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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1908-04-11
REALTY TRANSACTIONS

Entered Of Record April 10. 1903
Manuel Jose and VT TO Bishop of
Lcugfna
Bank of Hawaii Ltd to Mabel W
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Est of Chun Along by admir- to
Bishop & Co "
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Emile MacfarIane and hsb to Al
exander Young Observation-Disclosures. Z
Est Of B P Bishop by trs 10 Jared
9 Smith NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. L
Kun Chan to Kaneohe Rice Mill
Co Ltd NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Z
Est Of Chun Along by admir- to
Gaspar Silva A
F NJ McGrew and VT to E s Nc
Grew ..--+-.-.-...---+-.- NJ
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himself and MS passions Z he would
succeed IN life. Please insert this as
favor - one who tries hard 10 do
unto Others. As he would they should
DO unto him"
Yours sincerely.
GEO. A. DAVIS.
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POLLS
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

HIGHEST cash prices paid for worn gar
ments: either ladies' gents: send postal
viii call B. TARSHES, 1908 It'll ST NV
Phone North i93. je1-tf
DON'T WORRY about getting rid OF your
household effects: am In the market for our
hiture and merchandise. all kinds; big money
paid D. NOTES 6l5 Louisiana ave. 2h,ns
NJ s05s. rnvIs-ao.s.a0f
AN THE ONLY NAN that pays the high
est cash prices Tor aides and gents cash
on clothing; drop postal ] VIII call. r.
>-S'LDSTEIS. go D 81. NV. T1yT-su, "a. th-sot
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ROLLER SKATES.

SPECIAL SALE % ball bearing rink skates.
Our special skate Rainbow" $3.50; Barney &
Berry rink skates. $500; Vvt1slow rink sIxates
tSOOi Spauldlng rink skeJes, s3.75; expert
skate repairing: We sell al parts OF skates
Z. /. HUNTER, us Penns -lvania ave NV;
open until S p m: Ne carry a fu1 linz ~
6DauldinE goods. sei9-sot
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BRANCH OFFICES.
E-nD1- Nv ~

GOLDEN BERG 5. 9TH and b sIs. nv
6. KAHN, SONS q, Co, SKI anC Market space
GREEN CAPITAL A ID Y h x I i 5 - -
AGENCY, LAO 18TH At M.
". z. McNULTX, Cigar Store, 18th and p nv
:. FRENCH SIMPSON. cor 7th ST. Rhode
Island ave ana l. St
Il T BUTTS PHARMACY. tth 81 and
Massachusetts ave. nv.
CHAS. L. HORNUNG, Chrlstiani Pharmacy.
sw. cor. 7th and n sts. NV
EASEORD'S PhARMACL. New YORK ave.
and North CaplIOI street
TARNOLD, S4OI I4th ST NJ.
H a EEIICH. ZytE and ii SIS. nv
SLIGLEH'S PHARMACY. list ard q ats *.
G NJ WAGNER & Co. LIST and IL sts. NV.
i. I. TAiLOE, cor. Sth ana 4 Sts. NV.
NICHOLS PHAhMACI. 18TH AID Ea.ave. nv.
PARK ROAD PHARMACY, lltn & Park ROAD
4ATTINGL4'S PHARMACY. I4Lh and l.
r. u. HOWARD. 18th and "
~ '. POlTIE. 80 BriEhsWOOd ave.
1ALTBE'S PHARNACI. 1851 Calyerr 81
GESSFORD'S PHARMACY, gth and l. sts.
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MATTRESS MAKING.

MATTRESSES 7eulade and thoroughly busted;
furniture repaired and reupholstered by hrst-
class mechanics; box springs ard box couches
MADE 70 order; UphOlsterers' supplies BE-
DELL MFG. CO., s3s-64o ST. NV. seig-Sa-
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

Advertisements win be accepted at
RRv o. the following branch Offices
at regular Office rates. II il Is in
convenient to leave advertisements
at either branch Office or The Times
Business Office, they may be tele.
phOned direct TO The Times Main
$500, and a messenger will call to
collect without additional charge.
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A z. POWELL. 4th and East Caplto! stA
ROACH DRUG CO., 8th and G sis So
- 3. BURROWS, 18th and Pa. ava.
y. =. WELLER, cor. Sth and /
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

BARBER-White: hrst-class; s12 guarantee.
3007 18th ST. NV. Oc5-3t
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NOATHEAsT.

