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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-01-06
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reasonable terms Inquire at this
ce.
toward Harris reports everything
ming S0thly at the county
ISIS Bessie Keith left for Lovelock
afternoon to resume hen work in
schoOlroom.
[rs. Keith and Miss Carrie left on
3 this afternoon to spend the
tier in California.
he Western Pacific laid off about
s Greek laborers at Winnemucca
Nhday. The cold weather was the
Sc Of the lay.off.
The Woman's Guild will give a
bee at Leonard Hall on Friday night
bVRry 21st. A cordial invitation is
ended to the public to attend. De-
Is will appear later.
The Reinhart Company announces
ewhere that Buster Brown and Tige
{ ID be at the Bradley Opera house next
tanday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
pw is free and you are invited to sec
sster and his dog. See the ad.
"a New York widow who possessed
any millions and might have married
4me foreigner with a title has become
ne wife of an American who isn't
Yen o colonel on any governors
thff.' aren't some women strange
seatures7
THE Boston Office is evidently very
trict in its enforcement of the law as
pplied to immigrants. The other day
& refused permission to q woman to
end because she had wooden leg. If
be legs of every woman who comes to
PTS country are to be examined some
pc IS to be kept busy
4onanza.
When Nelson Rounsevell and family
sparted for Oregon some months ago,
@ys the Manhattan Mail, they left be-
ind them Billy" small fox terrier
Pc. The animal became so lonesome
h0'lisconsolate at being left behind
pat he refused to eat anything and be-
pme sick. One morning he was found
cad on thst porch of the Rounsevell
|0'ne. T0E had died of grief
James B. McDermott of Lamoille and
fiss Edythe Swicke of Eureka were
harried at the Mayer House last night
y Rev. S. G. Gilman. The bride was
he Lamoille schoolma'a am and the
room is one of Lamoilles best young
ben. Mr.. and Mrs. McDermott have
large circle of friends in Elko county
no wish them happiness and pros.
erity.
1t is curious fact that no Japanese
yer sleeps with his head to the north.
The reason is that the dead in Japan
re always buried with their. heads in
hat direction. Consequently, in the
leeping rooms of many of the private
louses of Japan, not to speak of hotels
n larger cities, q diagram of the points
f the compass is conspicuously posted
N the ceiling for the information of
Sunday Magpy.ne
Washington dispatches say that the
kht between the two wings of the re.
nblican party has broken ont in earn
st and that from now on the breach
etween the president and the progress.
i've republicans will grow wider. The
ause of the outbreak is the admins
rations attempt to punish the progress
ives by holding up their recommends
ions for postmasters and other federal
fhcials in their districts. If the latent
bitterness between the factions comes
o the surface, the republican machine
vill be in badly damaged condition
Vhen the fight is over. The country
iii I'LL L. 81
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1910-01-06
Early Closing

On and after January 1, 1910, our
stores will close at p. m, Saturdays
excepted.
Engler Company,
Seymour Jacobs Co.,
d. Casper,
A. l.. Mauk,
Reinhart Company.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
MA 7 IE MO

