Millinery Openings Create Enchanted Display at Columbia
The city welcomes a stylish millinery opening by McKennon, Anderson & Foster, running through Saturday. The second floor showroom features palm decorations and music, with standout hats including the L’Aigion and Marquis styles, green and red ribbons, and a child’s blue picture hat with pink bow. Mrs. M. B. Williamson and staff prepare for today’s start, inviting ladies to rent the cozy room adjoining the parlor.
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Sarah Bernhardt
Boiler Explodes Amid Hydropower Work Exchange Offer
A Bremen era note from Astrtux Bros states a boiler explosion occurred but did not affect water power. The firm reports ongoing grinding day and night and seeks to exchange flour and meal for wheat and corn, signing as Astrtux Bros with respectful tone.
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Astrtux Bros
Burglaries Mar Circus Parade Following West End
During the circus parade on Wednesday several West End homes were entered. J W Weatherly lost 870 dollars plus jewelry. Horace Rainey’s house saw two gold watches stolen. Mrs W A Templeton’s home and Eugene Alford’s Macedonia store were similarly broken into. Police seek the guilty party while Handcock Disc Plaws adverts.
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West End
J W. Weatherly
Horace Rainey
W. A Templeton
Eugene Alford
Macedonia
Gene
Kro
Gordon versus Continental Fire Insurance Compromised
Circuit Court record shows the case of T. E. Gordon against Continental Fire Insurance Co compromised after Wednesday proceedings. Agreement reached to pay damages. suit arose from Bear Creek Turnpike failure and related weeded complaint with damages claimed.
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Gordon
Personal Notices Show Wide Circle of Visits and Travel
Bol Gross returns from Albany National. W E McKenponie to St Louis for business. Mrs Susan Wilson visiting relatives at Carters Creek. Mrs Ernest Farrellak back from Nashville. John B Padgett to Culooka for schooling. Ida Linsodman returns from New York. Edna Frierson to Nashville Ward's Seminary. Sadie Gollithan from Nashville. W J Oakes visits Pulaski and Campbellsville. J J Stephenson of Ashwood in Nashville. many others travel to Nashville, Memphis, St Louis, and nearby towns for visits, study, and family gatherings.
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Bol Gross
Alneionatl
W. E. McKenponie
St. Louie Loo
Susan Wilson
Carter's Creek
Ernest Farrellak
Nashville
John B. Padgett
Culooka
Mias
Ida Linso Dimly
New York
Edina Vows
Noahville
Centreville
Ethel Hotcher
Midway
Mia HH. Craig
Texas
Nina Seay
Shreageport
J. P. McGaw
Mina Mable Smith
Mississippi
Mina Louise Woldridge
Annie Lou Houser
Waxahachie
Josephine Houston
Lewisburg
Patent Medicine Stands On Public Merit And Open Formula
Public notice proclaims superior merit of a patent medicine with a formula and compounding method open for physician inspection. It claims to cure blood and liver diseases, priced at $1.00 per bottle or $500 for a case, and notes sales are conducted only by a specified seller.
Rains The Druggist Receives Widespread Testimonials
Reports and testimonials flood in praising Rains The Druggist for its claimed wonderful curative powers and effective remedies. Numerous customers cite health improvements and satisfaction with treatment.
Maury County Fair Preparations Near Completion
Arrangements are about completed for the Maury County Fair the biggest ever. Special trains at reduced rates will be run by the N. O. & St. L. and N. & F. railroads to serve fairgoers. Railroads back the event and expect Columbia to attract a large crowd similar to past years.
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Maury
Maury County Fair
Columbia
Program of the Fair at South Side Park Next Week
Program notes for a three day fair at South Side Park featuring base ball horse show pony show pace trot running events and a grand ball at the Bethell opera house with the Olympia Opera Co on the second night fireworks concerts and a band, along with agricultural improvements and equipment vendors.
