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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-03-13
Honolulu, March 18th, 1908.

mfr Alexander Young, Honolulu.
Dear Mr.. Young: Will you lend
me the Royal Hawaiian Hotel and
grounds for one day to be used for the
benefit of the Associated Charities or
some such purpose? My idea being to
have the Geisha dancers on one OF
the Ianais, a banquet served on the
other, the Oahu College boys perfoi m
ing Robin Hood on the lawn and
the girls from. that college giving their
representation Of 'Mid-Summer's Night
Dream the Japanese and the Hawai-
ians will assist in picturesque cos
tunes all of which will be recorded by
Mr.. BONNIE on his moving picture ma
chine. These films are to be sent
broadcast throughout the world that
it may know that We have in Hawaii
the most beautiful hotel and grounds
anywhere in the universe. l have writ
ten and talked this in my magazine
articles and have held up the Royal
Hawaiian recently throughout Austria
liza and New Zealand as the typical
semi-tropical hotel that could be imi-
tated everywhere. The Royal Hawai-
lar is, to most of US, Hawaii Should
YOU have heard the eulogiums of Mrs.
Ella Wheeler Wilcox, Jack London.
Burton Holmes and others, concerning
the ROYAL Hawaiian, I know they
would have pleased you Immensely.
The moving pictures that I wish
made of the hotel. showing the life
there. will, some of them, be used by
Mr.. Burton Holmes in his~lectures in
America.
Hoping that we can work enthusi-
astically together on this project, l
remain,
Every sincerely yours,
"AL.EX. HUME FORD.
The committee willingly granted the
requested endorsement.
1t was decided TO take MARRIAGE
In a new folder on Jap
an being prepared by Thos. COOK
Sons.
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K UN KY Q
FLORIST.

Fort ST., next Kash Store.
Fresh flowers daily. Violets' Carna-
tons, Asters, Roses and an assortment
of decorative plants. Orders Tor ta sas
flowers promptly filed. Telephone 0S''
1908
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Diamond Dust
Eieht straight games.

Eight straight games.
Yesterday one of the seasons pret-
test games.
II was a pitchers battle between MchsH-
z!c and Morrisssey.
Only one man reached third UP to the
eighth inning.
Another errorless performance for Rich
mond -
Four straight, games have been won by
McMahon robbed sandherr on, of pretty
hit by his pretty one-hand catch,
My. but wasn't that a catch Hebron made
OF Boyle's fly! The prettiest made this
season.
McMahon grabbed Rggs's hot liner with
his bare hand and threw him out at first.
Shaffer was there with the "old pepper
yesterday.
| Pop shafrer broke his bat when he
swatted out a single
"Beacher Jim was out in full resala
sterday--white suit red tie, black hat
with huttercups stuck in It.
Ison made srandstand catch of Clayton 5
| fly tina; looked good for single. He then
caught Kanzler off second.
Whelan stole base on Messitt.
| Clayton Juggled Heffrons grounder four
or five times, giving him time to get TO
first.
McMahon'. single came in good with
kanzler swatted out two singles in the
came spot
sandherr had a postal-eard sticking in
his pistol pocket yesterday during the whole
game.
The Roanoke players are mighty slow
coming to the bat, which knocks all interest
ous of the game.
! Titman swatted out pretty two-ba gger
| in the eighth.
Messitt's timely hit scored the one run
Messitt is getting to be good pinch hit
| ter. BEN TUCKER.
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WINS
ON CLOSING DAY

