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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20

Manhattan-ave and 105th-st. They said that Clark
IhreW the watch into a vacant lot. where il was
IIeeoEefeu aiter The arrest. The money was nor
round Magistrate Cornell held Clark IN s. 40 bsfi
Tor the action OF the grand jury. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20

Stock, Mortgage and Insurance Bills
Up This Week.

IBY TELEGRAPH THE TRIBUNE1
Albany, March 19.-Athough the legislature has
now reached tho point where an announcement OF
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20

ROUGH RIDER TO MANILA-Major A O.
Bssdie. newly appointed military secretary in the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-03-20

AMERICAN GLASSES FOR ARMY-The army
signal office has adopted the army field glass
one of the Galilean type which automatically
changes its power. The glass is considered the
suitable for military use and the best quail
fed of the numerous American and European
glasses submitted for competitive trial with a view
to the adoption of the most satisfactory The glass
accepted is of domestic manufacture, and for the
present $50 pairs will be bought. Ii has the advan-
tage of admitting a great deal of light and OF be
ing useful both day and night.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25
Card Of Thanks.

Before returning to Atlanta 1 de-
sire to express my higest apprecia-
ton of the great kindness shown to
my son, Morgan G. Looney, and
family during his continued debility
and sickness with also repeated as
surances of deepest gratitude to the
noble ladies and gentlemen who have
given their time and assistance to my
daughter-in-law, her brother, and
myself in our deep afiiction. During
the experiences of lifetime I have
never known young family blessed
with so large a circle of friends
among so noble and excellent a peo-
pie as those I met around the casket
of my dear boy.
God be praised that ne deserved to
have family worthy CT this marked
attention.
Respectfully,
GEO. {. LooNET,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25

Here is the way the Milton Index
humorist discusses the mosquito
theory:
''Golly, Just read what DIR. Porter
says about our night-blooming hum
ming bird: IA single female mos
quito will lay a sufficient number of eggs
in water pitcher in an unused bed
room to not only fill the house with her
offspring but supply the neighbours
within the radius of the square," If
that's so how can we ever
expect to get rid of the ter
rible animal? If a pitcher will
breed a housefull what will a ten
mile swamp do? If a single mosquito
can do all that how much worse
would it be if she went off and got
married! Oh lawsamacy, then terri
BILE 'skeeters!'-Tallaha True
Democrat.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25

NoTE.-Solar Eclipse. Let ;, Fig.
/, be the sun: NJ, the moon, and Z,
the earth then q, e, is the moons
shadow which sometimes eclipses a
small portion Of the earth's surface
at c, and sometimes falls short of it.
il person at E IL the center OF the
shadow, the eclipse may be total or
annular; to person not i'll the cen
ter Of the shadow part of the sun
viii be eclipSed, and co one at the
edge of the shadow there will be no
p, or are the penumbra.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25
Public is Aroused.

edge of the curative merits of that
great medicinal tonic, Electric Bit
tiers, for sick stomach, liver and
kidneys. Mary H. Walters, of 546 st.
Clair Ave, Columbus, O., writes
"For several months, was given up
to die. Ihad fever and ague, my nerves
were wrecked, could not sleep, and
my somach was so weak, from use
less doctors drugs, that l could not
eat. Soon after beginning to take
Electric Bitters, I obtained relief,
and in a short time I was entirely
cured" Guaranteed at Tydings &
Co. Price Soc m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25
70 d o. Net 70 Os-Jhsts the
Question.

Question.
To the Editor OcaIa Banner:
To be wet or not to be wet? That is
the question, not with the community
but with few fanatics, regardless of
the fact that or country districts,
are are already dry and are trying to
coerce the people of Marion county
to subscribe funds to create an agi-
tation for what purpose? To hold an
election to determine whether it is
more advantageous to sell liquor le-
gAIly or Illegally; whether it is more
advantageous to have liquor shipped
into our town or out of it; whether
we shall circulate the money in
Ocaia or send it to Jacksonville or
Tampa.
The last legislature killed d bill
prohibiting the shipping from wet
counties into dry counties, because
Florida could not prevent Georgia
or any other state from shipping all
the whiskey people ordered into
this state. i similar proposition is
about to be presented before you in
Marion county, saying sign our pc
titiOn." Have vote on it. So we
are sure in case it comes 10 an cleo
ton, 10 create excitement and make
j few cranks CONSPICUOUS tfor little
while anyway and i'll the event, by
misguided Judgment, you should vote
for the bill and carry it, you would
have done what? Yoa would have
driven your own trade from this
county and adjoining smart" dry
counties away from you for the bene-
fit of the town that tells you when
you want to do business go TO jack
sOnville or Tampa.
In order not to hurt the feelings of
yourselves don't sign any petition.
It is dangerous V J. SHIPMAN.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25
BY
MRS. N. A.
TUCKE.

