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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-08-03
INeRATITuDE ON THE HIGH SEAS

Il
Drain your glasses, mates, and listel
to this highly thrilling tale:
Once Jasper Noggin, second mate
was swallowed by a whale.
Within that monster Jasper found
most commodious room,
Where incandescent lights dispelle'
the suboceanic gloom;
Upon the great cetacean's ribs Their,
hung telephone;
A siphon and whisky jug stood OF
another bone;
A hammock, too, was swinging from
two rusty lengths of chain;
But Jasper neither drank nor slept
he merely sighed for Maine.
Gayly pour the potent grog in!
Drink health to Jasper Noggin,
Pride and boast of Androscoggin,
In the Commonwealth of Maine.
In spite of all the comforts In that
well-appointed fish,
A sight of terra firma was the occu-
pants sole wish;
In spite of all the luxury of modern
hotel life,
All Jasper did was grumble for a
glimpse Of home and wife.
In vain the whale, in anger, tele-
phoned: "Just look aroundi
You're trodding on historically cele-
brated ground.
Read the notable inscription that is
carved upon my spine
"a bit beyond the chandelier)-'H.
Jonah, Palestine
Gayly pour the potent grog in!
Drink bumper, Jasper Noggin,
Pride and boast of Androscoggin,
To H. Jonah, Palestinel"
But Jasper 'phoned: Forget it," and
the whale in fury cried:
with modernest improvements
nave Htt0u my INSIDE,
Artistic whale oil paintings all the
walls within me line,
The carpet is of really unimpeacha-
BILE design,
And yet my parlor boarders soon
grow violent or sad
This ones as cross as Jonah! Hang
the terra firma fadl"
And he sobbed in fishy sorrow, and
he sighed in fishy pain,
And he landed Jasper Noggin on the
furthest coast of Spain.
Gayly pour the potent grog in!
Drink health to Jasper Noggin,
Pride and boast of Androscoggin,
Stranded on the coast of Spain.
Thomas r. Ybarra, in New York
Times.
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Preachers Duty to the State.


Il wish now to state, with all the
clearness and emphasis possible, my
conception of preachers duty as a
patriot-his obligation and response.
bility to the state
Il. His call and conservation to
the ministerial Office does not absolye
him from the sacred duties of citi-
zenship. The high functions of an
American freeman he ought to exer-
else with patriotic fidelity and under
the sanctions of a Christian con.
science.
-. But as he sustains the same
pastoral and spiritual relation to men
or different and divergent political
views, he should never be active in
party politics. The mitre and the
crown should never encircle the same
brow; the crozier and the scepter
should never be welded by the same
hand.
4. The moral phases of all public
questions are legitimate themes of
pulpit discourse and cause for minis
teriai solicitude. Christianity is a
present day religion. Its vital prin-
ciples are the rules for daily life and
the highest inspiration to noblest en-
deayor. Whatever violates those prin-
ciples and, therefore, imperils the in
dividual and the state, we must an
tagonize with all the uncompromising
firmness of Hebrew prophet and all
the intrepid earnestness of a diyinely
ordained apostle. Bishop Galloway.
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Only Man Endures.

What do you think endures?
Do you think the great city endures?
Or a teeming, manufacturing state?
or a prepared constitution ;or the
best built steamships?
Away! These are to be cherished for
themselves;
They fill their hour, the dancers
dance, the musicians play for
them;
The show passes, all does well enough
of course,
All does very well, till one flash of
defiance.
The great city is that which has the
greatest man or woman;
lift be few ragged huts, it is still
the greatest city in the whole
world.
Walt Whitman.
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cuhernatorial Candidates Galore
Growing Embarrassing - Thinks
the Plum viii Fall to West
Florida.

