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The daily journal. (Salem, Or.) 1899-1903, 1902-08-13


Wanted five young men--From Ma
rlon county to prepare at once
for positions in the government
service. Apply to Interstate Inst,
Cedar Rapids. Ia 6-17-2m'
Wanted--Five young men from Marion
county at once to prepare for post
tIons in the government service.
Apply to Interstate Cores. Inst.
Cedar Rapids, la. 7-ssim-dw
wanted--Everybody to try Oregon
Foot Ease for all foot ailmenta.
Once tried always used. Ask your
druggist or send 25c. s. L. Hayes,
Halsey. Ore b-27n
LOST AND FOUND.
IoSt.SG tent iOSfl, between Hish.
land and Rosedale. Finder leave at
Ladd a Bush's bank for reward.
Jos. NJ Smith. S.lf.sts
FOR SALE.
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A snap--A good Shlnch farm wagon
In good repair. with solid box, for
only 500 Mitchell; Lewis q staver
Co. Salem. S-i2-st
For saIe.--A good team OF gentle
horses; win drive single or double:
also wagon In good repair. Inquire
OF +. @. Haas, drug store, Odd Eel.
lows Temple. s.12.sl.
For Sale or Rent.--A Groom house
Ave blocks from city hall, at a low
figure. l.. Burt 1903 State street, sa.
lem. S-it-3te
For saio.--coast or mountain wagon
Inquire of Griswold q Chase. S-7-0t
For Sale.-span Of good horses, seven
years old good travellers. weigh
about 1900 each, set Of good harness
and broad.tlred wagon; also two
seated covered hack. For prices In.
quire Of Mrs. 10. r. Davis, 1853 Win
ter street, corner Trade. si-tf
MISCELLANEOUS.
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Don't You know--Anytning about Nd,
wards Market2 At 4lO State street.
Best place TO buy fresh and cured
meats at the lowest prices. Phone
2G24. q. Edwards, prop
LODGES.
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Protection Lodae--No. 2, Ancient Or
der United Workmen, meeta every
Saturday evening In the Holman
Hall, corner OF state and Liberty
streets. Visiting brethren welcome
h. L. West, NJ. W.; J. A. Sellwood
Recorder.
FoREsTERs or AMERlcA--Court
Sherwood Foresters No. 40. Nests
Friday nights In Turner block. Ira
Hamilton q. r.; A. i. Brown, Sec.
Central Lodge NO. 10 X. ef P'--Castle
Hall IA Holman block. corner Stste
and Liberty streets, Tuesday OF
each week at 1850 D. N. clauc
Townsend. O. c.; zadoc J. Riggs. X.
OF Il. and 3.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
Wanted

Ne would like to ask, through the
columns Of your paper, if there Is any
reI-ou who has used Green's August
Flower for the cure Of Indigestion,
Dyspepsia. and Liver Troubles that
h..> not been cUr,d-aud We also mean
their results, such a. sour stomach.
fermentation Of food, habitual co>tivt-
Ness, nervous dyspepsia, headaches,
respondent feelings, sleepiessuess
fact, any trouble connected with the
stomach or liver? This medicine has
nceu sold for many years in all civil
ued countries, and We wish u CORES
poud with you and send you one of
ugr books free Of cost. If YOU never
tried August Flower. try one bottle
first. We have never known of its
falling. Il 80. something more serious
is the matter with you. Anti.No-
uoIaiv Drug Store.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
GsiteFyilte