1-ADDON PHARMACY, 200 Florida ave ne
CHAS. h. BLUAER, N Cap. anI r SIS ne.
AcCHESSEY * JOACHIM. cor. p and Z SIS
ERAUS PHARMACY. cor. 9Th and Il sts
AcCHESNET s. JOACHIM. Sth and / SITS n C.
bENJ. l. l-ANHAM. 18th and L. Cap. -
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DRESSMAKING.

ST ROSES INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL. 2o23 G.
NV. takes pleasure IN announcing thar * Is
prepared TO III orders for ladies' and misses
gowns, wraps. tailor-made suits. waists: Ia
cles trousSeauN. and infants l2yettes en-
broloery sPeclalty. sa9l-I5f
The Washington times., 1908-10-06
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

SITUATIONS WANTED-FEMALE.
FIRsT-CLAss DREssMAKER wishes work
IN private families BOX 30. Times office. 1t
WASHING to take home or work by the day
so New York ave. NV. II
BY. RESPECTABLE lady place as chamber
maid. general Homework IN small family
San loo= ith NV. Il
WOMAN-By good coIored woman, place as
good cook or general Homework or child
nurse cal at Sl5 i St NV. II
GOOD HOME Iaundress on shirt waists or
days work. Call or address 1913 Lincoln ave.
WASHING to take home; references 1l30 81
DRESSNIAKER-By white woman as dress
maker TO 20 out by the day and sew. I776
Willard 81. NV oci-3t
SITUATIONS wANrED-mALE
BY YOUNG NAN situation as assistant In
IlIsl-c-ass saloon 70 learn business Address
BON pa, Times office Il
A MAN wants work OF any kind after D
m good references; good service. MAN,
Times office. Il
PAINTING, kalsomining. glazing. vanishing
odd jobs. lowest prices. Address PAINTER
63j Virginia ave Sc.
PLACE by student from : TO $50 a. m 81
Elm 81. NV oc5-3t
BY SETTLED gentleman. situation as man
aEer IN business place or as superintendent OF
1elp. address Bon eOl. Times Office. oc5-zt
YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATION
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU furnishes cou1pe-
tent clerks, stenoBraphers. statesmen. solicit
tors, bo0kkecpers 10 employers free Of charge
CLIFFORD i. JOHSON, Secretary. 1Tg6 C sd
NV Telephone $500. ocs-tf
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SOUTHWEST.
Y. HUGO EISENBEISS. 7th and srrsetA
MCDONALD. J. W. a aud L sw-
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GEOhCGfOWN.
JAMES z. SMITH, I264 Wisconsin ave.
+. WELLER. Pharmacy. ASA II 81. "a
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

ANACOSTIA
SCRYS PHARMACY. corner Mo1roo ant
Jefferson SITS.
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PLUMBING.

HOW ABOUT THE PLUMBINGg II n I-5-r
satisfactory cali on me- long established: -
t1nPeached reputation VA COMRADES Co
los 7Lh NV plumbing. heating
5e16-ru. IA. aa-sCr
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POULTRY.

DON'T LOSE your chickens o., .slxass. \
Roup disease and cholera cured by Sfo7e7s
Red Powder SOUTHERN POULTRY SIP
PLY Co. SO II NV. iyl4-tu. "a, sa-s9t
The Washington times., 1908-10-06
MONUMENT WORK.

HAVE YOU neglected u place the proper
monument upon that grave2 Call and see -
VIII save you money. BYRON MONJT-
MENT WORKS. 18th ana c sta So
5yIl-tu. III. su-90t
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

ALEX ANDRIA. VA
= l. CARNE q CO, 7U3 King 81
CHEVY CHASE. ND.
4 SONNEMAN-
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

ALL BOYS NOT NOW BELLISS
NEWSPAPERS AND OUT OF En-
PLOTMENT SHOULD GALL UPON
THE CIRCULATION MANAGER OF
TRE TINES auao-tf
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