Tallahassee, July 2s.--Candidates
to right Of them candidates to left
Of theml IL the rush continues. be
fore the season IL out all my friends
will be candidates for governor. and
the situation wiz become embarrass'
ing.
At Ocala last week was informed
than Hon. Newton Bitch, member
elect of the railroad commission, will
surely be q candidate, and on my re-
turn to Tallahassee another bobbed
serenely up in the shape Of former
Senator G. A. Carson, Of Kissimmee.
Mr.. Bitch IL as strong in the hearts
OF Floridians as any man In the state.
He is rugged. clean and honest. / do
not know q single objection that could
be urged against him. Senator Carson
10 another of the same sort, both are
men who are respected throughout the
state, and Il is very unfortunate for
them that they are not from west
Florida, where have already said the
next governor will come from. :
Should Senator Carson become a
candidate he will have the support Of
the young governor-maker, w. j.
Bryan, who managed Governor Brow
ards campaign, Mr.. Bryan being his
brother-in-law. this fact has lent con-
siderable color to the report that Mr..
Carson will be candidate.
Another persistent rumor is to the
effect that Hon. Jefferson B. Browne,
who will retire from the railroad COM
mission the first of January, will be
candidate for congress when Mr..
spsrkman's term expires. 1t Is said
that Mr.. Sparkman IL under promise
to his friends not to offer again for
congress. but will most probably be
o candidate for the senate at the next
go round"
I had O talk with Major Healey in
Jacksonville several days ago. and
found him interesting as usual, with
the latest political gossip at his finger
tips. but as he expressed It there is
nothing definite yet. and the guberna-
torial situation Ii all In the air. There
will be candidates galore, but when
the time comes the opposing forces
will concentrate on two men, and
there the fight will be centered.
The announcement that Hon. Geo.
w. Wilson, editor of the Times Union.
IL regaining his health, is very graft
flying to his hundreds of friends
throughout the state. He and Mrs.
Wilson have gone north for the sum-
mer, and he confidently expects to be
strong enough to resume his work by
fall.
I have known Mr.. Wilson since my
childhood and have always had
high regard for his honesty. his abil
ity and the admirable qualities that
gave him his high place among men.
His breakdown was matter of per-
sonal regret, and rejoice at the ana
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-08-03
Brave Woman Wanted.

The following appeared recently in
the New York Globe under Female
Help Wanted:
wANTED-A brave young woman
of attractive personality and physique
to present a trained lion; salary to
begin 800 per week: former expe-
rience unnecessary. Inquire Bostock's
Arena. Dreamland. Coney Island, Sat
urday. IL o'clock q. m.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-08-03
Black Coffee.

For after dinner coffee allow two
rounding tablespoons of powdered
coffee to each cup of boiling water.
Dip the strainer or filter into cold
water, put in the coffee and pour the
boiling water on slowly. Have coffee
pot stand in a pan of hot water to
keep the coffee hot.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-08-03

The supreme court is busy trying
to clear its docket before the time fol
adjournment for the summer vaca
lion.
The court had expected to adjourn
early in August, but there is still a
number OF cases to be disposed Of
The matter Of greatest interest in
the court this week was the petition
for writs of habeas corpus in the ice
trust cases from Jacksonville, which
the court denied. Several opinions
were fled, all being in criminal cases.
Mr.. w. Wade Hampton, of Gaines
vile, and Mr.. N. P. Bryan and Mr..
j. N. Stripping were on the train last
Thursday, returning from Quincy,
where they had been to argue the
Lake City injunction against the
board of control before Judge Malone.
Mr.. Bryan and Mr.. Hampton were jul
bilant over the dissolution of the in
junction by Judge Malone Mr.. Hamp-
ton said: Il don't know how | will
be received in Lake City; I've got to
stop there to have the order of the
court decorded, but they know | at
least, am consistent in this fight.
was opposed to the Buchanan bill, and
fought its passage, but they would
cram 1t down our threats, now they
must take their medicine" | noticed
when he got off the train he was met
very cordially at the depot, although
his errand could not have been very
agreeable to the people of Lake City.
Mr.. Bryan said they would begin at
once moving the equipment to Gaines
Vile, but | have learned since that
Major Thomas had to send teams
from Gainesville to haul it to the cars,
as no teams could be obtained in
Lake City.
! have felt a great deal of sympa-
thy for Lake City in the loss of the
university, but they might just as well
acknowledge themselves beaten, and
accept defeat gracefully, for the mat
ter has been accepted as settled
throughout the state and has narrow
ed down to fight between Lake City
and Gainesville.
When the Buchanan bill was before
the house, DR.. Julian, representative
from Columbia, opposed it very bit
terly, but Mr.. Adams powerful infiu-
ence with Mr.. Gillen's assistance car
ried 1t through the senate. If Mr.. Ad-
ans had opposed it, the bill would
never have passed. And as the old
lady said, IF his foresight had been
as good as his hindsight," he would
have opposed it. / would like very
much to know if DIR. Julian is human
enough to say to those who condemn
ed him for fighting the bill, 81 told
you So"
There is no folly greater than fight
ing an accomplished fact; the uni
versity at Gainesville is an accom-
plished fact-Lake City might as well
accept it as such.
JEFFERSON BELL.
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HELP Is OFFERED
TO WORTHY YOUNG PEOPLE.