The past week was spent very pi-a--
antIy by the Gaitervilieites. Fishing
was the order Of the week, there being
three fish frys on the banks Of the
WithlacO0chee river.
We are having plenty of rain in
this section now. 1t visits Us very
nearly every day.
Farmers have finished blowing corn
and I think by the end # the week.
will finish with peanuts and other
truck, and then the weary farmer will
take well-earned rest. Farmers
should certainly be happy lot of
fellows, especially in Florida. They
work pretty steadily for Xix months Of
the twelve and devote .he other SIX
months to recreation ana -ocia. iu-
tercourse, ana such other past.meo
a. usually meet the rural-t
We are very sorry indeed To- hear Of
the illness Of Mr.. q. .. Turner and
wish hum a speedy recovery.
Mr. Charley Bayburn returned last
week from Coal City, Ala, where he
has spent the last eighteen months.
Mr. Rayburn says that be IS we'll
pleased with Coal City, and will re-
turn To his Alabama home about the
first Of August.
Mr. w = O'\-aI of LEROY Vas
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
Brother Roger Again.

santa Cruz, cal, June 2I-A special
% the New York Journal says: Yes
tyriay afternoon fires were discovered
iu four places At the building of the
Natural Bridge Dairy, kerosene hav-
Iue been used 10y All Incendiary. \
sinai. uuadug occupied 10y employees
,,4s sI-a on fire. Ine residence was
sawed. SOAR iAe employees quarters
N,rr ae-4ol,u.
When O.. lire ~ discovered the
Rev. james /. r. d, who VA. en-
ployed on the place. having loue
there for hi- health. vas eetu running
toward the cliff, yelling at the tap OF
ul- voice. but he refused 70 retlru .ud
assist Iu eNt.ugUishing the flame.
Tins evening be was found 10y Sheriff
I;s~-. ANA Officer Baxter hiding among
tae ra-k- u-al the cliff drive. He was
...7,... iu jail pending examination as
600 ai- sanity.
8. j. believed that in his crazed stat
aa --- Ike I'd the buildings. Roger Is
"a native &c scotland. His parents, who
.rv wealthy, reside al Buenos Ayres,
Ar-eu;ina, where his brother L. a
-anker. He was graduated from the
University Of Edinburgh, and became
a baptist clergyman, holding pastor
ates in Cuba and Florida. Owing
10 some scandal he left Florida. Be
fore coming here he was pastor Of the
Baptist church st Tmusdale, Monterey
county.
last Friday lie sent a letter 20 an
acquaintance giving directions a. to
ms funeral In ease he should be found
dead. In the letter he renowned
christianity. ~ ne had become Mo-
hammedau: that he did not want any
women % view his body, nor did he
desire a christian minister to ofliciatp.
Ec requested that a Mohammedan
residing iu New York be commuuica-
ted with. - that his family in Busu0~
Avre~ could Ice notified.
Nr. Roger viii be remembered 10y
nnaiau- as pastor Of the Baptist
church here about four years ago.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
Masonic Anniversary tuesday

Tue celebration of the anniversary
of ~. john Jhe Baptist at Cotton
Plant by the Na>ou- Tuesday was a
great success.
The address delivered 10y Hon. sgd
L. Garter, Of Gainesville, was very
eloquent one aud was greatly appre-
ciated
Among the Ocalian~ who attended
were +. Z. Thagard, Maurice Strauss.
Geo G.. Mathews, Jacob Cine and w.
W. Ciyatt,ir, Hon ". J. Chambers.
of Orange Lake, was also present.
Mr.. 9. \. Miller acted - master of
ceremonies. During the day the Sec
ond degree was conferred on +. J.
Kemp 10y Deputy Grand Master f. J.
litcomh, assisted hyNr z. 2. Thagard
and other officers.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
SUYNER NORMAL ct STARKE.
and Examination For Scholarships at
Peabody Normal College.

