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Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-11

DON'T be imposed upon by any
politician who tells you that in sign.
ing the the petition for the Mann
bili you obligated yourself to vote
Tor Judge Mann for Governor. Such
judgment. SUN"
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-11

HE Democrats of Northumber-
land and Westmoreland are to be
congratulated that they are to have
no hight for the Legislative nomina-
tion' and also that Mr.. Geo. K. Ma
sons mayor Of Colonial Beach, is a
gentleman of ability and high char.
acter' upon whom all can unite to
successfully oppose the Repu blican
candidate, whoever he may be.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-11

MEssRs. LYELL AND CURLETr
VIII fight it out for the Democratic
nomination to the House. of Dele.
gates. end- "may the best man win. /"
We shall support the best man, az q
matter Of course.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-11
SHOPPING FOR LADIES'

Save travelling expenses and have your
shopping done by Mrs. j. z. MeanIeY.
22O4 Oak ST., Baltimore. She is in
close touch with the best stores and can
save our ladies money on their purchases
ia 20 all lines. IL costs them nothingr extra.
Samples sent upon request.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-11

Anonymous attacks on Congress
man Swanson have given added Bit
terness to the Virginia primary
campaign.
Virginia citizen. (Irvington, Va.) 1891-1921, 1905-08-11

o. Va Tue united
States. Perhaps it was the danger
OF offending the Northern veterans
that prevented him from signing the
bill, placing the statue of General
Lee in Statuary Hall. PERHAPS he
was AFRAID to veto the same bill ON
account of the effect it would have
on the Confederates of the South.
aud so ne played the role of the col
orless man.
"If he has made a single accurate
statement since opening his cam
psign in Spotsylvania last April. |
have not discovered It." shouted the
Senator. 81 will give prize for
any accurate statement of nv dis
tnguished competitor that can be
discovered. Accuracy is not his
forte. He sees everything through
glass Garkly. He is SO burning no
with anxiety to get into the United
States Senate that he can't see any,
thing right.
my distinguished competitor is
conducting campaign of abuse in
stead of a campaign of argument
lie reminds me of the old LAWYER
who gave some seasonable advice to
an aspiring young man. when the
law is for you said this wise man.
forget the facts and press the law
home as strongly as you can. When
the law IS against you, forget the
law and deal only with the facts
But suppose the law and the facts
are both against me? inquired the
young man. 'In that case, said the
other, 'aenae the other side like the
very DEVIL My distinguished COM |
petitor," said Senator Martin, "is
abusing me like the very devil with
out giving any reasons for it."
The people of Virginia were forced |
to pay from twenty-five to fifty per
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
POINTED PARAGRAPHS.

Bu.mr-. Ike your ssl,rJ. miEht A.
way. H. lI"tu"r
Tie srnlu~ttr T. the old fashioned
hash ball after Il grt- into so"icty
Some p''ppir nr- too iusi.lent on th"
right 10 l,- fool, In their owl Way
When young msn refuses 10 worh
thst q. tie beginning ~ nll bis other
troubles
Wien you ahu-~ bu, fpr being
worthless. rrnSmlcr how w"illr-,'
y0r wen" 1t bis srr
S"ms i,'"pl' -, f,uuiu- O.. .u much
easier fian u u-',i i1 b~ SIN, II a
farm.r ,lu., h. duty even he ihr.-
dsys o.. Knows w. has Iph
1rrr 3. g,-sl deal BOO print aluui
the ,puirgbm. lsugh huf how Often
q" s.g arsg Ns 80" writer "i this
knows rui tN" I--qnir ~ 40 biz ur
quamisu,v vhn have 10 ihugh That !,
cont : .uu. Ni,hi-ru Dl,lr. ..,...
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
Lodge Directory.