BRIGHT. active boys. sixteen years Of age
as bundle wrappers, and bundle collectors;
good pay and splendid chance for promotion
Apply 10 H. ". SCHAUB. with Goldenberg's,
9TH and x SITS. oc4-3t
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

SPECIAL REDUCTION in all delicious homo
cooked meats, salads and etc. select gro
eeries. fancy layer cakes. fancy fruits, and
melons on Ice Ideas for serving wedding
receptions. etc. a. Il. UNDERDCgVN. I74s
l4th nv Dainty china anc glass ware 10
nlre leS-Sa- IL. th-9Ot
The Washington times., 1908-10-06
PAINTS AND SIGN PRINTING

WORKINGMEN. the fall season has arrived
ny plI = bunch OF money Tor a suit OF
Overc0aL when We can save You a s. b5r1 -
least on either coat and vest. = 10 ss-
pants, 1885, coats. $780, goods all u mol tail
Or-.nace slightly used)s one price 20 all. can
and see them JUSTH'S OLD STAND. sIs
ID. az
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

BOYS WANTED
GIRLS WANTED
GOOD CHANCES FOR
BRIGHT BOYS AND GIRLS
AT 8. KAHN. SONS & CO
We have openings, with good chances for
quick advancement. for boys and girls Is
years Of age and over In the following posi-
tons
store messengers, Bundle collectors
Bundle wrappers, Wagon helpers
Positions which Offer to both boys and girls
special advantages in the way Of thorough
business trimming through our daily school OF
instruction.
The Washington times., 1908-10-06
DETECTIVE AGENCY.

bltADtORD'S DETECTIVE AGENCY. Suiss
- O1-o-a-J -l--lllgr Ian and ". Expert
.l4FeSS.5GSlClss aly cause. A. sections St-.lt-
- e0n-l-ent-a- Phone Alall 80 N.Elt cglI
SJillnol1 ia MORGAN BRADFORD. IT..
-------'4-- ssl--sgt
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TO THE LADIES.

BROMIDE eAlarging: blue and black from
patent prints. drawings and lantern slides.
commerce.. photographer h. A. Farm
HAM. S36 f NV aus. III, Su, tu-90t
LATEST STYLE: ladies' ana gents. suits T.
order; dyeing and repairing OF ladies' and
geHuemen.s outer garments, satisfaction
guaranteed. LOUIS GOLDMAN, 507 18th NV.
Fnone ~ 592 " 5eu-th. Su. tu-5Ct
LADIES' TAILORING work neatly done 2lII
Pennsylvania ave oci-7t
OLD CARPETS woven into handsome revers-
IDLE rugs The only sanitary method. drOp pos
tal. ACME RUG co. 15lS + ST nv oc3-u
FACIAL TROUBLES-PimpIes. blackheads.
wrinkles. permanently removed Hair on face
ana arms removed without electricity so y
st. NV. se2O-s0t
LADIES fine suits made 70 your measure:
alterations and cleaning at reasonable prices
RING. the tailor, cor. 18th and X W. Phone
N F495-Y- se39-20t
EVERY LADY uses Blue Point C1nee roasted
fresh every day, sc per pound Thank you.
Gail again.
II. II. ELLIOTT.
sez--3Jt 1870 18th ST. y. W.
BUENA TOILET PREPARATIoNs-Pu
facial tonic fOr ladies'. prices mode. ate MISS
LAURA CADMAN. rs 18th ST.. Ia dressing
and manlcuring pariOrs. sel8-tf
BROOCH PIN FREE
with2J ping pong photos for ZJc: Merry Widow
photos for zoe FLYNN'S OLD RELIABLE
STUDIO. 453 Pennsylvania ave seI2-3t
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

Three times within enc week. - cents a
nnes times. consecutiyely. 80 cents line
~ 4nlmum space. lines.
The Washington times., 1908-10-06
HELP wANTED-Male and FenaIe.

