davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Rock Island Argus., 1909-04-28
f. K. kuschmann,
The Grocer
Clean Up Sale
At Way-Down Prices

To move quickly a lot of can
ned goods and dried fruits, We
will make you prices at which
you certainly can use them.
Nectarines, evaporated, fancy;
very fine for sauce or as fill
5 ing for pies; per
pound ..... ...........10 10c
Z Raisins, Sultana, small, clean
s Sultana raisins, at 2 lbs.
( Tor ....... ........-..- -..-. .loc
z Prunes = Eat prunes, they are
!; healthy; the large, meaty kind
]: at &c, or 8 lbs.
III
: Pickles; medium size sour GU
Z cumber pickles, put up in
!; good y0egar, at per gallon. .2oc
( Dill Pickles; full quart cf good
z dill pickles, quart jar
: included ..... .1Oc
( Picallili; a full quart of fine
z sweet picallilli. jar in
3 cluded t..... ......... 2Uc
( Olives; full quart of large, meaty
3 olives, quart jar in
q GUIDED ..... ..-.....o sue
!, Tomatoes, three cans for. Csc
. Pumpkin, 8 lb. cans, full
Z pack, at cans .......... 25c
2 Corn; good standard corn
3 at 2 cans for .15c
< Baked Beans-Good baked beans
3 in tomato sauce, at 3 cans
. IOr EoC
< For the garden you will want
Q some of our onion sets, at
3 per quart ...~........ l0c
Z Tomato plants at per dozen. .1oc
Z Cabbage plants, early, at
< two dozen for 15c
< 2oO7 4th Ave. Both phones
~
Rock Island Argus., 1909-04-28

Good Clean Comedy.-Plcnty of good
clean comedy is to be found in the
successful comedy drama. Uncle Josh
Perkins" At the Illinois tomorrow
evening.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-04-28
The Elite.

Eighteenth Street, North OF Second
Avenue)
Elite stock company, appearing each
evesing at S,15, with matinees Tuea-
days, Fridays and Sundays.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-04-28
Murrhx Knocks Out Sullivan.

Baltimore, April 2S.-"Kid' Sullivan
of Washington was knocked out by
Harlem Tommy Murphy of New
York in the third round before the
Eureka Athletic club. Sullivan was
eutboxed and eutfought by the NeT
Yorker In the third round Murphy
sent three hard rights to the stomach
and followed with a left hook to the
jaw which sent Sullivan down for the
count.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-04-28
The Family.

Second Avenue. East of Nineteenth
Street)
Vaudeville nj 3, 8, and 0n6 ?. N. One
matinee Sundays and holidays.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-04-28
ADJUSTMENTS

The Illinois.
COMING ATTRACTIONS
sixteenth Street and Second Avenue.) }
April 29-"UncIc Josh Perkins,,
May GA stubborn Cinderella"
May 1O-'sThc Red MiII.o
May 24-31-MOrRan stock company.
Rock Island Argus., 1909-04-28

All the news all the time-THE
ARGUS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15
AN

amending chapter twenty three, entitled
"Misdemeanor". of the revised ordinance
of the City OF Hermann, No., by adding a
new section thereto.
Be it ordained by the B oard of Aldermen
of the City OF Hermann Mo as follows
Section 1. That chapter twenty three of
the revised ordinances of the City of H'r.
mann, NO., is hereby amended by adding
a new section thereto TO be known as Sec,
ton twenty six. WHICH reads as follows:
"Section 20. Any person who shall spit,
eXpectorate or befoul any sidewalk, ~
who shall throw banana-peel, nutshell,
fruit peel. fruit. remaining or other rubbish
on any sidewalk OF the City. shall be gull.
ty of a miSdemeanor and on conviction
thereof shall be fined not less than one nor
more than ten dollars"
Section 2. This ordinance to be in force
from and after its passage aud legal publ.
cation.
certify that the above ordinance was
adopted and approved January 9Th 1909
Attest; HENRY BOOK,
City Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15
Ginises, mas jebs Sausfran ipiiien
iullte.