I'D.
OAe Oh the rea"""S -''' 'i-'''' 80
held at ~iarNe beginning July ~"
and continuing six weeks, with Prof.
Arthur Williams nriucjpal. assisted
a.. ,,... 1r,,..,r
.- I'LL. ..i....I
i'e D''''''i' '"--''5 - -,
huIIoIH2' 4 co'lliH"'''''S an" '''',
aoi@ structure mas uee" '''''' = 80 Wv,
disposal OF NE I"'''l'y 81 NV S''iii
NORMAL AZ" 'ile s'i'o"' "'''oV'' 1.I
county WIFE give iiIe i"c".'J ''ie ~.
cooperation 20 'he Ell" 'i-'' ',i'' may
"e one Oh me most 7'l''e9@'''' "i VIC
N''li-a'' e' TT He''l jill / '''''''.'' ,,.e.,
9''IA1 - one '' ''i' MUS l''" '''' .''
l'N"7 IA 'N1 ''"'e' anu ''7i ''''@'-7
VIII tA'eu" a hearty "eit"nle To '"'Se
M" a-'eI0 Tie H"''i'''''
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
a Sad Death.

James Byron Kemp, the little son
a, Mr. mi Mrs. I. J. Kemp, of Citrus
county, was buried Wednesday in the
ola cemetery. The funeral services
were Conducted 10y Rev. l.. r. Warren
from the residence OF Mr. J. II.
N...tu.
The little sufferer who is now at rest
Was born December 6 and died June
"a. AT -:io Z. IN, aged s months and
lays.
The aereaved parents left for their
home near Holder Wednesday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
a Peculiar Situation

The democratic party Of Lake Is Iu
the hands 9i tie sheriff Tie situation
= very peculiar one aud tie final
decision Of one Of the points involved
may have bearing ou Marion and a
number Of other counties.
Nr. T b. Lauier was candidate
fer supervisor Of registration and the
question was To have been submitted
t. The primary, bat ON June IY. the
county executive committee selected
Mr. W. ". Baker for nomination bv
the governor. Thereupon Mr. Iauier
through his attorney, applied to Judge
Minor :. Jones for writofmaudamu.
FOR the committee 10 show cause o,,
thursday the -, Why Mr. L4nier,.
name should not he placed ON the
tickets and further whyaii the county
commissioners should not be voted
for by the entire county in place of
Of by districts.
Judge Jones granted the application
'nd the sheriff has summoned 4ocb
member Of the committee. one ~.
whom Is :. ~ league.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
an oealian to Graduate.

The annual commencement eNer-
else, of -. Joseph's Academy At -.
Augustine took place at the opera
house in that city last night
There viii be two graduates one of
whom - Miss Annie Mccarthy, of
This city.
Miss Mccarthy has been attending
school in -. Augustine for several
years and her graduation last night j.
the close Of "a very excellent school
record
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
a New Way to Grow cueunbs,s

y modern farmers journal edited
Inan eighteenth story" gives the fol.
lowing method Of planting cucumber.
but We hope does not expect gcpuina
truckers To- believe it.
Here Is what IL says.
'To raise five crops Of cucuu,bor.
Instead OF one on the same gronn,
and on the same vines with b.raI,.
any extra work. Plant in tho u.,aI
way. When cucumber j. ,,r,a,
from the vine let it he cut Win .
knife, leaving about an eighth If an
inch Of the cucumber on the IT,,
Then slit the stem with a knife fro,
.ts end to the vine twice. l.avi,c .
small portion Of the cucumber eaoh
liVi>i'h On each separate slit tbaro
VAL tc cucumber az large -. 49,
ifs.. y this process you will onIu
'ted ohe-fifth Of the ground that o.,
gould need if growing cucumber ,ha
Id way" VIC
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
Disfgured Jkin

Wasted muscles 1ni decavins ''''
What havoc
scrafIra. let alone. i- capable NJ l.l ..''''
and more. t.. r,...I. ..
the neck. luhammatl.u- DOB ..'
,..r,sia. catlrrh. gai genera. i'...'
II is llvIy- radically tld .'..'
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27

Now that the sickly season is APP
proaching, get a pc bottle # Arkan-
Sas Chill and Fever Tonic and ward
of spell of fever sold and guaranteed
by Tydings 4 GO.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27