Cuando nos disponiamos q escribir Ell
presente suelto, cOnfirmando el nuestro
de aver en que hablabamos de la nue..
va acttud asumida por ell eminente hom-.
bre politico senior Matienzo Cintr6n, He
ga d nuestras manos FL Aguila de Puer
70 Rico" con La noticia de una pequefia
eonferencia sostenida por uno de srls re-
dactores con ell senior Matienzo en- La
eual Sc confirma adn mas-por labios del
ilustre orador-Ia noticia que public6
aver el BOLETIN y que tanta sensa-
ci6n cause en- los circulos politicos de-
la ciudad
FL senor Matienzo Cintr0n Sc retira de
la politica activa. Sc va para su casa,
al seno del hogar, como buscando paz
para su espIritu despu6s de la aucha,,
euando eOmenzaba q sembrar la serniIia
de una nueva doctrina politica.
No expone mas causas el senior Ma
tenzo que la de no querer inmiscuirsey
mas Ell la lucha poIitica actual. Perd6-
Inenos eli senor Matienz0, pero nosotros.
no ros sentimos, como periodistas, salts
fectoS con esa declaration. Puede aui-
zas que sea la mas inmensa; pero, des-
pues de aquella campana sostenida en-
Hguas, eli San Juan en- Gurabo DON
de con 6l fueron ell distinguido letradoe
seilor Ilorens Torres y ell joven perio--
dista seiior Samalea lglesias, parecenos,
q. Sc lmponen Otras deciaraciones por
su partc Son diferentes las versioness
que corren.
Cuando nuestro mum. circuio aver pora
San Juan pOcas personals dieron credito.
tirme a aqueEa information No porque
la diera ell BOLETfN, que tiene orgullas
dc las informaciones ciertas que brinda
sus lectores, sino porque pudo haber
sido sosprendida nuestra buena f6.
ImparcIaieS como siempre, no tene-
mos lnteres aIguno Ell estas evolucioness
poitlcas que Sc verifcaron en- Pto. Rico.
Pero sabemos que la retirada del cam
po politico del senior Matienzo Cintr6n
rs algO que Sc sentira en- nuestro ambien-
tie como un Observation-Disclosures de ener-
gias de f1Ierzas. fts
Como un desmembramiento tambi6n de-
fuerzas y de energIas fue la retirada
del lltlstre orador senior Hernandez L6-
pcz, de los doctores Quevedo Baez y Sal
dana, del senor Sire y del Ledo. Ne
gr6n Sanjurjo
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
TEATR0 MUNICIPAL
LA CARCAJADA' .

La direction artLstica hubo de cam
biar Il Ultima hora eli cartel de la fun
ci6n de anoche, poniendo en- veg de Ia
Atdca dc .San Loros2o, LG Carca5ada
lntereSante melodrauia tan conocido de
todos, pero que sIempre gusta.
Entire los Interpreters destacaron, GO
mo slernpre, Emma SOier y el senior Pc
llicer
AmbOs fueron apiaudidisimos, espe-
clalmenfe en el tercer acto en- que es-
clicharon una Ovaci6n atronadora V pro-
Iongada
FL tei6n Sc alz6 al final de todos los.
actos en- honor Pellicer y Emma So
Ter, los apIaudidos artistas venezoianos.
Melecen tambien una nfenci0n, Euro,
pa Dueno y la simpatiea Esperanza Rest
FL espectaculo termin6 con un di-
veFtido Juguete c0mico, en- que to-
dos ganaron aplausos.
Las iiItmas funciones de esta compa-
MIA Sc anuncian para ell sabado Y dOmin-
go, porque el teatro para Diciemhre. 10.
tiene IL eompa1la de Opera
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
DISTRITO DE RIO GRANDE

Iabiendo la Corte Municipal de Ca
rolina celebrado juicioS en- este distrito
fUeron sentenciadas 8 por aterar la paz
pcr dalos maliciosos dos 4 $25 de muta,
) por iugar gallos 2 81 Gle multa cada
uno. Tambien Sc cclebraron otroS Jul
clos, siendo los acusadoS todos condena-
dos por dicha corte. La actitud del Juez
senior Aybar, es digna de elogios, pues
apesar de que las aclIsados, EN- su mayor
parte, tenian abogados para que los de
fendieran, dicho juez, halIandolos cuI-
pables obr0 justamente.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25

