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S3, ,50o-YOu can not duplicate this for the price:
10 acres near Santa Clara: dark rich
loan soil under irrigation; ideal for veg
etables and alfalfa; new room cottage;
hne barn, implements and tools. BIOS
$4,OOO-Genersl farm; 1315 close to Santa
Clara: soil Is rich loan: under irrigation
from artesian well; acres alfalfa bal
ance In grain and hay; room plastered
house; good outbuildings; personal prop
erty worth 5000 included. B 2O4
$21,O00-40 acres situate at corner OF two promi-
nent county roads in the best fruit dis
trict IN Santa Clara county; deep, rich
alluvisl soil set to perfect orchard: ditcn
irrigation; profit producer; electric car
facilities; could be subdivided at a profit:
would trade and pay cash difference for s.
-. -. r. income property. A-712
$2l,OOO-4O acres OF the most perfect orchard in
the famous Sunnyvale district: prunes and
peaches; ditch irrigation: fair buildings:
implements, tools. drying equipment:
would take s. +. income property in ex-
change. 500
$50. .ooO-THIS IS UNoUESTIONABLY THE
FINEST COUNTRY HOME IN THE
COUNTY; 800 acres; 100 acres pasture
hills; 80 acres prunes: 50 acres alfalfa.
assorted orchard. including oranges lem
ones, etc; abundance Of water which has
been tmpounded to furnish power 10 opsr-
ate cream separator and other machinery.
nne room residence; large barns and out
ouliolngs- Ans
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RICHMOND AND SUNSET PROPERTIES.
BRANCH OFFICE. ia CLEMENT ST NEAR
STH AN. PHONE PACIFIC $3.50.
OPEN SUNDAYS.
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ATTENTION. PHYSICIANS

$4,000 VIII buy medical practice and homo
with every requisite eonvenience in one
OF the most thriving towns in santa Cl.rs
county; doctor retiring account of s-s
ana selling practice Of 20 years stsndino-
easily worth $4, 600 pes annum: moIern
story room house; large barn. senarste
office building; lawn, garden shrubs etc
this. aS sse
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AN ACkE OR MORE IN THE COUNTRY
IN Deautlful Lake county the famous n1incrsl
springs and summer camping grounds OF CaIifo-
MA, only % miles from San Francisco. 90
quafter mile from good town; close to schools
churches. stores. hotels: best hunring a., 49,
ing; within easy walking distance: tront s,as esn
through land; ground very fertile: ab'Indanes ~ ~
water: pure: clean. delightful and hesfth 80, -.
ing place to live. summer or winter ~ -
the stores viii buy all the produce Won raie. -
highest market price. Se Ut
One acre. ...-...-.$ 20: $40 cash. go 5o ,Doy.h,
Two acres. .....-.- lao; 20 cash. 500 month";
-Four acres. 2I5; 40 cash. 500 month";
n ~ more is1d II wanted; no interest. no taxes
CALIFORNIA HOME & LAND ASSOCT XT100
sol 70 500 Phelan bldg. San FranciSc1 W.
For Sale BY E.. Simonds 11TO Ttn St. OaE7715
A beautiful Contra Costa Co rancb Go
talnins = acres OF hrst class land now IN
years old; beautiful room bonsa rv{th -
modern eonvenienceS: electric lights ana taio
phones fine brick cellar under rha hor.o -,
also wine cellar. 24x24 with A % fncb saii, e5
stone wall; good barn wells u,jn,srai1i
and tank-, plenty OF outbuildingS OF dITeranf
klnds- and Is faly equipped for 4 500 chicL
ems. tnciuding incubators. hrootiers ana Al,
otnef artlcles necessary: blocks TO school
post0fnce and stores. I mile 70 two railroeds
8. P. and Santa Fe; this Is a beaut,f,,l hon,e.
price N.oOo; equity $1,000; win exchange for
AN exceptional opportunity for hrst class co,,1
try and salesman ON proposition 81 nerit
which will warrant ample rpturn for J. TY1.1..
man. Call WALNUT CREEK DrvrT AZ n
MENI CO, 903 First National RAM hidr
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FLATS-FLATS
cheap fats - block from car lines; lot
As TT. frontage; easy terms.
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JOS. H RUCKER & CO..
40 Post st.
Offices also at San Jose.


