davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

red and black Western New Tork per basket 4oa5oc;
DO per s sac per basket 46 Sc do per
BERRIES. oswego. per quart. ioa2oc do upr1er ga
other South jersey s do NaTS Marand Per ana 9uaT ssS @
per M 56sd Esd RsE Ri seS 30 Snfh'a5
qSI5 9q12e 6 DO Nors5 eaToiPa Jersey MaTyIand ana
Iish quart 12Gl5c: do other varieties 5Gsc MUSK
81 So Geosia ana other southsrn unnrapped Per
s. 5e SSsa DO Per % pong S9 e+a ss I 'Ra1e igaf
Georgia and south Carolina Via all rail- per carload
s95S d per 100 s2ass 2ss a Ff65 si P
ass s;s So se'a u.s. do Cuban s0sa 49, do Porto RICO 'e
h. has a ssaR e MsS 4 s gee. in sas
yhIG which has materially frightened the outlook n New
vermin and honey dew but the cold weather has re-
during few Contracts have been made on t6s
hops AdSc.s IN Enssnd are @ Il g as
%ssRr we" e s rtpG[sd @ God and nd @ and has been &
aes a m are as higa az $4,000 eTts Reports
weather quote State 1905 prime to checs per r
Ss;s ssse ss5 & sS @ & d ios @
Pee: do 1906 ed7e
HAY AND sTRAw-There is a continued steady
zone % to Or the ses1 market r. on bs. sss as s M @ hay % FaRs
slso %TRroTI@s slshs
s . oi s,.5 .nd Dsf shsr m y We s. o d u nc ~ %
SSi do siPDings sg Toc DO RscPs SO: do clever and and
s0YSr 81 Te m xsa cd 3 s so s6r an5 aggd 5e
DO oat and wheat $3.50
m S 1I16 .5g Re car B Of E:
w With s. continued % sp0d demand the market has @ SaoSd o
o. Of chickens o en-; but Rsy will p0a9 s. out os 4s
H.sefa 2ss: Fowls 1sisc RoosTERs Young and
southern ana soath1e5ern ne GEESE western prime,
S p. pa 5e: a9a @
Ere killed fGrIs :is in n mad
ss gsy cleaning % and t feeling s.ss ssaay m BFP f6s
pssns 'sa 2H't agsi
ssted Medium sized Chickens and fryers especially
@ Ig aney 9Efe ss.S 5issnf Sn'eTsF PiladeI
P59 Pi pe4 isnY h sass sas PEP Basy a aGO fa 90 B 2s
DO common fair 1sa22c: do Western. dry picked. Is
% %na DO ovs4 :ad d. ols ls2 r9 90 d 9nB. Ba8 Is b. sozi
is9 ass do dTg Rs6 % ossSern T 9a5 pod &c 6e & 80
or ia sfeafa @ @ snail n.e. HgS p goec ec,d9d 59
1oc DUCKS sprtng Long islana and EastefE 1'I $40 90
White per dozen szaS3 So a. poor dark slz q eqIs ~
5egUs Frozeh' s1 [osstt7g ri tsd 1s5S5c H.
corr corn 3. fsd, o'fa i4a22c 1st GEESE 7aiicss
POTATOES AND vEGETABLEs-Potato.s cleaning
= se,,.f ta5lS FesP,s si s6s ss5ss
sells prornptiy when o choice quality price: are sgs
anfd me, Egg9S1 s.n a saeae rs .a a. o oo
shade hrnsr under moderate offerings Western New
k peas sy s6g S6ye ss3dv s9d h o5 & s4s m up me
hshsT Grades ou, e haze dull mat mari fS5 nfs W
oss s s so tsaha IS infee Pe 81 81 q CO es o
PsaT0 loo PfT nnnese. 100 ousfas ss 81 gag cAsBA m a FAT
butch 100 ssat Do nea5by ar per 56 sosgs 10
standard crate slasI so eUCJMsBERs Jsgssy bot
thIrd 6sskst 4ee & 40 Per 52i K aTl 81 a. d2 Ma a.
81 e5asl 81: d. baltimore. per basket !5cg CAL-LI
FLOWERS. Long Island per b6i 50sgS$ 80 CELERY
quart crate. 50 4. Florisa per boI crate 81 5oGs3
GO es 9sr GqI M ss 10 5t ar, He Go,a9 per per l
s2gs3 do per bush 5o975c LETTUCE state per basket
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
Citations.

