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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-08

Hon. E, w. Carmack, candidate Tor
the Democratic nimonaton, tor Cover
nor delivered in debate with Gov. Pat
terson:
"a aides and Gentlemen-I must
Mead guilty of the one crime Tor
which this administration has no par
don. | am a candidate for Governor.
In the judgment of my opponents this
is the one fact in my record that
makes me unworthy of your respect
ond confidence. Those who thereto
fore had been loud and lavish in my
nraise who had even classed me with
The greatest statesmen of the repub-
lilo who had declared me worthy even
- tho highest honors in the gift OF
the people, suddenly felt Justihed Dy
the mere fact of my candidacy in de-
nounclng me as a demagogue, as
political adventurer and Duccahee.'
one Of the chief organs OF the al
mlnistrauon, which nad peeh espo-
ciallv extravagant in my praise, WIN
ont anv new fact to justify its de-
Darture except the fact that | had
hacOH6 ohN AASNN
for vote of the people, declared that
| ought to have my polltlcal throat
cut from ear to ear, and that l De
,eft to wallow. like stuck pig, in my
own blood. My honorable competitor
himself, speaking under his strong
sense of outrage that anyone should
nresnme to dispute his God-given
right to be Governor of Tennessee
ranresented me in his Nashville
sneech as a cruel tyrant thirsting TOT
the innocent blood, and as savage
wolf preparing to eat up this Dlesseo
1ittle lamb. My opponent, however,
will at least do me the justice to say
that | am not in sleeps clothing.
Ladies' and gentlemen, shall pa
tiently leave it to your Judgment
whether my record as Democrat
makes it a capital offense for me now
tn offer NV services to the Democratic
marty. | shall also leave it to your
Judgment whether the record OF TINS
administration has been so infalllDle
and immaculate that the mere TACT OF
onposition and criticism is evidence
of total depravity on the part OF those
who criticise and oppose it. Let me
only say that If the insolence OF once
can so impose itself upon the PUBIC
mind that a man shall be deemed IN
famous simply because he challenges
it's supremacy and summons 1t TO the
Judgment bar of the people, then the
way of the political transgressor Will
he made smooth indeed.
Against my opponent as an lndl-
vidual | have not one word TO utter
| should be glad to know that the
years stretching out before MIN VIII
be filled with honors to himself ana
usefulness to mankind. even dare
to say that | shall be doing the best
thing for him, as we'll as rendering
the highest service to the Democratic
party. If can rescue him from evil
Influences from which he seems
powerless to deliver himself, and give
him an opportunity to start I'VE anew
under the guidance of wiser and more
unselish counsellors. However tnaI
NAV be. | have no attack to make up
on this administration except by way
of a Just and impartial review OF us
record. | have no appeal to make
except to your sense of public duty;
| have yet to learn that in doing So
have been faithless to my duty as
Democrat and citizen OF tennessee
MOTIVES FOR CANDIDACY
MISREPRESENTED.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-08

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The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-05-08

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The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07
SUCCESSFUL MEETING OF EDrroRs.
Iron River People Spread Themselvei
to Make Things Good.

According to all reports the members
of The Upper Peninsula Press Associa-
ton will always hold warm spot in
their hearts for Iron River and Editor
P. O'Brien.
A meeting of the association was
held in that village last week, begin
ming Tuesday morning, and judging
from the various reports furnished by
the numerous editors present, it is safe
to assume that nothing was left undone
to make the event one long to be re-
membered.
During the progress Of the affair
many splendid addresses were made by
visiting prominent men and the whole
ending with banquet of no mean order.
At the business meeting the following
named persons were elected to Office
for the ensuing year:-President, F. l..
Baldwin, of the Escanaba Journal;
Vice President, Thomas J. Flynn, of
the Negaunee Herald; Secretary-treas-
uref, p. O'Brien, of the Iron River
Stambaugh Reporter; Executive Com
mittee, James Russell, George Hol-
bein, Thomas Conlin, r. A. Douglass,
and John Wilson.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07
Bad Blaze Occurs
at Skanee Friday.
Large Barn Belonging to \. NJ
De Haas Containing . Number
Of Head Of stock Burns.