49 Post ST.
Offices also at San Jose
LAST SUBDIVISION OF THE FAMOUS
NOVATO FARM LANDS
SELLING RAPIDLY
those who desire to secure a portion Of these
highly desirable farm lands must take Immediate
action
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS
only 30 minutes from Saa Francisco
Located in beautiful MaIin countv and IN.
rounded By sheltering hills SUI
IOOOO acres OF these farm lands were o+ra-,l
Ior sale little more than months ago To,Ssv
less isss tnan <,Ovo acres are left These are the
enoicest lands in the entire tract and bsrc ,'.
oeen surveyed and put on the market See tSSs
and be convinced sec them
8, 10 AND 20 ACRE TRACTS
orchards. vineyards. garden land ks,.
rancnes and summer homes. Nothino 20 so,i
Il AT double the price within so miles ~ So
francesca water communication fs now estsb
liShed TO San Francisco. ~" es'ap-
Tan OF write for literature. six dsilv trains
sscn way take Sausalito boat agent on the
j. p. MASSIE & CO.
6Ol-6O2 Union Trust building
San Francisco.
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CAN Won REAT THTS'

CAN YOU BEAT THIS?
invest $4,000 and receive 81, IA annually
after interest and taxes have been deducted.
sunny northeast corner apartment house. in Par
nassus heights, one-half block from Golden Gate
park, with six room fats, all rented At reason
able rents; building in excellent eondi ion. Apply
DODD & DIXON. 749 II 81. near 9th av.
SPOT cash for or room cottage in Richmond
or Sunset; give particulars and amount. Box
453S Call branch office. 1851 Fillmore ST.
BARGAIN fats, and rooms. bath; cot
tage, T. b. 1l42 Treat ay. Apply premises.
COUNTRY REAL ESTATE
JOS. H. RUCKER & CO..
REAL ESTATE, RENTS, INSURANCE.
40 Post ST.
SANTA CLARA COUNTY LANDS
For Sale and Exchange.
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NORTHW EST CORNER FLATS
No. Gil to 6l0 0ctavia St, corner of Birch
av., between Fulton and Grove sts.: modern
sunny nats. always rented, at present low
rental Of $i5J per month; lot 60xS7:6.
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the real bargains are
advertised in The Call
CITY REAL EsTATE-centinaes,

AT AUCTION
AT AUCTION
AT AUCTION
AT AUCTION
By
MADISON & BURKE, so Montgomery ST.
Thursday. May -, at u noon.
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$7,00o-Two elegant room flats on Ford ST., mr.
Sanchez between 18th and 18th sts Lot
25xll4 Flats only one year old. Finished in
slashed grain pine throughout. See these at
once il you are interested in buying some
thing worth the money. JAS. H. holland
4096 18th st.
GOOD room house. Eddy ST bet. Devjsadero
and Broderick; basement easily turned into pri-
yate garage; easy terms like rent or will ex-
change first payment for city property NOISE,
owner, 1912 Market st.
BEST bargain in Mission--Modern room cot
tage, lot 25x114; this today only one
block from Valencia cars. s., 500: terms to
suit. OWNER, 4T4 Valley st.
81 2.600-2 new, sunny. rooms and bath cot
tages. renting for $50 month"; 200 IT. from
cars; No. 10; get on at Mateo st. 206 Ar
Hugton St
NEW house of rooms on Hill st. near Sanchez
Grand View. J. II. NELSON.
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MISSION INCOME PROPERTY
No. 936 10 93S York ST. between 21st end
ed; nats and cottage; rents s7s.50; must
be sold.
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S250-Building lots $5 monthly; level and
close to the car line. See our agent, 25T4 San
Bruno av. Take San Bruno av, car on Mission
street.
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ASTONISHING are the extremely low prices of
lots adjoining the Bell mansion on Fairmount
S4O0 to $3.50 the latter price for a corner:
this mansion is a prominent landmark from
all parts of the Mission and from ferry boats
crossing the bay: there are but very few lots
left commanding this magnificent view; terms
$50 down, $40 month: have lots as low as
$500, $40 down.
st. below 14th and get Off at Miguel; walk
north one block
JAMES MORSE. 12o Laidley Street
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new story and basement house of 8
rooms and bath: near Castro and 22d
sts.; full price $4,000
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OCEAN SIDE LOTS
$40 monthly-Grand view of the ocean;
graded lots / block from the park and cars;
take Ellis st. ocean beach cars to 30th av or
branch office 4Sth av. and II st.
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WILLIAMS & SURRYHNE.
REAL ESTATE 12S SUTTER ST

