns
The shop now carries the largest and best selected stock of wall paper in the city with new up to date patterns and affordable prices. A wide range of high grade papers and sample books are available for special orders. satisfied customers promote the business.
Wedding Bells In Crom Bridges Maury County
The wedding of Miss Maude Cell to Mr J Hugh Brown was held at the Methodist church in Crom Bridges on Wednesday night. The decor featured Easter lilies palms and smilax with lighted candles. Bridesmaids in white carried snowball bouquets while ushers and groomsmen from Nashville and local towns acted in the ceremony. The bride wore panne crepe de chine with lace and orange blossoms, and carried bride roses and lilies of the valley. A reception followed at the groom’s parents home with about seventy five guests. Mrs Brown wore green etamine and a white picture hat.
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Maude
J. Hugh Brown
Crom Bridges
Maury County
Messia
Thomas ©. Webster
Walter Woldridge
Henry O. Fulton
S Homes
Spence McFall
Ernest Dixon
Will Howard
Nashville
John Moor Granberry
Bledcoe Brown
B. K Bowen
Dixie Watkins
Bessie Dell
Lillian Smith
Jessie Bostick
Wille Ashton
Mary Dale Craig
Menvdolsohn
Henry Pointer
Spring Hill
Lucy Webster
Annie Brown Frierson
Miss Wabater
A. P. McForrin
Stratus
Hunt Ride
Jobi
Cecil
Ming Lenn
Mra. Brown
Ashwood
Brown
Handsome Jr
Tong
Jimast
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Arsenal Notes
Third Infantry Band
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Whiskey Gang
Otey Wood
Tom Wood
J. W. Howard & CO
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Jackson
Teno
State Board of Law Examiner
L. Cockroft
Memphis
A. Champion
Robert Burrow
Johnson City
A. Chamion
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Etary
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Chattanooga
Knoxville
V. P. Woldridge
Royal Worcester
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