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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-17

wherever it can be done without sub
stantial injury to the productive en-
terprises of this market place. 1t is
our special duty to take up those
schedules which represent the larg-
est investments of protected capital
and at least take out of them the
rates that are now everywhere known
to be eXtravagant and unnecessary
which rise so far above the level of
our real industrial needs as to bring
the policy of protection into ridi-
cule without doing anybody any sort
of good.
| think we ought to take these
great materials that lie at the basis
of our productive industries, which
are monopolized by corporations or
ganized for that purpose, and give
to the young men of the United
States in the next generation a free
hand in these matters. 1t is not
possible that all our iron and steel
1t is not fair to the next generation
and it is no improvement on the bus
mess methods of the past. 1t is not
right that any great department OF
industry should be brought into one
hand, whether individual or cOrpor-
ate, and therefore I should like to
have the Senate study the question
of putting within reach of the young
men of the United States these great
resources, and say to them go into
these enterprises, and wherever you
| find yourself constrained in the pur-
chase of your material we will give
you your relief" so that in no gen.
Grafton shall it be said that single
corporation owns and controls the
basic materials that underlie the in
dustries of the American people.
I do not expect, however. to get
such a philosophy of life as that into
this bill. In fact-I might as we'll
confess it do not expect to be alb
| le to do more than to state the
case; but l warn these men who
are among those responsible for the
policy of the Republican party that
if they desire an agitation in the
United States to begin the day the
bill passes and to be carried on until
these wrongs and injuries are rec
tilted, there is no shorter course to
that end than that which has been
pursued in connection with the meas
ure now before us.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-17
IS Held FOR ARSON
CHARLES BEALEY is BOUND over
TO The SUPERIOR COURT.
The Chain of CiCumStantiaI Evidence
Against the COlOred Bath House
Nan Was Deemed Sufficiently
Complete to Hold Him for Trial.
BeaIey Gives Bail.

Enwrapped by a web of circum-
stantial evidence, Chas. Bealey, the
colored bath house proprietor, was
held in $4,000 bail to answer the
charge of arson at the close of his
preliminary hearing before Judge
Bush yesterday morning. The bond
was first fixed at $4,000. and reduced
later to $4,000, which was given by
the following sureties: Samuel Benn,
N. G.. Kaufman, Fred Taylor, George
Fisher, Eugene France and d. F. But
tner.
The charge aginst Bealey grew out
of the burning of the Zelasko build
ing on Wishkah street last Friday
morning in which Jesse Holcomb lost
his life, and the attempted burning of
Beley's bath house, whose arrest was
ordered by the city council after
hearing evidence at an executive
session as to the origin of the fatal
fire.
The testimony at the examination
showed that Bealey had his place in
sured for nearly $1,000, $2,700 of
which had been placed within ten
days of the fire, and that his prop
erty was not valued above $4,000. j.
M. Birmingham, former chief of pO-
lice, and Fire Chief Schneider both
testified as to the fires in two rooms
of the bath house, which, they cor
tended, could not have caught from
the Zelasko building, but must have
been set on fire by some one within
the building. A can filled with OIL
soaked rags, that was found adjoining
the bath house, was traced to 3eal-
ey's establishment, the rags in the can
matching a towel and bed-spread
found in the bath house. The de-
fense, conducted by Attorneys Butt
ner and Boner, made strong effort
to show that the fires in the bath
house might have originated flom
SpdIh lIOlIl JIlc ZLcldSNO anu
several witnesses testified that win
dows in the bath house were broken
before the fire, while the firemen
were positive that the window was
broken by tn stream Of water they
turned on the alley front of the
building.
In rendering his decision holding
Bealey for trial in the Superior coIrt,
Judge Bush said, in talt:
II have weighed the evidence and
find that three men say that the win
dow in the front room was not brok-
en- and three say it was What
gives the opinion that the fire was
started by some one is that spark
could not come a distance of more
than sc feet, go through broken
pane of glass and find its way in and
out of rooms, finally settling in the
corner room. I, therefore, think the
evidence is sufficient to find that
crime has been committed.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-17
WOMAN BEGINS WORK.
Assistant State Labor Commissioner
Planning Trip Of Inspection to
Larger Cities.

