Col umbia Dress Goods Sale Offers Wide Selection
The most complete assortment of dress goods silks and dry goods in Columbia is ready for inspection. Includes Sangliers Cheviots Chevrons Thibets Venetians broadcloths and new shades in Toffetas Pau de Sol Roman stripes and Jasper Silks. Per yard plaid back goods 43 inches wide priced 81.00 value 1.50 choice colors camel hair serge cheap at 50c yard Mop Sacking 42 inches wide 50c yard outings 27 inches wide 7c Bleached Domestic 100 yards extra heavy cotton flannel 10c yard ladies hose 10c pair.
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Columbia
Over the county notices and farm ads in Columbia
Community notices from Columbia Tennessee list sick lists, farm loans, seed sales, and local business requests. Items include Myers Pumps and Steel Stock at Satterfield Dodson, grain buyers J E Dixon Co and The Columbia Mercantile Storage Co, millinery previews, cariety of travel and visiting mentions, and a public sale notice for a wood street coesore jet home near Grant’s nursery with terms.
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Myers
Satterfield & Dodson's
Stella
Pearl Eetre
Young's S Bay
Gordon
Enoch Stephenson
Clarksville
Southwestern University
Pettie
Sunnyside
Olivia Foster
Carter's Creek
Columbia
Eleanor
Sue Fleming
Lynnville
Katherine Scott
Nurge
Barry
Columbia Mercantile Storage Co
W.J. Embry & Co
J. E Kittrell
Isom
Marianna
Ark
Spring Hill
Maury County
J. E. Dixon & Co
Columbia, Tenn
W. Warfield
M. B. Williamson
J. E Dixon & Co
Herald
Hettie Hite
Mesars
MecKennon
Anderson & Foster
Will Cooman
Cullooka
Court House
Wood Street
Grant
Igeod
Gordon & Agt McKay
Sensational shooting near Isoms shocks Lewis county
In Lewis county near Isoms a renowned McKnight saw mill owner killed the man alleged by his wife to be the father of her child. Albert Witherspoon, a long-time mill worker, faced threats and alleged coercion before McKnight shot him. No warrant issued yet. community stunned by the deadly act. American Wire Fence offered by Satterfield & Dodson.
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Isoms
McKnight& Sparkman
Team
Lewis County
Columbia
Tennessee Crop Report Highlights Mixed Week
Nashville reports a volatile week with heavy rains on the 16th and 17th hindering plowing and curing of tobacco and hay. After early setbacks, fair cool weather aided progress. about half the tobacco crop cut, cotton picking steady, and forage crops advancing. Winter oats and wheat planting rising, pastures good, and crab grass saved. prospects mixed across crops with pests noted in standing tobacco. J P Street & Co. advertises plows and farming gear.
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Nashville
Accidentally Killed on Farm in Tennessee
Nashville Sept 26 Herbert Bush Spain son of ex Criminal Court Clerk A. B. Spain was fatally wounded yesterday afternoon while mowing hay on his father's farm in the thirteenth district. The mowing machine wheel struck by a falling barrel caused the injury. He died at about six o'clock after being found alone in the field.
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Nashville
Herbert Bush Spain
Spain
Teenth
98 Yearold Man Kills Self in Jefferson Room
Charles Hodge aged 98 years shot himself in his Jefferson, near this city, while staying with his wife a telegraph operator at Bookside. Excessive cigarette smoking is given as the cause. He was a longtime Telegraph Company employee born in Columbia. Funeral services set for 10:30 a.m. at his home with burial in Rose Hill cemetery.
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Birmingham
Ala
Charles Hodge
Jefferson
Southern Railway
Given
Bookside
Hodge
Founr
Columbia
Tenn
Memphis
Western Union Telegraph Company
Memphia
Lou Hodge
A. P. Mefferrin
Rose Hill Cemetery
Old Papers For Sale By Herald Overstock Sale
The Herald advertises overstocked old papers at 16 cents per hundred or two hundred for a quarter. Readers are urged to buy quickly as supplies are limited and moving fast.
Sensational St. Louis tale linked to McKinley plot debunked
In St Louis a sensational claim by Edward Sattig that he and two others plotted to assassinate President McKinley and that he tied a handkerchief to Czolgosz was debunked as inconsistent and unverified. The tale prompted rapid publicity before negative developments emerged and officials questioned Sattig’s credibility.