When bOy.tUrns hiS hGiEtuE pUck-
ct inside out we marvel at hequauti-
ty and variety Of articles he has stow
ed away. Odd lengths Of string. mar
bles, a horSe-cnesnut, a top brass
nails, hicory-uuts,, an apple. and
many more articles are garnerad
snapper up of uuconsidered trifle-."
We think the collection must be hard
on boys pocket, and il Is. But do
We ever think of the variety and mis-.
cellany Of the substances we put into
thelp0cket Of our stomach There's
the apple and the nuts, and things
besides quite a indige-tible as brass
nails and with no more food value
than ~ many marbles. AUG Vet We
wonder that the stomach gives
OUT When the stomach breaks /
down under the strain of careless
eating and irregular meals it can he /
perfectly and permanently restored 10 .
health and strength by the Use Of Doe /
tor Pierce's Golden Medical Disroy- /.
cry. The action of this medicine ON
The stomach and other organs of I'll
yestion and nutrition j. So marked.
hat relief from disease is at once ex-
and the headaches. liver
troubles" kidney disordereds, skin
ruptions and other symptoms Of
diseased stomach are quickly cured.
\ henever the Use OF leX4tive med
cine is indicated, use Or. P.erces
'leasant Pellets. They act IN har.
lOny with the Discovery" and a.
lst its action by purging the bow Is
f foul Accommodations.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27

Elsewhere viii be found the am
nouocement Of Mr.. L. :. Light fol
county commissioner. The Secretar,
oC the Reddick club, in letter 20 the
Banner SAYS:
ar Light i very well known 10
the people OF Marion county, though
not always a. democrat, bat no mat
ter what party he has belonged to in
the past, he has always championed
the cause the common people, he has
affiliated with our party since 1900
and l. well qualified to iii the position
We have named him for.
We make the filling of prescriptions
our special business and with care.
prompjnySS, and with lON prices,
have built up good business, We
want your trade and will he pleased
To have you ask your physician to
leave your prescription with us. Ty-
dings x Go.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-21

The people OF the south are oftentimes
called fmpulslve and impatient; but as
the years roll on. I have decided that they
are withal Iong-suffering and fOrbearing.
A brutal letter mailed from Canada ana
written 20 a most excellent Georgia farm
CT. living near GAINESVILLE. has worked me
I'd considerably within the last few days
I think II IS due 10 our people 70 advertise
such a person as the writer Of the abusive
letter.
Some time in March Of this year
Mr. W. y. Wagner. who lives three
miles from Barnesville. Ca. being road
overseer for his district. called out the
road hands 10 repair road bridge not
far from where he lived on a certain day.
While these road hands were at work a
young negro named Fletcher passed them.
IT Is supposed that he halted long enough
20 discover that zIr- Wagner and his
boys were at work. He then went 10 Mr..
Wagouer-s house and was discovered by
Miss Wagner Chis daughterl in the act
OF rcsbing a hill Of sweet potatoes.
She took up a hickory stick and went
quietly into the yard 70 watch the THIEF.
After he had filled his bag with potatoes,
he was about to leave when the young
lady told him 10 malt.
Then she called 10 an aged relative from
the house 20 bring her rope, and with
her unclc's help managed 20 tie the thief 5
hands behind his back and also 10 tree.
Then she went Tor her father, while her
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-21
sarthoIde,s Stature Of Liberty.