mes iui4pendientes, que pudiesen sarvir
de guJ3 para la accion.
La pleira angular de la obra educa-
tiva que estais construyendo, y la mas
import .nte para Vuestro eXito y fellcl-
dad personal, as1 como para ell progre-
so De b naci6n, eS el carlcter. FL de-
sarrot.o lie las facultades que os per
miti1eiu deliberar con cautela, pero
pr0ceI4r con decision; Y concpder con
afabiFidad. 8 rehusar con firmeza," IS
de prim0rdial importancia. Ell President
te W. t,ey diio: No gobierna al mum
do nj Il dinerO nj al intcligencia sOla
mente ID gobiernan Ell caracter moral
V la tureligencia aSociados a una vida
moraI Una de las cosas esencialas
de l.u buen caractcr es el sentidO CO.
mum q. consiste en- la habilidad d. Yer
las co>'t> como son, de hacer las cOsas
como teben ser hechas Otras dos 60
saS e~41riaIeS son ei buen mmor la
cortt*a Las pcquenas atenclones
endJlzeu la vida: las mayores. Ia emo
blec41. Sicmprc que vosotros deJeIs
asomar una Sonrisi, estad casl segHros'
de que Is responderan con otra, y 81
prce5ti> cI incentive para que asl sll>
cedJ. denl0strarGiS mejorcS condolences
part le4.ibrla Fl hccho de ser cort6s
con tyloS aquellos con quicnes eSttl>
Ell yp1tacto, aylldara aumentar Ia -e
licidad del mundo y coniribuird yUes
ira r>o0ia eStmaci0n. Recorda6 que
no ha.rn al jovcn la joven, al hom-
bre D al mujer, nj los bueno> Vesti-
dos. Hl las riquezas, nj las posiei0nc>
adqulr. 5d> por hcrcncia Is ST. carjo-
ter d1Ilce Y tirme el que les da derecho
d nue,tro afectO i nucstra coniianza.
En- conclusion, deSeo ofrvcer ids
otra idaa. que me han sugcrido las con
SideyfeiQneS hechaS sobre el caracte~
EErslel- algunas personals que Green
qlle b, ina debiidad confesar lln errOrI
despu-> que Sc ha cometido; personas
que cramdo cStan equivocadas. c0nti-
nlan >osteniendo su eqnivocaci6n y re-
husan rectificar suS errores. I0 he pen
sad0 >teqnpre que es este un proceder
err6ne0. Que hace mas dano a las per
sonaS que 10 siguen que a cualesquiera
Otra!I i luIenes ell error pueda afectar
he uretdo asi mismo que ese proceder
es hii9 en parte de la vanidad. per0
priucipakmente de la falta de valor mo-
raj. - VosOtrOs cOnveniS cOnnlgO en
que g, I'M defecto-una muestra de de-
bilid pt Y no ide fiimeza-y estoy segu-
TO de que vosOtros pensareiS asi adOp
tad eutonces ell curso opuesto como re
gla fla que habreis de seglIir, Y por
medic de un proceder ingenuo JUS
to, obtendreis el respeto, 81 no la adj
hesi0n he vuestros adversarios
Con nis mejores deseos por vuestro
exito en todo 10 que lleveis cabo, y
pOr que encontreiS placer en- hacerlo
bien, considelO un honor suscribirme
de F1,otr0s. como VuestrO sincere ami
go,
Geo r. COTTON,
Gobernador de p f.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
DISTRITO DE MANATI

Fl indiyiduo Francisco Rodriguez, que
ii dia de las elecciones alter0 la paz,
despU6s de haber sido denunciado por
Il jefe de aquel distrito y visto ell jllicio
ante la Corte Municipal, esta, hallando-
It culpable, lie conden6 sufrir la pena
dc tres meses de carcel, por la alteration
de la paz, Y por aggression grave la pena
d un aIo de carccl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
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Nos comunican de Arecibo que ha
contraido matrimonio por poder con
una bella Y distinguida joven mallor-
quina, nuestro amigo, el seiior Juan
Orpi, conduelio del '<HoteI Las BaIea-
res.
Deseamos Il la feliz pareja, tOdO g6-
nero de venturas-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
&%(@l&V-
e GobernadoT de viaie

ri Gobernador sali6 esta mariana las
ocho en- ei vapor Ivy para las islas
de Cnlebra y Vieques. Fu6 acompa-
iiado por el Captain Walling, Coman-
dante de la Estacion Naval, el senior
Holt, Pagador de la Estaci6n, V Tenien-
te PARA Cap0 y ell senor ST. Elmo Vol
veran eI domingo por la tarde
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25