OLYMPIA, June 16.-Mrs. Blanche
H. Mason, who was recently appoint
ed assistant state labor commission
er by Commissioner Charles F. Hub
bard. has taken up her new duties
and is now busy going over the de-
tails of her work with Mr.. Hubbard.
She is mapping out her trip and
plans to spend a week or so in all of
the larger cities and in other places
where many women are employed.
She will devote particular atten-
tion to the enforcement of the laws in
regard to health and sanitation where
women workers are employed. She
is also to collect data and statistics
that will help pass needed legislation
for the benefit of the women workers.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-17
LEGISLATIVE employees
TO BE SELECTED BY CHIEFS

OLYMPIA June 15.-At the COM
ing session of the legislature, efforts
will be made to provide that all leg
islative employees shall be selected
for the senate and house respective
" by the secretary and chief clerk,
and that only a few necessary en-
ployes be engaged to avoid the US
ual host of unnecessary and expen-
sive men on the pay roll. z
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1909-06-17
In connecting Bealey with this

In connecting Bealey with this
crime, | find that he was the last
man in the house until Mr.. Birming-
ham broke into the place, and as
out the fire in the beds.
THE heavy amount of insurance
carried by the defendant is a motive
for committing the crime
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-01
Maunabo Febrero Is de 1909,

esta industria del pals, que
tenia verdadera aceptacion,
no continue.
...El casino de Ponce invita-
para ell bale de sociedad que
llevara a efecto el domingo de
Pinata, y en- Ell que Sc regalan
a las senoras y sefioritas dos
objetos de arte. Al invitar ell
Casino a sus socios incluye a
la invitaci6n una hojita en- la
que les recuerda que el ayticu,
lo,62 del Reglaniento de ese
centro prohibe la entrada al
local de todo individuo que
no sea socio 9 goce de las ven.
tajas de ser presentado, y que
esta prohibition Sc entiende
tambien para con los hijos o
pupilos Varones memories de
diez y ocho amos, aunque va
yam acompanados de sus pa
dres 9 tutofes. Parece que en-
los bales anteriores han abun-
dado los memories de diez V
ocho amos y la directiva esta
dispuesta a evitarlo en- 10 su-
Icesivo.
lei Casino espanoI no da-
ra bales hasta que pase la
cuaresma. Para entonces pre-
para un esplendido bale de
etiqueta.
En- estaiimpreDta Sc vende papdel de
deri6dicos dos pesos quintai
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-01

COCKATILS TERAPEUTICOs.-L Las
propiedades aiimentseias y nutrttivas del
aceite de higado de baca!ao dependen en-
absolute de las grasas Qua entkan en la
composition natural de! acelts Estas gra-
sas son digeridas asirniladas con mucha
mas facilidad que las otras, eebido IA
preseDcia en ell aceite de bacalso de ciertos
derivadca del bigado. QUE permiten Ia
pronta emu!siicaci6n del sceite por los
flmdos del est6mago haceu Que su ah-
sorci6n por la membrane mucosa re ilevs
etecto con mas tsc,!idad y con mas rapi-
des Que Ia de ninguna otra grasa
Las grasas que 81 sceite de htgado de
bacalao contienA aparte de su poderosa
cualidad de nutrir. 10 poseen uingdn valor
terapeutico-y los otres elementos natura-
les que son parte de su composiciou 40 es
possible que ninguno de ellos pueds eier-
Ger co Ell sistema cua!quier efrto tetapeu.
tico @
Es svidents pues-Qus el eceite de
higado de bacalao es un alimsbto y
20 una medcina Y que cue todas
aus vUtudes aim msnticias estap en
las gasas que entran en- su composition
y por coasiguiente todas las preparacio-
mes que pretenden estar hechas de los
principles activos del acete y que Sc otrs-
cen como sus sustitutos, sou productos
fraudulentos de la especulaci6n mercant i
dele harlatanismo. Dichos preparados no
coutienen ninguua de las propiedades nu-
tritivas y recoustituyentes del aceite de
htgado de bacalao, porque carecen de Ia
grasa. que es la parte del aceite que nutre
alimenta-su composition tiene mucha
semeianza con la de los COCKTAILS
su uso puede en- ocasiones causar perjuicios
considerables los enfermos por 10 gran
cantidad de alcohol que invariablemepte
contieneu-y otras sustancias narc6Ucas.
como ell sulfato de estricnina.
Esas preparedness, que Sc dicen coute-
ner los principles activos del acelte de bi-
gado de bacalao, son especialmente peli-
grosas para las criaturas, para los niDos,
para los j6venes y seiioras, quienes por su
naturaleza delicads y temperamento es-
pecial no pueden resistir sin grandcs que
braDtos para su salud los efectos deletereos
del alcohol, de la estricnina y otras subs
tancias energicas.
Ell aceite de hfgado de bacalao es insus-
/ tituible como alimento-como un reconsti'
tuyente poderoso de la sangre, de los teji-
dos, de los nervios y de los buesos-y eI
modo mas racional de administrarlo Sc
gdn 10 ha probado Ia experiencia de mas
do 80 amos y segGn la opinion universal
de los mtdicos, es la EMULSION DE
SCOTT, que esta compuesta del aceite
mas puro de otros ingredientes quo au'
mentan considerablemente to la efcacis nu
tritivu del aceite
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-01
CARTAs DEL
PUEBLO.
Quelas de Maunabo.

