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The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-18
BOARD OF TRADE
CALLS FOR INSPECTION
Associated Pres. tn n. rv..,..r

Washington. June 1s.-Senator
McCumber today presented to the
senate a petition from the board
of trade of Superior, Wis, for an :
investigation of the grain inspec- /:
ton practiced by the Minnesota F.:
authorities. The board claims a :
shortage Of about six million BUSH /:
els on account of the methods /:
used. The senator urged the in /:
vestigation as in the interest of {:
all parties concerned. /.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-18
SERIOUS CLOEDBURsT..
In Bohemia-Houses Demolished and
Persons Missing.

Prague, Bohemia, June 1S.-A disas-
trous cloudburst occurred today over
the communes Of Selean, Smychow and
Konoposcht in the valley of the Saza
var river Sixty homes were demol-
ished and seven persons are missing.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-18
MANY CORPsEs or
JEWS ARE COUNTED
A..ociated Press Cable to The nve.ins

Times. A TiI Fi2i3 a. 3 :, 4 17I
/: Odessa. June! 1S.The Novosti :
J: of this city published dispatch :
/: today from its correspondent at /:
I: Bialystok, saying: 81 personally :
{: counted two hundred and ninety :
/: Jewish corpses, a great number Of :
/: which were horribly mutilated. !:
I: Only six Christians were killed I.
]: and eight wounded.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-18
THE DAMNING EVIDENCE
SMILE OF THE ARTICLES
OF DOLLARS
ARTICLES OF AGREEMENT /.

AGREEMENT.
H. H. Jewell Tribune George winship for
the Plaindea1e
Hardy Fargo herev
the printing and
Bismarck Tribune under
its printing Grand
Herald Coo B. VIM
ship the gross amount
received from the other
three parties signing paid
from time to time H
:" say the said NJ H.
p' Noe and Hardy wlnship shall
pay Il per cent to the Bros Hrdv
Signed this 5th August, 1902.
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-18
THE WEATHER.
CSC SYalueIs For 9sc.

s. A comprehensive assortment Of La
tOsca Silks, mercerixed Rayur0s and
fancy plaids. green's, cardinals browns,
blues, etc. aec values, for per yd.. .14e
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-18
4sc values For ssc.
3sc Values Fer 1sc.

Snkixed Poplin and mercerised lib
%Sc per yard. for. ..,........ ne
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-18
~ Valves Fer "a.

Sole >Poucle In gray. green, blue:
,per yard. for. /. \. !. ... .S0o
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-18
90 Values For 4sc.

This lot includes dainty silk organ
dies and JapAnese silk chlffons, In
and tan; regular SOC per yard. Tomor-s
row for .... 40
&c Vslues For 4sc.
4 SiIk Crepe and Eoliennes with laven-
der, pink and blue design; regular lec
7pDr yArds Tor, !. -
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-18

Poplin Batiste and Embroidered
$ Voile. cardiHaL brown, blue and tan;
regular 25c per yard for. ne
12lkc values for (. q. 8. !. /. I. !. 1ee
The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1906-06-18
be- Yal.es Fer Ia.xe. ].

lec Wakes For l21<c.
Wellesly Batistes Figured swisses,
Arnold Tanetas, etc, ali lSc vaiue1
per yard. d.......... 5. y. .IS1Is K!
&c Valses Fer lse.
Mohair suitings Madras WaistinSa 4
zephyrs. regular price 2ec per yafd
40c values for. J, I. !. =, &, 81
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13
Great Prosperity of the South in Spite
of Enormous Taxation.

The address of Festus ]. Wade be-
fore the Tennessee Association of
Bankers pointing out the enormous in
crease in the trade of the south and
the exploiting of its natural resources
makes an extraordinary and wonder
full showing of the increase in mate
rial wealth. The southern states have
made this great progress, although
handicapped by the weight. of tariff
protection which has plundered her
people of hundreds of millions of dol
lars without any corresponding return.
All the south buys is increased in
price on an average of AZ Per cent,
which statistics show is the average
increased cost of living since the re-
publican tariff was imposed in 1897 to
protect the trusts, hardly any of which
combines are located within her Dor
ders. Cotton, her great staple, has no
protection, nor could it have, if the
south was to have the making of the
tariff schedules, for the surplus, after
supplying the United States is sold in
the worlds markets at the price the
foreign spinner is willing to give. The
protection to her few sugar and rice
planters is a curse to her people, max
ing them pay double price for those
necessities, thus helping to add to the
increased cost of living of all her PEG
pie. The tariff on lumber mainly pro
ltects a few northern timber specula
tors that have invested in her forests
and plumbers every one that builds
and all that rent by adding to the cost
of building.
With the tariff burden laying its
heavy hand on all her people the pros
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13

