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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1909

Page

6

Tennessee Legislature Ends With Midnight Adjournment

The fifty-sixth Tennessee General Assembly adjourned sine die at midnight after long negotiations over a revenue bill and a telephone tax amendment. Senate and House conferences linked to a yearly $3 tax on telephones and debated salary increases for state officials amid an overall austerity mood and concerns of a large deficit. The adjournment followed tense sessions, protests over raises, and a committee-driven push to align pay with budget constraints.

Foun Avery Ping Bayly Ashe Tennessee Taylor Tha Tegista Tha Tegista< i Teal Hin Wugmuine Howse Kinney Senate Raul House General Assembly Hickpolo Divitson Hoe Allale Adayed Ewulf Reagh Dysreen Tenneeser Finance, Ways and Means Committee

Beware Mercury in Catarrh Ointments Warns Public

Caution against using catarrh ointments containing mercury. Mercury can damage smell and upset the body through mucous surfaces. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio contains no mercury and is taken internally. Sold by druggists at 75 cents per bottle. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio F. J. Sheney & Co Drugeists

Cooper Bill Is Returned

Nashville Tenn May 3 The pills of exceptions in the case of Col Duncan B and Robin Cooper were returned Saturday to Judge Hart who argued them and now the case will go to the supreme court for final decision. It was necessary for the defense to file the bill of exceptions or seek more time. An estimate shows the document will run over 2600 typewritten pages. It will be some time in early 1910 before the case is heard by the supreme court.

Nashville Tenn Col Duncan B Robin Cooper Hart Supreme Court

Rockefeller's Recipe for Success in Business Ethics

The article outlines enduring business guidance from Rockefeller style prudence. It emphasizes pursuing lawful, fair dealing, studying capital needs, and preparing for setbacks. It warns against aiming for riches without a larger ambition and stresses staying within natural commercial laws to gain genuine trust and lasting success.

Rockefeller

Service To Our Customers

This bank aims to serve each customer alike in business matters and we give each the best bank service. The man with a small volume of business receives the same attention as the large depositor. We offer accommodation in all banking matters and are prepared to care for the aged of our customers. We are glad to talk over business matters with you whether you are a customer or not. We are confident our service will give entire satisfaction.

Insurance Claim Settled for Mrs Carmack in Maury County

The Pennsylvania Casualty company paid 5500 on Mrs Carmack's policy after a $7600 suit by Hatcher & Hatcher. The suit claimed penalty, interest, and fees due since the death of Senator Carmack, with local agents Wilson & Regen served. Settlement halts further penalties and costs remain to be adjusted.

Cobey Carack Pennsylvania Casualty Company Carmack Maury County Hatcher & Hatcher Cramack Insurance Company Cormack Wilson & Regen Pennsylvania Cooper

Paley's Kidney Remedy Promises Quick Health Restorations

An advertisement claims Paley's Kidney Remedy restores health by stimulating kidneys to remove waste from blood. It targets exhausted nerves and related ailments, urging immediate use and labeling the product pleasant to take. Published by GEO, 8 AL CORN.

Paley Geo Alcorn

Masons Hold Good Meeting in Columbia Lodge

The Columbia Lodge No. 31 Free and Accepted Masons held a meeting with Mr. C0 Miller presiding. Five Entered Apprentices were examined and a memorial resolution for William J. Whitthorne was adopted praising his charity, public service, and steadfast integrity. A memorial page will be set in lodge records and published.

C0. Miller Claiborne Lindze Nashville Eugene Guest Whittborne W. M Columbia Lodge No William J. Whitthorne Whitthorne Order Ita Brother Whitthorne J.T. Williamson M. L. Stokes H. P. Figuers

Foley's Kidney Remedy Ad Promotes Health Claims

An old advertisement asserts Foley's Kidney Remedy tones kidneys and bladder, purifies blood, restores strength, and contains no harmful drugs. It invites readers to start using the product today.

Foley Geo Alcorn

Maury County Teachers Meet In Regular Session

The Maury County Teachers Association met Saturday in the office of Superintendent Graham. Prof J W Journey and Miss Fannie Louise Smith led the primary department while Prof J A Bostick of Mt Pleasant led the secondary. The annual summer Institute is set for June 14 at the Athenaeum for two weeks with State Superintendent R L Jones supplying an instructor. The Maury County School Improvement Association will organize at the June Institute.

Maury County Teachers’ Association Graham J. W. Journey Fannie Louise Smith J. A. Bostick Mt. Pleasant Athenaeum R. L. Jones Maury County School Improvement Association Institute

Farm for Sale in Maury County 238 Acres Near Bigbyville

238 acres of first class farm lands in Maury county part of the T. M. Hogan farm three miles west of Bigbyville and five miles from Mt. Pleasant. About 150 under cultivation with two woods, well watered and an orchard. Contains two dwellings and two barns. Auction to be held if not sold before Saturday June 6 1909. C. Be Lowell at the farm or write him at Columbia Tenn RF 1 No 10.

Maury County T. M. Hogan Bigbyville Mt. Pleasant C. BE Lowell Columbia, Tenn R. F

Doan's Ointment Fights Daily Eczema Spread

A historical advertisement claims Doan's Ointment stops eczema spread instantly relieves itching and cures permanently. It promotes availability at any drug store with a focus on quick topical relief for skin irritation.

Banks Make Good Showing in Maury County

Banks showcase strong figures with Phoenix National and Maury National showing rising deposits and profits. Phoenix National reports nearly 800,000 drawing interest and about 40,000 in profits, with individual deposits near 210,000. Maury National Bank logs 800,000 drawing interest, nearly 50,000 surplus, and deposits around 634,000. Both banks praised as wisely managed in today’s Herald.

Maury County Mailiry National Bank Phoenix National Bank Phoenix National Dhe Maury National Bank Difecult

Foley Honey and Tar cough remedy certification card

Card certifies that druggists may refund money if Foley's Honey and Tar fails to cure cough or cold. Claims stop cough, heal lungs, prevent pneumonia and consumption. Contains no opiates. Genuine product in yellow package GHO 8 ALCORN.

Foley

Vaughn Manufacturing adds second story and yard upgrades

The Vaughn Manufacturing Co. has completed a second story on its warehouse and is creating a bench room to clear space for new machinery. Benches will be moved out, two new machines and an electric motor will be installed at the South Garden Street yard at the corner of Eleventh. Total cost about 2500 dollars.

Vaughn Manufacturing Co South Garden Street Eleventh

Dean's Regulats Constipation Remedy Ad

Advertisment promising constipation relief and stomach toning with quick digestion and easier bowels. Claims stimulate the liver and appetite. Encourages asking a druggist for a 25 cent box.

Dean

Spring priced goods and home textiles at local shop

We feature corsets and pamphlets plus ladies wear and undergarments at low prices. New stock includes Spring embroidery, lace, muslin underwear, neck ruching, and white collars. Enlarged wallpaper dept with spring paper, moulding, canvan, and stained pantry ware. Jardinieres available.

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