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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15

These diagonal avenues make for beau
ty, but there is a tactical reason for them.
few guns at the palace, commanding
these avenues, command the entire city.
When t. r. is sightseeing they will
show him the great new Mohammedan
mosque, with it's domes and minarets
dazzling white in the African sunshine,
where if he goes inside, he must first
remove his shoes. And If T. r. asks what
the mosque is built of (and he Will ask
the answer will be:
"Ohio sandstone
Home? Well. say. nowi
Khartoum is built on the left bank OF
the Blue Nile, near where 1t flows into
the White Nile, down which the Roose-
welt launch has come. They call the Blue
Nile blue because it's waters are yellow.
After they have flowed together the gray
and yellow waters don't mix right away.
For miles they keep to their own sides
of the stream.
Along Riverside drive are the extensive
geological gardens. Going east, you pass a
mile of splendid villas and cool gardens
(refuges from the burning haboob. or
sandstorms from the desert) until you
come to the mudiria house, the residence
of the governor general of Egypt, I. r. 3
host.
Then there are more villas, then the
sirdar's palace, more villas, Gordon's
palace, a park, finally the Gordon Me-
mortal college. where 400 Arab boys are
receiving an English education. South OF
the city live the native tribes in their
mud and grass huts. Across the White
Nile is Omdurman with its gum arabic
markets, it's street of silversmiths, with
their open braziers and anvils, and the
caravansaries where the yelled Arabs
haggle over their camel trades.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15
T. R. is CLOSE TO DEATH WHEN
HUGE ELEPHANT CHARGED HIM
BY gibson GARDNER.
Copyright. 1919, Newspaper Enterprise

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wit Theodore
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hav a o he
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Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15
Thirty Candidates Enter

DOUGLAS. Ga, March 14.-Local politics In
Coffee county are warming up now, and all
Of them are getting ready for the primary 10
he i.eld April 20. Nearly every week brings
forth the names OF two three more new can
didatrs. and at present the list of political as
pfrants numbers even 90 viz: Treasurer. 8; tax
collector. 4. tax receiver, 4; surveyor, 1; CLERK
superior cOnrt. .; sheriff, 3; representative, a.;
county commissioner. 8. and coroner, l.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1910-03-15
VALLEY PAPER COMPANY
ACTION Is DISMISSED

WASHINGTON. March I4-Justice Wight ta-
day dismissed the action brought by the Valley
Paper company, OF Holy Oke. Mass. against the
joint printing committee Of congress on the
form and did not comply with the regulations
set forth by the COMMITTEES
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-06-22
ST0NEGA ITEMS

Mrs. ID. b. Sayers and child
rem left Wednesday with her
father for Brown county, Ohio.
TO spend a couple Of month.
Mrs. \. Ii. Reeder and daugh-
ter, Bette, returned this week
from Eastern Pennsylvania.
where they have been spending
a few weeks with relatives.
Miss Ethel Southwark. Of
Columbus, Ohio, is here on "a
visit 60 her brother, Glen South
ward, one Of our popular
engineers.
Miss Katherine Williams. Of
Glade Springs, Va, is here
spending a few weeks with her
brother and sister. Mr.. and
Mrs. seldom Williams.
X. ID. Coke returned Wednes
day after several days visiting
homefolks i'm kentucky.
j. NJ. Young and his force of
carpenters have Just about
completed 81 four rooms houses
at Midway "a suburb OF Stonega.
These houses are modern in
every respect-electric lights.
open fire places, running water.
plastered-and are a credit to
any mining town.
Messrs Beidinger, Coke
Cummins and Threlkeld Went
on "A fishing trip 10 Kentucky
last week, and said they caught
about 800 pounds, but we didn't
see the fish.
Henry Fosten's sluggers went
down in defeat for the first
time on the Stonega grounds by
a score of e u 3. FOsten saws
he will win next time.
Max GRADER is on a visit to
Louisville, Ky.
Mrs. j. n. Peirce, of Taze-
well, Va, is here visiting her
son, j h. Peirce.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-06-22
OR.kING'S NEW DISCOVERY
Will Surely Stop That Couch.
W. ii. NJ. SOCIETY

