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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-24
Huildlngs p,o,,n pn,,n.

WEST POINT, GA, March pa se-
we're wind-storm late to-day, at River
view, view, Ala, blew down the Methodist
Church and Chattahoochie Val
ley Railway depot. unroofed one
store and slightly damaged sew
evarl other buildings. A heavy.
ram followed the wind-storm. adding
to the damage done by the latter. No
loss of life has been reported.
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wv TAsH1NGToN. March as--1n re,
fusing to grant to Attorney
" Young. of Minnesota, writ OF
habcas corpus releasing him
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~ AN FRANCISCO, March 2s.-with
- a revolver concealed in hand
kerchief. l. w. Chang. Korean.
. to-day shot and severely wound
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1908-03-24
The Rights OF Unions.

Ono of the most interesting sections
OF the federation bin IS that which
seeks to relieve organized labor from
the suppositive effects OF the recent
Supreme Court decision declaring
labor unions TO be conspiracies in re-
stralnt OF trade and. therefore, unlaw-
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-08-27
NOcATEE NEWS

Ditching is in order in Nocate'
now
Why not incorporate our LITTLE
town
Mr.. +. r. Mcconnell, of Bartov
paid Nocatee a business visit Mon
day.
Miss Belle Murdoch goes t
Cleveland Monday to take charg'
of her school
Judge J. B. Cochran returned
Monday from three weeks triI
to Boca Grande.
Mr.. Walter Graham, of Arcadia
was a prominent visitor on Noca'
tee the first of the week.
Mr.. Ira L. Maroney went tc
Pine Level Saturday evening re-
turning Sunday morning.
Mrs. Bragdon, who has beer
quite i'll for several days, we are
pleased to report, is very much
better now
The Nocatee Fruit Co. are re.
pairing their orange packing house
and building twenty foot addi-
ton this week.
Our popular assistant postmaster
Mr.. A. B. Stroud, has planted a
large patch Of potatoes this week.
He is also making preparations to
plant strawberry patch.
Mr.. Frank Carmel, secretary
and manager for the E. Bean &
Son Company came to Nocatee
Wednesday evening and spent the
night with his friend Mr.. III. T.
Davis.
Mr.. Ed Murrill came up from
Fl Ogden Saturday evening to
visit his family. He took in the
trip to Boca Grande, Sunday and
returned to TT Ogden Sunday
night. He is building packing
house at that place.
The King Lumber and Mfg. Co
are making some Improvements IL
their saw mill this week, having
added a long row of live rollers FOL
conveying the lumber from tn,
saw to the yard. Also added t,
the appearance of the mill hous
by applying a coat of whitewash.
Mr.. Louis Yelvington, from tn
East Coast came down Tuesda
night to pay his annual visit to hi
mother and family. He is exten
sively interested in orange grow
property across Peace River nea
Owens and will give his grove som
attention while here. Mr.. Vel
vington is a railroad man by pro
fession and we have been informe
that he is one of the most eficier
agents in the employ Of the Florid
East Coast Ry.
A New Industry for Nocatec
The indications are now that th
truckers in and around Nocate
will plant FIVE acres or more j
strawberries this fall.
Plants have been ordered alread
in quantities sufficient to plar
three or more acres and new order
going in almost every day. w
have the best soil for strawberris
to be found in the county ind SC
no reason why the venture shout
not prove a success.
-
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-08-27
SUNDAYS SERMON