We do not deny but that Governor
Broward is the friend of the people"
Why shouldn't he be? Why should he
be the enemy of the people? But rath-
er than keep bowling this continually
it would be infinitely better for the
papers that have fallen into this habit
to specify the benefits the governor
has conferred upon the people. Every
man that we have interviewed on the
subject says that if the governor has
benefited them they are unaware. Of
it, and that their taxes are just the
same; and it is the few and not the
many, even among the governors
friends, who have received official rec
ignition at his hands. When and how
were these great benefits of the gov
ernor distributed to the people of this
state? We pause for an answer. Please
do not all speak at once.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13
.-rAroa MALLORY ON BRYAN.
...c,,ished Senator from Florida
.~,;sves That Nebraska Man Can
n~fest Mr.. Roosevelt Now.

.r.sb,neton. July 9.-One after an
.s.v II the southern states are COM
ont for Bryan to lead the party in
- the same sentiment expressed
senator Bailey, of Texas, was
1.,<ed here by Senator Mallory, of
r'a,5da who has remained over for
49, DAYS to attend to department bust
ness. -
spl be the standard-bearer Of
democratic party in the contest
- ~ presidency in 190S." said Sen
az Mallory.
y, line with the Endorsement of
y ...-. Nv several state conventions, the
.-.,ocratic state central committee of
,r.r,da has espoused his cause. and
!. doing so spoke for the entire party
I. NE state. Not only Florida, but all
y. states of the south, are with Mr..
pvv.n for the southern people realize
80 Ne Is an able, conscientious, hon
- and fearless man, and that he
.xnresses their ideal of what a public
,.sn should be. If he were nominated
todav against Mr.. Roosevelt, / believe
y would defeat the latter. Probably
,be strongest man who could be nomi'
mated by the republican party two
wears hence would be Mr.. Taft, but
M Bryan would win. Today he could
carry the solid south. the Rocky noun
tain states, some of the middle states
including Ohio and Indiana, New York
and even Massachusetts,.
''President Roosevelt stands fol-
MANY democratic principles. He must
be given credit for doing more to
break up the power of corporations
ii politics than any other 500 states
men Of his time, but he could not de
feat Mr.. Bryan. A great many people
Who did not vote for Mr.. Bryan in 1896
and believe he was defeated by money
would vote for him now"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13

perity OF the south speaks eloquently
for the industry and thrift of her peo-
pie. With the tariff burden lightened,
so as to produce only the necessary
revenue for the government, how
much greater would have been her
material prosperity. The numberless
millions extracted FROM pockets of
white and black alike would have
been AIDED to the further improvement
of her fields and cities and under such
greater freedom her growth and great
ness would be the wonder of the
world.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13
State Insane Asylum.

Under date of July 9th, Mr.. H. Dove
Allison sends the following slip to
this paper and requests its publica-
ton:
At the asylum was choked, beaten
over the head and face, stamped In
the stomach, kicked repeatedly and
otherwise mistreated, and as one OF
the attendants put it you caught hell
for three days" l then had gotten
better, told the three Williams | was
not insane. knew everything that had
passed before my eyes, and defied
them to lay the weight of their hand
on me again The sixteenth day had
the worst chill and Iever | ever had
and was kept dragging around nearly
eight hours before was allowed to
go to bed.
have seen many inmates chokeo
! TO the floor on different occasions and
otherwise mistreated for no offense
at all. and those in the rough rider
department are abused in so many
WAYS that they are made to feel tha
Those in charge care no more fol
them than if they were wild beasts
There are numbers that are not in
sane, but are kept there by villains
!. on the outside-many are worked lik'
convicts. | was worse than murdere'
by people at Live Oak, who put M
there without a legal trial. | wa
treated so bad by the attendants tina
: the. authorities wilfully misrepresent
! ed my condition in their letters to m
: friends. This illegal Imprisonment
, with those Misrepresentation KNOCK
ed me out of the best crop and bes
, wears work I ever had, costing m
, fully $500, and nearly cost my LII
: also at different times. This was tn
climax to a life spent for others. Co
) ernor Broward has been in possessio
: lof the facts for two months, and a
{ far as I know, has done nothing
D correct those evils. My letter ITO tn
: People of Florida" and 'Preliminar
Report of Last Legislature Commi
Itee" will be mailed to any one on a.
, plication to me at Live Oak or M
ami. I intend to do my duty regardles
! Of my own peril. will give the Peep
of Florida all the facts at the prop'
time.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13

