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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-22
WAR FEELING srRoMoeR.
Japsnsse Alarmed Over Chinese Con.
eeo0ions 20 Rusaia.

Victoria. u. G.. July 22.-The steam
Or lndrAsamaha. which has lust ar
rived. brought news that the war feel
Ing In Japan was stronger than ever
when the steamer sailcd m q result ol
the alleged concessions made by the
Chinese government To Russia. The
increasing excitement Of japanese pa.
pcrs is also accentuaicd by the change
Of attitude Of Prince Ching. who Ia
said TO have gone over comklctely IL
the Russian side.
Count Okuma. q prominent japanese
statesman. In an interview on the sit.
untion. said Japan should question
Russia aud ask an explanation OF her
arbitrary conduct In Korea aud Man.
churia. and should the answer be un.
satisfactory n strong protest should be
sent 10 the other powers. In taking
such step Japan mn-t be prepared TO
resort 10 arms II necessary Al pres.
cnt japan Was superior TO Russia In
armnmcnls Ia the Far East and
Japans cause Was right one. How.
ever iMpruicni Russia nigh, be she
would not rcntur. going 10 war and
risk Offending all th. powers and h
believed the Isoiesi would be success
ful.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-22
EuIoolzes POPE LEO.
Justice 0rewer Says the World Has
Lost . Great Man.

Chicago. July 90 Through tn
death - I..o XIII III. world haa lost
one 81 its Efrsi men. said Justice
DAVID j HtrasT 81 the United state
supreme so0ft. Who a.s arrived her"
from II. W.s, on his @ay 10 Wa1a!us
ton
The heroic battle which IN. pope
fought against death saii The !uss
tie.. and hta fnsl dissolution hat. Ia
. grsat ca,.rt wiped out tt. srvtarlau
differences among the CHRISTIAN
ehurch.a os the world and brought
their members closer Ia mutual sym.
pashy The lunx Sickness and final
death 81 I..o Al.I caused Catholics
and rfutrtiatta 10 .ovgc, thc.. f.lie
suaa difference and together mourn
the luEs II gr.a, inan
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-22
Refers 20 pose leos Dc ath.

In replying 10 The address King FL.
ward tAia to shared In the sadness Of
mu.tiiudcs o. h.s subjects over the
news - the poler Death.
Ill. majesty said h. remembered
the lindncss WITH which his holiness
had So recently - cissi him and the
interest Which Pope Leo took In the
" t.tasc II tho English people.
Thp kins added that his visit came
al time when new era is openini
for Ireland
a special performance. which had
h,en planned for the Royal thcater ir
Dublin. Jul, -. has been counter
mand.l in consequence ~ Pope Leo $
dVata
Immediately after the ceremony
ihesr mat.stios. accompanied by the
lord lieutenant and brilliant siaa
and escorted by hurs. guards. drove
~ in tho direction of Dublin amid the
greatest enthusiasm on the part OF tn,
crowds lining the road between Kings
town and Bulls bridge Al the latter
nIaf. the procession halted and the
| hing received addresses from th'
| suhurban councils OF Blackrock. Ra'h
mines and Pembroke. To which his
majesty replied briefly. The process
| ston then passed on and entered the
| m, of Dublin. preccded by police. .
d.ta, hmeui Of royal horse. a brilliant
stan the lord lieutenant. the heaa
ona,t.rS stan ~ the Third army corps
and other military and court omciais
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-22
Rich ORE DISCOVERED.
Iron Found IN Abundance IN Famous
Section Thirty.

Dula,h. July =. The famous sec
slun u cas-. ~ rrs allied ht tho aiseo'
or, of rl.h veins Of iron ore on N. site
which for seventeen years. VAS IN
litigation.
Driila which have hrcn al work Tor
over six months has. at last discos
cred tn. orc TIL. ars' bed - over
quarter ot mile lonE aud ."o 'e''
Wide.
Til. pcnnsylsaria read is behind th'
new owners and the, expect io s''
Is GOO .unu tons ol or. out 81 the place
paving $4,000 .aon bonus and :" cents
per ton as royalty To the exploration
company that recently won out In 'h'
litigation
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-22
HOPPER VS.. DUNsMUiR.
Canadian Court Orders Oesenosns 70
Answer Questions.