uel the praphet, 70 oaui' tnS
obedient king of Israel, l Sam. 10
%, Behold to obey is better than
sacrifice and to hearken than the
fat of rams"
Saul had been commanded to de-
stroy the Amalekites, who mao
filled to the brim their cup OF in
iouity, and were ripe for dessruc-
ton. The people were to be ex-
terminated and every vestige OF
their property destroyed.
But instead of carrying out the
will of God, Saul spared the king
and a large number of the sheep
and oxen to offer as sacrifices upon
Gods altar. Saul's offensc was
the failure to submit his own will
to the expressed will of God, and
such an unsubmissive will cannot
|
be used of God in the carrying out
of his purposes. Hence Saul was
deprived Of his kingship. Saul
vainly thought that the sheep and
oxen he had saved for sacrifice
would offset his willful disobedi-
ence, but he was assured that the
obedienc of heart was in the eyes
of God better than sacrifice, and
that all the sacrifices we can offer
to God can never make amends
for the lack of submissive and
obedient attitue of soul toward
God. All the costliest offerings
we can bring to God are only an
insult to Him il gained in the ways
of disobedience to His law. 1t is
the act of the thief, Offering por-
ton Of his stolen goods to the
owner from whom he has stolen in
order to gain exemption from pros
ecution, thus adding Insult to in
jury.
Is not this partial obedience of
Saul the kind Of obedience dis
played by many in the modern
church! An obedience to the
known will of God only so far as
suits our own convenience or
pleasure, is not obedience at all,
but is a manifestation of a self
willed unsubdued, unconverted
soul. We learn
NO sALvArIoN WITHOUT oBDDIHNcE
; The only faith in Christ that
, saves the soul is that which mani
tests itself in full surrender o
the will to God and a full purposs
: of heart to follow the directions o
God.
You may have all faith in the
skill and ability Of your doctor t.
: cure you of your dangerous dis
! ease, but unless you obey his di
! rections he. can never bring yot
! through. And all our faith anc
confidence in Jesus Christ canno,
avail for our salvation without
{ obedience to the will Of God as re.
e vealed in His holy word. He thai
a heareth these sayings Of mine and
doeth them not Is like unto the
Y foolish man who built his house
/ upon the sand" Instead Of safe
5 abode the man was only building 8
E death trap for himself. Salvation
S is tersely expressed in the gospel
e song, Trust and Obey
! The subject was applied in sew,
eral particulars in which the mod.
d ern church member obeys God only
5 when it suits his pleasure. a. The
! one who uses Gods holy day 70,
4 his own business or pleasure. say
r ling by his action, Bible or ne
Bible, Cor or no God, | will do a,
] please, ! will keep the Sabbath
only when it suits me, utterl,
lacks the spirit Of submission t.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-08-27
Timely Views and New,

causing HOODS IN the mountainous repios
property but no loss Of life is reported
Only ten pages this week, and every on,
full to OVERLOOKING with good things for g..
Wonder what THE CHAMPION folks will Il
The A. c. L. gives its annual excursion !.
Florida to St. Augustin on September IN n
trip tickets from Arcadia, good for two d.,,
Tickets good on all passenger trains.
A common failing among teachers is moi !.
clear and definite end in view in holding 81
This results in desultory teaching, beating 4
and failure to get anywhere, Infer State /,
man.
The A. G. L. carried to Tampa last RIA,
biggest crowd patronizing any excursion III, {.
from South Florida. The Tampa papers resa
excursionists from this section on that day. M
ruling that excursion tickets are good on any n
train is much appreciated by the travelling oua
j
Don c. McMullen, the newly chosen reotsx.|
of Hillsboro county, who is at present cou,S
torney for the county. has entered suit againy ]
former officials for money paid them illegsu,
amount sued for is 81, s00 $4,000 Of ths3
against Mayor Wing, former county treasuic|
rest from former county commissioners.
4.
Baron Won Stcrnberg, German Embassado {
United States, died in Heidelberg Germany, ID
The Baron. accompanied by the Baroness, sh
Kentucky woman, visited Tampa last I'd
during the State Fair, and his death will be d
by many who met them at that time. The
died of pneumonia.
Really. now, somebody ought to get an iuia
against Governor SELECT (not elect) q
handing out those monkey cards 1t VI
enough wbeu he was a candidate and conhu
distribution of these fool things to home folks
too much when he passes them out in Geop
the other states he may visit on his present TIA
Tallahassee Sun
!.
10 = osnAsy' famous sn'oasnV , NV !,
49, = 'ne singing partner 2, mo s
He was the author Of number Of gospel
ana while the Christian religion endures VIII
the songs of its adherents. Mr.. Sankey We
,'gn' yeaIs o. age and for. the past hve =
oeen o''nu uis SONGS pfougnt MIN comp
Get ,er-ce,,e c.r e s,,,,.,,,v...d I've and
n l;berai,v i, everv -, = ,no,,ss M moss;
this about ,u;cs vs.r pats i we'll
freouert ,no;ss ,sces hs,,sss, a,,,rs aud tbe,
most a,wavs ,,,o;st A. se,,,,, = t,,s,, sten ou
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-08-27