Florida has many attractions, but
the crown and pearl of them all is
her incompatible climate. So genial
and balmy is it, that in winter as
well as in summer, even invalids can
live an outdoor life, breathe the pure
bracing air, and have the health Of
their youth renewed. The climate Of
Florida is unlike that of any other
state in the Union. Not only is it de-
lightful in winter, but in summer as
well, as the sea breezes sweep the
entire state in all sons-East
Coast Advocate.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13

NEBRASKA has one county that is
.a1ger than either Rhode Island or
Deiaware, and Rhode Island is the
Joss Of the Senate through Aldrich,
ana the people of Rhode Island would
ue q starvation within year if they
were forced to live on the products
'nat were produced in that state dur
NY mat time, while enough could be
P'oduced on the fertile lands of Ne
'.sska to feed and clothe the whole
= new England and have goods to
n elsewhere. Yet Aldrich is king
yseF Nebraska as well as the rest OF
'e states. and will continue to be as
Ing rs he lives and the people vote
republican ticket. The moral OF
's iittle story is that you ought to
''a pat and vote 'er straight.-In
7'usator, Omaha, Neb.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13
KILLED BEAR.
Charles Hopkins Proves His Skill as
a Nimrod.


MIR. C. F. Hopkins, Jr., returned last
night from Ankona, where he has
been experimenting the shipping of
the pineapple crop at his pinery. He
brought back with him the hide of a
big black bear which, with two com
panions, he killed Saturday evening.
The bear weighed between four and
4 Eve hundred pounds. 1t owes its de-
v struction to its weakness for turtle
<eggs. The hunters who were advised
Oh the predatory habits of bruin by
the footprints in the sand, and the
party, composed of Messrs. c. F. Hop
kins. Fred Saeger and Cliff White
went over TO the beach opposite Anko
ia Saturday afternoon and stationed
themselves in the branches of tree
they had not long to wait, for the
Pear made his appearance a few min
4 utes later. and when it got within
close range the guns began to play
on It. The first shot knocked the beal
over, but 1t scrambled to its feet and
ran directly under the tree, where il
made an easy target. 1t ran a shorr
distance, when another shot bowleC
4 over again, and this time it ceased
struggling.
MI. Hopkins will have the hide
dressed, and will keep it as troph!
Of his first bear hunt.-St. Augustine
Record.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13
. -
Offer Reward for Negroes Capture
Special to the ocala Banner:

Special to the Ocala Banner:
Geiger Fla. July 1O.-There is still
considerable excitement here over the
recent murder which occurred on
June Is. A negro named A. T. Blue
snot and instantly killed his wife, and
mas ever since been eluding the Off
Gers and citizens who have been on
'Ae lookout for him. The people of
ms community have offered reward
q S5O for the capture of Blue.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13

proper thing for the hair. Moire rib
bons about four or FIVE inches in
width are liked, and it is said that
velvet ribbons will be the coming fad.
Thanks are due the Mccall Compa-
ny, makers and designers of fashion,
for handsome illustration accompany
ing this article.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13
Senator crane MarrIes.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, July TO-
senator Crane married here today to
MSS Josephine P. Boardman. They
Aaii spend the summer here and re-
urn TO Washington to take up their
residence in the fall.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13

The speakership of the Florida leg
islature does not always lead to some
thing higher. Cromwell Gibbons is
now captain of Jacksonville military
company and General Gilchrist will at
tempt to recover lost ground with q
trip round a portion of the earth
Palatka News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13

No Florida editor can now oppose
a single thing that Governor Broward
is known TO favor that he is not called
down by the governors organs as be-
ing owned by the corporations. /"
These little 2x4 editors are attempt
ing to gag" the other members of
the press and would have "free
speech" suppressed and the freedom
of the press" an unknown article in
Florida.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13

