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PLEASE STOP MY -

Times are hard, money is scarce,
business is dull, retrenchment is a
duty-please stop my-whiskey! o,
no, times are not hard enough for
that. But here is something else that
costs me a large amount every year,
which l wish to save-please stop
my-tobacco, cigars and cigarettes?
No, no, not those; but l must re-
trench somewhere-please stop my
ribbons, jewels, ornaments and trim
kets? Not at all; pride must be fos-
tered if times are ever so hard; but
l believe |. can see a way to affect
quite a saving in another direction
please stop my-tea, coffee, and need
less and unhealthy Injuries? No, no,
not those, l must think Of some thing
else All! | have it now. My paper
costs 81 a year, cents week. must
save that. Please stop my paper?
That will carry me through the panic
easily. l believe in retrenchment, and
in economy, especially in the matter
of intellectual pabulum.
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THE TOWN MARSHAL OF WILD
WOOD is KILLED

A special to the Times-Union says
that DR.. F. B. Hand shot and instant
ly killed Marshal ]. D. Owens last
night about eight o'clock. Hand fired
three shots, two taking effect, one
just above the collar-bone and the
other just to the right of the heart.
They had some words, after which
Owens went to his house, where, get
ting his rife, he returned to arrest
Hand, when the shooting occurred.
A coroner's jury was Immediately en-
panelled and an inquest held. after
which a warrant was sworn out for
Hand. But Hand had Immediately
gone to Sumterville, where he gave
himself up 70 Sheriff Coleman. Ow-
ems body was buried by Wildwood
lodge No. so K. of P. of which he was
a member.
Hand is a very prominent physi-
clan.
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A SUMTER COUNTY TRAGEDY

About ten DAYS ago some prisoners
escaped from the Sumter county iaI
The sheriff proceeded to make an 81
fort 10 re-capture them. and one night
about two O'Clock. AZ be- was riding
near Coleman looking for tha escaped
prisoners he saw two persons whom
he took TO be- the men De- wanted He
called 10 them to halt but they ga
not obey Ho then told them that be-
was the sheriff and demanded their
surrender. but they srll ignored bis
command. He then fired and uruck
one Of The men ths bill entering e
vital part OF his body His v.ctim
proved To be no other than Henry
Wise. who formerly liyei ar Ota.
humpka The wounded man lived an
I'll Sunday. when he died. and his
body was brought 20 Yalaha cemetery
and buried on Monday Of this week 80
Leesburg Commercial
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CATTLE THIEVES IN THE TOLLS

sheriff Prevatt has arrested ever
ett Bass. Lewis H.Parker AM PascAal
Stewart. who are charged VIII steal
ing twenty-nine head OF cattle 9elonS-
ing 10 C.. W. Hopkins. Capt Plai'e'
Henry Savage and other parties. Inc
cattle were driven from the pasture
OF Mr.. Hopkins on the 81. Johns nNer'
through the country. crossing me MS
simmee river. near Gardner. and were
sold 20 a party living near lakeland
Sheriff Prevatt. hearing the i"c's.
took tha train and located the n-fn At
Tampa. L. n. Parker Is one 81 'He
principals In the cow-cutuns case
which excited a great deal Of at'en'
tion throughout the southern states
the Southeastern stock Growers As
sociation being the prosecutors. l"e
parties were found guilty al me 'l'l'5'
bur owing 20 circumstances reoe''eu
ooIv light hnes.-Kissimmes Special
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WANT NEW YORK TRIBUNE

Three attempts have been made by
moneyed. interests in the last six
months, says the New York Times, to
purchase the New York Tribune from
WhiteIaw Reid The last one was
made in the early summer on behalf
of a syndicate of capitalists who
wanted to acquire the paper, expend
about 100000 or S75O,O0O on its plant
and news facilities and undertake to
make it the leading republican news
paper of the country. They offered
Mr.. Reid a price in the neighborhoOd
Of 100000, but he would not con-
slider it.
The membership of this syndicate
has been kept from the public even
to the present time. 1t is said in
well informed quarters that it was
made UP of men whose business in
terests had been adversely affected
by the policies of President Roosevelt
and who wanted to get a paper which
would stand for the type Of republi-
Canism that President Mckinley and
Mark Hanna represented from 1896 to
1901. A man who was concerned in
the negotiations, however, denied
that there was any intention to antag-
onize the president or take issue
with his policies, but that the plan
was simply to have a great republi-
can newspaper in the city, and that
the Tribune seemed the most availa-
BILE property.
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coNoUERINo TUBERCULOSIS

