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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-04
Weak nesrss in British Army.

Nearly 5e9 men fall out from the ranks of the British army every year. owing to weak hearts and other de fects brought about by the illogical system of physical training in the army. said Sir Frederick Treves re eeatly. This system is nov under re- vieu.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-04
The Harvest of HappIness.

Inc HafVeet oy Happtneoe.
 There is no duty we so much undeN rate as the duty of being happy. By being happy we SOW anonymous ben. eflts upon the world. which remain unknown even to ourselves. and when they are disclosed surprise nobody % much as the benefactor.-Robert Louis Stevenson.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-04
4 cre.7lna Confer.

When planting on rock york an evergreen of . creeping habit is often very valuable The best creeping confer is the savin- There are c number of forms of the creeping juniper. mainly varieties of the com mon jupiter and this species Its colo is . beautfful shade Of deep green and it has . free and graceful hablt e RUu1nk-Car6m na0nina
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-04
Automobiles HIs Hobby.

Automobiles HIs Hobby.
 John Jacob Astor is the largest prt vate owner of automobiles in this country. They number 2l; the average cost of each is about S5.o00. making . total of Si2o.ooo invested in his ma. chimes.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-04

s thank
  queezng Hines glasses and telling the seductive delight dispenser there sad
  . seldom switching from anything 
 with the hghban close second they said at the
  Good for home proucsg Wee lots of Scotch is nckey? Nope do anything It's kind of duagng stand
  haying no cheer. Sloe fzzle"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-04

 thenbe to keyboard wife being driven distraction by the noise yh1e mighty work vicinity kicking
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-04
FAvoRiTE DRINKS FOR HOT WEATHER.

What Is the New YOrker's favOr1te hot Weath- CT drink this summer? What it ought not to be, of course.
 Gin rickeys first, highballs next, and last, the new one-the Water Wagon. Here 1t is:
 First you take long glass; in 1t you put a piece of ice the size of an egg; then two spoon fuls of sugar. the juice of lime, next a large drink of brandy, and half as much port; stir well or shake in a mixer; add sufficient seltzer car bonic to i'll the glass. and quaff.
 This is called the water wagon," because four of them are warranted to put you on the front seat of that equipage
 But though the water wagon" has achieved great popularity along Broadway this summer, 1t is by no means the only hotweather drink. The gin rickey is still in the ring. and the highball is feeling as friskY as usual Father ia not suffer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-04

by the ministers The pulpit
 
 opposite factory building where employed The service opened shortly usually which, course for the day. a preaching through startling The megaphone lends which attracts and holds crowd in large numbers
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-04

musicians and expressed his desire to be a conductor  home of Mhaes father There half dozen musicians would drop in of evening for little music Michael frequently objected to the taken by the M should be this he would and hand and run things to suit himself But instead of its being childish and that his interpretation of numbers original excellent
 
 
 
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-04
Happenings Tn Gothan,
Cssp Gathered Here and There the Busy meopoi-Sprea ing Gospel with Aid of Megaphone-What New Workers Are Drinking These Hot Days

NEW YORK-Preaching the gospel through a megaphone is the latest. Many persons while passing along the upper section of West street of late have been startled by the sound of preaching and singing apparently coming out of the air from nowhere in particular. There is no church in the vicinity; there may be no street group near to explain 1t. The illusion is produced by large megaphone which makes the voices carry for surprising distance with the effect of being spoken in ones ear. For some little time street service has been held daily at West and Bethune streets in which large megaphone plays an i'm portant part. The audience reached in this way may be scattered over several blocks and even the passerby street or two away is likely to have his attention suddenly arrested.
 The services are carried on by the Young Mania E1uanGalical association and atfanded
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-04
YOUNG MUSICAL GENIUS.

In nineyear-old Michael De Vito we have . musical prodigy who even surpasses Mozart, Josef Hoffman and Kubelik, who as youths were re- garded as marvels. His requirements surpass those of any of his predecessors, and he Is the leader conductor, organizer and general man. ager of full-sized, grown-up orchestra, which appears in public.
 Michael began the study of music when he was but four years old. He is the son of Perry De Vito, musician, and the lads early training Is due to his fathers desire to bring him up in the same profession. But the elder De Vito had no idea that the little fellow would develop such wonderful talents. At seven or eight the lad could play well violin. mandolin and piano. His study of the old masters was thorough, and he went far ahead of his instructors. Early, too he showed the ability to direct the playing of other
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
Maf Der Strake iiberfaaea.