BlGHAM LODGE No. 25s 2 "A ~
Regular ms,iinE IN Masonic Hall Saturday
b,forr ful N On In each month.
Visiting meml-rr arr in,it~l to attend.
C.s. Nunn. w.M
IN KsvH. SecJ.
CRtTrESDES CHAPTER No. g.
Meet SATURDAY night after foil mon in each
nonth J. G Gilbert u. p
j. H. Ke,l Sec'y.
wINGATEIuUSCIL 30 gl
Meet gni Nonda, night In each month.
!. e. Gub-rt 7. IN.
J. ~ ke,iL seq.
BLACKWELL LODGE 80. 81. KNIGHTS
oF fYTHIAS
Mcsu iu X ~ o. Hall ever, Fraiay nEht
from uciotsr Io Arfl Inclusive ard 2nd and iih
Tr.isl nishu from Ma TO September Inclusive
Au,,sitirF nrulisr. ~ sister o,iFr. are inyit.
ID to attend
Nm 4 Ring, tar,,iar Commander.
sardl Adams. b o. ard =
MARION LODGE No. AoU.W
Nr,is o. ard Tri Narda, nights ir Na=aHi,
Hal 4 Hrassrii NV
- L. Wularr. RscHri,r
ROSEWOOD CAMP SO WOW
.t.sIss re,fsln Nss1Hir Hall ths sn.i ard lih
TrrzisT r.sffs Boz each ruuif Al ,uiprs
msnIffs Hrr .r.Ir-I r1 stirHt.
" u Csfs Coo. Cofr.
u Eamsss seq.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
WOMEN IN TROUSERS.
In ChRmp-ry, Switzerland, the sight
Causes No Comment.

II will probably be- news Ia many al.
Nocntcs Of feminine dress reform to
hear that the women Of thnmpcry Il
primitive mountain district of the can.
ton NIluis, Switzerland. have worn
trousers from time mmcmora The
thampcry region is IL the southwest
crn pat Of The Canton Nanis. the yil.
ingc NJ rhnmpcry itself being at the
foot NJ the Dent du Midi well known
10 Lake Geneva tourist,
The men Of Champcry are noted for
their llzy habits. uud hcyoud acting rs
guides To mountain climbers iu the
summer months they lead nn absolute
Is Idle HE The women perform all
she bard labor required of O mountain
ccrIng people II is they who pasture
the cattle uu the steep and often dan.
grrpus Alpine slopes cut the timber
and NOV the grass II J., % usual
sigh tn -cr q Chnmpcry woman her
daily toll rudrd returning 90 the va
lagr dragging hcr husband uu one ot
wv ~ h"N.l| nl'IANn lIi a'if.lNN Wv
Throughout Switzerland her lord and
mnslgr 40 the while nzily smoking h,
pipe
Under ,u|u circumstances 10 BIS. mot
surprising that the women uf Cham
per, should have adopted iNr m.ru
Tine attire Their costume B. uf th'
simplest Sind irrkiu Of rough dlrh
blue mntrriul with Irou-or. 60 mmlrh
and o. r"i f"unrd ~ protect the head
Wilde desperately puuicl ulhJ-
NOR uupr"pu-sD,s.ng in ~" way Of
feminine dress ruuld b" Imagined thI
thi. ,ystums. ~ the Chumrrry dame
and dlm..ls Moreover. these wiz"
and msilirr- ~ Chnmpery who nr" nr
cu.inins-l &" all the w",k generally
supposed tn h. the lot ~ the strrn"
seX. not unniiilrllly seek whal cun-'
Iaiinu the, .,u in masculine comforts
CHIEF among these u The .hurt hr.I
pll," which they 40 .moLr AMI c,i
icun, enjoy A. much n hot NOR" th1i
their husband, md fathers New iWi
Tribune
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
MORAL OlLEMMAS.
when Man IL Forced 10 Make
Choice Brtwren Two Evils.