Sr. Director de ia Cores,
pondencia ,-Muy senior mio:
Venimos notando que el pc,
riodico hay dias que no sc re
cibe como sucedi6 hoy, Hogan
do al siguiente dia dos eqi,
clones. No comprendemos CO
mo Sc recibe correspondence
privada de San Juan Y no los
periodicos, cuando suponemos
sean depositados en la estafes
Ia de esa ciudad oportuna-
mente.
No es la primera Vez que
este sucede con perjuicio de
los suscritores, que debiendo
.enterarse de 10 que ocurre en-
la isla Y fuera de ella cada
veinte Y cuatro horas vienen
a enerAGonocimiento de clio
a las cuarenta y ocho horas.
Tai servicio no responde a
las necesidades del publico
eostando tan caro- como cues
ia, y demanda una reforma'
Cuando anteriormente- te-
uiamos dos correos+ Y la Co
rrespondencia nos era remltl-
da de San Juan via Guayama,
salvo gran fnerza mayor, ma,
da de este oCurria yZdiarla-
tmente teniamos la prensa. Pc
70 la Suppression del correo de
Guayama a Maunabq es eau
sd de las irregularidades que
apuntamos.
ST ,el pals va en- progreso,
uh ramo de tanta importancla
como ell de COrreos no debe
restringir su servicio y 81 am
pliarse, toda vez que >asi 10
exige eI desarrollo del conner
clio y de>las industrias.
De Id. alto. v 8, S.
A. B. G.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-01
(De nueStro corresponSal.i