Victoria, Il G. July s.-Thc fni'
court gave Judgment Monday ON the
appeal In the case of Hopper W.. puns'
muir. a aide Issue In the famous case
brought by Edna Wallace Hopper
asalns, James punsmuir seeking To
br,nk the will OF the milllonRire's =
brother. allowing the appcai WI" eos's
and ordering the defendant .o "as'
full answer io all the Qness'ohs %
tccted Ia.
The court also ordered the de,eh"an'
90 make full disclosures OF al no,",
men,s In his possession relating 70 Tue
suit In any way.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-22
DAIRY AND FOOD MEN MEET
Convention cs Nancrai Assoc 'aion AZ
ST Paul

s., Paul. Jals >. IN. convention
o. the National Ashos3at ~ lAaig,
And fousl togaMl&s4oacys convened al
10 m In tic senate chamber ai the
sarltul Eg.slde.t " BAILEY pre-
aIAing
N,o..rror : Il Naa SAINT greeted tho
rumfl.as.onuFs In tho name - tae
state and Aa.of Robert 4 smith "es.
sunc3 tbs sorso..i.u. 10 tie name ~
The city
Hon a II Jones. eomuissionfF oi
Illinois. responded OF hcaa! ~ ia'
assor tailun
Then followed the president an
ruA! address AMI IN. appdinin'nl o1
committees.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-22
>'oIr VERY oouare,u
% Select New Pope viii,
Meet Auo

lenen, co.,, According 10 n
arraay,o ,omins from a high ccciesi. n
sard s1, henis are being prcssca
cariinal's' '' VIII enable the eonelsvs
nav II is. Is now though. sf ,Ss nas, .e.. :.
p al A., 'ast Considerably longer
ugh to -" >, expected even lon.
laey. \ \ permit : m, Cardinal Mo Moran a'"s ~
pa1 in : w ": to arrive in time " to
lcaa aa"Sa'saaor s".o accr"a',"s r"'nss, ;, -.
s sursas says The question ., 20 panc 20"
~ 'l'Is'or the .,''. ia vn peculiarly ri aorS aorS
"a nors u' the candida,ss n,aS. ,aS per, !.
,s''ny ,on"lasan rp''an' part than ia any
'eIy ,aan.ns ,aa'I'ns in the pas. ."s arc sona', mol
ne new popa p'.@a red, highly probable ,h.,
1oushl ), "',' M, be a man at present
and no, talked about.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-22
CARS THROWN INTO RIVER.
Five Persons Killed in = Canadian Pa.
cific Wreck.

Gait. Ont. July - A rear-end col
l,sion occurred on the Canadian Pacific
railroad between two freight trains on
thc vest end OF the long Canadian Pa
cific railroad bridge over the Grah'
river here Two cars were thrown
into the river.
Four bodies have been recovered SO
far and there Is thought TO be one
more body still In the wreck at the
bottom of the river.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-22
arRUck ~ LIGHTNING.
Twenty Children Gathered o"0e'
Trees Are Stunned.

New York. July s2.-Twenty cn''
arcn. playing under trees In yard OF
one Of the finest residences In the
nronx. we're struck down by . bolt o.
lightning. tho opening gun of one OF
the sharpest storms that mas s""..
this scction In some time. The bolt
stunned every one OF the score ot
playmatcs. burned nine OF tnem =.
vcrcly and tore the clothes comp.e.cy
on thirtecn.vcar old William AcSo"o'
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-22
Fruit Train Wrecked.

Lamar. Colo. July ga freight
train on the Santa Fe road was wreck.
ed near Caddoa. Colo. The train was
composed OF thirty cars of California
fruit and was running al a hign speed
when an end car jumped the track.
followed by twelve others. The loss
will be heavy.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-22

Lookup st Rapid City. s. o.. Destroyed
BY Fire.

