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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-15
ALBERT VI. GILChRIST
Candidate For Governor o
Florida

No faction, machine or ring brought
him out He came out as a candidate
alone and single handed. He will be
glad TO receive the support Of the
corporations, of the anti-corporations,
the prohibitionists and the anti-pro-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-15

Now that you have a Light don't
put bushel over It. Vote for Light
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Common Sense
And a I ablet
Do Away With Dyspepsia, ston,t-
ach Trouble and Make
Meals. a Plea sure.

7si5 y,,,,an vo,,r stomach goes on strike
AMI mass meetings of Indignation are
held all over your bod y. then ~ Is tli''.
fyol,, should sit up and take no not
v 1t is clearly and only lueshio ,,,, ol
( common, ssense-ls this thing called
sDvsnepsi la. s. Take ANY, by a buse,# over
Featirg. excuses and high living the
sthinps which the stomach needs ana
Vol have dyspepsia ana lndtgestlon'
Gfhen other maladies follow these-thls
e is common sense. IL
The stomach is Wilt gi elloug n !, put
Won won't slet it do its work \ GU
fake away the materials which are SO
necessary forsit to use.
Give hack these materials and dys-s
nepsia and indigestion flee and the
whole machinery of man begins SLOWLY
10 move and do its work.
What the stomach needs is nerve lie
force. fluids for it's digestive glands.
rourishment and power. All these ne
cessities 1t takes from the blood. {
dyspepsia gives nothing to- the blood.
the blood gives thing to the SIC mach
This Is common sens: also, pure.
simple and unalloyed.
Stuart's# Dyspepsia Tablets are COM
mon sense pressed by high power into.
tablets. In these tablets are powerful
essences which so into the stomach.
Stii ssst food. stop gas making. prevent.
siecaying of food. enrich the gastric
isi,iices are absorbed By the blood and
thus give ii strength to furnish "a bet.
ter fluid for digesttng the next meal.
Every physician knows what comprises
these tablets: every druggist has the
same knowledge also. They are ma
8tural common sense digesters which do
the work for the stomach quickly and
we'll. p Every drug store carries them,
80 cents per package, Send JUS your
name and address and We will send
YOU trial package by mail free.
Address F. A. Stuart Co, $50 Stuart
Building Marshall. Mich
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WHAT CAUSED REs1c;NATIoN.

That his resignation is the direct
result of the charges. made against him
by William r.. Hearst and President
Roosevelt he also admitted. AT the
same time he did not by his resignation
intend to admit that any OF the charges
( We're true We "a
When Mr.. Haskell arrived in Chicago
& at . o'clock tonight he declared he had
mot resigned, and that Mr.. Bryan had
not asked him to resign. Speaking to
y a crowd of reporters he said, IF you
x have any questions to ask put them
) on paper. He then went from thu
station to the Democratic headquarters
at the Auditorium annex. When a. list
of questions was handed to him he re-
tired to his ROOM. saying he would give
out any answers later. In his room
he was closeted for long time with
National Committeeman Martin ],
Wade of Iowa, and Joseph Daniels
snlittee. 81
4 1t was midnight when Mr. Haskell
5reappeared from the room.
He held i'll his hands a written resig-
nation addressed to National Chairman
Norman L. Mack, and the answers
10 the questions which had been given
him.
II have my answer, he said. ..They8
Will explain themselves n #
After giving an affirmative reply To
the questions whether ne had resigned,
but denying that Mr.. Bryan had ask.
ed for the resignation the questions and
answers he read as follows: %
DO You know whether Mr.. BRYAN
knew of the charges made aginst you
by Mr.. Hearst before you were appoints
ed treasurer? "
II II dc not see how he could have y
Do you think your further connec-
ton with the campaign, regardless of
the truth or ralsity Of the charges,
would tend to embarrass Mr.. Bryan or
iinjure his chances ~ 90 sl5i f
IT might. At any rat 1 would not
be a good citizen If i risked any 3embar-
rassmentsin the fight Of the honest peo-
pie against the special interests
"a Do you intend to reply to President
Rooseyelt?'' $5 \.
49, i have not done so yet
DO you intend to renew your. de-.
,nland for an investigation of the
charges" al e. r
s How can u? Roosevelt admits that.
lie did not tell the TRUTH
~ In answersto a series8of questions as
to his relation to the Citizens alliance,
said to have been organized at Musko-
gee, okla. to- fight the local labor
unions, Mr. Haskell denied that the al
lance was ever organized. In reply to
questions concerning the Standard Oil
company he repeated his former de-
mails of ever having anything to do
with that company.
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DON'T WASTE MONEY
ON At DOCTORS!
ANYBODY Can Reduce lat At Home

