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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1902

Page

7

Alcorn’s Drug Store Promises Quality and Satisfaction

An ad from Alcorn's Drug Store asserts customers can buy with confidence, promising money back or replacements for any item that proves unsatisfactory or misrepresented. It guarantees all goods as described and claims higher quality may cost more, inviting customers to verify the claims.

Alcorn Stacy

Out of Town Correspondence in Early 1900s Typos and Tales

Partial returns from the November 4 1902 election mix with local news from Taylorsville. Notices mention Mi ex Ells Cathey returning to Columbia and George Biffle visiting daughter Walter Kirkpatrick at gaswick plus several neighbors and families, births, visits and a protracted meeting at the She church.

Taylorsville Lipscomb Kirk Robt. Thom A. Kennedy A. B. Cathar W. E.irkpatrick Walter Kirkpatrick Felix Woodside Mratt Russell Wilameaport Marnie Shannon Misa May Raines Hampshire Will Morton

Ballard's Snow Liniment Promised as a Cure

Greenville Texas resident I M McHany writes a testimonial praising Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatism that kept him bedridden six weeks. He claims it cured him after two bottles and endorses the product as the best liniment for rheumatic, sciatic, or neuralgic pain available at A B Raina.

I. M. McHany Greenville Tex Ballard A. B. Raina

Park Station news notes and local visits

Master Fred White remains very ill with fever as neighbors and relatives visit. Farmers report good corn and potato crops. several residents, including Mr. Allen of Petersburg and Mr. and Mrs. Gilliam, travel to nearby towns and attend services. The community records several family visits and sickness amid crop activity. The column ends with a mention of THELMA.

Mm T._N. Gilliam Groveland Frea White Elisanne Arkansas Nancy Pinkeon Susan Johnson Houston Race Springs James Gilliam Talbert Gilliam Leftwich Thelma

Startling Surprise from Rheumatism Cure at Woldridge’s

A. T. Headley, a healthy Tilden blacksmith, suffered ten years of Rheumatism but was cured after using Electric Bitters. He reports two bottles wholly cured him with no symptoms for years. The medicine purifies blood, regulates kidneys, eases neuralgia and nervousness, and improves digestion. Try them at Woldridge's drug store.

A. T. Headley Tilden W. 2 Woldridge Drugatore

Halloween Party Social Haunts Rigbyville Note

Misses Esta Neville and Fannie Lovett hosted a Young Ladies Social Club Halloween party last Friday evening. The notice also reports Ida Hildebrand Hildebrandt’s engagement to T Wave Faires of the area with a wedding planned November 12 at eight o’clock at the bride’s home.

Ripleyville Esta Neville Fannie Lovett Young Ladies Social Club T. Wave Faire Hildreth Faires Busibeen I Ray Bel Ray M. Chenault Dow Emmott

Timber buyers seek standing timber at best price locally

We are in the market to purchase choice bodies of standing timber and invite you to describe offerings and your lowest price. We can haul at any size, large or small, with delivery on cars locally. W. Bead & Co., Tean, meth.

Tata W. Bnead

Roxie Hollan seeks divorce from Jim Hollan

In circuit court Roxie Hollan files for divorce from her husband Jim Hollan. The suit marks a formal dissolution of their marriage filed in the circuit court.

Roxie Hollan Circuit Court Jim Hollan

Religious Services Set At Four Local Churches

A long service of exceptional merit will be conducted at St. Peter's church next Sunday night. Rev. W. T. Ussery will preach at Rock Springs Sunday at 11 a.m. There will be a Sunday school rally at the First Methodist church next Sunday at the Sunday school hour beginning promptly 4:30 o'clock. An invitation is extended to the entire membership of that church to attend.

Will Blackburn Columbia Eb. E. Regen Lillian Gilmore Lawrenceburg Mal Nowlin Sam Gidcomb Santa Fe Olivet Giles Sogaty Seth E. Perry A. E. Hill Floyd Giddens Buford's Hugh Dickerson Conway Giles County Missie Maxwell Ethel Bryant Carter's Creek George Swan Nashville Robi. Swan Edgar Morgan Irene Adkisson Swan Ettaton Foster Mt. Pleasant St. Peter's W. T. Ussery Rock Springs First Methodist Church

Bucklow’s Arnica Salve Promised Cure

Walton Furnace resident Spirer received Bucklow’s Arnica Salve to treat a fever sore on his leg, claimed to be wholly cured. The ad asserts the salve cures bruises ulcers eruptions boils corns and more with a ible guarantee by W P Woldridge.

Spirer Walton Furnace Zic W. P. Woldridge Arugwist

Dickens Office Furnishings Sell At London Auction

Dickens era desk chair table and a high back chair from All the Year Round editor’s office sold in London for 25 pounds. They were given at Dickens’ death to his housekeeper and later to a collector.

Charles Dickens London Dickens

Maury County Vote Returns Show Narrow Dem Leanings

In Maury County the election yielded unusually low totals with many precincts lacking full records. Frazier leads for Governor with 1,666 to Campbell 475, while L Paget equals 1,559 against Gregory 60 in Congress race. J H Smith wins corporation magistrate with 148 votes to Embry 104 and Williamson 98.