Febrero 27.-..Dio su prime
ra function el circo acrobatico
"Shipp' recien negado a esta
poblaci6n. Cuenta el circo
con hermosos caballos y mag.
nifcas amazonas asi como
diestros equilibristas, y IN
verdadero Hercules de fuer7a
prodigiosa. La concurrencia
fue grande y el publico acogi6
los trabajos ejecutados con
aplausos y demostraciones de
agrado.
-Estan de-malas los pesa
dores de carnes del merGado,
pues en- estos djas Jse les ha
descompuesto afgo el negocito
de vendef carne falta de pc.
sa. EstebaD Ortiz, Manuel
Gomez, Clemente Quihonez,
Romulo Rivera, Felix Herman
dez, Jose Mortimer, Jose vi,
cente Ortiz, Victor Rivera,
Adolfo Lugo y Jose Perez han
sido multados en- ocho dollars
por la Corte municipal, aun.
que ellos afirmaban gus la
falta era debida a que las CO.
cineras que compran carnes
unas echan pedazos de sebo a
los perros, otras botan los
huesos y otras tiran laspiltra-
fas antes de llevar la carne al
repeso; pero ninguno pudo
probar estos hechos.
,.Acusado por la policia
destacada en- la playa ell veci-
no Juan B. Daniel de tener
estab1eeida en- aquel barrio
una casa de lenocinio, y ha-
biendo declarado contra el al,
gunas mujeres de las que ALI
concurren. la Corte lie impuso
Glen dollars oe multa Q no.
venta dias de carcel.
Aver falleci6 en- esta ciu-
dad la distinguida senora
Brigida Garcia de Gomez, es-
posa de don Manuel Gomez
Coimbre y madre politica del
senor Jose Pou Carreras. El
entierro tendra lugar esta tar
de a las cinco. Enviamos a
la familia Gomez y Pou Go.
mez nuestro sentido p6same.
...Aneche. celebr6 session La
iunta local unionista con
.asistencia de los senores Jaco
DO Tur, Justo Rivera, Ma
nuel Vidal, Aristides Chavier
Y Marcelo Villali y Sc topa-
ron varios acuerdos de carac.
ter economico.
.--Se encuentra gravemente
enferma la senora Juana Ma
tias viuda de Perez, hermana
del senior Fernando ]. Matias.
Deploramos la gravedad y
deseamos pronta mejoria.
, Aver tarde fue el entierro
de la senora Natalia Vazquez,
viuda de don Salvador Pijem.
EI senior Pijem fu6 uno de los
fundadores de la logia maso-
MICA de esta ciudad y entu-
SHASTA miembro de ella hasta
su muerte. r. |. ?.
---Ha suspendido sus traba,
Jos la fabrica de jabon que
baio ell nombre de Ponce Soap
Co, venia funcionando en- esta
ciudad. Es de sentirse que
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-01
BUEAA OCCASION.

POr no poderls aIender 81
dueha Sc vende un estableci.
miento de s0mbrero Y artieutos
para SehoraS con muy huena
clientela,
Informaran San Francisco IS.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-01

Sc ARRTENDA por 5000 mensuales
una casa en- Naraajito y so ruerdas de
teHenos magnifcos para Ia siembra de
tabaco y frutos MEMORIES. Pago por Sc
mestres adelantados Contrato por 5
aiios.--Informaran Sol ll9. l5a
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-01

AL RECTBO DE 500 enviamos 4
vuelta de correo un rsloi Elgin garant'7a-
do por deE snos. por S7.S5 remitimos
uno marca Walthan.-F. Hshrhahn. San
Juan p. r. pa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-01

En- esta imprenta Sc vende papeI de
periodeo 4 = pesos quintal
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-01

BUQUEs QUE Sc AGUARDAN.
Vapor espabol Miguel NJ. Pinillos. sa.
li6 de Canarias ell "a del mes pasado
para esta.
Consigu. sobrinos T7Quierdo y Ca. -
Vapor smericano Caracas, recalata
proccdente de Nueya York el q del
actaal.
Consignatarios; villar y Ca,
Vapor espahol Catalina, eaGa Gt
Barcelona para Canarias, San Iuen V
Cuba ell % ultimo.
Consign.; S. Izquierdo y Ca.
Vapor americana S. V. Luckemback
sali6 de Nueva York para este puerto
ell 27 ppdo.i
Consignatarios: villar y Ca.
Tapor americana philadelphia. aaIp1nt
de este puerto para ell de New Yolk 81
3 del que eursa.
Consignatarios villar y Co.
Vapor frances "Quebec", hacia cl I
del presente recalara procedente de IL
ropa, via Saint Thomas.
COnsignatarios: ]. T. Silva y Ca.
Vapor alcman President, procedente
de st. Thomas el del actual.
Consignatarios: Mellenkoff Korber.
Vapor cubano Julia, procedente de
la Habana y puertos intermedios, cetar6
el IS del cotriente.
Consignatarios: Villar ca.
Vapor espahol Miguel Gallart, sal
drd de Barcelona para Gsta, hacienda
escalas intermedias, estard ell l3 del pre-
sente.
Consign.: SobrniHos de Izquierdo.
VeLeros de Ia linea "Benncr"
Goleta americana "Pmneas W. Spra-
que" debe haber salido de Nueva York
para esta el II del pasado.
Consigataros sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
Goleta americana "EthcI 7. Boston"
pebe haber salido de Nueva Y5-'; Iarn
esta el IS del tiltimo.
Consignatarios: S. EEquiasa.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-01
REVSTA cOMERC|AL.
ENTRADAs DEL EXTERIOR