The rules Of logic are unknown to
the mnss Of mankind but ~ one POS.
sessed of intelligence Is unfamiliar
with the process of balancing altcrna
tiycs Even the nnmhlS use II whru
they choose between two paths or tAo
actions. rs between fight aud flight
Men use II In every dilemma, great or
small from the choice between tie
simplest actions ~ the issue Of life Ur
death. Is the thing under conHidrr
ton good or bndt Shall | vote for \
on ~ Shall ! net now or postpone
Shall take risk Shall | stop on -
on; Shall change my course: ShHlI
/ do thi, ur that IN these and other
dilemma, wr mlancc the consequences
Of one alternative against the other
nnd chpp-c what appears to be- the bet.
ter Facing death ia two forms, we
choose tine better way. Balancing al.
frnativcs. one VIII jump from high
window ~ The pavement 10 escape he.
The moral dilrmmus presented {" rs
are uIr always limited 10 q clear
choice between right nnd wrong. II Is
wrong tu ,trll but should one staryc
or permit those dependent ou him to
star,c rather than steal: II In right 10
tell the truth. but should one tell the
truth when II Involves the betrayal OF
his ,,u llr, his country. hl, family:
II l- NrDus 90 deceive but would MT
one e. lus led loo dcrri,lng the enemy
who would destroy him: IL il wrong %
XIII. but mny not OuC Kill iu self lie
fcu-ct
The pruhirnl ~ morals presses con.
stnutIy upon the human race, present
lug tu each individual Ia turn new
trials. difilrultI,~ aud repugnant
choice, Each must 10 large degree
choose his own way To iglt his own
battle. These ARE the facts which con
fuse uur ethical cpuusclors II N not
possible 10 set always Ia exact mr
mouy Witi nur moral code II one is
~ placed thlt he rsn save his mother
from starvation only by stealing. he
will violate the NTH commandment II
he permits her 10 stnrve. and he vii
violate the eighth commandment II h.
,lou-.. 10 steal The choice between
two evils often comes TO the inliyldua
suddenly nnd imp~rntiycly lie mus
act ~ once. rendering q decision III
which there i often no prrc"dcn
known a. him The DeAlOgue. whlcl
be- can rr,'iir. the philosophical analy
al Of the r,oluilou- Of ethics do no
ahlhim
. H. Win j. ihus tried and who desire
10 dn right Will chuU-e ~" rours
which l. least ,Nll lie will bnlanc
, the alternatives. exactly ~ d"cs th
one who Jumps 20 The pavement rattle
than rrnan lu tue uurnifiv building
FROM laliurr Tie Fundamental Nci
. lty. hy urlaudi ]. smith.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

Talking nl,on rats -ahl ,tryc,iurr
on e. SIXTH .tr,vt pier. urmIui- Wc ~
a prtty sii,L tfi,k ~,iur,,,zl the
plhrf nv u.ti" part - 70 down east
skipper 50 bee So I.h,d 10 rid th" ship Of
y numi.r 81 trinl,ls-oue t,.lrut, Ill
vessel was mr"n7l urir 90 Hu English
frr.ahirr. mud b. uuIb-,l t'iat NJ" wa-
tnAlu. loo quantity 81 ,hrr," >"
uur r,,ulul Ir found an "A,u-" TO-
hauIus uui o., her ami taking his tvu
packet alugSd-. The heat step Nas
90 puvurr Vppk. ,mrlr u we'll viii
ai o,i,unr,ut preparation ~ rsl
h,uug. lui pi1rr 10 through 1909 ulwn
lou ou I-nul thr Eusi.hwln Ih"
result vls thHi durIus tho uisht tHrrr
WIS vu"r,pi' immigration OF Ri,
frrm tIr american ship. h"ld Co. ih"
,.s,," l,iru-Ar,-"l -lOug,.dr View
NufL RVS.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
Outside Appointments
of Our Local Preachers

