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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-15
Sra aDSlDu, Tan Co.,, 2. Tut.

Spab Geiret arteaar Der / benue OIL
al Spo Sal, iaa bar ri III bait Sne pa
Storm uaiten til ~auSenboer Dag, iaa al
M bar pi SIRoefsre ioHt Tiger fer. 9i
bar life bait iaa msset Sue paa 10 Gor
iom ri bar MI.
SuIeu bIeo ferret itiIe % roIigt Der;
bet bar SuIetre Der ON S%uIefpeIoen;
Der bleo oa uSbslt mango 8aoer ligc
ira imaa 2erbutter til Stlteifisrter %
"SaetstustbesSpg". Sboo Gplingsu alls
gaar Der | 1905, iaa fit hi meget goS
apItug. Sbsben GIT ira 10 til % 8uz
ibels, Sabre fra 20 til 40, @ba fra 90
til 90 og Star fra IS til 20 9uI5els pr.
acre. 9ten BET bar naiten umuliat ct
fna treife Der / Set. Set resneoe ues
fen til mbeubper Sag / belle SsIt, iaa
bet bar umuItst at faa giort noaet af
Sreifingen. De orsb paa og treFteoe til
| NieteH al December, men ba bar bet
umuligt at treite mere paa 8runb al al
ben Sre, iom fom. Saa tan iea forz
tRue at alt eaar i'm oaute Gang Der.
Snsen er bob mi paa en- SiS. Ser osoe
en- IiSen Sise, Sattsr til 8eSer Sataria.
fen, | Ropembsr / Ssit. Set er inaen
Rbgiite Der / giuter. men ieg baa6er at
bet mna mart ite, at be ~bsebnSsr at gift.
paa ZIG. Si babee Seisa af to uuge
adrcr ira Riureiota I SuEeu, nemlia
Ir. Carl g. anSeriou og Orr. 8eraarS
Sabl fra Clarified, ginu. Der bar
nrret meget Sernbaneprdt Der mn | lang
Sio, men iee bar enSnu life Jet noset til
ben. 9e flyer, Der ifaI fomne Sernbane
ira groiuus galsp us eaa %peitooer 6ers
ira ga, ieg 6aaber Sim Sia err mil o.
bpager Serubane for os ior Ri tr9naer
ben inars soot. Dor n4rmeits gb er
Rterpont, en- Stntiou paa 6. W. & ct.
BauI N. R. Zen lieger II NiI belt 5ers
ira, Bort GouutpiRos er @ebitcr. Den
Iisesr 10 gRiI / SpSsit berfra, og bi bar
ogina meset liblis Srait Der. Serrbas
Hetoeere bruier ub og tub / Spen belle
Sa9eH iaienuem. IRitsu ole aisbs
uiGnS er Roriie % mango al gounips
embeosmenbere er Rorfe.
Republitauerns ieireSe Der / Dan 60.
/ Ssft 90 iaa fan iss fortaqe at Dor
lille COUNTY @g RosIpn triues sobt, men
ben sr life borst ibart uRset eubnn, men
Re bar me9st libIis 9auSeI. a. II.
@rnnitrsm bar baaee Stpre o. goii
Office mbsbet. Sort greamerp tribes
sost- Se boISer a o. farsr 81 til
greameriet nu pm 3asere. Der er reiit
mango BERTHA / giutsr til auguitana
college. Canton. 2. .. Sblanbt be uns
&c R9nS og s5iuSer iom reiits paa Sios
Ie, par fsIasuSs: aI5srt ssrenion,
Rifs Sslsa stenbers Os ecpin So5us
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-15

