davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-06-30

Don't fail to attend this great Fourth of July Week Sale for Bargains.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22

ollie Be lmaa &epubItfer 5po for
Werico tager en- &aanb me6 Spil-
let. Gn0el Blo6 er allere6e flpot, %
mere bill fomme til at flpbe. Og alt
Eliot for ct foril1ltent Me1lleiels 5fDl0.
&rig og l1roligbe6er er ben aa-
tl,rl;ge Silltono / Mellem=Mmertfa,
% N~e11laslerne u0gibr Sopeomaslen
al @ns6prbeiton0en, ioa set er / %
for fig forflurligt nof, at ser er cir
bis 6orbtn6elie fer. Seen bortlet fra
bette ct Ser noget bit ipmbolif / set
Jaftl1m, at ems life 90 elsfamilten er
for labtltoaen0e til at fremfal0e
Ireosbrl16 og @loos1togpoelie. Gor=
ebrigt peo @iltorien at meloe on
Narlager til &rige mellem lar1gt
mugt:gere 2ol,oe e116 Sc mellemome=
rifanife, Ser far prret belt 1l0 &C Iel=
ogtige; ret bei Jet CT bel aft &rigspnlen
ct l(ollag al Glugtens Sc elnatltr.
S bette ipecielle Eilful0e me00eles,
at rpgle Nicorogl1o=S ol0ater e f>er
Sen %bun0urilfe &egiertngs Eoa toni
lfl,loe bope trn1gt Jig ino oper @rGn-
ler1 % tilpenot Jig ct M11lnlel, iom
tilbgrie Ell @o11Ol1rosborger, lamt
oerefter i10lemmet iamme s@iel /
Sen nicorogl1anlfe &erprganiiotton.
Ger poofl1lgte, lom natl1rligt bar, Ell
DIPLOMATIC Moteu0pefslins mellem
Sc to 2onosl tprer, Set enc Orb tog set
on6et> cen enc Mis for toaell e fra
iounone Gage efter an0en blep braDl
in6 / Gngen, ct MGgling:tribunal
blep enoelig bragt / 6orilag. Men ct
Suilten1aal al err ioa Gi elsagtig Sea-
tl,r flu16e life bilngges as fre0elig
Sci, Micorogl1a trof fig tilbage> o9
&rigen begpn0te. 6orbaabentlig pil
Tre6stribrrnalet / @nag forn1aa at BIZ
lrgge Gtrioen, in6en sem letter set
gunlfe Wellem= Mmerifo / Uanmer,
bpo0 Set iii tr11er meo. Men Oct ia
n1di e egi el fortjente at foreDigeS pe0
/ l,oitoppet Silltano at blipe tn0lem-
met / ct el(er nnoet &rigs= eller
Treosnu1i pl1m, til Sfref og Mopar'
lei for ollie ligeiin6e0e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22
Guuitncrc %hic1nmcfra.