@esen raiibe Sanoe gebraude 81.
troneniaft. - WRit mariner MiId umo
Seife fannit on Seltuh obne SEIZE
reinigen. - Cine belize ShnufeI iiber
N6bel gebalten, nimmt peibe Sic.
den oaoon meg. = Strelte Saiiafras.
rinoe inter getrofnete Sriidte, Inn
bic 8iirmer baOon 5u balten. - Cine
SanoboII Sen nit @aiier in einen
neuen elmer gethan, nprmt ben Sc.
ruh Der Sarbe tort. - SintenfIef,
ouf Seioen., 8oIIens uno 8aummoI.
lenitoffen Iaiien lid nit Serpentin
entferhen. - Glue ME idlire 9urfen
IN einen Eopf fportn Samal3 GENE.
fen lit. - Cine @iihung BON 9ienen,
mods unO SaI3 maft nlte 8iieeleiien
10 gIatt nie 8lns. - Slide laiien iid
biel better abifuppen, ruertl mdn Tie
einen gugenbIif in beiBes @aiier
bdIt. - 3dbes Sleiid foft ebenIo
meid, tuie anoeres, tuern man benz
@aiier Elm penig Giiiq 5ufiigt. - I'm
bas @eiBe BON ben giern ifnen 81
idIogen, thue mon eire Meiieripisl
boil Sm5 binein; ie fiibIer Die Gier
iino, beito idneIIer geben Tie Sdaurn.
- afte Butter miro mieoer pobl.
ifmefenb, Dern man 0ieieIbe nit FIJI.
idem 8aiier gut ai,swaiht rnb Die.
ieIbe Bro5eOur nadber nit @iIf pie.
berbolt. 9ann fnetet man in bic But
ter elm penig guoersuder, freut Sol3
barauf unO Die Butter lit tpieoer gut.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15
0enteinnabteeA
auscHsldier pom srsts perOrOusH
laiien.

Ri6t nur Seute alf Dem 9anoe,
Ionoern aud %gebiIoete Stdbter bull.
oigen nod uielfah Dem SIauben, 6ab.
penn irgenoeine Storing oes Sebper.
mogens Dobrgenommen miro, man
ainfa1 gum Sptiter 81 geben braudt,
I'M lid BON oieiem cine 8rille ODER
elm augenslns aniertigen az Iaiien.
Sic benfen nidt Sdran, oab Elm ridti.
ges Grtennen Die erite geoingung fir
ote rtfti9e 9ebanolung nidt nun ser
eigcntIi6en @usentranfbeiten, ion.
bern aud Der gredungsfebler 1T.
Cine iclde 9iagnoie, tuo3u audi 81.
8ertpenouns beg ausenipieaeIs ae.
bort, fam aber nitt Der Sptifer, ION.
bern rir Der auaenar5t fteIIen. Ser
Sptiter ftebt bier IN SemieIben Ser.
bdltnis gum gr5te, tpie Der apotbefer
itno 9rogiit. @beniopenig pie bieie
obne 1r5tIides Re3ept araneien anfer.
tigen oiirfen, 6arf Der Sptifer auf Ell.
gene Sorit 9riIlen perorbnen. Ebiit
er es bennod. 10 banbelt er gepiiien.
log uno ifaoigt bas 8ubIitum. Sc.
Dem Nugenar5t iin6 oerartige G6aoi.
gitnecn bon Batienten ourd ibre ge.
fugniiie iiberidreiten6en Sptifer Be.
FAINT ~getporben. 0enn bas febIer.
bate Seben lit oft BLOB Der ausSrud
anoerer 8runfbeiter, pie bon Gppbi.
liz, Rierenent3iinoungen, 3uder.
franfbett ODER GbernberfoIflng, bon
tuelHen Der Sptifer feline gbnung
bat. Ser Grdt Or. 9aois er.
aGblt einen Sail, mo cine 9atientin
Stuolfmal innerbaIb zines Sabres Die
@~ugengIaier beim Sptifer tpedielte,
Bis iid be~ralsitellte, bob lie an vi.
tersItar lit. S6lle bon eriinem Star
tuuroen bon Sptifern ioIanse nit ait.
geneIdiern bebanbeIt, big Tie fir Die
Speratiou Su ipdt uarert. Gin amber.
NAL btagnoitisierte elm Dptifer Be,
einem fait 8Iinoen SbpGte bes Sin.
g%enmitsfeIs lrn6 peroronete Elm @Ias,
fpGbren6 bic drotIi6e 9iaenoie aui
Resbart. unb Sebnerbenent3iinbung
lautete.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15
@emeiniisig gIatetr ;. .
Stoffflede aus @lanesbauOidnben 81
entferuen.