of the sun and moon from the center
of the earth, and of the moon from
her node at the instance of coujunc-
ton, occasions great varieties in the
solar eclipses. Besides, the height of
the moon above the horizon changes
her apparent diameter and may aug
ment or diminish the apparent dis
tances of the centers OF the sun and
moon so that an eclipse of the sun
may occur to the inhabitants of one
country and not TO those of another.
III this respect the solar eciipses diff
fer from the lunar. which are the
same for every part of the earth
where the moon is above the horizon
In solar eciipseS, the light reflected
by the atmosphere diminishes the OBJ
security they produce, Even in solar
ecllpses the higher parts of the at
mosphere is enlightened by part Of
the suns disc and reflects its RAYS to
the earth. The whole disc OF the
new moon IS frequently visible from
atmospheric reflection. On the 18th
of July, 1872 phenomenon occurred
during the total eclipse of the sun.
The moon was ike black patch on
the sky surrounded by d. faint,
whitish light about an eighth OF the
moons diameter in breadth in which
three red flames appeared in form
like the teeth of saw; from what
cause they originate or what they
were is totally unknown even unto
this day. Planets sometimes eclipse
one another. On the 18th of May
1887, Mercury was eclipsed by Venus
near their inferior conjunction; Mars
passed over Jupiter on the 9th of
January, 1891, and on the 3Oth day OF
October, 1925, the moon eclipsed Sat
urn. These phenomena, however, hap
pen very seldom because all the plan
cts or even a part of them, are very
rarely seen in conjunction at once :;
that is, in the same part of the
heavens at the same time. More
than TWENTY-FIVE hundred years before
| our great planets were in conjunc-
ton. On the 18th of september 1855,
a similar assembiage took place be-
/ tween the consultations of Virgo and
| Libra; and in 1901. the moon, Jupiter
Saturn and Venus were united in the
| heart of the Lion. These cOnjunc-
! tions are so rare that LaBrand has
computed that more than seventeen
millions of millions Of years separ-
| ate the epoch of the contemporaries
Gus conjunctions of the six great
planets.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25
TO FLORIDA GIRLS.
Whore . Complete Collegiate Edu-

Whore complsts Collegiate Edu-
cation Can bs obtsinsd.
When the Buchanan bill was first
introduced in the last legislature there
was objection to it for the reason
that radical change in higher edu-
cational work was proposed. This
objection was overcome, the bill was
enacted into law, and the law has
since been executed in such a salts
factory manner as to meet with the
hearty approval of the most skepti-
cal Florida today has a most eX
ceiient university for young men and
college for young women
Fred w Kettle, known all over
, Florida as a journalist, has taken up
educational work and Is making
tour OF the state as secretary 10
President Murphree, OF the college
Kettles mission to acquaint parents
and guardians of the young ladies OF
Florida with the advantages OF when
the Tallahassee college has 10 offer.
Because the tuition Is free in nearly
every branch, and expenses in con-
why the college should nos be equal
to the best of its kind in the south
BY means OF a liberal allowance OF
the state appropriation most ellie
lent faculty has been enlisted for
this work, with President Murphree
penses, that OF board, is about the
only item and all that parents are
called upon to pay is about Sl20 to
S14O for the entire school term OF
thirty-four weeks.
Tallahassee has been for many
charming society, healthy climate,
beautiful scenery and general charm
are assets that should charm students
from all parts of the state.
The scholastic year begins the last
Wednesday in September and termi-
n,toS tho l,St "Wednesday :, Nov
giving eight of the most delightful
months of the year for study.
Catalogues are now being mailed to
applicants all over the state. Those
interested should write al once TO
President A. A Murphree, and such
other information as they may. de-
sire
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25
EXPRESS PREPAID.