6rtppe, inrn efterfldgtes of ipitemiif
aatQrrn.
Zen eueite Sns, ieg brltgtc, bar
Yerluta 90 0tanuIin, % ieg bar buut
beore SeIbreS Dc itoite ire aor emo
3aa mango aor fsr.
Seq gircr Beruma al areSit ior
min goSe SeIbre6."
timber Ell Gptoemt al Strip b1r6e
Geuata brltgeS. 0pierue mlbefaEet
pda Sldfferue er ttIitrRffelig.
@fferat Grip engnug er pGatom'
met, arbefaIer Or. &nrtmou Br1ucn
al 8erlnia I Seifespicr bper Shite /
DC af1tte Stabier at SnSouurer,
men ieilerp Dor man fsIge IrpiSrir'
gent pm 6Laifeu.
grfartrrg bar bit, at De 5uIt, iom
brltger Per1nrn for Grip I MmiuSe'
Iigbeo, fcrnmer fig irorere % er
minhre rtbiGtte for De fmerteflloe o.
I~GusepareuOe giterutrfHinger al
@rip.
RaGr 8erlno fife er brtgt uuoer
ct auidlo al 8rtp og 8dttenteu fin'
Der, at ban It6er af gfterpirfninger
al Seluue SfgSon, birr6e ban IN til ct
a1trfits meo Peruua.
ees toIo aar al Gfterpirfninaer af
Ga @rippe.
Wr. @ictor 8atnealtSe, 1928 Wa0i'
ion Ct, 3opeta. Sam, Mscolem al
anta6ts auo Gables Of Security. fri
Ter:
"6or toIo Mar iiSeu bapoe ieg ct
ilent &nfdI6 al Ga Grippe, % ieg
gieuoanSt GIbrig ptrfcIig min Sci,
breo % gtprfe, men bIep icagere
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-15
5ru g.rsas, cttertail Co., gainm.

ga mine Zine Der for en- alb iiSsu
Tom til at ialoe paa ben lille guk 9appsH
iaa iom iea j Santer ON. at -9scOrdbs
gofsu" ogiaa fororer noeet for ait.
bbao BEN briHser uis | aarsts $50; iaa
bsgpubst ies at ie sfter ! Ssnespunssu
min; ben iaas miuianoteu tsmmeIis imal
ub. men iaa orsnste ies SHbiibsu 10.
os iagssEis fanbt iss life NOT til ~Yo'
iteu" Ssuus Gang ugian, % rpits Sang
ieg touimsr til 8oittasisn (pi 5ar nemIis
fri goitISOsrins bsr) iaa fuser ks en-
sete iHbsbelSeuOe Sarpspuee 90 @ubs
bsritempsI. e. baaSe pen % usftis Baps.
iom ies Tiger Or. .. anunoien iaa mans
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-15
Sirmse Rsnifrr frit.

Su tan fan Srs iom RrGmie % ntEs
itsrite ti9mps 9sIiier 1 @erbeH. Sess
uoeu .au On iaa 30 andre Sabes o.
eloniterfrs Batter eitsr ssst a1Is irui
SrGmte. serion ba isrii ifrtoer ct Bots
fort eftsr Ssnue irie 1872 Siasrs -Sser.
ling Seebs- sntalog. On man Iaie Sis
b. 2 | ssune aataies for at sisre BIT
@nls al be II 50rter 6re. on srfsr at
ina frit Serfor isno efter ben iGit.
sataIogeu iunsboIosr SsltripeIie o. Slns
iiraiiauer al ale Sc besite asers. Sapss
o. Siomiterfra. Aortbrnp. sang & 60,
SeeSmeu. 2s3 @iIeer Street lsiml<as
polls, AiHH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-15
Rr Rinnnnrh fur So Is.

Soru gurierp 60, Dor 1852. 8es
Roine5, Soma gigr ct megss nssrielig.
3tLbuS ! bette go. at ~Geeornb Rpteu".
Dc oil ieuNe. SraGt betaIt, rs ginrdns
fer. 100 gRrbuHer % Sorobrrrlantsr.
% a~ipdrsus % icr iiue 8oier rot S2.45.
SOrism life at Lpie here's Advertisement
/ bette Runmer at 9Iaoet. HRpE ~Sos
item" udnr On Hriper til 8pupantet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-15

ion Der fra 2ibsrtp Sospuibip. Sa laa
faar irs flirtte for beHne Sang mcc en-
benIis SHfen til -Teecrabs@ Soften; ps
tiIioft iaa ieHber re- en- Often til ole
-TecorabsE oiten-S Meunener baaoe
Der | be Sprensbc Gtutrr % paa BIN Gis
be al Sdost
Sluping Sad.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-15
Eceretntugsnotitier.

