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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-17
WHEELER NEWS

Mrs. J. B. Dreston, who has been
visiting at Joliet, ILL.,, returned home
Monday.
Mrs. 3. F. Perrine, who visited in
Chicago over Sunday, returned home
Monday.
Mr.. Roy Furguson started Saturday
for a visit with his parents, near
Fostona, o.
Professor Holloway spent Sunday
with friends in Wheeler.
]. B. Perrine of the Monarch COM
pany. left yesterday morning for a
business visit in Boston.
The Monarch company has just in
stalled a big cylinder press.
A. G. Smith returned from Knox
Monday morning.
There Will be a basket ball game
next Friday evening between the high
school teams in the Odd Fellows ole
hall.
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The Phillips building on the north
east corner of Broadway and Fifth ave-
nue. is gradually nearing completion.
Most of the offices on the second floor
are already taken as well as the store
rooms below. The board of education
is considering the advisability Of an
tieipating somewhat on the library
fund that will come into It's control
by next spring. and providing at least
a small working library for the city
this winter, to have quarters in the
Phillips building. The move on the
part of the bar association to provide
a law library may result in co-opera-
ton with the board of education and
it's superintendent, and together they
may provide not only the special IL
brary needed for the legal lights. but
assist in the providing of general
library that would meet the needs of
the highly diversified pursuits here,
ranging from problems of the high
school child in his different studies to
the work of the physician and engi-
neer.
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Mrs. c. w Grisdale Of Roberts ave-
nue. is on the sick list.
Mrs. Serena Dickmeyer of Indiana
boulevard, is on the sick list.
DR.. W. T. Kohr of Indiana boulevard.
transacted business in Chicago, on Mon
day.
Mrs. Blows OF Indiana boulevard is
entertaining her daughter from North
Dakota.
Mrs. Feister of Lima, O., is visiting
her daughter. Mrs. Bremen OF Indiana
boulevard.
Charles Smale of Chicago, was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Atcni-
son, over Sunday.
Mrs. Florence Chapman of Woodlawn
is visiting her cousin, Mrs. Erick Lund
OF Roberts avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. August Schmittle OF
Harrison avenue. entertained the lat
ser's mother. Mps. Artlopp and friend
Mrs. Harrington Of Chicago. Sunday.
Messrs. John Shahn. E. C. Holmes and
Edison Moore returned TO their names
after spending a few days visiting
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.HESSVILLE NEWS

Mesdames William Dedelow and
mond visitors yesterday.
Martin Natke is still very Ill at his
home here.
T. Thompson has returned from a
visit with his father at Packerstown,
Ind.
The Hessville school opened Monday
with an enrolment of forty nine. Many
pupils have not entered yet.
Mrs Emma Rafferty, has returned to
her home in Louisville. Ky, after an
extended visit here with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Grapp.
Mrs. Jacob Havenger was an East
Chicago visitor, Monday.
Andrew Van slooten is contemplate
ing buying a farm in Michigan and
moving his family there. Mrs. Van
Slooten is still on the sick list.
Agent Cooper will increase his office
force at Osborn depot in the near fu-
ture. owing to the extra amount OF
work to be shifted from the Burnhau
office.
Miss Grace German was a Ham
mond visitor last evening.
Herman Lohse transacted business
in Hammond yesterday.
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MUNSTER NEWS