E,INsTEIN. DAVID THE PEOPLE e. OF THE ne
independentTo Caroline Einstein FoTsnSs WaidsselI
Eastein. Joel E sPingarn Kalnian Haas ane
Morris Fatman. the heirs and next OF kiu ot
T1aVi5 Einstefn. deceased send greeting: Whereas
SoIonlon A Fatuan, OF the city Of New York. has
1atsI, aDDIied to SurrOgate's Court OF
SOT1+,- ~ New York. a certain instrument II
t,z relatine TO and personal property duly
proveJ as the will and testament Of David l. Elm
Of rhe County York. deceased There
lore vou and cited TO appear before the
of our OF New York at his ofce In
~ Counrv Of New the third day Of August
ons TsoTssnd nine hundred nine. hslf-past
rInE in the forenoon OF that day then and there 20
attend the probate the said last Will and testament
And such YOU hereby cited as are under the
OF enty-one required 70 appear BY your
guardian II you II you have none to appear
for be appointed or IN the event or
vS1r neglect failure to do guardian VIII be ap-
ointed bv surrogate represent and act for
in the proceeding
rrosates Court said County Of New York 70 be
hereunto affxed-
our safd county OF New York. said County. the sth
av of June the year Of Lord one thousand nrs
1T 3 DANIEL J. DCWDNEY-
- Of the Surrosacets Court
paar PTrTZErI. Petitioner. Us Breaz~
Way Borough OF Manhattan. New York city.
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10
EUROPEAN PRODUCE MARKET.

Liverpool July 9-Closing-WHEAT-S -Spot-No Q red
Westsrn i1eE nominal futures quiet July 9s a sep
tennber - Sad December s. sid CORN-Spot stsadys
new american mixed tyta Galvestonl. S. Sd futures
Stsa1y: september, 2s I'D. October IS SID PEAS
Canadian steady. - 9-zd FLOCP-Wfntsr patents
steady 33s I'd HOPS London Pacific Coast. arm.
= 5s1E3 s. BEEsF-EXtra ILdia easy. eos PORK
Prime mess Western strong 9Is 81 HAMS-Short cut
"A 70 is n steady SOS Sd BACON-Cumberand q
% 80 70 steady Sos Sc short rib IS - n nonlaa
long clear nddes. light 2S "a 10 firm. SIS 3D. long
clear niddles. heavy IS 70. firm. Sis Sd short
clear backs Is % y firm 5as bellies. "A f6
70. trr1 SIS Cd SHOCLDER-Squar II l3 70
frrn 55s Sd IARD-Pr1rne Western IN tsrces steady.
5Ss So. American refined pals quiet 5ss Sd CHEESE
Canadian hnest white new. steady. 5Is Sd Canadian
Col0red- STEADY. 5Ss TALLOVE-Prtns city
steady. Is Sd TURPENTINE-SP steady. 36s 81
ROSIN-COmulOu steady s. PETROLEUM Refined
steady. 7isd. LINSEED OIL-Stsady. 25s Sd
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