Sil Gfterooret foar Nor0mnn0ene
/ Nmerifa 9elpg al ct felt 5h1elpil=
lerielifob fra Mationultbeatret / Sri
l%tionia, Z Herloner iolt pg le0et al
Sen befjel10te Sblen=5
Tru Sobol11e 9pbpa0. Ser jfal lpil=
les ct fon1plet Sbjel1=&epertoire, og
loo pi6t hi fan ie al 8(a0ene fra Nor=
&c, intet o11oet ems Sbien: st 01.f-
fe6iem", u@engongere"> ~&osmer*=
holm"> u9pgmeiter Solneis", SEQ
Oo Gabler" larnt Scener al ~8ran0"
og rHeer @Dnt". Sourneen bor
n1pot SEN mel It lepen6e Snteresle bao=
Sc / Norge og beroore, Ser er tiliagt
sen betpoelige financial Stette paa
begge 9i6er M~tlmnterbapet - iaale=
oes far cit tbeaterinteresleret Moro=
ma115 lopet 10000 ST. til Joreto9en=
Oct - og 0esr6en er Nor6menoene
beroDre iaa ma110s= og pengeltnr;e, at
Sourneen ielp n6en. en- laaoan Stptte
paa Jorboan6 fun0e oentes at Blue
Ell 5l1fces.
Denme 5orm al ~8robpgning" -
ri be6er ON l1noifploning for 8rugen
al get forterlfeoe l1btrpf - er 1ttfert
goo. NoromGnoene far ligeIom ri
0anlfe / nogle Mor foriagt Zig meo
enlige Joreoragsboloere % @11uitne=
re fra @jemlonoet, og til eli piS @roo
far Sc bapt 6orngjelie oeroi. Melt
for &unitens Seofomme1lDe CT Set, /
bpert 6alo poo Set %Eromotilfe Ont
rnoOe, nnltligt for en- eI1fclt Yerl OH,
bo1l eller FUN rnre nof laa opgtig, q!
giue ct fnl6gDl0igt Snotrpf al @jen1=
lo1loets StanOpun.t. Toltepiler 0.
0sl. er goot nof, men list iplbigere
aulit oil0e 0og bore al foretrrfte.
Cen lanlle0e 11orlfe Stuelpiller=
tol,rr1e CT oobci1bort ct Sfriot / 0e;l
ri9tige Metning. gn 11oge. n1il1Ore
Ferlonlilte oil flunc giore llon1urfe;
0ploe1t, men lfol III fao Ell MltnD=
ln1ag al Sen ltor1e bron1otilfe &unit
1orlluar gnfeltn1ol10s=Gourl,eer
lite. Soor far III Gonifc Seiog al
to fremragenoe &1tnitnere bj%eunneiru,
ser loa at lige fommer lige / 9plene
poo %binan0en, nlel1 @liffert pil0e pbet
lollgt itprre Silfre0sltil(elle boo6e
for Zig ielD og % andre peo Somor=
bejOe. 6orboabe1lig oil Sc Mrn5,
Ser 0nffert bort 8oro mco hjcmlig
@l,ult, / Jremti6en to9e GtSel11pe( nj
9tor0mGnoene efter CIT Mooleltof,
ser ltaar / Jorbolo til bore gpue,.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22
Gen trncn6c Sern6anei trcifc.

on1tolte iioite ltge, at Set trl1er n1e0
e1 Sernbaneltrejfe poo 8onerl1e GeIt
for Chicago, i0et 6l1nftionurer1e bar
1orlongt bpiere 2pn og fortere elr=
6eiostio, me0ens. &ompognier11e bor
fre1niot ct Mugltng5fori log. S oette
pigtige 5pargsmoaI CT As Sernbone-
Ipltenner og $4,000 6l1nftionnrer IN
tereslereoe> og blon0t 0isie foregoor /
oisie Gage Mf1temning for eller
in1o0 Strejfe. Mfitemninger ifol be-
re ofill1ttet %. Murts> og biotil er
Ser ofgipet ca. 10000 Gtemmer for
Strejfe. Sc nl0re Junfttonprer er
melt itemt for at mo0tage Meg=
lingsfor i1aget, boorimo0 Sc pngre
life oil laa al paa Sc fremiatte
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22
Gn Gprspanif inotruf Srs6ud Oh

Gn Sprspanif inotrof Snsbog %
Sorsoog li0lte l(ge olocles l1rel1tet og
ltoell 1oge1 ponpilel fig @rllr10 poo
Spmer / Nem Dorf. 9(ftier, ser bio
III bar puret onict fpr flint %opir,
tolot pll1olclig poloion1t, og set liges>
at life li0en 1878 far Ser prret Ell
1oa polo lon1t HriSfnlD pan Guroipu=
plrer. Get bar ilur Ser11bnneoftier
Get gift lo otter; elrfelte al bt;ie folot
ira Z til II HSoints / 2pbet al fso
Sinner. Eoo 9pr|el fer fe0e Sen
;ooloIcmite GpbiOlelie, og Ser tobte5
meget %betpOeliae Iorl1:uer / 2pbet al
meget fort SID. Set ipnes bog, JON
pm Sen finnncielle Storm fun bur
nnret rent lofol> og pon Sc pprige II
2anOets @prler murfebeS irtet nGp=
nerrroigt al Torltprrelier. Otter ct
Nar 9ogc5 6orlab Dor 6orboloe1e
otter nogenlunoe normale. @pao
Eanifen por forooriaget al ipnes in
gen at pioe mes Gifferbe6, men Ser
gaar &pgter ON, at Set bar Sernba=
remognaterne Ser lto0 bagoe6 for at
ifrGmme Nrriioenten fra bans Ser1r<
banepolitif, Ser gear uo paa at gtre
Iorblrnesregjerinaen aontrol oner
SSernbanernes Grit og 6inan5opera-
tiprcr.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22
s / m a.