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South Side Park
Mt. Pleasant
Olympia Opera Co
Opera House
the Bethell
Horne
Herrmann the Great Delights Opera House Audience
A Friday show at the Opera House featured Herrmann the Great performing expert sleight of hand with water bowls live fish a disappearing cage and other feats that held two hours of rapt attention The Ness family provided a pleasing musical program in 16th century Venetian garb with mandolin and guitar selections ranging from opera to rag time The entertainment was well received and praised as the season's best thus far with strong audience support and management thanks.
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Herrmann To Great
Legerdermann
Herrmann
Herrmann the Great
Five Nouses
Ness
Local Grocery Ad Announces Fresh Stock and Fair Prices
Your orders for groceries will receive prompt attention at our store. We keep a new fresh stock and charge reasonable prices. When you need hay, corn, bran, field seed, turnip seed or sweet country ham a.
Seven Cars Derailed at Dunne Station Wreck
Frierson and Embry reported a Wednesday afternoon wreck at Dunne station on the N F and Seven line with seven cars derailed. No injuries were reported as the wrecker was summoned to the scene.
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Dunne
F. & Seven
Ecete
Town News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings
Around town notes report improvements and illnesses among residents including Mr A Barr and Elder McCaleb. Changes at Bethel and Trade Palace, new jobs, a baby born to Mr and Mrs Jake Hebbern, and plans for a Old Fiddlers Contest next month. Community events feature a skating club, an ice cream festival for Main Street Church, and church repairs at St Pauls A M E. Also mentioned are the Cumberland Telephone Co worker changes, a deputy sheriff appointment, and local obituaries for Mr Robert Sacre of Midway Ky.
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Ciatorn
Elder McCaleb
Knights of Pything
Caaithe Hall
Meade Vaughn
Bethel
W. A. Willie
Trade Palace
Walter Lochridge
Hugene Martin
South High Street
Nat
Minnie Towler
Matt McFerrin
Cumberland Telephone Company
Nashville
Jake Hebbern
Clara Colquit
Bee Payne & Brittain
Frank Latte
GW. Nichols
Robi
Dodson
Frank
White Bros
Will Fleming
J. E. Calvert
South Garden Street
11Th Intenet
R. P. Adkisson
Ashton Bros
Joe Tucker
South Main Street
St. Paul's A. M. E. Church
Macconi
Sam Cook
Mosars, Heagrin and Co
Chicago Portrait Co
Knoxville University
Bagers Ia
Vaughan
Mt. Pleasant
Charley Cooper
Green
Jackson Phosphate Co
Lawrence Democrat
J. H. Neeld
Cumberland Exchange
Matthews Gordon
Frank Vaughn
Zack Roquemore
Nimrod Porter
Jake Harlan
Wallace & Overton
Tom Birdsong
Bethell House
J. W. Reams
Fourth Street
C. P
Hendley & Wilson's
Jack Childress
Dewey
George
Lae Sacre
Robert Sacre
Midway Ky
Sacre
Dilemma of Which Great Man to Tame and Local News
Mr and Mrs Frank Herndon celebrate a boy and ponder which great man to emulate William J Bevan Ned Carmack or Benjamin Franklin Herndon The opening of doctors Anmerman to treat patrons draws first day registration of 16 New stock at Columbus Rubber and other notices Mrs Neill Brown and Arthur visit Memphis and Miss Flora Burns with Mrs Laura Blount Miss Mary Dowling visits Miss Flora Burns Gus Powell from Nashville visits Columbus Mrs Janie McBride dies in Sawdust Valley area Rev H Beasley conducts funeral for Mrs Janie McBride Eugene L Martin dies at 23 after fever relapse Mrs Martin leaves wife and two children funeral in Franklin Ky Eleanor Bailey dies at near Eagleville remains brought for Rose Hill funeral. Residence burned Glendale house destroyed by kitchen fire. insurance 400. Superior Grain drills advertised by J P Sreeer & Co.