At 6 o'clock Friday morning the lit
tie hamlet Of Skanee was aroused by
the alarming cry of fire, which when
located proved to be the large stock
barn located near the N. M. DeHaas
mill.
At appears that at the above hour
stated teamsters had been to the
stables for the purpose Of feeding the
horses housed within and shortly after
returning to their breakfast the fire
was discovered.
Before assistance could be procured
the building was enveloped in mass Of
seething flames and all entrances to the
barn practically cut of.
Among those who sustained loss Of
live stock were Alfred Nelson, one
team; John Brodt, one team; and Chas.
Hartvig, one horse. A team of horses
belonging to Mr.. DeHaas, which was
stabbed in q portion of the barn was
saved by dint Of hard labor.
Just what the actual loss will aggre-
gate has not yet been determined but
in all cases will be keenly felt by each
of the sufferers.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07
Same Members Nominated.

Monday evening a caucus Of the cit
izens of the village Of L'Anse was held
in the Opera House and was largely at
tended.
w. L. Mason was elected chairman
Of the meeting, Chas. H. Menge, secre-
tary; and Messrs. T. A. Taper and M
Deschaine, as tellers.
On motion and support the same
gentlemen who have constituted the
council for the past year were renomi-
mated. The body present assuming
that owing to the work now in hand be-
ing 90 far advanced that it would be
the best policy to re-nominate the offic-
ers whose terms had expired that they
might continue without interruption.
The following 10 the personnel Of the
ticket:
For President I'll Patrick Bulger.
For Clerk - Cornelius d. Shea.
For Treasurer Noise Deschaine.
For Assessor Matthias Hansen.
Fer Trustees Roger c. Williams,
CHARLES p. Blankenhorn, Charles Ram.
baud.
| The ticket is to be known as the
Citizens ticket.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07
Newly Organized Order Meets.

An order hereafter to be known as
the Society of Maintainence Of Way
Employees, which was organized about
two months ago at Michigamme and
composed of the various way employees
of the d. s. S. & A. railroad, met and
held its third monthly meeting Saturday
evening last in the basement of L'Anse
M. E. church.
The society has splendid represent
alton and will hold regular meetings the
last Saturday evening, in each month,
and have its headquarters in L'Anse.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07
DoNs NEW DRESS.

One year ago Monday next. the
firm now exciting a. The Baraga
County Publishing Co., purchased
and assumed control Of the
business which for the past quarter
of a century and some years over
has been conducted under the cap
ton Of THE L'ANsE SENTINEL.
n During the twenty-seven years Of
the periodicals. existence, like many
others, It has been frought with
hardships galore, but having been
established on . firm foundation,
and in a prosperous and thriving
community has stemmed the tide of
adversity until it has become lead
ing factor in the newspaper field of
the upper peninsula.
With the beginning of another
year, which occurred in December
month, many new additions have
been made TO the equipment Of the
plant, and with this issue we pre-
sent one Of the most important,
that Of q new dress" for THE
SENTINEL. During the past week
an inexhaustive supply Of new type
and other material was installed in
both the newspaper and job depart
ment, and with the equipment now
in hand, it is with considerable de-
gree Of pride that we now offer the
paper TO our friends and splendid
list of subscribers.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07
FAST AND FURIOUS.
Basket BAH Game Of L. b. s Girls
Interesting.

The basket ball game which was
played here Friday evening between
the Reds and Blues was one of the
most interesting which has taken place
in some time.
At the end of the second half the score
was tie, and by a field goal the Reds
broke the tie and won the game by q
score Of 80 to 80.
Considering that this was the first
game for the young ladies and the short
time the practice games have beenE going
on, it was clean, fast exhibition.
Miss Francis Campbell captained the
Reds, and Miss Clara Menard, the Blues
Theodore Edwards, official referee
There was good attendance.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07
Father and Daughter Poisoned.

Wednesday evening as the result OF
of eating sardines at luncheon, Meador
Seavoy and daughter we're the victims
of ptomaine poisoning.
The symptoms developed shortly after
the fish had been eaten and while the
poison did not act as quickly upon the
parent as the child, for time both
were very i'll.
A physician was summoned immedi-
ately upon the discovery of the trouble
entities were administered, heprogress
of the poisoning stopped and the lives OF
both saved.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07
Copper Country superintendents Nee,

A meeting of the copper country
superintendents of schools will be held
in the village of Houghton on Saturday,
March l4th. In consequence an invita-.
ton was received here by the superin-
tendent of L'Anse High School. The
program will consist of series of dis
cussions on educational topics, and such
amusements will be furnished as ban
quet at the Douglass House and bowl.
ing contest at one of the local alleys.
The event promises to be well attended.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07

Tickling or dry Coughs quickly loosen
when using DR.. Shops Cough Cure.
fAnd Il IL SO thoroughly harmless. that
DR.. Shoop tells mothers to use nothing
else. even for very young babies. The
wholesome green leaves and tender
stems Of lung healing mountainous
shrub give the curative properties to
DR.. Shops Cough Cure. 1t calms the
cough, aud heals the sensitive bronchial
membranes. No opium, no chloroform,
nothing harsh used to injure or sup
press. Demand DR.. Shops Take no
other. For sale by Campbell & Mason,
L'Anse, and Baraga Store Co., Baraga.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07
+. A. Me||encanlp
Back From Con.
Head Of LAnse Schools Home From
Washineton Convention.
Roosevelt speaks.

