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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-12
AL nnagist eric
DE LA ISLA.

Son muchOs los trabajos sobre
instruction que recibimos de la Isla
y en- la imposibilidad de complacer a
sus autores les aco1 sojant en- bien
de la clase que defen len, dirigir di
chos escritos a las asamblea y con-
venciones que en- estos las estan ce
lebrando sesiones en- distintos pun
tos de la isla, en- las cuales seran to-
mados en- consideraci6n. No asf en-
ell peri6dico que no tenie ndo carac
ter Official podca 8 no lie gar a como
cimientO del <Board de E1ucaci6ns.
Abrumados de originates de &C
tualidad nos IS muy penoso tener q.
dejar de complacer a per sonas que
estimamos; pero las exigencias del
diarismo asi 10 impooen, por las va
rias secciones que hay que sostener
y la nota palpitante que ha de llevar
siempre ell derecho de prioridad.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-12
IAguinaldo
en- Manila?

Ell Captain Conradi, que regre-
So de Manila mandando el trans
porte Garona, el 20 del pasado Mar
20, informa que segin todas las no
ticias q. corrfan como ciertas, Agui
naldo vista la ciudad de Maui1a ca
da vez que 10 desea.
Como puede hacerlo, es cosa
que nadie 10 sahe, pero Sc tiene por
sabido de un lnodo positive que el
Jefe de los ins urrectos filipinos, con
curri6 un gran bale de mascaras
que Sc celebr6 en- Manila ell dia de
Ano N1evo, y que desde entonces ha
sido vlsto en- distintas ocasiones,
aunuue nunca en- ell mismo sitio.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-12

SEGUN Ell ATTORN Ely KEENEY.
Dice un diario de Washington:
x:El Attorney Frederic d. Keeney
ha presentado una petici6n del dere
cho de Habeas Corpus, ante la Corte
Supreme de los Estados Unidos,
en- un case que Sc espera ha de deci-
dir Ia constitucionalidad de la Corte
Provisional establecida por las auto
ridades militares de Puerto Rico.
XII case es ell de don Ramon
Baez, natural de la Is!a, que esta
condenado q trabajos forzados, por
votaci6n fraudulenta en- las elecc;o
nes municipales verifcadas en- Qua
yama en- Octubre d|timo Ell case de
Baf tieura entire 80 semejantes.
sMr Keenney, en- su petici6n Sc
funda eli q. la Corte Provisional no
tepfa Jurisdiction para juzgar y sen
tenciar al dellcuente. Sus conclusio
stones fueron las siguientes:
xLa Constitution de los Estados
Unidos es la ley suprema del pals
del "pafs" que abarca igualment:
Territories que Estados. Terrific
rios lejanos y recientememente ad
quiridos, 10 mlsmo que los de adqai
l
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-12

sici6n antigua y mas p'6xim.,- Ia
soberan1a dc los E-'adu- u, ii. es
co extensive d Ia terri', ri. P,r
mas que ell territorlO etc f4era del
G ontinente, siempre 10 e>su I. It,
C5nstitucion;'y Ell donde quieru q e
la CONSTITUTION prevalezca y RIA So
extiende la jurisdiction de esta Cor
te para evitar la OPPRESSION y mante
ner las garantfas y derechos perso
males, las bbertades y las inmunida
des, contra ell ejercito del poder des-
potico.s
. <La Corte dio acceso la peti
ci6n
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-12
Ell .nleiOr renlediO

para los callos es ell <CALLlClDA
RICHARD. Los arranca sin pro
ducir dolor alguno: Sc usa por la 10
che, a la hora &c eutrar er canlit y
no mOlesta en- 10 -. is minimo al pa
ciente. Cada frasvu cuesta 25 can
,ovos. Sc vepde ell los establcui.
.1ientos <F rmacia Col6ns Gel Ca.
rricho, y <La Esteras en- San Juan;
sBazar UUero,, Ponce; <Farmacia
Aguiar., Guayan .; sFarmacia Du-
teil,. Vieques y camiserfa Gel no II,
Mayaguez.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-12
Parece que a1go anormal ocurre
entire el Magisterio de esta Capital
que convene aciarar mny pronto.