Rev s. j Martin. 2nd SUNDAY and night. Tolu.
Ith Sunday ounds
Re-, r a. ConNay. Ord Sunday. Rock SPRING.
Rev. " 7 Oakley. lstslniay Mt Carmel. 2nd
Sunday Bells Mines. srd sunda,. Sugar Grove.
9Th Sunday. Cmyneyillr.
Rev. 7. c. Carter. 1T Sunday Pond Fors 2nd.
Sunday kuitaWa 3rd. Pinkneyyillc ith. Salem.
Rev D. r. Bhckurn. 1t SUNDAY. Dolason. 3rd
SUNDAY Walnut Gru,e. oh. Crooked Greek.
Rev jas 2 Price. 2nd Sunday. lisman. 9Th
Sullivan.
Rev. 4. &. Hughes 81, SUNDAY. Ernnaus
Church. 2nd. sugar Crcrs Ord Baker Church.
th OH Salem
Rev J. S. HEM. d. SUNDAY Union End, Dun
Springs. th. Shady G--.'- ser,icc- held both
SATURDAY and Sunday
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

fome Intelligence office. usrira-,"
sssn the rrrur,f g.fI, loo ..aUluu sru
<rai iiou--vu'L tnl try fpr ne pii,r ~
coil pbtIrr un.d etc fur DO Iu,rra.--
fh~ fcr uauy uh6's ias,ug thi. ui'uu
tir apsmut uf wage. p'h Tbs 10
one rariau1iI'u uf INr 49,, rr1s.ue mum
her ~ general .huu,'N"rA giu.
T. Thr, afr ll.o Ir.Iru- 'Ilr Tor -uUi" N
che rr.ii",.nr,, of employers tirIs
srr pl..'.l 10 sn.ll'l. anil rm"N',l
wlHu ibr, ere ur,,l'i flI urHvIs ~"m"
suse .rn,pwsr ~ Innlns 'sdldIN
fsfnsu fsr.trf. SIC s,uf lud UUru
the, hs,s irO7s,i SnDNst ru.'i.t Hni
bon.rv url iHr, rr" -"ui o" uIirus ir
hlrhrr v1sr. iIr unlor unt rs.".i.us
20 sidle,t fIs rft-. f,,..
q n.u 1rl .uurD iHr 'uu- suN'rWr
= emplNr laat lbg, Hy.'-vgl Dow
glfl w.. 'rif 900 U.I ..,| rH .u.,ly
her uusI NHfN Nw'''y
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

"uu. T...,u. .u..H lfuHU,sr lady.
aIr boot .U HluU iuu- 1ui ov ,lu iu
m ,.i with fUyu vhnu tUr' Hrr little
Them N, .HsN uum uuI, beautiful
ihus, 5000 Snow only NyHui,W' things
WtI, sIk,u b,Ii. aud little nDvl
Iyuty ilus. ub. luur ,h.llrru things
TOYS. duut Nuu ,tll ib"mH arr ~
usl, W, would be- 1frai ~ what our
,hILr.u N,ud DO Il we save them
your ,IiIIrru's tori. "-Myiluurus ! rad'
Il
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
Church Directory.
METHODIST CHURCH.

''Eii"pi'i "'h'
PASTOR. J. H. McAfec.
PRrAcnlNG. every Sunday at liam.
H'"'N' ~ '''ol ''''' SUNNI a. '.'O a. w.
I'NII'N' '"' We
PASTOR. Rev. r. A. Conway
PKrAcnlsG. End and lth Sunda,s at II a. m
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

enc ~ ilt, ,i"rI'. i'id 'l The lai"
81 william N,rtnu ll1u"uU rrl1ir' 2"
. rii.. - Tenn, sru 90" i--i was "u"
dss rsaiiug b.u ih' i,r.'' f"r 10"
prIns~s. lui shsu Iu lr1r' ldir
Tssf. Do ,smr iu tb~ lius ~" err.
81 pira, VI htlf awakened birds llnf
,cmi iskr,l w, aud s5d "Nh. 7 sup
pose that vouJ ~ pipr bei"rr hrraA
faar Icpuy,ou is said q" hsNe ~
seirsi the Iy,t lnilr grimly.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
CUurrORcials and ~"' 30.
County Officers.

rIflfsr-i T. uuNiuu
COMMUNICATIVE \pUNGy-,uN
I DmvH ..s
twNn lIuI-\lum IN,rN.
~unWu-l Watts lawh.
tWNN NuwuNi turl llwdir
-lU.
JWT tuk-luhu e. A.hy
JWNN jtUk-, = Weldon
N,I,-uU-D 7 l.lt.
IWN-A u Travis.
~,WuI Str.r-luU T. rsri..
C"ru>u-M 4 llll,vu.r.
~pNNur-l T. Sullur
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

"what nrr ,ou studying now' asked
Mr.. JumrnN
We have taken up the subject "
molecules. answered her son
4 hog" ,uu will h" very attentive
nni prarilyr cnusianil, ! tried To get
,onr father a. wvar one. Int hr
,,nnidni make u stnN lu HI. eve
Washington Stat
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
City Government.