RAND City. 5. D.. July 22.-The city
,.il burned during the night and
s,ranc, man arrested early In the
evening for vagrancy was crematcd.
The prisoner is supposed to have SO,
~. Arc which was discovered at
o'clock In the morning. Al that ume
II was beyond control
The charred remains have moi oce"
identified.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-22
LANDS At kli.OSTOWN.
King Ed.afd ard Royal Party on IRISH
Soli

ksafsioan. l.e.aat. July 80 King
It~agl al ,.aeea Alexandra. Princess
Alctufia aa4 the. suites. arrived here
alrGs -. r.a.I I..:.E ~ hoasI the royal
- 1T N!1tog.A aal Albert
Immediately after ii. yacht took Its
position IL. F.e haTaaF the ro,al salute
-ae Atr3 4! thirteen scAa.ta u! the
Lamr acet
\ hsats aaia. which had been fall
.as slgto ~ c"tiy heur. ceased al :
o.sloss 5 49,. tA sAy cleared. siyiag
/. oms. d. - ae-i-cg t0F The gos .!
.s.tf, sLlu i1Ue.t..
1he morning fa!n bal b. iragsled
tie ,sct o.at5o.s. Which had be-a most
efre tsxcit carriei oat everywhere.
These @c1e stgnE Of 81 um. or tae
l.tAs ..4 private buildings and smsll
.la4t and t.. sseai battle hips - the
Aara aof w"fs .ay aith aoNess. Gags and
h-mtiI. thousands OF people lined
the streets aai wharves waiting the
.rr..a4 ~ their ma sst.eS Who were
sowe4 lroin "a, Victoria and Albert IL
rp1al barge 10 the Victoria doca.
be-, they landed ~ IL O'Clock
They N.g. received by tar Earl o..
Iga4et. lord lieutenant O! ireland. and
"A number .. officials and wer. CON
Quoted 10 !. pavilion. whore al address
of Welcome Naa read in behalf 81 the
h!rsstov municipal council.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-22
In PRONOUNCED DEAD.
$40 cc.sMN CEREMONY
W. ,uc TIE DENISE OF
ROMAN ponT'fF.
|,,efs CT TIE CHURCH ATTEND
MAR CARDINALS NOW
PRESENT IN the
DEATH CHAMBER.

rhe flrft Of fhOHc
\ ne. JhN ,,,,ou. ceremonies
lnlolse anu - ~ n non. be.
|, h io.iot = -. ons although
[ 4pllss ~ morn ~. ..,,n .vca,
j Nas eaniass'" :,
Ia ,.As mosi iinp'sSs
~ -, pr. .ni IN ho'n'. HS'"
.,,, nine. assembled NJ 'a'
tlas - view the remains og
psioi' xl,t and ofscially to pro-
y la'e leo -, ~, Cardinal Oregila.
kaec alni a'"' -. had tn nut
u. ). IL s@'''' xirn of
Ii, BIS eaf4.Aas .,,,r.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1903-07-22
hsf'a1ei late Mgr. volpini.

& - N.Lih.is meeting q. the con.
- ! ,afa!aais Mar Merry de,
~ Nfa' apostolic delegate to
Aas pfQFis!uaally appointed
~ = 'ho Qaslaiurtal cnngrrga.
e..a ~ III" late Mgr Volutnl
reo4h'j all hc followed by maxi
. .o'.ssuna! a..u!uim.a, por.
= position o. secretary " tho con.
AsF".ation has additional
~. slne' II alll lead ,o the
k,I,si'.a = As Merry dol Va, A.
..A' Y, tie n.w popc
I. 10 The afternoon tho body nj
fpu "as emhalms,i aud clothed
,us',a' .@''', al robes. preparatory to
s1e'ai obseqn.es
ker .A' masnia cont Church of 4,
sna a. b" heard IN. soana of m.
\, , a"a 'hlscl already preparing
bteu ,1,., 1.'a, tomb a massive
ba.liY''a iY''a''orm had been made into
)ilx ,a reaching half way to tho
s,,' !" .h' !'ft Of the nave Around
6cAips- s stood a gaping crowd
ia nna'' WI, u" niche wherein Ieo.s
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
ITCHTOK.
UNCLE JOE.