Smellem alt Set Sn0e, hi Dar
opiet beruoe / 9rfenens npe 2ano>
er Der en- go0 Cling = ia Ell meget
go0 cling, iom bgr on1tales: set ct
BET Dpperlige &lima ber, Ser proftiif
tolt belbre6er en- Del Seer al 9pg,
BONNIE u0en 8rug al 9oftor eller
Meoicin. Gpg0ommen forlpin0er
1merfeligt og langlomt> men l%tffert;
robnlig Spg0ommene / 2uftbeien,
2ungeipge og Manoenpo, lisele0es
%rbeumatilfe Smerter.
8o6ene / Sc parme SLIDER (Sot
Springs) / Sc forte 8ierge er ltgele<
oes %ier6eles birfiomme, / Sorbin.
oelie me6 Sen baliamiife 2uft og 211gt
al =@fobene. 9e onles for
be6re enc ielp Sc be6ite 8aoeiteoer /
europa, @iesba6en og on6re.
Set er sc barme 2u%ftfltrgmme fra
Sen amertfonlfe 9rfen, Der mil0ner
ginterful6en bos o. Der Dor / 2e af
8iergene og foranorer SEN Daaroe
9afoto @inter; ligeiom Sc beoe gin0e
fra Mfrtfos 9rfen (Saboro) imelter
9neen poa Bpren9er 8iergene og
mil0ner &limaet for @uropas Mt6=
oelbabS=2anoe, iaole6es 6riper Sc
opbeoe6e &in6e ODER Gan6= -og Calf
4rfenerne / @epaoo, l1tob og Colo
rooo opoper og freoier omfring felt
ino til Sc forte @ierge.
Sen proftiife Mptte for % / Set 11pe
.Sano al Bette 2e=6orDol0 ligger l.
at bore &reot11rer leber og tribes bel
om &interen, me6ens Sc li6er Snot
og frDler til6d6e bao6e / Noro og 9jt
og SD0 for % lige ne6 til &oni oS.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22
Slmjcrne aabnes.

s serne Sis CT ser gaoet @lll paa
1T Gar al Sc Suffe, / bpilte lao n1u1,=
sc al 2anOcts Mfillioner / mango Star
-G5ar ligget in0elperre0e. Anoreu
Carnegie bar allere0e / lpngere 5i0
ur lenlig lepet al at uO0ele cit Sci
MiI1io1er bpert s(or til Nihliot6eier
stoen Bog ira 9totiouens SIDE at bo.
10 u116et ocu 2pnpria!1ing ior ne!lne
ceDle @onblirg, lom lal1 litfert bupoe
S%ooregnet, l@llorere far rlol1 %trl,tte.
slbt pno Sn1ilebao1oet oo har3 81
Zoltropi. Mr5. Nllslel Soge tsr M
Zig llnppet 10 Millioncr al Be mat
Or Dollars, ion1 6enOe5 Mo1o cr=
iocrucoe Jig res Epr5lpil co N(ager,
le5 iii Nvenllle al Souf}ulDets Sci,
% 3}ucfei eltcr far gioet 80 Ntillioncr
Ill NorbeOrll1g / 9teap })crj icr Gc1,
=o1fiae 8efolfuiug, n1eoel13 hon loocr
St5Ilfe, at bon bur Ell Sjeroeoel Bill
Zion liggenOe reoe til 9lnpen0elie al
@iial1tropilfe Ejen1eo ef.cr at ban ec
-or|ulnOen ira Sfueplool erl. Noor
zz1an toger / 9eirogtuing, at Set for
1tfe lunge lioen 6olpoiiicielt n1eOOci=
1es, of lon vfl1n" er Gjer al 300
SMillloner, bill Ser ne0 Oisle 10 Scgu=
Ter pure Oiaponeret pper Mpcfefelle1
aSorllllell, pg ser bliper intet t%i(oucr:
El bal1s noturlige Mroirger. Sro on
z7an nil.
Gua er Set %oltlaa, at Mcotogerr<
1f oiSle rige @oper lfl1loe til at ru
&c taf"enmelige. Mon Sc bliper Sc:
%Garuegie CT liffert bfeoet ifuffet /; le
oes1Oe 2ioe oper SEN Iplelie, looru1el
1ons Gu10boonoetbeo cr 1,pnt. Sil!:
Fsil Gage og &ucfefeller bar ipnre
Zig Denne Sfuifelie ne0 oelnis at lao;
6or.u1erne uo0ele eiter oere5 9go
sI]s,eu @ober1e ni( / bnert 2Soio ogioc
q bi5le Siliul0e bline betragteOe lou
~fAEnte0 money. Sc CT meo Wtog;
&aszt fra 9efoltningcl1, % Ser er Der
Fa,r 7ugen @r1,no til, at 0el1l,e ifulot
Die ina flor @egejltring, 1oar ser
Tanr enbel al Sem tilboge.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22
Rejsende Agent:
Mr.. ]. c. RASMUSSEN.
Ganif &olitif.

