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The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-24
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Mrs. Ruth Rutterman, Mrs. Ella
Purdue, Miss Maude Fox, Mrs. c..
+. Garberson, Mrs. Georgia Hilty,
Miss l.. Hurley, Mrs. Il. II Ruth,
Mrs. Noah Starkey, Mrs. j l..
Smith, Mrs. Ettie II. Smith, Mrs.
A. w. Sidwell Miss Thelma Vance.
MEN.
John Armstrong, VIM. Bailey, r..
II. Buerhous, Fred Bauer, =. A.
Denning, James Daugherty, Jay Gel
baugh, Henry Cosby, Carl NJ. How
ard. Boyd Hoylc. Roy Hammond, Hen
ry Oelce, Edward Patten, Hiram
Pressler, MOni V. SOckatt, George
Shut2, George w. Smith, e, Schuck
Fred Secrest, John Tabb, George VIII
son, A. G.. Weber.
FIRMS.
Wand 4 Day.
FOREIGN.
Radi Nllhaleff, Akecsan MAIDEN.
NJ. Il. DICNERSON, p. NJ.
Polo tonight, Ashland vs. Marion.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-24
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Phone 39 209 E. Center
AGENCY Tor Liptons Teas.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1908-03-24

Polo tonight, Ashland VS., Marion,
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16

My, but won't the editors fare
well this year? A big banquet
is to be given them this month
by the management of the Md
Winter Exposition at Jackson
vile, aud next month at Tampa
they will again be called upon
90 eat the good things provided
by the State Fair people. It is
a lead pipe cinch that the edi-
tors will do full justice to the
edibles at both places, provided
they are able to reach the re-
spective cities, but that is just
the point that's got us guessing
how are we going to get to it
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16


Another Richmond ia The
Flel7r-- Judge Charles Fl Laney,
OF Pensacola. wac in the Journ.
al OF sunday last announces in
very humorous and highly
original manner that he will be
candidate for Congress in this
the Third District. Judge Laney
is said to be a ma1 of unques-
toned ability and is equipped
by legislative experience both
in Alabama and Florida to dis
charge the duties of a con.
gresham in the event of his
election. He purposes making
an active campaign during the
months preceding the primary
and no doubt we in Madison
county will have an opportun.
ity of seeing and hearing him.
Ia his announcement he says
that unlike most candidates. Il
capnot say that l have been
solicited by a large number of
friends to make the race. The
fact is tina. most of nay friends
advised me 10 keep out. 1 am
the father of my own boom, and
it must toddle along without
any sponsor until the people
meet it in the middle Of the road |
and take it up" Honest about
It, isn't he? This new candidate
gives promise of making the
campaign in this district enter
tanning if nothing more.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16


Coils. Green and Gaynor who
have been in the newspapers
and the public mind for several
years in connection with a
swindle game which they were
alleged to have worked against
the government, have finally
been sent to the penitentiary at
Atlanta, had a bath and a shave
apiece, douned a neat suit of
striped material and put to
work at the trade best suited 10
each OF them. There let them
rest until they have served the
full time allotted to them. The
"spoip' which they mulcted
from the country has about all
been dissipated in paying the
fees of the lawyers who have
succeeded in keeping them out
of the penitentiary for SO long
a time.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16

Look opt, Frank Mayes. You'll
catch it for that article about
Judge Wright in last Saturdays
paper. The judge is a fine, jolly
fellow, but very, very sensitive,
and he Just won't stand for
''flippant" remarks. We know
what we are talking about for
we ''got ours" a few weeks ago.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16

The G. o. P.in Florida rises
in its might every four years
and holds a convention. The
next one is to be pulled off in
ST. Augustine on February 9th,
and delegates will be elected to
the national convention. These
delegates will come pretty near
voting for the presidential can
didate selected by Joe Lee.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16

viii some kindly disposed
brothe- please rise and tell us
what IS meant by the eunterri-
fed and uutagged" as attached
to democrats9 We confess to
ignorance Of the meaning and
as it is being worked freely
these days and overtime we'd
just like to keep abreast OF the
times and be able to understand
its meaning when we run across
it in our reading.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16

Last weeks issue of The Sun
calls loudly for an extra session
of the legislature. We thought
that this matter had passed and
been forgotten along with the
holiday season, but alas, here
it bobs up again, and the cry
coming from the source it does
is strong Indication that there
is something in it
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16

