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Newspaper

Columbia Herald

Location

Columbia, Tennessee, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1900

Page

3

Local notes from Carters Creek settlers

OUR CORRESPONDENTS. CARTERS CREAK residents report many visits and travels. Jameson of Nashville visits Bre. W. M. Jameson and Miss Mary Lou McMeen of Spring, visiting Neovillé McMou. Several girls attend events in Nashville and return home. Mrs. McMeen travels to Texas. Master Howard Roberts returns to his father. The Lasting Hope meeting ends with sixteen additions. The community shares news of family visits and church activities.

J. M. Journey Bardville Mises Swinney and Green Ore F W. Harpeth Talitha Church McMeen Son Grauce Joe Olivia Foster Nashville W. Adkinson Bronton Ala Ms. McMeen Texas Howard Roberts Roberts J. M. Foster Godwin B.C. Fitzgerald Misa Boasie Hanter Leiper’s Fork Mra Gi. W. Nichols Columb B. Nichols Will Beal John Yokely Louisville Lasting Hope Adaione

Dr Pierce Medicines Promote Alcohol Free Cures

The temperance press condemns whisky laden medicines and cites Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and Favor Me Prescription as alcohol free and free from opium cocaine and narcotics. It invites readers to obtain the People’s Common Sense Medical Adviser free by mail with penny or stamp payments to Dr. B Y Pierce Buffalo NY.

Temperance Dr. Pierce Common Sense B. Y. Pierce Buffalo, N.Y

Religious Meeting and Community Notes in New Bethel

Oct 2 report from Barty Hinn says a Sunday night meeting at New Bethel had good preaching and visitors including J B Cathey and wife from Glenn's Bore. Mentions Hattie Cheers visiting Crowe family and Mrs Sam Moore sick. Wheat sowing and corn gathering ongoing. wishes for Goshen couple. Dock Crowe buys a purvey. McFadden of Texas visiting. John Doyle moved back to Rhiwold home at this place Lins.

Barty Hinn New Bethel J.B. Cathey Glenn Hattie Cheers J. M. Crowe Sam Moore Goshen Dock Crowe McFadden Texas John Doyle Rhiwold Hime Lins

Millions Given Away Boosts Dr King’s New Discovery

Dr King’s New Discovery for Coughs and Colds is donating over ten million trial bottles. The ad claims it cures asthma bronchitis hoarseness and other throat chest and lung diseases. Call on W P Woldridge the druggist for a free trial bottle. Regular sizes 50c and 1.00 guaranteed or your money back. June 3.

Dr. King Callon W. P. Woldridge Dragaisat Aeta

Real Estate Transfers Reported With Several Parcels Sold

Real estate transfers show A E Greenlaw and wife Sarity Soore selling 22nd district acres. West et al to C Calahan 15 acres in 11th district. B E Perkinson to HE Watkins jot in 12th district. W T Denton et ux to F J Moore 48 acres in 6th district. Mary Latta et al to Gus Watson house and lot in 3rd ward. Prices cited include 8650 LS, 890.99, 2 000, and 800.

A.E. Greenlaw Sarity Soore LS. West C. Calahan B.E. Perkinson HE. W. Watkins W. T. Denton F. J. Moore Mary Latta Gus Watson

Waived Examination in Murder Case for Prof Godfrey

John Thomas waived examination on Friday at noon for the murder of Prof J G Godfrey and was bound over to the circuit court. His counsel J Voorhies appeared. prosecution counsel Salmon Turner Hughes Cox with Attorney General Boyd will represent the state.

John Thomas Gr. Godfrey Circuit Court Thomas J. Voorhies Julie G. W. Hayes J. G. Godfrey Messrs. Salmon & Turner George T. Hughes BE. A. Cox General Boyd

Columbia Gun Club Meets for Weekly Trap Shooting

The Columbia Gun Club held its regular Friday meet with 14 members in the single target event. Sam Williams led the high score with four of five, while J. W. Shelton and W. P. Hardin followed. A second event for double birds drew 10 contestants, won by J. M. Sheppard who hit 8 of 10. Next Tuesday features two matches between Nichols and Shelton and a 50 target match Williams versus Sheppard. The public is invited.

Columbia Gun Club Ourteen W. P. Hardin J. M. Sheppard W. P J. W. Shelton J. M. Sen. Bar Voss W. H. Wilson J.ichols Geo Alcorn W. B Embry Y Chas. Sharp J. A. Ketcham Sim Williams A. J. Nichols Earl Voss W. B. Embry Sam Williams

Capt Hughes Illness Improves at Columbus Barracks

The Herato reports Captain W. N. Hughes has been dangerously ill at Columbus Barracks Ohio with a liver abscess that formed and broke recently. Doctors then held little hope but he is steadily improving now. His old friends hope for full restoration as heart trouble was linked to the liver ailment.