zen ppli.ilfc Suit / Gu1n1nrf CT
7turft luOet n1eo Gle. "trlcitet. luts
:arau ifui fro buuo Sc 9la0e 1ortrl=
-leze ser CT / Expeditions moo Negje=
rlao9en. Ser far / 0enne Gil1ter rU,
ret 10 ruloige 6orban0lingSloger.
Aepiliau al Sololooere pg llortoel;e
al bcn f%onnltnole &algret. Negge Dis
Sc Sngcr bur / mango Mar ltouet pao
Ge1ltrcs Yrngrom, % ga!1ifc lurliyt
ST Set lis tie bleuet ct SlagS 2io*-
7pSr1Snloul fpr Megjerirgspartiet.
l}0inl>ct al &algene ii;cr iprffeoe
bette Eurti enoel, pg I'LL jet Del I'D
iii, at set iii f11ite for Wiinilteriet at
Terr @opfprlloget igjennem, nlco nlil1-
orc Set tnn fno Stptte al Set %frifon=
Terrntioe Nurti, Ser repre- %el1terer
@ajrc. Ger er Oog life laa liOt Ser ty-
Scr puu, at Set life ton ltole pun Ell
saaoain S1ptte pg Bette pil "a let fore
I'll Minliteriet Gbriltenlells Uolo.
Ser opltilleS III, ollebaon0en @pnl1el.
La1ioner %ollgaoenOe ct fpnln1enGc Mi=
ati?1eril1n1. Mun onler Set fnr lu11C=
5puli1t, at Set bliuer oer1 ntpurel1oe
Sjnnnsnli11i tier &ilbelm 2osi en- SOL
2et}ingSrnun0 for Snbpfrcole n, irm
oil 1ua Sen Spgope at fpre lit Nurtl
us nj jlfpret lom &onieilspru liocl1l
ON bol1 pil poatoge Jig Bette elrbejoe
oil for ell ltor Sci bero pon, ON ban
7oar &ongen5 Min6e til at oplpie
llngene laale0es, at oglao Sc fouge=
balgte Son0sti11gsmun0 hliper 6jen1-
7er1ote. 3ette CT ct gunmnelt Gel1ltre=
Iron, lom &ongen olOrig er gaoet il1b
oan. T%orpprigt tales ser pgloo OH
:Ae1,Iigbe0en al oelpis Sn1Oannclie al
5se1n1lterict, foruoiat at s. 6. Gbri-
stei1len life ct bonge for at beboloe
Epjlerne u110er Sc urolige 6orbplb>
COM olle or cnige ON ltlr1oer til.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22
&ucfcfellers Scitamcnte. ct Meo=

lem al Sen 8ibelflo5le, ser leoes Al
observation-disclosures Spr, far me00el}
9tetD Yorf ~@erolO", at ben gan1le
Wtilllpnur pn1guoe5 meo 8laner ON
at ifiunfet so Millip1,er Collars ii!
Gelgjprel19e0s= og lln6erpisnillg5fpr-
l1ool / Sem Dorf, men at 0erne @oz
pilol life piloc bline l1o6etolt ltrofs:
Sen er ct Seq al bans Geltamel1tc,
lon1 Fan for Chen l%toorbejoer n1a0
fin Sp1s og 11ogle Sagfareres @iulp.
8on1le Mocfef ellers Sc ltomente Til,
ligcs ser e10oiOcrc, foltlnttc if e mint
orc ems $50 Mi(iioner Collars i lig=
nel1ne Nielne0, men Set bill intet girc
til firfelige Torn1ool, i0et Nurfe ieller
llel1er, at Sc tirfelige Torbolo ber /
Solloet MI CT lun ltobile, at &irferne
let fan nnOerholoe Jig lelp.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22
Mebityrtct 2uft. 2oftet / Sen I'll;

