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The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05
MARIN COUNTY REAL ESTATE

TERMS. 1-5 CASH, BALANCE $40 MONTH.
TAMALPAIS Valley is being sold in acres at
$3.50 an acre and up. TSmalpas Valley is
beautifully wooded and commands a grand
view OF mountain and bay few years ago
acres in the Berkeley hills sold for few
hundred dollars. Today they are worth thou
sands Of dollars. Today. acres in Mill Valley.
one mile distant from Tamalpais Valley are
worth from S3 600 to $4,000. Remember that
suburban acres are hard to get. We are buid-
Ing roads and laying water to every lot. Elec-
trio light and telephone service are assured
The electric trains convenient and run on
half hour schedule. This is probably your last
chance TO get a beautiful acre homesite within
S miles of San Francisco for few hundred
dollars. We have sold 125 Of these lots in
the last few weeks. Investigate Tamalpais
Valley and see for yourself. Send for Illus
trated booklet. CRANSTON, BELyEL &
DWYER, 573 California st. Phone Kearny
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE

ALFALFA FARMS
PLANTED AND IRRIGATED
$3.50 Down. $3.50 Month.
We offer s. TO- 20 and 40 acre farms planted
to alfalfa and cared for by us; proceeds of
crops credited on your contract of purchase;
under irrigation; IN Glenn county, miles
from Willows, the county seat. ON easy terms
OF payment, $3.50 down and 81. so
an acre per month. Write us, telephone US
or call at the office for circular, giving full
particulars.
ALFALFA FARMS Co.
4O3 Monadnock Bldg, San Francisco
Telephone Douglas PISS
OSTROM TRACT
Ten and 20 acre tracts $50 and up; terms
70 per cent down, balance in four annual in
stailments; select either bottom upland.
or both.
THREE RAILROADS
Southern Pacific, Western Pacific Northern
Electric.
The upland is a red sandy loan. with a
sandy, clay loan subsoil; the bottom is =
chocolate sediment loan there is better).
only few places where the soil is less than
feet in depth Two electric power lines. Two
railroad stations (Ostrom, s. p; Anderson.
n F.. One hours ride from Sacramento ON
Northern Electric
Write for further particulars.
w. II. NOBLE & CO.,
1Ul5 Sth St, Sacramento. Main 1876.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05
Beat IT. Beat It'll BEAT It'll
You Can't Beat Tits the


You Can't Beat Tits the
JOEWE TRACT,
Bounded by Edinburgh and Munich sts., Russia
cisco.
Lots 25x1oo, 1915, $500, s425; So down, As5 a
Fine corners 5000, $3.50, 500; $40 down. $40
month.
Get busy on these now! They won't last long.
teo, cemeteries or Ingleside car to Mission st.
ana Russia av. Office corner Russia av- and
vienna st. Come Sunday. Don't forget It'll
T. L. A. OBERAEYER. Agent,
go Van Ness V. cor. Grove ST. Tel. Market 1929.
Call or send postal for folder 'B."
MACKENZIE & UNDERHILL,
Real Estate and Insurance Loans Negotiated.
Full charge taken of properties.
1006 Merchants Exchange Building.
14500-Elegant new room house; large lot;
e. -oo splendid neighborhoodi grand view.
$s,50o--s0x137:6 Green near Baker; marine
Se,5oo4New room house; finished basement
s3,5oO-Here it is; don't look any further 8
room cottage in the Mission $500 cash
and $25 month takes It.
$l,900-25x114; 9th st. Sanchez.
$l,300-25xS7: 18th st. Hattie.
$l,2oO-50x120; 10Th v. nr. @ ST.. easy terms
This ad. will not appear in the Sunday papers
RENT PAYER-Can you afford to pay rent
wnen we can sell you new, modern room and
eo5ags xaf with gas te and csT6e M . the
monthly for a definite period without interest !?
we are building only a limited number Of
THESE cottages. Let us have talk with you.
OSCAR HEYMAN & BROTHER,
113 Montgomery st.
FINE level building lot for $500: terms s25 cash.
balance SO monthly; no interest or taxes;
streets graded and severed; city water and car
line snap. Address box 4196, Call Office.
FOR sale-First class cigar store genuine bar
gam; act quick; a snap. Address box A, Call
office, San Jose.
$3.600--New cottage; s rooms; mortgage 81. 900:
near CLAYTON and Frederick. Box 500 Call
HALF LOON BAY REAL ESTATE
ALTA VISTA-Near Ocean Shore railways
Coney Island and center Of activities; 25 foot
ioss to acre villa sites, $10o to $500: terms to
suit ALEXANDER MACKIE. ia Market at
SANTA CRUZ REAL ESTATE
RANCHES. ? a. up. improveds town property,
lots \. 81 Parker 125 Pac. av.. Santa Cruz
HAYWOOD COLONY
WRITE to w N. woodson, Corning. CAL, for
nes. o. Irnlt poultry and alfalfa farms
no LEASE
BRICKMEN wanted to run a brick plant in first
class order, with unlimited quantity Of the
, finest clay that win make any thing that clay
VIII make; 800. 600 bricks In the kiln ready to
burn, with oil on hand. Inquire DIR. G. G.
0,D0NNELL.- 912 Deyisadero st:
BUILDINGS TO LEASE
water tanks, oil tank, steam boilers, engine
deep well; stable, with II stalls; frame wagon
Sne1; Srs.; rent very reasonable Inquire WUN-
DER BREWING co.
$50; store. ground floor 2ox65. $50; loft. 45x
%; $50, VIII subdivide $25 upward Phone
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05
INVESTMENTS
BONDS OFFERED FOR IMMEDIATE SALE
unknown; Western Pacific r. r. bonds ocean
Shore r. II. bonds. Peoples Water company
bonds, Oakland, and several others. Can save
you money on any unlisted security Write
for prices.
c. E. RANKIN
Monadnock Building,
San Francisco, Cal.