F. A. Mellencamp, superintendent of
L'Anse public schools, returned Non
from Washington, d. c., where he at
tended the sessions Of the National Ed
ucational Association last week.
Mr.. Mellencamp says that the meet
ing at Washington has been pronounced
the most successful and profitable ever
held in the history of the association,
and that the attendance. which approx
mated two thousand, was the largest
at any meeting ever held by the super
intendents. Great educators from all
parts of the country were present to
present their views in addresses before
the meetings, and very helpful discus
sions of interesting questions confront
ing all 'superihtendehts of schoois'were
entered into at length.
Three meetings were held each day
of the convention, one each in the morn
ing, afternoon and evening, with the
exception Of Wednesday afternoon when
the members met in the east room of
the White House and were addressed
by President Roosevelt. There was
not great deal of time for sight see
ing, as the meetings occupied the days
and evenings, but during intervening
hours the points Of interest were visited
by most Of the educators and the trip
was generally pleasant.
The sessions, besides giving the sup
erintendents from all parts of the
country the opportunity of hearing ex-
haustive discussions Of important sub
jects by widely reputed educators, per-
formed to Office Of making interchang-
ing of ideas among the visiting MEM
bers possible, as a,form of etiquette
of their own making was adopted, max
ing it good form for members to discuss
matters with each other without form
al introduction. This made the visit
agreeable for all and the intercourse
was very profitable.
Following is gist of the address
made on Wednesday afternoon by Pres
ident Roosevelt before the visiting edu-
Gators. The entire speech occupied a
time space of about half hour.
Il would not have you preach an i'm
possible ideal, for if you preach an
ideal that is impossible, you tend to
make your pupils believe that no ideals
are possible, and, therefore, you tend
to do them that worst of wrongs-to
teach them to divorce preaching from
practice, to divorce the ideal that they
in the abstract admire from the prac-
tical good after which they strive.
Teach the boy and girl that their
business is to earn their own livelihood;
teach the boy that he is to be the
home-maker; the girl that she must ul-
timately be the home-keeper; that the
work of the father is to be the bread
winner, and that of the mother the
housekeeper; that their work is the
most important work by far in all the
land; that the work Of the statesman,
the writer, the captain of industry, and
all the rest is conditioned first upon
the work that finds its expression in the
family that supports the family"
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07
OCTAVE SIcorrE.

3 Remember that when the Stomach
1;s. 1ssvss fail or wsssn s.:! Dygtpsia q In
strengthen. ..s these S c, same weak .:a.I inside
and then zee how quickly health win
again return; ~, Week e .e,sa6 Heart And kidnsS s;s
the Re:torative, where Heart pains,
oupS Ps.fSS Scus dru9 Ilsy E: stUmssS
z s;,se wrong .s 6 e the ssuss ssas q ct thee Z;
test t viii | surely i tell tsii. For + % sais s. Camp %
BEN 4 Mason, L'Anse, and Barag,
Store Co, Barags.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07
,orSsi -; l.ASs::.tSss. M.

Word was received this week to the
effect that Cord Johnston, formerly .
resident Of L'Anse, but for the past two
years aresident Of Bradentown, Florida
was seriously in and that physicians had
given up hope Of his recovery He was
well known throughout this vicinity
and the copper country having for {
number Of years conducted business IN
this village and later followed the lakes
a. q vocation, and it is with regret thai
the sad news comes to his many friends
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07
New Law FIRM xs,ablished.