The health of the community is at
present bad.
Prof. OverhuliZ filled the palpit at
MicanOpy Sunday.
Married at the home Of Mrs. Geo.
Stephens on last Sunday sis or of
Mrs. Stephens, Miss Mary Rawls, to
Mr.. Brooks.
Messrs. Taylor and Armstrong re-
turned home Thursday from fishing
expedition.
DIR. Bitch and Mr.. B. r. Bitch
were in Ocala Monday.
The road law of this section is being
put in force.
Mrs. l.. B. Carter was in Ocala
Tuesday.
Mr.. r. A. Sandifer is having an
addition put to his house, which will
make his home very much more con-
venient.
The nearer the holidays the more
drummers and statesmen.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
Brother Setzer's Joke.

The High Springs Hornet is respOn-
slble for the folio wing:
Since the saloons were closed by
legal advice, prominent merchant
in the neIghborIug town something
larger than High Springs, received Il
letter from large distilling firm
asking for list of names OF citizens
who might be interested in the litera.
ture issued by the firm, setting forth
the merits Of new brand OF whisky,
and promising him a commission on
all sales. The prominent merchant
being somewhat of a joker himself,
Sat down aui made u list of the most
prominent prohibitiouists in the
place and forwarded it. he forgot
all about the matter uatil month
later, when it was called 10 his at
tent.Ou by letter from the ui~tillerS
enclosing check for S32a4, with
thanks for the list, which had been
found peculiarly remuuerauve, and
for hiuI to Use every effort possible to
help him to hold the patronage by
handing them the literature which
had been forwarded him under sepa-
rate cover
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
The Coming croo

From May until D-crms- there n.
no reason why Florida should impor,
a solitary onion. while th-ra o. every
reason why h-r onion export during
that time should amount % many
Thousand IF dollar Oai1u growing
IN this section 81 -n- -c,,-- BE- one %
ih~ ~.',s- -ui u1~- I-.f.a.l, k.1d
Of truck growi.E.--- Augustus
Record.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
a Monster Fish.

Col. Y. ]. Shipman, of the Monte
yuma hotel, is at Mayport, at the
mouth Of the st. Johns river on a
fishing expedition, and is having big
luck.
He sent Us one of his catch and its
length is expressed in yards. 1t is
big enough to feed multitude and
will be put to that test today.
Its size puts us in frame of mind
to believe all fish stories.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
GATE RvllLE.
III

From present indications CATER
willie will shortly be without a post
office, which will MAKE it very incon-
venient for large number OF the
people in this community. We are
sorry 10 see that so few people seem to
take interest in the matter of Keep
ing up the office here.
Mr.. j. Y. Barnes and son, Lumluie
We're III our midst last week buying
cattle. He purchased the stock of
Mr. J. II. Brass and will move the
herd to Cltru. county in u few days.
Mr.. A. G.. Brass returned from
Hearst, Fla, last week where he has
been attending camp meeting. He
reports having had u big time and lots
Of good things TO eat.
Mr.. J. y. Thomas. Of Shady, i
visiting ia this cOm Gunity This week
business and pleasure.
Mr.. William Deas and sister, Miss
Luis, viewed the charms Of the
Phosphate City Saturday.
East Gaiterville is beginning to
look like IA new town. But thrn.
Charlie always could make things
shine like new.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
Quail or Partridge

a writer in the Savannah News.
we'll up in OrnithOlogy, says there is
no such thing as quail on the cont.
nent Of North America. What we
call a quail is a partridge, and in the
south was never called anything else
except in recent years. The marke d
distinctions and differences between
a quail and a partridge are given in
most OF the encyclopedias.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
Reited the Globe.
m

Mr.. J. A. g. Carson, vice president
of the ]. 2. Williams Co., enjoys the
honor of being the first and only ma
val stores man to belt the world. Mr..
Carson completed his tour of the
globe on last Sunday when be reach
ed home after an absence OF five and
a half months, during which time he
travelled over $4,000 miles. Mr.. Car
son is greatly improved in health and
has once more taken up his many
active business responsibilities
Savannah Naval Stores Review.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
NAVAL STORES ITEMS.
serspe Crop Peor-outIeok Does Not
Justify Reckless Extravaganza.