@i biz bcrDco gisre opmertfoEr pan
aoertsiemsntet ira I. z. 9aBtou.
GnrtHsrsu / &auioH. Soma, iom FHSe5
! bette Summer az 8La0et, Nc. Sans
ton bar / q aor iol8t snrtnerid9sr ots
rcite til AuSerus. Stri5 tftrr bans
Eris!its, Den iaaes irtt.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-15
Sra GuIbertiun, Wputaua.

DRsS Hebaftsreus SilabeIie bill ies
prsoe paa at f~ortIare for be ntauge Rams
fe eFlere al "SeeorabsS oiter- !iSt ON
borbolsene Der / @outana GO ON Sc to
oarife A%nlouier, Tom ftnses Der / gaasp
90. Won't. SaLlep gomrth er bet itsrite
aountp, ION fnoes / Staten Rouana,
% bet eranier op til RorS Gatcta 9iHs
.ien ! Rit. Oct er Der paa benne itprc
90 frustbare Yrarie be mango Ganite
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-15

tie er ct meget farIigt Sorilag os ituLSe
BET blue nebta8et bill bet bltne nugget
Iti]c6neioaneert for ar6eibet for sebr1tes
Ibtgbebeu. SiRr BIZ g~eotagelisu at bet
te Sorilag bIipe meget farIigt for ben ops
poreube Sleat, ba oerDeb ale Sritteoas
rer meo to Srpcent NioboISitbrte fan
iRLeeS I bptItetiorrbelit Gorretniug. aae
acknowledgements burbe sisbIitfeli9
tiIitrioe line R~epr9ientautsr ont at MODS
arbetbe % ,beLe bette SoriIae, iom er
tieuot unoer: 8. 8. 81, RoIau,
Riis aind llritH oil tale afboIbsins
gen paa isIgerSe Stsber: 2ateieIb, 13os
-l4bs; Belmont % 6megu, 17oe-
1sbe; 8iubom, 19bs-20be; Gutter
feIb, 21be; ct. Olaf os Omssn. 22os-
28Se; Gong Cafe, 24bc; aIbiou, ga
Snle % Smegn, 25be-26bs; Sanita
Og Smseu. 27hs-2sbe Sebruar; 9utber.
1ite-2Seu; RaSsIia, 3bie; Gincoln,
4Se; gutternnt 8aIep, ste ; Rdufato,
8aIes CITE; RorS 8aieca. Toe; 8aieta,
ooe-9oe 90 a~tor9en9rDet Den 1Oos
Rarts. gaiis lIriiu er ubienot ai glins
nsiOta SotalafbelSsieItab. Srm er
parmt inttresIsrrt for Sa9en % en- utes
get iltut &alsr.
9. ). SoItdu taller for afbolSsiaeeu
iom isLger: Rortpab Sotpu GAL o.
GrinSeIanS. 18Ss-t4Se; North grairie.
lobe; BeterioH, 16be; glorosns Stier'
ne % GmegH, ~17oe--1soe; 9anesboro,
19he; Union grairie 6orsniHs, 20bs;
5armors, 21bs; sRtsrsbaleu, 22bs;
CitrarSsr os Cmsau. 28Ss-24Se; aus
ter Sorenirs. 25be-28be Sebruar. Or.
SoItaH tr uaienbt af Rinneiota SOtals
a~iboIosieIiiab % CT We6Ism ef SeIitas
bets geitsrslie, Sau az en- bbstig Saler
% nesst eoot bienrme I ben Gag BAN
taller.
@uitap gibe, Sstr.,
8437 2ousieaotp doe, RtHneapoIis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-15

