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The Progress.

Wednesday, Nov. 81, the Progress
Club met at the usual time and place
and was called to order by the presi-
dent, Mrs. Wood. After roll call
the business of the session was at
tended to and the program taken up
by Mrs. Stiffey, whose subject was
''Immigration," under the head of
''TheaeWorld's Work. Mrs. Stiffey
had her subject we'll in hand, and
presented 1t in an interesting man
ner viewing it from both the conser.
yatiye and the humanitarian sides.
She spoke Of attempts at legislation
on the subject, and the probable re-
newal Of interest and discussion in
coming sessions of congress, and of
bills to be presented to that body.
After a short recess Mrs. Goodrich
gave an enjoyable paper in which the
club was much interested, OH THE
Reformation and Erasmus. She
gave an account of the parts the
different reformers took in the work
of the time and of the effects pro-
duced, also of the cruelties practiced
and the suffering endured while the
change was going OH. She spoke oil
Erasmus as man of remarkably
fine mind and generous culture, who
was the most talented author of his
time, whose books were good educa
tors but who, as man, lacked the
courage necessary for reformer.
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Amusements
1he Merrx wive. Of Wlnd.or.

Coming fresh from the perusal OF
such OF Shakespeare plays as exhibit
the sparkling treasures of his rare
wit, glowing fancy and delightful
satire, ''rhe Merry Wives Of Wind
sor," radiant in all the glow OF
harmless and wholesome merriment,
shine forth in resplendent brilliancy
as one of this mastermind's greatest
comedy contributions, for he has not
only created d novelty in humorous
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and honest in its reflection of the
purpose Of the voter, the system is
vicious and should be corrected
Can we hope for it?
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Two Couples Marry

Augustus b. DeLaVerene ,,a
MISS beulah Olga Youny, both of
Denver, were married at the home of
ohe brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Haynes, OF Fort Lunton NJ
day evening.
Lon b. Duncan of Dolores, Monte.
zuma county, Colorado, and Miss
Neiiie steck of Kersey, we're married.
AZ ahe nome of the bride In Kersey
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Announcement
Strickland ( Morga1

wish to announce to tic
public that they are nov
located in their new
ofices-Rooms 3ll-5'.'
Opera block-a nd a..
prepared to transact u
general Real Estate DUB
ness. :,
If you want to buyu ,,r
sell Real Estate, pfo,,'i
a Loan, are in neea
Insurance, or wan, !, Al
Bond of any kind, can
them. i.
They also write As I'd
dent, and Accident I'D a
Life Insurance combine
which is the cheapes' 4,
best Life lnsura'''@
earth.
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TO CURE A COLD in ONE nav

r.h,a.s tane LAXATIVE BROMo ouin;ne
ta;,s ip'ess' ~ Druggists refund money n it
.a .aiis 70 cure. b. W. GROVES s;n,a "
ture is on each box. 25c' o Il o sigma
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Union National Bank

xSS1oy3 VV30300Vs
State Incorporation 1877.
National Incorporation 1905.
Capital $4,000; Surplus & Profits $4,000
We solicit accounts and will give all business
eur prompt attention. Foreign and Domestic
Exchange
W. b. Farr, President.
B. r. johnson, Vice President.
e. ]. Decker, Cashier.
F. e. Gill. Assistant Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
]. B. McCutcheon B. r. Johnson
q. r. Thayer H. A. Russell
w, II. Farr Alfred Leaver
August Anderson
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HENRY CANDLIN,
Public Stenographer,
Notary Public
Is prepared to do all kinds of Reporting,
Typewriting. Mimeographing, Copying.
and Notarial Work
Typewriters for sale or rent.
Room -, First National Bank Block
Greeley. Colorado.
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The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

condiments. We have not learned ms
successor. CHAMPION
The above Is not true, Mr. Waldroh
has never, before nor since the hr''
been acting as city editor OF The News
aud las never written more than half a
dozen locals that appeared in the
columns of The News, We would not
detraSe anything from Mr. Waldrons
work neither are we expecting or
seeking plaudits for anyone else ana
would not have noticed the above except
20 correct what we believe to be an III
territorial misstatement. -DeSoto County
News.
In defense of THE CHAMPION III
its kind mention Of my services OH
the News that the latter newspaper
denounces as false wish to state
After the FIRE in Arcadia November
30 the subscription books and the
accounts of the News were placed
in my charge by Ed Scott with
the knowledge and consent OF J L.
ZONES. I collected bills and re-
Iceipted for them. / solicited
advertisements, gathered and wrote
locals, first page articles and per-
formed the work usually done by
a city editor on a weekly paper
and was entitled to the name by
courtesy. 1 even bowed the
News horn, for which l humbly
beg the pardon of much abused
and long suffering public. 1t is a
thing that in the light of the
ftfewsasat. that l have recently
received from the hands of the
News combine could not now
conscientiously do.
AUSTIN G.. WA1.DRoN.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25
GOES TO FRANCE.