The international tuberculosis AS
sociation is now in session in Wash
ington II is under the direction of
DR. Flick. The doctor says:
since its inception the members
of the congress have had stories to
tell Of the great strides toward the
conouering OF consumption, and this
wear we will hear more remarkable
stories.
In Philadelphia alone a reduction
NJ 200 has been made in the death
rate in the last six months under the
same six months ago. If this gain is
ksnt ND for six years consumption will
be abolished
Asked if in his opinion this result
would ever be brought about DR..
Flick said:
q am sure that in fifteen years or
less tuberculosis will be wiped out. All
that is needed is a wider knowledge
Of how to prevent its spread.
IF we could teach everyone the
simple methods of preventing conta-
zion we could Immediately stop all
n,rtber progress of the disease, and
an = few years it would be gone"
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rHU HAReIs DECISION

Judge Adams opinion. delivered :"
granting a change Of venue In 'ne
Beach HarEis case. is not so muen
a revelation as an interesting sta'e-
ment regarding a condition OF anairS
IN Jackson. not wholly unsuspeo'eu
and assuredly not unprecedented.
The Commonwealth insisted upoH
q change Of venue. notWiths'ahu i'ie
The overwhelming-and aitoee,ne, me.
reasonable-Iocal sentiment asAiIs'
me defendant. while the defendant u
n,n5es a trial among his own peO-
pie" -,
Tbe court displayed discretion oy
sending the case away from bre~'l' =
where. 20 Judge Adams says 'ne'. 80 :
evidence that efforts 70 CORRUPT -, -.
Jury have been made.-Courier''OO'
nal
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$500 CASH PRlzE-oPgN TO A.

For the best plan Cor aItertislnn
Springfield Massachusetf- s.fung
forth the desirable features of snriur
field as a city of homes anI o. fatura.
bic location Tor maruaeurur. o.
ferring % the many a|tau.ae.s uhIrt
Springfield possesses ae |s .nrEs.
river fonts. court slra-. .tfHrs.au.
clean and des.rab., .rr...H ra
growth favorable ux u.. n...aar
in population. iuor,1s. Ir property
valuation clean c... eIt.nmrnf.
churches schools arc mn..Hm. Uhra.
ries. banks usrD.rH'. establish.
ments. railroad arHues Hr rasasu.
ger and freight tan.HurHHHu. Ha
great system OF trolley U1.s Dan.arnr
here: It's adjacent manufacturers
towns AMI cities. ifs trade p1raauuu
OF over 100000. its beauufI land nro.
ductive surrounding country. .fc
All these advantage and macy ofh.
ers must De- set forth in concise and
forcible way. so az to give spunEdsif.
Massachusetts the greatest amount a
publicity in the most favorable man.
ner
The Springfield board of trade Poe.
Lefty committee will act al judges.
and the prize will De- awarded to fha
best plan submitted and accepted
Every contestant must furnish q
caption line which can De- carried
through the lads. and this must b.
such as 10 emphasize the desinbIutT
of Springfield as a home and a man-
center.
Plans must De- received by N1fem-
Der Il. 1905
SPRINGFIELD BID or TRADE
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DEAD AT THE AGE OF ios