bpert aar, inotiI ieg life bar iftnuo
til at gisre no9et GrbeiSe.
6or 10 Mar it6en begpr6te ieg at
butge Rerlurd, % set bpggeSe op min
Siprfe, iaa at ieg on CT grr Rame.
Ger huroe bespuSe at arbetSe isier.
Spinter bupoe ieg igien ct 4rgreb
ar ga Grippe, men Berurta orep ben
mart lto al Spitemet. Nbtn Suitris
% ieg anier Hcrtata ior ct SusbsIo.
ningsuiOSeI."
SHnsebctGuSelit iulste Ga grippe.
1r. Z. 8aruecott. 8et apImer,
Ontario, Gan, ~ffrtpcr:
~5fior @irter tar leg ipg al Gun.
sebet9ISelie efter at babe hdrt Ga
@rtppe. Seq tog Rernra | to Waaa-
ne0er, OF ieg b(U uotau frif, 90 ies
tam iige, at eIlEJper fan bItpe bcfbreost
al oct / en- rtueIiS Sto % for ltoen
hight"
gernua-sn Cont eiter Ga Grippe.
02rS. Gbda. 6. 9eaS, Sr. 9eia-
mare, Ohio, ~ifrtper: Otter ct iterft
gnfdIo al Ga 8rippe tcs leg Rerluta
90 fauSt set en- uteset goo Souif.~
Dtrs. Sane @ift, at5enS, Ohio,
ffrtbrr: "6or ieg Mar itSeu bopOe leg
ga Grippe meaet iISe. Seq l9ite ct
@ibnpsbpro ira en- apiuoe, iom bar
blcnen ~betbre0et al ga 9rfppe oeo
8eruna. 0Hu Tau0 fiSbte mug sr
SLATE Berlmd. Seq oar mart Ifkuto
til at gjsrc init 4rbeioe, Seq peos
bleu at BRUCE oct, til leg bar before.
oct"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-15
SeRiise Orb.

DEG bar moeiaget TOM Sremie min
RapueitsmpeI. Seq iaa BEN omtaIt /
sIaest mango Gauge. men set foretom
life mig. at Der bar iIie en- soo YrGmis.
iom ben pirteIi9 er, men aliseOeI iaa
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-15
SunSe S%limlbinoer.

Oe, iom er IpffeItge rof til of hape
albeIes iirnbe Sltubtnoer, fnar j a.
minbeIigbe6 life Grip.
SlintbiHSerne iorer GGien, Sal.
lem % Sltngerne, % naor De er /
normal Stanb, er De en- effeftiu 81.
ifgtteIie MOB aitgrebet al Grip.
Ren oerfo1n Der er ben riltgeite
fatar1Iif SorinrreTie | SIimbinber.
ne, GA bliper man ct let 9pttc for
Grip.
0ette forf1arer for en- Gel. tpor,
for iomme Solf faar Grip, mems an.
one life gisr.
Den ~formuftige StrrS at gisre er at
bclbe S1temet frit tor aatarrb. =
9eitrGbelfm bertaa bar De Ieite
SoIf f,urbet 9erlna at bore mar.
berlig.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-15
Of Strip
25efrief al 3e=r1t=na.
ia 6rippe e. epiScmiIf
Kofarrb.

q, psoorumeu, iom mt er fienbt
Tom Grip, faIbtes for "sssufh,.
en;o~.
Yet ltgner meset en- S~prtisIeTIe,
men er mere ueo9oIoenSe ! bels
9reb aaa Spitegnet og f~rentbriugsr
mere GlpprIiae SorfprreIier.
Grip er / 9irfeligbeScn eptSeniR
&atarrb. Raar Den FORT beaunSer.
ipreoer Dem fla irurt pter belle Can.
oct.
6oIf faar life Grip ina brcrauSre,
men erboer fdar Dem fra 2lrfteu.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-15
SBitemiif Sntarrb er Gciultatct al
Ga grippe. Ieruua iaar areoit
for nupgrenoe apb Selbreb.