WILLIAMS & SURRYHNE.
REAL ESTATE, 12S SUTTER ST.
BUILDING LOTS.
81, t0e-JacksoD st. east of Jones' lot e25x6S;9 .
feet: graded; concrete bulkhead; ready
for building. A great bargain.
$3.So0-Hyde st. at California-22 11xS0 feet.
81, 2,100-Leavenworth at Pscihc-1s;ex60 feet.
81 ,90O-Lombard at Taylor.
$2,o00-Stanyan ST.; 25x100 feet; street asphalt.
So, 3,0Oo-Leavenworth and Washington SITS. vicln-
ity; 40x51 feet.
s3,0O0-Clay and Powell; 26x75 feet
s3,115-Clay east OF Jones; 23x6o feet.
SIC, ,0O0-NE. cor Jones and Pine SITS 43xs2:6
IT.; stone retaining walls; magnificent
down town corner: the best renting dis
trict in the city; plans for building: viii
net ID per cent This is an opportunity.
$1,000 Price s4.5Oo; overlooking panhandle Of
Cash the park: substantial residence Of
Required. rooms and bath; very cheap.
81, 500 Price 81 900; splendid modern sub
Cash stantial fats Of 81 r. and b.; lot 25 :6x
Required 96 10 feet: choicest park district: non
resident owner and must be sold
$6,O00-CharmiDg, modern, cozy house of Z T.
and b.; close to LIST av.; nice location;
mortgage 81, 500.
SIS, T50-NE. cor OF Geary ST.: lot 55x62:6 feet:
fats of 6 r. and b. each; cottage of r.
and b.; rents very low at $50. so per mo.
mortgage 81, 500; small outlay will greatly
increase revenue and give handsome re-
turns.
$40, ,o0o-Corner: Haight and Pierce SITS. vicinity;
substantial, handsome fats Of 6-7-sr.
and b.. rents permanent and low at SOS:
lot 25xS5 feet.
s35, ,0O0-Down town apartment house: strong
est renting section in the city: Is apart
ments; story building; rents $500; mag
nihcent light and sun. great bargain
and income.
WILLIAMS SURRYHNE, 12S SUFFER- ST.
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LOTS IN THE POTRERO
Fine building lots; 10Th. Pennsylvania, Texas
and goth sts.: close to Union iron works and
18th st. car line.
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], ": WRIGHT & CO.,
i3 and l27 Suffer 81.
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EDWARDS. BREWSTER & CLOVER
CAPITAL $4,000. MILLS BUILDING
WATCH SAN FRANCISCO GROW
81, 000, 900
raised in two hours for tile PANAMA. -PACI-
FIC INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION means
city of
ONE MILLION population in ) years
and an advance in Real Estate values in San
Francisco and the Bay Cities and Counties un-
heard of in history.
NOW is THE TIME TO BUY
TALK IT OVER WITH US
TALK is CHEAP AND OFTEN
PRODUCES FINE RESULTS.
EDWARDS, BREWSTER & CLOVER
CAPITAL $50, 900. MILLS BUILDING
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SOL GETZ & SONS. Real Estate DesIer,
Boon 32S, Chronicle building.
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FLATS.
$23, ,OOO-Near Larkin and California sts: extra
well built apartment house of apart
ments; rooms and bath each rents $3.50
per month"; very artistic; rented low; ma
rne view.
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S1.500--1ot 30x80. NV. cor. California ST
and 32d av.; restricted tract; adjoins Lincoln
park. formerly Golden Gate cemetery now
being improved for park purposes: finest golf
links in the country; all cliff cars pass lot and
circle new park to cliff slde grand location
for clubhouse, apartments private home
any reasonable proposition for cash or very
easy terms considered. or will trade in whole
for income or in part for unimproved property
In s. f., Oakland, Berkeley. Alameda, subur-
ban or country. at fair value.
SMITH, RUSSELL & CO.,
1S9191 9th av., NV. cor. California ST.
Phone Pacific Az
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ESTATE OF ISABELLA VI. JONES. Deceased.
No. Isl Webster st. between Grove and Full
ton: story and basement dwelling; lot 23xS2.
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SHAINWALD. BUCKBEE & CO.,
u Montgomery ST., Lick bldg.
Phone Douglas Al
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MADISON & BURKE.
80 Montgomery st,