COLOEED MAN AND WIFE FOR housework
So. bring references FISHERS AGENCY
80 IUth NV ocs-5r
HELPER on coats. 80 r sLnw. oc5-5t
WHAT one months salary viii do. Il win
pay for a years Instruction at Woods Com
merc.aI School New classes start Monday
Day sessions $40. night sessions. $50 se27-tI
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

YOUNG LADY in our pattern dept: posi-
ton permanent Apply at s. OPEN
HEIMER & BRO. ola sth st. NV. Oc5-5t
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

A CORDIAL Invitation Is extended 10 IN,
public 10 attend IL f. SPICKLER'S SIS It'll
81 NV; opening LIST, %. and 3D. sez7-S1t
The Washington times., 1908-10-06
AELP wANsFD-MALE.

ACTIVE WHITE NAN. work on farm
city; steady position. Call after G. %.
NV.
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

CORNER GROCERY SW.; rent SIS. 1rscs-
$50 corner grocery BloOmingCaIe rent -.
aally sales. go 95oJ5 grocery, aa-.- dairy
sales So. only SI.Sl0- NEW YORK Ef-sI-
vs. aE0haAs. " ]. -
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

AIcELI FURNIsHED looming houses f-7--
500 % $1,000, centrally located. Inspector
invited Offers wanted NEW YORK ET--r-
NESS BROKERS. Oh r ocs-7t
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

YOUNG LADY typewriter. one with lrowi-
edge Of stenosraphy preferred; state expert
ence and lowest salary. Address BOX 2CJ,
Times Office. II
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

BOy-Not under l6 years old. as bundle
wrapper. must be well recommended. WM.
HAHN a. CO.. cor. 9Th and X. 0c5-2t
The Washington times., 1908-10-06
PSYCHIC-PALMIST.

GET \ READING from ar. Million II vs.,
want information On any matter IA 80
tel you what you w-sE 70 know. Readinsgz
SIZE. EyplJIlsn taught slZ Bye % s. -
IeI. Main 81 $500
The Washington times., 1908-10-06
WHERE TO BUY.

WM- z. MILLER, ABS and 40 tn St sw
Dealer IN household furniture. Floor covering.
Special bargain sale this week
Phone Main SEQ
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

Z LUTHER. sos ifth 81. Nv. ladies' hair
dresser. sig maker. latest French and Amerl-
can styles, shampO0iug, hair treatment and
cOlJrlus. aul6-Su. III. th-tf
The Washington times., 1908-10-06
BUSINESS oPpoRruN1rIEs

WE HAVE the largest list % places and
G!ieAls. see - II you wish 90 buy OF sell.
= l,9-lsaed $50 NEW YORK BUSINESS
-OR LCNCHROOM SEEKERS, PennsyIvs-
ma ave near departments: cheap rent long
lease; only $50 Lth ST. NV. near y. 0aaer
leaving city, sacrifice. $780, oyster and ch51
mouse, near SIN and u sts.s price. $3.50 ald
corner lunchro1m business section mort d s-est.
ttks $50. SEW YORK BUSINESS BEOK-
Frs. Oh F. ocs-gt
CIGAR AND PERIODICAL STOREs-Isln 81
NV cheap rent. ClIy 500, transfer frre-.17--
ideal stand, rent, SIS. price. $50 OF mo-.
9TH St NV. near a. rent. So; me nat- So
~ invoice near lfth and It., s. 90 or Ius5.c-
~" YORK BUSINESS BROKERS, GIL =
NICELY FURNISHED rooraIng houses f-5T
>9D - *-u9ps centrally located. Inspection
invited Oners wanted NEW YORK BU-I-
NEss BROKERS. 81 r ocs-gt
CORNER GROCERY sW; rent 81 r----
- sa-eA, 80. @yy'' grocery aN.i daily
s&.Fss eel only sI,1l1- NEW YORK ErSI-
EEss BROKERS. 81 T. ocs-st
PRICE attractive. p00Ir30m. cigar 500
FeiiilsJ ifaHia ave. rent 500 doing a u.-s
business, owner leaving city BOX rs. Times
FOR SALE-GrJcery meat. and r-5,--7--l
store. one " the bes- cash stands ia the clr-
or washington dong a cash business % over
~ Il -A+r on account ~ other business VIII
sell O. Immediate purchaser Tor 500 rarE
cash and balance on time. or an irv5lr-
-A1-Tess BOX 20. Times once oc5-gt
WISHING % increase the business 1 -
ABOUT 10 form a stock company would Ike
70 meet a party with about $500 or s. 90
~ invest ia one Of cle best D-uubInr ana
-eAL-lS businesses IL Wasllnzt5u v.0rE.1s
--I-- = u - hands All the time. Only par
--=s "-il references as % financial Standing
--l-.a-y ana AFFINITY WIZ De attended TO- Have
Office -.
1913 STORE large windows. IlEht 80
Ale--ent location reliable people ezceIIeut
80 --s---=-9- Agly 90 llth NV 0cs-sc
2 o-t st--E-DiniEs and lunch room 10
.- --i- FINISHED rJ0lls- Invoice or 500 cal
-.es- y and 4 ,. ~ We1neE1ay OF Thurs
-- 81 - Oe6-1l
LCD-- l-JJd- centrally located seven -F5Tsg-
s'7]-i1-e- COX ~. Times one oc5-st
-. ~ --7L, many years' experience. Win
-------- El1ct-tlJners- an present ulacs f1-I-
years. VIII give EJ1- Interest 70 b-~I--- -
S-'z--- partnership BOX III. Times once
sttO-zEtf-Ezcellelt business and I5earI55-
r-E-t price THORNTON. T0f sth ~ M
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