Rev. H. Keigwin, Pastor
Services every Sunday liza. m.
and 1880 p. m.
Sunday School 10 q. m.
Prayer Meeting 1880 p. m.
Wednesday
Subject Sunday morning,
Jacobs Vision at Bethel.
Sunday evening, What do We
More Than Others. /"
All are cordially invited and
made welcome.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-08-27

Office Second Floor Espensub Building Oak Street. Arcadia
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1908-08-27

Really. now, somebody ought to get an iua
against Governor SELECT (not elect) q
handing out those monkey cards. 1t "
enough wbeu he was candidate and confp
distribution of these fool things to home folks
too much when he passes them out in Georl
the other states be may visit on his present TIA
Tallahassee Sun.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-03
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The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-03
Statue to 10 LAFAYETTE,

PARIS July 3.-Paul Bartlett's he
roic statue Of Lafayette. the gift to
France of the school children of Amer
row on the Place de Louvre. A dispute
concerning payments due both the ar
fist and the foundrymen has threatened
for time to cause a postponement
of the ceremony. but it is likely that the
question will be amicably settled. AS
elaborate ceremonies were held in 1900
on the occasion of the unwilling of the
plaster cast tomorrow program will
not be impressive.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-03
Postal Conventions.

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Government
recially those Of the postal department,
will take advantage Of to1norrow's holi-
day to hold state conventions. Among
the meetings reported to the depart
ment are those of the New York state
letter carriers at Binghamton. the Tex
as state letter carriers at Waco, the
Georgia rural carriers at Albany and
the Wisconsin postoffice clerks at Os-
kOSh
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-03
Services at Court House

Most of the protestant churches of
the city Will join in the religious SER
vices on the court house lawn Sunday
evening at o'clock Rev. James
Clement Reid will preach, the subject
of his sermon being Practical Patrio-
tism.' Preceding the services and be-
ginning at 6:45, will be sacred con-
cert by the Eagles band.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-03
STANLEY
BROTHERS
WILD WEST SHOW AT MEADOR
PARK JULY 8, 4, ) AT
p. M.

Stanley Brothers Wild West show.
which has been appearing with phenO-
menal success at various points in the
northwest, will perform on the base
ball grounds at Meador Park, July g. i,
and 5, the performance beginning each
day at o'clock.
A prize of SO will be given to the
party bringing in the best buckinS
horse during the thre days.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-03
Another 5 Percent Dividend

Directors of the Interstate Build
ing Loan and Trust association at a
meeting held yesterday afternoon in
the offices of Secretary A K Dice in
the Paine building, declared a divi-
dend of five percent on the associa-
tiOns. installment stock for the six
months ending July l. The associa :
ton is in excellent condition as Is
evidenced by the dividends paid the
stockholders during the past few
years, which have averaged from 91s
to 10 percent per year
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-03

of firewater this morning and about
$50 started to wake things up in one
of the Main street saloons His career
of joy and happiness was cut short
by the arrival of the police, who took
him to the Haviland. where he is await
ing a trial on the charge of disorderly
conduct
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-03

removal of the Northern Pacific offices
to the room now occupied by Kyger's
store. The place is to be vacated by
July and the move will be made
shortly after.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-03
Dance In Armory-

lance III ViutSiy
The Eagles band will give a dance in
the Armory hall tonight and ol4c to-
morrow night An orchestra OF 80
pieces will furnish the music. The floor
has been dressed down for the oeca-
sion.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-03
Sold TO Probate

Complaint was filed against ]. T.
Cundiff yesterday afternoon by the
prosecuting attorney for selling beer
to Henry Laufer, probated drunkard.
Cundiff runs the Farmers saloon, 121
West Alder.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-03
Painter ls Back

Deputy Sheriff Charles S. Painter
returned yesterday from Carlock, ILL.,,
where he went to arrest Charles Herr
on the charge OF statutory rape. Herr
WAC released before Deputy Sheriff
Painter got there and was arrested a
short time ago at Summit, Idaho by
Deputy Cummings.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-03
. CITY NEWS IN BRIEF :
>>>>>>>>>>>>
A Rest Room