Victor Demogoet, of France,
made the worlds championship Of
automobile racing at the Ormond
Daytona beach on Monday, with
his gasoline car Darracq, having
made the two mile race in less than
one minute, or to be exact So AS
seconds. To France then goes the
$1,000 trophy given by the Times
Union, and Miss Mary Simrall, of
Ormond, crowned Monsieur
Demogoet as Speed King. Thous-
ands Of people witnessed the race,
which was between the French
gasoline car and the American
steam car Stanley, driven by
Marriott. This car won in the &c
nile race of last week and in thi,
last race came within the two-mile
a-minute time coming in in 50 g.,
seconds.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

man hat young Georgian came
to my company and called for me.
/ was shown to him by our
lieutenant; he asked me if I had
found the hat ! was wearing ont
on the picket line. / answered
him / had. He then said to me,
That is the hat my brother was
killed in. I have one just like it,
will you please exchange with me?
Our mother made them at hon e
and sent them to us. OF cour e
/ willingly made the exchange
with him and wore the hat he
presented to me until the close OF
the war WkUcHULAIIE.
January 81
ITO be continued.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25
In War Times.
CONTINUED from Page One)

shells and minnie balls; heller
pell nell we advanced down the
hill and up the mill until the smoke
81 the artillery was binding to us.
Here we received orders to retreat
RausAf and my file leader Harris
Lis ON, who now resides in
Tampa feiled to hear the order
and remainel at our post using a
large oak log jus in front of us as
protection against the deadly
missiles winch were belching forth
from the enemy's guns thick as
hail from a stormy cloud. At this
critical moment my comrade re-
marked, Our men are all gone,
what shall we dor" l cast my eye
in the direction from whence we
came, discovered that every man
except myself and comrade that
was able to retreat was half way
back to our works; here was one
of the most serious questions ]
ever had to decide. 1 remarked
to my comrade If we remain here
we will be captured; if we under
take to get back to our works we
will be killed. In a very few
moments we decided to risk our
chances. We rose from our log
with all the speed possible and
made a hasty retreat down the hill.
| had gone but a few rods when
my cap was suddenly knocked
from my head by a stray bullet
and fell several feet i'll front,
gave a snatch at it as / past it.
Under the then existing circum.
stances l did not deem it wise tc
waste time in searching for q
wounded cap, so l made all haste
down the hill my comrade at my
side.
When we reached the bottom o
the hill much to our surprise W,
overlook Col. Robert Bullock thel
in command of the 9th Floridi
Regiment, mired to his knees ii
the muddy ravine. We ascende,
the hill and reached our works il
safety. Here Sergeant Young wa
making out list of dead am
wounded. When he first saw m
he surprisingly exclaimed, We'll
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

As will be seen by reference to
another item in these columns, the
DeSoto County News charges THE
CHAMPION and the Zolfo Advertiser
with the same crime, only in our
case the charge is made with more
delicacy than when referring to
the sk AdSf5this'ssrs tar&eRt'ag @"iiin
veracity of THE CHAMPION, ana
Sid. If necessary, brine -'he
- tits ofcia ''' we sag
2ss while serving the
o;;ii.y of city editor,
business to think Geneva 6esA,~--...,4
Ing, curly headed or wlllowy, bic,
assumed the responsibility and said r.
the salesman, much to the latt
prise:
we 40 not understand by what
right a certain newspaper dictates
to the Arcadia town council as to
what they should or should not do.
The council is composed of wide
awake citizens who probably have
the interest of the city quite as
much at heart as has the manage
ment of the aforesaid newspaper.
We believe the council has general
ly responded promptly to the re-
quests of the citizens on the streets
needing attention, and there can
be no harm in calling their at
tention to some things necessary
TO be done. What we object to is
the dictatorial airs some folks
assume.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

4nS hrsr f~anaoe.the season in
this part of Florida caugnc~ Us-Asl
the morning of January 80. 1t
was a light one, doing no damage
to the tenderest vegetables. The
weather has been a trife cool but
fair since with no other frost.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

Well If there isn't c. /
was preparing to place your name
on the dead list Would have
swore I stepped over your dead
body in the charge"
When General Bates discovered
his sad mistake it was too late to
countermand the order and many
a poor soldier met death and now
occupies soldiers grave on the
battle field; one in particular OF
whom } shall make special
mention Charlie McEwen, an
elder brother Of our esteemfd friend
and comrade WSEA McEwen, of
Wauehufa. The last time l saw
him in life he was twenty PAGES in
front of the command loading
and firing, yelling at the top OF his
voice Come OH bo.,s." Sad to
state here he fell and we passed
over his dead body.
Far from his home his native
shore he sleeps in death and
dreams of wars no more. 1 can
state without fear of contradiction
a Drawer man never stood at the
breech of a musket,
We were now compelled to keep
a strong picket and vidett force in
front of our lines. Some -four
days after the fatal and unsuccess-
full charge l was placed on picket
guard. Some 200 yards in front,
my orders were to keep a close
watch on the enemy's movements
and if discovered any indications
of All advance to report the same at
headquarters.
My post was at the foot of a
large oak tree which had formerly
been used for the same purpose.
discovered while on post not fan
from where / was standing a home
made cloth hat which l was much
pleased with for l was then using
large pocket handkerchief ;
friend had loaned me in place o
my cap, | had lost in the charge
On examination of the hat / dis
covered bullet hole on each sid,
of it, some broken pieces of skull
/ and a quantity Of brains inside tn
/ hat, 1t had been left there b,
some poor soldier who had fallen
/ victim TO the enemy's bullet
S Nevertheless l removed The piece
Of skull and brains from the ha
e and place it on my head, in plac
Tof the handkerchief | had worn 70
several days.
One day not long after / ha,
5 come in possession Of the dea,
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