Eber DeYoung of Oak Glen. trans
acted business in Munster yesterday.
Mr.. Claus Kickkert Of Highland, has
begun work on a new residence in
Munster where he Will soon make his
home.
Mr.. zezenheim of Crown Point. was
in Munster today.
Jacob Munster spent Sunday at the
home Of Albert Needham Of Chicago.
Mrs. Charles stallbahun and Dora
thea and Amalia Stallbahun visited
the Millers in Oak Glen, Sunday.
Henrietta Munster came home from
Roselands for the week end.
Frank Krum and Miss Sophie Krum
of Lansing, were the guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Wagner, Sunday.
Ben Bakers has been visiting m
Roseland with his parents.
| Joseph Munster and Della Kikkert
III South Holland.
| A piano tuner from Chicago is in
this vicinity today and surely will find
himself busy, for it is almost impos-
sible to get tuner out here.
Michael and William BoIand visited
yesterday with Master William Kuhl-
man.
Miss Nellie Blink Of Lansing was a
Munster visitor.
Mrs. Eggers of Roby. is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. Henry Backman in
Saxony.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kunzman came
out from Hammond. Sunday evening to
Munster.
Mr. Walter Shredder left Saturday
for Montreal, Canada, where he has
gone on business.
Ed. and John Knight of Crown Point
spent Sunday in Munster.
Mr. and Mrs. n. Van Nugteren have
returned to their home in Roseland
after a weeks visit with Mr.. and Mrs
John kikkert.
Miss e. Henderson spent Sunday with
the Curtises in Crown Point.
Crown Point people who rode out
here yeterday in their autos were, Mr.
and Mrs. II. H. Wheeler, Mr.. and Mrs
]. B. Peterson and Mr.. and Mrs. o. H
Altman
The president of the joint institutes
of North and Calumet townships last
year,was a Calumet teacher. Miss
| Beamet, but this year both offices are
| to be held by North teachers. Mr.. H
s. Daughetry was elected president
and Miss Agnes Schneider, secretary.
Munster schools began yesterday
morning, but the attendance was very
small. Parents are advised to senC
their children soon If they are undel
fourteen, as more are absent than In
tend going to the parochial school
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RENSSELAER, NEWS

b. Forsyth is in Chicago on business.
this week
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Ora
Fay, Monday.
A daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Jim HemphiI, yesterday.
Ray Wood and wife are visiting rela-
tives in Chicago for a few days.
Blaine Gwin has left for Blooming
ton. where he viii re-enter school this
fall.
Miss Mary Casey has left for Col
fax, Ill, where she will work at the
millinery business this fall
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cheever returned
home today after a short visit with
their uncle ". r. Chester, and fam
lily.
Mrs A. Linn. who has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. w. II. Parkinson. re-
turned to her home in Attica, yester-
day.
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CROWN POINT NEWS

Gerald Krost is spending this week !
at Notre Dame.
Esther Myberg Of Chicago. is the
guest Of Miss Katherine Ramm for
few days
DR.. r. A. Koost and wife spent sun
day here with relatives.
Mrs. w. L Altman entertained last
evening at a o'clock dinner.
Misses Deborah and Myrtle Wolf of
Valparaiso. are the guests of Miss Ora
Farley for few days
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Altman have
taken their son Major. TO the Western
Military academy at Alton, H., where
he Will attend school.
DR.. C. D. Brannon went to Hammond
yesterday afternoon on business.
Mrs. William Brown and daughter.
Miss Ruby. left last Saturday TO visit
with Hebron relatives.
Miss Leta Dunlavy is assisting in
the auditors office.
Miss Clara Pinter has again assumed
her work in the auditors office after
months seige of sickness.
Hobart Doctor of St. John. was in
Crown Point on legal business.
Attorneys Fred Crumpacker and w.
J. Winery of Hammond were here
yesterday transacting legal business.
P. Crumpacker and Mrs. j. H Gil
lett OF Hammond came here in an auto
and met with an accident while here.
Attorneys vanHorn and Patterson OF
Indiana Harbor were here Monday
looking after court matters
| Attorney J. Will Belshaw Of Lowell
was here on legal business.
Miss Bessie Nelson returned to her
home In Hebron this morning
! The following is a list of marriages
licenses issued Monday In Clerk Wheel
ers office:
Lewis Barker. Chicago. ..........3O
Adie Sewell, Chicago. -..........27
Joseph Gawolek, Gary. ........25
Katie Murgye, Gary ............2 20
Warren J. Landwcci. Chicago. %
Elizabeth Jamann, Chicago. ....2l
Paul Scepuchowski, Indian Harbor 25
Aleksandra Walkaska, Ind. Harbor. "a
Seward Lightner Of Hobart, was q
| Crown Point visitor yesterday.
The engine owned by John Weis
sank down in one of the lateral sewer
bitches on North Main street while at
tempting to smooth the street.
Mrs. Dora Zieseniss living on a farm
near South East Grove, died Monday
afternoon of kidney trouble. She ha:
been a sufferer nearly all summer. bu
about a week ago she was taker
dangerously i'll with no hopes of hel
recovery. Not over nineteen month,
ago. the home was darkened with sad
ness by the death of the husband ant
father, Mr.. Chris. Zieseniss, jr. Tn,
deceased is A years of age and leaves
four children. two sons and two daugh
tiers viz. Minnie, Alvin, Nora and Harry
to mourn her untimely death, togethe
with host of relatives and friends
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THE LAKE COUNTY TIMES