ANNOUNCEMENT TO THE pUBIJC-
me Oakland curb exchange is open for business
Buyers and sellers of stocks bonds and ali
securities are invited to attend sessions at
1880 a. m. and 7:3O p. m. Anv one can
trade on floor and seller only pays commits
sion to exchange. All companies having stock
to sell VIII find It much to their ADVANTAGE
70 list on this exchange. Oakland now has
the only broad curb market west of fhe
Rockies. The entire west should be inter
ested and support 1t. OAKLAND CURB Ex
CHANGE. Arcade, Bacon block
STOCKS OFFERED FOR niMEDIATE SALE
200 shares Sacto. Valley Land Co. at. S13. 90
Il Ocean Shore r. r. bond, 81 600 at zoo. 90
1000 shares Monterey Coal Co., att. so
l. 900 shares Calf. Pressed Brick Co at *
o,0OO American Wheel & Vehicle Co. att as
10 vallejo city 5s 19I4} Reservoir bonds hid
Address 2. 0. Box 754. San jose Cal
INVESTMENT
rstisa HaIe opportunity TO invest; sickness; must
small OF large Investment with PROBABILITIES of
extraordinary returns Al stock and real es-
tate, 5000 and up Bank reference Address
p. o. box SO, Palo Alto =.
WHEEL stock buyers, call at office, AIS Market
ST., and get information you should have he
fore buying outside stock
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05
OUR BIG DITCH

NOW COVERS 25, ,OoO ACRES
of the very best land in California, and later
ais have been run to each 40 acres; 1907 prod
ucts were: Alfalfa, $50 to $75 per acre; prunes
and pears, $3.50 to $515 per acre; oranges, S2oe
TO $1,000 per acre; every vegetable. fruit
grain or grass does well here; well drained
very healthful; malaria; Glenn and Colusa
counties; west side of Sacramento river.
Our special offer to close out the Boggs tract
is 81. .56 per acre per month including taxes
and interest on our best 500 land; join our
excursion Saturday afternoon Write for book
let. @. Bf. WOOSTER CO., 702 Market st.
Office open Wednesday and Friday evenings
after O'Clock.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05