Herato W. N. Hughes Columbus Barracks Ohio Captain Hughes First Baptist Church Union Baptists Indianapolis Frank H. Levering India Great Britain Henry Richards Africa Congo Valley

Walking Night and Day Pill Advertisement

A vintage ad touts Dr. King’s New Life PIL as the busiest tile thing ever made, claiming each sugarcoated globule turns weakness into strength and listlessness into energy. Sold for 25 cents per box by JW P. Woldridge, druggist.

Dr. King P. Woldridge Draggist

Quick and Convenient Southern Railway Schedules East

Eastbound service from Nashville offers double daily trains via Chattanooga and Asheville to Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and New York. One Nashville departure at 9 30 p m arrives New York 12 43 p m with Pullman sleeping cars Salisbury to New York. Another Nashville departure at 3 30 p m connects at Chattanooga for Washington and New York.

Middle West Tennessee Nashville Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York Chattanooga Asheville Salisbury

Medical Association announces Pulaski meeting dates

The 13th semiannual meeting of the Middle Tennessee Medical Association, held last May, will be conducted at Pulaski on November 1 and 6. Officers listed include President H. Price of Nashville, Vice-President K S Howlett of Franklin, and Secretary-Treasurer Paul Clements of Cross Bridges.

Middle Tennessee Medical Association Pulaski de. Gee H. Price Nashville K.S Howlett Franklin Paul Clements Cross Bridges

Uncalled For Letters List for Week Ending Oct 23

The following list shows letters remaining in the office for the week ending Oct 23: Addie Popper, Cora McCargo, Mandien Severee, J H Neeley, Laura Overton, Mrs J TM Robertson, Clarerce Bellare, Ken Wade, Jaboeo, Nik Watson, Mattie Lewin, Allie Mise Williams, Ruth May, and others. A note indicates calls or delivery pending and that some letters are due to be advertised.

Popper Addie McCargo Cora Severee Mandien J H Neeley Laura Foe Overton Mra Miss E = Robertson Clarerce Bellare Ken Wade Bdan Jaboeo Krs Nik Watson Mattie Lewin Allie Mise Williams Ruth May H. F. Panies P. M

Remarkable Kidney Relief Brand Promises Quick Cure

A South American Kidney remedy claims to relieve distress and back pain in six hours, easing water retention almost immediately. Advertised as a cure, the product is sold by AJB Ratts, Druggist, in Columbia Tennessee.

Onic A.B. Rais Dragglat Calambla Teno Columbia Tenn

Mark Hanna’s Message Spotted From Rear Platform

In Winside Nebraska a tongue in cheek remark from the rear platform of a train mocks Mark Hanna. The note warns Populist farmers to chain children to themselves or hide them away, claiming Hanna is in town.

Mark Nebro'a Winside Neb Mark Hanna Apeak

Ladies' Fine Shoes in Columbia Offerings

Advertises a wide selection of ladies and mens footwear in Columbia. Highlights street boots walking shoes dress toes with various tops and heels, full dress patent leather, and Edwin Clapp shoes. Promotes largest lines of $5 and $6 shoes, $3.50 shoes, and $2.30 options.

Columbia Edwin Clapp

Market Report Emphasizes Mixed Wheat and Cattle Prices

St Louis market notes mixed wheat futures with quotes on corn oats and hay. Cattle and hog prices show broad ranges with steers and feeders at varied levels and Texas and western livestock noted. Financial items include money rates mercantile paper and sterling exchange along with government bond mentions.

St. Louis Vals Jae Hay—Timothy Baen Chicago Litehers Wekers Fiat Heliers Faboaan Texas Hite Hogan Financial New York Prime Mercantile Sterling Exchange Bis de Smi

Immigrant Ireland Shapes Urban American Life

The article surveys Irish influence in the United States, noting their labor, politics, and geographic dispersion. It highlights Irish achievements in public works, diverse occupations from drivers to editors, and strong political organization. It also touches on farming in the North Atlantic division and cultural loyalty fueling community support.

America Ainsley Rome Iriah Latarers Tam North Atlantic Thackeray London Generosvet

Selector Systems and Weather Safety Highlighted in Briefs

A jittery note on wireless selector systems for signaling without cross interference. A weather storm warning cautions open fields as most dangerous during lightning. A West Side scene reports two men heckling women with a witty reply. A Philatelic sale in England nets 150000 dollars for Castle of Brighton collection.

West Side Chicago Valanchie Philatelic Collection England Castle Brighton London Philatelic Society

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