If one half of what is said
about the county convict camps
over in Escambia county is
true, the sooner the present
lessee is relieved of his charges
the better it will be for EscaD
bia county aud the State at
large. II does seem that there
might be some way devised for
the keeping of the convicts,
State and county. which would
forever put an end to the stories
of cruelty and hardship alto ?
gether too prevalent under the
present system.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16

If "old man" Dixon of the
Suwanuee Democrat don't cease
to throw bouquets at the editor
Of this paper we are afraid that
we will have a severe case of
s.big head" The cold man" is
one of the best-if not the best
editorial writer in all Florida,
a close observer and deep think
er and we truly feel battered by
his compliments because we
know he is fully capable of
forming opinions aud we believe
sincere in expressing them.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16

e, w. Irvine of Lake City, a
former citizen of Madison, is
out with an announcement OF
his candidacy for a seat with
the Railroad Commission. The
platform as announced by him
and upon which he will base his
claims for election, comprises
several planks all OF which are
strong and catching. Mr.. Irvine
is widely known throughout the
State, having to go to every
section of it in the performance
of his duties as a "trayeling
mar" and ne has friends every
where he goes who will help
him out ia his race to the extent
of their several abilities. In
this county he will poll a good
vote, for he is kindly remember
ed as valuable citizen of the
county.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16

We haven't seen it but we
have the word OF The Sun tor it,
that Park Trammell has an
uounced his intention of becom-
ing candidate for the Office of
Attorney General. If it is true,
and we have no reason to doubt
it, the Hon. Bill Ellis had better
be looking to his fences as
h e will have a competitor
every inch worthy of him. Park
Trammellls a young man of abil.
ity, honesty and worth, and his
friends throughout the State
and their name is legion-will
rally to him like unto bees when
they swarm.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16

Dr. Theop. West, Senator from
jackson county, is mentioned
as a possible candidate for gov
ernor by his home paper, the
Mariana Times-Courier. The
doctor is a gentleman Of the old
school, a disciple of Chester
field, and we rather doubt his
ability to mix up in rough and
tumble fight for so great an Of
fee as that of governor. We
are quite sure that his exceed
ing politeness would hinder him
greatly on the hastings. But
Notwithstanding, if the doctor
should enter the race he would,
secure a following. n
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16
TrammeII Announces.
u CIrIzrNs q FLoRIDA:

TO THE CITIZENS or FLORIDA:
1 wish respectfully to announe.
] that / will be a candidate before 4.
coming Democratic primary, 4,
nomination to the Office o: AttorDev
General Of the State Of Florida. II
announcing for this important Office
] wish to assure the citizens of On,
great State, that II 1t is my honor u
serve them 10 this office. 1 shall d,.-
charge the duties appertainiag there.
to, in accordance With the law, with
impartialitY and without fear o,
favor. Whether rich or pool, kiDg
or peasant-all mankind shall b
treated equal and shall receive justice
at my hands.
have COW lotions and ideas Of
my own upon public policies and
never evade expressing them; but as
the office to Which I aspire is neither
legislative nor one involving are
commencing power and entails
o ,ly the construction and enforce
ment Of the law, shall not at
present issue platform, other than
the declaration that 1 am strong
believer in equal rights to all and
special privilege to none" How
ever, if any issue should arise upon
which, as a candidate for this office,
l should express myself, ] win
frankly and openly declare my posi-.
ton
Mony who have solicited me to
aspire to this Office have my sincere
appreciation for their encouragement
and l wish to assure the voters
generally, that / shall be thankful
for their support.
Respectfully,
PARK M. TRAMMgLL.
Lakeland, ia, Jan. 10 eS.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16
RUM-ovER LOCALS