@6as. Bono, 2l4 Noro capitol
aoenus pobnbuft, puroe gefern bon
3 gtsser anssbaltsn une nm sos be-
raubt.
5err gono gius gsfern abenb Tim
9 ubr ieiner Ssimatb 81, als On Der
@ds Der @apitOl Nbs. uno Netp Yort
StraBe 3 farbige guri9en auf ibn 3li'
geIprungsn tamen uno isin @slo
nsrlan9tsn.
Sa bic SurI9en isine pifolen mii
fi9 fiibrten. 10 iebte fi8 Ssrr Bomb our
@sbrs. gr mubte isoO9 Der usbsr'
ma&t uei9sn unb na9osm Der cine Der
8uri1sn ibm nit sinsm Snfrumsnt
sinen S&lag ii6er bas auee bsrisbt
batte, mar sr ma9tlos. Die @auner
bra9tsn $65 in ibren BsfiB unb iud-
ten bas Wsite.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
Snbanappls Snb, 9amtas, a. 8ebruar 1906

sSirma einen Ws9iel se3ossn, Der nod
80 Sa9en bom Sage Der Nusfellung
be3ablt msrbsn iolIte.
SOute Der Ws9isl Bis su bsm fefse-
isbten Sage niat b'3ablt isin. 10 mhr.
ben fie 6 prO3ent 3inisn be3abIen. Bis
Der We&fsl bssabltisi.
Im 10. Gebruar let bic 6trma nun
fir aablun9sunfdbia ertldrt tDorben.
Der @e9isl lautete auf $4,000 unb
$1,000 ieien oaruuf bsaablt, tuofir sr
bic gssablung bon $4,000 NIT 3inien
bonn 19. 6sbr. 1906 on forbsrt.
Die Union NationaI Banf bsrtlagte
Soiepb @arner uno gpsrett 9. 2anlb,
Snbabsr Der 6irma Warnsr & 2amh
auf 3abIuns bon 5000. Mm II.
Nob. 1905 babe ois Girma Warner &
2amb sinen Ws9isl bon $500 auf Die
gant aus9efeat. GisTer Ws9Iel iollte
nod 90 $agen bonn Sage Der Aus-
iteauns nit 8 prO3ent 3inIen beaablt
wsrbsn. Die Iusfensr pDlen 10
prc3ent Mopotatsnsebiibren beaablsn.
Der Ws9iel lei nun fdais unb unbs'
8dblt sebIieben. Der 9ld9sr forbert
5000 eini9liebli@ Der 8eri9tstofsn.
Clarence g. Stiles psrflagte Or
pbsus 6. 8ea auf 3abIung bon 1925.
8eq bsabR4tigte cine l1brenfabrii I'm
Wsrths bon $25, 900 gu srridtsn unb
bsauftraste stiles. ibm sinsn plan gu
;eidnsn uno bsnIelben bruden su lai-
fen. tuofhr ct ibm q proeent bonn
@ertbs Der 6abrit berfprc&, tpel9ss
1926 ausma9t. Na9 Gertigfelung
bes planes ustgsrts f4 Bsa, bis Der.
iprO9ens eumms 3u sablsn, bic Stiles
nun auf seridtli4sm @ese su srIanssn
iu9t.
ShaoeneriaBflagen.
annie 8. Dill frenste gssen bic
princeton @oal Winine @omp. sine
edaosnerfabtlags bon $4,000 an.
Sbr g6emann George isi MnssfslIier
Der 8eis0i9aft eeusien unb BEL elmer
@rploFOu In Der @rube i9uer perlebt.
Nn oieien @erlebunsen lei sr am "a.
Wdr3 1905 9eforbeu, mobur9 ibr ein
s4aben bon $4,000 3ueefhet Tel,
oie He nun auf geri9tli9em Wese for-
bert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
go TT Srok' Ssimatb +?