UMBRELLAS RECOVERED.
We MAKE a silk umbrella Tor 81. bring u
your Old umbrella and get new cover. Don
JarOw IL away. N IL PHILPITT. 90 / nv
Jy-f-f, 81, tu-5gt
The Washington times., 1908-10-06
FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

FOR SALE-1I0tlon picture machine. Powers
CaInerg-apn. ia perfect order, whole 0utnt
compete can be seen al u Cedar ST.. Tak0ma
Park, ~. C. ol5-gt
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-i--- ~ ~ EE~EeAeAy4--thz = Aflt1---rLl 81
NV cheap rcnL. Clly 500, transfer Junction.
IDEAL stand, rent, SIS. price 500 or invoice.
tJn 81 NV. near u rent, SO, me fiat So
~ invoice, near 18Th and IL, 81. 90 or invoice
NEW YORK BUSINESS BROKERS. GIL -
gc5-5t
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

COPPERSMITH Expert.
EMPORIUM OF copper; sheet iron works. ]
l. GRAND. COppersmith. IDS II 81 NV, ais,
French ranges. retinning copper utensils. cot
Zee urns. steam tables and al kinds % cook.
inE utensils Phone Il. s926
ierI-th- Ss1 rrr-Q0r
The Washington times., 1908-10-06

AUTO LAMP EXPERTS.
T F. MOORE & co.
lamps Of every description repaired Mated
and polished 5J6 John Marshall place nv.
oc1-9Or
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-12-11
IF you SEE 1T IN OUR AID ITS so.

In the course OF an editorial on the
Tiptonville lynching the Nashville
American says: THE mob knew 1t
had the right negroes, the negroes ad-
mitted their guilt and said they knew
they ought to be hanged and did not
blame their executioners." The Char
lesion News and Courier thereupon
asks Does our contemporary COM
NIT itself to the proposition that a
negro is more competent than a jury
to decide whether or not he should be
hanged " The American is commit
ting itself to almost any kind OF a
proposition these days. This PROPOSE
lion lie no more amazing than several
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-12-11
THE RICE INDUSTRY.

Should the average person be asked
to name the great rice producing
State of the Union he would without
hesitation answer South Carolina. But
no greater mistake could be made.
/ For nearly a century that State was
the premier in the list of rice produc-
ing commonwealths, but during the
recent years 1t has been outstripped
Louisiana and Texas and last year
both of those states produced crops
many times greater than that of South
Carolina.
The rice industry of this country, as
one of the great money crops. has
been Of comparatively recent origin,
although rice has been produced in
the low lands OF South Carolina and
to a limited extent In other states for
over a century. Last year the rice
crop Of the United States was worth
to the growers $16,OS1,000 and still
1t was necessary to import large
quantity of the cereal to supply the
home market.
During the past eight or ten years
the rice industry in southern Louisi-
ana has grown by leaps and bounds
until last year that State produced
3 ,0SS,000 bushels or almost half Of
The entire crop Of the United States.
Texas was not far behind with $780,
200 bushels South Carolina was a
Door third with $4,000 bushels. The
.otal production Of the country was
$685. 900 bushels, the remainder be-
ng divided among the States OF Ar
lansas. North Carolina, Georgia, Flor
da Alabama and Mississippi In Ar
KANSAS $4,000 bushels were produc-
d and that State bids fair TO distance I
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-12-11
THE HIGHEST TRIBUTE.

