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The Washington times., 1908-02-17
TIMES WANTS
AND OTHER
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
ONE CENT A WORD FOR

SITUATIONS WANTED HELP WANTED
ROOMS FOR RENT ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND BOARD BOARD WANTED
TWO cents q word for all other classified
advertisements for less than thre, Insertions
II inserted for three or more C1nse .uLiFo
days, one ceat a word for each Insertion.
These rates do not apply 20 Personals
Advertisements viii DO accepted at any OF
the following branch offices at regular Office
rates If IL IS tncOnvenient 10 leave advertise
ments at either branch office or The Times
Business Office, they may be telephlned di-
rect TO The Times Main $500 and A messen-
ger viii call 10 collect without additional
charge to the advertiser.
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE

IaAUNDRE SS-FIrst-class. wants wash 70
take homes small. zoe 10 81 Call 50s 18th
81. NV. 1t
BY ETRST-CLASS colored woman, place as
cook. al tress I0z9 Congress Court NV, be-
tween 9th and 7th and l. and NJ 1t
by FIRsT-CI.Ass laundry woman who does
frst-class work, laundry 20 take home s32
Y ST. NV. Il
FIRST-CL.ASS laundress wants washing to
take home, 2220 st. NV. IL
WASHING 20 take home; work home early.
A. GREEN. 1i30 % It. nv. felI-2t
WASHING. ironing or housework 46s Mis-
souri, ave. NV Il
PHILLIPS. EMPLOYMENT AGENCY sup
plies A No. l cooks. chambermaids, wait
ressss. houseWorkeTs. women work In apart
ment houses. nurses. private IA niles; ref
erencesi eyeTr day. So 9TH 81 nv. Main
2304. fels-St
DRESSMAKER-By fashionable dressmaker
and taiiogess, sewing in family or at home
work guaranteed. BOX IL. Times office,
fel6-2t
CHINA. oil, water col0rs, and sketching
lessons at pupils residence or address;
stamping and embroidery 10 order. ARTISTS,
72l 18th St nv. tei5-st
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

CIGAR. POOL and lunch room; daily re-
ceiDts 500 long established; price S700 NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS', Gil +.
faI7-1f
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CENTS FURNISHING and notion store
same owner i've years; daily receipts. $50;
81. 200 or invoice 18th ST. location NEW
YORK BUSINESS BROKERS', Gil +.
fel7-3t
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Dl4NUoI OOOOI Y V
SWEET SINGING canarles, fine talking par
rots monkeys thoroughbred dogs. beautiful
trained AngOra goats, gold fish, LEE s
BIRD STORE. 4i2 18th st. NV. fe1i-tf
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Read This Letter
It's another case of Times
Want Ads making good"

Washington, D. c., February. 49, 1908.
The Washington Times,
Washington, D. @.
Gentlemen
have often read in your paper of the re-
suits obtained through the advertising columns
Of your paper and this fact was forceably i'm
pressed upon me Monday evening.
If you viii refer to your issue of Monday
you will find the following under the Lost
column:
LosT-A Boston pun. Saturday
Reward II returned
At Is minutes past Monday evening
had my dog back iue solely to the advertise
merit in The Times
This same ad appeared in a morning paper
without any result, and I can gladly say 1.-THE
Times Want Ads Bring Results"
You can publish this letter if you see it
Yours very respectfully,
DOMER OTTO.
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DRESS SUITS FOR HIRE.

STRTsCIsY first-class full dress and tuxsde
suits for hire at most reasonable prices.
NJ T. PINES. MERCHANT TAILOR.
1905 9TH st. nv. fel5-31t
FULL DRESS and tuxedo suits for hire;
largest assortment OF yum dress and tuxedo
suits IN the city. SPECIAL discount 10 Clubs.
JULIUS COHEN. 1I04 18th 81. NV. deZ3-tf
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE.