COY home for respectab1s ladies' 1130 Mar
ket ST. near 7th, under auspices Of the SAL
WALTON ARMY elegantly furnished; every
modern convenience; steam heat. electric Light
and elevator service SDOtlessly clean cen
traly located; Thoroughly homellke; telephona
Market 1349s prices very moderate. ranging
from &c per night up; special rates by the
week or month: matron room 33-
AA-PRIVATE residence, close d0wntowpt an
day sunny; newly furnished: arst class rooms
eariines; phone; not running water; bath.
S1.50 week up Apply 452 Oak ST.
ASHBY av., 1852 Berkeley-Sunny furnizIe5
rooms. with or without board, private fami1vs
phone. electric light; convenient 10 s. r.
and Key Route; references
A-BEAUTiFuL rooms private family. refer
ences; gentlemen or couples 23o9 Van Ness
ay. near Vallejo St
ALABAMA St. 11os-Furnished room FOR cen
tlemans reasonable
BAKER ST.. 171s-Large sunny front roc-0-
closets. crate. etc; light house keeping priv,
b5kESFOkD. THE. cor. 18th and Howard - =
Wee sunny corner rooms. 81 week up, fransien,
BRoDERICK ST.. 152s-2 furnished rooms 1,---7-
E err tor gentlemen private familx -
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05

WHITE PALAIE HOIEL.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
I55 NEW SINGLE ROOMS. INCLUDING
BATHS. Sun AND ELECTRIC LIGHT IN
EVERY ROOM
90 SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES.
FREE OF CHARGE FOR GUESTS.
500 spIendidly furnished rooms, 35c, Doe and
T5c per day; free baths with every room;
largest hotel Office and clubrooms on Pacific
coast; facing Van Ness av.; baggage checked
and stored free Of charge; highest grade Of
white help employed
WHITE PALACE HOTEL-NEVER CLOSED.
11th and Market sts., San Francisco.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-05
GENERAL MANUFACTURERS

GOLD, amalgam, rich ore bought cash; assayin
Soc Pioneer Assay Co. 131 9th st mr. Howard
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miro OaS oe%nnofrotiidc Notional-Go-
mite in Chicago einridten.
9u5 nclte auditorium. mcldes Die
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mon0 bon $550,000 errihten lGBt,
lit III icincn dllbcren llmrilicn nobes
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mirfGlt. S0Gtc iGr Dies ni6t inner
6alb elmer angenleiienen Belt gelin-
gen, 10 pcripriht Der SeiflltB ser
Mcgicrlutg Sic poQe ltnterItiibuug Oe5
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rcgelll, melde lie entpeOer ollein ODER
I'M Gerein nit ben Signutarmdhten
0e3 9erliner gertrogeS ergreiien
mag, I'm Die mirtiame NuSiiibrlmg
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c~r5uht9cu. Sor Annahmc oes BE.
id)lltiieS biclten perid)ic0ene Serrcn
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melde sic g~cgenmGrti9e Hegierlmg
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britii6e Heqierllng mlfioroern
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tide o0er territoriule 2lnipriihe 81
ctobliren ooer OaS SntereIic Oes bel,
9iiden Bottles oltf irgenO cine Meiie
ST ifG0igen beobiid)tige.
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Ncttc Mcidlinprcnc.

