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The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-27
What Others
fire Saying.


this tour of Roosevelt in West Virginia
and the recent visit there OF Mr.. Bryan.
The latter was greeted by crowds-curi-
Gus crowds, gathered 10 see the man and
hear his oratory. Mr. Roosevelt is well
coined by greater crowds, assembled TO
cheer his efforts and wish him success.
The reason is not far to seek. 1t is found
in the busy mines and developing indus
tries OF state that is feeling the i'm
pulse OF new life. "-Pittsburg Dispatch
'whcn il comes TO the defence of the
Americas Cup, everybody must admit
that millionaires have their use. To
build cup defender and race 1t for
season requires small fortune. c. OIL
yer Iselin and J. Pierpont Morgan, owners
OF the Columbia, are inclined 10 rest on
their laurels and give somebody else a
chance. George Gould, Cornelius van
derbiIt and Harry Payne Whitney are
talked of as possible defenders. The
Americas S Cup has come TO be national
trophy. IL is "A matter for general con-
graduation that its defence is again to
fan into competent hands. s."-Washington
Star.
zone might expect shrewd New York
bank officials might be interested In
knowing how their note teller could Keep
seven thoroughbreds and half dozen
stylish traps and let his wife attend
neighborhood ball of wheelmen I'm an inn
ported lace gown. worth half his yearly
salary and covered with diamonds But
so far as the directors went Mount Ver-
non and its social life might as well have
been lin Indiana. philadelphia Press.
Rryan's out-and-o -out free-trade sympa-
thies were plainly indicated i'm one or his
speeches I'm congress, in the course OF
which he sad: II want TO state as en-
phatically as words can state that / con-
slider il as false in economy and vicious
in policy 10 attempt to raise at high
price I'm this country that which we can
purchase abroad at "a low price I'm eX-
change for ,he product OF our toll con-
strued literally, this means free trade
pure and simple. and the repeal OF all du-
Ties levied i'm this country on foreign pro-
ducts for the purpose of maintaining Nv
ing rates of wages for worlSingmcn. In
order to enforce his declaration, the Ne
braskan free silver apostle quoted from
Proverbs: Better IL little with right
eousness tnan great revenues without
right" The workingman who does his
work honestly has "A right To all he can
get. and nobody knows IL better than
Rrvan. Incidentally, somebody has re-
marked that fanaticism Is never so dan
gorous as when II gets to quoting scrip
ture, and Bryan's glib tongue seems TO
prove it.-Chicago Journal
"Mr. Alvord had a palatial home on
Chester Hill. and Il must have been
known 90 the officers Of the bank that he
was annually spending, In the most os-
tentatious manner. thrice the salary the
baul, paid him for his services. lie drove
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-27

For - Cold In the Head
Laxative Bromo QainIne Tablets
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-27

An exchange is pleased to joke upon the
misfortunes of others, and it says: "Ac-
tor Sothern's accident TO his big toe has
temporarily incapacltated him from un-
dertal<ing the role OF Hamlet. and he is It
present soliloquizing as TO whether the
wounded member is toe be or not toe be-"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-27

us IL not lovely, when husband an
wife are always of the same opinioR?"
Certainly; onl IL makes such grea
difference whose opinion IL Is. "-Brooklyi
Life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-27

II must be getting old"
What makes you think so?"
Younger men have begun compliment
ing me on being pry."-Chicago Record
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-27

My son, before YOU study history. you
must understand the philosophy of it,"
How is that attained?"
by practice You must learn to dis.
criminate betwesn lies OF doubtful origin
and those which everybody has agreed
TO accept. Life.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1900-10-27
SMILES.
The Gossip.