on August 90 there passed away
on OF the few remaining survivors Of
genuine African eN-slaves. when Tn
Gle Hampton" (as b. has always been
known On this vicinity died al the
home OF his son ia the country near
here az the axe of 109 Hampton was
born In the last years OF the eighteenth
century. imported from Africa when
quite Young. and was for a number
OF wears kept on a slave ship and en-
pl0yed as a decoy 20 lure others Of
his race where they could De captured
and carried 90 this country. Later he
vas one OF The slaves Of Gen. Wade
Hampton. his body servant" he term
81 himself. and be remained in the
service OF Gen. Hampton until the ne
groes were given their freedom. The
year he crossed the century mark he
celebrated BY clearing an acre OF land
and planting and caring for a crop
OF sweet potatoes. and IL Is OFly with
in the past two years that he has
been helplessly dependent He was
negro OF rare intelligence and indus
try. and with memory reaching back
through so many years could tell
many a tale Of wonderful interest oil
times when history was making fast
and furiously. -Interlachen Special TO
Timas-I Union.
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ooala. Florida. sept 7.l.e>
- fhr Editor Ocala Ranp.-.
So attention has hea, c,u..t
statement in your paper a sav a..
esp fo th' eHect thar the rarrbIi,,.-
of Marion county met On ~oryer,,or
au. dominated "a county ticker to-
u.er item sent 30 far a. o. name the
r.H that v.re claimed 90 b.. ,ba -.,,,
lurss oi fhe party
AID ftis news comes a. q sy,,,-i..
I. Ihr republicans of Mariol conn.,,
as sr have had mo- county conveD,i,r
s.uU. fh" one held ou tha 9th 5.,
uf last January. A. that convention
uh.Ch vas regularly called. he exec.
urFe committee of IL c1ru.y 49,
elected Win " n Wilson as char.
man and a. e. Groves secrsf,r,.
There has been no convention sine,
unless t vas called By some !rtiyi5.
ual or individuals Who have Assumed
authority that has never been dele
stated to them by the republicans of
Marion county. hope. therefore. tba,
900 VII be- kind enough 90 publish
this statement In order that Re reo-
pie may not be- deceived.
The gentlemen who were named i'm
pour paper a. candidates fo- the VA
r1us Offices are good meu. and the
republicans OF the county wouIl ne
glad u they would run for ofic. II
they could be- induced 90 run for Office
am 0f the opinion that they could
pou NOT only the republican vote bat
some independent democratic votes
a. well But those gentlemen would
naturally want % be nominated bv
the regular republican party. Who.
theFefore. can blame them and the re-
publican party In general for being
SURPRISED at seeing their Names g.. the
papers without their knowledge or
consent and also without mo kaowI
edge or consent OF the republicans Of
the county, We are laborin- 90 Toll
q large vote for Taft and sherman.
nominee. hut such glaring Irregular
t.s and missfatemeuts as were pub
u-t-d in our local papers last week
can iu n0 way help 90 build up th-
party ". p. WILSON.
". L. WILSON.
chm Rep EN Com OF Marion Go.
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BRYAN'S REAL WORTH

The record of William J. Bryan
since his first appearance as a public
man has been such as to inspire the
confidence and win the admiration of
men of all classes. Personally, his
life has been worthy of emulation in
all ways and in every respect. His ut
terances on questions of public i'm
pOrtance have been those of a man
who thinks and who has reached his
conclusions after most exhaustive in
vestigatiOn of all obtainable facts.
His position on matters of moment is
unassailable, his integrity beyond
question, and his earnestness unmis-
taxable. Mr. Bryan is a man Of more
than ordinary ability, and what he ad-
vocates and stands for is worthy of
serious consideration by the people Of
this country.
Any man who can lead as he has
done for the past twelve years, and
in all that time in the face of discOur-
agement and defeat, maintain his lead
ership and retain the loyalty of those
who believe as he does, possesses
traits of character that mark him as
more than a remarkable leader of
thought in this great country. A dis
honest man "a demagogue, would
have fallen and passed into oblivion
with his first defeat.-Arizona Silver
Belt
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EARNEST PLEA FOR BRYAN

Fort Worth. Tex. Sept 2-Samuei
GOmpers, president OF the Americas
Federation OF Labor. last night opened
his campaign for the democratic ma
tional ticket
He began his address with a a.
Tense Of unionIsm and diverted 90 ths
discussion Of strikes. saying that The
strike was a weapon Of labor. % be
used only I'm cases % extreme neces-
sity. He closed with an appeal Tor
every man present. regardless OF Do
litical afiliatiOn 10 vote for Bryan.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-09-11
PLENTY OF TIME

Apropos of the high esteem in
which Governor Johnson of Minnesota
is held by his constituents a story is
going the rounds of one of the Danes,
Poles or Scandinavians who inhabit
that state.
eyes" he said, "Johnsan bane a
great man. He head a bigger than
your George a Wash, and all a da
rest"
But when asked if he was thought
to be a greater man than Jesus Christ,
he obviously scratched his head, and
replied: well, yoo' see, Joohnson he
bane a young man yet. Jacksonville
Floridian.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-09-11
HORSE sTRAYED OR STOLEN

Strayed or stolen from my pasture
near Anthony, on the night of August
25th, a gray horse about 10 years old;
weight, about 500 pounds; has nick
out of right ear; scar on right side
just under fore leg; scar on breast
about size of silver dollar; also small
barbed wire scatches on breast. A
liberal reward will be given for return
Of animal or for information that will
lead to her recovery.
L. L. PRIEST,
9-4-1tw Anthony, Fla.
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ANSWER TO CORRESPONDENTS