Nem Oort, 26. Scbrltor. = Snl
~bieiiacn Obcrgcrift lit Cs gcitern ppr-
Nefommen, Dob 5n0lf oqutc inl0 gez
trcllc MtGn1cr" ser INSTRUMENTATION
Die Gntlheioung in cincm Sdoocn-
criob Frpjciic elmer Sd)cioemiin5e
iibcrlicBcn. Gem ais y&opf oocr
@oppcn" Observation-Disclosures hGtte
Die rNcp H)orf GitD Goilpop 60" cS
81 uCrOonfcn 9ebabt. COB Sboma3
GidIou 0ciicn tlcineS &in0 BON ctncnn
@nNCn bieicr Wcicuihuit iibcrfobren
unD QrtoOtct morbcn lit, nit icincr
&luNc Onrd)gciollen mGrc, bate nidt
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5lterit Sen Obn1onn llno Damn ie0cn
cin5Clncn ser @cihlporencn ms Sc.
bet NCllon1mcll.
Dab Sic Serrcn IN ibrcm Gorachcn
ni6ta Gciun6CreS n6cr gar @cieBlpi.
briggs crblidtcL Ning aus ser 9cltiir.
5lung herpor, nit Scr tic Sen pcroicn.
ten Hiiffel oc3 Hid,tcrS urlo sic Scr
urtbeilnnq 81 ic $50 Strafr ,pe9en
ibrer groben Wibottllng beS @cridtS
nnb0rtcn. GoS &crbift itono nod ocs
Nid)tcrs Iniidt 10 mcnia nit Dem
@clpciSmotcrioI I'M Ginflona, oob
Sbnlonn Simotbp g. 0ole, cin Sii.
d%)errcpiior bon Nr. 2tS, Sft.111.
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mltroc. Sort idilbcrte or sen Dor.
gon0 i'm @cidmorencn5immer oenn
olld) in ser ulperfrorcnltcn @eiic.
Won babe iif nidt einigcn fonner,
cr5Ghltc CT. 9ic Stimmcn bGttcn 9
gcgcn 3 gciton0cn. Gincr Ser Sc
ihlporcncn babe $4,000 in scr Soihe
gcbobt, Die or sur Ibihlicbung zines
@cid)GItS Gobe perpcnoen moIlen. IS
bobc ibn picl baron gclcgcn, ~fort5u-
forrmen. % fci Ser .Gopf oocr
@nppen" Toridlog aemodt uno einz
ltinrnlig onNcnommcn poroen. Sic
Nusio0cn ser onocrcn 8eihmorencn,
Die ollie ben belicreu @cid)dftSfreiien
angebortcn. itinmten nit bieicr Gr.
S1blilng therein. Tos mar ben1 Nid)-
Ter ocnn BOD 81 Itorf. Sn nid)t mi6,
5ltpcritcbenben @orten bielt or Den
Wdltnern ibr miirbe- nno gcleBlpies
9etroacn uno sic %erletung ibrcs
GibeS Dor. 9onn Icgte or ieoem cine
@cloItroie bon $50 meaen Mibad)-
iiiitg oeS @erid)ts oltf mo mics oen
8erid)tsihrcibcr an, feinen bon ibnen
mieber Slnl 8cidmorenenbicnite 5li-
5uloiicn.
Gie &lagc, lpcld)e bon Mnlpolt
2ouiS Stedler pcrtreten ipllrbe. ba.
lirte nui Dem Sobe bon Tidion's
S0dterfen 2iuie, bie am 25. sunni
1905 an Der Columbus Ipenle uro
81. StraBc cinem Strobenbobmuoa-
non 5llm Spicr gefolen mar. Gas
&iub bate iid bon Der Sono Ser
Wuttcr, oie nod Gin 0obp nilf Dem
Arlne irl,g, losgenladlt nnb mar bon
elmer in wabuiinniger 6obrt oaber-
roicnoen Gar iiberiabren lporoenI.
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Seinen Ierlctmngcn erlegcn.

Weoina, N.-Y., 26. 6ebrunr.-
Der 40 Sabre ulte 2ollis Barber.
peld)cr om @ontag feline Sdmeiter,
Die 80 Sabre alte Srou 5. 2ewis, er.
id)oiien unb Damn pier Shiiiie uuf
iib ielbit a~bge9eben bat, lit bel,te
friib geItorben.
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Ger gootmonns .Waat Sbomas

Soutbaa pom Sdlahtid}tif Gallo.
ta," melder on 10. Sebrnar Dem
Seemonn S%erlligion, Der Don elmer
Sturspele iiber 9oro g"eriiien nor.
beu mar. oas 2eben %rettete, bot pom
Warineiefret1r Metealf Elm Sdrei-
ben erbalten norin er iir leiue Sel.
eentbat marin eelobt miro.
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YmtSmiiSer WDmucrnemr.

Sos Ingeles, Sol, 26. 6ebr.
- @ouperneur 3. &. 5oole bon
Wontona, melber am Sonntag bon
Selena bier angefommen lit, bat err
fl1rt, er merbe meseu ieiner Ieioen-
oen @eiunobeit reiigniren uno am 1.
Ipril BON ieinem Amte Suriidtretcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1908-02-27

