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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1903-10-02
Yesterdays Contests.

In the single rig contest, horse, We
hlcle and occupant considered. Frank
Dale and Miss jamie Sheegog were
awarded first prize. and Robert VIII
liams with Miss Emma Wooten
second.
Tue 2:1Y pace was unfinished.
Silhouette and East Side won two
heats each and Ella 2. one. 1t will be
finished today.
Will Thomas Farris won the green
PAGERS race in three straight heats.
The running race was won easily
In straight heats by J. 7. Browleys
Mousquitair.
The mule race was won by Wn.
Fitzgerald, and the pony race by Geo.
Williamson.
". 2. Woodbridge was awarded tue
premium as the best K. P. rider.
Rev. J. A Malloy, pastor OF the
South Columbia M. E. church, was
voted the most popular K. P. on the
rounds
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500 REWARD, 500.

The readers of this paper will be pleased
to learn that there is at least one dreaded
disease that science has been able to cure In
all its stages, and that is Catarrh. Halls
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure
known to the medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease. requires a
constitutional treatment. Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces OF the
system thereby destroying the foundation
OF the disease, and giving the patient
strength by building up the constitution and
assisting nature in doing its work. The
proprietors have SO much faith in It's cur cur
Dollars for any case that it fails to cure.
send for list of testimonials.
Address, FL. CHENEY Il CO., Toledo, o
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the hest.
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Resolutions Of Respect by sweII Gun
Club.

At called meeting OF the Ewel
Gun Club held in Spring Hill,
on the evening of Sept 2Sth. the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were
adopted:
Whereas it has pleased God to remove
| from our midst our friend and fellow
member, Albert ID. Southal, who was
one OF the most en- til usiastic and honor
a nor here ~ the rwell Gun Club:
Therefore, be it
.eso. ca: L. That We humbly bow
in submission to the will of an All wise
but mysterious Providence: and that
| while we deplore the loss Of a good man
and q useful citizen, we are thankful
for the influence Of a strong and helpful
life
2 That we have ever found A lbert d
Southall true friend, a good neighbor
and most loyal member Of our club.
" ho impressed us all with the openness
and sincerity of his character and the
purity of his life.
/. 3. That we feel that in his death We
have lost member whom it was al
ways a genuine pleasure to meet. and
whose hearty greeting, pleasant word.
and ready and sympathetic interest
in every member of the Club, We
shall. miss deeply In our future meet
ings.
That we extend to the bereavea
members of his family who are left IL
mourn his Ices, our most cordial anil
heartfelt sympathy.
5 That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes of the Club, that
copy be furnished the family, and
copy sent our county papers for pubkca
ton.
VIM G BRANHAM.
ID. E MOLLOY.
W. Z. BABB.
(yommittee
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DO You Want taYawni

Feel cold shiverinEs, sching in the
bones. lsck OF energy, headache, and
great deIression2 These ~ mptOms may
be followed by violent headache, high
fever. extreme nervousness, = condition
known a. malaris. Herbine cures It.
Take IL before the disease gets fair hold,
though il will work cure ir any stage
J. A. Hopkins, Manchester. Kair.. writes
Il have used your great medicine, Her
bine, for several years. There is moth
ing better for mslaris, en- It's and fever,
headache, biliousness, and for a blood
purifying tonic, there IL nothing as
Rood,r SOC at A. Il. RAINS.
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"It Goes Right to the "SpOt."

When pain or irritation exists on any
part of the body, the application OF
Ballard's Snow Eminent will give
prompt relief. ut goes right to the
spot" said an old man who was rubbing
il in, to cure his rheumatism. G. K.
Smith, Propr. Smith House, Tenah =,
Texas, writes. II have used Balls I'd
Snow Liniment in my family or
Sc, al years, and have found it to be
a fine remedy, for all aches and pains,
and / Zee ,mmend it for pains IN the
throat and chess" 25c, soc and 90 at
A. B. Rains.
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GA @ TIC EI "a.
Rear. thu 4 The Kind You Have Always Bougt
s s'': !; a; Z&,:;4;1:;;z;2:z;;:w
PARE \TION.