A Rest Room
The Salvation Army hall, III west
Main street will be open toniSht anu
tomorrow as rest room, free TO all. ice
cream and soft drinks VIII be sofa ioi
tho benefit of the local organization.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-03
Divorce Wanted

Divorce proceedings "eie
Yesterday by George h. IhonipSo"'
against Charlotte A. Thompson. DeSe
ton and abandonment were the charges
on which the complaint is based.
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-03

DisorderIy Conduct
H H. Henderson got a premature fill
The Evening statesman. [volume] (Walla Walla, Wash.) 1903-1910, 1908-07-03

N. p. to Move
Preparations are being made Tor 'he
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-08-27
SEPTEMBER SHOWERS.
Weather for Month VIII BE Free from
Killing FrOsts.

The weather for September, as
forecasted by Peter X. Smith, is as
follows:
The rainfall for September will be
below the general average. The
temperature through the month will
be spasmodic. No killing frosts are
likely to materialIze within the
month. Frosts will appear about
the I'd or sd and the 9th or roth of
October.
The storm wave in transit at the
close OF August will disappear on or
about the ad of September unless
equatorial storms are in process OF
development in the Gulf of Mexico.
Then will continue cloudy, threat
ening Weather up to the next period
OF disturbance, which condition will
develop about the 9th or 7th Of the
month. The rain wave, which will
be on transit from the 4th TO the 9Th
in all sections, is likely to be accom-
panied by both ram, electric show
ers, and summer bluster. Should
storms traverse the southern waters
Of the United States, then north and
northwest winds will prevail while
the storm is on the above borders,
and very cool, blustry winds will
prevail during ITS passage. A relief
from the heat will follow and, more
over, the heated period will be much
shortened.
Local showers will develop on or
about the nth. I7tb, and I3th.
These showers may be intensified by
the approaching equinox. However.
no excessive rains are likely to pre-
vail, but cloudy, threatening weather
will msterialize.
On or touching the 18th or 2olh a
wave of disturbance will be on tran.
sit, with some rain, summer buster,
and electric showers. Excessive
rains embracing large areas Of terri
tory are not likely to prevail at this
period.
Between the 18th and the 27th of
of the month indications denote
showers Of rain in quantities enough
to supply all the needs Of vegetation.
The heat will continue till after
the 26th or a7th, when a wave of
electric showers will generally pre-
vail and the temperature will be re-.
lieved Of the heat.
The last wave of disturbance will
be central about the 18th or aoih
and extend into October, which will
bring in dissgreeable autumnal
weather,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-08-27

"SOme letters Jlist came" sdtd ADKINS.
mer. Fools go out tramping in muddy
brooks and wear themselves out trying
70 catch little flsh as long as your fin-
ger. Stay in town and keep comforta-
ble-thats my Idea"
"Some letters Just came" said Ad.
kIns. II thought you might like 10
glance at them before you 60"
Let us look over his shoulder and
read just few lines OF one Of them:
Ny Dear. Dear Husband-Just received
your letter ordering us 20 stay another
month Rita's cough 10 almost gone
indian. VIII be the making OF both chill
dren. work 80 hard. and know that
your business can hardly AFFORD 20 keep
us here 20 long. best man that ever
- you always pretend that you like the
city IN summer. trout fishing that
you used 20 be 80 fond OF and all 70
keep Us well and happy come to you
" it'were not doing the babies 20 much
good. stood last evening on Chimney
rock in exactly the same spot where /
was when you put the wreath OF roses on
my head - through all the world -
when you said you would be my true
knight - fifteen years ago, dear Just
think -- have always been that 10 me
$500 ever and ever. MARY
The man who said he thought New
York the finest summer resort In the
country dropped into a cafe on his way
home and bad a glass OF beer under an
electric fan.
Wonder what kind OF ny old Hard
ing used, he said 10 himself.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-08-27
Pre- 20 llnr Renders

