Leaf-Chronicle Weekly from Clarksville, Tennessee • 4

wuuivLi i.ujg AFHIL 17, 1G03 Leaf-Chronicle. FRAZIER REFUSES THE SALARY GRAB governor rrazler refusi'B to receive fnnnd at thi font office at Clark-vllio a niall mutter ot the Becoml-claa the 1,000 addition to his salary, Included iu the appropriation bill for the Chicago la now moving for, municipal ownership, This follows the election of Carter Harrison for Mayor. It was on tills issue that Mr. Harrison was elected for the fourth term. The Illinois Senate h'as already passed what ia known as the Mueller Municipality Ownership act.

There is some-thing significant that Harrison, Tom Governor's expenses. He took the po IB 1 WHERE GRAVEL ROADS ARE PRACTICABLE. (American Agriculturist, March 20.) OR sition that he was elected on the pres- The average farmer In the corn belt States rebels when hard roads arc. dls- esJary of $4,000, and could not I I afford" to take any more. Good for he will do for Governor again.

Johnson, Golden Rule Jones and all cussed. He at ouce Bees visions of in-J other leaders on that Issue were elected, overcoming bitter and strong The Suft? should either increasg jhe salary or governor's mansion, Sonls may think this is the -20th Century way of spellimr the vegetable, but the above refers to the the very newest and nob- crcanecj "taxation and'; inadequate returns. Being naturally conservative, ho objects largo an But Governor TrdZtet was right in principle- and the- prtBt'ioa be took -in having" the item stricken out. This is a pointer for some people. Na man should accept an increased "-'nrv after ha fs tU-ri a I $1 Wllllauifl, of the Seaboard Air Line, isn't tho only rpjlrpan preslden who welcomes the knockout administered the Northern Securities fe 1(40l tilc i.

u. is very swell Have it a Top, Pat. Colt, Oxford, but if you ford laSt' WC haVe an AH Pat Colt Iuch Ox" ford. Both this springs' style at sums of money unless he Is thoroughly 8atisfled that adequate profits will re-suit. 0f'.

Aa a rule, this conservatism' is wise. if. The "way things were going Much money has been wasted in at samry wnicn ne nas acquiesced oy President rlerpout Would Soon hav- tempts to secure hard roads, hni the accepting the office, and the Governor mi tolerated no rival, even lb name or b3.S 0 matter should thorougkly Investigated before Improvement is under- has given an example from which title, hear faU throne. Louisville some people may prosper. Times.

taken. Where gravel or stone Is not Better hurry while we have all widths at We say, hurrah for Frazler! He available, excellent earth roads can If the Aldrich financial bill had Congress, Secretary Shaw would is a man of bFaijs, honesty and discro tion, and will do to tie to on all occa be secured by thorough dragging, level have been 'enabled to assimilate ing the road carefully, then grading or dragging a' sufficient number of sions. The people always know Just where to find such a man, and what he Pierp. Morgan's "undigested securi times during the- season to the 4 ties" and saved Wall street from Utands for. The public interest is al surface level and prevent water stand bloody Monday, in consequence of the ways safe in his hands.

Ab merger decision. ing. This has-been demonstrated over and over again, and attempts to force A man who won't take things like this for himself when thrown at him hard road legislation upon Buch sec Local option was. carried ia Danville, by 203 votes, andaccording to the CLARKSVILLE, TENN. BOTH 'PHONES 226.

is not going to rob the people for tions-will never avail. 1 some other fellow. Danville Register, our old fellpw-towns- 1 1 r-. L. rve nrntot On the other, hand, In.

many local! ties, good gravel suitable for road mak man, Prof. J. F. Parker, must be stand IS mmm EMPLOYERS HELD RESPONSIBLE ing on his head rejoicing. Ing ia available, and should be used The Court of Appeals at Denver, Col.

fJMiss Kielson gets one -The of must, of course. Lc carefully considered. As a has rendered a decision in the case of i3ISS for marrying Reginald Vanderbilt. Th Wm. Holtshuser, who was killed by 'mid this can be done by farmers wedding took place today.

strikers while In the employ of the DR. C. G. VJLSOH Ey, Ear, Hose, Throat. Physician and Surgeon.