II tell you what. there's dark out.
look for that young man."
Why
''He has a night job In a signal tower"
Chicago Times-IIerald.
The colored American., 1900-12-15
AFTER USING.
HARTONA

pecially when these acts are are osten.
sibly In favor of these benighted heath
EN-. American flags by the Thousands
have been distributed in these Islands,
American school books, American
goods and American men are now
everywhere present where the flag
foats. The natives are not in it, their
great great grand children may be but
this is even doubtful.
If the newly "assumulated" territory
can be utilized by the white man to
increase the volume of his power in the
earth. the natives may well thank God
(if they know how that they are alive.
This Is in brief description Of one side
Of the many sided white man and his
ambitions, love of power. Wtat he lie
doing abroad he will do at home to the
weaker people who are in his power
There are some Of these people who
are unable to see the white man ss he
is, or profess to be SO, and v no are SO
afraid of their shadow that they could
not under any consideration be induced
to criticize the acts of these power
hunters which are SO gloriI gly unjust.
1t the fashion in these days to ship
power as 1t was the fashion in other
days. The new dap ger to nation like
ibis is to be found in its self con fidenee,
The colored American., 1900-12-15
(continued d from first page.)

the telephone and their ingenious as
Economical inventions for measuring
the hesvens and weighing the bodies
of the myriads of consultations which
bedeek the starry formation togethef
with their wonderful prowess in war
whether on sea or land and conquests
In peace through the good office OF
tfained diplomatists are quite enough
to justify their bosst1ngs as to their
power and the conviction within them
that nothing is impossible of accom-
plishment which they desire to accom-
plish. The white press and the white
pulpit are the potent factors in the
movement looking to the benevolent
assimilation Of alien races Tie press
unfolds(?) the methods by which this
is to be accomplished, the pulpit dilates
learnedly on the humanity Of the
scheme and grows ecstatic as it con-
templates "Old Glory" throwing the
aegis of its protecting folds over the
unhappy and ignorant people of these
Islands whom the Press characterize as
"Barbarous and Heather. :" America
ts thus placed in the attitude of bene.
factor, it's every act is magnified by the
press and more so by the pulpit which
gets Its inspiration from the press e.
The colored American., 1900-12-15

it's unlimited faith in the almiehtiness
of the dollar and the destruetiveness OF
its imple ments of war. But these are
not the forces that max for righteous
ness nor the agencies hich are to pro
mote the feeling of brotherhoo d among
mankind as foreshadowed by Burns
who says:
'sIts coming aye for a. that
when men to men the world o'er
Shall brothers be fer a. that and q
that"
These are arbitrary forces they en-
gender hate, distrust, suspicion, con-
tempt they are respected through fear,
and respect born of fear is not genuine.
The American millionaire is today the
power behind all the forces who are
carrying benevolent Jim cracks to the
heathen and en1arging their spheres of
influence by making spherical sper-
lures in the bodies # the brown and
yellow men of the Orient, with Mar
TIM and Mauser BULLETS. And the
American white man differs in no es-
sential from bis cousins, the Brlton
who is just as bloodthirsty, just as dom
ineering over the "heathen" In Africa
and India who are in bis power, and
just as determined that these heather
The colored American., 1900-12-15

shall have no opportunity to rise to
eminence in their native land. A Bit
will always hold the sceptre Of power
in Her Majesty's colonial pos sessions,
and America will see to it that Britsin.s
example in these circumstances is tOl-
lowed.
What does this display of power over
weaker peoples signify that the peoples
who have been subdued-subIugated
are weaker? Physically, yes. Morally
no. Is highwayman to be commend
ed because he has brute force suttl'
cient to overpower and rob an innO-
cent pedestrian? Does mastiH de-
serve special credit for whipping ekye
terrier or a hawk for putting wren to
flight?
Don't you worry about the Flonds
Sentinel Brother Cooper, when Br'er
Lewey gets through working bis rabbit
foot you'll apologize to him for all the
infections you have "casted" upon hls
journalistic compacity. Better let Brer
Lewey alone, 'deed you had. When
you see the Sentinel again it will be 81
pages and brimmmg full of fat" takes
BRUCE GRIT
The Florida star., 1900-11-02
ooURrEsAT. -