Assortment Allowed On ali G,ois Of saoe
Pri q.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25
Better than a Gold Nine or 0sI " ell

Better than Gold Nine or OIL We'll.
Over one hundred and forty wagons
loaded down with fine tobacco, were
in town by seven O'Clock last Wednes-
day morning, This only applied to
one tobacco factory. Other factories
here were busy ali day receiving this
valuable staple from the prosperous
farmer. Quincy and Gadscn county
are booming. Texas oil is not in it.
K'onG1ke gold give out but our fine
tobacco never fails to bloom.
When you get Texas or kion-
dixie struck, just ask your nearest
ticket agent to sell you one to Quincy.
This is no dream but a reality
Quincy Herald and Era.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25
THE COMING ECLIPSE - - -
- - y OF THE SUN.
ASTROMERS GREATLY INTERESTED
written for the Ocala Banner

written for the Ocala Banner
"Where ignorance is bliss it is folly
to be wise" Again it is said: ''This
is life eternal, that they may know
the only true God. and Jesus Christ
whom Thou hast sent"
1t seems that life eternal is to
know God-not to live. To know
God is to correspond with God. How
are we to know? Christ said: ''Seek
and We shall find;'' ''Knock and it
shall opened unto you"
Scientific men have been doing
this since the beginning of time. In
the world which biology deals evo-
luton eliminates i'll knowledge. 1t
is not required to see truth before we
believe in it, yet the adults are con-
tinually asking, What shall / be-
lieve and why?' It is well. 1t aims
at a life long yearning; and right
here, we are never to old to learn
though many OF us may have passed
the milestone of sixty years and are
ripe for the DOCTORS morphine and
table.
We cannot cheat nature. but with
our small gifts we are bigoted ana
neglecting to SOW at ali. Christ
said: 'Tney have eyes but see not"
l looking at the heavenly bodies, the
moon came forth with all her splen-
dor and glory and with it the thought
all beautiful lights have their shadows
and sun time dissipates to shining
earth the angularity of facts. Great
discoveries generally lead to va
riety of conclusions, yet the aber-
ration of life affords a direct proof
of the motion of the earth in its Or
bit and its relation is proved by the
theory of falling bodies, since the
centrifugal force it induces retards
the ocillation of the pendulum in go
ing from the pole to the equator.
Thus a high degree of scientific
knowledge has been requisite to dis
pei the error of the senses as it is
impossible to trace the path of the
sunbeam through our atmosphere
without feeling desire to know its
nature, by what power it travels the
immensely of space ana the various
notifications iG undergoes at the sur
face and must turn to science for
aid
The sun is eciipsed when the moon
intercepts its rays. (See figure No.
-. The moon, though incomparably
smaller than the sun, is So much
nearer the earth that her apparent
diameter differs but little from his,
but both are liable to such variations
that they alternately surpass one an
other.
Were the eye of spectator in the
straight line with the centers of the
sun and moon he would see the .Sun
ecipsed. If the apparent diameter
of the moon surpassed that of the
sun the eclipse would be total. Ii it
We're less, the observer would see a
ring of light around the disc of the
moon and the eclipse would be annu-
lar as it was on the Eth day of May,
1885. If the center of the moon
should not be in the straight line ad-
joining the center of the sun and the
eye of the observer, the moon might
only eclipse part of the sun. The
variation, therefore, in the distances
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25
Just q Little irritated

Bulletins of the Florida Depart
ment of Agriculture contain some
rare and racy reading. Not long
since a comparative table was issued,
showing the products of the several
counties. II this table all the coun-
ties led jefferson until the figures
were reached showing ohe number of
''asses'-and 10, Jeferson's name
led all the rest" We are credited
possibly by Typographical error,
with a fabulous number of asses
more. in fact, in proportion to popu-
latic II than any other section of the
globe can boast. We are ashamed 10
state the exact number. The bulie-
tin of July I reached US on August s.
and it solemnly declares that the
watermelon crop of Jefferson is fine,
but imparts the touching tidings that
our peach crop is a failure" 1t
might have added just as pertinently
that we are producing no more crude
petroleum than We did last year, and
that monkeys are cutting off the
cocoanut crop.-MODticello News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25
LIST
WHISTLES, WINES: BEER AND MALT.