Parks Statio., Sept 29.-The
meeting at Philadelphia church, con
Quoted ny Bro. William Spivey, closed
last Friday night with three additions,
one by primary obedience and two by
restoration.
Mrs. Fannie Nicks, of West Ten
nessee, Is visiting her grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Watson.
Rev. Walker preached his farewell
sermon at Flowers Chapel Sunday
afternoon.
Miss Llssie Howard, of Flora, is
visiting relatives here.
MIR. and Mrs. Robert Dodson. OF
Giles county, were visiting Mrs. Doo-
son 8 mother, Mrs. s. A. Branch, last
week.
AS Bro. Dixon failed to fill his ap-
pointment at Smyrna church last
Sunday, Bro Sammle Sewell occupied
the pulpit In his place, and preached a
very able sermon to an attentive
audi ence.
Mr.. +. J. Ashton, accompanied by
his son, Edo, is- visiting HIS brother,
Mr.. Jim Ashton, of Lewis county.
MIR. and Mrs. George Gillian, OF
Campbell Station, were visiting
friends here last week and attended
tue IN Getting at Philadelphia church. /.
Mrs. Bette Carter and children, OF
Williamson county, are now with Mrs.
Carter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Alex
Moser.
Three members of Mr.. .Geor ge
Andrews family are sick with the
fever.
Mr.. Isaac Moser, who has been very
sick, il much improved. THELMA.
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in straight heats. Mr. Emerson second
ara Mr.. Lane thitd
The three minute class trOt best
three in I'VE. tor an added purse OF
$s00. resulted AS follows:
Noble Fern, b. b.. J. NJ.
Rodgers ........2 / 3 3
Martha, eh. m, +. Y. Pat
tersou $500. 3 2 "a
John r., b. e., A. c. Pennell. 3 l l
Time-2:3619, 2;40, 2:35. 2:36.
The 2:3O class pace. best 3 In 8, $50
added, resulted as follows:
Clark, b. g., w b. Brewer. I I l
Fsrris, ch. e.. Will Thomas 2 3 3
Straw Pile Billy, g. e., G. V.
Houston. ............ 3 2 2
Time-2:29I5, 2:2Sl4 a, 226I6.
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beautiful Compilations

Are spoiled by using any kind of pre-
paration that fills the pores Of the skin.
The best way to secure clear COM
plexion, free from sallOwness, plmples,
blotches, ETC., is to keep the liver in good
order. An occasional dose of Herbine
will cleanse the bowels, regulate the
liver. anu so establish a clear. healthy
complexion. SOC at A. B. Rains.
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Fatally Injured.

Evansville, Ind, Oct Louise
Rheinbold, II years old, of Warrick
county, was thrown from a buggy while
descending a hin. and sustained fatal
injuries. Her little brother, who was
with her. escaped with few bruises.
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VILE -Oon TO VISIT her brother. Mr..
Lige FItZgerald-
Making molasses 10 the order Of toe
day. NERNA LEE
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Murdered by Nexrocn

Dubois, Pa, Oct. Ralph Will
Jams, foreman employed by railroad
contractors near here. was murdered
Tuesday night, by two unknown ne
proes. who escaped. Williams was
" king by himself on the grade when
a., .inlte9 ry the co'ored men
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CAS- TO H Z "A.
!. Bear. tn. Nv Kind y. VI. ..:r '"s'
'''. "a IAzM
MR.. j. Il. HANCOCK,
Proprietor of Tulane Hotel In Nash
vile, 10 Dead.

Special 70 the Herald.
Nashvil Tenn, Oct. III. B. Han
cock, proprietor Of the Tulane Hotl
died this morning after an operation for
appendicitis performed two days aR,,
This was the third time Mr.. hancocx
had been operated upon for this same
trouble. Mr.. Hancock was ut one tam
President Of Wards Seminary. and was
one OF the best known men 10 private
life in the state.
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Rye And Barley Seed.

If you want something real good II
the rye and barley line, See
25-2t S. E. Calender d Co.
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S,rost mt Saratoga, N. Y.

saratoga, N. Y, Oct. There was
a heavy frost during the night and the
mercury stood at &c at daybreak.
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Salt and Sorghum Barre's.

Chaffin Bros. are headquarters for
salt We also have number OF
sorghum barrels for SALE % 1t
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Mitchell Wagons.

Hardly necessary to advertise them
can It get the m a. fast rs we can sell them
Ever, booy wants Mitchell. Nothing
like it, bee.
25w 2t SATTERFIELD & DoDsoN.
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Snow Creek, Sep. 3o.-Mrs. Mary
McKennon b. Az returned home to Saw
dust, after visiting her dauhgter, Mrs
Tom Pigg.
Miss Eva Baker is very sick with
fever.
MRS. Sam Fields has returned home
after weeks visit at DarK's Mill.
Mrs. Polk Pigg. of West Tennessee,
IS on a visit to her daughter. Mrs
Nora Fitzgerald. She will return to
her home In few days.
Mr.. Jim pigg is building new
house, which will be completed In q
few days. =. -
MIR. Will Mckee will move into his
new dwelling next week.
Mrs. Bamma White will 90 t. Nash
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1903-05-03