fillies. two-year-olds, five furlongs--
Melisande e. to 10) first. Field Mouse
q to 2. place. second, Lady Hubbard
C to 8. show third. Time, 1900.
Fourth rnce-hanGHcap, all ages,
about six furlongs-Rialto 6 to y
first, Pantoufle e. to /. place) second,
Bat Matterson q to 3, show) third.
Time, 1:091-5.
Fifth race-mares and geldings
,three-year- olds and upwards. selling.
one mile and a siXteenth-Ponticon Us
to II first, Frizette (even, place. sec
Time, Al 25.
Sixth race-mile and furlong-
Valid Refrain c. to ~ first, Montauk
q to 5. place) second. Golconda a to
1, show third. Time, 1855 2-5.
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GRAvESEND. n y. June 1S.-The
spring meeting OF the Brooklyn Jockey
Club came to close to-day with a
good card. The Castleton Stakes. the
feature. resulted in an easy victory
for Melisande. from the Keene stables.
There was absolutely no betting at
the track to-day. Summaries:
First race-two-year-o lds. selling,
five and half furlongs-Simcoe &c to
- FIRST, Preceptora Il to ., place.
second. Seaciff e to 5. show third.
Time, 100 80
Second race-steeplechase. about two
and a half miles-California King g
to - Erst, Mark Gumberts (4 to ~
second. King Castle q to - third.
Time. $50.
Third race-the Castleton Stakes.
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blent blue, doubling on Hessler. In
the next frame another double was Sc
cured in neat style. With Mcmahon
on first, Morrissey slugged a hot
grounder TO Sandherr, who ran to
second and threw out the batter at
first.
In the eighth inning Titman came TO
bat and walloped thriller to left field
for half the journey around the course.
Like true martyr. Ison died at first,
advancing Titman to third. Then Mes
slit sent the sphere spinning between
short and third Tor one base. Titman
roniped home. and the game was over.
as Mckenzie and Heffron flew out TO
the field. and Roanoke was retired in
order The score:
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CINCINNATI, O., June 1S.-Two
track records weer broken at Latonia
to-day. Miss Albert took the fourth
event at mile in 1899. Tho pre-
vious record was 1889 is. Prince
Ahmed easily won the fifth race, at
six furlongs, going the distance in
1:13o-5, The previous record was
mesa. Summarizes:
First race--five furlongs--Olive Ely
(s35. straight) first. Charlotte Hamil-
ton ($5G65, place. second, chalice
(s1S.96, show third Time. 1:0l4-5.
Second race-five furlong s-Light
Blue (so0,S5, straight) first, Roseburg II.
($1O.oO, place. second, carsoway ($6.l0
show) third Time 1901 +-5.
Third race-siX furlongs--W. IT..
overton (sl3s5, straight) first, Lig-
nundo ($l905. place) second, Hueck
($1o. show. third. Time, Ill! 1-S.
Fourth race-one mtle--AIss Alert
(s20,90, straighb first, Arctic t$1020.
place. second, Kercheval $3.50, SNOWY
third, Time, 1899.
Fifth racc--siS furlongs--Prlnce
Ahmed (slo4o, straishD first, Pache
(sT.a5. place. second Balbus (S7.l5.
show third. Time, l:22 20.
| Sixth race--milc and Il Sixteenth
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THE TIMES DISPATCH: RICHMOND VA FRIDAY JUNE 49, 1908
TRUCKERS DROP
FIRST OF SERIES
I spceinlto rho Tlmos.pispa,el,l

NORFOLK, VA, June ls.-Playing a
superior game in the field and using
the stick effectively, Lynchburg took
the opening OF the series from the
Truckers to-day by the score OF to 2.
Umpire Byron came IN for a roast. ow-
ing to- 8. decision In the sixth, the
Portsmouth players claiming that
Stewart failed to touch first. but his
jumps saw 1t differently. Lynchburg
deserved to win as they hit the bail
hard and often. ran bases cleverly and
gave Stewart excellent support The
Truckers showed up in II, crippled con-
dition, with Bertram at short, who
made four out of SIX erors credited
to the team Two were extremely
roetl.
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The Original Mc,1ahon Traded.

''Reddy" Mcmahon. who held down
the third cushion for Norfolk in 1906
and part of the season last year, and
was sold to Columbia, In the South At
lantic' League. has been traded to Man.
ager Dexter, of the Augusta team. for
valdois. Mcmahon is a good player.
and played good ball for Columbia, but
his temper is to the contrary. and he
got in bad with the fans; SO Manager
Clark deemed it best to make the deal
letting the "red-top one" go.
McMahon's general tactics on the
field are not admired by the lovers of
clean sport. He was not popular in
q
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.DANv|.LLE TAKES
N0RF0Lk's SCALP
Lspeelal 10 rhe rImes. plspat,.i