We earnestly request all young per-
sons, no matter how limited their
means or education, who wish to OBJ
tain a thorough business training and
a good position. to write by FIRST
mall Tor our GREAT HALF RATE
OFFER
success. independence and probable
fortune are guaranteed. Don't delay.
Write today.
THE GA.-ALA. BUS. COLLEGE.
b-25-2m Macon. Ca
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-08-03
Russell SAGE.

This. then, is the sum and sub
stance of the fame of this multi-mil-
lionaire of 80 years, that with extra
ordinary skill and unwearying indus
try, he piled dollars upon dollars un-
TIL he had hundred millions-and
kept it all till the hand of death was
laid upon him.-Rochester IN. VI
Post-Express.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-08-03

We have reduced the prices On all
summer dry goods. Inspect our stock
and get our prices. We can save You
money. The Fair.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-08-03

The famous White House shoes for
ladies and gentlemen, and the Buster
Brown shoes for girls and boys cam
not be surpassed in the city for style.
quality and price. The Fair. Z
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-08-03
John Sharp Williams says the tarif
will be the principal issue in 1908.

We handle the famous White House
Shoes for ladies ard gentlemen, and
the Buster Brown shoes for girls and
foys- These lines cannot be surpassed
for quality and price. Come in and
see them. The Fair. x
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-08-03

Five hundred gold moulded records
Just I'M Genuine gold moulded at 25c.
Think Of it! Ocala Furniture Co.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-08-03

President Roosevelt is determined
to enforce the eight-hour law.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-08-03

FOR SALE cHEAP-Ore thousand
live oak fence posts. alco two thou4-
and red bay. cherry and cedar boards.
B. H. Seymour. Ccala. Fla. 7-1412t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-08-03
MISS JEFFERSON BELL
WRITES ENTERTAINMENT.
THE WOODS ARE FULL OF POLITICIANS WHO
WOULD LIKE TO BE GOVERNOR.

nouncement of his rapid improve
ment.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1906-08-03

Cut the Little Doctor" out
and mail to us, with the
name of your druggist and
You may have a Week S Treat
ment of the Pills and Pellets
with our compliments.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-26
sitnatirns arnn,rn

VorNG MAN, tXPFlTtNC n r1TcuTe-
man Gesires position Win accent most anv-
'",, y els et PEI maneut or temuorarv Acdress
-N q, tYer hVeuiug ONCE
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-26

A GrNI~-WE WAH1 two OK MORE LOCAL
Aspentl in Wilmington TO sell household
goods Ia hrst- class line Of last selling special
uesl On weekly payments. We have splendid
OPPORTUNITY for a mau VINO viii Worg and get
others 70 do likeWise. Permanent position and
lncr easing remuneration for someone. Are you
ihe man2 " rite or call NJ. b. DkLANi & SON,
ano-tu-lm 92l Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-26
WE HAVE OVER ONE
HUNDRED STYLES OF STUDS,
Most Of them for full dress You will
have as many 10 pick from here as any
where. Prices are right, TOO,
c. F. RUDOLPH,
MARKET AND FOURTH STA
s1rr BY ANDREW CARNEGIE.
,oci.,ed Pres. Dlspaton b, speolal wires.

Associated Press DlsuAtln uf rpeeiA NHeis
Boston. Mass, April pa condi-
tional gift Of Sl2. 500 by Andrew Carne-
gle to the Morris Brown College, at At
hnta. Ga. was announced here today
bv Rev. r.. ID. Stinson, vice-president Of
the college. Mr.. Carnegie has just
written to Mr. Stinson, promising this
sum toward the erection OF an industrial
building at the college after certain
amount. not made public, has been raised
elsewhere by Mr. Stinson
The college was founded in 1881 by
the colored people OF Georgia. Students
in attendance come from 2S states OF
the Union and from Africa, Cuba, Ja-
maica and Bermuda, number ing about
1000 in all
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-26

Rcd Gross Plaaiers, Diapers, Seventh and
Jrcksoa.+
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-26

4 lss ALBERTA CHANCE, kEPR hsENI A.
wi i've Of Borden's Condensed MIX Co has
removed 10 90 West Tenth street. b. d A. 3sz6D
aprltits- NJ
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-26
aNoneu to 40aa.