Wean beitrert ben 9obeit elmer
BIe6bii9ie ODER elmer boben 9app.
idaftel nit fliidtigem $iridborn.
folo, tpeldes man in ieber 9roguen.
BanbIuns faufen fam, Iegt Die Sano
ifrbe loder oarauf, peridIieBt Die
@iidie 10 bift als mSsIt6 ilnb iteIIe
tie an einen trodenen tparnen Srt.
0ad spei Eogen offne man oie9iidie
irnb man pirb finoen, oaB Die Slede
peridwunoen iino. @enn itd oennoh
Defenders in bent oberiten Sanbihub
einiee SIeden porfinben iollten. 10
nimmt man nofpmaIs friihes Sirid
borniaIs uno pieoerbolt oies 8erfab
rem.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15

Cine srcfarttse GrfnSuns Goiion's
9bumas U. @biIpn uertlnbet, Dab
es inn eeluneen lei, cine elettriihe
Gammel.8 atterie (gturase Battery
upn eeniieenber Stdrte su nerpua.
tummen, UNI einen StraBenbnbntuass
eon bunoert Reilen melt gu treiben,
iupie audi, baB 6ieie 8atterie 5 Biz
20 Sabre lang ibre puae 5riebtraft
b~etpabren tperoe. Nan ueriprift
iif BON bieier Grfinbune, tpenn ie
ii9 betpdbren iulte, cine pb1ise lin.
tualsune I'm S~trasenbabn. unb Su.
tpnpbil . Betrieb.
Sn Der aunftruftipn ietner 8atterie
1T Serr Gbiiun nun Der bisberisen
Retbpbe sanslih absewiden. Statt
bes bi8ber eebrdublihen tpeihen
anb atbmuipbdriiden Ginflhifen aus.
geiebten 8leies bat er bas bdrtere
unb adbere Ridel n%ertuenbet. aufj
bat er itatt Sdure Reasentien, eine
aumbinatiOu opn Gbemttalien Der.
ipenbet, bic auf Gltali reaeiren uni
sipar obne bic gntpidluns Der bisbe,
reiultirenben eritidenben Ddnpfe.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15

-9rate. B. 6. uis 2nneen'
berg III als Supt. Der Bresbt. Soun'
taei1ule eepabIt morben.
- Sie am 9. Sanuar itatteefun'
bene Slrserueriammluna sweds BE.
ratbuns mas in 8ufunft nit Der
2itisens Central Sou rpeIhe burt
6IfentliHe Beitraee erbaut ruuroe,
rperteu ioI, errpdblte 5 Bertrauens-
manner tpie folst: 6p. Rurre. Ra'
than 9appmeper. Bm. Shauf, gbas.
@rDas unb Senrp Wtorriiep In beren
Sanben bic autanftiee germaltuns
Der SaIe iisaen iu0. Serr Rorre lit
Brnfibent uab Shlifelmeifer; &has.
Gross, Seiretir, un6 Bm. Sdauf,
Shabmeiiter.
-: Souls Ebee bat fid nah ct.
Souls bes:ben UNI arbeit gu iuden.
Die 9uhtsr Der @beleute
5rant sdueser DON Gtma, No., n
bier bel Der 5amilir Bm. aepete gu
Beiudl.
8dbrenb nn festen Samitae
in ieiner G~dgemiibte 8bilip gbfer,
ien., nit benz Stolen zines Baum'
itamm es beiddftist mar murbe linn
Der an6del oes linten 5uBes berart
oerlebt bob eineu &nuhsnitif aus
Ger 5aut brane, unb bic SUftOren
auioer petite un6 @noelbreflt ibre
8unf anpenoen mubten um ons uer'
lest @tieo su perbinoeu.
Gin Rino oes 8m. Sreberids
nurbe fIImm ourh bellies @aier
uerbriibt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15
Sannenonft.