Parece que algo anornal ocurre
entire el Magisterio de esta Capital
que convene aciarar mny1pronto.
La esposa del Amir ante Dewey
adjuro reciente al datolicismo
81 ha ingresado eu la Iglecia Epis-
copal
En- Ell vapor correo espaf1ol lle-
gado aver q nuestro puerto Iegresa-
ronde la Peninsula D. Gofgonio Bo.
livar y D. Candida Garcia delcomer,
clio de esta plaza. =
vAPoRES QUE Sc E$PERAN
Vapor aleman <Flandrfa, lie
CARA este puerto, prodedente de
Hambnrgo del Is al 20 dIc.
Vapor espafol <Marfa, salio
de Liverpool el dIc. para esta isla.
Vapor americana Ponce, salio
ell 10 de New York para esta isla.
Vapor cubano <Marfa Herrera,
llegara este puerto, procedente
de Cuba y Santo Domingo, el 18
del corriente.
Vapor espaf1ol Catalina, esta
q Id cafSd eli DdIC0lO4b u0 CuyO
puerto Sc despacho ell 10 del CO
rriente para San Juan, Mayagtez y
este.
En- la carretera de Barranquitas
Aibonito los jornaleros trabajan
dnicamente por las raciones.
Segdn noticias estan muy ami
mados los debates que sostienen los
profesores Ell Ponce, sobre puntos
pedag6gicos.
En- Aibonito el senior Inspec'
tor no ha querido pagar los profe
sores ell 1ltimo mes, porque seg1n
81, los maestros no tenian al dia cier.
ia Recommendation de ley.
Els necesario que el senior al
calde envie la plaza las noches de
retretras un policfa, para que evil
te ell desorden de la muchacherfa,
que va pasa de la raya
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-12
POLIO Ia

Hoy fueron condenad los por ell
Tribunal de Policfa los siguientes
individuos: Virginia Dan MEL por ri
fla y escandalo en- la via p1blica )
dollars de multa; Nina Morales por
promover un fuerte escandalo esta
madrugada 1 dollar de M u|ta; An
dres Vasallo y Juan Antt MO Perez,
por expender pan falto de peso 10
dollars q cada uno.
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Por la alcaldfa de Ajuntas Sc
ha devuelto la Secretarfa Civil una
lnstancia de don Antonio Bennazar
reclamando Sc le devuelvan varias
armas que le fueron decomisadas.
Segdn Sc asegura, a los alrede-
dores de Bioemfontein Sc sigue bra.
vamente la lucha entire ingleses y
beers, llevando los ingleses la peor
parte en- todos los combates. Dfcese
ademas que hace dos dias que sos
tienen un terrible y mortffero fuego
ambos ejercitos contendientes, sien
do incalculable ell numero de muer-
tos y heridos que Sc cuentan por am
bas- parties.
El Andaluz, es la marca de
anfs mas solicitada por las personas
que Sc precian de buenos bebedores.
Pfdase en- todos los cafes estable-
cimientos de detail.
La Acadia de esta Capital ha
circulado ell siguiente bando, con
motive de los proximos dias de pas
cua: s1o Queda prohibida la exposi
cion de maniqu1es Judas en- los 81
tios pub icos ell pasearlos. por las
caltes y plazas de la Ciudad y sus
contornos.
20 Igualmente Sc prohiben los
dlsparos de armas de fuego, cohetes
y petardos.
30 No Sc permitira manifesto.
cion grotesca, ruidosa desordena-
da que cause mOlestias al vecindario
y los transeuntes 6 las institu-
clones Clviles y Religiosas.
Los infractores seran denun-
ciados por La policfa y juzgados por
el Tribunal correspondence
Por arrojar piedras y faltar al
respeto a una sef1ora fue detenido
aver en- la Gale de San Sebastian ell
muchac ho Manuel Bazan.
Candelario Correa infiri6 aver
varias lesiones a Anselinda Oquen
do, siendo detenido por la polic1a.
Con motive de haberse anun
ciado para aver la ]legada del dra,
maturgo don Jose Echegaray, fue
ron innumerables las personas que
Sc aproximaron al muelle entire elias
mucho elemento de nuestra buena
sociedad; pero desgraciadamente ell
distinguido viajero no Sc sirvio vi
sitarnos dando sus admiradores
un solemne fiascO.
Para la pr6xima semana Sc ira
ia de organizar entire la juventud
artfstica de esta Capital una function
en- benefcio del joven actor comic o
Pepe Tjzol, como despedida para
Caracas, donde piensa continuar su
carrera. La velada sera agradable,
poniendose en- escena escogidas pie
zas, entire las cuales figura una CHS
tosa revista titulada <Puerto Rico
en- cuadros vivos> debida la pluma
de un escritor pueltorriquef1o
/ Aver por la maf1ana la pareja
de detectives aprehendi6 an La Gale
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Aver por la maf1ana la pareja
de detectives aprehendio en- la Gale
de Norzagaray al individuo Deme.
trio Garcia, autor de las heridas
causadas antenoche por disparos de
revolver al individuo Julian Ra
mos.
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-EC1
La Obrrespond dencia H0nra "A sas