@rs. Senrie %. Gilmore, gor
A, @bite DAT, Sno. Serr., fOrbert.
rarelt6e SusboIberife for S%roioua
ReformifoIe for Gutter, ~ifriper:
"sSor icr 2lnr iioen bapoe jeg Ga
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1907-02-15
zen melt cffsftius WeSieim, ion no.
n~osenfinSe er prpuet for Ga grippe"

&obt. 6. @aSiipu, q. 81, grtnri.
bal for GataCiubee SsiifoIe, gainter,
q. g.. er 5ormtaro for sadion SO.
8oaro Of GblHatipr.
San ifrtuer rmberti6en 8oeit o.
bar Ieperet Ell Raffe artifIer / Ie.
Senee 8lGSe % SiSsfrifter - baabe
religisie, ~pcrSIise og SfoIebIube.
Sect ban mrtaIer Serlna, tiger
Mer. MaSiiou:
Seq er n@iten aIbrig itoen Ge.
rltnn / init SieuL Oct CT Seu melt
effeftipe Rebicin, ieg r~roaerirSe bar
prsOet for Ga Grippe.
Get beItreSeoe ogin1 min Rome for
RGiefatarrb. SenSes Silitdub bar
en- $io iaafeScS, at batn ON Rattcu
life hntbe aa1,be eiernen fine Reic.
Dor.
Com 6sIge beraf i~uStroahte en-
inflameret StitairS / SuIien, iom
bIep pGrre og uprrc % gao iig life
for noget @tt6oel, fsr gernta Heu
protect"
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-23
q 4 9 9 . . O s. g 3 = o 9 = g q
9 LEGAL PHRASEoLOGY.
8 . 9 = Q = 8 q g = 9 q T. . q q

When the spirit has evaporated
from religion, it becomes a mere form
and merits the condemnation be-
slowed by Christ on the Pharisee, who
paid his tithes Of mint and cummin
and anise but oppressed the widow
and the orphan SO when meaning
departs from language, il dies, and is
merely a puzzle for students, and val
liable because of the things embalmed
in it like flies in amber. SO when
the forms of the law are more than
the spirit, the thing is dead, and so
ciety goes back to first principles in
disgust of the corpse offered as a de-
Tense or weapon.
When asked whether he had com
mitted burglary at Wallace, Orchard
replied i don't know about that"
4 mean breaking into the railway
depOt?" explained the defense.
oh, yes said Orchard, Il did
that"
Now Ben Butler had a client who
broke open d railway depot. was dis
covered rifiing the contents. and kill
ed the man who caught him. Ar
Taigned for murder after retaining
Butler, that trained mind maintained
that it was not burglary to break into
a depot. and the court sustained him;
next Butler held that since his client
was not committing Il crime, the
watChman had no right to arrest him,
and the homicide was iUstifiabls-af-
ter his argument on these points. the
court directed a verdict of not guilty.
And It was Butler who secured the re-
lease Of another burglar charged with
stealing a key. entering the house and
committing larceny. Butler held that
a key was q part of Il door, the door
part Of the house, the house part
of the lot and, therefore, real estate.
Now" said Butler, TO steal real es-
tate is rot TO commit larceny"
These are but examples in proof
that law as manipulated is often dead
matter without the informing spirit
which makes il alive-as il comes
from congress. it is often but a mock
cry Of the living guardian Of society.
and as enforced from the White
House. it has become what one man
chooses 10 make II instead Of A
breathing, independent, and necessary
component CT society and business
fe.-JacksonvilIe Times-U Union.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-23

tor w. K. Jackson, of Citrus, will
also be candidates.
Supreme Court.
On the supreme court bench. there
VIII be two places TO fill. The terms
OF Chief Justice ShackIefOrd. of
Tampa, and Justice Hooker, of OCala,
both expire. but as Yet there has been
no lntlmatiOn Of opposition to them.
This brings us down 10 the state
chemist, the Office over whose duties
Rufus Rose has presided for the past
seven years without opposition. In
this instance, also, there are no in
dlcauons at present of any opposition.
To sum UP, then, IL will be seen
that on the eve of the opening of the
campaign the following contests are
promised: United States senator,
Mallory and Beard, with Sparkman,
Adams and Bryan as possible candi-
dates; congressman. third district
Lamar, Kehoe. Stephens. with Griggs
sa possible candidate: governor
Jennings, Burr and GilchTist: treas
Urer. Knott, with Canova as posi-.
bic candidate; commissioner of az
riculture, McLin, with KIlgore as pos
slble candidate; railroad commission
er, Dunn, Jackson, Neeley, Tram
nell.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-23
PUSHING OF
SEWER WORK
It Is Now Proceeding in a
Manner Promising of
Early Completion.