I
Dilworth Clarke, Esq, attorney OF
Monticello, spent last Friday 10 the
city on professional business.
1t will be unnecessary to go through
painful, expensive operation for Piles
II you use ManZau. Put up In collap
slble tube with nozzle, ready to apply
For any form Of Piles, price SOC. Sold
by B. F. Moselev.
Mr. and Mrs b. B. Mccall have
osed their town house and have gone
to their coy bungalow about a mile
north Of town where they will make
their home the greater part OF the year.
Mr.. Mccall will become farmer 10
earnest and will plant crop OF tobacco
on his place, the shade for which is
already erected.
Bees Laxatiye Cough Syrup for
coughs, oolde. crop and whooping
cough grows in Ssvor daily. Mothers
should keep lt(9h hand for children.
1t is proWpt relief to Group. It is
gently lp&aHye, driving the poison and
pblsgn tom the system. 1t gives i'm
ms6iats relief. Guaranteed Sold by
y. EIMoseley.
AT his home in Pinetta on Thursday
evening last 5. Thomas Hollingsworth
died very suddenly, the direct cause OF
his death being rheumatism of the
heart. He had been sick some time
with measles but was thought to be out
OF danger from them. A widow and
eight children, the oldest being about II
years, survive him. The whole family
are just convalescing from the mea-
sells Mr. Hollingsworth was good
citizen and kind and loving father and
husband. He will be sadly missed by
the community in which be lived. To
the grief stricken family we tender our
sincere condolences.
II is very important and in. fact It is
absolutely necessary to health that we
give relief to the stomach promptly at
the first signs of trouble-whleh are
belching OF gas, nausea, sour stomache,
headache, irritability and nervousness.
These are warnings that the stomach
has been mistrested; it is doing too
much work and 1t lie demanding help
from you. Take something once 10 a
while; especially after meals: something
like Kodol For Dyspepsia and Indioese
ton. II viii enable your stomach to
d. ita work properly. Sold by W, b.
Davis.
The old veterans must not forget the
meeting Of the camp on next Saturday.
The court house is the place at which
The nesting will be held and besides the
business Of the Camp to be transacted
The ladies Of Elizabeth Harris Chaptar
U. d. G., have prepared pleasing
program for the sntsrtainmont Of the
old boys and also something which |
wiz satisfy their hunger and tickle |
heir paiatss. We understand that one |
n two short addresses win be made b. |
GOAL speakers on subjects intsre sting !
% the boys Of the 6o's.n Following i.
he program; Reading; Gen. Lees |
LAST Years; Mrs. D. @. Smith. Rscita- !
ion, "The Old Confed;y Mrs. T G |
Yam. Quarlstte; "TentiuR on the OLD |
lamp Ground" Misses Lizzie Taylor.
agnes Parramore, NonIe Edmonson
md Mrs, P. s. cogrins. Recitation:
dies Helen BeEgs. Presentation Of
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16

$50 far as we have been able
10 observe. ''says the Live Oak
Democrat, "every candidate
now in the field for an Office in
florida, after a survey Of the
sltaation. announces himself
entirely pleased with the out
look and entertains few, if any,
doubts Of his election. What
mysterious dope is there in the
political atmosphere, whic h
thus almost invariably. not on
~ in Florida, but everywhere
else, hatters a candidate into a
false security and blinds him to
10 many obstacles in his wayfs
Surely you wouldn't deprive the
class Of the joys of anticipa-
ton. brother Dixon? For good.
ness sake let them get bit Of
enjoyment out Of it. Don't dis
tprb their peaceful and hopeful
areams-many of them will
have a sad awakening.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16
A Card From Father Bresaahan to the
Citizens Of Madison

Our mission in the new church is
progressing very nicely but Iregret
to state that those who really need
Instruction are slow in attending.
This remark refers to some nominal
Catholics. Let no one imagine for
moment that they do me any
injury by keeping away. I expect
no worldly remuneration for going
up these cold nights aud mornings
to church to try and teach people
their duties to God-iuties that
ought to come before all Others. No
collections are taken up AMI the poor
man is just as welcome and even
more so than the rich. Ihave made
religion my life study aud hence l
can claim to know as much about
it, especially the Christian religion
as any man in the State OF Florida.
Through this card / simply wish
to remind you all that established
now in Madison we have a branch
Office Of the greatest company in the
world, the spiritual Insurance COM
pany founded by the Man-God
himself. A church without an equal
in the world, church that has been
instrumental III giving such citizens
to the community as the late Senator
Mallory OF Pensacola, church that
is alone in coDdenning the great
evils that threaten the spiritual and
temporal welfare of this country to.
day, notably divorce and race
suicide or rather prenatal inianticide,
and yet church for which some
victims OF lies aud cslumnles, writ
Ten or uttered BY dseenerates or
fsnatical ranten. have no respect.
The church suffers nothing from
calumnies for the "gatss OF heli''
even "will never prevail against At. "
The iunocens but Ignorant outsider
alone is the sufferer for they corvsn
him into an iRtolerani and pre-
JUDGED bigot. The oubjeci for to-
nights discourse will be Confession
IN the Catholic Church and the mis-
sion will not end until Sunday night.
P. j. BREsNAHAN.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16