Yes. There Is something good in
Hades. II is said 10 be- paved with
good intentions" That o. better
than some paving materials used In
this country. Like the "vestal vlr-
gins those who tend the fires never
let them go out. SO they must be- Wig
liant. So there is some virtue In that
Then. too. there must be- something
more than idleness down there Bat
for all that. don't go there q you can
go anywhere else.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-09-11
our or THE DIM PAST

Christopher Columbus looked az the
land ahead with some trepidatiOn
This is close enough" said the
great navigator. If I go any nearer
to the mainland may get In trouble
with Castro"
Hastily dropping ancher he landed
on Cat Island. and decided 90 leave
to others the discovery of the real
Tribune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-09-11
MeNAMEE THRASHES A SPANISH
EDITOR IN TAMPA

It seems that a Spanish paper is
printed in Tampa, or YbOr City, by
one Otero. 1t is called the FL Pro
gresso de Tampa. 1t contained a SEN
sational article some days ago re-
flecting on Col Robert McNamee, the
we'll known orator and attorney and
NJ. Emilio Garcia, a well known and
progressive Tampa citizen.
Messrs. Garcia and McNamee pro-
ceeded to Ybor City together to inter-
view the editor, and here is what Col
McNamee says was the result of the
interview:
Seen Immediately after police court,
Colonel McNamee, who could not be
located Saturday night, made a full
statement of the affair. He stated
that he was standing in front of the
police station Saturday afternoon when
he CHANGED to see Emilio Garcia drive
by. Hailing Mr.. Garcia, Mr.. MCNamee
asked him if he knew OterO. The lat
ter answered in the affirmative Nc
Nance then rode TO YbOr City with
Garcia and McNamee went into the
Office of the newspaper. He asked
for Mr.. OterO. do you know who
ann" asked Mr.. McNamee. mo"
replied Otero. McNamee then told
Otero who he was, told him what he
thought of him and proceeded to
thrash the Spanish editor to the best
of his ability.
Mr.. McNamee stated that as far as
he knew, Emilio Garcia took no part
in the fight and that he was so busy
with Otero that he did not see what
Garcia did. Mr.. McNamee denied that
either he or Garcia used any weap-
Ons.
Otero's Side of the Case
OterO's version Of the story is that
McNamee beat him over the head
with the butt of a pistol and that Gar
cia, drawing another revolver, kept
the crowd from interfering with Nc
Nance while he beat him as much
as he desired. This is denied by Gar
cia and McNamee. In a short note
in the FL Progresso of last Saturday,
which came out shortly after the en-
counter. the attack was characterized
as cowardly and outrageous.
Mr. McNamee yesterday denounced
Otero's paper to a Tribune reporter at
some length, declaring it a disgrace
and a blot on the fair name of the
city.
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MARDI GRAs AT THE sEAsHoRE

The big annual Coney Island Mardi
Gras takes place next week, and the
king and queen, who are elected each
year by a ballot through the New
York Evening World will reign SUI
preme. Coney Islands Mardi Gras
is the biggest event of the summer
anywhere on the Atlantic coast.
Admirers of George McManus's work
will be glad to know that there will
be a Pan Handle Pete song given
with next Sundays World.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-09-11
PRINTING MAY COST LESS

The Vienna correspondent of the
London Chronicle describes the inven-
ton of a Viennese journalist as likely
to revolutionize newspaper and book
printing.
The machine is similar to a type
writer and is worked in a similar
manner. 1t produces a matrix ready
for the stereotyper. The matrix can
be made from two inches to six feet
wide. From seventy to eighty words
per minute can be easily printed.
1t is said the machine will reduce
the cost of printing ninety per cent.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-09-11
BEST TREATMENT FOR ) BURN

If for no other reason, Chamber
lain's Salve should be kept in every
household on account of its great val
ne in the treatment Of burns. 1t al
lays the pain almost instantly, and
unless the injury is a severe one,
heals the parts without leaving a
scar. This salve is also unequalled
for chapped hands, sore nipples and
diseases Of the skin. Price, 25 cents.
For sale by all druggists. N
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-09-11
A JOKE THAT IS NO JOKE

The Good Samaritan went down
in the slums yesterday % see that
poor family I spoke 70 you about
Her Husband-Are they In a bal
way?"
/ never saw worse Why. they are
so poor that they have % live In q
Trinity church tenement-Life.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-09-11
PROTECT YOUR HOME

BY Using the Celebrated BUrrowss
Rustless Screens
Keeps out flies and mosquitoes and
does away with the annoyance OK nets.
Also have DuBose's hardwood floors.
laid over your old floors without any
Inconvenience. The only sanitary
floors in use. W. Z. DuBose. 3is W
Forsyth St, Jacksonville Fla. f24-g
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A WARNING

The arrest OF the man who vas
closely following the president D.
warning to Mr.. Taft-St Louis Post
Dispatch.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-06-27
A Former Supcriorite
Joins the BenediCts.