Die ueberrsfs oss @siGnftsrsiisnben
%. 8. @rOB, tpelhsr am Yonnsrfag
pl6bIi9 i'm 2orraine 9Otel ftarb, mar
ten in Beds 9sfattunas. gtabliHsmsni
auF Na6ri9t isitens isiner gerwano'
ten, bic bis6sr nod nidt sineetroffen
if. @reb uar Sube uno Rabbi Wsi.
ling bat Rd auiammsn nit Coroner
8utswilsr bsmabt, bic ansshorigsn oss
8erfforbenen ausfinbia 3u MAIDEN.
ipel9s asubsrungsn oss 2ebtersn bel
fsinen 9sbseitsn mad in Nsu Oorf mob
,en ioQen.
Sur1 eineNutopfe tpurbe feftesffeut,
oaB @roB an 2ungsneni3hnoung 9e.
forben iit.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
uni alle.

Ser30 idbri9 { Irbeiter @laube
Wlilsr wurbe Samftag Woraen bon
sinem 3has Der Big Sour giisnbabn
on Der Rrsu3ung Der Walnut Strabe
tiberfabren. Sas rs9te Bsin tpurhs
unterhalb oss anie's bsrartig berIebt,
oab cine Amputatioa I'm fdotiiden
6ospitnl uor9snommsn usrbsn mubte.
Milsr nObnts i'm Sauis No. 1902 Oif
Waibineton StraBs; feline Wisbsrbsr-
fsllune iif 3msifelbaft.
Ben 2Ogan, Ro. 927 @ermania-
Abenus tuobnhaft, Elm Hngefslter BON
Chamber & 8nplor, on Der gde BON
AnbsriDn- StraBs unb Der @iirtslbabn,
uuros gefsrn Bel Der arbsit an einem
Rrahns elm Bsin untsrbalb bes 2niss
nbssaustIat. Sas Oberbein mar In
einent fol8en 3nifanoe. baB es ampu-
tirt tpsrbn mubts. 2ogan batte F9
srif bor elm paar 8asen nsrheiratbet.
CT tpurbs mittsls Ambulan3 nod BEN
fdotii4eu 9oIpitale bef6raert.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
Sie btelbeiadfttste Yoli3ei.

Ger Monat Sanuar mar fhr bic Sns
oianapoIis poli3ei Elm Abi9nitt GROCER
@eiddftietsit. Sc tpurben i'm @ansen
759 gsrbaftungen borsenommen. bon
usi&en 1913 auf Grausn unb 2inbsr
entfauen; $40 Der 8srbaftstsn waren
WsiBs unb 1872 Neeer.
@e9en nebertretung bes Hi9olfon'
@sisbes murbsn II Wirtbe berbaftet;
3uei bon bisisn bsiaben iiberbaupt teine
Wirtbf9afts 2icenj. We9en xrun-
tenbeit uuroen 10 Grauen unb 119
Mdnner eingeifedt.
Der 8ei&dftigune nod uarsn 3OS
Der Derbafteten Mrbeiter, % S9anf-
tsllner. IA Wai9inifen, IL Sorme,
unb IL 369e. Das Nlter Der nit ben
@sieben In 3onfiidt esratbensn perio.
nen ransirt bon IL bis 3u rs Sabren.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
OeeiSental Sotel banfaaig.

WlitgIisoer Der Bsh6rbs fur 6ffsnt.
li4e 4rbeitsn, Wapor Boofnalter uno
@ebduoe-S Snfpsetor Dinterromb unter-
3ogen bas Occidental 6ctel no9mals
elmer gsnausn geR&tisuns. bsrsn @s.
iultat oie anuetiuns an bic geRber iF.
oas Sebduoe 10 balb als ni6gli9 nie.
ber3ureiben. ba es 10 bnufdIIig III, bab
3u irgeno elmer 3ett cine 2ataifropbs
eintreten fann. Die 8eRber sebsn oies
su uno erbaten eine no@maliss 6riff,
ba bas 6otel 81 Der 6intsrlaRenitaft
oss perforbsnsn 6enrp sdnun gebort
uno 6err O. u. S9nun als Bepol.
md3tiater Der grben bis sin3iae Der.
ion iif, tpel&e bas Nbrsibsn ess @e.
bduoes anoronsn tann. Serr e&null
bsfinbet fi9 isbo& sur 3sit In @alifor-
nisn unb fsbrt bor ablauf bon bier
Do9en ni&t mad bier 3urhd.
Die gnti&eibuns Der aneeIeaenbeil
ift bis Wontag suriidgsleat worbsn.
Die geFber baben bic grri9tune eines
sroben Offiess@ebduhss an etene oes
isbieen 6oieIs In ausii&t senommsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
Hemer TT Wtslitari6mls
Srei Gaoeiten iueroen pernlibt.