granted political privileges by favor
of States protect them in their exercise
The people living American States do not watch the
Territory the exercise of the
privileges given reading people of every American
of selfgoVernmen1 every
far the people of that IerIlto
may gift high privilege of American state
hood Congress the States they do not hesitate 10
They old hands at express
sion they American habit of anknes They never
will Territory whose people show dlslncna
English Discrimination speak after they nave
community interests and something at least OF
growing and taking TO
products adapted this soil and cimaeand
families in American habits OF
do more Hawaii than all the stare
that brain of Tayrand would do IN ten
of the people or the
by patng of their good citizenship not
earning living who cannot
speak by going ahead to build up an er
which the best Amecanism You
will favor the man whom
the Hawaiians need to learn
fathers Americans but who have
forgotten through long duse Statehood
favor in coming Territory the
acts ridiculous The people
the keenes of humor of
people n the world.
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JOHN W. FOSTER ON
THE MISSIONARIES

of state Last year published "A Hundred Years Of American
sna t h T the SfGPs ns wog hons qsss sS
following extracts from the book 'Ds ." =
In a Quincy Of
m n as follows
ment and virtue that BY the mild christian
within the last the this islands have
the Christian rallied the
rights of mind with all the elements
human separate independent community -"
H
The Islands visited in 1850 by the wen Richard H Dana ma
published
wrought population
write cipher alphabet
naked living the eating
atty they them decenty clothed recognizing the
regularity the
holding
FOSTERS OWN CONCLUSIONS
things society me Regulations @ a which @ OUT
people
body
entirely the
s hut they always studied the good the people and the
East has especially
m political
aries @ b hre eea sh9w hat an mpoan part the
might be mHtipsd and detailed examination
cessty to tic intercourse" - W - S nc
THE FIRST AMERICAN TREATY
The first treaty negoated between Hawaii
concerning ' Jones
Page 50
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LOOK BEFORE YOU LEAP.

TT Hawaii should $4,000 building at the 81 Louis
stiop what would display there? Bags of sugar. Sacks 81
49, Poles Of saq Canned preserves? handicraft?
couple of all? If would not the main e1nios ooA
Ike section grocery warehouse and would not the
subsidiary ones be lost the remaining space?
Familiar staples and coffee in every hamlet of
The land do people fair Paddles caabases
and shell regarded moderate interest and do not inspire
rush of Indeed judging from what Hawaii has failed
to get previous exhibits Omaha Paris and Buffalo,
NAV doubt spending all such things
But it fashion, patriotic; gathering of tie
national like be missed Nevertheless
the Legislature of all that needed to
world should be wasted Let make
dollar building, of which
could not be specimen products likely
1t would but
variety exportable products and
would be sold for old lumber
Very indeed could from the $4,000 outlay
suggests structural project be
dropped get
main buildings The advantages of this In
place. every worlds goes through main
buildings; percentage the special and
would of their Territorial
little besides groceries So
Hawaii its be should them off to
gather There interesting
not, the exhibits would be under the public eye
BY taking up with this plan only small yet sufficient
appropriation the
scheme The sort of publicity which has built Los Angeles San
Francisco Portland the Sound cities gained
fairs California had result of display
in building Chicago began with
aid the railroads. country descriptive literature
the boom Twenyour thousand
the evidences night meeting
of the Social Science Club gentleman experience
Portland Ore "Where three he said the
stagnant condition.
seekers homes accomplished
by the expenditure $4,000 advertising
Why not put the bulk of publicity money practical
advertising scheme display subsidiary
the distribution through steamship lines millions
of folders and pamphlets telling good place
I've and the employment active agents
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BY FAVOR OF AMERICA.

Many of much wisdom have advised Hawaians
times that but few said
uttered by Hon NJ NJ
Friday evening last Speaking upon
ing in territories have such territories
Judge Estee said Before that be accomplished people
ing in such territories learn things They
principles government They they
admitted by people living
the other American States They economy public
affairs They seek American immigrants
Territory who speak the English language and
SUCH" And Judge
added strong plea for small farmers.
people living the other American satesp
There precisely the hardest lesson for the Hawaan learn
that contained the that the Hawaiian
whatever before this
achieve American Statehood other possible destiny
much of the American nation Virginia
party the United advocating
surrender of the Hawaiian Islands considerable number
of people of the would listen him. if he did
They would simply laugh him. put him
which is the emphatic negative
This destiny being inevitable naturally thoughts
all
hood for the Territory There
before that condition must be
learned that Statehood
living the other American The
have voice in the matter alsave
by their
highest American political class They
learning 1t the who
promotonaEd the masters appeal people
ing in the other American States had
experience and be Territory
hood the people of which have before
now held Territories though the people
were as intelligent and pracced in thew
cause of certain rebou to the rules of the
class For the people of Territories political rights
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bitten often by
special Hawaii they disposed
song publishers being
them pay for Hawaiian number of San Fran
they the bait These wreups
generally
1898 government took several
copies paper Hawaiian sup
pement they They
finally worked off passing regiments Philip
pines Experience with humbug prompts
them alone.
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FUTURE OF THE NEGRO.


and
thu denial
and hmselfa
oker onaking
a
in
shall become
s.- York rbune - 81
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PUBLIC OPINION
GREATNESS OF mUrsuH1ro.

of his
VINO is fifty has shown insight and faith
the old the effort
in
of
to
of the
his
OF the tme'
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OLD AGE IN DENMARK.