Mrs. Helen Wilmans Post, the
Mental Science Healer is now on
the witness stand in the case now
brought against her for fraudulent
use of the United States mail. She
makes out a strong case iii defense.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

OyeOstOcked. = They must 90.
GUARANTEED Genuine MAINE
Seed Potatoes. Selling at $500
a bag or Barrel. DON'T miss
this Opportunity. Order NOW
from ThOs. GasI<ins & Son. Area
dia, Fla.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

Mr.. Levi McCullers, for years a
valued attache Of the Welles saw
mill Office at Nocatee, is now editor
and manager of the News.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25
WHO LIEsp"

Austin G. Waldron, who has been
since the FIRE acting as city editor Of The
News, has resigned He did suck
excellent work while in that capacity
as 70 receive several very Gathering
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

The scientists say that water IS
to become some day the fuel OF
the earth.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

stpscRiPrroN Que Dollar Year Most Post
lively ~ Advance
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

Entered at the Post Office at Arcadia f'o''u' 10
Second class Mail Matter
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

PUBLISHED WEEKLY on Thursday
Afternoon by r. f. s. Royal B. Child
Owners and Publishers.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

f. B. Rainey has been appointed
Postmaster of Wauchula,
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-01-25

ARCADIA GUNSMITH
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5oblung ibrcs @cboltS filr 5mei DO.
nate. Tic &logc mnroe 5uriidgelpics
icn, ga onS MGodCn lid IN 9oll5 I'M.
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gcbcr %hcnnnlnlcn hnbe u10 0u0urd)
bic %iofortigc GntloIlung gercdtfertiNt
crid)eine. Tlrf) Oicie %Gntihcioulg
fiibltc iid) Sri. .. wicber IN ibrcnl
1lttcll HCd)t gctrGntt. Sic rid)tctc
an oaS &oufmonnageriht cine Eoit
forte, III Scr lic fltr5 uno biilr0ig CT
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moglidit boIo 5ll5uitclen, ga iic mel.
tergebcn uolltc, "a lie Ole %llrtbcilS-
mlsicrtiNun0 llid)t id)on am nddlltcn
Gage crbicIt, %bcidpucrtc iic lidl ilbcr
bic nSlmmcIci" u1o crflortc, lin
Der 3eit fDnnc ia cill alter Gicl mic
Der iullG lucr0cll, bis lie oiclca bloos
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tic oltd noh cil1iacn Sogcn ooS Der
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tetc tic einen lcllcn 9riei an 0aS
aoltimonn2Gcridt. Sn oieicnl
id)inlpite lie mic cin Hobripob. Sil
iclbit brol,d)c ia Den ,Sllotih" nid,t
ipnocrn ihr Hcd)taoltpalt. Sn ichr
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ner, lic lclbit milroc oomit MIR cine
i'm Sntcrciic Der NCinlit)feit gebotcnc
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fonne ibr 0na gcionmtc 8erid)t uOcr
9rdcl ritntcr rltlhen." Sn 0iclcr
iicblidcn Sonort mar Der gon5eSrief
GcboltcL belicn &erleInng Dor @e'
lidt beinobe Den 9ltsldliiB Scr Del
icntliffcit crforoerlid mad)te. Aitd)
por Dem Electromagnetic, ipp lie Fd,
wcgcl 9eici0iNtng oeS &auImonll0'
Gcridt perortmortcn muBte, trot Oil
tcntperomcntpollc iurge Game, Oil
iibriNenS cine before S6ulbil0ln1
eenolien bot, nit GROCER Tcrpe oiii
uno pertbcioigte nit einem rielige'i
@ortidmoq ihr gutes Hebt gegcn.
iibcr DEM oquotld)igen" ltrtbetl oeS
&nlimonnS9crid)ts. Ger MniSolt.
malt bcontrogte cine @eloItrofe Dol
10 Morf. >Sn oemielbcn aitgctblid(
bate Gnnm aid id)on ibr Eortr'
monnaic nlts ser Siefe ibrer aleioer.
toihe bcrporgcbolt linb fragte per
gniigt: SOIL ids sleidl be5ablen?"
Ter 8ertd)tsbof %erfonnte auf elIit
8clbitrofe bon 80 Mart. Bel Der
Sdlpcrc Der @elcibigungcn Jet logan
sic GcrbGngultg elmer @efolienlb
itroic III 6ro0c aeSoaen moroen. Nll
! nit &iidlitt aui bos leidt erregbor,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-11-11

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Gn"'tohfe-@e6daoe. Huitamt grgen. stets often.
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