HiIk goo6=-Jugs free-Not prepaid.
$3.50 per gallon Rye Gin Con. Go,i Grade
81 90 Pc iiion
Rye Gin. Corn. Rum. Fine Quality 5, so per gal.
Rye Gin Corn Rum Best tor the money.
g 90 pr gsi.
81 Rye. Peach and apple brandy. Mel!owe
by age 81 90 per gal
Vi-to-ia Rye Social Drops Ry-. Medical quality
LENP ST LOUIS BEER. Per dog.
F4iStay g. IS
ENt-a Pale 70
stan lard - 90
Malt extra dark .. Z %
Cohurp-- rmnorred . %
Ra~- ALI pints -.. , s
Guinness Stout pints . , -
Prices by the barrel o. appii.:..os-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25

Mrs. j. II. Butler and daughter,
Mrs. G. R. Lynes, of Romeo. were
among the out of town ladies in the
city shopping Monday and made the
Ocala Banner a pleasant call.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25

Miss Caro- Liddon and her attrac-
tive guest, Miss Florence Mellon, OF
Tampa, who have been spending the
week with Miss Annie Mathews at
Eastlake, came up to Ocala yester-
day.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-08-25

The Ladies' Home Journal patterns
for September are now on sale the
Helvenston Pastear Co.'S. 1t wd
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-07-15

Wet hay weather.
Salvation Army Tuesday.
Pass the sugar and flies. please.
Traverse City Races July %, 20, 81.
One OF the NJ. Z. S. s. classes pic
niced at Munroe Creek. Thursday.
With the farmers, just now, bad
weather Is something that goes against
the grain.
The new electric lights make West
Side shine and seriously interferes
with Spooning.
Mancelona is in darkness these
nights--the result of the Electric
light plant burning last Sunday.
Empey Bros. will leave here July Il
to visit the large cities 10 buy their
stock Of Furniture and Undertaking
goOds.s
The annual reunion Of the Grand
Traverse District Soldiers and Sailors
Assn takes place at Kalkaska Aug.
15-l8-l7.
Brigadier Blanche b. Cox will be at
Loveday Opera Honse next Tuesday
evening in the interest Of the Sal
walton Army.
VIM. E. Lanway's July sales of
musicak instruments include Pack
ard piano for Will Taylor, Hoffman
piano for Ropert Sheldon, KimbalI
organ for Charles Coon, Packard
organ for Frank Potter.
If you desire to trade good i'm
property In a thriving city or 5000
population in Northern Texas, con.
suit with w. A. LOveday soon, and
get fun particulars about the location.
The Creamery is now running nicely
and milk and cream is coming in in
good quantities TO insure it a paying
inveS 'ment. G. o. Black-an expert
bu ttermaker-is here in charge OF
same; he comes highly recommended
from various places he has worked 10
the past dozen years.
Mrs. Addie Pearl, through her at
torney e. N Clink, has begun action
in circuit court against the Village OF
East Jordan asking 5000 damages fol
injuries sustained by being thrown
from buggy wear or so ago. The
buggy ran into hole caused by the
laying of water works on Safest.
Through courtesy of William Fl
Rose, sec'y, this, Office has received a
copy OF the Report Of the MichIga
Forestry Commission for the years 100;
--l904. The effort to stay this ruth
less des .ructiOn of timber and awaken
an interest in tree planting as com
mercial venture for the state is GER
tainly commendabie and enters upor
pew era Of state craft.
Last season f ist Jordan had base
ball team Of which every Jordanite
was proud and now we've got on,
equally as good. Through the fort.
ofsome our business men. the team
which represented the Detroit Bust
ness University this spring has beer
engaged TO represent East Jordan f"
few months on the diamond, anC
team is now here and ready for the cal
of the umpire. Yesterday a practice
game was held with local nine wheel
resulted ia 10 to score for the pro
fessiOnais. A game on our home
grounds with Frankfort will probably
be held first OF next week. The team
is ready so come all We ball teams ant
rooters from far and near, let us gathe
round the diamond and yell ourselve
hoarse over a friendly strife.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-07-15