From our Exchanges we clip the
following from Fergus Falls, Minn.,
WhcelC ck's Weekly.
"The marriage OF Dr.. II. j. Latlitte
aud Miss Eta Chase, both of Fergus
Falls, was solemni2ad at St. Os,o's
Catholic Church at Il. m. Monday,
Rev. Father ScheiuCr officiating. The
affair was very quite, only relatives
and close friends being present. Miss
Alice Chase acted as bridesmaid aud
Ed. McKen as groOmsman. The
couple left on the afternoon train on
the Northern Pacific for Duluth and
vii take the trip down the Great
Lakes to Buffalo, thence to many cas-
tern cities, They will be at home in
the SherWin residence ON Mill Street
after July Is. DR.. Laflitte is ono Of
the most promising and successful OF
the city's younger professional men.
His bride is a Fergus Fails girl, the
daughter Of Captain and Mrs, o. G
Chase and is known and admired by
all here. The union is in every way
Suitable and the COuple lave every
prospect of that happiness which
their large circle of friends most cor
daily wish them"
DR.. II. j. Latfitte is the son Of DR..
IL. +. Latlitte Of our city and mem.
Der of Go. Bird Wisconsin, and both
are enjoying trip down the lakes.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-06-27

Loi e ~Hou.d not uust their li-H'.
dainty summer clothes to tie hal,h
treatment OF tn, washwoman They
m y e wash. q very easily at hom
with Galvautc Soap an YOU Wi.
know that they have not been sutj O.
to impure soap d rougn treatment.
49,.
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-06-27

! Oh ma Y IIdNt 4 81
book that tells all
about it, both sent free
by mail. Address DR..
Eilncr & Co., Bjng-
hdultoil, \. Y. When
writing mention tlli,
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-06-27

Announcements have been received
here the marriage Of Miss Bertha
+ Vince, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs
! Vince Of Lewiston, Idaho, TO Mr..
CharIe- +. Green, on Wednesday,
June Is The bride is well known
nero, having attended oursclools anu
'oade her home up to short time
no when the family weat Yves. to
reside. Tie groom is a prosperous
Dung huisue.s man Of Lewiston,
AShere they Will make their home.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-06-27
THE BEST PILLS EVER SOLD.

ruE PEST pIIIs EVER som
CATER doctorjng Is wears for cbro-
mic Indigestion, and spending over
two hundred dollars. nothing has
done me as much good as DR.. Kings
New Life Pills. | consider them the
best r,l's ever sold.n writes f. +
Ayscue. of lnpIeside. Nc. Sold mn
der guarantee at all druggist 2rc.
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an, ,,.,,,.. .,,,.., ,,,.,.,.
homo ,,,,it,,.ti,ao,a =, u,a,,,.,, :,
ul.,o co...;. 60 ,,,,. ..raa,
10 moi o.,,o,l,, onaIovo o,d
ambition, 49,, ,oi,h. hnt no, ,,o -
l,,c, w,y to,o,1 ,,obi,o room, ,,r
,noso ,binoa Tna o,.,.oa.t,ido ia.
t,r,L idools o,d ,,o,ho two
neutrality-suspicious. uarcook hook
!, .he hos ono atbo l.ove. ~, cnt
at all onana eosIy "a .fpdpe, But mn
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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-06-27

WAN HGD-lO men III each state to
travel, post signs, advertise and leave
samples OF our goods Salary $50, 90
per month $500 per day for oxpcn-
SEES. Royal Supply Co., Dept W.,
las Bldg, Chicago.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-06-27
Superior Time $
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charge of the history classes at the
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SCHOOLS
Mr.. and Mrs. John Cronemiller OF
Pittsburg Penn, arrived Friday to
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of Little Falls Mr.. Mclean expects
to Join them the latter nart o, next
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