Meoitprtct 2oft. 2oftet / Sen rus.
lilfe Dumas Ioriomlingsial / Sou=
rloe Eola0Iet ltprteoe en- Morgen lis.
tie lge ne0 l11e0 ct polo JOINT 9rog %
fnr1te en- Mu,1g6e sio0eplaoier / ca
len, Dog l1oell at 0rnbe noget Wen-
nelfe, ga Set bar fpr Daumaens Mp=
oe:io. Ser git Mpgtcr o11, at Ne0=
ltgrtn1l1gen bar fpronrlaget be6 e
&omplot, men nurn1ere l(n6eripgel
Ter bor pitt, at 9oitet, Ser babbe Zig.
get lioe1 &at6orino Sen Mnoens Go
&c, bor bleret iao nlgrt al Mloeroom
at oct bar foloet u'soer in eyer
8Ggt.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22

Norif 9amper rGfmlS" al Spns=
berg, tilbprenoe &beOer Otto Sbor=
eien, er fun0et fentret / stlonter6o=
bet Sen Is. Morts. Sen bar BE-
iragtet fra Bbila0elpbio til Motter=
Sam. Sngen Mennelfer fon0tes ON.
bor0. Sfibet o11tages at bore forliit
/ Sc lDgre Storme ODER N(tlonterbnoet
/ Woone6ens 8egpn6elle.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22
Metbo0Ht- elIer 8aptitSamilie %

Metbo0iit- eIler gaptiit-6amiliez %.
8drnene iamles / en- 5gnoagSifole.
S en- al Dem, bpor min Gl6ite Dotter
9ogmar er superintendent, fanot
man no, at al Sc friitne &pinoer, lom
bar tiliteoe, bar ser finn 2 al ct %
famine Samfuno-oet bar 2 norite
2%utberanere. Sc andre Me6re b9rte
bber til tit eget Samfnn0. Mel1 Sc ar
bei6e0e troligt iammen for SET, iom
Sc troe0e beoit fun0e f6re til @l1os
sore og allies @el og 8e01te / Sm=
egnen. &riitne Solf, lom flptter ino
paa nDe &la6ier eller ms / Trfenen:
8of ZEN og gigr ligeiaa.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22
@enbes @riarins.

San: uGpclefieriel CT Ell l10mer-
fet Sport, man fo1nmer peo Sen jao
let / 8erpring mes fremmeoe Men=
nelfer."
Sun: uSSo, Set ifal @a,o pi0e;
li0ite l1ge o%perfigrte jeg minolt 100
al 6em."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1907-03-22
&rts for ct Mnleicls Shlo.

Ger er for Si0en cit ari9
4 Mellem s(merita, mellem Mi-
eorngua og @onoltraS |on1 truer
nneo at uooitle fig til, at
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS

Did you receive a statement the
first OF this month from The Herald,
reminding you Of your indebtedness
for past due subscription? II 30 have
you replied? And IL you have not re-
piled. won't you please do so at once!
Il will cave o. the expense snd trouble
of sending you another notice the first
of next month. Your indebtedness is
small roa htend to psy hi Pea
have simply overlooked it. Please re-
member not to forget it any longer.
Don't wait until you come TO town
ana then forget 1t. SEND US a check
RIGHT NOW while You think Of II.
Special sale Trunks and Bags.
lott T. N. FIGUERs.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
THINKS BRYAN
WILL SURELY WIN
= KANSAS MAN SAYS THAT SENT
MENT OF WEST IS ALL
FOR HIM.

f. c. Rawlings. of Kansas, Is in Co
lumbia today the guest of his friend
John Trootwood Moore, who is show
ing him the beauties of the "Dimple Of
the Universe" Mr.. Rawlings has long
been an admirer of Mr.. Moore and
they are warm friends. Discussing the
political situation in which he takes
very live interest, Mr. Rawlings
stated that every Democrat In the
West was enthusiastic for Bryan, and
he expressed the firm conviction that
the Commoner would be elected to the
Presidency next year. OF his nomina-
ton. he stated that there was not
the slightest doubt.
This Is Mr. Rawlings first visit to
this section, although he is "a native
of Kentucky. He stated that the
country between here and Nashville
was about the most attractive that he
had ever seen. He spoke of the
building of the interurban road and
predicted that no improvement could
be of greater benefit to Columbia and
Maury county than the construction Of
this road
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
HIS JOKE ENDS
In REAL TRAGEDY
oVERToN co. MANS ATTEMPT
TO SCARE BRIDE COSTS
HIM HIS LIFE.