Mrs. NJ. Ruddock is a Cheboygan
visitor.
Ben Reid was Williamsburg visi-
tor, Saturday.
F. j. Porter and family are Leland
visitors this week.
Ed. st. John was home from Char
levoix over Sunday.
Mrs. p Walsh is receiving a visit
from her neice, Miss Mae Dooley.
Mrs. E. G. Keith Of Mancelona is
here guest of friends add relatives.
Charles Grazer was here from Chi
cago this week guest of his parents.
Mrs. james Quinlan is entertaining
a sister, Miss Vose, Of Grand Rapids.
| Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.. Madison enter
! tanned their son. Ernest, of Charlie.
voix, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Wiesman are
entertaining Charles Morrison and
family of Waukegan, Ill.
Mrs. Douglass G Loveday is enter
taining her sister, Mrs. d. G.. Osborn
Petoskey, and the latter's son and
daughter,
| c. l.. Sage, the painter aud paper
hanger, will tell you what it will cost
to do your painting; sign writing and
frescoing a speciality.
East Jordan can boast of having the
largest Furniture establishment and
4 the best equipped undertaking bust
ness in Northern Michigan.
J. g. Glenn, accompanied by his
wife, went TO Battle Creek, Tuesday
where he takes course OF treatment
4 His health has been quite poor OF late
Miss Susie Bala left Saturday last
for Gaylord where she visits seve ra
relatives. She was accompanied t.
Frederic by the Misses Mae anC
Blanche Stohlman.
The Undertaking business will alst
be carried on by Empey Bros. W.
shall carry verv complete line. This
branch Of the business will have tn,
careful attention 'of j. W. Empey, h,
having over twenty years experience
In the business feels himself full.
competent.
Our acknowledgements are due tn
Traverse City Driving Park Ass n To-
complimentary ticket to their Rae,
Meet which takes place July 25, 20 anC
81. They are giving $4,000 In purs's
and have lage entry list. Lovers Of
good horse racing will see some excel
ent contests by attending.
Yon can apply Manzan inside, righ
where the pain is? Ii is put up u
collapsable tubes with nozzle attach
ment for introducing it, MadZar
) stops pain instantly and cures al
kinds of blind, bleeding, rtching ant
protuding piles. Sod by Warne''
Pharmacy.
Charlevoix county herald. (East Jordan, Mich.) 189?-1953, 1905-07-15
Bviets Of me Week
Will Newton Is at Kalamazoo.


Bug Finish will not blight potatoes.
John Light left THURSDAY FOR the
South.
Land Plaster keeps corn moist and
growing.
Kitchen Cabinets and Cupboards, at
Whittingtons.
Frank Dunlop left Monday for Blue
Lake, where he has work.
Mrs. T. c. Plank left Friday for a
visit with PetOskry friends.
Bargains in second hand Bicycles al
w. +. Malpass hardware Cos.
George Otis was at Saginaw the
past week. guest Of his relatives there.
Mrs. Edward Smatts and Miss
Flossie Sheldon are Charleyoix visit.
ors.
Miss Pearl Black left Thursday for
Kalamazoo where she has employ
ment.
Work on the new buildings OF NAL
pass Bros. Foundry is going forward
rapidly.
Harry Eduard Miller OF Chicago, a
vinlinst OF note, is guest OF J. B.
Webster.
Dentist Samuel Foster is taking his
summers vacation. He is, at present,
10 Chicago.
Misses Florence Goodman and
Gladys Wh.teford are visiting friends
in Mancelona.
Frank M artinek was over from
Central Lake Thursday and reports
business thriving.
G. w. Newton and family moyed
back to Kalamazoo this week. They
have resided here about year.
Mrs. VIM. Johnson and Junia f.
Pfender spent Monday and Tuesday
in Petoskey and took in Pa wnes Bills
circus.
The East Jordan & Southern will
1
run an excLrsion to Traverse City
July % and 26, return the Goth; fare
Ii. Account of Traverse City Races
People wishing to buy Furniture
might do well to reserve their orders
until Empey Bros. open up their Fur
niture Emporium which will be about
Aug. 18TH.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frost are en-.
tertaining the formers mother, Mrs
A. E., and brother and sister. A bert
and MarGha, of Sacramento, Cali
fornia; they expect to stay about {
! month.
- Tom Hoy, working for the East
Jordan Lumber Company at Hitch
cock, MAS taken i'll with hemorrhagt
OF the stomach. Sunday, and doctor
from Belaire was secured. He was
later brought To East Jordan.
The numerous friends OF Mis-.
Blanche Hobler, formerly OF this city
but now or Petoskey, will he pleased
TO learn, of her marriage to Mr.
Hamilton of Chattanooga, Tenn
They are on their wedding trip.
A Farewell Reception by Officers o
Mystic Lodge No. $40 L. s. A. NJ. an
Mark Chapter No. 275 @. E. $. wa
rendered Mr. and Mrs. q. L. Burket
last Monday evening, at the Lodges
Hall. A handsome Chafing Dish wa
presented the couple to remember tn
occasion by.
A merry quartette OF fishermen
consisting of Dr. G A. Sweet, Johl
Boosinger, George Glenn and r. f
Steffes--left Monday morning for ;
fortnight's outing on the Black River
some 20 miles from Vanderbilt
Trout are numerous in that stream
! and We might as well get ready 70
some (en)large(d) fish stories