506s5c do per box 4ed5oc nearby thl c-ste.
2515oc ONIONS Jersey white. basket. 75efsi- %
per Dbl 81 50ds1 %. do Louisville per s. % 20 bag
SGG9Gc do New Orleans. - y bag. T5G aoc. OkRA.
FLORIDA per carrier SfG<2 - per basket si6S2.
North Carolina carrier StdS2. PEAS Buffalo. large
per basket QOcGSI II.
socfSl u. Long Island l45cGs1; PEPPERs Jersey.
Florida. carrier E5c1S1 % 10
North Carolina. per carrier or basket. SlFs. Se'
BARB. nearby. per 100 bunc} 81 25aS1 50. seal
LIONS nearby. per 100 punches. SoaT5e STRING
BEANS. jersey. green basket. 69cffS1, DO
MARYLAND. 75cas1. do green. soaTSe % Long
Island, green. per bag d5cG$f do SidS1 Is. 10
Western New York basket Sl6s1 .; SPINACH.
neaToy Per bbl- 50115c- SQUASH marrow per Dol q
Dbl crata. T5c6SI white yellow cTcokneck hbi
crate. 5OcG$I: TCRNIPS. rItabaEa bbi. SO
81 IL DO white. 81 d Dbl.
SIaSi so TOMATOES. Jsrsey per box 81 5eds3- %
Maryland carrier 75cS1 80. DO North Carolina ISc8
81 90 do Norfolk standard carrier. S$1 q 10 per
pony carrier I5Qgc DO Florida per carrier. 15cSl 90
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10

FLOUR AND MEAI-Demsnd -four con-
spring winter
Prices nrm all around: Kansas grades IN
changed. following prices quoted on che New
York Produce Exchange: Spring PATENTS.
winter straghts Sc 4oqs6 75 winter patents Sc a5as7
spring clears s. 43S5 i5 No winter IS 35mS5
extra No winter s59s5 25; Kansas sraights IS o09
81 50as4 8S: choice fancy 81 7oGs4 10 CoRNMEaT@
steady. Quoted: Kiln dried. So "a. BAG MEAI<-s:eady
Quoted Fine yellow, 65SIsi TO- coarse 81 55
6sI go FEED-western steady; soeadv Quoted:
western spring s24 Coz standard So
do SOS CO. dog. $50 75 city $24 bulk s2s
sacks m S26Gs30; red dog. So
ment: homny chop, s2s 80 bulk $50 rs sacks; olmea
s33 80
GRAfN-wHEAT-Th strong advance in
near positions wheat to-day July in
inr 2s.c net higher other ssc TO sc
bisber Considerable shown by shorts over
more showers the Southwest The market started
shout thereby inviting extension
Of among room traders which paved the
neared IN the late afternoon when It's
New-York tribune., 1909-07-10