AnycoQy sSan FkeuuCe eAt at dOme.
N II you are fat and wish to reduce
quick 81 don't go to y self-sty led obseitys
DOCTOR; be your own specialist. APP
5propriate tn your own use the simple in-
sttuetions given mere and you viii be
as capable - at-reuueing expert as there
is III the land. Inc aualincations are
few aud the; expense trltling. Secure
from your drugglst one unbroken ounce
package OF hIarnlola. one-half ounce
Fluid Extract Gascara Aromatic, and
Three anu Sne-half ounces Peppermint
Water, ill =, which are botn cheap anu
plentiful in any drug store. Take them
nome ana mix them together by shaking
Well in large bottle. You are now
ready to become u successful fat reduc-
ing Specialist without; further training
or preparation. imply take a teaspoons
full of this pleasant mixture after each
meal and at bedtime ana you will make
more progress taking Off your excess
iesh In thirty days than all the "ex-
pcrtsn in the land could accomplish In
half a year. This method OF getting rid
OF flesh is, moreover. not only sure and
safe but appeals strongly to he aver
ago fat person. man or woman, for II
gsts results without Interfering with
oiie's diet or lazy habits-it does the
work of exercise.
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Did Not Desire to be Responsible
For Any Emba rrassmentto
The Democratic Party.
STRONG FOR 3 RYAN AND KERN.
Admits Resignation Direct Result Of
Charges Made by Hearst and
Priest Roosevelt.

Chicago. Sept. 2o.--G ov. r Charles n.
Haskell at midnight tonight resigned as
treasurer of the Democratic national.
committee. His resignation was ans
Snounced by himself three hours after
his arrival In Chicago from Guthrie.
Okla, and after he had conferred With
officials of the Democratic national
headquarters here. Inagiying out his
decision Mr.. Haskell In response to a
question, declared he did not desire to
be responsible for any embarrassment
which might result to the Democratic.
party by his retaining the office of
treasurer. iataH
LETTER OF r. ESIG N.tTION.
The resignation of Gov. Haskell, as
forwarded to Chairman Mack tonight,
reads: ig{
Hon. Norman u. Mack, Chairman
Democratic National Committee, New.
York City. a
s My Dear Sir: Iii pursuance of in
formation as your tie for return here.
when went home before, i assumed i.
would fin;l you here upon my return
today. now learn that you will be
detained In the east until Tuesday and
as Unjust be home Monday 4 leave to-
morrow Y, AZ
ss.S7. since the president and his cabinet!
have joined forces with Mr.. Hearst and
three Wall street brokers' to make ii
personal fight against me, notwith-
Standing the president in his answer
TO Mr.. Bryan abandoned his charge
about Ohio Standard OIL cases, yet by
all the5ineans at the command Of the
government and the millions of Hearst
and his Wall street allies. they persist
( in vicious unWarranted and untruthfuls
attacks on me personally, L welcome
the call and shall meet 1t with all the
vigor at my command. n shall treat
them all as private citizens and subject
( to the penalties of the law which they.
merit. In this#I know l shall have the
aid of my reighbors at home for all
proper purposes; but my time must be
free from other demands here. 55
Mr.. Hearst is full of hope for the
election Of Mi. Bryan and Kern Hon
est government and rule by the people
Is at stake. Important beyond any bat
tie at the polls In the last generationis
the pending contest. I would not fol,
one moment consider remaining in any
way connected with the committee,
hereforeShereby tender my resi- gnation
as treasurer of the Democratic national
committee. that not the slightest con-
test Of my own could in any way be
used blythe president to cloud the sky
and shield ou,. opponents from discuss
ing the real issues and laying bare the
Republican iduplicity to the people,
Sincerely yours
A d.
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SHERMAN ATTACKS
BRYAN'S SILVER RECORD.