The new city sewer system.
which was started last november. is
rapidly nearing completion in the
downtown district, and in the eastern
portion of the city. The western part
of the city is the only section that has
not been touched. Work there. how
ever, will be started as soon as the
work at present under way is COM
pleted.
Work on the storm drain system has
been started down town two squares
of the Reus street main having been
built, and the South Baylen street
drain having been completed. The
Guillemarde street storm main will
be started in a short while II is
the largest of all the storm system,
being five feet in diameter. The con-
strUction of the large drains TO dis
pose of storm water will dispense with
many unsightly cutters. especially
those on Garden and PalafoX street,.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-23
MONARCH
DAMAGED
BY 1 FIRE
Fire Was Discovered Early
Yesterday Morning by
the Watchrnan.
FLAMES THEN BURSTING FROM
THE ENGINE ROOM, WHERE IT
APPEARS THE FIRE ORIGINA-
TED-0AMAGE WILL NOT EX.
CEED $1,000.

The tug Monarch, the largest of
the towboats of the harbor, was dam
aged by fire yesterday morning to the
extent of about $1,000. The blaze was
discovered about o'clock IN the
morning by watchman on a nearby
barge, and was then bursting from
the fire room. where 1t had evidently
been smouIdering for several hours.
Repairs were commenced to the YES
sci before the fire had been com
pletely extinguished, and before night
the vessel was ready for service again
although the work of replacing the
burned portions has not been entirely
completed.
Origin of Blaze.
The fire originated in either the
engine room or coal bUnkeTs, and
more probably the former. Captain
ROcheblave stated yesterday after
noon that when the vessel reached
her wharf Friday night about 10
o'clock. the fires were banked in the
fire box, the fireman using hoe,
which became red hot. He thinks
that possibly this hoe, instead of
resting on iron underneath the boiler,
was left resting on some wood work,
thus causing the fire. Another sup
gasses from the coal in the bunkerS.
Man Asleep Aboard.
Although directly above the flames,
which almost reached him, a colored
member of the crew slept aboard Un-
I'll parties arrived and awOke him.
The man had remained aboard the
tug during the night, sleeping on the
upper deck, and it was with difficulty
that he was awakened by the men
first reaching the boat.
Alarm Sounded.
A telephone alarm was sent IN from
the Saunders fish house, and the fire
department called out. When the
trucks arrived the vessel was envel-
Oped in a thick smoke, which was
coming from below. The captain and
members Of the crew also soon
reached the scene and for four hours
fought the flames. A vessel on fire,
especially where the blaze is below,
is an exceptionally hard proposition
to save, and it was not until the hold
was flooded that the flames were
finally extinguished.
The Damage.
While the tug is not seriously dam
aged and is now ready for duSy, il
will require the expenditure Of about
$1,000 to place the Tug in the same
condition she was before the blaze.
The bulkheadS, divisions, beams,
decking underneath, windows and
doors are charred. and about one
dozen new beams will have to be re-
placed later. The vessel was not in
Sured.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-23
Candidates for Office Should
Not Hold Other Offices.