Gambler. CbiO. "a. Gsbr. Die
gebdube Der aenpon Militarp Mcaoemp
tuuroen bur6 Ssusr total serlt6rt. SrsI
2aoetten perosn bsrniiBt uno a4t pur'
ben berlest, erei bon ibnen iuabri9eins
lid ls5snssefdbrli9.
Die g1amen Der 0stmiBtsn tuurosn
ni5t bstannt 9sSsbsn. Die Terlsstsn
fno: RUPERT Stsarns, Cincinnati;
- S9auuOn, gaew 0Ort; Sarrp
Barnss, @lspslano; &ennor gartsr.
@lsbeiano; - Ni9Olicn, Steuben'
bile; 5. SOrisp, Dallas, Ser.; SOmsr
Sburmedlsr. DAT Sarbsr, o.; 8. @.
eanuwaps. @si6dftsfiihrer Der ata.
oemie. Sbannon, Barnes uno Ri8olfon
trerben ni5t nit bsm 2sben oabontoms
men. Sm 8an3en bsfanoen f4 IS Sa'
oettsn In bem Dp6u9ebauoe als bas
5suer aus6raa. Ser G6aosn bstrdgt
ungefdbr $50, 900, usl4er getrag nur
gum 8beil bur9 8srf6sruns seosdt
iif. Die gntfis9unssuria9e bes Jsuers
III unbetnnnt. gs if biss bas susits
Wal, bnB DIE S6uls nbbrannis.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
Aidb ana Brab reiIsR madJ Eau
Traucisto.

poIi3eisgapiiain Nf9 unb Captain
Brap bon Der @ebeimpoli3ei reiften
Samfiag glittag na5 San 5rancisco
ab um paul 3. SfiQman bon bort
na9 bier 3urtidsubolen. @s tpiro err
tpartst, Onb stiQmnn f9 isinem &tids
transpo 'ni9i tuioerIeBen ptro. Die
eenouno bon 3tpei gsariten NOR
n6tbig, oa aie 8eiie bret Sage unb brsi
Nd6te in Anibru6 nimmt unb ss BEES
halb einsm sIn3slnsn Seamten unm6s-
lid iif, Den 8efnneenen tpdbrenb Der
gau3sn 3sit gsntiasno gu tibsrwa9sn
unb iein gnttpsiden udbrsno Der Sabrt
ju perbinbsrn.
Die tleine pauline pirb ebenfals
nit ben gsamten bic Reiis 3u ibrer
Wutt'- nntrsten, mo fie iebniii9tig er.
mart. tuiro.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
Die nTimferwalaer" iine sa.

Spdt 9effern Nbenb tam bic teles
grap6if4e Na&ri9t bon benz sum
gmpfang Der Sdnser BON
s 6infermal loe nod Nem gort
gefanbten @omite bss s nbana o.
LIS 2tebertrana, baB bie Be-
rti5mte Sdngstf4aar slhdti9 anaes
fommen LIT.
Die n6inHerwalber" warsn auIebt
auf elmer @onjertreiie bur9 Tranfreid
bssriffsn uno ibr erfss Muitreten mirb
am @Ontae ben 26. Jsbruar aeIeaent.
lid bss MasfenbalIes Der v2ieoerfrana"
In Der Ssrmania 6alls srfolgen.
Waan fanu benz y3ieoertrana" nid6t
9enus Mnertennung baftr aolIen, bab
es ibm selungen iif. cine 10 ausgesei&.
neie @oneertseieai9aft fur ibrsn Ras.
fenbaa 3u geuinnen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
Ssrlansen S&lisBnas Der Bar:
btertuben am Somntas.