The French people made a present Of
this gigantic bronze figure to the people
OF the United States. IL is said that ESQ.,
600 French citizens contributed one dol
lar each. making a sum total OF S20O.VCo
A Frenchman named Bartlolde modelled
the statue and IL is the highest monu-
ment in the known world. me assuring over
three hundred feet. 1t is made of sheets
OF copper fastened to a four-sided frame
OF steel. bolted and riveted until 1t with
stands heat cold. storm and tempest and
weighs several hundred tons.
The forefnger OF the Goddess of LIB
erty is eight feet long. A grown man
standing on the lips of the figure could
scarcely touch the eyebrows. stair
case runs inside of the hollow figure from
bottom TO top. and fifteen men could seat
themselves inside the flame of the torch,
sitting around in a circle.
II was a wonderful gift. because IL en-
bodies a thought or sentiment which is
even greater than the statue. The admi-
ration of the French people for America
has always been remarkable. Lafayette,
Rochambeau and many others came TO
our ancestors in the revolutionary strug-
gle. The people of the United States
should ever be ready 20 stand as friend
for this appreciative French nation. This
Bartkolde statue is a noble gift.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-21
Reaches.

Responding TO the call for information
as to the best methods OF eXterminating
reaches, we give the following: There are
many kinds of preparations sold for this
purpose. all more or less effective, but
when we take into consideration the fact
that all Of the best ones depend upon bo-
rax as their active principle. we begin
to wonder why We cannot buy the plain
borax. which is much cheaper and COM
bine IL with some attractive substance or
use II alone, according TO the needs Of the
case. The powdered borax is the best
form TO use and when mixed with an equal
quantity OF powdered sugar II can be dis
tributed with an insect powder gun into
all cracks and crevices about the kitchen,
pantry. closets. etc.
Equal parts Of the borax mixture and
corn meal mixed with enough water 70
moisten II may be made into small balls
and put at night in the places frequented
by reaches Moisten with borax and
water occasionally as the reaches Will
sucA out the moisture. Old can covers
may be used to hold the dough instead OF
making II in balls, IL preferred.
Wash cupboards in strong borax water
and sift powdered borax over the shelves
on and under the papers.
Cut a peach or pear in halves. sprinkle
both outsides with borax and lay them
where the reaches can get them. Put
some Of the borax dough behind tine
l. -oks in the book case.
After using the borax in some or all or
the ways mentioned, a few reaches will be
found dead and the remainder will soon
EXPERIENCE.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-21

the Catawba The road was a cross-coun-
try narrow way that wound in and out
around big trees.
They logged slowly along while he bath
ed his soul in the JOY of her presence. Oh!
to be alone near her! There seemed to
him a magic power in the touch of her
dress as she sat in the little buggy so
close by his side. For hours, again he
lay at her feet and drank the wine of
her beauty until his heart was drunk with
love.
Once he opened his lips to tell her. and
great fear awed him into silence. He
longed to pour out to her his passion, but
feared her answer. He had studied her
every word and tone and look and hand
pressure since he had known her. He was
sure she loved him. Ano yet he was not
sure. She was so skilled in the science of
self defence. so subtle mistress Of all the
arts of polite society in which the souls
deepest secrets are hid from the world,
he was paralysed now as the moment
drew near. He put it off another day and
gave himself up to the pure delight of her
face and form and voice and presence.
That evening when she entered the home
her mother caught her hand and softly
whispered: Did he court you today, Sal
lie?"
She shook her head smilingly. mo, but
1 think he wiz tomorrow
(To be COutinued)
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-21