DANVIlLE, VA June 1S.---lCollowing
tlleir three days triumph over Lynch
burg, the Tobacconists to-day took
the first game of the series from Nor
folk. The game was hard fought and
exciting. despite the score OF . to q.
Pcrduc. who was on the firing line
for the Crew. pitched great ball with
the exception of the first inning, when
Danvillc scored three runs after the
visitors had had three chances to re
tire. An error by O'Neai was follow.
GU by three successive singles.
Walker, while allowing as many
hits as his opponent. kept them well
scattered. The game was featured by
the phenomenal work OF Powell in left
field.
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WHITE. KNIGHT GETS ASCOT;
RHODORA DOES NOT RACE

LONDON, June 1s.-The race for the
gold cup was run at Ascot to-day. w.
r. Wyndhams The White Knight was
first, L. DE Rothschild's Radium got a
second place, and w. M. G. Singers
.Tcrpoint was third. Six horses start
ed
Richard Croker decided not to run
his fllly Rhodora because of her defeat
yesterday in the Biennial stakes.
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BLANK PETERSBURG
TspeciaI 10 rho Times-D.spatctl.l

PETERSBURG, VA. June ls-Win-
chester shut out Petersburg in the first
game of the series here this afternoon.
Duffy the Winchester catcher, put
the ball over the fence with two
naen on bases in the first inning. Churn
and McLeavu, PAtersburg's best catch
ers were both hurt and viii be out of
the game for several days.
Score by innings: r. II. L.
Petersburg -. 10000 900 5
Winchester -. 4030o0000--7 10 i
Batteries: Fitzpatrick. Chnrn ami
NcLeavy; Montgomery and Duffy. Um-
pire, Holland.
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nit Three Pitchers.
Drngoons nent wake rore.t.

Especial to The Times Dispatch.1
HENDERSON, n. c.. June 1S.-The
Henderson Dragons defeated Wake
Forest here to-day by the score OF
to 8. The features of the game Were
the pitching of Duckett and home runs
by Hicks. Shell and Turner.
Score by innings: r. III. =.
Henderson ....1o10O1210-6 81
Wake Forest. .2O1O0O000-3 6 o.
Batteries: Duckett and Hicks; Jones
and Hardy. Struck out-by Duckett,
IL: by Jones. 2. Umpire, Brodie.
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Danville ..........3 o / 0 0 s---5
Norfolk 80. 1911 0 0 0 0 O.?
Summary: Earned runs-Danville. 9.
Stolen bascs-Bonner Jackson. Fetzer.
Sacrifice hits-Doyle. Tydeman, Bonner.
Two base hits-Henn. Tydeman. Jack
son. Double plays-Fisher to Doyle to
Stafford; Seitz to Bonner. Struck out
by Walker, 3; by Perdue. 4. Bases
on balls-off Walker. g.; off Pcrdue, 2.
Fit BY pitched balls-Jackson. Passed
balls--Thackera. Time of game, 1:45
Umpire. Hennager Attendance, 1880.
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slnnding az Inc Teams.
Gnn,cs 'ro-Dny.
Roanokc at Richmond.
Lynchbltrg Mt Portsmouth.
Norfoik at Danviile.