Gin gomits Der Central 2abor Union
eriudte ghr9ermeiifer Boofmalter, Der
pOli3si anwsiiung 3ii geben. ale gar.
biere. mel&s am Sonnia9 ihre @eIbdfte
often 6alisn 3u bsrbaftsn. Der 8hr.
gsrmsiifsr pertueigerte, benz @eiu1 ffatt.
su9sbsn, tpeil ct ni&t piinidt. baB 10
pieIe berartiae 5dle I'M .poli3eiseri9i
CUR Wsrbanblung fommsn, In bsuen e
i1mierig iR, cine 0erurtbsilun9 bsrbsi
Sufti6ren.
Sn iebem berariigen Galle mus nod.
9etuisfen tuerbsn, BOB es totbmenbiQ
mar, Die arbsit oss &afrsns am Sonn'
tag 81 perri9ten. Wenn isbOd tresnh
Semano gssen einsn bsiiimmtsn Bar.
bier cine 9laae erbebt, utro bic poli3ei
anssutsisn tpsrbsn, auf @runb cine,
iol4en 9lage bic gsrbaftuns pOrsu'
nebmsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
&lass ssssn gouats Commit
idre absewteiea.

Die 2Iaes B. W. Spencer aesen bic
gounip. .gommifdre, our9 uel9e lsE'
tsrs ss3uunsen ueroen iOlIten, ben @on.
tract nit Der u. g. STANDARD 0oting
Wta9ins So. auf 2ieferun9 bon 80
Gtimm WnIdinsn gum prsiie bon
$97 500 rid9dn9ig 3u MAIDEN. wurts
samfa9 bon Ridter ginion Garter
tusnn ni9t fOrmsa 10 bod tbatfd9li9
abestpieisn. &i6tsr Garter fsIts f9
In isiner Guii6sioung san3 auf bic
Settle Der 8stlnstsn big auf sinen ne.
benid4liasn puntt. iobab benz 2ldger
ni4ts wsitsr tibris blsiben uirb, ole
feline ala9s auriidSu3ie6en.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
8sb0rae fur 6ffentli@e Mrbeitea,
8prIdufige gntf&Ihffs b u T.
ben gutqeheiben:

ben gutgebet BEN:
Sar Ranalifirung In Der erifen Allep
6ftlid Der 8smpIe Mbe.. bon Der Wli6i.
gan strabe Biz au Der Nortb strabs.
gnbghItiee Bef&Ihffe wur.
ben9efabt:
6tr gr6ffnung unb 0erbeHsruug
Der strabs 6Hli9 bss Wbite @ipsr. bon
Der Wi&isan Strabe Bis 3u Der Wil
Racs Mbe.
Petttionen b urben tn.
9eret9t:
6tir @emeat.6 6eitenme9e unb ffei.
nerne Mberenauns in Der Nortb Str.
bon Der 6iawatba bis 3ur patterion
Strabe.
Gtr @ement Ssitenwese In be,
&ooiebelt Abe. an Der Noroieite, bor
BET @olumbia Mpe. Bis CUR Mrienal Ab,
Jiir gr6ffnuns unb @rueitsruns be'
10. Str, bon Der penniplbania biI
3ur Weribian Str.
Ghr gement.@ @eitenuese In ber Me'
ribian Str, bon Der @apmonb bts %
Der 9abor Ctr.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
Ginber=W Wasfeafsf
9es Siibieite 9urnbereins.