LIVINGSTON, Tenn. Dec. LA
shocking tragedy was enacted few
miles below Hilham, this county, on
last Sunday, the news Of which has
just reached here. Mac Brotherton,
who had been married but a short
time, shot himself in the head with a
heavy calibre revolver, dying instant
ly. He had been teasing his wife all
day and, in the afternoon, brought out
his pistol and, placing an old cartridge
in the weapon, remarked to his wife
that he believed he would kill himself
and pulled the trigger. The bullet en-
tered the side of his head little back
of his temple. The cartridge had been
snapped several times and it is thought
he believed 1t would not fire. He was
married three months ago TO the
daughter of a wellknown farmer
Dutch" Brown, Of the Third District
OF Overton County
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
MAURY COUNTY
FANCIERS WIN
LOCAL POULTRY MEN CARRY OFF
HoNoRS AT THE NASHVILLE
SHOW.

Maury county fanciers did fairly
well at the Nashville poultry SHOW
taking quite number of ribbons.
Porter Bros. on White Plymouth
Rocks, won first and second cock, first
hen, first. second and third cockerel,
first, second and third pullet, first pen.
On s. G. Rhode Island Reds, w. A.
Quarterman won second cock.
On Buff Orpingtons, Harris Puryear
won third cock and third cockerel.
On Buff Leghorns E. L. Wilson won
third hen, first cockerel, first pullet
and first pen.
On s. C. White Leghorns r. S. Hop
kins won first cock, second and third
hen, second and third cockerel, second
pullet and second pen
On Brown Leghorns w. D. Cameron
won first hen, second cockerel and
second pullet.
D. s. Handbook of Glendale, won
nice lot of ribbons on the different
varieties Of games.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
MAURY COUNTY
DOCKET FINISHED
FIRST MURDER CASE is HEARD
5Y THE SUPREME COURT
AT THIS TERM.

The Supreme Court completed the
Maury and Giles County dockets Wed
nesday morning with the exception Of
one criminal case from Giles county,
A number of cases were heard, but
the criminal case from Giles was not
completed. This is the case of Berry
Blair VS. the State, and is the first
murder case of the term. Blair is
charged with murder in the first de-
gree, and has been sentenced to hang.
His case was continued Wednesday
afternoon, and will be taken UP this
morning. One other criminal case
will be heard. and the Lawrence Coun-
ty Equity docket will be called.
The following cases were heard
Wednesday morning:
Maury Equity-H. G. Harlan ct TX.
vs.. Central Phosphate Company.
Maury Criminal-Frank Mays Va.
State, arson; Damps Lawrence va.
State, attempt to murder; George
Raglan and ]. w. Witherspoon VS..
State. tipping.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
COL. A. S. COLNAR
REPORTED DYING
GRAND OLD MAN IN THRoEs or
DEATH AT NINETY YEARS
or AGE.
LONG CAREER IN PUBLIC LIFE
For More Than Half Century he
Has Been a Prominent
Figure.
Special to The Herald.

Special TO The Herald
NASHVILLE, Tenn. Dec. 12.--col
Arthur s. Colyar. who was taken very
i'll last night. is reported dying at his
home on Spruce street this city, aged
30 years.
Col. Colyar is one OF the grand old
men of Tennessee. For more than q
half century he has been one Of the
foremost figures of the state and is
one Of the very few surviving members
of the Congress OF the Confederate
States of America. Col. Colyar has
been conspicuous as a lawyer, pub
licist. journalist and orator. He was
for number OF years the editor Of the
Nashville American. Col. Colyar's
latest work was the compilation of q
history OF Andrew Jackson, who was
his patron saint
Although feeble In body Col Colyar's
mental faculties have been little I'm
paired and until the time OF his Ill
ness his mind was almost as quick
and his perception as keen as II was
in younger days. There was proba-
bly, no more ardent admirer OF VIII
liam j. Bryan than Col Colyar
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
DIR. DAVIDSON
PASSES AWAY
PROMINENT CITIZEN OF couN.
TY DIES AFTER TWO WEEKS
ILLNESS.