Scbrrei6er &ergleid.
Gie naolniid)e 3eitung" peroifent-
lidt eincn bohit bcohtenSmcrtben sIr-
tifel iiber nocutihe uno amerifaniid)e
@irtbid)ofts. 8runoiabe". Gns rbci-
niid)e YIntt idrcibt:
Ser Wonat Sonuar oes Subres
1903 lit in Der beiltifcn uno omcrifo.
niidcn &obeiien-Gr5cugung Elm Norf-
ltein BON %beionbcrer 9eoeutumg. Wdb.
reno Der criten 5cbr Wortotc Ocs les.
ten Sabres betrlig bic Giiencr5-gr-
5ellgllllg in ben Ser. Staoten 5iemlib
oos Goppeltc Ser oeiltihen. Sic itiea
i'm Sttpber auf 2,374,0OO Emnen
rno ficl bis Sanitar auf 1,O62,253
Sonlten, @leif5citi9 belpegte iih Die
oeiltlde MISUNDERSTANDING 5ipilden
91S,191 uno t.13S,676 Sonnen, uno
tic %perrinacrte lif bis Sanuor aliI t.
G60,725 Sonnen. Nit anoeren @or-
ten, Die ocutide Giiener5sgr5eu9ung
glih i'm Salluor bis olif ctlua tauleno
Conner Der amerifuniidpn.
nTies lit Elm lebrreihcr 9cleg fiir
bic Serid)ieoenbeit Der Gntmidluna
IN ser lestcn 3eit. Griibcn bei'm Gin
tritt ocs Hiid9onacs ioiortiaes Still
lcgen soblreihcr Werfe, bier ole mog-
lid)ite MISUNDERSTANDING Der Nrbcit.
Gas in Sen Ser. Staateu einseidla.
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Srdge.

2on0on &c. Sebruar. ~ Oas
britiihe llnterbaus nnbm belitc
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ar1iten iiebt nm cine hebertraauna
Der Gontrole les Goneoltaates 81 er.
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Gorfl.

9crlin 26. Gcbruar. Nlc
man hclltc nrittbciIt, miro &oiicr g3il.
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mad Corfu am u. M0r3 BON bier ans
ontrcten. Gr beitciat Die aoiicriaft
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Iubrt bon BORT ans gebt inter SIS
forte Oca &rclt}cr9 nSdarnborit"
uno Oa9 Nuiio .SIcipncr" bon ltot
ten,
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Soog, 26. 6ebrllor. - a6niain
@ilbelmine unb Erin5gemobl Scin.
rid entgingen beItr nobe Dem 4uloit
MIR init tnopper Notb elmer orobcns
ben @eiobr. Sic mad)tcn cine Spn.
SierIahrt uno Die bon Dem Erin;cn
geleitete 9litibe muroe in cinem cns
gen Sbeil Der StroBe bur6 Gouiiion
NIT elnem eleftriihen @a9Qon ialt 10.
tai oemolirt. @Iiidlid)er @eiic Bile.
ben Die aoniain ioiuobI, ipie ser Irini
nnperlett mo tporcn I'M Stuu0c, lid
81 6libe nad Dem Faloit SIT beQcben.
Clue sic @eiiteSaegcnmart ocs
Wotormnnnes, neld)er Den %eleftri.
iden Strom raid oborebte mo oic
Vrernien onlegte, miirbe ooS fonias
lihe~ @eidbrt in feline Splitter ser.
malmt lino beioe Sniaiien obue 3iuei,
fel getootet moroen iein. Ser Stob
idleuoerte Den Trin5en Seinrid) pom
ieinem Sib, mGbreno 0ie aonigin
raid entihloiien beransipron9 uuo
bas iheu semorbene Eierb bel Ben
3iigeln eriaBte, nod che ir9eno mel.
DIE Der Augenseugen oes Soriaas in
ibrem eriten Sfreden ouran Ondlten.
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SamoIrboieen IN 6 bic a snaen furirt.
SEQ Sintmrnt ili-sataniirt, nue Sdle bon
pumorrboioet In @ bis II 5aaen 5u fllrilen
ooer o1s eSele 5uriideritaiiet. SOC.
tCfii ,iTo&ye)
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-10-08
IrnGE RTCKLEY.

Judge Jno. l.. Buckley has con-
ciuded his first court term in Colum-
bus. and during his stay here won
the confidence, esteem and respect or
the people There is no grand stand
business about Judge Buckley. He
does not seek adulation or employ
sensational methods in order to gain
notoriety. He presides over court
in a manner unassuming and unos-
tentatious. but so dignified in its SIM
pIicity as to gain for him the respect
and admiration of all who have bus
mess at his tribunal. His methods
are thoroughly democratic, and the
bumbIest citizen is treated with the
same consideration extended 70 the
weaIthiest plutocrat.
Judge Buckley is a man OF rugged
character. He is not only inateIy
honest. but possesses the judicial
temnerament which enables him 70
view all matters calmly and dIspas-
sionateIv and render decisions en-
tireIv free from animosity or preJu-
dice. In disposition he is genial ana
frank. and in conversation one Is
IMPRESSED by his sincerity and lose
of truth. He is man who inspires
confidence on first acquaintance ana
who one intuitively feels can be
trusted implicitly. He undoubtedly
has the interests of the community
and his fellow men at heart, and The
Dispatch sincerely believes that MS
administration will be one Of the
fairest. the most impartial and the
most efficient that the people OF this
district have ever enjoyed.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-10-08
HASKELL. DOWN.