Man felt iif SenieIben I'M Sin.
rier leidt her burh einen 2iter foden.
bes 8aiier, IN oas man einen Ebee.
I6ffeI Eerpentin6l trdufelt. 9ieies
Mittel lit beionbers fir 2ranfen3im.
rter iebr ali empfebIen; bel 8ruittrart.
Fen lit baIO Die eiinitige @irfune au
b~enerfen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15
aeinisen Der Saiisr.

Sat man gum gusbriiber nei,er
Gdfier nidt geniigeno @niier, 10 1T es
Stpedm1Bis, tuern man bern Iiisbriib.
ipaiier ettpas Soba Suiest, neil burh
iolhe i1tuade Sobalause 6as Sola
roIlitdnoiser u,seeIaitst tDtrb, ala mi.
ieinem Baiier.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15
Trei an
enmatiSmnSfranf

BeHn Gle nit Sbenmaiismls ODER @tMt 81
bdftet tino, baHn ftretben Gle mir, nnb 10
iperoe Sbtelf frti Elm 8ndet eineS bnrrnIoteh
WitteIS fenben, ueIteS etnit MID inb feiitst
Tauieuoe beiIte. Dies munoerbnre WsitteI beilf
IiirsItn etnenSerrn bon 20 Sdbren, peItber boz
iieben aeriteit nIs unbeiIbnr eriIdrt iuoroea
mar. Gin iIluftrirteS Bncb fiber @benmutiSnilss
nno slot itberierbe ib unf NuHf9 ebeHfnns
ftti. Mnu abreffire: siptn a. en,ith,
tH2 Glorta 4ntlSinR WiIipaufee. @iA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15
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Oanf5asnna.

nn~ter5eidneie m6d,ten bierourd allen bic
benz SesrabniIIe ,hteS seIisbten, Gotten unb
Batter
SerSinant p. Granfuetn
beipobnien, ibreu heisIidften Daut abttat.
ten, beionbers 6errn paitor Siipmeper fir
feline ber5lidlen EroIteSporte unb insbeIon.
here Srau 2ouiie Nolte unb Srau Dm.
Weibemann lir bic uus erruisienen aiebes.
oienite.
Die irauernbe 6attin
u malta Srautne Ell II seb. SentHer.
nebt Rtnber.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15

We, Henry Schuch, mayor and Henry
Book, city clerk of the City Of Hermann
Mo-, do hereby certify that the above
and foregoing is a true statement of the
financial condition Of the City of Hermann
to the best OF our knowledge and belief.
[SealI HENRY ScHUcH, Mayor.
NY. Book, CITY Clerk.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15
0ffisieuer mesweiier .
GertebtS ,Germtne.

Gpuutp.gpurt. R~egIndbis, 7srniut be9tn-
Hsn an 4. Waontae Der WoHots 5tbruaI. Dlnt
Auaut nno Qpptnibtr. Gttntrduaeltit Be
hbrbt an l. gaontag i'm aprtl.
Etrtnit. 9 on ri. ~RsssImdbi9s 1rmius be.
etuntn an 2. Toutas Der Wonats 9anHar. Tsai
nnb SEPTEMBER.
grobatt'GOart. R.s,Imdbiss Itrmtn, b.
einusn an 4. Dloutng Der Wtonatt 6tbruar
@ai, auaut nub sOoeHbtr.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15
The Piano
is on display
in our office
and is Just
as good as
it looks,
~NN~AANAA
D6dtntIi6sr 9iiarktbtri@t.
HERMANN STAR MILLS.