DR.. ID. A. Davidson died at / 80 o clock
Thursday afternoon at the Guest
House, after an illness of two weeks
with pneumonia. The funeral serv-
ices and interment will be Friday az
ternoon at 2 o'clock at Zion, services
being conducted by DIR. T. A. Whar-
ton and Rev. S. p. Halves, DR.. Davidson
was 70 years of age and was one of
the wealth and prominent citizens of
the county. He was born at Old Ber-
lin in the eastern part of the county
and had spent his life In this county.
He is survived by two children. Mrs.
Sam 'Pritchett of Nashville and DR..
Joe Davidson of Fresno, Cal.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
FOR PEDDLING
WITHOUT LICENSE
INTERESTING QUESTION RAISED
BY THE ARREST or AGENT
or GROCERY.
VAS DOING A Big BUSINESS
Fees and Taxes Involved Will Amount
20 Considerable
Sum.

An agent OF the Roched summervilis
Grocery Co. Of Kansas City. Mo. was
arrested by Deputy Whitley az the
depot Tuesday, charged with peddlins
without license. The case is of more
interest than that Of ordinary case Of
this character The man arrested and
three Others have been in the county
for some weeks taking orders for
groceries They Travelled in buggies
and their orders amounted to consid-
cradle. The goods were shipped to
Columbia in bulk and were opened
and distributed at the depot, the peo-
pie who gave the orders having been
notified to come and get them. These
people would drive to the depot In some
vehicle. get their goods and pay for
them when they received them.
License for the cfour' agents in the
county will amount to $3.50, but 1t Is
thought possible that these agents
may also be liable for a merchants
license as well as for peddIers' H.
cense. in which case the amount they
Will have to pay will amount to about
800. The matter has been referred
to County Attorney whitthorne. for
advisement and will come up for set
dement Friday. J. H. Dining has
been retained by the defense.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
MAURY NATIONAL
OBTAINS BONDS
BANK WILL INCREASE ITS ciRcu.
LATIoN BY $4,000 At AN
EARLY DATE.

In the recent allotment Of Panama
bonds in New York the bid Of the
Maury National Bank of Columbia for
$4,000 at $1.O3 was accepted. The
bonds will be sent at once to the
Comptroller Of the Treasury at Wash
ington and the bank will be sent $780,
900 in additional circulation. which
will materially increase the amount In
THE teFritoFy.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
FRANK REEVES
MIND DERANGED

Frank Reeves. young white man Of
the Glendale neighborhood, was
placed in jail Thursday in de-
ranged condition. REEVES has been in
the asylum, but was released in an
apparently cured condition. He has
recently returned to the old condition,
and as the allotment in the asylum
for sSaury county 10 fi1Iedl he wfli have
to remain In Jail here until there Is q
vacancy.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13

From 10 o'clock next Saturday a
the First Methodist Sunday-schoo
room the Home Mission Society viii
have a sale OF useful articles home
made cakes and candies. Hot cofee
and sandwiches will be served. The
public is cordially invited.
Elder F. C. Soweli will preach al
paech Grove next Sunday morning at
eleven O'Clock and in the afternoon at
2: 80 at Dark's Mil.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
THE SICK.

Mrs. w. A. Brooks, Of Isom, who hal
been very sick, is much improved.
Mr. w A. Voss is ont, after Z
weeks illness.
Dr. D. A. Davidson is thought to be
somewhat improved today.
Spence McFalI is On the sick list.
The little daughter Of Rev. A. e
Cement is sick with measles.
Miss Edna Peters il quite sick.
Mr.. E. L. Wilson, who has been
quite sick for several days, is about
'he same. His daughter. Miss Gladys,
Is also on the sick list.
Mrs. A. ]. Alexander has been quite
dck for several days at her home on
South Garden street.
Mrs Moses McClelland is quite sick.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-12-13
OSCARS CONSORT
IS FAILING FAST
DoWAGeR QUEEN SOPHIA CAN
NOT SURVIVE HER HUSBAND
FOR VERY LONG.

/. STOCKHOLM. December 1.-The
strength OF Dowagef Queen Sophia is
exhausted. In consequence of the
strain she underwent during the ILL
ness o. her late Assband, King Oscar.
For several days before his death, she
left his bedside for only . few hours
Queen Sophia Is II years old last
July. She was married TO King Oscar
OIL June 8, 1857.