Haskell Is down and out, so far as
the Democratic party is concerned,
bnt not so for the Republicans. Has
keII is very live figure for the Re-
publicans to deal with, and unlike
Foraker he is not given to turning
ND his own friends and political as
sociates and allies. Foraker, since
his exposure and downfall, has turn
ed upon the Republican nominee and
the Republican president, and has
written and said many things which
perhaps cause the big chief of the
White House to regret that there
was ever such a thing as the White
House. But not SO with Haskell.
Although he wisely recognized the
wisdom of his retirement from the
position he held while under the fire
of the Republicans and until he
could establish his innocence, he has
since turned the batteries of his
wrath upon the president.
Haskell is just big enough man
and has had just enough experience
with trusts and combines and large
political deals to know thing or
two, and he is now giving TO the
country some of these things. We
don't think any too kindly Of Mr.
Haskell, but he is certainly doing
the Democratic party greater ser
vice since his resignation than he did
before, in laying bare some OF the
hideous deals of the Republican ad-
ministration to which the great pres
ident was a party.
Haskell's reply to Roosevelt the
past week, in which he took him TO
task for not giving him what Roose-
Welt promised every man, square
deal, was about the hottest document
of the present campaign. He scored
the president numerically and laid
bare many deals which leave doubt
in the minds of the reader as TO the
presidents sincerity and honesty. In
deed. it looks like our big men are
nothing but clay and that the trail
of the serpent is over them also.
Truly this is a remarkable cam
paign. The ways of the ward poll
tician and the demagogue have crept
into the race for the foremost office
of the land But aside and above II
all towers one central. dominant fig
ure. untouched by gossip and un-
marked by scandal, with lofty ideals
and pure patriotism which is eX-
alting the country, the figure OF the
Great Commoner Let US all hope
that he will be elected.
The Columbus weekly dispatch., 1908-10-08
APPEAL FOR FUNDS.


Again does the appeal from Dem
ocratic headquarters go forth for
funds with which to carry on the
work of the national campaign, and
again do we ask and urge every DEM
ocrat in this city and section who has
contributed his dollar to send the
same into this office at once, that 1t
may be forwarded very promptly to
headquarters.
Scarcely a month interyenes be-
tween the present date and that of
the great national election. That the
Democratic party is united and stands
the best chance of winning which 1T
has stood for many long years, there
can be no doubt. Recent Republi-
can exposures and the dissatisfaction
in Republican ranks, combined with
the marvellous race which Bryan is
making and the principles and polio
les he stands for, threaten Demo-
cratic landslide, and the prospect
should be aided and encouraged by
every means possible.
y
fDen,os.ra, can do to help along the
-canse. save to send in his euntribu
.tion. There is no missionary work
to do down here, for we are all fol-
lowers of the mighty Bryan. But in
the North, where States are doubtful
snd the voters are wavering. thefe IS
cau for help. ana the national au-
tborities are responding as we'll as
their means will permit. Against
their efforts they have the Repuoii-
cans. backed by the trusts ana mon
iaa interests. which are giving freely
n continue the party Of special PRIV
;1eoes in power. It is an unequal
ggbt and loyal Democrats every
where should rally to the cause Oh
+be marty and help all they can.
columbus and Lowndes county
should send not less than i've nun
dred dollars to the cause. NotWleh-
standing all OF our appeals ana the
anneals of those who have SO klhdiy
assisted us, we have sent forward
loss than two hundred dollars Inc
time is short for Democrats 10 re-
spond to these appeals, and We nope
that every member of the party IN
the next week will send in dollar
We want to make up and reach the
two hundred dollar mark this week.
Cand in your dollar, and 1t Will De
acknowledged and receipted for al
this Office and forwarded promptly TO
Mr. Herman Ridder, the treasurer OF
the national committee