"All right, we will say goodbye for the
present. You have made me laughing
stock of young fools, but can stand It.
I'll not give you up, and IL l can't have
you. no other man shall.
eff you leave my will out of the calcu-
lation, you will make fatal mistake"
Women have been known to change
their. Wills"
Before leaving her that night CASTOR
held her hand for an instant as he babe
her goodbye and said, Miss Sallie, 1
thank you with inexpressible gratitude for
the honor you have done me-"
I've just been wondering what you
have done to deserve it?'
Absolutely nothing-thats why 1t is so
sweet. This has been the happiest day 1
ever lived. cannot see you again before
you go. / leave tomorrow on urgent bust
ness. May l come to Independence to see
your"
Eyes. I'll be delighted to see you. Good
night"
CASTOR was the last to return to Ham
bright. He walked the two miles through
the silent starlit woods. He took short
cut his bare feet had travelled as a boy,
and with uncovered head walked slowly
through the dim aisles of great trees. 1t
was good, this cool silence and the soft
mantle of the night about his soul! The
stars whispered love. The wind sighed 1t
He had withdrawn from the church in
his college days, because he had grown to
doubt everything-God, heaven, hell, and
Immortality. Tonight as he walked slowly
home he heard that wonderful sentence Of
the old Bible ringing down the ages, wet
with tears and winged with hope:
God is love-"
He said II now softly and reverently,
and the tears came unbidden from his
soul. He felt close to the heart of
things. He knew he was close to the
heart Of nature. What If nature was only
another name for God? And he whispered
it again:
God is love!'
"Ah! If only knew II would bow down
and worship Him forever!" he cried.
When Sallie reached her mothers room
that night Mrs. Worth was seated at her
window.
'Why didn't you dancer"
Didn't care to-"
sly Miss, you can't fool me- You didn't
dance because Mr.. CASTOR couldn't. That
was dangerously loud way to talk to
him."
How did you like him. mamma?"
Come here, dear, and sit on the edge
Of my chair 1 wish l knew when you
were in earnest about man. like him
more than I can tell you. He talked to
me so beautifully about his mother, l
wanted to kiss him! He is charming"
why mamma"
I'D like him for a son. There's a wealth
of deep tenderness and manly power in
him.
Mamma, you're getting gIddy!'
But she kissed her mother twice when
she said goodnight.
Atlanta semi-weekly journal. (Atlanta, Ga.) 1898-1920, 1902-08-21
Sam Jones Tremb1es At Prospects
Of Coming Legislative Assembly

central figures in American politics
today. Teddy is going to make a tour.
Hannah IL going to keep house and
Bryan, he will help in keeping up
Democratic wars, for you can no more
harmoize Hill and Watterson and
Bryan, than a decent man with an old
fussy wife. Bryan reminds me much
of the old woman who went to her
pastor and said: Now, pastor. I've
come to you for advice. Ny old man
fuses and fuses with me all the time,
and I just can't live with him unless
you can tell me what to do" Her
pastor replied: Sister, go ahead and
heap Goals Of fire on his head" She
replied: MY God a mighty. I've tried
hot water and that never done any
good"
Mr.. Bryan better try Goals OF fire.
he has tried hot water long enough.
Senator Carmack, of Tennessee, Is
coming to the front as an orator and
debater. I know him personally: he
is a brave, honest fellow, with almost
red hair. The peer, intellectually, OF
any man in the United States.
Beverage, Of Indiana. is growing
beautifully less every day. It's really
no credit to Senator Bailey to scrap
with so small a fellow as Beverage.
But all in all, no state IN this union Is
more worthily, honorazbly and ably rep
resented in the United States senate
than Georgia. Bacon and Clay make
a good safe team. Pull up hill, hold
back going down. Congressman Griggs
is for going to the front in good shape.
I like him for what he is, as we'll as
for what he can do.
see the race is on for mayor in At
lanta. Go IL, gentlemen. Mayor Minis
don't want 1t any longer. Well, he has
made a good mayor. He cannot be
bought or bulldozed. He is honest,
and the only mistake OF his admins
tration was burning that negro of for
cursing, for the southern people don't
like a monopoly.
And some sky scraper buildings for
Atlanta. Go II. gentlemen. But not
too high, If you please. or you may
build higher than you own.
SAM P. JONES
p. ST. tremble as the time ap-
proaches for the assembling OF the
Georgia legislature. There will be
blood on the moon. about that depot
business, now see If there isn't.
Allen D. Spencer is bigger than Sam
uel Gambler, but he is not bigger than
the Georgia legislature in the aggre-
rate. The insult outweighs the enor-
nous injury-a man forgives an in
fury, but a legislature never forgives
an insult-woe be to the man that In
suits the Georgia legislature. Then
think what Joe Hall will say to his
colleagues. Yours