WAITER-First-class, who can make and
hold trade: cheap restaurant need not apply;
references Il required. BOX ia Times Of
fice. ~
ENGINEER-ReIiable and competent: very
best recommendations. Address BOX liz.
Times ONCE. II
WATCHHAN-Sober, experienced, white man
wants position as Waterman or 1anttor- BOX
Ils. Times Office. Ie1l-zL
PTITTTJPs' EMPLOYMENT AGENCY sup
plies cooks. walters. htchenmen, Janitors.
elevator men, pOrters, counter men, wagon
drivers dremsu. white and cOlOred. A No 1
references; free OF charge; all business
places. SIS 7th St NV. Main 2So4 fel6-6t
,f,YPFWRTTING to do at home; expert type
writer and stenogTapher satisfaction guaTan-
teed or no charge. Address BOX 80, Times
Office Ie12-eoa-St
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS male; wants
position; can give best references; not afraid
OF work Address BOX 1o4. Times ONCE.
fel5-tf
A n Ora 0UATE OF fifteen years expe-
rience. gives special instruction, mathema-
tics Latin. English. etc, evenings; prices
moderate BOX 81. Times Office. fel5-5t
HIGH GRADE stenographer and private
secretary wants chance 70 make good: rail-
road and general business experiences ex-
u,arienced newspaper man. thoroughly under
stands Advertising and office METHODS Ad-
dress BOX %. Times Office fel2-tf
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CONFECTIONERX aud grocery rent, SIS; s
rooms; price, SIS. NEW YORK BUSINESS
BROKERS, Gil +. fel7-3t
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ROOMISG HOUSE: central location: clear
ing sl5 month"; only $50 NEW YORK BUS
mess BROKERS, 81 r. fel7-3t
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WANTED-FUREITURE.

SPOT CASH PAID for furniture. carpets.
bric-a-brac. and all kinds OF household goods.
BAUMs FURNITURE SHOP. 18th and L
sts. nW. Phone North 1913. fel5-tT
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BRANCH OFFICES.
NORTHWEST

GOLDENBERG'S s. 7th and X SITS. NV.
S. KAHN, SONS g. CO, sth and Market space.
GREENS CAPITAL A ID Z Il 7 IS n @
AGENCY. 1146 18th St NV
". E McNULTY, Cigar Store, 18th and i NV.
RHODE ISLAND PHARMACY. Linton q
Nelson. ProprietoTs; corner Rhode Island
ave LIST and T SITS. nv,
ROBERT T. PETZOLD. The Harvard phar-
macy, nth and Harvard SIS. NV.
". A. DARLING, cor 18th and 7 sts. NV.
L FRENCH SIMPSON. cor. 3ta ST., Rhode
Island ave. and X St NV.
II. T. BUTTS PHARMACY. 4th 81. and
Mass ave NV.
CHAS c. HORNUNG, Christian Pharmacy.
sw cor tn and NJ sts NV.
SANFORD'S PHARMACY, New York ave.
and North Capitol street
r.. A. VEITCH. goth and II SITS. NV,
OJJIGLEY'S PHARMACY. 2lst and g SITS NV.
s NJ WAGNER & CO, 1st and II sts- nv.
l. T TAYLOE, cor. 9Th and SITS NV.
NICHOLS PHARMACY. 18th and Pa. ave. NV.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY. 18th and Park
road.
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HELP wANTED-Male and Female

WE TEACH Pitman. Graham. Gregg. Barnes.
and the Syllable systems, IS 70 lvV words per
minute IN $50 hours guaranteed Positions
provided for or pupils Catalogue free.
ETENOGRAPHIC ACADEMY. Colorado Bldg.
noz0-tf
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ROLLER SKATES.
BICYCLES.

FOR sALE-2o0 bicycles IN excellent condi-
ton. incIduing all leading makes. s. and up
c. T. HUNTER, The Bicyclemsn. lI3 Pa
ave nv. feI5-3t
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KELp wANTED-FEMALE.

WOMAN-Neat young eolored; light com
plexioned: single; aged IS 70 80 write mans
and address to BCX' lis, Times once. ~
WOMAN for general Homework; go hom1
nights 61s st. NY.
WOMEN-Whlte: 10 sew straw hats and run
straw machine. Apply at once. III q 81
NV. IoI9-ee
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MUSIC.

MADAM J. ESPUTA DAILY suggests: The
child is the unconscious artist, the artist the
conscious child. Music school, Il2S + ne
Lincoln 409 NJ Mabel Montgomery Riley
violin. Norman DAILY, pis1s. fes-S0t
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WARTED-ROOMS.