columnas publicando los trabajos de
todos aquellos escritores Que, inspl.
radios en- ell deseo del progreso del
pals, quieran coadyu7ar al logro de
tan laudable fin.
Vi .ginales que Sc nos remltan
no deber >asar de cuatro cinco
cuartillas en- 1~nglo ones que no exec
dan de seis palabras, y escritos con
letras perfectamente clara.
No publicara artfculos que esten
fuera de actualidad nj los que con el
pretesto de tratar asuntos de interes
general. ueven ell prop6sito de hacer
defensas de interes personal.
No Sc devuelven originates no
aceptados.
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Puerto-RiCo

FABRICA DE TABACOS Y CIGARRILLGa
De SOLA OADlz 7 90. Oaguas.
kateriales de l 2 calidad.
Esmerada elaboration.
Presentation elegante
Procios sin oompetencia
R1DANsu EN ToDAs RARTEs.
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NOtiCiaS
Generates,

Por la alcaldfa de Ajuntas Sc
ha devuelto a la Secretarfa Civil una
instancia de don Antonio Bennazar
reclamando Sc le devuelvan varias
armas que le fueron decomisadas.
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DR.. BENITO GAUDIER.
Mayagt1ez, Puerto Rico.

Esteban Gonzalez fue asistido
aver en- ell cuarto de socorros de un
golpe en- la boca quels produjo Gre
gorio Costoso, quien fue detenido en-
la prevention.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-12
Ell proc ESQ
de Quay anna.
SEGUN Ell ATTORN E Y KEENEY

de la Corte Prouisiono
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-12

En- Aibonito ell senior Inspec'
tor no ha querido pagar los profe
sores ell 1ltimo mes, porque segdn
81, los maestros no tenian al dia cier.
ia Recommendation de ley.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-12

Por el transporte enc Pher'
son, legaron a Ponce 80 ingenieros
americanos que seran empleados en-
la direction inspection de las ca
rreteras que van a construirse en- la
Isla.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-12

Agradecemos en- cuanto vale
Ia atenta invitacion que nos dirige
el Presidente del <Circulo Union, de
Cayey, para ell baile de <blanco y
negro, que celebrara aquella socie.
dad ell proximo domingo
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1900-04-12

Ell chiquillo Mateo Baldorioty,
que Sc ocupaba aver en- arrojarle
piedras a un pobre anciano, fu6 de-
tenido y conducido al dep6sito muni'
cipal por la policia.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-31
G. w. NICHOLS.