Fourteen members attended
the Home Mission Society last
Wednesday afternoon at Mrs.
MOuser's. The president Occu-
pied the chair. Devotional ex.
ercIses, consisting Of the regu-
lar songs, Scripture lesson and
prayer, were given. Mrs. White
head read an article on Help
less Children;" Mrs. Stallard
one on Child Labor in the
South. - The Bulletin items.
explaining the BY laws made at
General Conference relating to
consolidating the two mission
airy societies, was given by
Mrs. Tompkins.
Mrs. Lanier Joined our band.
She was heartily received.
especially as we are welcoming
a former ardent worker. Treas.
urer submitted her quarterly
report and collected dues which
amounted to $500. Mrs. York
asked that Miss Wells York 5
name be taken from the list. 1t
was agreed 10 buy linen for
Sacramento cloths Eighty
cents was given for this. Mrs.
Brunette resigned as president
and Mrs. Whitehead was elect
ed by voice 10 fill the vacancy
First vice presidents report
showed $44.67 expended locally,
81 visits to the sick. l3 garments
distributed and flowers sent
sick and church IA times. The
ladies We're invited to meet with
Mrs Breeding In July, and ad-
lourned by repeating the Lords
Prayer.
Mrs. w. III. ToMPKINs,
Supt. Press Work.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-06-22
DRUNKEN EXCITEMENT

at Logan, w. Va, is a thing of
the past Everything is quiet
now. Only many cases of Liver,
Kidney, Stomach trouble and
rheumatism all over the coal
fields are being cured daily by
a new Remedy called Deun's Sure.
Safe and Speedy Cure. 1t does the
work quick and at a small ex-
pense, PC and 75c per bottle.
Recommended by Mr.. Akin
son, Druggist; MIR. Barlow,
Electrician; Mr. Bailey, Store
Buyer; Mr.. Wills. Store Clerk
Holden. w. Va; Price Brothers
Coal Co, Wanda. w. Va, and
many others whose names we
have no space for. But ask for
a sample or regular size bottle,
only 25c while they last.
This remedy is now on sale,
25c. while il last, at
ENTERPRISE DRUG CO.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-06-22

Mrs. John Mullins returned
Friday from visit 10 her
father at Whitesburg, Tenn.
She reports there are plenty of
ripe cherries. peaches and ap-
Piles IN that section.
Mrs. Judge Gilley has rented
the kaylor cottage, on Ridge
Avenue. and will occupy IL in a
few days.
Vivian Mouser was here from
Big Stone Gap Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Williams
lost a little baby Friday. The
little one was taken 20 Mendoza
Saturday for burial. Mr.. Will
liams. G.. O. Johnson and wife.
from here, attended the funeral.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-06-22
APPALACHIA DEPARTMENT.

Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes. Mrs.
Sturgill and a friend, of Whites
burg. Ky, were guests last
week of Mrs. NJ. J. Holley.
Holley Kaylor spent Sunday
IN Bristol
Misses Bessie and Pearl Rush
Of Clintwood. were guests last
week of Mrs. r. G. Mainous
and Miss Myrtle Templeton.
Mrs. w. c. Thompson and
children. of Nickelsville, visited
her sister last week.
Clarence Everidge and Ed
Smith enjoyed a hunting trip
at Wise few days last week
Mrs. w. \. Breeding was
quite sick last week.
Mrs haylor returned TO her
home near Mendoza last sun
day. her daughter, Mrs. \. b.
kaylor, accompanied her, re
turning Sunday evening.
Rev. ID. Y. York returned
from Norton last week and
occupied the pulpit at the
Methodist Hall Sunday.
Rev. j. b. Craft preached at
the Christian church Sunday
afternoon.
Rev Hunter filled the pulpit
at the Mission Sunday evening.
Mrs. Villas Wells and sister.
Lille, were visiting i'm town
last Thursday.
Frank Miller and wife left
Sunday for few days on busi
ness and sigh: seeing at Chat
tanooga, Tenn.
Mrs. Charles Duffy and Mrs.
Alonzo Fiannary came down
from Stonega Wednesday visit
ing Mrs. Breeding.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-06-22