In the days of conventions in this
state it was not an unusual thing for
an office-holder to become a candi-
date for another, or higher position
and at the same time continue to dis
charge the duties of his Office, and
several public officers have done this
tsince the primaries have been in
vogue, but The Journal believes that
the principle is wrong, and now before
the campaign opens is going to urge
that all those public officials who in
tend becoming candidates for higher,
or different positions should resign
their present offices when they begin
upon the active work Of their cam
paigns.
A state official can not properly at
tend to his official duties and at the
same time conduct a vigorous cam
paign; either one or the other viii
suffer, and it is only reasonable to
suppose that the campaign work will
receive his first and best attention
To properly conduct a campaign re-
quires the work of extra stenograph-
ers, mailing clerks, ETC., and it is not
supposed that these clerks will do this
work in the offices of the candidates
or in the state capitol. They must
be provided with headquarters else
where, and wherever these headquart-
ers are the candidate or candidates
will spend the most of their time
The same reasons that apply to q
state official p. in this connection are
also true of state house clerks who
become candidates for state offices.
They can not work for them selves
and the state at the same time, and
whenever one enters upon a campaign
for one of these offices he should be
made to resign. These clerks should
do this out of consideration for their
superiors, if for no other reason.
The Journal does not advocate this
proposition because it has any inter
est in any of those officials or clerks
who have already announced that they
would become candidates in the next
primaries, but because it believes that
it is the proper thing to do.
The Journal began the agitation OF
this subject more than five years ago
when Attorney-General Lamar re-
fused TO resign his position on becom-
ing a candidate for congress and,
while General Lamar was elected, he
would have made a better race and
secured a bigger vote If hn had re
al. as The Journal called On him to do
at the time
The paper advocated this same
proposition then-five -ears ago-and
it advocates it for the same reason
now
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-23

to the exclusion of all else Mr.. Bank
head is entitled TO the victory he won
before the people. l should think that
the gentlemen who. with him, went in
to the primary and won their victory
as he did his, should take the same
view of it as | express. II is argued
that the Democratic convention frown-
ed upon the plan, and in effect de,
clared that it had no binding effect
upon the legislature AS to the rights
of the convention to adopt such 4
resolution I have nothing to say. The
integrity of the primary, the rights OF
the people to choose their nominees,
the rights of the people to have their
verdict carried out are considerations
that must appeal to members of the
legislature. whatever their personal
feelings may be"
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-23

The close OF the sessiOn-siXty long
days-that for some OF the members,
at least, passed all too swiftly
brought with it a touch of regret
regret at parting perhaps forever
with friends. new and Old-regrets at
leaving fair Tallahassee, which, seat
ed high on its red hills, looks our
upon the rich, rolling slopes Of the
distant hillsides and the quiet valleys.
touched perhaps with the last rays OF
the setting sun, or bathed in the sill
very mist of early morn.
There is not in all Florida a fairer
spot than quaint old Tallahassee nor
are its hOSpitable and cOurtly people
everywhere TO be duplicated.
Tallahassee belongs TO the past. Ii
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-23

IS of the OIGen time, and scarcely 4
nook or corner Of the quiet. picUur.
eSque tOwI but breathes fragrant
memories of those dim dead davS
when it was the centre of the SO 'ial
life of all the country roundabout,
and when wealthy planters and men
O. leisure had their town houses
there.
Some of us will always think O.:
I tallahassee with pleasure: AID
though we may never again walk its
quiet streets or again pass beroath
the verdant arches of its venerable
oaks. our thoughts will ever turn Jd
the old novel charm and repose of the
ancient city of the old red hills of
Leon.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-23

The Manatee River Journal says
that as a result OF the failure of the
recent legislature TO reapportion the
state, as required by the constitution.
the southern and eastern counties
will continue to be controlled in leg.
islative matters by the central and
western counties on an apportion-
ment made twenty years ago. We
were not aware that the western
counties Of the state controlled the
other sections in legislative matters,
and 1t is our opinion that the main
advocates of the reapportionment bill
In the last legislature hailed from
the TeStera sestioH-of< tie state, !,
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-23

Of ALABAMA
"A Very Pretty Quarrel as
1t Stands" Describes
the Situation.
GOVERNOR NOT
WIDELY UPHELD
State Chairman and Senate
President Condemn the
Governors Cause.

BOTH HOLD THAT NO ONE HAS
RIGHT TO INTERPRET LATE
PRIMARY ACTION AS BEING LESS
BINDING WITH REFERENCE TO
SENATOR THAN 1T WAS AS RE-
CARDS REST OF THE OFFICES
VOTED ON.
The Pensacola journal., 1907-06-23

Ocala purposes to invite two can
6fidates to big barbecue in that city
in September to formally open the
campaign. As central location from
which to make the start, Ocala could
not be improved on