Up to October l., says the Ssvzn-
nah Naval Stores Review, there was a
decrease in total receipts from April
/ at all the ports of 30,042 casks spirits
turpentine aud 1882 barrels Of
rOsin, or = per cent decrease in spirits
and l0l per cent in resins. 1t Is
quite likely thar the end Of the season
will show that the decrease IN the
crop Of spirits is not over ) per cent
and the percentage Of resins will be
cut down from what it now Is Pro.
ducers who may be considering d
larger cut OF new boxes for next year
should bear in mind that the values
which have ruled 30 high this season
were largely the result Of the smaller
receipts OF the first five months Of the
year, and a reversal Of this condition
next season may not be unexpected
TO bring lower values once more.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
oaytona's Winter Daily.
W. d CARN

As We announced last winter, We
will issue daily newspaper this sea-
son. Tie first issue Of the Daytoua
Morning News will appear December
l. The paper will be strictly local,
and an experienced reportorial staff
will cover the field thoroughly. The
subscription rate will De Sl.50 for four
months, or 81 to paid in advance sub
scribers to the Gazette News.-G Ga
Zette-News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
ChlvA RN.

L. l.. Steele has put up a sawmill
on c. o. Jones place and is now saw.
ing regularly. Mr.. Afford is his saw
yer
q. t. Leak is building a new
dwelling house on his place.
J. NJ. Morris0n's children are at.
tending school at Shady.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
News For Our Farmers.

By reference to an advertisement
found elsewhere it will be seen that
the East Florida Ice Manufacturing
Company will be opened Nov. 1st, for
the storage of meats, and the meat
packing establishment will be opened
about the same date.
The advertisement will be of inter
est to every farmer who has hog 10
to sell or put ia cold storage.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
eELLEviEW.

Mrs. Charles Barrett, OF Mic snopy,
arrived "Wednesday with her little
boy for a visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Barrett.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Hilton are ex-
pected Thursday from Brooklyn, y.
y, where they have spent the SUR
mer. They will go direct to their
pretty home Oh East avenue. Mir.
and Mrs. Hilton are the last OF the
winter residents 10 leave IN the
spring aud always among the first to
arrive III the fall.
Mrs. J. D. Pope and two children
spent couple of days in OcaIa this
week.
DR.. AOshire has been called TO Lake
Weir three times this Week TO attend
Mrs. Freeman, who is seriously i'll.
The BcllevIeW Trailing Company
are busy opening up their fall goods
and everyone connected with the
firm is hustliug.
Mr.. J. d. Pope is moving in from
his camp to the house known a. the
I. c. Hall house, and later his entire
turpentine outfit is To be moved into
town.
The Rev. and Mrs. J. d. Drvanea u
have moved into Simeon McClendOu :
house.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