~ Was o. MAYOR
] o kr,H lrNr
D., ttHfaHI CiEEk
~ Wu,Is TREASURE
I1o 4 N-fs. AIruEStN
As DsHrsr. Citlrr uf IullJi
CuyNJUurN ET ua,ru. e. e. Da,.
o. JHHr. ls.s Jhror. y d. Nar.sL sHI
90 fs.. y.a.
rraa. rs,u-f % ,r uar,f .'S',a 'ri,,.
|a1 H..Hf r..H HHH.I
,UN COURT .HI N#H.l n,..HH.r.E
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06
t.stasss

enc " ibr pr.ny.psi elements ~ 's''
~ ~ 900, tud prOprrl, 10 uur srIeil
l. tho uinlrnyr aud the consequent
srupldii, W many W the evil dlspo'et
There ar malicious persons who are
harmless only because thsy arr afnici
pI with the grrm " lsgiuss rhila
drlphis Er, uri
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

4 trtm iI .wr'W"F u.U,I. .".N
ap,sN ,,,i ut ..ulrr.u t,. 'ssuis
AIM Nw usi.R. stli'W u.'fI"-1'
81 uur .NHrV w! 'aII. u.H'N
al inr u.m, WIS J.r'N,H mo- I.Ia
Iluue vT,ui vn no 9 .IvNuuT i'.
tmr 1000 tu,.u .tII- grsSN -'Nn"
nj iIs yIn. 900, applicant Hr H
H., .,Hfl,,,l pA.0irI, JnTu Zoo ihr
.al,., ,6d -ptl ,i,eNs tHr -tsl- .u
az widow S.u u.. v,v .Irr UN'u
,fu ~ .Iu.iHvHus ffW no., NHWH
.o,u ihhi w " ~ ,hrl ou hm
A. Co. w,rul,u,l away hr wuwN.~i
o. bImssW Wen shat. in, 'r1irst
~, af ,alus 70 fII"o l'.''''r ilni
I've siru,h 1ri'
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

Kwolrr Tie laughs hest who laughs
last" Thrr.- gu0t deal NJ truth In
that od saw Wise Yes hui there's
mntr truth n the new saw that he
laughs lr.t who laugh, first anil whose
laugh lasts ENthaugv
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

ra,irr New. Who yau tell me why
the rufItrs ,tmr H. this country
small Member ~ ilIstut, class can,
teacher They yamr 10 purify their
nln.l .viu,luuali Tribune.
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

Mr. rau iia,r you given anything
q, ,h,rii, this yrirl Mrs Mall We,
have lust -nld an ~ my oli cloihr'
:, my N,shcrwumau tor almost moth
ing uririt lrr rrrss
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

Their arr siill navlds hrrline sheep.
I.lncolns splitting rsilS Iarhrlds work
,nr towpaihs nishop Warren
The Crittenden record. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1904-1907, 1905-01-06

III. rhsyio pig~ls In nurms IL built
,n a hugo rt,s ling stone poised on ~.
other Al a lsht u 2oro feet
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-12-22
Catching the Advertising Habit.