Folks say Mr. Watkins is running zip
top school here. 81 "a IlF
Mr.. Porcher has q fine garden under
his orange shed. ~ gAE
Dentists should be classed as humoFists
because they give laughing gas.
Monday. Robert Harper and wife re-
turned 10 Oak Hill, after short visit 20
relatives here.
Merritt Island will be mad il she does
not get one little Office, when she puts up
an able man like Mot
Mrs. Wallace and her son, 6earge, ar
rived last week from Scotland, aud are at
her brothers, James Mitchell, and think
of locating here.
Being farmer, We know the rotation
-of crops to he the proper caper Tor the
soil, as well as a rotation OF office-holders
the best thing for the people. and John
G. Jones being bit for an NC, viii make
an Al states attorney ~
Teetotalism being in flower in Breyard
county, We have decided TO vote as We
pray for president for a gentleman from
the wild and wOolly west by the name Of
WOOley, as the big fellows are radical
partIsans and unfit for tine great office. II
our party had listened to Ben. Hill, they
would have corralled the independents
and won; but, alas! they are gone suck
ers."
The Florida star., 1900-11-02
SHILOH.

Ed. Patillo arrived Thursday from
Osteen.
II. NJ. Nolle has been on the sick list
this week.
w. c. Carpenter, of Titusyilles was
visiting friends here last week.
George Kuhl had his boat the Swallow,
hauled out last week for repairs
Messrs. Taylor and Grifis made 3
business trip to Titusyille Tuesday,
Messrs. Creighton and Montgomery. Of
Oak Hill, were in Shiloh Wednesday.
Misses Florence and Nellie Walton. Of
Clifton, were visiting friends here Tues.
day.
Mrs. E.J. Ziy returned from City Point
Friday, where she had been ON a visit .
friends.
We are sorry to learn that Miss MABEL
Vann and brother, Johnnie, have been
quite i'll this week.
A certain young lady of this place, o..
b.ing attacked by rat, turned over two
chairs and nearly upset 3 table in haf
efforts to escape.
One of the young men Of OAK HI.
while batching on his place At Shiloh.
shot two large woOd-rats. He declared
they were ''ss big as Possums. "
@. 7. Gaines met With seriozzz Aee:-
dent while catherine paIuezze bezriez lzs.
week; the point Of q Lan ssz1c< - his ese.
which caused infammssion. and tzz
given him much trouble
The Florida star., 1900-11-02
Gone, Gone, Gone.

The Holiness(?) band OF irreligious non
descripts, who have been holding loud
carnival in nightly neurotic orgies and
paroxysms of mundane perfection, have
at last left, and the citizens Of the north
western part of town, whose peace has
been offended by these itinerant exhaust
ers, are resting easier.
The last revelry was held Friday night.
Next morning, they were loaded, bag,
baggage and babies, upon the Bond Lum-
ber scow and carried 10 Jensen, where the
women will dispense their religion 10 the
people Of that little village, and the men
will 90 to Hobe Sound and assist in gath
ering and loading cedar lumber from the
Danish barque Paul, which was blown
ashore and wrecked there some eight
weeks ago.
As was noted IN our last issue there are
l93, 900 feet of lumber 10 be gathered and
loaded. Ii has been purchased by the.
Bond Lumber company and will be ship
ped 10 New York and Philadelphia, where
such lumber is in great demand
The Florida star., 1900-11-02
Needs Attention.

The street near the postotiice corner
was in "A most unsightly and disgraceful
condition for several days subsequent to
the rains OH Saturday aud Monday nights
as WAS also the sidewalk leading from
Washington avenue to the pOstothce. 10
allow them to get into such repulsive
condition seems to be nothing less than
unpardonable neglect, and il is as little as
the city council could do to put them into
respectable condition, and that right early
One or two men with shovels could easily
remedy the evil defects in day.
The Florida star., 1900-11-02
New ROekledge Addition.