ONE LARGE furnished room or two com
municatng. centrally located BOX g.
Times once. fe15-3t
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FOR 9ALE-mIscELLANF2Us.

also springs and mattress new. chairs rock
ere, tables. kitchen side board. also wearing
apparel. l25 Sd -. ne. fel7-st
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ALI. CASES before all courts and depart
ments. Aid in business and private difficult
ties. Collections and litigation everywhere
Moderate charges. Confidential. " S. Legal
Corp se7 Bond Building. taSl-1
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

WANTED-MISCEL
F4IGHE5T cash prices paid for discarded
wearing apparel. ladies' gents, and chill
Sren.s SHOES ana hats. address postal, win
cali al any hour. y. TARSHESs aS0S fth st.
nv. phone North 49S. ja3Qtf
t7IGHFsT cash prices paid for ladies' ana
Zents' casS on clothing, shoes, hats. and
sbIrts Drop postal II. GEWIhZ. 110S 7thnW.
oeS0-u
RTG MONEY PAID for desirable furniture
car3ets Office furniture. and household goods;
contents especially also stocks OF meTchan-
dise. D. NOTES. 625 La. ave. Phone n. zoos
se25-tf
WENTTED-Furniture for cash: sell your
f,Irnit1lre to the man who gives you the most
money. See HOLLYWOOD, sth and X. fels-5t
V4NTED-Porcelain bath tub and toilet
100 St ne. Iel9-St
I PAY the highest cash prices Tor ladies'
and gentlemen's cast-on wearing apparel;
5Top card: will can- c. LIVINGSTON 1919
7th St NV. or phone Main 62sl. Jaso-set
$50 - 49,
WANTED-Roll-top desks, furniture Of all
Kinds: books and store fixtures. r HAIR
RIs. Gss f ST. nv. fell-l5t
WANTFD-To buy two second hand la
trobe stoves; sens postal TO 7. JOHNSON.
s2i 10Th st. nv. AID viii call. jas0-sot
HIGHEST cash prices paid for worn gar
ments ladies' or gentlemens. Also shoes
ana hats. I viii call any hour. s. KE-
BESKY. 1906 Tth st. NV. Phone n. 1850 N.
1a2T-sot
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FOR SALE-A frst-ciass station buss, ac-
cOmmodate 6 people: cheap Tor imme1iatH
purchaser. BOX us. Times Office fel7-st
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SPIRITUALISM.

IF YOU WISH ADVICE and information u,
any subject call % see Ar. Million ard get a
also teaches hypnousm. mental hy-1ns IN. sII--
gestion and palmistry. 3l2 Eye 81. nv. feIs-7t
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FOR RENT
Furnished OF Unfurnished Rooms.

ZZD NV, 60z-Two nice. large. bright rooms:
convenient 10 cars and departments. light
housekeeping. rent reasonable fe1E5t
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NORTHEAST
TADpON PHARMACY. 300 Florida ave. ne.
CHAS- H BLUAlER. n Cap. and r SITS ne
McCHEsNEY & JOACHIM, cot "a and Z SITS.
KRAUS' PHARMACY, 6th and X SITS.
McCHESNEY & JOACHIM Sth and + SITS. ne.
SOUTHEAST.
A E POWELL, 4th and East Capitol SITS,
ROACH DRUG co. Sth and G SIS. Sc
NJ s. FEALY, NV. cor. 18th and Pa ave.
SOUTHWEST
Y. HUGO EISENBEISS. 7th and 3 streets.
GEORGETCWE.
f. p, WELLER. Pharmacy, 1884 II St NV
ANACOSTIA.
BLJRYS PHARMACY. corner Monroe and
Jefferson SITS
BROOKLAND. d. Q.
ARTHCTL r. F. LUERSSEN Drug store
ALEXANDRIA, VA
r 7. CARNE & CO.. 703 King So.
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FOR SALE-CaFpets. gas range. household
furniture. CAL after ,. m. lls 90 ST NV
f=fs %
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FOR SALE-MoToR CYCLES.