ENTRADAs DEL EXTERIOR
Aver ha tornado puerto Ell Vaper es'
panol Montevideo, proeedente de ESps
ma, oon earga general pafs rarios
De La iSLA
Vapor americana julia buekemback
con teansi.o
Costaneros; Petra. Anrs.ta Esperan'
"a, Gulilermita Ricardo Ruiz y Carmen
sALiDAs
PARA Ell EXTERIOR
yapo- esoaiol Sontevideo, oars &c
lon y escalas ;ntermedias
PARA la lSLA
costeros. Isabella
amor americana Carolina
BUQuEs EN- PUERTO
DEL EXTERIOR
Springfield. aescafganda
AsEry CrwbY :
Hate Feore i
Philadelphia =
OLYMPIA
,Me!hebese7 ;..eu4,
Julia Luckembark d
g MOv1MIENTO De CABOTAJE
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-01

VeIeros de Ia linea "Benncr"
Goleta americana "Pmaeas w. Spra-
que" debe haber salido de Nueva York
para esta el II del pasado.
Consigataros Sobrinos de Ezquiaga.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1909-03-01

Goleta americana "Ethcl 7. Boston"
pebe haber salido de Nueva Y5-'; Iarn
esta el Is del tiltimo.
Consignatarios: S. EEquiagA.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-05-09
We Mean Business.

The Columbus Clothing Com
pany, realizing the scarcity of
money and that the only demand
for spring and summer goods is
in the Spring and Summer, have
offered their enormous stock at a
great discount for spot cash, un-
til Sept. 1st. They are deter
mined to reduce this large stock,
as it is too large for a city the
size of Columbus; in fact large
enough for Memphis, Atlanta or
Birmingham-there are only a
few larger retail concerns in
these cities, and none carry a
better stock. Just think about
the great saving in price 20 per
cent. off on Suits of Clothing, 10
per cent. off on Furnishings,
Shoes, Hats, Fine Shirts. Under
wear. Trunks, Bags and Valises.
All last seasons clothing-s spring,
summer and fall-at Half Price.
This Spot Cash Sale will save you
money, and don't forget it.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-05-09
To Visit 6sttIeship.

It is more than probable that
the editors of the State will visit
the battleship Mississippi in a
body during its stay at the
Natchez landing. The Mississip-
pi Press Association will be hold
ing its convention in Vicksburg
about that time, and it is pro-
posed that it take a steamboat
trip to Natchez.
The citizens of Natchez have
arranged a very interesting pro-
gram of entertainment for the
officers and men of the battle
ship, and which includes the
presentation by Senator elect
John Sharp Williams of a hand
some piece of silver purchased
by the people of Natchez. There
will be banquets. luncheons, bar
becues, parades, receptions and
balls during the stay Of the great
vessel at that port.
A great many of the people of
Jackson are planning to visit
Natchez while the Mississippi is
there. "-Clarion-Ledger.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-05-09
A HEARTY WELCOME
EXTENDED TO BANKERS
EVERYTHING IN READINESS FOR TWENTY-FIRST ANNUAL
SESSION OF MISSISSIPPI BANKERS ASSOCIATION
TUESDAY, COLUMBUS WELCOMES THEM

Currency Issued by the Government?
And Through All Banks, State and
National, on Same Terms?
Affirmative A. Johnston, Presi-
dent First State Bank, Columbus.
Negative-Sol Wexler, Vice-Presi-
dent Whitney Central National Bank,
New Orleans.
General Discussion-by Members in
Ten Minute Speeches,
Report Of Delegates to American
Bankers Associations.
Report OF Committees.
Election CT Officers.
Installation Of Officers.
Selection of Place for Next Meeting.
Adjournment.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-05-09
PROMINENT CITIZEN
PASSES AWAY.
Mr.. ]. [. S. ALBRIGHT DIES AT SAhA-
TARIUM IN MOR6ARTOWE, NORTH
CAROLINA.
FUNERAL MONDAY $3.50 A. N.