Mr.. HIP. Shares, of New Haven, Conn,
is now personally directing the compile
ton of the annex to his hotel, the new
Rockledge, at Rockle1ge. The new addi-
ton provides fully twenty more rooms,
many OF which are furnished with private
bath, making in ali now about 100 rooms
in that popular resort. The Office is being
entirely rearranged, giving very much
additional room. The assembly room will
be located in the new addition and will
be provided with a hard wood floor es-
pecially laid for dancing. The new addi-
ton is now about ready for the plasterers
and its complexion will be pushed forward
80 as 70 be ready with the opening of the
tourist season. Mr.. Shares is ably assisted
in the above work by his son, Horace, and
the hotel will be under their management
again the coming season.
The Florida star., 1900-11-02
JENSEN.

u. +. Coon has new wind mill.
Mrs. J. w. Hull has opened her new
millinery store.
The new coat of paint improves the
town hail greatly.
The addition on j. G. Frink's store il
almost com Ipleted.
School is keeping as usual, bat the
children DO not seem quite so noisy.
Born, Oct. 9th, to Mr.. and Mrs. wm.
Fredricksen, q fine boy. Halloo, Fred
Jensen can boast of twelve new houses
this summer and more buildings going
up.
Ii. +. Coon has opened q meat market
keeping western meats as well as Florlds
meats.
John Sorensen, wife and son arrives
home last week from their summer triY
north much improved from their outing
We understand that Frank Hull
mother and two sisters are visiting hin
for few days, the latter arriving las
Saturday.
The bean growers are getting thei
seed beans. Look out for beans mex
spring. The seed supply appears 10 b
heavier than usual.
Il. X Ricou 4 Sons have moved thei
fishery to Melbourne temporarily, w
understand there are not many fab il
this section of Indian river this fall.
The Florida star., 1900-11-02
Beautiful ROekledge Grove.


We had the pleasure this week of in
specting the home grove in ROckledge
owned By ex-Senato. &. S. Hardee. He
has several large groyes-oDe on the river
At Rockledge, another west Of the rail
road st Rockledge and fine young grove
jost nicely coming into bearing back Of
HaFdeeville. He will ship the bulk of his
crop this year from his home grove, al
though he will have considerable fruit at
HaFdeeville. Ii is great treat to view his
home grove now, where he has some 400
grape fruit trees, most of which are heay-
is laden with this fine fruit; also g large
number Of mandarin and tangerine trees,
% full OF fruit that the boughs have 70 be
propped up to keep them from breaking,
While most all Of the other trees in the
grove that we saw we're carrying from
enc 70 eight and ten boxes Of fruit, those
having 3 single box or 30 being the
yesne trees planted out and budded
since The great freeze Of 1895 and The
others being the restored trees from the
freeze, grown out from the roots, truaks
and branches. He has certainly made
iine showing and has bad 3 great deal of
hard work done within the past Eve
years 70 bring his grove 70 the state it is
how in
The Florida star., 1900-11-02
Notice to Baptists.

Editor of The Florida Star;
Please do me and others the favor to
note that the F. 4. @. railway will carry
messengers TO Cocoa from Osteen, Lake
Helen, Titusyille, Fort Pierce, Lemon City
and Miami for one-and-one-fourth fares
for the round trip, to attend the Indian
River Baptist association; tickets on sale
November 8, good to return on the 18Th.
The church will meet visitors at Cocoa
with boats. Rev. w Il. Stanton will preach
the opening sermon Friday, the eth, at
1880 a. m. W.N CHAUDolS.
The Florida star., 1900-11-02
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING
omeiAi Account AZ rhelr I.soos-alaes -
sesslsa Last Week.