1907 MODEL CURTIS used about 600 milss.
si25. one Indian, good condition. &i25. I. y.
MUDD. Jr., 1913 New York ave. NV. feI6-s;
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HELP wANTED-MALE.

BARBER-Nhite: first class, Apply at COL
ORADO BARBER SHOP. *
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BAR PORTER: man, private family; under
stands attending f--nace; butler private
family l625 18th st. nv. IL
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BARBBR-wnite. at once: 81 to good work
No At ~
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08
PROFESSOR McKAY's CHANGE.

II is unfortunate that public institutions should
lose the services OF such men Prof. A. Il. Nc
Kay. who resigned from the Mississippi 4. & NJ.
College some time ago TO engage in private bust
hess with the Mckay Nursery and Floral Com
pany. OF Jackson. Miss. after having been with
the College for quarter OF century. On his
reaching the period OF life when he and the
tcrprises he serves could profit BY his varied and
ripe experience. the public loses his services.
While the reason for his resignation has not been
given out 10 the public. 1t Is reasonable 10 sup
pose that he would not run away from his bread
aud butter. even II working for ones self has
tain attractions that working for institution o!
any Kind could not have. lie comes from family
of horticulturiats and the prestige of his family
name. together with hia long experience the
head of the horticultural Department at the A. 4
". College augura we'll for the private en,crpris.
no has undertaken, There Is great need to-day
Tor such enterprises. and tho expansion that 10 GER
tain tn come In horticulture and tho Increased de-
nand tor flowers aud ornatncn,als generally will
aro@ rapidly. Professor Mckay has many friends
aud vide acquaintance that tho whole.
The prospect ~ that tn. States loss In being de-
prisrd of hla mcvsicea ~i rebound TO his persona,
gain through the Industry he In engaged In.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

When all at ouer there a Thought
IN nae. and asked myself: What art thou afraid
or Wherefore. like a coward. doa, thou forever
pip and "himp~r and 30 covering aud trembling:
ncspicahlo bipcd' What IL the sum total of the
"orat that lea bcfor" thee, Death. Well Death:
aud say tho pansa of Tophct. too and all that tho
Devil and Man may. will or can do against thee,
t!ani thou no, heart canmt thou not suffer
"hatsocscr II be. and. a Child of Freedom
though ou'enn'. tramplc Topic, itself under thy
feet while IL consumes thee Let IL como then.
VIII meet az And az no thought. there rush.
cd liko stream OF arc over my Who'll. soul: and
! shook base F.ar away from mo torsvor.~rrom
Thomas Carisie's "Sartor Rexartus"
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

OF tho minor happenings OF tho las, week mra
lion should be made OF tho election of Lieutenant.
Governor J. J. Sanders an Governor OF iouiBlana
OF tho brighter outlook for tho Appalachian Park.
Speaker Cannon having finally succunbcd to the
pressure IN its favor. aud of tho death OF Edward
Mcdowell tho composer. whose music has bright.
ensd many an American homo. Tho English
Parliament IL again In session. but this holds no
interest for America. Supreme Court decision
OF far-reachng Importance Is that which declares
the right OF railway TO discriminate against
union men-the Erdman act which prohibited
discrimination being declared unconstitutional
Tho meeting OF the Southern Cotton Association
to 10 held Ia Dallas. Texas. February 18th and
goth. Is an event In which not only cotton grow.
ers but tho whole country 10 Interested
And finally Congress seems likely to do an act OF
tards justice by prSvsdiss for ~ vaymeu, OF al,
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08
THE oNE.uoi,sE FARMER.

In all our discussion Of tho need Of morc
hor~~-t,o~rr tools and machinery. let this ono
thing he clearly understood VIC would not
Tor any confederation discourage the our-t,or~c
farmer: there 10 nobs'siy cl>r anxious
to ~rrsc aud To help: far morr anxious
a. help him than To help his wraiti,lcr
,rott~r. And there /. rva>ou in the world foe
ais t~c"nnx discouraged. II II far. Tar better To
bc an independent onc-horsc farmer than to hc
somebody hirvd man in measure cal.
,eo in = country STORE. And to the intiust rjous
onr-hor>c farmer wherever hc L. wc
take on our hat and give hand. The only thins
want to do II To inspire him with ambition aud
determination to Il" hs very best = = nr-t,osur
'ar'"~r aud thou To make himself = two-horSe
armrr just ss'on his thrift aud industry can
urtns him to this cnd.
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WHAT iou WILL FIND ~ THIS WEEKS
PAPER.