day quoted llal ss and future. at AIS l1s
% p512e 2or C0PPER-spot copper was shade hisasr
Sbanssd SS 1Ss az o. fss 7s Cd Fl. local very da
with lake quoted at Ia 2Sq $ So VAS un
changed at f2 3s 81 in the LONDON market Es. 9a
sFETE advanced TO t2 & In - me ts tHdSp on foN was
hrh.r a. ass for Cleveland warrants, in The Ensiisn
market, WIis Lossy 6Sat. !Ss al ss sss Is hs pig
iron cerhrates on the New York Produce Exchange ~
4sn @ and .ns a1ehsns'd Hae. SIS Fsst sss So o2s
october $l6dsI7; November sieas17 % and Oeei''07
MoIASsEs AND sYRUPs-The market for goisssss ass
sEd ,,iosy syTgP' o6 ssd %6fssEs I % orsn
@lss fair nr.5 se;t. 2sq45o sYRtPs
mon i5aI7c. fair 1920; good. l9a2@e prime
.arl sasiHsss in coonseed yesterday. but prices
armed d qP s. "ls5 s6ntSs Sn ss o epie5
l?g ass 3e4Seer 5 3 gss snsq 800 2o aaa 900 a
Linseed OIL vas unehansed HGEseG T PTRofr,t-M
standard white bhs stoc. bulk 1e9e Pa5aaG5PIis pb
e'- Pha9.pha ~ s5e Bulk sSe white cares
Ss%. York Ta 7rsr; Phiiad.pha - &c COTToNsEED
OIIs-Prime crude nominal; prime sun1es $50 20
s62a5 7Sc Jgig e2gS se esS as %ovembsT s757
sSgs = PI,I TqSsEEB 6rI1Rmsrtcan Sod. city raw
sIa62s: out-of-to~n raw. eOoeie Csieu''a raw, 'oe
LARD s79sac.
a. = 95Sfs a9m ,ss vas and 'laT ts IL
ssyns y 8 @ 90 'hs ha. snf ncGanr Sco at Kansas CITY
@mss9 on @ha 1899 q cFs T quoted Mess ,2l s22
Gaotsa t" sss H.:. ssi ar So o''f fsa
81: 5oati5 .I,rs So seqs2l BEEF HANS
9go''s % S.. B'i2Rs is lG et III II lofS
sai l2Sgl2S S .1.Is P,ssIsd sis.sv. siiy
1s ls G.,9! S9s9 Il !s. 5sis City 6aa5sd
IiE9ilT,c Rsnned IaTd-Firm Quoted. South America
la co1tiosai 6o;ss se HEss gosd
oeo. iscs city lard s,SaTins. i5'ac-
RIcE-Thc rice market held steady and unchanged
axe ar ~ t'e EoS9 orasaasry 1tas az
fac. Paths. SC. Java. 81. a3'se: Ransoon. ~ &c
Slams. ~ SIC.
sUGAR-Ths market for renned sugar vas qYiet suI
steady and unchanged. The following are less and .
per 100 invoice and per cent for cash NO fur
Of 80 2b cartons s2oc do in Of "a S-lb cartons
2Oc Eagle tablets. 6 16c. cut loaf . eSe cr1sAee
&c Eagle 5-Ih bags powdered and Eagle confectorers
granuIated 5 foc: powdered and coarse powdered
granuIated s5c: Eagle Alb cartons Of hne granu
lated G5c; 2-Ib bags do 5I5c. ga b bags DO olOG
bags do ooc; Eagle fine standard granulated ana
diamond 4 soc; confectioners a. 65e, No l. = SOC
No ? 4 55e, Nos and 4. 45c; No ). : soc No o.
tGSc: No Ii 4Toc; No IL 05c. Nos 18. - and IS
4c: No IS. &C Cwithdrawnl. The London market for
beet sugar steady and unchanged to ID higher
Juiy was quoted los ID, August OF los S%.d and
october to December at as IiLd The local market
for raw sugar steady with outy paaldd pI1Seo
quoted as follows Centrifugal. 96 test 3 p2n bac
muscovado 50 test 342d 45c. and moasses sugar 50
test, sITGS 2oc Wiilett & Gray; Total stock ot
tons last year at uneven dates the ncrease
is IT 100 toms against an inerease o, 90 t og
a visible supply 2425 500 tons against -.4iz'sSS
last year. an increase OF 1890 tons
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-30
CURED LEPER FINDS
HUSBAND Remarked

SAN JOSE, Nov. 19.-After seven
years of life in the leper colony on
Molokai island, Mrs. Augusta Erie
tas. the Wife of Santa Clara labor
er. has come to San Jose to Ind her
husband with an affinity and FIVE
children. Mrs. Frietas disowns all
but the eldest, and has presented II
question to the juvenile court which
Judge Gosbey is trying TO solve. The
problem Is, What is to become OF
the children" 1t was too dirlcult
for Judge Gosbey to settle in one day
and he has postponed the matter for
one week.
This afternoon Mrs. Frictas, her
husband, the affinity and five chill
dren were brought before the juve-
nile court. Mrs. Frietas objects 10
caring for the four children who
are not her own, and the affinity Is
not able to support them because
the allowance which the father OF
her children has settled upon he'
is not sufficient TO support Il larg
growing family. Assistance Is look.
ed for from the county.
Frietas and his wife were married
nineteen years ago in Honolulu.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-30
LOCAL ELKs' MEMORIAL SUNDAY