against him. Mr.. Padgett made an
open and active canvass for Mr..
b )yd in 1894 in his contest against
Capt. Russell of Maury.
In 1895, Mr.. Boyd, though not a
delegate to the Judicial convention
at Pulaski, was present and made a
most bitter fight against Ju ige
Holdings nomination. Judge Hold
ing, however, was nominated. But
when the election came on, Capt. J.
H. RUSSELL was an independent
candidate against him, aud Mr..
Boyd's father, his brothers, Capt.
Craig and Mr.. Geo. Brooks of
Wayne, made an open and active
fight for Capt. Russell and against
Judge Holding, Mr.. Brooks having
been a delegate to the convention
that nominated Judge Holding, and
he and Capt. Craig are now general
managers for Mr.. Boyd. The result
was that Wayne county gave Mr..
RUSSELL more than four times as
many votes as it gave to Judge
Holding, although in the election of
1894, Wayne county had given to Mr..
Boyd seven times as many votes as
it gave to the same INDEPENDENT
Candidate. Capt. Russell. But
Hardin county, usually Republican,
gave Judge Holding a handsome
majority, and saved his election
however, Hardin. is the home of
Judge Patterson, who remembered
what Maury had done for the nomi-
nees Of 1886 and of 1894
Notwithstanding the foregoing
facts, Mr.. Boyd is complaining that
Maury county fought him after he
was nominated, and is now saying
that Wayne county will give him
one thousand votes in the coming
primaries, vote exceeding, by more
than fifty per cent, the entire Demo
cratic vote of Wayne county. L
matters not from what county 6
candidate may come or for wha'
office he is an applicant, he is un
worthy of Democratic support from
any county, if he should seek to ride
into office by stirring up or fostering
prejudices or bitter feelings between
his fellow Demo Gratis.
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Unbleached Sheeting IL Lee
q Ward
a Yard.
fYOu See 1t In Our AID, It's SO.
MCKennOn, Anderson & Foster.

Sheriff of this county expired, [
have been highly honored by the
Democratic party. In 1896 | was
selected by the nomocracv of the
7th Congressional District as dele
gate to the National Democratic
Convention held in Chicago. 1 at
tended that Convention and assisted
in nominating the peerless Bryan.
On nv return home | was made
member of the County Executive
Committee, and then elected Pres.-
dent of the Bryan Silver Club of
Maury County. Some time after
this, at the urgent request and en-
treaty of Maj. Whitthorne and his
friends, [ consented to preside as
Chairman of the Congressional Con-
vention that met here in 1896.
In 1898 [ was made Chairman of
the Democratic Executive Commit
tee OF the county. and also made
member of the Congl essional Com
mittee. 1t is with pride that |
trust is pardonable that [ mention
the high honors that have been co.,
ferred upor me by my party. Surely
the people who know me so we'll,
and everything pertaining to my
public life. would not have SO highly
honored me with their confidence
and esteem If [ had been unworthy.
And yet | had appointed negro
Deputy Sheriff!
This fact did not seem to influence
Maj Whitthorne when he begged
me 70 preside as Chairman of the
Congressional invention. The me-
gro D1puty hau no bearing then.
| was -Imply TOO utterly good for
anything. Now that / am for Mr..
Padgett, this ghost OF IA dead i'ast is
resurrected by the ever grateful (?)
Major, whose appreciation for
ninety nine favors knows no
bounds until the one hundredth is
denied him; and then, and then, 0
Temporal, 0 mores!
Mr.. Fair Play asks If it is just and
right that L as a Committee nan
should work with might and main
| for Padgett. 1t it is wrong now, how
was it when worked just as zeal
ously in Whitthorne's behalf? L
travelled In bis interest at that time
over a considerable portion of the
7th Congressional District. There
were no adverse criticisms then. Oh,
/ no! III was III w DlLtnoTL6 DeuhlI.
If Fair Play will read yesterdays
issue of the Columbia Journal (the
same number in which he criticises
my action in working for Padgett)
lie will find an eloquent plea by
Capt. 4. H. Meredith in behalf of
w. j. Whitthorne's candidacy.
Does Fair Play know who T. H.
Meredith is? L will tell him. T. H.
Meredith Is Chairman of that same
Congressional Committee, OF which
l am a member. IL / ought not to
work for Padgett, how about Mere
dith's wo king for Whitthorne?
Now, Fair Pay" don't you think
Foul PLAY" would have been a
more fitting nomme de plume for
you?
Concluding, wish to call atten-
ton to the conduct of Mr.. Padgett
In facing a campaign replete with
calumny and slanderous charges
be has uniformly maintained his
dignity as a gen.leman-his chsrac-
ter as a christian. and his self re-
spect by q high born courtesy.
| Take your choice.
Il. B. CHEAIRs.
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Mr.. CHEAiRS REPLIES.
Answ er to "Fair Plays" Gard in the
Journal.