ta 7
In thc prctticst ana closest pitchers
battle fought here this season, Nc
ltenzie yesterday put !. over Morrissey
by wee margin. Rich md winning By
n / % score after both teams had bat
tied for seven innings without serious
w threatening to check runner
The game was played almost in jig
time but II lacked the assortment of
thrills usually felt In contests where
Lipe's men make successful bid FOR
victory. Both Mckenzie and Morrissey
worried so effectively that inning after
inning raw their opponents going back
To the bcncS in one, two, three order.
Such games have wondrous charm
for the players, who want to get of
their uniforms and the scr!bes. who
want TO get off their stories. but the
great army Of fans. the people who,
support the institution. like little hit
ting mixed III with the smooth bat
terry work. They like to see an occa-
sionai dent put in the left field fence
by some rcdoubtable igge-, and they
aren't SO concerned about the pitchers
change of pace az about the runners
change of base. That IS why a fast
game sometimes seems to drag.
Both slab artists allowed four hits
and struck out four men. Mckenzie
walked two men and Morrissey made
" via iitsLNe iitIicl . pAtt-
ty even. But .xo of the hits off Nor
rissey were secured In one inning, one
being two bagger while "Hoot Mon"
kept ig well scattered. which gave him
the advantage.
spectncuinr Fielding.
Several spectacular field plays were
pulled off. which served to keep the
crowd IN lung practice. Mcmahon was
the star for the Hlghlanders, and the
4. S1t, of ~
applause. His first hard chance came
in the second chapter when Sandherr
sluggcd a high line drive. which the
auburned locked shortstop pulled down
nit his mitt. Later on Riggs banged
out hot grounder. and Mcmahon turn
ed up the turf. scooping the ban into
his hare hand and tagging the batter
at first.
Richmond made quite number of
good plays. In the second inning Boy lie.
who made his first appearance here
with Roanoke. sent a powerful drive
90 the left field bleachers. Heffron
IAN against the bleachers. stopping the
bail, which bounded out of his glove.
but he jumped UP on the seats and
caught 1t as It came down again. Hef-
from also made a pretty catch of Hess-
ler's foul fly.
Two Pretty Doubles.
inning aud ono out, Clayton drove a
Liner above Ison's head. which the
second baseman plucked from the am
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NEW YORK. June 1s---Chicaso took
the locals into camp to-day to the
tune of to 3.
Score by innings: f. II. L.
Chicago 1880. .0Oi 100 90 10
New York $4,000 A10o0o--5
Batteries: Reuibach. Lunderen and
King Malarkey. Taylor, Wiltze and
Bresnahan. Time. 2:ol. Umpires
ebay and Klein.
Tit Freely.
BROOKLYN. n. ", June 1s.-Pitts-
burg to-day won from Brooklyn in u
free hitting game.
Score by innings: II. III r.
Pittsburg ......a l o 0 002 rs IL o
Brooklyn .......0 a000O2 IS S /"
Batteries. Camnitz and Gibson; Nc
Intyre. Holmes, Bergen and Ritter
! Time, 1850. EMPIRES. tombstone and
| Ruddcrham
Pitchers Battle.
| PHILlAD ELPHIA. PA, June 1S.--Cin-
cinnati to-day defeated Philadelphia in
a pitchers battle. Magee was put off
the field for striking Umpire Emslie.
I, Score by innings: r. II. p.
ICincinnati ......1 0 100000 5
philadelphia 1000 OOO-O 4 j
Batteries: Ewing and Schlei; McQuil-9
len and DOOM. Time, 1885 Umpire,
Emslie.
| Hit Three Pitchers.
BOSTON. June 1s.-Boston batted
three ST Louis pitchers from the box.
winning to-day's game easily 4 to 2.
Flaherty held the visitors to three hits.
Score by innings: r. II. E..
Boston 0631O10s-11 II 2
st. Louis .....0 Oo0O0101- 4
/ Batteries: Flaherty and Smith; Ray
mond, Beebe, Higginbotham. Sale. Bliss
and Hostetter. Time, 1856. Umpire.
Rigler.
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Tspeclal to The Times-D,spatch.l

WILMINGTON, ". c., June 1s.-wil-
mington this afternoon crashed into
Wilson'S hitherto uninterrupted win
ming streak and also shut out the visi-
tors. The locals pounded out hit after
hit. scoring five runs. This is tbs;
first time Wilmington and Wilson have
met.
Score by innings: r. II. E.
Wilson $1,000. o0000OO0O--o 3 .
Wilmington -. 4O0'O0l0o.-5 10 j
Batteries: Lane and Holt; Buzzy and
Kite.
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BREAK TWO TRACK RECORDS

John Louis (se1S5. straight first.
Mary Talbot (s15.so, place) second,
Hostile Hyphen OSLO, show> third,
Time, 1:4S2-5.
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Summary: Two base hits-Titman
Stolen bases-Hessler Double plays
Ison to Sardhcrr; Sandherr 10 kanzier.
Bases on balls-off Mckenzie, 2. Hit
by pitc,>- balls-Lohr. Struck out
by Mex emile. 4; by Morrissey. 1. Passed
balls-Boyle. Wild pitches--Morrissey
Time of game, 100. Umpire, Mace. At
tendance, 1900.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
Results Yesterday.