The memorial services of the Elks
will be held next Sunday afternoon
in the local opera house at 3 O'Clock.
Frank Il. Thompson will deliver the
Grafton and James l.. Coke the
oulogy.
The large orchestra will be one
of the features of the musical pro-
gram. This aggregation will be
under the leadership of +. X. Vicrra,
The following are the present Off
GERS of the lodge:
Il. a. Douthitt, exalted ruler;
James d. Dousherty, esteemed lead
ing knight: George T. Klugel, os
tecmed loyal knight; VIII j. Cooper
esteemed lecturing knight; Henry G.
Easton, secretary; NJ. II. .Drummond,
treasurer; George j. O'Neill, tyler;
J.. b. Angus, esquire, A. l.. Prescott
inner guard: w. l.. Enrich, chap
lain; ID. Lloyd Conkling, organist
The trustees are II. y. Murray, T.
II. Paris and W. n. Mclnerny.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-30
CITY MAY GET STOCK COMPANY

Plans are on foot to install n per-
maneni stock company In this city.
Clarence Drown, Il theatrical man
agcr of Los Angeles, who came in on
the Manchuria yesterday with the
view to looking over the ground for
such an arrangement.
Mr.. browns trip 10 these islands
~ only In the liuc of n much needed
vacation, but while here he viii size
up the theatrical situation from
every standpoint, and the result may
he llr5t-cla3s stock company for
this city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-30
CARNEGIE GIVES
TO Fight PELLAGRA
SEEKS TO STAMP OUT L0M-
BARDY LEPR0SY IN THE
SOUTHERN STATES - GlVER
KEEPS MUM.

NEW YORK, Nov. 15.--An inti-
nation has come to the national
health officials at Washington that
Andrew Carnegie, in emulation OF
John d. Rockefeller, is about to give
an enormous sum for n campaign ct
eradication against pellagra, the
mysterious "Lombardy lcprosy'
which has appeared recently in Ala
bpma, Louisiana and Mississippi and
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-30
GARBAGE WAGON AND
STREET CAR COLLIDE

That portion of Mikiki street near
the intersection of Beretanin avenue
was plentifully bedecked with
garbage last evening as a result of u
collision between Chinese garbage
collectors wagon and a Rapid Trans
II car. The vehicle containing the
city refuse came out considerably TO
the bad through the encounter. The
rig was smashed up, but fortunately
no one was injured.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-30
WANTED

| 600 people TO know that | can
save them- dollars on their rea l.
ing matter. Mail me your list
My prices do the rest, saturday
evening Post 81 weeks S1.50.
oahu Subs. Agency F. o. Box 200.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-30

House: bed rooms; furnished or
UNFINISHED. ~ King st. Tel
1929. 4i73-tf
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-30

American and foreign magazines and
newspapers at low prices Me-
Clures and Woman's Home Cont
paniun $500 Review of Reytews,
Pearson's and McCluros $3.50 +.
O. Box zoo. 446s-t
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-30
It's Up To You

To say whether you will con.
tinue TO suffer from Stomach
and Bowel Ills or adopt the
successful plan Of thousands
Of others and take HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BITTERS.
Be wise today. for delay only
aggravates matters. This
well.known remedy is excel.
lent for Poor Appetite, Sour
Risings, Dyspepsia, Indiges-
ton, Costiveness and Malar-
ial Fever. Get
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-30

Woven Wire Mattresses repaired 81
the Factory Honolulu Wire Bed
Co., 1850 Alapai st. Telephone
b3s 3945-ti
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-30

Clean wiping rags at the Bulletin Of
flee.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-30
EMPLOYMENT AGENCY.

japanese Employment Association,
Suuanu and Pauahi SITS. Call up
phone 697 II you want q cook,
good boy or servants.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-30

The war departments decision tina;
II vii hold no more mimic camnaigng
indicates there va something out O,
Joint with the August joint muncuy,
crg
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-30
ROOMS AND BOARD.