Beiaen. 20unlitdt. 10S
BeiSen, 8 Auolitat. ....... 102
Webl, per Sod, l. Aualitat.. 800
Webl, per Sud. 2. lualttat.. ESQ
&ornmebt. per 100 Bfunb.. 100
&leie, per 100 8funb. ....... Ito
Sbipptof, per 100 8funo... $50
Brobufte.
@orieiert BON
JOHN H. HELMERS, Grocer.
Butter per Bfunb Is Bis &c
Gier, per 9ubeub ........,. ~
Sabner, per 8funo. z
Spring Gbidens, per Bfuno... 81
Sdinieu .................. 12t
ShmaiS, per Bfuno. 8
8wiebein per 8uibel. so
BUlle per Bfunb 1e
Rartuffeln. so
9arfepS Observation-Disclosures. IA
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15

on Der 5, uac Nar,iFrllt,
e. + m q n n, R o.
tgr CT iidt Dem pubIitnm fir ase
st Sudl ~einidlosenoe sirbeitc 10 6.
! kemp unb 3u mdbisen preteH :,;..
Sben'als aiseni fir Deer ia3 lapo
uno Je horn-ginber unb al en- amber.
en- Normserdtbidafsn.
jan 10. Gb no RIB g Il no. 4.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15
SerSinant .. Graatwein
Saabperbot

Saebuerbot.
@ir bic rlnier5eitneien Serbieien .Saab
unb SaleniteDen aui u~rIeren 2dnbsreien
OBJ lsktere einotIcn6t ober nid)t, unb iper.
ben dutpisberbanoeInbe serid)tlid) beIansen.
hilbert 9aeseIiu, Coles Street,
Sotbsrina 6aeffnsr, Sirft Greef.
Dittmunn 5atm, 6ermann
tglome nnb Wobnori nnier obissr Nnaet.
&c toiiei rs Scents; ainSeiee lauft Biz yis,S
iabr.l
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15
Neue 4n5eisen.
gu p~ertaufen.

4. pieroebensite unb 2 Gielbeueit i'm 2IIter
bon 2 Sabren uno a~uipdrts; 9roBe bon 15
bic 10 bano bod,, bel
Alb. 5. 2ottnib
Roiebup, Do.
q, Z. .. no. 2. Dor Ii.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15
gu uertauien.

NeueS WobnbauS nit 2 Soften an Der
peftI. 6ten SiraBe aeie9en. Degen ndbereS
tpe,be man iit an
SOME d. marB
6ermann, Wlo.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15

3u pertaufen ooer uermietbeu.
rlnIere neue, an Der IabIiden Narttitrobe
eeIesene Wobnuns LIT unier s~inTistn De.
binsuHsen biuis gu t~ouien. Spredt Dor
bel
Setotte 8roS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1909-01-15

Entere4 q TIE Post Once ~ hermann NO.. as
4 eond oass nail matter.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-20
IN .IHE HOME STRETCH.

The fight for the Middle Tennessee
Normal School will last but two weeks
longer, and within thirty days from
that date it is likely that the winner
will be announced. Sixty days from
the time the locating board designates
the lucky town, 1t is contemplated that
the work of erecting the buildings will
begin. This means that there is but
little time left for the various con.
testants to work, and 1t also means
that politics will not be allowed to
delay the big work of providing better
facilities for educating the teachers
of Tennessee. The plan outlined
above is said to be the one that the
General Educational Board will adopt
and it certainly Is the sensible and
feasible enc
With the home stretch ahead the
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-20
MUD SINGLES.