marx The wonderful progress oi the age. Al,
aights "a heavy alachines. teIegrams with.
cat wires, terrible war inyentionS Ia k,il
men. n thai wonder Of wonders-- pr
Kings New Dlscevery--to save life when
threatened by coughs. colds. iaerippe.
s>sha's. croaps bronchitis, hcnlorrhSges. kay
lever and ~hooPlng cough OF lung trouble
For al bronchial adections Il has no e,aal
II nelieyes instantly. it, the snreSt cure
James n. Black, cf Ashevslle. n. C.. n. n.
No 4, writes Il earei him Of an obstinate
cough after ali other remesiixs failed. h0..
ssd 81 %. A sEisl bolsie free Guaranteed
BY ,. w. Kelly, Dsafgist
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1910-06-22

bill, as il passed the Senate,
that it is a very long step for
ward toward railroad rate
regulation upon broad and
compret ensive lines. And it
clothes the Interstate State
Commerce Commission with
power that the courts have held
that il did not have either un-
der the Sherman antitrust act
or on the Hepburn rate act.
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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-24
CENSUS FIGURES
SHOW OUR GROWTH
POPULATION OF THREE CITIES
AND FOUR COUNTIES SHOW
45 is PER CENT GAIN.

Washington, July 21.-The census
returns from six Oklahoma counties
broke all census records, showing
an aggregate increase of 10 1-5 per
cent in three years. The special cen
sus OF 1907 gave Oklahoma a popu'
lation of 1,414,177.
At the present rate of gain the
new state will have a population OF
2,O53,3S5.
On q basis Of one congressman
for each 100000 inhabitants, Okla
homa would have on that population
ten congressman, but on a 225,OOo
apportionment it would have nine
members in the house of represent
atives.
The population of three cities ard
four counties in Oklahoma were
made public today as follows:
Muskogee City 25,27S, against IA,
41S in 1906; Muskogee county 81,
743, against 37,467.
Tulsa City 1882, against 1898;
Tulsa county 34,995, against 21.693
Sapulpa S,2S4, against 4,259; Creek
county 26.223, against 1886.
Comanche county 41,4S9, against
3i,73S.
The gain of Muskogee county in
three years is 1926, Tulsa county
1902, Comanche county 9,75l ano
Creek county 1855.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-24