Cool furnished rooms and cottage,
with or without board. 1884
Nuuanu Ave, near School 81.
Prices ,modoratc. ai50-f
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-30
SITUATION WANTED.

Japanese Private Cooking School
Families or hotels supplied with
cooks. C. M. Matte, 1857 Aud
Lane. Phone 1864.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-30

Young Man - Reliable and with
knowledge of stenography, to as
sist bookkeeper; give qualiica-
tions and salary expected. G. c.
4I7U-tt
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-30

For sale by Benson, Smith & Co.,
Ltd; Hollister Drug Co., Ltd;
Chambers Drug Co., Ltd; IIilo Drug
Co.; and at all Wholesale Liquor
Dealers.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1909-11-30
ss+-s+s5Fr.
w A N T S
@0@ @@0O q G@DW
FOP SALE.

Ferns--Australian and other yarie-
ties; also logs, baskets. begoniaa
and stephnotis plants. Tor par
ticulnrs call on Miss Johnson. Fort
street, near Vienna Bakery
43gO-tf--dh
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-27
MCDOWELL OPENS
SEPTEMBER 9Th
PROF. DUKE AGAIN IN CHARGE
ATTENDANCE WILL BE
HEAVY.

Mcdowell school, which is main
tanned by the county, although just
beyond the corporate limits, will open
on September 6, or about two weeks
earlier than the city schools. Tne
school is again under the principallty
of Prof. l.. S. Duke, who has just re-
turned from Chicago, where he took
a special course during the summer.
In addition to Prof. Duke the faculty
is composed of the following: Miss
Fannie Louise Smith, Mrs. Jesse Tom
linson. Miss jamie Porter, Miss Mary
Blackburn and Miss Kate Shields,
teacher of music.
The school enrolled about 260 pupils
last year and it is predicted that the
enrolment this year will show no
falling off. The building has been
repaired to some extent, number OF
needed improvements being made.
The school will open with formal
exercises, and an address will be de-
livered by some speaker, who has not
vet been selected. Prof. Duke is
urging all the pupils to be present at
the opening, in order that they may be
graded and assigned their classes.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-27
MUST SWING
FOR HIS CRIME
DATE NAMED AS SEPTEMBER "a.
APPEAL TO THE SUPREME
COURT.

GAINESVILLE, Tenn, Aug. 25.-ln
the criminal court Monday afternoon
Judge Tyler overruled the motion for
a new trial in the case against Marcel
lus Rinehart, who was convicted OF
the murder of Rufe Hunter at the
June term of court, and sentenced the
defendant to hang on Friday morning,
Sept. "a, at a. m.
Following the overruling of the mo-
ton for a new trial the defendants
attorneys moved for an arrest of judg-
ment, which was overruled. Rinehart
stood up before the court while the
death penalty was being passed upon
him and displayed the same uncon-
cerned look which characterized him
throughout the trial. The case VIII
be appealed to the supreme court,
which will prevent the sentence of the
court being carried out on the date
set for the execution. The supreme
court will hardly reach the Montgom
cry county docket before next Feb
ruary.
| The motion for new trial was sub
mitted without argument and but few
people were in the court room when
the case was called.
1
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-27
BIG LINER is
REPORTED LOST

LONDON, Aug. 21.-The owners of
the steamer Waratah, with 300 per-
sons on board, bound from Sydney to
London, and which is overdue several
week at Durham, Natal, have secured
the cooperation of several ships
bound from South Africa to Australia
IN an effort to find some trace of the
missing vessel. The owners profess
confidence that the liner will be
found.
The steamship Bannackburn, which
has arrived at Albany, West Australia,
from London, reports that she expe-
renced unprecended gales on July
26. The deck cargo of coal shifted
and threw the vessel on her beam
ends. She only escaped laundering
through the sea sweeping the coal
overheard. Her captain feels sure
that the Waratah was lost in the same
storm. other arrivals at Australian
ports confirm the report of the I'M
eoualed violence of the gale at the
time the Waratah is supposed to have
been lost.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-27
DAY
AT THE FAIR
NO CHARGE FOR THOSE WHO Ar
RIVE BEFORE NooN-AN
EXPLANATION