To accommodate the people who
come to Ocala shopping, we make spe-
cial efforts to have our porter gather
up their packages and take them to
the trains. Meals served in time for
all trains north and south. so that
guests need not hurry for fear OF be-
ing left. The Montezuma hotel. rs st
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13

General Gilchrist's reception on his
return to the United States has not
yet been definitely arranged. 1t will,
however, be a brilliant affair. Bryan
is all right, but is not the whole
cheese.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13

Saturday a. m.-Spirits firm at 81 IA
cents; receipts. $50; sales, All.
Resins firm at following prices:
WV, 5; VIC, s4S50490; n, $4.65@
s4.67 IL; NJ, $3.50; K, s4.50@4.6O; |,
s445; H, s4.4O; G, s4.25; F, 1920; E,
s4.O5@4.1o; D, sS.S5@S.9O; CHA, $3.55
$3.50. Receipts, 1907; sales, 1853
Savannah Navel Stores Review.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13
THE TuRpENrlNE MARKET.
Spirits Remain Firm a. STA Cents.


Though spirits turpentine have been
generally quoted firm at 81 Ia cents
for the week just past, it was as much
as bargain on last Saturday, the
tone changing from firm to steady
during the session Another day there
was long session of the quotation
committee before the tone could be
agreed on. the ideas ranging from dull
to firm. 1t was finally quoted firm. At
times the demand was good and all
offerings found ready sale, while on
more than one occasion the market
gave evidences of webbing 1t was
not an unusual thing for offerings to
be carried over from the late trading,
and on one such occasion a bid of
81 cents was declined, the situation
next day, however, being such as to
justify the action of the factors. The
receipts for the week were considera-
bly, less than for the same period last
year.
cially quoted firm, there are some
signs which would seem to indicate
that the 57-cent mark is not far away.
A repetition of the doings of last week
and less ready renewal of the de-
mand would see the result attained.
Some of the factors were placing their
holdings on July contracts when the
demand was slack. The stock on hand
made gain, the supply yesteray be-
ing 1854 casks, against 1854 casks
for the close of the previous week.
| Resins held the gains of the previ-
GUS week generally, and closed at an
advance of ten cents on waterwhite
and FIVE cents on windowglass, with
declines for N and M, and practically
fthe same prices for the remainder of
the list. There were some fluctuations
in the mediums, though this was mar.
row. In the late trading of yesterday
bids were somewhat widely apart, one
at entirely different prices. Some
disposition was shown to hammer the
higher grades, though board figures
were given endorsement in some OF
the bids.
AS compared with last year prices
show material gain from the bot
tom to the top of the list. For six
grades the difference is sixty cents
while the smallest gain is fifty cents
and the largest seventy-tive cents.
The domestic trade was the support
of the market last week, the exporters
taking comparatively small blocks.
:. The outlook for the coming weel
would seem to be for a decline in the
higher grades, the mediums having
also been bid up to such an extent al
to make their situation somewhat pre-
icarious.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13

~ seaboard Air Line railroad is
e''ng coal chute just east of the
sns Since so many of its en-
are now burning coal this be-
4 2 necessity. For some months
Engines have been supplied from
4. On the side tracks, the coal be-
~ put aboard by hand.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13
Illustration.

Saratoga is the stronghold OF the
parasol, being the substitute for the
hats on strolls to the springs, Con-
gres Park, or in the streets shaded by
beautiful trees. with which this place
abounds, and on verandas at morning
concerts. Pongee, silk hand-painted
chiffon, and even lace bow before the
prestige of embroidered linen. Some
are comparatively simple, others very
elaborate Open embroidery is also
used by many fashionable folks. and
combinations of brocae and chiffon, OF
tasteful mixtures of black and white
which seems more than acceptable in
every apartment of fashion.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13
FASHIONS AT SARATOGA
Linens, Plain and Embroidered Linen
Shoes; Lingerie Dresses; EN-
broidery and Lace-ParasoIs.