Page
Alabama Horticultural Socety-Prosram IL
. "'cxohs on Farm Observation-Disclosures. II
Farm Implements That Have Helped Me
Carbon Notes by Mrs. c. s. Everts IS
Give the Children Some Work OF Their Own
u. {. Falconcr Observation-Disclosures.
l"gnmea and Deep Flowing ....... II
More Horse Power and Less Human. ..... 3
More Horses Not Morr Hired Labor
Parable OF the Slave OF the Hoe . ~
Hush 10000 Postal Cards tn Jackson
The News Aboit Farming Machinery ...... Is
They Are Coming, Father Abraham
Trying tn Farm With Human Machines ~
What rools CAn A6Urti7 A. L. rrouch To-
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

A GENERAL SURVEY.

The real news OF tho past week may be- bricn,
told. Political speculation has made the bulk
OF It. Hughes aud TAT, and Bryan and johnson
have been much In the iimei.sh,. while Mr.. cor,el-
you. once regarded ~ a Presidential possibility.
IL explaining to a critical Senate the Justification
for the Panama bond issuc-ordercd BY Mr.
Roosevelt to relieve the rccen, panic. In Con.
grcxs the members were largely talking for Hun.
combc--making campaign speeches ~i'h slc~
TO their in tho coming eampaign~unul Mr..
Roosevelt startled them with special message 81
strong and clear TO provoke tho enthusiastic
approval OF even Mr. bryan. while tho Atlanta
Journal pronounocs IL the ablcs, message Roose
welt has ever delivered. From across the Allan
tic came news of the assassination OF King Car.
los In the grca, daiiica tho Tha~ trial cadcd
It's weary In the verdict o! aeaui,,al Tho
ground Of insanity: and there has been much ado
about the marriage Of Mas Gladys Vanderbilt TO a
titled foreigner whose name ~e canno, locate. but
which sounds like n cross between anccxe and
mild soda water explosion. In tho Southern leg
isla;ures prohibition and railroad legislation have
held righ,-of-~ay. and In Georgia ~r md tho be-
sinnings OF a lively Senatorial contest
- -
SPEAKING or PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATES.
Speaking OF Presidential candidates. the eoan.
try II TO be congratulated upon tho prospects
now ahead OF Il. Tho Democratic candidate. IL
seems. will be either VIM. J. Bryan or John A.
johnson. and tho Republican candidate either
VIM. II. Taft or Charles E. Hughes And every
one OF tho four. In our opinion. II an able clean.
high-minded. and patriotic man--in fact. ~.
doubt II the two great parties have over present.
cd better men as the four most popular eand-
datcs. The Democratic South. for example. can
look with much more equanimity upon Repub
can success with Taft or Hughes as tho standard
bearer than II a sectionailst nro-cater like For
aker were leader. while the whole country would
be safer with man OF the statcsmanlike quail
ties OF Taft or Hughes In preference TO mon of
smaller mould like Shaw. Fairbanks Knox or
an amiable old liooligan like Cannon As for
MIR. Bryan. even his bit,crest opponents admit
his honesty and patriotism. and he has a hold
upon his party such AZ probably only two other
men 10 all history-Jenerrua md JsuAsun-have
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

satisfactorily presented claims for Southern cot
ton confiscated by the Federal Government. while
another bill introduced by Representative Ed
wards OF Georgia provides for the return of the
famous and infamous cotton tax to the States
from which It was collected.
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08
JOHN A. JOHNSON.