- y
New York, Sept 25.-In an address to-
day before the Commercial Travellers.
Sound Money league. which was formed
In 1856 and has been revived for every
presidential campaign since then, James
for the vice presidency, today made 4
spirited attack on Mr. Bryan's free sill
Yer record. The country, he said, should
not lull Itself into fancied security by
what he called the tactrul silence Of the
Democratic presidential candidate on thlS
subject In this campaign He argued
that the election of MI. Bryan, should
such a$result of the present campaign,
would endanger the gold standard. for
no one can say that the pied piper OF
Nebraska, IL elected would not wander
off into the cloudy dreamland of his IL
,nancial yagare s. gt-5 ;s} s5s
Thereafter Mr.. Sherman's4 speech was
.an eulogy Of the gold standard to the
establishment and maintenance Of which
by the Republican party he ascribed
the prosperity that followed the victory
over BRYAN III his first campai gn.
"OneS of Mr. Bryan S most quoted say
.jnrsn said Mr. Sherman, lis that pro-
lection has slain it's thousands. the gold
standard has slain it's tens of thousands. /,
In his many changes he has not given
M Ills hatred of sound money, He an
Swers not a word to appointed question
The gold standard If elected
country cannot afford to put
sound money in jeopardy. 1t cannot aft
ford TO trust the gold standard to its
.nrofessed foe Tile benefits enjoyed
from II have been and are too rich and
manifold TO be inpcriled for the profit
OF a partisan leader
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nox.ro GET r, sI,RoNG.

2. j. DAILY. 12AT W. Congress St.
Chicago, tells OF a way TO become.
strong: He says: my mother. who is
old and waa very feeble, is deriving SO
much benefit from Electric Ritters.
that feel It's my duty to tell those
who need a tonic and strengthening
medicine about 1t. IN @ny mothers case
a marked gain IN flesh has resulted,
insomnia has been overcome. ana she
Is steadily growing stronger" Electric
Buffers quickly remedy stomach, Liver
and kidney complaints. Sold under
guarantee ut z. C, NJ. i, Drug Dept.
112-114 south Main street. Soc.
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FIGHTING FIRES.
Conservation Committee Trying
Find Out What. Ii Costs Country.

washington. Sept 26.-The national
fires The geological survey, which is
conducting this particular branch of
the inquiry forthe commission. Is send.
ing out letters to5city officials all over
the country asking for data on addt-
stional cost of city water supplies for
fire protection beyond what IL neccs-
sary for domestic use. This information
will be combined with other statistics
of sinnilaranature to throw light on
the general topic of the conservation of
life and property through the proven
ton of fires for8the use of the commits
sion when 1t meets herein December, 10
prepare It's report for President Roose-
Welt g3s
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Santa Fe road; i will make a tour of
L shall also attend the irri-
CATION congress at Albuquerque. n. NJ.
before returning know nothing of
politics. I'm out Of politics. shall be
In better position to judge the out.
look of the campaign after my return
from the west. In the east it Is all
way In the west.
Former Gov. j. q. Mccullough OF
Vermont, one OF the directors of the
Santa Fe. was In tlls party.
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COFFEE.
co FEE
q iniddling steak and
ilrst-rate coffee are better
than 1niddling coffee and
flrst-rate steak Con
slider the cost. II
Your grocer return, yonr none, d you don.
!. 'ss sehillling's Best we pay him, 4 s.s