Philadelphia, o; Cincinnati. 1.
Brooklyn, 6: Pittsburg. s.
New York, ., Chicago. q
Boston. II: st. Louis. ..
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EASTERN CAROLINA LEAGUE
Especial to The Times-Dirpa.ch.l

Especial to The Times -Dispatch.l
KINsTON, N. c., June 1s.-Kinston
defeated Raleigh in a good game here
to-day.
Score by innings r. II. e.
Kinston 12o20o0o1-5 4
Raleigh ........ 0 80 90 20 90 i
Batteries: Sexton. Sullivan and
Young; Mcknight and Wrenn.
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CAROLINA LEAGUE

spartanburg. .; Charlotte, s tcleven
Greenyille. .; Greensboro. . tfor-
5eited)
At INSTRUMENTATION . wins,on-sal-
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AT Atlanta.
Score by innings: r. II. z
Atlanta ...o1O0O0 00o03-4 . ]
Birmingham. % 100000 o-3 0 !
Batteries: Castleton and Hurlburt;
Mcneil, Robertaile and Raub. Time.
2:15. Umpires. O'Brien and Fitzsm-
mons.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE.

AT Memphis
Score by innings: r. II. Il.
Mobile .........4OO000oo o--i 5 0
Memphis .......01000000 "a s 8
Batteries: Turrey and Garvin; Shields
and O'Leary Time. 1880. Umpire.
Pienninge:.
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Standing Of the Clubs.
Games To-day.
Washington at Detroit.
Philadelphia at Cleveland.
Boston at Chicago.
New York at st. Louis.
nhonds Allo,,n put -Four His.

Rhonds Allows nut Four Hits.
CLEVELAND, OHIO. June 1s-Cleve-
land defeated Philadelphia in thir-
teen-inning game to-day. Rhoads out
pitched V!ckers, holding Philadelphia
to four hits.
Score by innings: r. III. u.
Cleveland. 1OOO0O1 OO0oO1-S II 3
Phila'phia. / oOOooo1O00o 3
Batteries: Rhoads and N. Clarke;
viclsers and Smith. Time, 2:3O. um-
pire. Egan.
One Inning Enough.
DETROIT, MICH, June 1S.-One in
ming decided to-day's game. Washing
ton hitting Siever for six hits and four
runs in the second.
Score by innings: r. Il. -.
Detroit ........ 900 100000 l
washington ...o4100Oo0o 10 o
Batteries: slever, Suggs, Summers
and Thomas: Budd and Street. Time,
1855. Umpire, OLoughlin.
White Sox Win Again.
CHICAGO, ILL, June 1S.-Chicago
managed to defeat Boston to-day IN
a game marked by hard hitting. Sui
livan's batting and Thoney's base run
ming were features.
Score by innings: r. RI. ~,
Chicago ...O14O 0,001s- -6 IL J.
Boston O0101 0S0o--6 IL 0
Batteries: White. Smith. Walsh and
w sullivan; Burchell. Patten and Nc
Farland. Time, 2:aO. Umpires. Evans
and Hurst.
Many Hits and Errors.
ST. LOUIS. NO. June 1S.-Twelvc
hits, coupled with eight errors, enabled
ST. Louis to win the first game OF the
------~----------
Red Downs blue.
At Cambridge. Mass. Harvard, o;
Yale I.
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GIL VELAND WINS
IN I Thirteenth H.
Maps Have a Hard Time Taking
the Game from the
Athletics.
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Results Yesterday

Detroit, o. Washington, ..
Cleveland. s; Philadelphia. uhirteen
innings).
Chicago. 8; Boston. ..
st. Louis. IL; New York, g.
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r. III. e.

at Little Rock
Score by innings: r. H. e..
Little Rock ...10o 5000 o. 10 3
Batteries-Walters, Eastman and
Wood: Breltenstein and Stratton. Time,
2:10. Umpire. Brown.
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series from New York to-day.
Score he Innings. a

st. Louis ...... 1l213l0d10.--f2 IL d
New York .... 20010000a---6 III -
Batteries: Howell, Crisis and Spencer
Lake, Ortiz and Blair Time. 2.1O. TIM
pires, Sheridan and Connolly
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At Nashville
Score by innings: r. H. E.
Nashville ......1o1Oo1 2'-5 S
Montgomery 100000 OIL .
Batteries-Bernhardt and Seabaugh;
Crystal and Shannon. Time. 1896.
Umpire, Carpenter.
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VIRGINIA STATE LEAGUE
Result. Yesterday.