MADISON & BURKE % Monteomery st.
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$3.50 TO Sl,25o-In any part OF Oceausid.
win make money there.
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COTTAGES IN THE MISSION
New room and bath cottage on Mission ST
Y block beyond Cortland av.
New room and bath cottages on Gladys ST..
y block from Mission and West av.
room and bath cottage, 2 blocks from 2od
st. car line.
room cottage cheap; 8 blocks from Mission
street.
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18TH Av. TO 44TH Av.
Lots in the choicest part OF the Richmond
district for building investment: easy terms
Send for new map of the Richmond district
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SO, o,O00-sacramento ST.; fine northwest corner;
lot 3I:6x100 it.; modern fats rooms
and bath each; rents 81. $50 per annum
lot alone worth $4,000, and building
could not be built FOR less than $l2, 500;
inside 90 feet is vacant; could be built on.
Fine lot for a RESIDENCE
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Double Wedding
A POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE IN
zee LICK SECTION

\ beautiful double wedding was
solcmnizcd NJ the home OF ). 1. Pad.
gett near lice Lick when NirgiI Du-
vail. WAS married 10 Miss Arrey pnd
gett and his brother Eugene welded
Miss tolie Ooks. The young ladies'
vece not related so far as known
but the grooms being brothers. II
was decided To make the affair n
doubly happy event and the two hap
py pairs were united into wedlocks
holy bonds ut the same time. and
received the congratulations OF their
friends together. Both grooms are
rrominept young farmers OF their
sections an dthe brides are two OF
the most popular and attractive
young ladies OF thir community and
they have the best wishes OF all.
License was issued here To Joseph
Hunt and Miss Mary =. Piummet,
snd they we're married on the 1th.
Roth are popular residents q the
Cedar Greek section and have the
good wishes OF everyone.
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TELEPHONE WAR
imminent HERE AGAIN
PHONE COMPANY TO RAISE ITS
RATES Foa TREE COUNTY
SERVICE PRIVILEGE.

Another telephone war seems inn
minent for Stanford. for the East
Tennessee Telephone Company has
announced that free county service
will be discontinued to its stanford
subscribers Who are paying the old
rate OF 81 for business phones and
81 Tor residence phones. Those new
subscribers who are paving the in
creased rate OF yZ7J for business and
sl.65 for residences will be allowed
thr tree county service, Manager
Homer Wray states. and the old sub
scribers who will pay the increased
rates may also secure the free SER
vice To the county This new sched-
duIe OF rates becomes effective after
Jan |, l3ll.
rs result or this ruling OF the
COMPANY Mayor Florence and nun,-
her OF city Councilmen are under
stood 20 favor making legal test
in the courts of just what franchise
OF other rights the East Tennessee
relepl one Company has in the city
! They az said To- feel that the peo'
pie are being imposed upon by :his
Increase Of their telephone tolls, and
believe that tho right of the matter
should be sited to the gottom
Manager W5y explains that tio
increased rates will be met with q
greatly increased service. lie saws
that the large force @. men VITO have
IheCn installing complete metallic
circuit 20 ttat no grounded wires
viii Er necessary and the talking
facilities over the compnnN's lines
VIII be greatly improved.
lie says that tie rate OF S2.'' ana
I$1.6j will apply 10 patrons VINO nave
| direct connection phones, hut tiat
the lower rate Of s. and 81 will con
Itinue 70 apply tor free county service
where a subscriber is willing 10 go or
L. twoparty line. re bche'cs that
1.-The neA arrangeu ont viii prove &C
captabIe 20 tive patrons and that thJ
Improved scryich VIII more than
counter balance the additional charges
Just what steps the city Fathers
viii now feel impelled to take in The
matter remains to be seen, but there
seems strong sentiment among
them TO make "A test OF the right Of
the company 20 arbitrarily raise IT.
rates to the people whenever II feels
30 inclined
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Hubble