with a soft. lustrous face which can.
pc done only with specially prepared
yarns Fancy white goods are going
IN checks, stripes, fine corded effects,
PRINCIPALLY Trade continues light on
a sliot. awning clotlles, heavy tickings
3deninls, and other heavy cottons.
Wholesalers report d brisk demand
& from retailers for quick shipments
\ N llnd erWare3 and hoisery Fleese
4Iunderware shows an improved de-.
.mand In hosiery. agents report that
.colsored hal hose is coming in. strong
Staple black gauze effects are in
first place however, a position which
they are expected ito hold through.
next spring and summer. In silks,
buyers show an Increased interest,
which strengthens prices. Satins have
the new lines for next year. The.
SILK petticoata has come to stay for
IA while. as it is decidedly popular.
There Is a steady call for linens, and
8burlaps have advanced sharply.
RETAIL QUITO OK.
IN the retail trade, dealers report
everything satisfactory, with the fall
business starting III well. The OPEN
ings are still on, which bring out the
Interesting and pleasing fuct that for
really fine goods in a great variety
of styles. patterns designs and make
up of material, the present season has
no superior. In the past. Designers
are more Kaleidoscope and versatile
than ever, while Improved facilities
IN manufacturing have increased the
duality of fabrics without enhancing.
the cost of consumers. A look at
the show windows of Salt Lake dry
good houses on Main street is a study
in elegance and ingenuity of arrange
ment IN displaying sti'ikingly beauti-,
full effects with such lines OF goods
as have not been seen here before.
Dealers report excellent sales in
broad cloths plain and III shadow
stripes; also satins which are shown
with elegant effects. Persian patterned
silks are in steady demand, for they
are certainly elegant fabrics, partic-S
ularlS adapted to shirt waists. Tailor
made suits are selling we'll, being
shown off to advantage by living
models. Linens are coming to the,
'front.'. in embroideries and
hand worked stuffs in Renaissance
patterns. Wash aflannels for wa1stings
are good sellers. Millinery too is strong,
and 3hats{are in3demand to match with
sniff &c
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26
PAUL MORTON CREATES
STIR IN POLITICAL CIRCLES.

Chicago, Sept. Paul Morton, for
ner secretary OF the navy, and now
president of the Equitable Life Assur-
ance company, created a small stir II,
political circles Yesterday when he ar
rived unannounced at the Auditorium
Annex.
- - y. r. N o;,t5r claimed mis- visit had
nothing to do with Republican politics
and that he was not here to assist In
raising money for the campaign
~ am on my wa 81 west said AIr.s
Morton. where in company with Presi-
dent Ripley and other directors OF the
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-09-26
BUSINESS NOTES

The only changes in the local list re-
ported BY brokers during the past week
are Consolidated Wagon & Machine
company preferred. which moved upsto
3S114 on the eve of the regular diYi-
dend, payable Oct 10, and the upward
movement in Utah-Idaho Sugar COM
mon. which sold at $500. The pre-
ferred stock Is now quoted ex-diVidend
and transactions took place between
sS25 and $3.50. q. e. M. |. has an.
4nounced It's seim- dividend of 6
per cent, payable Oct. IL, which Will
release Ia bout $65,000 to stockholders at
that time. The stock is now quoted
ex-dividend at 5000.
The following are the latest quota
tions I'M
Amalgalnated Sugar Co, pfd ......s $500
aAmalgamated$ Sugar Cocoon 49,. 5000
Beneficial Life Insurance Co. ..... 10000
n Con. Wagon & Mach. Co. ,pfd.... 114.00S
Con. Wagon & Mach Co.. CON-. 10000
& Commercial National bank $685.. 10000.
E Deseret National bank ........5.g 2S6.0O#
Deseret Savings bank ......... $500
First National bank, Ogden:..... 3l7.SO.
Home Fire Insurance Co. 1880
Heber il Grant & Co.......5........ 10000
Lewiston Sugar Co 1880. ...5..... 1900
National Bank of the Republic. 1000
Ogden Savings bank. -. -. 10000
Provo Com. & Savings bank. =, 14S. 90
Rocky Mountain Bell Tel Co... 5000
State Bank of Utah 10000
SugarsCity Townsife Co - 120. 90
Thatcher Bros. Banking Co....... 147.0O8
Sutah-Idaho Sugar Co.., pft S.S5
.Utah-Idaho Sugar Co.. com....... 500
Utah National bank 1890
Utah Savings Il Trust Co 1000
western Loan & Savings. &. 106.Oa3
Zion.s Saw. Bank & Trust Co...... 500 90
~. sC. M. :. u. ]. 10000
BONDS.
ca1t lake CITY Railroad :. 10o.5o
S,,,,,fts,. valley Railroad s. 10t. 90
s1Yta ~ ID light & Powe r Co. $780,. 101.50
3Irta ~ sugar, CO 4. 1O1.00
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CONFERENCE. RATES ONE HALE.
Via salt Lake s Ogden hallway
Six daily trains 3 specials Ask
- our agents.
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REGULAR SOCIAL