The intelligence of the death of
Mr.. ]. l.. S. Albright, which oc-
Cured on Friday morning at
sanitarium in Morgantown, N.
c., cast gloom over the entire
city. For several months Mr..
Albright had been in failing
health and about month ago in
company with his son, Mr.. Har-
ry Albright he went to North
Carolina hoping the change
would prove beneficial. But he
gradually grew worse until the
end came.
For 81 years Mr.. Albright had
been agent for the Southern
Express Company and was ever
faithful to the people of the COM
munity as well as the company
he represented. He was a de-
voted member of the Presbyte-
rian church and his clean con-
scientious life was truly a living
example of the Presbyterian
faith. Although away from the
bosom of his family to whom he
was so devoted, he was willing
and ready when the summons
came and peacefully passed into
higher life. He leaves a heart
broken wife and two sons, Harry
and Robert, and two daughters,
Mrs. Tom Harris and Miss Callie
Albright, who will miss his ten
der devotions. To them genuine
sympathy is extended from over
flowing hearts. The remains
will reach Columbus tonight
and the funeral will be held
from the Presbyterian church
tomorrow at $50 O'Clock a. m.
conducted by Rev. ]. J. Hill.
The following friends will act
as pail bearers:
Honorary Messrs. w. A. Camp
bell, Jno. A. Nelson, w. A. Lee,
Jno. A. Stinson, Walter Knox,
w. S. Lindamood, w. V. Frier-
son. Jr., Brooks MCGOWAN and
Judge ]. A. Orr. Active
Messrs. w. c. Coffee, w. Cagee,
A. E. Love, F. P. Phillips, C. C..
Buder, Jno. P. Mayo, Geo. d.
Sanders and DR.. w. w. West
moreland.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-05-09

Patronize those who advertise
in this paper.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-05-09
COUNTY FAIR
WILL Be HELD.
AT A MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS YES
TERDAY, CHARLESE EVANS WAS ELECTED
PRESIDENT OF ASSOCIATION.
OCTOBER 26, 27, 28, 18th.

The citizens of Columbus as
we'll as those throughout this
section of the country will re-
joice to know that arrangements
have been perfected for the
East Mississippi and West Ala
bama Fair to hold its annual ses-
sion in October.
At a meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the association held yes
terday morning in the court
house a large crowd was present
and ninety-six shares of stock
was represented. Those pres
ent were very enthusiastic over
the prospects of the fair for
next fall and after the matter
was thoroughly discuss e d,
plans were agreed upon
whereby the association could
continue their annual fairs.
Mr.. Charles Evans was unani-
mously elected president of the
association and with his careful
and business like management
it is a foregone conclusion that
the fair will be a pronounced
success.
1t is confidently believed that
the Boys Corn Club will be the
means of increasing interest in
the fair, and all parties wishing
to plant for agricultural exhibits
can be guided by last years
catalogue.
The fair will be held from Oc-
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-05-09
Orr Donald.

A quiet and pretty wedding
was solemnized yesterday after
noon It the First Methodist
church, when Mr.. B. B. Orr and
and Miss Sena Mcdonald of this
city were married by Rev. L.
w. Lewis.
Mr.. Orr formerly lived in Bir-
mingham, but has been in Co
lumbus several years, holding a
a responsible position as electri-
clan with L. Littleton & Co,
while his wife is the charming
daughter of Mr.. D. w. McDon-
aid of this city and has held a
responsible position with Kauf-
man Bros. for the past several
months.
This happy couple left imme-
diately after the wedding for
Sheffield, Ala.
The Columbus commercial. (Columbus, Miss.) 1893-1922, 1909-05-09
RIfIemen's Ball.

The formal opening of Lake
Park will take place next Friday
night with Ball given for the
benefit of Columbus Rifemen.
AS this is the first time in two
years that this organization has
called upon the people of Colum-
bus to help them, it is hoped that
the public will show their appre-
citation of this old Command, by
attending their Ball and helping
them out by buying a ticket.
There will be good music, and
the price of admission will be
25 cts., and 25 cts. additional for
dancing. There will be no
charge for ladies.