We take pleasure in announcing
that we have arranged with the we'll
known firm Of T.. G. Dewitt g. Co.,
Chicago, H., for them to send one
full box, weeks trial, of their won.
derful little Kidney and Bladder
Pills to each reader and subscriber
Of this paper.
These pills are highly recon-
mended and are an excellent preps.
ration for all forms Of kidney and
bladder trouble. II you are suffer
ing with lame back, headache, weak
kidneys, and inflammation of the
bladder, send your name and ad-
dress to f. c. Dewitt & Co., ao3-
aos LaSaIle Ave, Chicago, ILL.,, and
they will send you absolutely free q
full box Of their Kidney and BIad-
der Pills, postpaid.
BE sure to take advantage Of this
offer promptly a0d don't fail ia
mention this paper when sending
name and address.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-08-27
FIVE CENTS /! copy.

an explosion occurred in the S,uar,
mine, a mile from the Parial mine,
belonging to the same combination,
and SO people we're killed. That
mine also had but one opening. A
district mine Inspector was paid TO
inspect those mines. and probably
did so. He knew they were being
operated In direct violation of the
law, and yet he let them 90 on.
There Is no doubt of the fact that
the chiet inspector knew the same
thing, aud yet they were allowed to
20 on. There is evidence to the
fact that the governor of the state
knew OF the condition also, and vet
they were allowed to 70 on. What
do the people Of the state think of
tha'f The owners, operators, and
managers of those two mines still 20
about their several ways, unwhippcd
OF justice. Somebody is doing wrong.
Who is itp Let us have change,
and have these things done right.
Vote the Democratic ticket and the
mine laws, as we'll as all other laws,
will be honestly aud icarlessly ad-
ministered.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-08-27

Nps IS the time when the country
Newspaper men are receiving letters
from men they do not know, and
possibly never heard Of, stating the
writer Is candidate for some Office
shd any cid the editor can bestow
will be greatly appreciated. Yes. no
doubt u would. On the other hand,
any aid Of the politicians can bestow
upOa the editor To recompense him
for space used in his paper would be
appreciated II politicians want to
adver'ise their business Why in the
dickens don't they include a check
ss evidence Of good faith Tor the
amount of advertising they desire
and send along copy properly signed
iof adysTiisinep Talk about bosi
nss, II theFs IS any business in a
nssapspet man giving away his
space sny more than a merchant
giving away bis goods, We are un.
able 10 zee shsfe 4 comes ia.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1908-08-27
drive aud only travelled n dis,anc

OF six miles. l stayed over nigh
aud next day pulled out for Etam
Well, such roads l never saw il
my life before. Ii will take four
horse team to pull one. horse load
over that road. When l got up tc
old Israel church on the mountain
found man with a four horse team
who had about 500 teet of lumbe,
on his wagon and was stuck fast in
a mud hole. l said: "Well, my
friend; reckon you will vote 70,
Zinn next fall"
He said: "Tou bet l will il 1,
sinks the nation. Pun a Republican
and will stick to my party"
| SAID, "Stck to that"
| moved along as cautiously as
possible. met several men between
there and Etam, but the man in the
mud hole was the only linn man
1 found between Fcllowsville and
Etam. | landed at Etam just a,
dark, tired and hungry aud my horse
almost played out. and had travelled
adistance of about eight miles. Well,
after supper ! called on Uncle Joe
- and had a very pleasant talk
with him. | said:
"Weh, Uncle Joe; how do you
think Mr.. Zinn will make I, in No.
vember2"
Uncle Joe replied; .'Wel, my
friend; OF course | would like TO see
our friend Zinn elected, but | am
very fearful tta, he will be defeated.
He NEEDLES in other peoples busi.
ness too much, and the people over
here say that Rogers is a man that
attends strictly to bis own business,
and they say that fellow should
vote for the man for commissioner
of the court that will make the best
roads with the least money"
The next day / started for home
by the way Of Sinclair ridge. saw
several voters between Etam and
Rowlesburg aud Of course asked
them TO support my friend Zinn, but
they all said that he had never done
any work on that road since he had
been in office. They SAID he was
putting in all his time this summer
hghung the humane society. They
said they had learned that Rogers
is a man that attends to his own
business and that they intended to
vote for him.
got home late at night, having
Travelled three days and went about
twenty -four miles. will rest a few
days and let my horse recuperate
and will start again. l am deter
mined to have Harrison elected If il
take summer. A REPUBLICAN.