More and more the enterprising men
Of Florida are using the advertising
cages Of tEe newspapers az an aux
Hilary to- their regular business
On last Saturday the Metropolis
printed sixty-four pages and Sundays
Times Union also appeared with six
ty-four bright and sparkling pages.
4 large portion of both papers was
taken up by the busy enterprising
merchants of the Metropolis To adver-
tise their wares
Both the PaLatla papers also got
out holiday editions and page after
page told of the business enterprise
and industry OF the merchants and
other business men of the gem city.
The Gainesville Sun also printed a
holiday number and the newspapers
in all portions of the state every year
are showing more and more the push.
vim and yigor OF the business men of
Florida.
The Florida business men are catch
ing on rapidly TO the advertising habit
and il things continue as they are We
shall soon have in Florida many Tiff
fanys. Wanamakers. etc
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-12-22
BUILD ron PEACE NOT FOR WAR

We rezy5ze ia zno<zs- cosCrsE AZ
article Kyosa kr, G>orse Z. zagea. sAe
sfsssnsnro,ac e1ztor of Oar DEz5
4Eszazss~
We visa 80 emphasize ard ree1-
sevce what NJ A1<s1 hzs sas9- WHY
soe bzls6 fir D<aes zs zegE a. <or
@xr,~
We apcrorr1sts naisgso-ss ssd ns.-
lions SD- ocz army ard oar zaEy eTs-E
rear II order 80 keer TIE country q
q x&r footzax, Uay nor aDDyoprzts
similar ansozass 10 KEEP ez- coznrry
~ Deaos f>ot!nzz
II ge ea1caxs gag y1Enz nea ~ BE-
eo,ne sasiorz AID sos15ers. Nay noe 81
scase them 10 Decouss stasesroea s-se
0aiszz:sssoDlsts-
II We sc<aG raiIIizas for srs c-0VIDz
"a. rivers and bzr5o-s 1or tEss par
s,rses of caEnnssrcs aEG navigation
4sgr MT ss@n6 millions "a improving
ozr highways thereby making hfe
more comfortable and desirable to-
taaSe dwelling 81 tie cozasTyz
Forts and 1oETsncetsons. battse4hfcs
and arrnore1 cruisers, cznn0a and
small arms. bScoEae aatsl 1ateG and
useless. bzt tfsose things taat make
fer pare and r1gn.eo8sness are en-
during and eternal and will last e.
Ionz Ss the goEernrnsnt shall LazT-
The Object III government should
be the care IL tie peopIs-to make
them ztrons and healthy ia b0cy and
mind.
The cultivation Of the war spirit
has BEEN the ruin of nst.ons-Iet the
United States set tsse example Of cul-
tsyarsng the p,eace spirit and If We
shall s,end az ra1ch IN this direction
AZ we have in the other poverty VIII
be aboIisned and we viii no more
know want nor the fear 81 want
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-12-22
The aas.sess.s Contest ia se~ Ys<1

The eo2y1s hare 6eN5ed AT L--
rsy- lzyo-zsGs eoaess- - C-esrsr NeW
FORK
that had Al. eEe baEoes ben rsa51-1z-
= NJ Hearst would have Esz sgE
and 10 tEzzt excez[ sae graf e79tor
will bsc1rns z martyr and have TIE
synpatay IL large rart q Ebe Pub
e 81 his side Bz1. tae eEosezsss q
he vote j, see.aS % - - e1ozga u
Convince tEs Eso4t ske2rsezI that the
zsecrsoa vas z fair o1e
Tzmraany tad tie election Ezcain-
ery al e irs ogn HANDS azf Z & had
zen disposed 30 COMMIT frauds, tae
result go1Ie not have ben - -@zrEy-
equal
TIE ~f.oIe country E4z SURPRISED IL
re czosenesz Of the vsss az4 noae
rors go than Gr. Hearst himself H
s@ered large rewards for cae exY5zzre
e frauds and did not have 70 gay over
4 dollar Of the reward 90 Offered Sot-
outstanding the interest manifested
and the alert watches az every voting
.sacs, there was 10 evidences Il fraud
anywhere n the city and when the
votes were counted TIE very cIoseness
shows that Nr Hearst received every
ballot that Vas cast for hiEa and from
the few boxes afrerward recouuted by
order q the courts IL vas seen that
almost a. many votes were counted
against .sr Mcclellan as against sfr
Heart.
The big rewards offered By Mr.
Hearst were almost. aIIuring enough
10 partake of the nature % brides and
induce persons 20 swear falsely, but
AZ they were insufficient to reveal
even the suspicion Of wrong doing.
the truth must De accepted that IN
this great contest there was free
ballot and d fair count
With AL the harsh things that are
said against Tamnany, We still be-
ueye that il is the most tolerant, able,
honest and dignined political organi-
zatfon in the United States
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-12-22
FIorida's Prosperity.