1,ichmond. /: Roanoke, o.
Lynchburg. A; Portsmouth. 2.
Danville, s.. Norfolk, 2.
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stnndine OF tic Clubs.
Games To-day

New York at Chicago.
Brooklyn at Pittsbnrg.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
st. Louis at Boston.
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Many Hits and Errors.
ST. LOUIS. MO, June 1S.-Twelvc
hits, coupled with eight errors, enabled
ST. Louis to win the first game OF the
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Red Downs blue.
At Cambridge, Mass: Harvard, o;
Yale |.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-03-19
Rev. E.P. PADEN hIGOUNIY TREASURER
Strong APPEAL FROM ROSWELL CITIZENS.
Roswell, GA, February Goth, 1908.

- Roswell. GA, February GOTH 1908.
To THE VOTERS COBB COUNTY:
GENTIEMEn We write this open letter the
candidacy of Rev E P Padn, of Roswell candidate for
the office of County Treasurer Mr. Padn has
Roswell for ftynne He about four
years Old He has been with people this time except
during the He then the army fighting for
our country and rights.
As an evidence of the confidence people have honesty
and integrity 1872 voters of Roswell district gladly willingly
signed an open endorsements of his candidacy in fact everybody
ere that had opportunity this endorsement has
been candidate for office before this one of the best
cltzens of county He Office competen
I'LL IT, and people will deeply appreciate any support given him
Roswell district the third largest the
county Cobb county has district with county
officer II It's entire history Our people you
front and ask elect Mr. Padn In doing this
that we are casting reflection Mr. Abbott present
we feel that ne should be willing to retire in view of the
that ne with we'll established
He has had the office for received large Der
of the commissions another
ne Deputy Clerk of the Superior quite
Mr. Abbott afford people honor him again
other time Mr. Paden mature years and this
s our opportunity to help him.
Trusting that you will your support and nfu
ence Respectfully -
- CKOWLEY, j. A. GARRISON
GEO. W. WING, S Y STRTRTTNG
e. u FOSIER, S. CROWLEY,
j. H. MCNEELY
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Providence.

The singing was enjoyed by all
present.
Married, on last Sunday, MI
Bud Lackey to Miss Dora Nc.
Clarity, of this place.
Mr. and Mrs J D Blackwell Wis
tied the latter's father, Mr. J w
Reed, Sunday
Mr. Luther and sister visited
their grandmother, Mrs Adams,
Sunday.
The candy-pulling at Mr. Doc
Kemp's Saturday night was enjoy
ed by all present.
Mr. Kelley and wife visited DR.
G + Haygood Saturday night.
There will be preaching at this
place next Saturday and Sunday
by the pastor, Rev G S Bond.
Mr. Jake Holcomb, of near Sandy
Plains, visited Mr. J H Sauls Sun
day.
Mr. Ollie Mitchell's mule ran
away Thursday and tore up bug
gy. The mule was bruised up con-
siderably.
Mr. JOHN Blackwell and sisters
visited their grandmother, Mrs N
E G Blackwell, Saturday night
and Sunday. Dominecker.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1908-03-19
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Mix the following by shaking we'll in
bottle, and take in teaspoonful doses
after meals and at bedtime:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one-hali
ounce; Compound Kargon, one ounce
Compound Syrup Sarsaparilla, three
ounces. A local druggist is the author
ity that these simple, harmless ingre-
dents con be obtained at nominal cost
from our home druggists,
The mixture is said to cleanse and
strengthen the clogged and inactive
Kidneys, overcoming Bsckache, Blad-
der weakness and Urinary trouble of all
kinds, if taken before the stage OF
Bright's disease.
Those who have tried this say it posi-
lively overcomes pain in the back
clears the urine Of sediment and regu
lates urination, especially at night
curing even the worst forms Of bladder
weakness.
Every man or woman here who feels
that the kidneys are not strong or act
ing in a healthy manner, should mix
this prescription at home and give it q
trial, as it is said to do wonders for
many persons.
The Scranton (Ps.) Times was first to
print this remarkable prescription, in
October, 1908, since when all the lead
ing newspapers of New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Pittsburg and other cities
nave made many announcement Of ii
to their readers.