Wednesday afternoon articles of in
corporation were filed with the county
clerk for the establishment of new
law firm to exist under the firm name
of Mason & O'Connor.
The company is composed of William
L. Mason and Joseph =. -O'Connor,
both well known gentlemen of this vii
Iage, and widely known throughout Bar
aga county and in fact the upper PENN.
sula in general.
Mr.. Mason, the senior partner, has
for the past six years held the position
of prosecuting attorney Of Balags
county, while the junior partner, Mr..
O'Conner, has had q successful Law
practice throughout the county for the
past four years.
The new firm will have headquarters
in one Of the convenient downtown Of.
fees and it Is with the best wishes Of
The SENTINEL that the gentlemen en-.
ter upon . new business area.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07

The regular meeting Of the Womens
Home Missionary Society will be held
at the home Of Mrs. c. r. Blankenhorn
next Thursday evening, March 18th.
Everyone interested in this work is re-
quested to be present.
MRS. J. B. SMITH,
Secretary.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07
Aftenfion HofoeUen.

Now ID . good time to bring In you
repair work on buggies and wagons be
fore the spring rush il on We are h
. position TO give them immediate at
tention.
S-7-tf. OCTAVE SIcorrE.
The L'Anse sentinel., 1908-03-07

$4,000 paid by Dr.. Shoop for any
recent case Of Grippe or acute Cold
that rs cent box Of Preventics will
not break. How is this for an offerl
The Doctors supreme confidence in
these little Candy Cold Cure Tablets
Preventics-is certainly complete. It's
800, against Is cents pretty big
odds. And Preventics, remember, con.
tain no quinine, no laxative, nothing
harsh or sickening. Pneumonia would
never appear II early colds were always
broken. Safe and sure for feverish
children. 48 Preventics, 25c. Fol
sale BY Campbell and Mason, L'Anse,
and Baraga Store Co., Baraga.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-12

b M ule<icsl Fsse Eu= ysE are 10 BE-
informed tE.s sns l@is ceoa-sr y II iis-
srty - Te.staif~ his rtssl 4 b. osx-
% D. csssSsas~ him. b. cas-by
strategy t.EG e<ers rszze 4osss a
tenayts lhis - n. greatest u risi1s
To fali i< .asssai.sur 10 ss,ssHs caste
pc; ouiy ~irh sne lsay sp e.essiou. bsi
also ~ith the heki. ~ersa- foE no
serI Of Any ssirss ~osla 1904 us,eu .
sssis ~ho had ANONYMOUSLY f.iiea a;
such crisis sni.-ss b. sno.sld ree~bili-
tate himself - eieh means - accom-
ylh-a the almost im.,ossisso
san isos all this into considerations
- be watched s.Rx --rec.suiag IN the
~A~y chair ~hsch sally had fnjgai
hia-eros dro~sy
sally said sam al the right mo
ment. play something
Il aout care to- protested sally
Bu, then she turned prettily to Sesy
shall l. s~ay7"
Yes. smiled seny. from his Elysi
um. secure and cosfsdent 4 aou {
CARE
And said sam insiatogsis. well
all sing You air, me tenor, seGy
bass"
Il can't sing no bass" said SeGy
costly. and sa& knows IT. he can !,
make no foo oR of me. Go on. III
set here and-and-eajey mssen
This ~as the direct rustic challenge.
with aplomb, sam might choose his
~eapoas' ID made no odds And
sally had to take 1t up for seny. This
she Loyalty did
Unfortunately. when Sally went to
the shado~-the lamp had To be
mosed-snd In that sleepy hollow
chair. but she had all possible con
hdence In him-snd alas he had In
himself. For a while he Toasted his
eyes upon the exquisite back she had
turned to him-and then. With a thrill
of possession. inventoried the hair he
had kissed-a little disordered the
lips-the waist he had embraced
how glorious that Was, II seemed al
most impossible nov that he had done
II. And the hands-whst9 He was
lost for a moment Then he Was
plowing opposite his father. The voice
which had so sweetly-~hat Was IT ex-
actly It had said-what?-be was
nearing the line stake-still plowins
he could hear the voice quite distinct
ly-many of them-a choir-'I want
to he an angel Aally seemed nistily
there-but he was still plowing-now
he stopped-more and more mist
Seny slept.
Sam stopped his tenor that Sally
might hear him sleep.
He said he couldn't sing bass"
grinned Sam.
Sally's hand few to her heart. She
had been trilling. II not with the art.
yet with the feeling, of a lark. 1t was
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-12

Il have never kissed no one but
mother" said Sehy, who felt heinous
i don't know how. / don't know what
made me do it-I couldn't help u. Ii
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-12
v
Vhe CtOetSoopio cueo.