Every one should pay particular at
tention to the bulletin on the manu-
featuring interests of Florida, issued
Saturday by the census bureau of the
Department of Commerce and Labor.
This bulletin. which is the result of
expense and labor by the government
in the collection of statistics. places
ucts of the state for last year at $780,
the value of the manufactured prod
24107s, an increase since 1900 or Al
per cent.
Just think of that.
1t seems that the people of Florida
have not been content to remain idle
and allow other states to leave her
behind. 1t means that the enterpriS-
mig citizens OF state that is plethoric
with natural possibilities have taken
advantage of the conditions and, to
use vulgarism of the day, made
good
According to this official bulletin,
there are lao manufacturing estab-
lishments in the state, capitalized at
$32,958,4S2. These establishments en-
ploy 4I,961 wage earners, who We're
paid last year SIS, 736,222.
The product of the principal arti-
cles manufactured was last year as
follows:
Tobacco, cigars and cigarettes, $16,-
764,276 lumber, $12,592,1 O5; turpentine,
and rosin, $9,S51,173.
The bulletin does not touch upon
the other great industry, the raising
of citrus fruits. But there il enough
in the figures given out to show that
Florida is forging to the front every
year.
The wage-earners of Florida are
well paid. The workingmen should
not lose track of the fact that en-
ployers have their money invested in
such way that affords them en-
ployment.-Tampa Tribune
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-12-22
SOLICITOR PERKINS
SUSPENSION


Last Sunday County Solicitor James
" Perkins resolved no1zes fro-1 -G1S-
eao- B-o~ard that IL had beck sos-
penzzed f-oru ths Office Of soEeicC 81
IKE criminal eou- alleging sas aon-
performance Of duty a. Eas cz1ss &
me action 81 the executive
M Perks Vas given I'd opporfaEa-
ity % defend himself, I'D opportunity
- answer any charge lEz1 had been
Had w5ta tas governor against hi1a-
Sueh summary suspension = egzIva-
leat ID TIE act ot z aespo- zn3 az
outrage ug5a the people % this eoao-
~
Mr. Perkins was elected - t1e oHce
without opposition I'd man Offering 70
contest foE L as long as ne Vas 4
candidate. and notwithstanding he
rad 10 opposition hs ran ahead q
the ticket upon which his NAME ap-
pearet- TIE honest people throughout
the county are severely condsla1lng
this action Of Broward. they thought
certainly he would be man enough as
governor Of the state 10 give an Off
GER z chance 10 defend himself i
charges were perferred against him.
this Broxard has not doae-DeLsad
Record
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-12-22
THE POLITICAL POT sUssLING
John Beard Opens the Campaign in
Escambia County.


Escambia County.
The campaign of 1906 has been
opened eariy-even before the year is
ushered in-by the announcement for
the state senate OF Hon John S.
Beard whose address TO the voters Of
Escambia county is published else
where in the Journal today.
That Mr.. Boards candidacy will be
a strong one goes without saying.
There is hardly a democrat in Es-
Gambia county who does not know
him, either personally or by reputa-
ton, and his exceptional ability and
virile democracy have won for him
admiration from political friend and
foe alike.
This is the first county office that
Mr.. Beard has ever asked at the
hands Of Escambia county democrats
and he will no doubt command a
strong. active support from the begin
ming. If nominated he will succeed
Hon. w. A. BIount, who has filed the
position of state senator so ably for
the past four years. and the reputa-
ton for force and ability which Es-
Gambia has been fortunate in possess
ing in the state senate will be effec-
tually sustained by Mr. Beard--Pen-
socola Journal.