The City Democratic executive COM
mittee of Nashville in fixing and pre-
scribing the rules to govern the pri-
mary election in that city, has arbi-
trarily ruled that any candidate in
dulging in the popular pastime of
Singing mud" shall be disqualified.
This is departure from the beaten
that would deserve commentator did
t not suggest that this clause In the
PRONUNCIATION was dictated by some
aspirant with past that will not bear
The microscope. While there are few
intelligent people who would advocate
the free and promiscuous use of per-
sonalties in campaign, and while the
examples in which issues had been
beclouded by vituperative attacks up
on the characters of candidates
are numerous, yet these painful facts |
do not warrant a candidate In hiding |
behind a committee. 1t is possible |
for men TO announce for positions of
rust who are wholly united for the |
lace and whose political records are
clear. For instance. candidate who
has affiliated with the whisky ring
might announce for mayor, with the
deliberate purpose of annulling the
law by inaction,, and at the
same time be invulnerable to attack
unless it was shown that he had long
served the whisky crowd. Or a candi-
late fer governor might be the worst
,ribe-taker in the state and there be =
lothing in his political past that
would warrant his conviction. Even
he chief of police might be the friend 4
nd associatee of gamblers, and that g
act might be obscured were the side Il
ghts all turned off. II there is no
niger in the woodpile" the resolu- b
ion is all right, ID
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-20

various towns contesting for the nor
NAL school will renew their efforts
This insures all the log rolling that
usually attends the location of public
buildings of any kind If Columbia
gets a fair deal, and If the many
natural advantages of the town are
taken into consideration, there is no
reason why the school should not
come here. The local committee is
prepared to do as much as any other
committee representing any other
town.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-20
SHOE DEPARTMENT
IF YOU SEE TT IN ouRAD ITS so.

the narrowing thought that his chill
dren go hungry by reason of the de
crease in the weight of the loaf.
The table shows that the price OF
! live stock has more than doubled since
1896.
This means that a 81 steak for the
table, now costs 50, and if the extra
dollar is not to be had, it means an
inferior cut or substitute, or no meat
at all.
THE housewife who formerly laid
aside SIS or $40 out of her allowance
each month for the butcher, must
double it, or see her table less bounti-
fully supplied.
The same story is told in provisions
of all kinds. Here the advance has
been more than II cents per pound.
Even in fruits, with the California
market pouring out its golden stream
Of oranges, pears, cherries and other
healthful fruits of all kinds in COM
petition with local products, the ad.
vance is more than FIVE cents per
pound.
Boots and shoes are affected by the
rice of hides and leather. Here the
Increase has been 43A cents to the
ound, and this has had it's effect on
ootwear of all kinds, either in raising
he price of the article or in lowering
IS quality.
1T is strange to find textiles quoted
y the pound, but that is the Brad.
treet method, and it shows an in
rease of more than S81s cents in the
eriod named"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-20
LIQUOR ADS.

The Alabama legislature, at a siren
ious session held Friday. by the close
:ote of thirty!ergnt to thirty-six
assed the Fuller bill prohibiting the
/ .dvertising of liquors in newspapers.
+ the measure goes through the Sen
tie and receives the approval of the
governor it will be the most stringent
aw yet enacted to prohibit the adver-
Using of liquors in a prohibition state.
t will be law that in all probability
viii be contested, and the constitu-
onality of which must be determined
" the Supreme Court of the United
states. Such law has long been con-
emplated and the Alabama statue is
ut fcrerunner of others to come.
If the state has the right to prohibit
he soliciting or orders for liquors,
md this point has already been settled,
ntoxicants coming within tie police
supervision of commonwealth, then |
is but common sense to presume |
hat the state has the right to prohibit |
his solicitation by means of news
PAPER ads. The Interstate Commerce
aw may probably protect out-of-the
'tate publications in the continuance
# the pernicious practice of advertis- |,
ng intoxicants. However, these do
ut little harm as compared with the
ally and weekly press. The Herald,
Ike practically all other respectable &
ewspapers sincerely advocating pro- {
ibition has barred liquor ads. {
rom its columns. The action of If
ne prohibition prese which includes
lany of the magazines and large @
eeklies, has necessarily thrown much b
this class of business to the liquor f
ress. The liquor patronage is lucra- n
We and possibly explains the tenacity O
18th which some publications defend h
traffic SO vile as to be outlawed o.
ON practically the entire South. v,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1909-08-20
LAX DISCIPLINE AT ANNAPOLIS.