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St. Louis
Edward Settle
Buter
Desmond
McKinley
Buffalo
Czolgosz
Saftig
Frank Harriet
Craigfox
Harrigan
Sattig
Carlisle
Hoosier Wheat Drill Promoted For T901 Upgrade
Dover Tennessee resident Ben Gipps was arrested on counterfeiting charges amid a wave of fake currency circulating in town. The report notes multiple arrests expected as authorities crack down on the counterfeit operation.
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Ben Gipps
Dover
Tenn
Best City School Supplies and More
In a broad offer, the store advertises school goods including tablets pencils ink pencil holders and crayon boxes, plus papers, readers, note and toilet items. It highlights Stickney's Readers, sun- smaller carpet sets, undergarments, hats, and assorted bargains with prices implied in small print.
Annexe Goods and Seasonal Supplies Advertised
Annex offers a range of household items priced from 1c to 50c. Jelly, varnish, metal polish, furniture polish, chair seats, feather and wool dusters, nickel peans, window shades, wall paper, and Surphize color window shades all available with various per unit costs. Store advertises ongoing wallpaper service and pattern options.
Favorable to Schley in Schley inquiry testimony
Rear Admiral Cotton, former Harvard commander, testified yesterday and leaned in Schley’s favor. He recounted delivering Secretary’s dispatch about Cervera’s possible presence and directing Mole St Nicholas movements. Cotton said coal could not be taken at Mole, Schley proceeded to Key West to coal, and he notified the department. The Sampson letter authorizing disregard of Washington orders was read. Sampson decided to join the inquiry with counsel.
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Cotton
Harvard
Schley
Washington
Cervera
Santiago Harbor
Mole St. Nicholas
Key West
Department
Sampson
Hart trial in Dickon ends with guilty sidewalk charge
In Dickon Tennessee Rev WW Hart was tried after being arrested near the election polls for preaching and beating the sidewalk. He was acquitted on the polling charge but found guilty of the sidewalk charge, fined five dollars and cents, total nine dollars including costs. An appeal to the Circuit Court was noted. The defendant asserts his intention to appeal the verdict.
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Dickon
Tenn
WW. H. Hart
Haddonder
An Hanes
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Nichols Funeral Directors
Bel 50
Citizens
Jan A. Oakes
Citz
RE. Nichols
Bell
C. W. Fleming
Mt. Pleasant
Kittrell
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Robt. Bhrg
Bethel
A. Sidney Page
Garden Streets
Citisens
E. G. Grant
Sam
Phonse
Bothell Hotel
Garden St
Moor Giles
Mickman
Marshall
Wm. m
Union City
A. J. Fry
Sawdust Valley
Othe
Sewell McKnight
Satterfield & Dodson
Crop Report
Esibett
J.P. Street & Co
Sarrenvieto & Dopson
Columbia District of Presbyterian Churches
Wood
Bethany Church
Hoosier Wheat
Cseeosianes & Dopsox
Pune
Woldridge
Stickney
Sunaller Carpebs
Talcom
Mennena
ANNEX
Court of Inquiry
Frierson & Embry
Columbia Mercantile Storage
Charles A. Cashier
Bibi
Citizens! Aelepane Oilios
Bell Telepho Oitico
Offiqe
North Main and
Sixth Street
M Dinning
W. G. Dinning Dinning
Dinning
Brown Block
Upataire
South Side Square
Columbia, Tonn
Earnest A. Timmons
M. D
South Garden
L A
Ju. Ana
Phon
Yi Iy
MO. W. Prierson
Flemine
Meadors & Bowen
Woldridge Building
Colomb
Lena Adcock
Maronic
Phone
South Main St
Lazarus Bros
P.L. Derryberry
N.F. Vaughan
Jones & Vaughan
Draler
East 8Th
Thave
Tin Power Ae
Aoe & Hethell
Garden Street
Bpeaialty
J.B. Kees
Citizens ‘Telepone
Voddwart
Q.L. Jocmaron
Chichester
Retare Sani
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Chichester Chemical
Madinen Square
Mela, PA
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