Mrs. w. J. Brake, OF Milledgevjlle,
Ga, has written letter tn the Ocala
Banner in answer II the letter of
Mayor Thomas, OF Gainesville, and
editorials in the Gainesville star in
defense Of Csllison, the lessee Of the
Alachus county convicts. Readers
OF the Times will remem Der the for
mer letter Of Mrs Brake in which she
detailed the horribly brutal abuse of
her son in the Alachua county convict
camp, resulting in his death, and Also
the labOred effort of Mayor Thomas
| to defend the convict lessee. both of
which were published in this paper.
In her second letter Mrs. Brake am
ply refuJes statements made by
Mayor Thomas and the Star, and
brings out even more shocking de-
tails of the case than mad before been
presented. With the lights before
W., the men responsible for the deaf
OF young Brake cannot be regarded
a. other than brutal murderers, and
! the authorities of AlschuA county
| should arrest and pr; them on trial
on the charge. Aud the Waldo jrsrice
who convicted the boy on the himsy
| charge Of carrying piece OF iron
/ concealed in his pocket on hit TO be
| removed from office anu held to ac-
| cOuut for his part in the disgraceful
affair. The boy was only sixteen
years old, frail and i'll, and that justice
/ VINO sent him 10 the convict camps
( for Sky days for such all ofrense-if
/ indeed it he an offtnse under the law
must b. flint hearted monster
! Tampa Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
& stray Notice.

Taken up by the subscriber, a
medium sized bay horse, ten or
twelve years old, dark legs, scar on
left fOrefOot. The horse is in good
condition. Owner can have same by
proving property aud paying for this
advertisement and care of horse.
WALTER RAY,
1t dw Leroy, Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

Reports from the country received
by the factors are all to the effect that
the scrape crop this year i very poor
and that il has been expensive to
handle. A small scrape crop na;ur-
ally strengthens the situation on lower
grades of rOsins. But these grades
have been taking such remarks bly,
good care of themselves all through
toe year that they do not seem to
need any extra advantages tn insure
high values for them right along.
During The week ending Oct. IS,
spirits went of to 55l cents and then
recovered, closing firm with So cents
freely bid. aud with indications re-
garded a. favorble TO a rise. The
market looked critically weak for a
day or two, but sustained itself well =,
after AL, aud factors are again repea /
ing their prediction that when 30
cents Was touched some time ago it
WAS the lowest point the market
would see for the remainder of this
season. Inasmuch a. there are but a
few weeks of liberal receipts ahead it
really looks a. though their faith in
the future Of tie article Was pretty
we'll based. But ag tin.t this are the
reports OF very bad business cOndi-
lions in England aud on the CONT
nent, reports which are sustained by
'be trade and newspapers of Euyland
and Germany. In the United States,
too, there has HOI recently been the
same r0seate tinge to business affairs
a. marked the spring and summer
months. There il somewhat OF a
general feeling that period Of con-
traction in industrial operations may
be just ahead, which would naturally
seriously affect all commodities. Gen
eral conditions are not such a. to
Justify any recklessness on the part
of producers in planning for the next
seasons work. That, al least, is APP
parent no matter what prices may do
for the remainder of the present sea-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

Mr.. WattersOn, of the Courier.
Journal, is responsible for the asser-
ton that there was a forty million
dollar steal in connection with the
Panama canal deal. There is hardly
any doubt that Mr.. Watterson is
correct, hut how much of the price
was Doodle is hard to determine.
Perhaps this is what is the matter
with Columbia. She did not get he
share of this Doodle.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23

Mrs. Hullum Jones, of Anthony,
had the misfortune TO lose a twenty
dollar bill at the city market SatUr-
day. 1t was wrapped in a piece OF
paper, which she accidentally pulled
from her purse in paying for a small
purchase. She missed it shortly after.
wards and looked for il, but only
found the paper in which it had been
wrapped, someone having appropriate
ed the money.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-23
Gaining Friends.
rate cover

The Oregonian, printed at Portland,
Oregon, prominent republican
newspaper, and the Redlands, Gal. }
Citrograph, also also an Influential
republican ne TspAper, both favor the
Nicaraguan a. against the Panama
canal.
The Citrograph says:
As far a the Panama canal question
Is concerned the position OF the
CitrOgraph Is we'll known. We want
the canal built through Nicaragua,
not Panama, or any other place. This
for many reasons, political a. well as
topographic. The Nicaragua canal
will do the Pacific coast far more good
than the Panama. The latter COM
pels the traversing of a great many
hundred of miles more of tropical
waters than the former, which is bad
for fresh fruit shipments. Besides, it
will take four more days in transit,
being that much longer in distance.