sessisa Last Week.
The board OF county e0mnfsziadese
met in special session last SATURDAY. e.
eSrding to section 10. election laes of
Florida. Present. J. r. Wakes. chaif-
man; j. Mendel, r. A. ConklIng and ,. +.
Waller. commissioners; A. A. Stewart.
clerk; J.P. Brown. sheriff.
The following business vas transacted.
to-wit:
The following named persons were re-
stored 10 the registration books
A. {. Fee and Cato Johnson.
The attention Of the board having heen
called @ the fact that on the official bal-
lois, prepared aud sealed up IN ballot boxes
and delivered 10 the inspectorso Of eleclien
in the various precincts, a mistake had
occurred in the printing Of the name Of
one of the candidates for railroad CON-
missioner certified to the board by the
secretary Of state in that the name Of
Lambert n. More is printed on said bal
lots, whereas the name certified 70 By
the secretary of state is Lambert n
Ware, on motion il is ordered that new
ballots and ballot boxes be prepared, seal
ed up and sent out according 70 law, and
that the ballot boxes containing the
erroneous ballots he taken up. and re-
turned TO the board.
On motion, il was further ordered THAI
the chairman wire the secretary Of state
to forward election certificates and other
supplies by first express and in case such
"A. nnlies ea nnot he saeurad in fisaf, hsa ~,
authorized to have them printed here.
The board then adjourned 10 meet
again on the 18th.
The Florida star., 1900-11-02

EDEr0R's NorR.-To all voters. When
yon pat your eross-mark (X) before the
names Of the four gentlemen named above
your vote viii be counted for William
Jennings Bryan. Adlai E. Stevenson and
The mainteDance Of the American repub-
lie. Be sure 70 vote right and vote
straight.
The Florida star., 1900-11-02


Geo. Wray. lhe piano inner. .s'Il <is'I
the east coasi n Nessntez.
Miss Monte E.apha.,. ol AerfI.t. Is visit.
ing her friend. Mrs s. 2 <;aisef' this week
Filty-ire barreRs sf IIsh eers shipped
from this place va expssss yesterday 81
ternoon.
DF G. ". Holmes hsz bten caI.e|I io
East Minis several times le s professional
uay this week
Mr. J D. Walt6a arrived Wednesday
afternoon for shnss eisis u bis blolbes.
Mr.. G. II. Walton.
Mrs II ] Smith writes us thai they viii
leave Pompton. :. ] !. the week f1z lhelf
winter honle il R3cklelie<
". r Bnis went Is P.E'oi neaeh We'd
nesdax % spend da7 - g 1akine - the
sights Of That secsioa. .reEaFpieR yesterday
Capt. simons0n hea his elaop. tie Wbf
Nes. hanled ont q ~ says i6f eieanin4
and painting He hss splendid party
boat for tNo or thTee peEsoHs.
alrs &C. Ch;llinzuofth. after snen6iae
few days On the east coast. principally
at Palm Beacb aud Miami felofne6 Is
his home in Atlanta Wednesday.
The Ladies' Aid society ol tie sIssI.o-
dist church vii! meet II 1EFz. a 3. PEN
ney's next Wednesday afternoon 81 s
o'clock. A nslI Attsndsnke : desired
The open season iof qaaz started il
yesterday sud the hisdies 3i|| hare 10 Be-
very cunning aud shfeHd 80 es1ze IIse
spoFtsman aud deg lsqn GOV anil Nafe6
!, next
Halloween might Hes o. Wednesday.
October 81. and che fs1liekiae aIszshe the
boys in TilussiI'e Rss oeiie ea&sieed q
what il sIsl.al'g i. ee<efal nes. a.|I s lad
10 wash their plate zz.zss |.ea=@. H.= F.
have noted - either a,.zeIiz<4Hs |e.1z.s
judge lemcs y e<tzs stepped - a
lthis = tee ye.ssr.sa< I<oa - ..as|. ik.|
coast II the intef<sl o. his tfHdid6z5 ibF
the states atloFnesship sna feels very
con6dent 81 his ~ e'elecilon % lfle position
which he has 50 ably aud faithfully filed
for the past sixfeen wears
The pastor. RsvJ i. Nleklss. cordially
invites Strangers and visitors and expects
members 10 attend services - the Melho-
dist church aext Sunday inofoIne at II
oselock, and egsnies at cock sunday
school at 10 q N Prayer eleelie1 every
"Wednesday evening ei o'e'oek.
The Bryan ard slesenzoa eieb srs
making armnzemtnts. uhieh e.|' IN
donbiedlF be perfzete4 to6ay. E9f r.
Iceiving the eleeIiep Fesnfns 4. the opens
house next Tuesday niehE The selsic,
! win consist q tie fuIl sfesle1n Union
bulletins and uiil be she very l,ez. lhal
l. obtainabse
/ Judge n. s. Jones returned Sunday
1 FROM quite 50 extended souE o. tie Sew
enth Judicial circuit. hoIdsne ia|I terms q
court lasting IL Al eboal e zaoaif's time
4 He viii visit Is p'aee az kIondike nezl
week. before holding the [hlI term IA 10
lusia ceunky. = hich censehez On Monday
the l2fh inai
PLEASE bear IL aina 9hel 3ol saass rot
Ithe stEaiehl DeAoe1es,c ticket IRON. pres
{ lidenlial elettors ao&4 - censzsbIe nex
TnesIag. oll.ele'se toe are nbE enEIaIe1
nor VII yon - eI|5xed. 81 Fole ii ih|
primary. providing TIE Inspectors carr.
ont the insIEnci'1 IONS 81 kI<<n them s III
state psmoeFai'e e<<eet.ks committee.
/ Mrs.A s. caft|=. eI E.len. = - kaz BE-,
spending tie zaeMsr IS fan,es 3 =. -
; lfnfncd honle Ieee1a9 eezon.oassEed 3,
her sister. Hs' 0lto ei New York City
AR. Curtis -e[e ',eI aae4nteT. airs
n 1. M. Al
The Florida star., 1900-11-02
FOR SALE.