MONEY 40 LOAN ~ LARGE OR SMALL
MI amounts on household furniture in use
Without removal kveB thing eonhqselI,Sv,"al.: slv a:,
apr7-lms N
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-26
Arb ORGANIZING
BANKERS ROW"
One Bank and Two Trust Com
paliNS Have UniuTIed Their
Banners in Frisco.
THE DETAILS INCOMPLETE
But All the Commercial Banks
Have Arranged
TO PAY TO THE DEPOSlTORS
Not Exceeding $500 on Their
Accounts.

Each OF the Banks Has Hnd, or Wni Have,
Considerable sums Transferred to ita
Credit by Correspondents tn London,
Paris and New Nork-rheso Transfers
wan be Made to the Mint. aud tho Money
wan be Available at That tnstituuon.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-26
Edwards.


d kNAkD-Thk aILMINGTJN FOUNTAIN
II society will pay q reward Of ten dollars for
the arrest and conviction any person amag-
society," See city ordinance "a ,sed for the pro-
tsclion Of same WILLIAM POO
aTr2i-tts-u 1reasurer.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-26
Aatnis and Salfsmrn Il anIfa.

GAN fRANClsCO's GRnAr DlSA TER.
- earthquake, fire and volcano IN California
enQ a. VesuTiuA Big zoos. Fully illus rated.
Vniy tLO0 xtra terms Freight paid. Credit
given Ou dt free. u GLkk CO.,
apr2l-tts-ot 2l5 Locust street, Phila.. Pa.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-26
9ublir Salfs.

DUBlIC SALE AT KLAIR & HOLLINGs-
wofh Bazaar, on Wednesday, Nav Cd. at /
o'clocs sharp 81 head OF good business hofs 3;
SOM iine ann horsie. livery horse to Be as re-
prr-ented fair dealing 10 all Also, lot Of
WAGONS and harness, flows harroWs ana cultiva-
tors; lot OF garden drills and hand Cultivators.
so warol of all kinds, on The third door Al
% ivate sale at an time, Come aud see us and
we will use YOU rirhL
KLA & HoLLINGsWORTH
apr26 %, ,30,mvl 305 W.Eghth ST Wilmington, Del.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-26
RfmoraIs.

ID thOVAL-MRs. JOHN ii. BRAUNslElN,
II hsir dressing, shampuoing, facial md head
mas &c, manicuring, has removed 10 no. 2l0l
Market street. telephone u. q A. l7l3A.
apr2i-tis-im
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-26
alelp sgan'td.

WTANqfD-qNN COOKS AND ALL KINDS
w oi help for city or country, Appil-
GkkMAN lN1lLllGEACh of r ~,
dec19.tf va hast fourth. Both phones
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-26
M.MaraN4. napIs.

EYESIGHT
is an extremely valuable asset and It
is strange how lightly many people
consider il.
This neglect leads to countless ills
headaches, dizziness, pains in the
eyes, to say nothing Of the disad-
vantage Of poor vision.
Don't neglect your eyes. Our
optical department with It's extensive
facilities is at your service.
Glasses fitted by our opticlan give
satisfaction.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-26
NOTICE
! Ost ana tuuna.

7 Osi-MEMO RANDUM BOOK II GOING
| 4 rom rec nd and arket 10 Eighth and
A am on tro ley car, Monday, p. NJ. Reward
u ietu nel TO Nalther's, 9il West Niugtn
street bridge. o. r25lt
n leg. Owner can obtain by paying expenses.
ayr ti1 III ASI NrlfIll 81 REEF
J. bundle on Market or King sifee.G Reward
II retu ned 70
apf-5h5 VERY EVtNING OFFICE.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-26

M 49, LAl.f .l D. lOll Is.
o,,otf lOlg AasAet s...e-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-26
EOR SALE-
FOR SALE.

Bakeries, coal yards dry goods stores, grocer
les saloons, country hotels, meat mnrkets leaseA
cigar and news STANDS. manufacturing pIants
iarms houses. Also. lots In all parts Of the coun-
try on easy termA i have clients who wish 70
ny your property or business. Your might suit
them send me description OF property or bus
iness and lowest price cannot supply the do
mand. Money 10 loan on MORTGAGES, rents
collected, estates managed. l sell fire life, ac-
cident, health and plate glass Insurance. None
but best companies represented. No charge for
advice or trouble Liss mailed on application.
4. II. MoEVlLLY,
623 West Fourth ST., Wilmington, Del
Del Phone 29sl d. A. 6O4D, feb22-tts-ti
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1906-04-26
HARRY f. MELLON,