&. Rankin is IN Granville. Ga.
where he is selling Kentucky mules.
ID p. Rankin is in Adessa Ca. With
mules
John Goggin and Charley Rankin
viii ship load OF mules this week
they bought OF Lee Rankin at Sl45.0C
per head.
Robert and A. r. AIcKechnie of
Monticello are visiting their brothers
James and Willie McKechnie.
Walter Pettus sold 4. G. Rankin
3 mules ~ Sl.50 per head.
IN pcarce is conducting night
school here for the benefit of those
assisted ~ Mr.. j 4. Roberts and
Miss Elizabeth Lay, this is a good
thing and we hope II VIA be a success
From the way the freachersv.ile
correspondent writes the preacher
has been talking about his neighbor.
hood maybe they didn't pay very well
We had a three weeks meeting here
not long since and We didn't have
any misbehavior NJ all either at
church or en- the road. There were
SIS converted and the collections
amounted to $4,000 for the preach
or. =. u. Davis. This was the great
est revival in the history OF the Nc
kindree church.
Mr.. George Huffman and family
visited Mr. Kelly and family in Boyle.
Tilford alexander sold part Of his
tooacco crop on the Danville breaks
last week at 10 cents
X. y. Sloan writes from Iowa his
corn crop OF so acres averaged so
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EIephant-ShOat
!. e. BRUCE HAS AN UNUSUAL
PORkEP AT HIS PLACE.

Hogs have been so high this fall
that any antics they might take
would hardly surprise the farmers
right now, but Mr.. J. r. Bruce. OF
the Danville pike. has a porker which
is a little different from anything
he or anyone else ever saw in the
porcine line. according to the best
informed authorities. This pig has
teen dubbed an elephant hog by all
who have seen Il. for its rear legs
remind one very much OF the hind
limbs OF an elephant. instead of
having the bend of the rear knees
forward like all hogs usually have
the hind legs o; this peculiar porker
bend backward at the knees. like
those OF an elephant. and give a
very peculiar appearance, especially
when II walks.
Quite number have stopped at
Mr.. Bruce's place to see the unusual
specimen OF hogtlesh. and several
have suggested that Mr.. Bruce could
obtain a good price for it from some
show. He was not decided. yet how
ever whether to make spare ribs and
backbone out of IL or keep 1t as
ssurfoaity
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KT4INC!TN. MACKSVILLE
SATURDAY NIGHT
SAM HOOKER SHOOTS SOLE
caAio. sorH cotoREo. TO
DEATH WITH SHOT.
GUN.

rherc were all kinds OF doinFs In
Macksvillc saturday night Sam
owens Hooker shot sole Craig TO
death and Walter Coifey. another
negro from haywood. was ground to
death while trying to ride u freight
train to his home.
rhe killing affair between the two
negroes s,Qns nc have been the
out growth OF trouble between several
ui the negroes who infest the blind
Tiger" section OF that part OF the city
uooker, ard Craig had had no trou-
bile, and the killing seems 10 have
peen a plain case OF manslsugltcr
ON the face OF n. for Hooker was
-, identity trying to XII John Harris
1nut with whom he had been ~ en-
mity Tor some time He shot NJ the
I.gro "a few years ago and came nerr
hitting his own brothers In his ran.
dom firing.
IL seems that Hooker, and Ron,
had some further trouble In Sole
CtaIIs restaurant in Macksyille about
sirht o'clock. and Hooker got hts shot
run 4 siugle barrel weapon. and wait.
Craig was out at the time. but re-
turned shortly. and rs he was turn
ing the door knob from the outside
locker blazcd away ~ the door. The
charge OF shot went clear through the
tnn"l aud enter, q Craigs body just
irlnw the heart lie died almost IN
stantly. Hooker was arrested and
uJrcd In Jail
J. Coroner Geo. = Bright held an In
i.uost over Crnigs body Sunday
nlornirs and the jury returned q
verdict In accordance with the facts
som. of IN, witnesses thought that
tne shooting WAS accidental and thu
the SHOT Nas fired in scuifle oNel
The gun. but others who seemed =,
have NO interest but that Justice H.
unne say that Hooker deliberately
Tired through the door Ia XIII the
man who was seeking entraBc,
doubtlessly thinking te vas the Rot'
Icgrc
Roth llockcs ard Craig have ha,
more or less police records. Crais
was regarded as bad negro. and haC
frequently been indicted for sellin'
whisky. Hooker vhile much younger
seemed on a fair way to make equal
~ as notorious record Tor himself
Tor many Who know him say he wa
doing good business as a "blinC
tiger operator" and dispenser of u
iicit liquor.
rhe examining trial or Hooker wa,
tcinc held before Count, Judge Hat
lev as the l. J.. closed It's report tol
,he Tuesdays issue Attorney Geo
- florence, IL defending.
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POPULATION OF THE U. S.