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Frank Herndon
Mr. Herndon
William J. Bevan
Ned Carmack
Benjamin Franklin Herndon
Anmerman
Neill Brown
Arthur
Memphis
D. A. Craig
Beaver Dam Springs
Flora Burns
Laura Blount
Summertown
Mary Dowling
Robert B. Jones
Huntaville
Florence
Gus Powell
Nashville
Eugene L. Martin
J. R. Martin
South High Street
Greenbrier
Toon
Ray
A. P
Eleanor D. Bailey
W. Aailey
Eagleville
Rose Hill Cemetery
Makeett
Joe F Tucker
Glendale
City Court Hears Large Thursday Session At Columbia
Judge Erwin presided over a crowded Columbia court day with disorderly conduct and intoxication cases. Police kept order as the large attendance created a tense scene. A minor was involved in a weapon incident at a local saloon. arrests were made by Officers Lipscomb and Dodson. trial occurred earlier in the week with a decision delivered this day.
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Erwin
Columbia
Uethell House
Savadey
Artesta
Lipscomb
Dodsoo
Jodgren
Bark & Oakes Store Ad Promises Broad Stock and Prompt Service
Bark and Oakes advertise a wide stock for all demands, claiming prices for all budgets and readiness to aid those in distress. They pledge to conscientiously discharge sacred trusts and offer 24 7 telephone service via Citizens' Telephone No 180 and Chutens' Telephone No 8.
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Thore
Boardes On
Oakes
Chutens
Death of J P N White noted in local obituary
Mr J P N White dies Friday at his Fifth Street home in his fifty ninth year after paralysis and fever. A longtime local citizen and Confederate veteran, he leaves a wife and children Annie, L, and James. Services were held Friday at 4 pm at his residence, with pallbearers and interment at Rose Hill Cemetery.
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J.P. N. White
Lo’alock
Fifth Street
R. White
Southlands
Confederacy
Annie White
Messrs. 1
James White
A. P. McFerrin
Messia
KE Erwin
J. H. Gartner
W. L. Davis
John Latte
Dodson
W J. Oakes
Rose Hill
Obituary Notes From County Near Call and Williamsport
John M Nicholson died Wednesday at home near Call and funeral services were held yesterday at 3 pm with burial in Hardison grave yard. Pautine Bratton, two, died Tuesday near Williamsport. services led by Rev Beasley. Bid Foster, a prominent colored citizen of the Theta area, died Tuesday at his home. Also notes on field peas sowing with Hoosier Wheat Drill and a finger amputation after a blast injuring a worker named Jack frees.
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John M. Nicholson
Call
Hardison
Pautine
James Bratton
Williamsport
Rev. W. , Beasley
Bid Foster
Theta
Jack Frees
Moline Disc Plows Run On. Will Died and Sameera 4
A fragment notes a Moline Disc Plows run with a fatality involving Will and a reference to Sameera 4, P, Sram & Co. The readable text provides limited context about the incident and associated entities.
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Will
Sameera
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Monde
Henry Fulton
R. Amis
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T. EB. Lipscomb
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Nannie Lovell
Kettle Mills
Albert Goad
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T. 13 Rains
Aris
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J. W. Cecil
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Mable McAfee
Hillsboro
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Mr. Winegartner
J. R. Walston
Oakland
Fannie Holt
R. G. Ogilvie
W. W. Ogilvie
Marshall County
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West Sixth
Ella Wood
Philadelphia
W. C. Webb
Ennis Webb
Alexander Godwin
Linden, Tenn
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Mr. Craik
Christ Church
Louisville, Ky
Misa Anna Robinson
Lynnville
Marshall Gaxette
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Lizzie Speed
Marc
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Johnson
George Dooley
Washington
Mins Fonn Colquitt
James A
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Fred W. Kelsey
L. & X. Railroad
Missouri Pacific Pala
Garwood
Imperial
Tf Sarrevereiy & Dopsax
Frierson & Embry
Amamag
Rosenthal
Columbus
Sureya
Newentetvles
Sarrkavikto & Consor
South Columbia
Janie McBride
Wes McBride
Sawdust Valley
Mt. Nebo Methodist Church
WH. Beasley
Concord
Lim
Sarteeriven & Dopson
J.P. Sreeer & CO
City Court
Pauline Bratton
Sid Foster
Sarrenrixioy
Doosom
RED Seal Bakery
P, Sram & Co
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