A los Jovcnes que asistan las Escuelas
Pnhicas de Puerto Rico:
He leido con inter8s e contenido del
artistico instructive folleto que ha
sido preparado por el departamento de
Instruction. para uso de las escuelas
en- la celebration del Dia del Arbol. en-
1910. Lo c0nsidero lnuy adecuado pa
ia la OCCASION. no SOLO porque desper--
tara en- vosotros el sentImiemo de 10 be-
llo. sino porQue aumentard el caudal de
vuestros Conocimiento> prdcticOs.
La sielnb,a de arboleS beIlos Y valio-
sos en- fol1na Y sitio .-ouvenientes, es
IN trabaio practice / j. vez que esteti
60. para el foment0 d. ese trabajo Sc
cstableci6 el Dia del Arbol, Conoceis
hien la historic de este dia festive, Y
ScrIa supcrtiuo que W 1ablase de ella;
pero aprovecho la oportlnidad para Sa-
ludaros con motive De II celebration,
para ofreceros la >aguridad de que
tengo ln profundo iuteres en- vuestro
trabai0 y en- Vuestr0s TuegoS. en- Vues-
fro nrooreso Z on 1r.as.+~o placer, Mi
terGs IN eStas coSas esta inSpirado, no
solo por la Immediate satisfaction y fe
Iiciiad que elias os briudan. sinO por-
que cuaIoo Sc 1IeFah = 0aoo eherSlcd
mtehgentemehIe' 'I--ai1cah cuefPoS
NIgoro>oS InteIigehc-f> >"iloaS, y mas
diantos oaraces do afara.r CON nrndcn
,ia los lerechos d.. .,,;lnir con leaI-
tad las 0bigacioues i IN robierno IL
bra Esa resultado az..,. artividad in
tnI4ctual Y fisica
Nunca rue Ia Nei'1a1'-fa Hoertad una
dadlva, III nunca podr@ >erlo. rs una
condlclon que la proth4cen lhlcamehte
1t '''''' ~ ,'-''- ; ''N'O l0'
'N''' '''''''0' f''''''' 90 @'''' ''O'"'
Tr publcista emlreure. al discutir
la necesidad de acci6n antr I'm audito-
ro de ninos de eScgtAa los dijo: Re
cordad que nc tenala u- SOLO nervio GU
VA ley de fuerza 6 moral. cuya ley de
meioram;eato no SCI la energia. -
aoa oi' q"7 l'''''' - y eiiSeir" o,so
que eS Ho7'o V0' '@'S'''oS i''cioiS
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
DISTRITO DE COROZAL

En- la noche del dia 2l de los corrien-
ties. lie fue cscalado su establecnniento
al senor Francisco Moreno v ie sustra-
jeron $1,000 en- effective. La poll ia ha
ce activas diligencias para dcscubrir rl
autor de este hecho.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
DISTRITO DE CABO ROJO

En- la casa de Jose Rodriguez, fue SOY
prendlda una jugada al monte, siendo
dcnunciados cinco individuos, asi como
Fl dueno de la casa, por permitirIo.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
DiSTRITO DE RIO PIEDRAS

En- el mes de Agosto ultimo, fuf con
denado por la Corte Municipal de San
Juan el conductor de los carros el6ctricos
Juan Perez, No. SO, por proferir bias
femias en- un carro el6ctrico
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
Zeped Garaci
.4(A>@s
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OIstinguIdos viajeTos

FL senior Lucas Valdivieso su dis
tinguida senora, elementos prestigiosos
de la buena sOciedad 'ponceila, han re-
gresado anoche, en- el vapor San Juan,
de I'm viaie los Estados tInidoS.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
DISTRITO DE JUNCOS

En- el barrio "Gurabo Abajo", fu6
Sorprendida una lugada d 10 prohibido,
siendo arrestados cinco inviduos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
DISTRITO DE PATILLAS
DISTRITO DE FAJARDO

FL individuo Justine Tapia (a) Ca
mission, que ell dia "a de Agosto cometid
un escaamiento en- ell barrio "Quebrada
SEGA fu6 condenado por la Corte de
Distrito a la pena de un ano de preside.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
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Ell PARTE POLICIACO
DISTRTT0 DE GALES