The population OF TIE United States
In 53,t02.l5l. This Is the total mum
her at people enumerated through.
cut the States. Territories. District OF
Columbia. Alaska. Hawai-. Portion Ri
co In the 18th census. The total does
Lot include the Philippine Islands.
The increase in the country's popula-
tion during the last ten years is 49,.
1854. The population OF continen-
tai United States IL sl.972. 266. m in
crease OF i5.977.69i over 1900.
Ire total population OF the United
States with all her possessions is
about l0i. 100000. This number in
cludcs 7.635.s26 In the Philippine isl.
snds as enumerated In the census
there. in 1908 and estimates for the
population OF Guam. American posses
sions in samoa and perrSna on the
Panama Canal Zone,
IA q result OF the census. Kentucky
drops from 18th 70 18th place In the
iist 81 ststes. New Jersey. wisconsin
Aad Califofnia nessed her. while Iowa
has fsian . b beaiad.
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BAPTIST PREACHER
FIGHTING EN- HARD
AND LIVINGSTON roUoHs
CHARGE HIM WITH CARRYING
WEAPONS CON. ,
CEAlEO

Livingston, Dec IL
Rev. j. w. Janiison. pastor of the
Livingston Baptist church was arrest
cd at that place last Friday on a
charge of carrying concealed wea-
ions but Ii seems that his assailants
we're entirely satisfied that they had
started" something that they woulu
prove white elephant and up to
late Saturday evening nothing had
been done TO this worthy advocate OF
morality and religion
II seems that IN and around the
little village Of Livingston, n well
Kept system OF boot Logging is
being kept up which however has been
characteristic Of that place for a
long time. The better element OF
the people there. not only OF the
Baptist but OF other churches have
worked hard and persistently to rid
their town OF the evil but until late
~ has any effective work been done
A strange man hailing from Nashville
under the guise of lumber dealer
was sent there by the Anti-Saloon
league of this state and in a few
DAYS he had bought whisky and beer
from several parties two of whom
were brought TO Mt. Vernon and fin.
ed heavily for the misdemeanor. The
tough, or rather the would.be tough
element blamed the preacher with
being at the bottom OF the detective
work and in order TO mete out re.
yenge jolsely swore out warrant
for him. He was arrested but that
J" all. lie dared them TO take him To
JAIL. They furnished him a ready
illIed bond to sign but he refused To
ave II. They at once seemed 10
sec tfeir mistake and no doubt will
not SAY any more about IL.
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WAS 1T TOO SUGGESTIVE

The court OF appeals at Frankfort
reversed the case OF Conley, etc, vs.
Mardwick, etc, from Powell county
involving the legality of the local
option election in Powell county last
FEBRUARY, in which the "drys' won
The election is held 10 have been
old because Of the Improper devices
used on the ballot.
Tie court SAYS the dry" emblem
was ah open book with the words
Holy Bible" under il and the wet
emblem was whisky bottle and
glass with snake head peeping out
OF the bottle.
II was proven that one negro voter
said: Il had to vote under dat bible
a God Almighty would have struck
me dead" The court says these de
vices materially affected the result
and the election must be declared
void