charged with the second investigation into
disappointed its critics by finding
to
in involved
nsg mother the dead boy who
body could not
suicide his murderers
evidence unpopular with his fellows
showed
the other ubdue him
discipline
freshmen.
The failed Lieut.. death
thing
the discipline Annapolis exceedingly and that minor officers
were given authority which
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Judge Mills has ruled that Harry
Thaw is an insane man and the gates
Of Matteawan will swing again on
the slayer Of Stanford White. Their
shutting practically closes the doors
OF hope on the wealthy criminal, for
while it was hardly believed by
Thaw that his latest attempt to gain
freedom would prove successful, it
vas believed that it would be the en-
-ering wedge that would finally SILVER
he rock OF legal opposition. There
IS something peculiarly fitting in the
continued confinement of Harry
K. Thaw. Whether he is really in
sane is not of so much importance
as the triumph of the law. That this
opulent scion of a distinguished
family could not play battledoor and
shuttlecock with the state, proving
one day that he was insane and the |
next that he was not, without batting |
an eye or changing an alienist, is |
worth something as an example to
his successors in this phase of crime.
Annis and the host of lesser satel
ittes can look upon mad Harry and
realize that even the golden key does
lot always turn the prison lock, and
hat judges as well as alienists know
of the human mind.
When Thaw was first sent to the
sylum there were those who be
leved that he had taken advantage
I technicality to evade the penalty
t the law. Now that his actions
ave been more closely watched, his
iiosynscracies more truthfully por. y
aged, his colossal egotism thorough 7
Z exposed, the number of those
no think him really mad is in
'eased. That he should consider
mself the mental equal of Jerome, IN
at he should retire at night with
bles in his bed, that he should ~
reaten the life of his wife once his ~
,erty was regained, that he should N
rchase chocolates with such pro- no
sality, and that he is never dis
uraged by failure nor disheartened
rulings of the court, all mark him 70
a man who would fiirt with delu-
ms even if he did not entertain M
I'm with lavish hospitality.
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The Nashville American, forgetting
is whisky-soaked reputation, has at
lacked Collector Sharp editorially and
accused him of cherishing aspirations
to become governor. Considering the
reputation of some governors the
charge is a serious one. And the
worst thing that can really be said of
the Collector is that he is enforcing
the law. Oh, you Cascade!
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,
best that this land & other lands have
for you.
THE NEW FALL cINcHAMs &
| PERcALs
Are selling fast & others are COM
ing in almost every day.
You'll have to hurry now to get the
children ready for school & these
pretty Ginghams & Percals & Saline
Finished Prints are just what you
need for School Dresses.
Ginghams, 10c, 1914 & 15c.
Best quality yard wide Percals,
'12kc.
MANY NEW THINGS IN SMALL |
WARES HAVE JUST COME IN
To fill up depleted gaps that were
made by the Dissolution Sale.
Ladies, Barrettes, Shell, Jet & Am
Der, 1Oc, Csc & soc.
Belt Pins, 25c & Soc
New Wash & Silk Betting, 1Oc to
SOC yard.
Golf Hair Nets-Real Hair-25c. {
Hair Rats-big rolls, Csc. /
SHOE DEPARTMENT
LADIES' HIGH GRADE oxFoRDs
Three New oxfords Are Just In
eady for women who wear Oxfords +,
ntil late in the Fall & some of them "
IL Winter. +,
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THE NEW LINE OF MEMS WEAR
FALL & WINTER WooLENs

is now in & Mr.. Moore will be glad
to talk to you about that Fall Suit
which of course, you will have made
to your measure.