Vho Ce04NoopiN CUeo.
The old man had plowed six times
around the six-acre field the next
morning. singing and whistling his
unearthly tune as he went when ssRy
big bay around in the opposite direc-
ton. The first time they passed his
father only winked mysteriously and
continued to whistle. The next time
he stopped.
We won't go home tell morning,
hah, Sef? / usen't to myself Say
looks like somesing occurred after all.
hah? No one don't stay tell morning
unless"
Se6y was silent.
That's right Kiss but nefer tell
For telling breaks the spell. II you've
had one and want another-kiss but
shut your head up. Say-you dom I
want to be no anchel now, expect
hah? Mebby you own one"
But Seny and the mare had disap
pointingly passed on.
Well, Gee-wo-way-gee Git
along" And he also made another
furrow-in a less happy temper
When they met again:
Whoa" rcared the old man. and
the mare stopped-frembling in hel
tracks. He laughed Bets still re
sponded If SeIy did not
"-Sef-Seffy. did anysing occur"
Se9y faltered guiltily . moment
Yes he said then briefly .somA
thing always occurs''
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-12
CALI eMrtaGO An ooseerson
Hhy oes aDssAsao aaass.,ns Was sssvss
~ - ~ ooast0a

lnveot1ve OsasO seldom aeA1e~eo
ssccsos q H. Arvt aktemp1 4 ~
grOwn ~ h RsaasylvapiA ~ ~
6evOes1 his leasurs Aours ~ oaAy
nootAs - tAe making q . 01DA1n0
neco3os of has own deviAnG = ~
cO0pes1ol Il 70 Ais satis1nce1nn -
reeoaveA - 0aAe . trial e u WS1A-
sut sayinG . word 70 anyaoo - 0af-
rSe1 his 0acAfne Down fru0 - 09a1e.
where - ha1 wrought peaDso01 ~
after aay e bf1aG n to pefese<1aa. -
took II ct TO the barnyarl, WA0e
on CAs6y. tAe family eUW, $500
paacslly cAeviaG her cud veeA hsr btg.
lusty caH playing round ~. A ~
ninuAss later HE mother ~ hin tV-
ing - re-enter the house uoeesa. He
was covered with dirt frua heoA to
foot and in . state OF deDofalinafioa
generally. In his hand he was car
rying something that looked like -
wreck Of toy battlesAip Tor
mercy's sake. Jud." she exclaiDs1.
what have you been doing." I've
been trying my milking nachine -
the COW he said. Your milking -
chine Good land, Did the COW 70
all that to your" No. answered
Jud. "Old Cherry would have stood
for it all right II was The calf that
-er-kfnd o seemed to objsct to the
machine e--Youth's Companioa-
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-12

simply the Joy with which Se9y Aad
Allied her-only Joy. vast and free. The
red Aamed In her cheeks at what
she saw. I shall not describe IT, No
lover was ever more abtect-no lady
Was ever more furious! We see the
comedy Of II only. We would not have
beea hurt, eh7 But We an not live
thea or there nor under 1Allys curious
s0All sondittoas-Aos with Sally's ten.
~. Cursossly enough. this Scripture
ea0s 70 0Ally's nind:
~Cosld ye not watch With ne one
hOar?
YOa know what strange and inop.
portune things come into the dis
tressel. unguarded nind.
Sally rose with . dignity which
even Sam had not suspected. and said !:
"GeOtlemen, good night"
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-12
.. 2. aD>o~es. Pres -. =. OrAss. Cash
a. onse0aA N'oe-F'rss.
no e6u oaicoal oaok
- AAssOa. G0slA.
Established lss2
s001aoA s0sUA.s So . s1ASAar1 0v11sns.

Issues Money orders Payable at Par
Anywhere IN the United States at
the following rates
Gu sans not exceeding $50 : cents
cNcI s2o and not exc ding 40 Ia cents
over -" and not exc ding Sc. rs cents
over -" aud not sNc ding 50 ~ cents
over tse and not exc alns 100 % cents
Larger sums at the same ratio
This Is the cheapest and most corveu-
rent way 10 send money, and Is perfect
~ safe Try N
Also issues money orders payable In
foreign countries.
PAYS the Highest Market Price for
County aud School Warrants. and Court
Certificates
Loans and Discounts at Reasonable
Rates
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-06-12
Not . Reform~.

should think You cOsld easily
show the errors of your political op-
ponents- Perhaps" answered eea-
ator Sorghum, but if sho1A osA-
vince them they would stapay aAope
my suggestions without givinG -
any credit for them The oppositjsa's
mistakes are part of NJ eapttal.