The highest tribute to the memory
of the late Senator Carmack Is being
paid by his friends and neighbors-
those who knew him intimately since
boyhood-of Maury county and Colum.
bis. who "re preparing to erect a mon.
ument TO his memory Already nearly
three thousand dollars have been sub
scribed by several hundred people, the
design being. to make the fund popu-
lar.-Chattanooga Times.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-12-11
SOME ELECTION FIGURES.

In proportion to its population Ken
lucky polled the largest vote in the
recent election of any State in the
South. In fact, it is the only South
ern State where anything like full
vote is generally cast. In that State
the vote for Presidential electors was
100000 although elections there are
more frequent than in Tennessee,
the State contests being decided
lin the odd numbered years. Ken
lucky has 100000 more population
than Tennessee and yet it cast almost
100000 more votes than this State.
However, Texas with population
more than million greater than Ten
nessee in the recent election cast only
$4,000 votes or about 10000 more
than this State. notwithstanding its
small vote the lone star State gave
Bryan the emphatic majority of 1884,
900. Missouri and Texas have approx
imately the same population, but Mis-
souri, gave the several candidates for
President vote aggregating 100000
or more than double that of Texas in
the same election.
These figures show the difference in
the interest taken by electors in the
States where the result is close and |
the States where the result is only a |
question of the size of the majority. |
If Tennessee and Texas were close
between tn two great parties they
would cast almost as many votes as
Texas and Missouri, although the edu-
qualification enforced by!
means Of the Dortch law in the cities
ind large countries of this State un-
DISTINGUISHES thousands
# ignorant voters.
Tennessee's vote In the recent cleo
ion was the smallest cast In Presi-
entail contest with the exception of
904, since 1876 when the population
yas 10000 less than it is now. TWEEN
v-four years ago Gen. Bate, the Dem
cratic nominee, received vote for
overnor equal to that given Patter-
On last month, although he defeated
cid, the Republican, by less than -
000
Bob Taylor's vote twelve years ago y
as $4,000 more than Patterson had
Id twenty years ago it was almost =
1000 in excess of the Democratic :,
tie Of last month. =
ltt
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-12-11

Sheriff Conner Is to be commended
for the manner. he is handling the two
men charged with the murder Of Grow
He is keeping them in separate cells
In order that they may not have an
opportunity to plan their defense.
This course has already resulted In
good for the cause Of justice. The
Sheriff Of Davidson county might
study this example with profit to his
own Observation-Disclosures News.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-12-11
WOLDRlD &c.

South Carolina at an early date, Its
average yield per acre being thirty
seven bushels or more than the aver.
age of any other State.
The average for all the States was
thirty bushels, the average price to
the producer being eighty-five and one
half cents. Thus the average rev.
enue per acre was $3.50, making the
rice crop one of the most profitable
grown by the farmers of this country.
There is little danger from over pro-
duction for years to come, because as
stated, the crop is nothing like large
enough to supply the home market.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-12-11

The speaker at the temperance
meeting in Nashville who said that II
protested Christians had voted as they
talked present conditions would have
been impossible in Tennessee, uttered
a truth no man can deny. The
responsibility for the domination Of
the gang that is wholly unworthy, cor
rupt and selfish Is upon the church
members The Christian people are
in large majority in Tennessee, but
they will not, unfortunately, vote to-
gether where grave moral questions
are involved.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1908-12-11

The fight for temperance will be
won or lost in the organization of the
Legislature. 1t is of the greatest inn
portance that true and trusted tenn
perance advocates should be elected
to the Speakerships of the two Houses.
II the whisky forces are allowed to
elect the Speakers the temperance ad-
vocates must then face packed COM
mittees, an unfair presiding officer
well drilled and INSCRIPTIONS parlia-
mentarians. Legislative battles are
often won or lost before the members
take the oath and answer the roll call.