Plumbing, Gas and steam Fitting and bot Water
Heating Let us figure on your next lop. *
norfcnced wortmsni drrtrlaad mAietlh- ne'
5Oo NEsV eIREEE Bob phones apsa'An
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
NAY COPY u. s.. UNIFORMS.
Car Admires Ser1ceableness of
Olive Green khaki.

st. Petersburg. Aug. 24-The attention OF the
military authorities has been drawn TO the SER
vice uniform of the American army. and its SER
viceableness and invisibility are greatly admired
At the conclusion of the recent guard
manoeuvres at krasnoye-SelO. Emperor Nicholas
summoned Major Gibson TO make personal in
spection of the olive green khaki which the
Major was wearing. The Emperor said he had
been watching it for several days. and had been
struck by it's tnconspicuousness at a compare
lively short distance. and desired to call the
attention of Minister Of War Rudiger to the
uniform
Major Gibson. later. at General Rudiser's in
vitation called at the Ministry of War and
showed the general suits of infantry and cavalry
uniforms.
The military authorities also are considering
American accoutrements, including web cart
ridge belts and cavalry saddles, with a view 20
their adoption.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
JURY INDICTS CENTRAL.
Bill against Standard Oil Also in
Rebate Cases.

jamestown. N. Y, Aug 24-The New York
Central Railroad Company was Indicted BY the
Western New York Federal Grand Jury this
afternoon on a charge OF giving discriminating
and unlawful freight rates on shipments OF oil
by the Standard OIL Company and of unIawfully
falling to file a schedule of such rates with the
Interstate Commerce Commission at Washing
ton. The Standard on Company was again In
dfcted on charge Of accepting unlawful and
discriminating freight rates on shipments Of OIL
over the Pennsylvania, the New York Central
and the Vermont Central railroads
The indictments are closely related TO those
found by the same Jury two weeks ago against
the Standard Oil Company and the PENNSYLVANIA
In the matter of alleged discriminating rates
for oil shipped by the Standard from Olean to
Burlington, VT All Of such shipments were over
the Pennsylvania from Olean TO Rochester. over
the New York Central from Rochester to Nor
wood, n. Y, and over the Vermont Central from
Norwood to the destination
In the indictments against the Standard Oil
Company returned to-day there are 123 counts
each count relating to a separate shipment OF
Oil over this route, all at rates approxInatfn1
15 cents hundredwelght, while rates for similar
shipments from Bradford, Warren, OH City and
T1tusvtlle, Penn, TO Vermont We're 33 cents q
hundredweight.
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
AGREE ON LICENSURE.
-Four States Enter Reciprocal Plan
for Medical Examinations.

Albany. Aug. 24-The State Education Depart
rnent announced to-day that, a result Of confer
ences among the states OF New Jersey Michigan
and Ohio. formal agreements for reciprocity IN med
ical lioensure have been entered into among the
states Of New York. New Jersey. Michigan and
Ohio during the school year just closed.
The basis upon which reciprocity obtains among
these states is license earned on examination IN
any Of them. The candidate for Endorsement OF a
medical license present credentials from the
officials OF the State Board of Medical Examiners
which licensed him, showing that at ths time OF
such application he IS a reputable practitioner,
Provision Is made for the inspection OF the quail
hcarions OF applicant either personally or pro-
reasonably when there are reasonable doubts Of hts
qualifications.
must be indorsed In the representative state. by
the president and secretary OF tho Board Exam
iners and by the Commissioner OF Education Ths
agreement has been signed by the representatives
OF the state boards and the education departments
ton - -
New-York tribune., 1906-08-25
LCELANDIC CABLE OPEN,
Copenhagen and Reykjavik VIII
Soon Be Connected.

Copenhagen, Aug 24-Another link In the
great telegraphio chain around the world has
been completed by the Great Northern Tele-
graph Company. and It's Icelandic cable is open
and will be ready for public traffic on August 27
For the present communication over this line
is possible only with seydisfjord. ON the east
coast Of Icelsnd. the land lines. which the
Iceland government is building. correcting Sey-
disfJord with all the main towns and ending at
Reyk1avta, the capital. yet uncompleted
The first section. 215 nautical miles was laid
from the Shetland Islands TO the Farce Islands
IN ten days by the cable steamer Cambria The
hrss message sent was from King Frederick
sTeeuas his subjects on the distant islands i'm
reply to which his majesty to-day received an
ADDRESS from the people OF the Farce Islands
The last section, 327 nautical miles connect.
Inorshaven. the capital of the Farce Islands.
pleted. which probably will be about Octohsr
the official opening OF cable connection between
brated - ~ SSAS-