HI individuo Juan Santos Diaz fuG
arrestado por robo de ganado, siendo sor-
prendido en- el momento que, bajo el
nombre supuesto de Jose Gimenez, Ven
dla IN novillo que lie fue ocupado.
DISTRITO DE PATILLAS
En- el camino hacia el barrio 'Pollos''
lie fueron robadcs varios efectos di-
nero al pordiosero Francisco Martinez
Investigate ell case, result6 ser autor de
este hecho ell individuO Francisco Rosa.
do qui6n fu6 arrestado
En- el barrio "Puebio Nuevo', fut
sorprendida una jugada d 10 prohibido
>iendo arrestados seis individuos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
DISTRITO DE AGUAS BUENAS

Los operarios de la fabrica de taba-
COS "Manton Govern Company, Sc de-
clararon en- hueIga pacitica ell dia 21 del
actual
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1910-11-25
Geo R. COTTON,

Gobernador de P. f.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-21
COLUMBIA SCHOOLS.

There is not another town In the
Stat eof Tennessee, the same size OF
Columbia, that can boast of so many
good schools. There are seven white
schools within less than a mile OF
the court house, also two negro
schools.
! The City Public Schools are in bet.
ter condition now than ever before
IN their history. The present man
agement Of the schools with the able
corps OF principals and teachers is
unsurpassed. or the city schools, the
Andrews ID doing primary work; the
Athenaeum, the work Of the gram
mar school grades, and in the seine
building Is the City and County High
school with an enrolment OF over
two hundred pupils. Each one Of
these schools is doing a high order
Or work in its special department
The Columbia Institute, establish
I'd nearly four score years ago, one
II the oldest colleges for young
aides in the South, has an enroll
nent Of nearly eighty boarders in
addition to its large local patronage;
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-21
CONSISTENCY,

bob" Taylor's first entry into loli'
tics was in 1875 when he was a cendi.
date for the legislature. He ran as
an INDEPENDENT, explaining to
the voters that it was time for the
old parties to be broken up. He said
that If elected to the legislature, he
wouldn't vote for that old machine
boss, Isham G. Harris. Bob wasn't
elected but when he wanted to get
hold of the public teat in the shape of
q pension agency he thought 1t neces-
sary to explain to Isham @. that he
was only a hoy and didn't mean what
he said. hob also, in his speeches
In that campaign. said that he regret
ted that he wasn't old enough to don
the blue uniform of the federal army
But in his speeches Of late years he
has regretted very bitterly that he
wasn't old enough to don the gray
Chattanooga News.
And yet, Bob claims never to have
turned his back on q Democratic
nominee.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-21

are asked to reverse themselves
They are asked to stultify them
selves by Tevitalizing and perpetual
ing the Patterson machine for nc
other reason than the amiable auto
matte of1ce-holder, Bob Taylor, Las
seen fit to espouse the discredited
cause.
1t is not the fault of the people but
Bob TaylorS misfortune that he has
given himself over to the service Of
that faction, and since he has made
his bed with those the people have re-
nounced, he must lie in it.
The issue cannot be hidden even
by a negative nominee. Those brave
and patriotic Tennesseans who stand
now for the things Carmack stood
for when he was assassinated on
November 9, 1908. cannot be ensrar-
ed by Robert Love Taylor. or any
other makeshift or substitute, and
persuaded to submit to the domination
Of machine they have already re-
nounced and repudiated. Those peo-
pie who have fought for the princi-
pals Carmack espoused cannot now
be made to surrender to weak end
plant leader who has been made the
helpless tool Of the elements of dis
'rder. They cannot be made to give
heir support to Taylor since he has
contracted to save the Patterson
machine and reclaim lost ground for
he liquor interest In Tennessee.
Senator's Taylor's expousal of Fat
erson's cause. when 1t had already
one down in ignoble defeat. adds
othing TO its merit. His champion
hip Of dying cause will not save It,
Dr. the people are fixed and determin.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-21