friends and relatives in Milwaukee and
Oconomowoc. Wis.
Miss Rose Smith Of East Chicago. was
the guest of her sister. Mrs. William
Eggers OF Roberts avenue, yesterday.
Mrs NJ. Turley and daughter. Mar
garet, of East Chicago. visited with Mr..
and Mrs. Turley OF Lincoln avenue, sun
day.
Miss Minnie Henke Of Toleston. Ind.
who was the guest or Mrs. Richard
Fehrman for a week, returned home
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Kasch and children
attended a birthday party, given IN
honor OF Mrs. Jack Jones Of South Chi
cago Sunday.
Mrs. Harry Golding entertained her
sister, Mrs. Leroy Thomas OF Park
Manor. ILL.,. at her home in 222 Harrison
avenue, yesterday.
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DYER NEWS

Mrs. Eugene Geiger of Hammond,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Hart of Crown
Point, were the guests of Mat Schultz
and family Sunday.
William Schultz of Lansing, was
business visitor here yesterday.
John Miller Of Griffith, transacted
business here yesterday.
Mr.. Sax. representing the NJ Sax &
Co.. wholesale liquor house of South
Chicago, called on customers here yes
terday.
P. Beiriger OF Griffith was here yes
terday looking after business matters.
A party consisting of Joseph Peschel.
Peter Gettler, Peter Ehrsam, jr Jos.
Keilman NJ. Jung and H. Scheidt made
pleasure trip to Elgin Ill, Sunday.
The C. C. L of I. court Dyer, held
its monthly meeting in their hall yes
terday evening.
Miss Edna Peacock returned to Dyer
yesterday morning from a several days
visit with relatives at Rensselaer,.
Our public schools opened yesterday
with a very good attendance.
A dance will be given Wednesday
evening, Sept. IS, at Spring Hill Grove,
st. John. Ind. Everybody invited--16- 3
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over TO Toleston, arguing that they had
a good school house over there and
there was no reason for not giving
them their own school.
The carpenters have put up one of
the portable buildings off Broadway,
near Fourteenth avenue and are rat
idly putting up the second. They axe
fully meeting the expectations Of the
school superintendent and the board Of
education and no difficulty is anti
cipated with them. Miss Grace Brooks
and Mr.. Brickley are in charge Of the
work in the two buildings. Practt-
cally all of the seats are already &C
cupied and more children are yet to
come. there being quite a number who
have not reported for attendance.
Charles Martin, who was formerly
interested with Ingwald Moe. the con-
tractor, in the operation OF the thea
ter in Noes building. has sold out his
interest TO Mr. Moe, the transfer taxi
ing place yesterday after some dis
cussion, and Mr.. Moe is now sole own
er He has put in a new manager to
take charge of the proposition and
expects to devote less OF his time in
the future to his late hobby. The new
management is introducing several
good vaudeville features and every
thing BODIES for better work and bet
ter results.
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INDIANA HARBOR

Nay Iden who has been employed
in 1. Meyers clothing store, left Sat
urday night for his home in Bourbon,
Indiana.
Harry Buntings' Oldest son has ty-
phoid fever.
Harry Hiner came up from Muncie
and spent Sunday with his family.
Harry Morris of Harvey, ILL.,, was
Harbor visitor Sunday.
/ V. Burnham has gone to Hege-
wisch, Ill.
Hans Timm, William Timm and Miss
Mary Timm visited relatives in Engle-
wood, Sunday.
Lee Wanamaker and Max Timm, jr..
visited Valparaiso, Sunday.
D. W. Dapes and family visited West
Pullman Sunday.
Sam Benante. our genial barber. IS
mourning the loss of a fine pig. He
was preparing for a Sunday roast but
the pig disappeared from the pen about
the time Kaufmans porter skipped
out with his employers money.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Timm visited
Chesterton on the excursion, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hans Timm of Val
paraiso. visited at Max Timm's. Sun
day.
Sergeant Charles Bowen will leave
the police force to accept a position in
the new merchant mill at the Inland
when II starts,
Harry Hannah expects to start to-
| morrow for Alabama to work at the
/ brick mason trade.
FOR SALE-weaned pigs. s and
/ weeks old. IS per pair at H. P. Dow
ney farm, St. John. 1nd.-9-9-2w
KAUFMAN'S
| New Empire Hotel & Buffet
WILLIAM KAUFMAN. PresA
ri Meals $3.50 Single 25c
| Pun Line Of Imported and Domestic Liquors
and CigsrS-
Cor. Guthrie and Michigan Ave.
Teleohaue Ind. Hsrbor OH
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Mrs. Thomas II. Cutter. who was suf-
fering from a bad attack OF tonsilitis,
is considerably better Mr.. and Mrs.
Cutter expect to complete their re-
moval into a company house on the
west side the latter part of the week.
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EAST CHICAGO NEWS