In Denmark
his sixteth
year ind himself without the whewithal
this
he
led decent
o be
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them alone.


strikes
whole
Il a in with
of moving pictures
them in Chinatown
all all
the Chmk turned out We made
owner insisted that fresh
sand
tbr cbTs
sounded
did o
Everybody
license but advertised the pictures all the and crowd When they
vaudeville
and down the asles
friends to and be sold
vest when finished that
of
o
oelrchs of
most magnificent gifts "1ef
1t
made of the royal feather
which
My anened friend
whose Sunny South
home in the States
o So
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oARNEeIE's LARGE GIFTS.

The gifts founeng
in
land
gifts City
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THE next PREs1pENr NV FRANor

in
in
nate man. or viii outsider
has
il -' N4 ~
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WOMAN IN AUSTRALIANS POLITICS

adult
in
IT fun But they will
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My lamented friend
whose South"
home the L
lon
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-27
ELks' ELECTION.

The annual election of officers OF
the Elks will take place this evening
at the regular session of the lodge.
The following members have been
nominated for positions: Exalted Rul-
er-F. E. Thompson; Leading knight
j. II. Fisher; Loyal Knight-H.
Wingate Lake; Lecturing Knight-H.
ID. Couzens; Treasurer-Emmett May,
j l.. Horner, Chas. IL. Ramsay; Secre-
tary-H. II. Simpson, e. e. Hartman,
D. l.. Conkling; Tyler-E. w. Quinn;
Trustee-F. e. Richardson. Other
nominations for the officers will be
made this evening for trustees and
other officers.
The local lodge has had prosper
GUS year having taken in many new
mmebers and when its new lodge
rooms in the Kerr Building are COM
pleted they will be second to none In
the city.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-27
APPEALS FROM AUDITOR

The Supreme Court was engaged
this morning In hearing the appeal
OF the Royal Insurance Co. from de-
cIsion by Auditor J. II. Fisher, refus-
ing to issue warrant for $525, the
amount of an assignment to II by
kwong Tai 10y on fire claim. On
account OF the Illness of Justice Gal.
braith, counsel agreed to submit the
oral arguments before the remaining
two Justices.
Herbert &. Austin has an appeal
pending against his successor, Audi.
tor Fisher. for refusal to pay his sal.
airy from September rs to December /,
1902, during which he claims he was
illegally and by force OF arms excluded
from his Office as Auditor of the ler
ritory.
Another appeal against Auditor
Fisher Is by John +. Colburn for refu.
sal TO issue to him warrants on certain
awards of the Fire Claims Commission
wherein he claims interests with 9th
er parties.
The appeal Of Assessor Pratt on the
assessment of C. Brewer & Co., Ltd.
has been withdrawn. ...
Cases already argued and submitted
are the following: Jesse Makainai vs.,
Goo Wan Hoy, two cases; matter OF
estate OF J, A. da Silva, appeal from
First Circuit Judge, and tax appeals OF
Rapid Transit Co., Castle & Cooke, J.
%. Castle and Lam Wo Sing.
Anna Gertz VS.. J. A. Magoon was or
dered submitted on briefs.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1903-03-27
Civil War Result
OF Lovers Quarrel

4 special to the New York sun from
New Orleans says: Passengers from
Honduras report that the civil war now
under way there between Sierra, re-.
Gently president of the republic, and
Donilla. who claims election. Is due
entirely TO domestic affairs, indeed tn
the fact that Bonilla. who was engaged
to the Presidents eldest daughter, re
fused to marry her at the last moment.
BOnilla was a member OF Slerra's
Cabinet. and it was agreed between
them tAat Bonilla was to be the next
President. The break came last OctO-
Der when Bonilla, confident Of success,
lifted the Presidents daughter and an
nounced his engagement 20 another
young woman. The result has been to
cause the most intense bitterness in
the upper social circles Of Honduras
and 10 lead to the declaration by Sierra
that he would prevent the election OF
Bonilla at any cost.
II is understood that Bonilla has tho
support, OF Colombia and that In the
event III success he, with Colombia.
will attack President Zelaya OF Mica
ragua, who is hated In Colombia be-
cause OF the assistance he gave the
revolutionists during the recent troub-
lie. This explains why Zelaya is so OPP
posed to Bonllla. II is said that he has
a considerable force OF Nicaraguan
troops in Honduras cooperating with