WATCHES themselves when work ia slack. They can, in fact, work out their road tax Donyer Gas Electric Company a By all means, no matter, what hap non-union man, or "scab," who was em pens, give Beveridge a chance to talk in this way. The mistake has frequently been made by using gravel ployed, to take the place of strikers. containing a large percentage of clay He declared that he was hired without being told there was a strike at the DENTIST D. GAM0LE, D.D.S.

OPEN FORUM. Of course, some clay is desirable, so In giving his decision Justice that the material will compact firmly Thompson said: batlstaction guaranteed. Prtjes very reasonable. Offlce over Rosenfleld'a store, opposite Gerhart's. Phone 661.

(This Department 1, tor the frecexprees- JEUELRY "The controlling feature of this case on ot the opinions of the people. The and make a solid much, however, will result in a muddy surface, and a tendency to stickiness after ev Leap-Chroniclb does not necessarily en la that the employer knowingly ex dorse the oolniona exDressed In th rri cleft printed In the Forum. No unsigned article will be accepted for this column ery rain and particularly in early NOW posed the employe to personal danger and concealed the danger from him. It bhort, terse communications upon all sub lects of Interest are invited. spring.

Is intimated that during the interven THE GOOD ROADS MOVEMENT. After securing the gravel, spread it on the surface at least eight feet wide ing time the plaintiff ought to have Is the time to have your Spring and Summer Clothes cleaned, dyed, pressed and repaired. TO the Leaf-Chronicle. discovered that a strike was in prog Gentlemen The "Good Roads- JEWEI There is but one place in the city and one foot thick, going over with a heavy roller and compacting as completely a3 possible. A medium which ress, and that, the defendant's old employes were in no tranquil frame of movement should be kept going.

I in where you can have this class of work done in first-class style and Home Telephone IVo. close an extract from the American mind. will result in a solid bed wilt be satis at reasonable prices. Compare Agriculturist, which I beg you to publish. It favors the narrow gravel tract, 'How he might, have made the dis my work and prices with others factory.

Sometimes a smoothing harrow can be used to advantage in con; and you will be convinced. which Is very practical in old Montgomery County, which has a great sup nection with the roller. As travel pro ply of gravel stored in its hills. covery, unless he had seen or' heard something to Buggest inquiry, we are not told. It is alleged that the plaintiff did not know that there was a strike on or that he was ill any dan i S.

BILSKY, Next to Leaf-Chronicle Office. I will venture a few observations ceeds and the gravel becomes compact watch the road carefully, filling up all For Z0 fears Has Led all Korra iopisabs. affiZS aoiiS BT aiiii aboftt'ttyt most available tools to work a road. (rr.pr.d by JAMES F. BALLARD.

St. Louis. As is often the. case, "the simplest holes and leveling down any elevations. must be attended to promptly and continuously until the ger until he was attacked.

The explicit statement of fact is not to be met by DR. J. W. MACIIAM, one is the best." Good sharp picks, to CORBANOAIE NEWS. mere argument." loosen up the gravel; good long-han This decision gives notice to em SPECIALTIES: visited her brother, Dr.

S. A Marable, Monday, and went on ta-Clarksvllle Tuesday. Nick Brady, of Clarksvllle, has been, sent here to relieve Henry Fitzsim. To the Leaf-Chronicle. dled shovels, to move the gravel, tw'o- horse wagons with gravel beds, to haul 1 the gravel and dump it just where EYE, road is solid and level.