friends In East chicago yesterday
rank Aui' was oS.!lou i,,.' ~ - -
yesterday oy the seFiouS iiii'eS' " 10
MISS Edlth hVans ana oello I'm az
attended recepti0h IN ohicaso last
night
Mrs. Sydney Veaco visited relatives
in Whiting Monday night. Sydney
went along
Miss Emily Martin of Indiana Har-
P Por Spent cb,ca 9no AFTERNOON WIN i1 "
The Woman's Relief Corp Will meet
A large attendance is desired.
Miss Anna burke Of Kansas City is
visiting at the home of Mr., and Mrs.
Pete OHara on the North sac
Want ads Tor IHh LAKE COUNTY
TINES received oy Nassau anu Noiiip-
son, News Agents ana Feaeo' Tue DFuS
Man
but is on again today. on account of
s she ne o1eT yf fbe la~or f"s'0 were
owing to repairs on the i eF4 1S II Is
necessary TOT pdSSeASeIS Oh me l. Il
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CLARK STATION

Miss c. Scheurer IS celebrating her
66th birthday. Quite a few relatives
attended it.
Quite a few launches were here sun
day with parties from Hammond, West
Pullman and South Chicago.
The Clark Station young people had
a lawn social here Saturday night.
Quite a few attended 1t.
Miss Hulda Schwalbe of Chicago Wis
tied with her parents here and on her
return took her sister and brother-in-
law with Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner.
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superintendent and Mrs " "A. Writ
and little son, together with professors
Wulhng and Brickley spent yesterday
afternoon IN Chicago.
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]. H. Goodman of KensiugtOn is WIS.,
fling with relatives here.
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TOLLESTON NEWS

Mrs H. Hood was Hammond shop
per yesterday.
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Briefs.

Mrs. Frank ]. Petrovicz is visiting
with friends in Chicago today.
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William Schultz of Lansing, was
business visitor here yesterday.
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John Merrill. of South Chicago. was
on our streets yesterday.
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Mrs. A Benson was shopping in Chi
cago, yesterday.
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GARY NEWS
BOARD WILL ANTICIPATE
ON THE LIBRARY FUND.

school Trustees VIII Make Use of POr-
ton of Money that VIII he Theirs
Next Spring 10 Establish Small
Working Library This Winter.
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Rev. George B. Jones preached his
farewell sermon Sunday. large audi
ence being In attendance. The rev.
erend gentleman has been transferred
10 the Charlottesville district and will
be stationed at ogden.
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Justin James of ST. Louis. No. Wis
tied with J. Q. James and family, Sun
day.
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John Miller Of Griffith, transacted
business here yesterday.
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Some of our store news today Is cal
cuIated to put you In n good humOE.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-17

F. A Malmstone has returned to
take up the duties Of teaching high
school
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A party of six men in an auto were
stranded at Merrillville Saturday night
They had been IN attendance at the IN
surance meeting at Lowell. Silas Zuv-
ers took them home with the old fash
Toned horse power.
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Floyd Pierce of Sauth Chicago Wis
tied with his family over Sunday.
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Miss Carrie Seeburger OF Crown
Point Is teaching school here this
year
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The frame work on the ice house
and storage plant of the Bartholomae
& Roesing B. & NJ company on the
south side of the Michigan Central
tracks, facing on Washington street.
Is up and ready for the roof. The
structure is a three-story affair. COW
ering practically all of the fifty feet
of frontage they have on that street.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1907-09-17