Special N. Y. Correspondence:
The extreme fashionist at Saratoga
or elsewhere is clad in linen from top
to toe. Her hat is of embroidered linen
Tin lingerie shape), the crown encir-
cled by black ribbon velvet with a
large bow at the front. Her dress is
perfectly white, either with bands or
eyelet work around the skirt and at
each side of three broad tucks or
plaits which form the center of the
front, or if fancy dictates, blue, pink,
lavender or brown linen may replace
the white, similarly ornamented, and
a charming little Elton completes the
costume. Her shoes are also of linen
with colored stripes, and gay ribbon
bow is on the instep. The parasol is
of white embroidered linen, with or
without a mixture of eyelet work.
Oval or round inserts of heavy lace
at intervals on the skirt, and on the
short jacket is another way of trim
ming handsome linen suits, and both
styles rival each other on the piazzas
of leading hotels. The most elegant
and expensive linen dresses on view
here are shaped skirts ornamented
with floral designs of hand-embroid
cry, sometimes measuring six or seven
inches across. Waists contrast with
the skirts in their simplicity, gathered
full at the. front, with " of real Va
lace.
Lingerie dresses are the only ones
that dare to compete with those OF
linen, the former possessing the ad
vantage, however, of being suitable
for evening, whereas the supremacy
of the linen ends with the early after
noon hours. Many lingerie dresses are
exquisitely beautiful, always princess
and lace insertion is a requisite il
bringing about exactly the desired out
lines. Some styles consist of wide
hounce of eyelet embroidery with
band Ito match) above, then a thirC
band near the waist. Shirrings o.
ltucks confine the fullness and thu
yoke and sleeves are combinations o
lace and embroidery. Colored sill
slips are very generally worn unde
the lingerie dress, and are certainl
a very attractive addition.
Other styles show elaborate spray
of hand-embroidery and lace insertion
the lower edge of the skirt wild
ruffie traversed in. all directions b
lace insertion, which extends to tn
upper part of the skirt and to tn
shoulders, while the embroidered d.
signs are placed on squares or trial
giles formed by the insertion with a
especially handsome one at the cente
of the waist.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13

Boni is going to get alimony-s4.OoO
per annum.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-07-13
Questions Answered.

Belle st. J. Even if your teeth are
not perfect in form they viii add to
your attractiveness and comfort IL
you care for them as you should. Al
ways brush them before retiring, US
ing a good antiseptic liquid, which
will penetrate and sweeten every crey-
ice and make your gums firm and
hard. Never use acid preparations or
those that contain grit and wear the
enamel. Try Sozodont It. has all the
good qualities and none of the bad
ones.
Fannie s. Yes ribbon bows are the
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-01-15
aCtitud de FranCia en- Venezu(
& a|n|Tante DoubasoH Iesponde De Moscou
Dec!araciones paclficas de A|emania
INVENCION DE UNA MAQUINA DE VOLAR

New York Enero 15.---Despachos de Paris informan
que gabnete Rouver ha decddo proceder energia
rapdez los asuntos de Venezuela hacienda que result
indispensable para quee Presdente Castro guarde Mr.
Tagn gua consideration que todos los demas ministries
extrangeros Segn cables de las Anlas la escuadra fran
cesa ha sado de Martinca haca Trinidad 6rdenes
cretas En- los altos ccuos cree que Castro cedera
tes de legar confcto, cuando dc que e
goberno de Washington pone di6cutades la accion
de Francia mas ben de modo mpcto la ee
gtmidad de conducta. En- e de que el gabnete
obtenga satisfaction orma puertos de La Gua
ra Valencia Maracaibo podran sufrir bombardeo en-
actual La prensa parsense pde que sosten-
ga prestgio frances por la dipomaca este basta
|se, por la fuerza.
Ell almrante Doubarof gobernador de Moscow, ha te-
egrafado al Car manfestandoe que la revouc6n esta
muerta en- la ciudad dstrito que probable
lque sura de nuevo mantene sstema de reprmir
toda costa cuaquer tentatva de aerar e orden Aade
que enmero de muertos inferior con mucho las cfras
que deron conocer los pcr6dcos. Pero hay medos
egar una estadisca exacta porque ademas de
miles de hombres los d,erso combates deron otros
la uga en- cantidad ncacuabe E almirane cacula que
len este momento Moscow tene cuarenta mil habitan
tes menos que epoca normal que competa
los muertos los desaparecdos La ley macia fun
cona de la manera mas esrcta Ell amrante responde de
lla paz.
Comunican de Berlin que el baron Richthofen ex
mnsre de Asuntos extrangeros ha decarado que
te probabidad nnguna de guerra entire Franca Aema