The Index is firmly convinced
that W. D. Bloxbam will be in
the race for governor.-Lake
City Index. But several months
ago the old-youug gentleman
smphatically stated that he
would not be. Now which of
the two is in the best position
to know what he is talking
about, Appleyard or Bloxham?
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16
THURSDAY, JANUARY le, 1908,

The Thaw trial is again in full
blast in New York, but this time
there is not even the promise of
the highly salacious and alto.
gether sensational proceedings
which marked the first trial and
made of it one of the nations
causes celebre.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16


Believe it or not, Just as you
please, but we assert it as a fact
that after a close perusal of our
State exchanges for the past
two or three weeks we have
failed to find word in any Of
them, either for or against the
candidacy of the Island States
man, Hon. Jefferson B. Browne.
who some time ago announced
that he was after the governors
job. We dou't understand it
for Jeff Browne is a good man,
smart man, scholarly man and
from his very nature a man who
must have friends. yet notwith-
standing these facts his candi-
dacy for the governorship seems
to have escaped the memory of
the press gang" at least. Wake
up. JET. and get your name in
the papers.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16

The Town Council has elected
Col, Randell II. Rowe to the Of
flee of mayor to fill the vacancy
caused b. the retirement of ex-
Mayor Smith. Col. Rowe is one
of Madison's best and brightest
young men. Clean, honest and
able he will make the town a
Chief Executive of whom we
may all be proud. His term is
only for a few months, it is true,
but we now, in advance, nom
mate him to succeed himself at
the coming primary, believing
that he will "make good in
every respect. Every true citi-
zen owes it to himself and the
town to aid him and encourage
him in all things looking to the
welfare of the community and
we sincerely hope that he may
receive the encouragement and
support of everyone in his every
landable undertaking.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1908-01-16

That order of the Pos/0Hfce
Department which we referred
to in last weeks paper jsy a sure
enough verify, and IN accord
ance with its provisions we have
had to trim dow1our subscrip-
ton list this week, striking off
of the list all who were in ar.
rears for more than one year
II you don't get your paper this
week don't put the blame on US,
but hurry in to see us and pay
up back dues, thereby restoring
your name to the list. Good.
ness knows we want the paper
TO go to every family in Madi-
son county but we are just
obliged 10 track the law"
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s(AadiAg 10 20 cooe 10 sooe sort Of
- agsssosae 49, will - for the
bsus iassresss Il ~ GaAing asd At
~ aa0e time no4 iuterfssU With the
niaiaG ~ csses friction later in the
oeooOa.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-29
Co.. ~ Sa osnA 6~N0

ScAOol 6Oor1 0o0beFU q tke g
Gunaisoa co~aty disGricss net - ~
Office Of the cosaty superintendent
last Saturday afternoon 70 essct .
member Il The cossty high scAool
board. Out of ~ diFsc4osv tAere
Were - evea dosea psssest, bst
these were Qsite enthusiastic. Joa
Backssock, whose tern expired wss
reelected snaninosely. A oo~e-
meat waa ~ o. foot to sscsse .
boerdiag clsb for oct Of town papils
during The school year.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-29

Tsks TIE Collar cer frosa The
uaioa depot - .he shortese rosie 70
tie beavedere hotel. corner 18th a.d
0Ie.srm. A perfectly sppo;.sed
hosel u ~ heart Of the b~sissss
section. Main ssreet car liaes of
city paas TIE ho>si. Drop . card 70
reserve aCcOO0odations.
JoHx LArIxEs. Proprietor.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-29

IAa G. ToDia cone from Ds.ver
this wssk 70 secure witsesses in the
ssit - is bringing asai.st Dr..
Wsin for $5,OU cosnmissioa for
sslli.g tAe Good Hope niss. 1t
will b tFisd in Dsavef oa the Ath
of yuoe.
Gunnison news-champion., 1908-05-29

llslta 10 minus her electric light
plant through Ere, asd the psopse
arc struggling with the very Old
iashioecd candies asA oil Ienps.
Nov 10 tie time for Delta y essr4
her own electric light pls.t. II 10
where the money is nads under .s-
nicipal ownership Of pslslic ssilitiss.