Mrs. Eugene Geiger Of Hammond,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
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Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. r. Hart of Crown
Point, were the guests of Mat Schultz
and family Sunday.
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Seward Lightner of Hobart, was
Crown Point visitor yesterday.
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FOR SALE-weaned pigs. s and I
weeks old. IS per pair. at H. P. Dow
ney farm, St. John. 1nd.-9-9-2w
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MERRILLVILLE NEWS

Mrs. Guy Merrill of Hammond visited
over Sunday with her parents.
Two auto loads of relatives and
friends frim Chicago spent the day at
the home of E. and L. Boyd.
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The engine owned by John Weis,
sank down in one of the lateral sewer
bitches on North Main street while at
tempting to smooth the street.
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Miss Elsie Whittengale Of Hobart
is among the new teachers employed
here this year.
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The meeting between Trustee w. c.
Kunert of Toleston with the local
board relative to the disposition of
the Clark annexation. is scheduled for
this afternoon. school opened yester-
day at Toleston. and Clark objected
seriously to having her children .'toted'
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Ray Wood and wife are visiting rela-
tives in Chicago for a few days.
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Bonnie and Morris Gordon returned
home yesterday, after spending a few
days in KensingtOn.
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Eber DeYoung of Oak Glen. trans
acted business in Munster yesterday.
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Mr.. Sax. representing the NJ Sax &
Co.. wholesale liquor house of South
Chicago, called on customers here yes
terday.
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Harry Hannah expects to start to-
morrow for Alabama to work at the
brick mason trade.
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daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Hemphin, yesterday.
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Gerald Krost is spending this week
at Notre Dame.
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Miss Bessie Nelson returned to he
home in Hebron this morning
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Owing to repairs on the track, 1t is
necessary for passengers on the I. H.
street car to transfer at the corner of
Chicago and Euclid avenue
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Mrs. Charles StalIbahun and Dora
thea and Amalia Stallbahun visited
the Millers in Oak Glen, Sunday.
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Mrs. w. L. Altman entertained las
evening at q o'clock dinner
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ON TO OCALA

Tampa sends friendly greetings TO
the good city Of Ocala and wishes it
a day of gladness, good cheer and ben
efficient results tomorrow. For its
streets will be thronged with the
statesmen of Florida, with newspaper
men, prominent citizens of the state
a great throng that will be gathered
together to witness the debut at the
coming out convention of those who
will appeal to the suffrages Of the peo-
pie for elevation into office at the pri-
mary election of 1908.
1t is a foregOne conclusion that the
capital of Marion will be in gala ar
ray. that its hospitable folk will well
come and make comfortable their
numerous guests, that the addresses
will be replete with patriotic fire and
enlivened by the inspiring strains of a
we'll tuned band, and that the evening
will bring the grooming banquet board
and sounds of good natured revelry
and feasting.
And the Tribune sends a word of
praise to Editors Harris and Bittinger,
it's brothers in the labor of upbuilding
part they have played in arranging
this unique and suspicious occasion in
honor of fair Florida's illustriOus sons.
Tampa Tribune.
It's awful kind Of Wallace Stoval
and Ed Lambright TO say so many
good and kind things of Ocala and all
the other state press boys, for which
they have our unbOunded thanks
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col. BROWN GOES TO ocALA
TO ANNOUNCE HIS CANDIDACY
(Tampa Tribune, 13th.)

Col. T. J. l.. Brown, who left for
Ocala last night to attend the coming
out convention, was asked before de-
parture if he intended making the race
for the United States senate, and his
reply was emphatically in the affirma-
tive.
LAS I announced some time ago"
said he, Il would be a candidate in
case Congressman Sparkman failed to
run, and as he has declared his in
tention Of standing for reelection as
representative, l will most certainly
make the race for the senate, and ex-
pect TO win. l already have the VOL
untary promise Of strong support from
many influential citizens throughout
the state.
1T is my intention TO briefly an
nounce my candidacy at the Ocala
meeting" continued Colonel Brown.
after which l will not discuss politics
until the state fair ends in February.
| consider that l can do the state much
more good in this great work Of pro-
motion than | can in running for Of
flee When the fair is ended, howev-
er. l will be in every way prepared to
make a hard campaign.