Lightwood poEts for pineapple sheds,
windbreaks and fence posts. Write for
special prices IN car lots. Address +. w.
White, agent for I. ii. Allen, Roseland,
Fla.
The Florida star., 1900-11-02
THE WHITE STORE.

We guarantee better goods for less
money than any house in the county.
w. J. CRAWFORD.
The Florida star., 1900-11-02
WANTED,

Men to cut cross ties. Call or write,
Contractor, Box 3OO, ROseland, Fla.
The Florida star., 1900-11-02
Democratic Electors.

Editor e The Florida Star:
0n account Of the large number of pres
deutial electors on the general election
.icket--lhers being twenty names in the
Eve lisls-and the requirement that they
appear on the ticket in alphabetical or
der. there Is likely TO be great confusion.
Tilat net single Democratic vote may
be Iosl 20 Bryan and Stevenson, please
publish fhis notice with the names of the
Democratic presidential electors. as fol-
lose:
JOHN S. BEARD.
WILLIAM II. ELLIS.
SAMUEL ]. HILBURN.
MARTIN L. WILLIAMS.
Respectfully,
w. l.. HUGHLKrT,
Chairman Breyard County Democratic
Executive Committee.
Cocoa, Fla, October 20.
The Florida star., 1900-11-02

Monday, October 20, the board met in
extra session with full board present.
The supplies for the election having ar
rived, the board filed and sealed the bal
lot boxes and delivered them to the sher-
if to be distributed to the various pre-
cincts.
The board then adjourned % meet in
regular session OH Thursday November 8.
The Florida star., 1900-11-02

My attention being called 20 the word
ing Of the above motion made by the
board of county commissioners, and
printed in this weeks papers, in justice
to the paper printing tickets | desire 70
say the mistake was not made in print
ing, but in making up the ticket
JOHN r. WALKER,
Chairman Board Co. Com's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23
A Prize Family.

cynthlana. dky.) Democrat: The
premium of $40 offered for the father of
the largest family who registered ut
the fair Thursday was captured by
Mr.. T. ]. Franklin, who was attended
by his good wife and fourteen children,
all alive and In the hest OF health, and
who thoroughly enjoyed every feature
OF the fair. II is said that when the
Frarklins left Mil Greek Thursday 1t
seemed the entire community had de-
parted. This Is not the first premium
they have taken. The prize at the
street fair In 1898 was captured, when
there were eleven children. In nntici-
patton OF n similar honor In 1899 Claude
and Maud, twins, were added to the
family With ambition still not salts
fed, and possibly through tear OF ac-
tive competition in 1900, Clarence Lebus
Franklin made his appearance six
months ago. and the prize was clnched.