Maury County Frazier Campbell L. P.agett Congress Gregory Erwin Lipsomb Nelson Columbia J. H. Smith F. H. Smith Wiley B Embry J. T. Williamson Nat Jones

King Edward and Ireland Ties Stir Rumors Of Changes

A London Tribune report claims King Edward urged ministers to rework Ireland policy and a new permanent secretary has been chosen. London cables also hint at Wyndham land act reforms and a potential spring semi state visit to Ireland.

New York Edward London the Tribune Ireland Wyndham

Latest Returns Indicate Democratic Edge in State Race

Ballot totals show Fraine likely to win by about 60,000 with Frazier around 50,000, while the Anti-Haloon League dominates the Lower House. Democrats projected to hold at least 110 joint-ballot seats, with several districts and chambers still unsettled as Chairman Thompson remains confined to bed.

Fraine East Weathessee Frazier State Democratic Executive Committee

Election gains and counts across states shape party control

Republican majorities in Indiana and California shrink with unsettled districts while Democrats claim momentum in Tennessee. Reported totals show Republicans holding a 26 000 edge in Indiana and a 205 179 Senate split nationally with two California districts undecided. Tennessee forecasts push Frazier toward a near 50 000 Democratic margin as other nominees fall in state races.

Odell's Majority Estimated Between 5k and 10k in New York

In New York on November 5 with nearly complete returns Odell's Republican plurality is estimated between five thousand and ten thousand. Odell's leads in the state with strong margins in major counties and urban centers.

New York Odell

Henry County Democrat Wins Senate Race in Tennessee

Unofficial Henry county results show R. P. Cole Democrat defeating Mike Broderick Independent for State Senate by a strong margin. Other local races favor Frazier, McKenzie, and Congressman Lima over Republican opponents.

Cole Broderick the Herald Paris Tenn Henry County Frazier McKenzie Lima R. P. Cole State Senate Mike Broderick

Governor race counts in Marshall county precinct

In Marshall, Lewisburg on Nov 4 the Marshall county precinct reported results for governor with Frasier 1677 Campbell 810 Cheves 87 and For Rail rod Commissioner 8 McKenzie 1.

Herald Lewisburg Marshall County Frasier Campbell Cheves Railrod McKenzie

Election returns hint at county Democratic edge in Giles and surrounding areas

Nov 5 unofficial results show Richardson 1 684 and Parker for Congress in the county race while A Jones trails 1 724 for State Senator. P McClure backs unopposed 1 702 for Representative. County-wide totals suggest a Democratic majority gain of about twenty five. In Giles and Pulaski precincts Frazier leads Campbell 2000 to 610 for Congress.

Elliott Congress Richardson Parker A. Jones P. McClure Giles Herald Pulaski Frazier Campbell Bagg Romine Jointer R Eaten White Senate Bull Seagate Wayne Padgett Gregory Gallatn Seay

Tennessee elects Democratic governor as vote count lags

Tennessee voters shaped a quiet election with Governor J. B. Frazier, Democrat, and a 40 000-strong Democratic Senate majority reported. Races for railroad commissioners and congress remained largely unchanged amid incomplete returns and widespread apathy across counties.

Tennessee Democratic Peeler Mill Senate Frazier Gibson Apathy

Republicans claim House lead amid undecided districts

The House remains tightly contested as Republicans report a slight lead with early morning returns. Chairman Babcock asserts a Republican majority without figures, while Democrats gain in the North and West. Kentucky Democrats claim a near sweep of ten of eleven Congress seats amid ongoing uncertainty over final control.

House Babcock Kentucky Dunn New York Republican State Committee Gov Odell Elliott Danforth Democratic State Committee Coler

Campbell Loses District in Elizabethton County

Frazier carried Judge Campbell's home district by 20 votes in Elizabethton. The 1900 district had a Republican majority of 124.

Elizabethton Yenn

Asleep Amid Flames Firemen Rescue Sleeping In Home

Firefighters dragged sleeping occupants from a flaming house, underscoring dangers of neglecting coughs and colds. An old ad touts Dr King’s New Discovery claiming protection against throat chest and lung troubles with a promise of relief and a free trial bottle.

Dr. King Fold

Fire destroys W F Wilson barn on Galloway Street

A Wednesday blaze on Galloway Street owned by W F Wilson burned a barn and corn crib beyond salvage. The barn housed about 1000 dollars of broom corn and 1500 dollars in insured value, with both structures heavily damaged by fire, smoke, and water before the fire department secured the scene.

New York Great Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co West Street W. F. Wilson Galloway Street

Rain of Small Fish Stuns Columbia Residents

An extraordinary meteorological event in Columbia saw scores of fish, from half an inch to three inches, fall from the sky after a morning rain. Some were bruised, others unharmed, with many displaying brilliant colors. Experts suggest a local wind storm carried fish aloft from a river or creek, then dropped them miles away as the rain ended.

Columbia Mornine

Not Too Late To Sow Field Media Go To Butterfield

A brief notice urges readers to act now by visiting Butterfield and Dodson to purchase field media supplies. The item emphasizes urgency and directs buyers to the indicated store for availability.

Butterfield , Dodson

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