Ansv er to "Fair Plays" Gard in the
Journal.
EDITOR HERALD:-Tn yesterdays
issue of the Columbia Journal ap
pears an article over the signature
of Fair Play" In this article [ am
persunattd as follows: The CHAIR
man of the Democratic Executive
Committee of Maury County, Mr..
Ben Cheairs, is working might and
main for l.. P Padgett. Is this fair
or JUS? He is going all the time to
the other counties working for Mr.
Padgett. He has the appointment
of judges and all other officers of
election for this county and helps to
count the cote array off In Dickson
C0unty 1.-THE italics are mine). Mr..
Cheairs when Sheriff of this county
appointed a negro deputy Sheriff,
and he has not held county office
since"
The foregoing would not be con-
sidered worthy of notice for it is my
custom to ignore the yelping of Tray,
Blanche and Sweetheart during an
electIon), but there appears to be an
insinuation that because the COM
mittee meets to count the vote
away off in Dickson County, thai
am capable of doing someone of
the candidates an injustice.
AS to what am doing when absent
| from the county is largely coniec-
tural on the part of Fair Play" and
[ will incidentally iDsinuate in the
most delicate manner in the world
that it is none of his business nor
that of anyone else. My movements
and my preference in this election
seem to interest +. P. ct id onlne
genus. Allow me to say for their
satisfaction that | am for Padgett,
first, because | have right to be
second, because / consider him far
away and beyond either of the other
contending candidates in all the
qualifications essential 10 the make
up of Congressman.
Tn reference to the appointment OF
Judges aad clerks, [ believe it has
always been the custom for the Con-
eressional Committee to do this in
their respective counties. La the
Committee meeting recently held
here, | advocated Columbia as the
place for the RECOMMENDING of the
Committee for the purpose of count
ing the vote, but Mr.. Anderson, the
Committeeman for Dickson county
strongly advocated the town of Dick,
son for said meeting, and in de
ference to his wishes, il was finally
decided.
| wish i'm this connection Il
especially emphasize tue statement
that any intimation or insinuatioI
that | would take advantage of any
candidate IN the counting of tn,
vote away off in Dickson" Il
cowardly and false.
That 1, when Sheriff of this eoun
ty, appointed a negro Deputy, witt
official powers, limited to his owl
color, is true. This Is part of IN,
official record. for which / have ~
excuse or apology to make.
Maj. Whitthorne In bis recent re
markable % speech at FRANKLIN
violated the proprietles In attacking
man who had no voice In the meet
Ing TO reply. Fair Play" has takeI
the cue from his paragon.
Since 1855, when my time q
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-31

By agreement, Giles county is al
lowed to name the hoteris represen-
tativs for the counties of Maury,
Giles, Williamson and Lewis this
year; and Mr.. w. b. Romine hav-
ing been nominated by the DEM
ocratic voters OF that county as their
candidate, Maury will in all proba.
bility give hIm her Endorsement.
Mr.. Romine is editor of the Pulaski
Citizen, and is a thoroughly capa-
BILE and trustworthy gentleman. He
will make a good represent alive.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-31

Hon. l.. p. PADGETT won votes
for himself at Franklin Saturday.
Many old ex-Confederates who went
to the speaking avowed supporters
Of his opponent, after hearing the
two candidates present their claims,
came away declaring they would
cast their ballots for Psdgett. The
reason Mr.. Padgett makes such a
favorable impression upon his
hearers wherever he goes, Is because
he presents his views in q straight
forward, forcible and manly way,
aud does not attempt to secure votes
by playing upon the sympathies OF
his audience or singing mud at his
opponents.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-31