For the benefit of those ladies VINO
have read the catalogue and do not
fully comprehend the invitation ex'
tended to the ladies of the county TO
attend the first day of the fair free
Mr.. Moore, manager of the fair has
written the following card;
columbia, Tenn, Aug. %, 1909.
ITO the Editor of Tie Herald:
Ladies' will be admitted free at the
Fair, Tuesday, September 14th, up I'M
til twelve o'clock noon, and when
once inside the grounds they will be
allowed and expected to remain until
after the races, at no expense what
soever. Ladies coming out after
twelve o'clock will be charged the
regular admission. Let every lady IN
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-27
MEAN WHISKEY,
ALIAS, CREAM
GETS COLORED DAMSEL INTO
TOLLS OF THE LAVA FINE
EXTRACTED.

Annie Woodland plead guilty Tuesday
morning before Squire Fariss to pub
lie drunkenness. Annie was taken in
to the tolls Sunday evening by Depu-
ty Sheriff Whitley, and when she step
ped from the Mt. Pleasant tram
took all two other dusky damselS
could do to keep Annie on her teet'
She was sighted to trial this morn
ing and came up fully prepared to de-
ny the charge and in making her
statement said that she had eaten so
much ice cream that it had made hel
sick. and had two witnesses there 10
hack her up in her statements. But
Whitley knocked her of the CHRIST
mas tree By asking the witnesses what
time Annie got home Sunday MOI
expecting this kind of question the!
stated that she got home at seven
o'clock. What had Annie been dong
for the past two hours? That is from
the time the train arrived at O'CLOCK
until Z. This could not be eN
planned. She saw she was
up against it and asked for the
courts mercy and Squire Fariss being
generous-hearted man, let her on
with $3.50, and a promise that she
would never do so any more. Deputy
whitley tried to locate where she got
her booze, but Annie was too sharp
for this and stated that she got 1t
from "gemman" on the train.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-27
MIAURy COUNTY ROAD
COMMISSION MEETS
ORDERS SEVERAL NEW ROADS 10
BE BUILT ALL OVER THE
COUNTY.
One From CulIeoka to StiversViile,
Another Through Highland Park
Damages Awarded.

The Maury County Road Commits
sion which sat in special session Mon
day In Columbia for the purpose OF
passing on applications for the open
ing of new roads through different
sections of the county, recommended
and ordered the opening of the fol
lowing roads:
Valley Creek road from Culleoka to
Stiyersville. This road is to be built
by the citizens When completed Will
give an outlet to great deal of terri
tory.
The road passes through the follow
ing farms and damages were assessed
as follows: Mrs. Ricketts, $4,000;
viii Richardson, $125,00; Hollis Roun-
tree. $500; Charles Williamson,
s155.OO; DR.. ]. T. Williamson, $155.O0;
James NJ. Ingram, $25000. Total dam
age, $4,000. There will be five stock
gaps constructed along the route and
are to be built by the road commits
sioners in each district the funds to
come from the district road fund.
The road through Highland Park
was passed on and was ordered open
ed from the Pulaski to the Campbells-
Vile pike and 5000 damage was al
lowed to be paid to the Highland Park
Land and Improvement Co.
The road through the James Bates
farm from the Campbellsville pike to
the Tom Shaw road was reported raw
orable and Mr.. Bates was allowed
$125OO damage,
The proposed road, which is already
I'm course of construction, from Nc
Gains to the Columbia and Porter''
Chapel road, via. Bigbyville, was re
ported fayorably and 1t was recon-
mended that the county hands be KEEP
on this road until same was completed
Miss Lizzie Burkett was allowed
damages to the amount of $4,000 am
Alex walker damages to the amour
of $4,000 for the road passing through
their places.
These are the only roads passed or