Sn benz pradibol esi4mhdten
arObsn GaaIs Der Shoisite $Irnbals
batte fia ssfsrn Nbsno ein g6lf4en
suiammen 9sfunbsn. ME es buntsr
unb luitiger faum 9eoa&t iusrben tann;
bic Rinoer batter ibr Masfenfef.
Wan iit gsu66nt. auf TtastenbdlIsn
Der grma4isnsn alerbanb pbantaiiiiGa
@ofhme su isbsn. Der 2inoer.Wasten-
baq esfsrn Absnb itsllte allss bister in
bisisr Saiion SaseweieEe in ben
S9aiieu.
6atte ii9 bpd bic grRnbunss9abe
Der @rObsn nit Der pbantaiie Der 4lei-
nsn berbunben, um gffetts bsrbor3us
brinssn. Die einfad grUbartig tparen.
Aae Nationsn Der grbs tparen neben
ben orisinslifsn Character Wasten
pertretsn. Sapaneisn unb SdOrnfein'
fessr, oeutf9e gauern uno Sterns26s
nisinnsn, Spanisrinnsn uno glowns.
Slumenmdo9en uno v9appp Sooli'
gang, Solbaten aner 2dnber uno
3immsrmdo6sn ufu. uiw. tummelten
i9 In buntem @emii9 bur9einanoer.
gs mdrs 3u bel berlargt, cie ein3elnen
@oittims ole aufsu3dblen.
Alpin glbrstt als Bring 8arnepal
nit isiner prin3eiin anna gerner
ftbrtsn bic polonaifs In elmer Wsiie,
Die an Orisinalitdt nibts su uhniaen
tbris lisb. Msbr a!s 800 paars nab-
men on bsrisIbsn She'll.
Der ;unee Sobn Sohn als gpncert'
meiifsr fam bisrbei 3ur nollen @sltuns
unb Der ssbnidbrige gloun 6srbsrt
6OHmann Iisb es fi8 ni@t nebmen. bic
sanae polonniie auf.ben Sdnben ee6eno
mitjuma1en.
gis um II llbr tpar ben ainoern
oas JsIo einssrdumt uno lie bsrftanosn
es pOrtrsffli3, fi9 borshaiid au ami.
frsn.
Die Samen bes Yereins batien fir
grfrii1ungsn ftir oas iunSe Bolt ges
forgt; in Mbtbeiluusen bon is 5un=
bert mari9irten bic Qinoer an oie
reid gei4mhdten 8afeln unb sanae
8ergs BON Sce.@ream unb SUDDEN p.r.
i6wansen i'm 5anoumoreben.
gs mar elm issfi, pis ss langs In Der
grinnsrung Der ainbsr fOrtbeftsben
uiro.
Na9 IL llhr tamsn bic grtpa9Ienen
su i6rem &e&t; Bis su frhbsr MOrssn.
funos amh;rts fi9 NQes prd9tig.
Dem @omits. bsfebeno aus ben 5er-
rem artbur Pasb. 9arrp alsis, 9sr-
mann Bedmann, grnf &iemann,
@eorg gOlratb, Curt So0, gmil Vof,
Soi. 2auler, gmiI &abm, albert 2e-
big. 5rso. gblert unb pisl. ssbhbr,
bic polliie Nnerfennune fiir bic umRt.
tig getrOfsnen anoronunaen, bic einen
10 i96nsn grfoIs srm6sli9tsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24

Nmfdnot8ttt Gerrem ,tmo
9at,ae,t, aas@ fitr3It@ 9etams
oetem, tueI&e R6 fur Iaeas
ter, 0eiatt8 atttc Wm1t tms
tereittrem, trtro @eIe9embett
9ebotett, oettt Wer9mil9ttmaS.
Ueretm ,,9baIta" H@ aas,.= :
imIteBett. 0rtehtde MmttaeIs
Smm8en 80 rt@tem an g.
Nstuat, 1926 GbeItB ctr.
ooer 81. 8er9, 922 Gbettmut.
Weriatatuslitm8 at,s %. 8ebr., !,
AtemoS B 1tbS, Gelumbta
GaIe. @ q
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24
&spnblifauiidbe Soripab!ea. |

Die rspublitanii8sn primdrwablen
fanben Srsitag Nadmittas itatt. Dos
grseutib.gomite bes gountp @omiie
mar eamfaa In SiBuna I'm etpa
3pan3is einssrsi9te prutefte gsgsn bic
ssrbHsntli9tsn Msiultate Der Wablen
in bsrf9isbsnsn 9iftricten su enti4si'
ben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24

8erre Saute, %. 6ebr. Weil
Elm farbigsr antpalt als Witbertbei.
bigger bss oes MOrbes anseilasten
Wiliam Mart,n snaaeirt murbs. per-
tpeigern idmmtlite biefiae Anudlie, bic
gertbeioignng, oes W6rbers 3u tibers
nebmen. Der proeeB mirb pabri4ein-
li1 ria4 einem auonen gountp 3ur
gersanblung berIe9t tueroen mhHsn.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24

Q nttueb 2sutharbt,
.0is geurnttlt&e Ede,
Gde H0ble unb Narlei eir.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-02-24

Die S4abeneriabtlage bss Sames
%. Noore sessn Wilian Ssnrp purbe
I'm Sreisseri9t nit Se3ablung bon
sos far ben 8Idssr srIsbist.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-05-11
Fish for Lake Weir and Ii.
donna ~