Neglect of this results. In an uneven surface, which never can bo made quite satisfactory. In some sections gravel is simply tn-thfi. surface a little-a ider ployers that they take the risk of any damages that may occur to "scabs" unless such outside or non-union men wanted. The pick should be sent to I mons, section foreman, who is off on a' the blacUiimith shop often enough to Corbandale, April 16! We have had a-good long met spell, but have missed the excessive hard rains, which seem to be in.

small areas. The mall rider reports EAR NOSE, and THROAT. keep it sharp. sick leave. HUMPHREY WOODEXJAW.

are first informed that the union laborers. are on a strike and the men who A ncy of these simple tools, -than thr ordinary -wagon: This will niafeTCTytmeowsOtuse, fcrofi Chronic and Skin Ciseaset, answer TafiTy well, and is, of course, makes a good equipment." I believe Creekrvas higher a few days ago than it has been for years, and did consid their ives; and the employers" will not If it's aTMltous attack, take berlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a quick recovery Is certain. Fot sale- bjr ajl drngglstsT" Electro-Therapeutic. road machines, that pile up loose dirt, a more inexpensive method. However, it is much "better tohave an assume any responsibility.

Home Telephone JSo-J 55. wherever used have been followed by DOUBLE-HEADED CATFISH. The best people of Clarksvllle and erable damage to farm land and fences. The East Fork was scarcely made muddy. Mrs.

G. H. Harding, of Bellevue, The best people of Clarksvllle and Montgomery County have Always pat" ronized the Lenf-Chronicle. bad roads, unless very heavily graveled. Drainage should be obtained by The Nashville American prints (he Montgomery County have always patronized the Leaf-Chronicie.

following somewhat sensational fish building up from the solid roadbed with gravel," and digging down two good ditches, and not raising the road story. So far It beats any piscatorial achievement yet reported. A General'System Tonic and'Regulator. Ma Mallirii bed with loose earth. Gleason, April 15.

Dr. R. A. With great respect, your obedient lives near town, on Tues- servant, E. B.

ROSS. Rossview, April 14. eight foot road, so that Wagons can pass in a. wet time, without" getting out into the mud. For best results the gravel should be graded, and the large coarser parts applied first, the second grade pext, and the third, or finest grade, applied to the surface.

Roll after each application. If the gravel is dry when put on, water ought to be applied when the rolling Is being done. This can easily Jbe accomplished by the use of an ordinary tank, such as is used for conveying water to traction engines. In many localities the gravel' is simply applied to the road as it comes frnm the DiL The results are not, of ay captured a two-headed catfish, IS INDISPEN Mal'toferin which welgh about five pounds. The fish is of the yellow cat variety, and hai two perfect heads extending to within about ten inches of his tail, with eyes, mouth and fins similar to two fish.

PROMOTES DIGESTION STRENGTH-. ENS THE NERVOUS RELIEVES AND IS OF SABLE IN WASTING DISEASES, LOSS OF AHEHXIXE AND A VALUABLE Concentrated Uquli Extract of Malt and Hops. DlfiiECTIONS: A Wine Glassful After Meals and at Bedtime. Children One-Half the A KICK FORM THE FAIR SEX. To the Leaf-Chronicle, We rise to ask why the fair sex has been slighted In the arrangements made for the entertainment of Secretary Wilson next week? We mean, not asked to help in the preparations? Is It that we are suspected of of patriotism, or lack of civic pride? Wre venture to say that If the gentlemen at the head of affairs had honored us by a request for our help, we should 5 Atlanta, according to the News of n.iUa as aHafatrv.rir hnt the ITmiDi i i Recommended and Prescribed by the Leading Physicians of the Country.

lEatTcityThas given up the hunt after the S. W. P. and is now-going after the Louisville Baptist Seminary, with a million. There is not a town in the universe that needs a religious IW.I tftaf ltitl.n UHn 4lnn THE GREATj ADJUNCT IN EST VALUE cost of construction is much smaller.

In a few localities of the Central West It may pay to break stone and make loads with that material. They, of course, re much more 'durable than gravel roads, but are very much more expensive. As stated in the beginning, each locality must devise Us own road system. WILLIAM GERST BREWING COMPANY, ILJLE, U. (REGISTERED.) TO NURSING ANiEMIA AND CHLOROSIS.

MOTHERS. have responded with hearty zeal for but none with reUswn-enough to save the city's reputation, a mouse will dare take it to Atlanta. several Clarksvllle Women. I OR SALE AT ALL DRUGSTORES..