matter of generosity to you, that
you have forgotten that you made
motion on the floor of the house
of representatives. after about four
months of the term had expired to
burn the records made by the house
of representatives, which had cost
the taxpayers of the state at least
sl75,000. / presume that you have
forgotten that You made lengthy
speech in support OF this, and that
the house practically unanimously
voted you down. Why did you not.
instead of attacking my record, ey-
plain TO the people OF the state of Ok
lahoma why you made this motion?
Was it because there were matters
in your own record OF which you
were ashamed, or was it because
you did not want the people In the
state OF Oklahoma to have an op-
rortunity to see the good things that
other members of the house had
done which you yourself SO vigor-
ously opposed?
indignation in the House.
| also indulge the presumption that
You have forgotten that on the last
night OF the legislature, when those
who had labored honestly and were
deslrous Of closing the session Of
the legislature with honest action.
that there was a bill pending before
the house to select members of the
house and senate to codify the ses-
| sion acts; that the original bill pro-
vided that the speaker of the house
should appoint three members from
! the house on this committee that
that provision was eliminated and n
substitute made requiring the house
to elect these three members, In
stead OF authorizing you to appoint
/ tuem. | presume that you have for
gotten that you sent one of your
| henchmen to the senate and had thar
| provision changed back so as to au
thorize you TO appoint, and when the
senate amendments came back to
the house for concurrence, you false
ly and fraudulently stated to the
house that there were no changes
as to that matter; that the roll
was called relying upon the truth
of your statement, and after the
roll was called J. b. Couch of Por-
um went to the readers desk and
found that you had falsely repre-
sented the facts. ! presume that you
have forgotten that such indignation
arose among the membership OF the
house that you were forced to de-
clare the roll call void and another
roll call was taken and the bill COM
pletely defeated. ! presume that
you have forgotten that the senti-
ment against you for this unwarrani-
ed attempt to steal legislation
through the house of representatives
created such feeling against you
that you sent for the chief executive
OF the state to come down and re-
main in the house until the close, as
you feared violence would be done
you.
Never Aided Committee.
You know this committee has beel
working as vigorously as possible 20
perfect the organization OF the dem
CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR.
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If it wasn't for getting her front
hair mussed no girl would object to
being kissed against her will once in
awhile
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to vote of the people and that now
as we had secured the reference OF
this measure, | would support the
bill and asked all the friends who
had fought with me to support the
same. Upon this the roll was call
ed and you we'll know that on this
roll call ! voted yes, and Mr. De
yerle, from Usage county, Will make
affidavit, l believe. that l went to
him and solicited him to vote for
the measure when the same failed
to pass by a few votes, and he
changed his vote from no to aye at
my solicitation. This dispensary
bill of your was killed by 10000
votes at the election. Now, Mr.
Murray, why do you wilfully, know
ingly and falsely with the intention
to deceive and mislead the people
OF Oklahoma make your false state
nents in regard to this matter?
4NO", lcpcdl, II you WIN PNihiS
this committee. the representatives
OF the democracy Of this state, to
investigate these charges, and they
find that what | say is untrue, will
declare myself to be unfit to be on
this committee and will resign at
once, but | indulge the presumption,
Mr.. Murray, that your memory, and
not your principle, is defective. Cen
eIt sity would require me to do thai
a. least
The Franklin Fight.
| also indulge the presumption
that you have forgotten that you
fought on the floor of the house OF
representatives and brought to bear
ali the prestige which your office
as speaker carried with 1t in order
to defeat practically all OF the bills
Introduced by Senator Franklin OF
Madill ami others, In the interest OF
labor and the common people Of
Oklahoma / indulge the presump-
ton as matter OF generosity to
you that you have forgotten that
when | was contending for these
provisions with as much vigor as
could, realizing that they were for
the best interest of the citizenship
Of Oklahoma, that on one occasion
Miss Kate Bernard, commissioner Of
charities and corrections, was in the
legislative hail and you insulted her
and ordered her to leave the floor
of the house You, at that time,
/ temporarily, at least, forgot that she
stood TO the common people of Ok
| lahoma in her work a veritable god
| Gess of love and an angel of mercy.
| You have also forgotten that when
the legislature adjourned that you
di1 not Jet your effort to defeat
these measures die; that you went
to Senator Frankllns district and
went upon the stump and Joined IS
sue with him in his position on these
measures before jury composed OF
| the sovereign democracy of Marshall
and Johnston counties. and that You
tried vigorously to defeat him for
reelection to the state senate, and
that practically the unanimous YER
dict OF the democracy Of those two
counties was that you We're wrong
and that Franklin was right.
Motion to Burn Records.
| indulge the presumption, as 2
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1910-07-24
lsoItllliia

81 have been using Cascarets for In.
somnia, with which have been afflicted
for twenty years, and can say that Cas-
carets have given ME more relief than any
other remedy have ever tried. shall
certainly recommend them to my friends
- being all that they are represented"
Thos. Gillard, Elgin, Ill.
Pleasant, Palatabie. Potent. Taste Good
Do Good. Never Sicken, Weaken or Gripe.
fc. 2c. Soc. Never sold in bulk. The gen
uins tablet stamped &C. 'GuAranssed to
cure or your money back Va
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Never Aided Committee.

You know this committee has beel
working as vigorously as possible 20
perfect the organization of the dem
CONTINUED ON PAGE FOUR.
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CHAIRMAN FRED DRANSON'S LETTER
EXPOSING RECORD Of v. \. MURRAY

which one of these theories you base
your refusal.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-22
From Another Point of View