Mr.. H. a. Evans. of the r..
States fisheries department 'sa
through ocala Wednesday win
fish for Lake Weir and Lake Ma
near Santos. These fish were 49,
at the government fisheries Al no
Springs. Ga. Those for Lake Wei, ,..'a
being shipped to Mr.. Charles W me- n.y.
lard. and those to Lake Madonr.
Rev. w. H. Burrell. These fsh
black bass, Yarmouth bass and s,.aS
berry bass. Mr.. Evans was exeres.,s-
great care with them and was
keeping the water at certain ta,,,.r
AZURE.
We are glad to see some ,n,s..s
taken in this direction. All our l,s,-
rivers and ponds ought to be rani..
lshed with fish Of different yarIa,,.
annually. and we understand thar ~
can be done without cost by the a.,
eminent il application Is made AZ y.
proper time and to the proper par,,s.
Mr.. Evans's address is at Bullocbv,n.
Ga. He will be pleased to give any !,
formation to parties interested in nj.
matter.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-05-11
What Is and Is Not Wit.

This was Senator Jen Davis's pero-
alton on Arkansas at the southwest
banquet nj ST Louis:
We have in Arkansas hills 81 higl,
that we can reach up and tickle the
feet Of the democratic angels. aud val
les 50 low that We can kick ice on the
heads "f republicans below."
That probably passes Coz w.: g. ~
barSas.-Nationul Tribune. Washing
on, l. c.
And the following from the National
Tribune would not be regarded - vii
.nywhere:
Governor Nardaman Of Mississip-
III pricked UP his ears at Judge Par
ker's declaration that the democratic
candidate should come from the south.
but when ne was reminded that there
are $4,000 negro votes in ,he pivotal
tate Of New York his ears had 10 re-
nme their customary fop."
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-05-11
Light Will Lead a Reform Crusade

Lights Campaign Thunder" is the
caption of the circular that
L.. S. Light IS distributing in be-
half of his candidacy for representa-
tive from Marion county, and the vo-
ter who reads il will be we'll repaid for
the trouble.
Among other things, Mr.. Light calls
attention 20 the alleged extravaganza
in maintenance of the state govern
ment. saying that our departments DO
not publish statements as a rule. and
we find it is almost impossible to get
any information on this line. We have
"a partial report from our college funds
and Judiciary. and if the balance are
like these two, it explains why the
cost of maintaining our state govern
ment is four times as much as it was
twenty years ago"
Mr.. Light speaks OF tax lodging by
tire capital stock and bonded indebt-
edness of our railroads are about $780,
00O. 900. and the assessed valuation ar
same time S2O.000,0 900.
THE state commissioners report
for 1893 shows net earning of our
railroads of nearly $4,000, 00o. which
will give the railroads about per
cent. interest on their stock and wa
tered Indebtedness. and - per cent on
the assessed valuation Of the roads.
The interstate commerce commits
sion reports that AGO per cent of the
capital stock Of the railroads in the
United States pay no interest or near
ly so per cent. All Florida roads pay
3 per cent. on everything, stock and
water. If our railroads are permitted
to charge us sufficiently to pay them
a living interest on all their property.
why is II that $4,000, 600 of their pro-
Iperty is exempt from taxes? Many
other states assess the earnings or
railroads
Why should not our roads be ike
wise taxed?
These and other matters taken up
by Mr.. Light will provide work in
plenty Tor the legislature if he ;, for
tunate 10 attain his ambition and
lead the crusade for reform on the
floor Of the house.-Edward Fitzger-
aid in Jacksonville Sun.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-05-11
ECZEMA AFFL|CTS
WHOLE FAMILY
Father and Five Children Suffered
for Two Years With Terrible
Eczema - Home Remedies and
Medicines Gave No Relief
Mother Expresses Joy at
WONDERFUL CURE BY
CUTICURA REMEDIES

MY husband and five children were
all afflicted with eczema. They had e
two years. We used all the home rem
edies we could hear of, without any
relief, and then went TO a physician
and got medicine two different times,
and it got worse. 1t affected US al
over except head and hands. We saw
Cuticura Remedies advertised and con-
Guided to try them. So sent for Sl.UV
worth, consisting of one cake OF Cuticurs;
Soap, one box of Ointment, and one wal
OF Pills, and we commenced to use them.
do not know how to express my 10y
IN hnding a cure, for two of my chll-
dren were so bad that they have the
brown scars on their bodies where they
were sore. If it viii be of any benens
to you, you can publish my letter with
pleasure. Yours truly, Mrs. Maggie D.
Hill, Stevens, Mason CO., W. Va, June
IL, 1906"