not of their making, but 1t has been
OF ought about by greedy, grasping
politicians, who preferred to be the
menials of a master rather than the
faithful servants of the people.
Time and again since 1908 the
forces of disorder and law defiance,
which are now in their last desper-
ate struggle for supremacy, have
oeen met and defeated. In all prev
tous conflicts Gov. Patterson has led
the fight FOR the party of criminality
and disorder, but, having been defeat
ed and dicredited under the leader
ship Of the Governor, the same ele-
ments have now come forward with a
new leader, substitute. a galveniz-
cd Moses. who is expected to lull the
people by a lullaby. turn their wrath
into joy by coon song and turn
their fear INTO side-splitting laughter
By . funny tale.
Where .iI was seriousness before
in the stern contemplation Of the
Affairs Of state, all will now be sun
;hine, Joy and frivolity.
What's the use to be serious when q
joke can be made Of the /
lopes, the aspirations and the des- |
my Of people.
Repeatedly Gov. Patterson went to
'attle With his forces, and as often !
lie was defeated, and at last. when
lie realized another defeat awaited
i'm in November, he procured the
ervices OF substitute. He called
0 his aid Senator Robert l.. Taylor |
nd placed him at the head Of the
'atterson party which had so often 1
cen repudlated by the people. 4
And now the people Of Tennessee
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-21
THE SITUATION IN

BEDFORD COUNTY
BobTaylor has always been very
popular In Bedford County. In al o.
his political aspirations, when the roll
was called Bedford has given to him
q substantial majority. He has
here many admirers and personal
friends. The Gazette has been his
advocate for quarter Of century
and we know his friends in the diff.
erent districts who have fought his
battles in the past.
There are two men in Bedford
county who believe that Bob Taylor
chung the moon," and they are "Hill
Billys', too. On Saturday we saw thes
two and many others, Of the Sena-
tors friends. All we saw supported
the Independent Judges in August,all
are now supporting Hooper and En-
loe. Those men live in different parts
of the county, and none knew of
single men that the nomination of
the Senator mas changed.
Saturday evening late an old Cop
peras" britches Patterson friend of
ours dropped in and commenced to
discuss politics And this man was
what is called in common parlianCe,a
red hot Patterson man, but he said
that he was not going to vote, be-
cause he said Sin August, when we
were fghting for our lives Bob jump
ed in one morning to help us and be-
fore the water got good warm he
pus 'sBxeL o. no UNI pus lno pedunI
said we could go to hades, and | Just |
don't feel like voting for gutter,
for If we were to elect him he might
quit his job"
In this county Bob Taylor Ii not
as strong as Patterson. The Sena-
tor has failed to carry his friends
with him, and the Patterson crowd
are not near SO enthusiastic or ag-
sressive as they were when their
idol had the nomination.
Another Thing. Patterson was a
bold advocate of the whiskey ring
and he could rally this following Bob
seems to be with the ring but he is :
lodging too much to suit even his
,wn crowd. OF course the Patterson
men who vote, will vote for Bob,but :
/ good many feel that the fusion tick
It is going to be elected any how, and
hat they don't owe Bob anything any :.
vay, that he laid down on them In
August, and that he has just as good
Is said that they have all done wrong
liz
u esnsoeq 'uosIsllBd IoI SuIsq NJ v
7ouldn't permit the convention that
ominated nim to endorse Patterpon's :
or even mention his "
anne.
The fusion ticket In this county in y
ur opinion, will get more votes than -
he Independent Judges did, and an
edford County goes SO goes the =
-Shelbyvtlle Gazette.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1910-10-21

this is the largest enrolment in the
history of the school. On the came
campus is the kindergarten and rrim'
airy school of Mrs. Mary Hine with
an unusually large enrolment.
The Columbia Military Academy
one of the best prep schools in the
South for boys and young men, Is
classed by the United States War
Department as A one, and is enc
among the few military schools in
the United States that has this high
rating with the department The
school this year Is composed OF
high-class student body and the
school spirit was never better.
The Mcdowell school, with an en-
rollment of more than two hundred
and twenty-five pupils. is regarded
as one Of the best public schools In
the county, and under its present
management is doing a high order
Of primary and secondary school
work