Forget the germs we're not forgotten
Those Mexican evoiuons eager for a spiral descent
This makes a that We hear from San Antonio Tex
Did Won get Burr ads Detroit Newspapers
Col Fred Farnvort spoke reminiscent vein including Senator
What do YOU Rough Rider company come IN hand'
down there;
Now its Associated Press Nothing Ike having
ccnpe ion field
The FREQ Press seemed taking treatment
under Marquis manual movement O
Of Tor ihsnKsshe uo no' Apply "
stand They've had their MI
the county ccrNs Once on ouu" s'ns
for at least. fo at least one thanksgiving
society raised $4,000 IN Detroit
without mohe for good long visit
Dr. Wiley asks the food Ihanksgvmg We
would action the germs are disposed 10 take
Burr Bros dupes The newspapers that got
will return ue money OF course upon apP"'ao"
Their absence however the ankers ban
oneWe haven't with us TINS evening"
was not necessary the cabinet and CONGRESSMAN
sesp It's Senator Adrich they should Keep
The Detroit times., 1910-11-22

(From speech IN the l
The honorble gentleman from Mas
sachusetts, after celebrating whole
night upon his course, comes into this
chamber 70 vlndicate New England
Instead. however, OF making up MS
issue with the gentleman from MIS-
souri,. or the charges which he had
preferred. he chooses TO consider me
as the author of those charges. Los
ing sight entirely OF that gentleman,
he selects me as his adversary and
uours out all the Walls OF his mighty
wrath upon my devoted head. Nor ls
he willing TO stop there. lie goes on
TO assail the institutions and policy
If the south He calls in question the
nrinciples and conduct OF the state
which [ have the honor TO represent
When | find a gentleman or mature
,ee and experience. OF acknowledged
talents and profound sagaclty, pur-
suing a course like this, declining the
contest offered from the west, ana
making war upon the unofend!ng
soutb I must believe, | am bound to
heIieye. he has some object in view
which he has not yentured 10 as
close. Mr.. President, why Is thlsE
uas the gentleman discovered, IN
former controversies with the gentle
man from Missouri, that he Is over
roatched BIZ that senator? And does
he hope for an easy victory over a
The Detroit times., 1910-11-22
Gems of Wit, Wisdom and Humor
HAYNE ON WEBSTER.
BY ROBERT y. HAYNE.

s. senate. Jan. 20, 1892
more feeble adversary?
Has the .gentleman's distempere1
fancy been disturbed by gloomy fore
bodings OF new alliances to be
formed" az which he limited? Has
the ghost OF the murdered coalition
come back, like the ghost of Banquo,
10 scar the eye-balls OF the gentle
man" and will il not down at his
bidding?" Are dark visions OF broken
hopes, ard honors lost forever. still
floating before his heated magma
lion? II il be his object to thrust me
between the gentleman from Missouri
and himself, in order to rescue the
east from the contest il has provoked
with the west, he shall not be graf
flied.
| will not be dragged into the de-
tense OF my friend from Missouri
The south shall not be forced into a
conflict not it's own. The gentleman
from Missouri is able TO fight his own
battles. The gallant west needs no
aid from the south to repel any at
Jack which may be made on them
from any quarter Let the gentleman
from Massachusetts controyert the
facts and arguments of the gentleman
from Missouri il he can. IL he win
the victory, let him wear the non
ors. | shall not deprive him OF his
iaurels.
The Detroit times., 1910-11-22
ADVERTISING TALKS.
Continued From Page one.)

Some friend told you about II
you say9 All right, WHERE did
he learn about it? L K A Z 4
YOUR KNOWLEDGE of it ID
any source you please, but you
must get down to the fact aftet
all that ADVERTISING I'M
FLUENCED YOU"
EDUCATING THE PEOPLH
TO THE VALUE AND USES
OF THE AUTOMOBILE WAS
ACCOMPLISHED BY ADJ
VERTISING-and in no Other
way.
Recently the EMF. Co. adj
vertised their cars at $1,000 eacn|
A full-page advertisement was
used in several newspapers. u
was a well-written, frank adver1
tisement. THE RESULT WAS
I am told. A SALE OF SEVEN
HUNDRED CARS WITHIN Al
WEEK. business of $780,
AS we'll known as automobiles
are today, ADVERTISING rs
THE POWER BACK OF THE
SELLING END-make no mis-
take about that. Advertising is
90 per cent. of the selling of any
thing.
The automobile industry today
is so big a factor in the business
world that 4 shrewd fnancier
recently organized big company
with a capitalization of Thirty
Million Dollars.
ADVERTISING the automo4
bile is the only thing that made
such an organization possible.
{ To be continued