Ladies 81 .25 and $3.50 Oxfords at 95c.
Ladies' $500 Oxfords at S145.
Ladies' 50 so Oxfords at S1.75.
Ladies' $500 Oxfords at 81 80, very
fine.
A few Ladies' Strap Sandals in large
sizes only, that we're Sl.00, at 45c pair.
Misses sl.25 Strap Sandals at Toe.
Misses $3.50 tan Strap Sandals at 9Oc.
Misses black kid patent tip Strap
Sandals that were $3.50 az 90c.
Children's Strap Sandals, black and
tan, that were $3.50 at 75c pair. Sizes
SO to IL.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-31

THE Detroit Journal presents
quite unique cartoon entitled
"Civilization, as seen in the Orient"
A Chinaman, with surprise depicted
on his countenance, is represented as
reading a newspaper bulletin in the
Orient, on which is written the fol
lowing: "Bulletin.-Special to the
Pekin News.-Bloody rioting at
Akron, Ohio. Rioters threaten to
hurl dynamite at troops. List of
dead and injured -"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-31

AN Omaha Judge has adopted a
new method of dispensing justice.
When several dairymen were ar
raigned before him q few days ago
on the charge of using drugs to pre-
serve their milk, they admitted using
a preservative compound, but de-
clared it to be harmless. The Judge
drank some of the milk as a test,
and postponed delivering his opinion
until next day. The next day, how
ever, he was unable to hold court.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-31

CONGRESSMAN CARMACK will
preach the gospel of sound Democ-
racy to the voters in the doubtful
States, where the services of such
m an as he are needed most. 1t goes
wlthout.saying that the results of
his efforts will be seen, aud the in
terests of the Democratic ticket
materially advanced wherever he
goes
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-31

THE L. & n. Railroad ran three
negro excursions to and from Nash
vile Sunday, in defiance of the
law of God-"Remember the Sab
bath day, to keep it holy" Inter
preted by the l.. & n. mouth-pieces,
this commandment would read
Remember the Sabbath day, but
let the railroad do as they please"
Perhaps they do not think the Com.
mandments are applicable to rail.
roads, because corporations are sale
to be soulless.
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Manhattan Shirts.

All of our Sl.50 and $500 Manhattan
Colored Shirts, Saturday and Monday
81 % each.
Mems Pants.
Thirty one pair mems $500 to $3.50
Pants. Mostly large sizes. Saturday
and Monday S1.25 pair.
Six Dozen Mems Balbriggan
Shirts.
The 25c quality, Saturday and Mon
day, 1Sc each.
Boys School HOse.
Extra heavy ribbed, seamless feet,
fast black, sizes 6 to 10. Saturday and
Monday, l21ac pair.
Heavy Brown Domestic at sc a
Yard.
Full yard wide, good, heavy quality,
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-31

THE Republican platform contains
a plank against trusts, and at the
same time Mark Hanna is pleading
with them for donations to bis cam
paign fund.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-31

II THINK the public Is aware of
nv standing for integrity" quoth
Chairman Hanna. OF course, Mark
The public has learned to look upon
you as Trdth itself-the very persona
fication of integrity - being of
spotless character, as pure and un-
defiled as the driven snow.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-31

MARK HANNA is tickling the trusts
In New Jersey and trying to multi
ply the contents of the g. o. P.
Doodle bag. Mark is a charming
tickler, but the trusts, they say, are
not very ticklish this year.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-31

THE National Democrat would
like to have Mr.. Mckinley answer
the following question:: IF war
that Is over and ended and fin
ished' keeps 10000 men busy. what
force would be required for war
that was really going on?"
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1900-08-31

Electors by Districts.
First District-Baxter Taylor, OF Wash
ington.
Second District-John W. Staples, oil
Roane.
Third District-J.J j. Lynch, of Franklin
Fourth District-W. b. Faulkner, of Will
son
Fifth District-A. b. Neil of Marshall.
Sixth District--M. H. Meeks. of Davidson
Seventh District-R. b. Williams, of Law
renee.
Eighth District--Thomas G. Rye, of Ben
ton.
Ninth District--W. w. Craig. of Crockett