And John A. Johnson Governor Of Minnesota
the one man who may yet be named instead OF
bryan. Is a man-substantial. modest. thorough
who has run State government SO we'll as 10
give ground for the faith that he woald do we'll
II made ruler over greater things. HI has over
come much. As boy he had TO support his moth
er-his father deserted hcr-and he never went
school a day after he was thirteen. But he
has always been student. and in lsss-aged
twenty -hve-he became editor. developed
steadily. and in 1895 entered politics as State
Senator. His reputation continued to grow. and
when a Republican family quarrel broke out In
Minnesota in 1900. johnson was recognized as
the Democrat who might beat tho Republican
candidate for Governor. And no did Il. getting
700 majority a. Democrat although Roosevelt
carried tho State by $4,000. And as Governor
he did 30 we'll that hc was reelected in i90s b,
a plurality OF 72.3is. although tho Republicans
had their own way with every other once. N
Governor. Johnson'a tax reform and railroad
regulation polic!cs have put him into touch with
prcacn,-day popular movements. and yci no IN
no, regarded with dis,rus, by homes, wealth. No;
anita .onisiic TO Mr.. Bryan not pushing himacf. hc
would make . strong run A. = Presidential eandi.
date.
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~ THERE WE'RE NO sES-TIoNALisM N
POLITICS.

After all IL aaid. however. 80 seriously doab,
nhcthcr this Democratic Governor OF a Northern
state II tho equal In ability and s,s,rsmansaip
o: Hokc Smith. Democratic Governor of South
err State. or aomc of our other Southern leaders
~hose claims are dcbarrcd by the lingering ghost
of sectional feeling. Governor Smith Ia iua, now
in tho public cyc by reason OF his refusal 10 mako
tho expected run tor. tho United States Senate To
succeed Senator Clay That hc ~anta 10 go TO the
senate he frankly admits and hc could DO elect
Cd II hc would run-~bui hr cannot satisfy himself
that /, would DO right to leave tho Governors of
:ce until every pledge In hla platform la fulfilled
Consequently no will again run for Governor. In
this situation senator Clay may succeed himself.
I'D, II In nov said that no may dad opposition In
scaborn Wright. tho ~cil-kno~a Georgia psohl.
hilton leader. and In Tom Watson. whose prom.
inencc as a ropalis, has never ioosrn-d tho won.
derful hold his ability. eloaaencc and honesty
have given him on his State. and yet another
explanation OF Wa,sons strength may DO found
In tho fac, that political though, IL probabt,
moro liberal In Georgia than In any other South.
statcs)
The Southern farm gazette. (Starkville, Miss.) 1895-1909, 1908-02-08

ever had And do not believe that even Jack
son was popular enough to have stood two de-
feats and then risen to leadership third time
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1908-08-12
State Chairman Matthews in
Close Touch With the
State Situation.
MANY LETTERS RECEIVED
Tone Of All Shows the People
Are Rapidly Lining Up for
Taft-SWisher Ticket.


Though Republican state head
headquarters here have been opened
but a few days, much campaign
business has developed there and the
forces there are quite busy furtherlng
Republican interests. There Is actlv-
ity in every department and that
activity has been reduced to per-
feet system, to be admired by ali
for Its smoothness and case.
Large quantities of letters have
started to come in from all over the
state and heavy correspondence Is
resulting. As stated these letters are
from every section Of the state and
from men high and low, from the
leaders and from the workers. Many
of them deal with the political sltu-
alton in their respective localities
and the action being taken along
lines to bring about complete sue
cess at the polls. They all report en-
couraging conditions and a flatterlng
outlook for the national ticket headed
by William II. Taft and the state
ticket with Charles w. Swishcr at
the top. Information is asked as to
poll books and other election supplies
as well as for campaign literature
and the like. Most of these letters
show that the Taft-swisher ticket is
the only one the people are interest
ed in and they also show that the
Republicans all over the state are
manifesting a deep interest in the
success of the ticket just named.
They further show that the workers
everywhere are preparing themselves
to enter the campaign in real eru-
est and make an effective and sue
cessful fight for the ticket and party.
The scope of the correspondence
however. is in Its infancy and before
many days the headquarters will be
deluged with letters. and the work at
headquarters win become of such
magnitude that the mailing depart
mcnt will daily send out bushels up
on bushels OF correspondence into
every section Of the state.
The reports coming into hcaduuar-
ters are of such an encouraging and
tiattering nature that the atmos-
phere there is filled with jubilatlon
all the time.