At the Odeon Saturday evening, Sept.
IS. Best 70 piece Orchestra in the
City. Tickets 5 DC couple.
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THE PROSTATE GLAND.

Drs. Shores are pioneers among the
Medical Profession In discovering
that nearly every case of so-called
"yyeakness" in men. is due to en-
largement or inflammation of the
PROSTATE Gland. lrnitators now copy
claim to relieve this trouble---bus Drs.
Shores treatment Is not given or
even known by any Fake Medical
< Company" IN the World.
The treatment is local--it Is orirl-
nal and scientific, and is the only
effective method to CURE this COM
mon and terrible trouble. You can
not get this treatment anywhere
else on earth--as given by Drs.
Shcres--hence IL YOU wHnt a CURE
apply direct to Drs. Shores &
Shores. the oriGinators Of the won
derfu1 Treatment a55ss. 81
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Special RatcS-spcclal trains

Dance, saltair, Saturday night.
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WE TREAT AND CURE.

ssATARRIT--peatnes Nose and
Throat Troubles Eye and Ear Dis
eases. Bronchial. and Lung Troubles.
Asthma, Stomach Liver and Kid
1iey Diseases, Bladder Troubles. F'e-
male Complaints, Chronic Diseased
OF Women and Children. Heart Dis
ease. Nervous Diseases, Chorea tst.
Vitus Dancel. Ricketts,. Spinal Trosi-
BILE, Skin Diseases. Sciatica and (
rheumatism. Diseases of the Bow
els. Piles. Fistula and Rectal Trou-
bles, Goitre Cor Big Neclo. Blood Dis
eases, Tape Worm. Hay Fever. Hys-
terra. Epilepsy. Insomnia etc. and all
durable Nervous Private and Chronic
Diseases,
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The Oasis midnight spcciuI Train

VIII run as second section to the
regular No. Il Leaves on Salt Lake
Route, midnight, Sunday, Sept. 81.
Get reservations early.
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sept. "a to Sept. % Oasis, Utah,
Carey act land opening See Salt
Lake Route, l60 Main street.
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counsel and aid OF experienced and
kindly physicians are cordially In.
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be advised FREE OF CHARGE. We
cure more men than all the; Fake
Medical Institutes" in the city cons com
bined. No cheap, hired doctors.
So sure is the Cure under Drsg
SHORES, MODERN METHODS IN
all such diseases that you may
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in small weekly or monthly install
ments, as the cure progresses, or you
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ter what your trouble iE. or who has
failed to cure you, consult these
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and learn how YOU can yet be cured.
Z CALI1SQR WRITE.
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Z Four trains to Saitair Saturday.
Sept. &c. fare % cents. ;j5
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Bathing and dancing saltair. today.
KERN SURE OF MARYLAND.
Baltimore. Sept. After a stay OF
nearly a week in Baltimore, during
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Twenty-hv cents, saltair today.
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SALT LAKE & OGDEN RAILWAY

Conference Rates One Half
SIX daily trains 3 specials. Ask
our agents.
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Dance, saltair, Saturday night.
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Twenty-Five cents, saltair today.
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m
the
treatment
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VIZ ALSO CURE BY MAIL.

Es s 5 s a5sEs$
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DEPOSITS INCREASING &.

s.. Inquiries at the banks brings out
that deposits are increasing at TIE rate
of at least s per cent per month, an
Intelligent estimate placing the round
figures as to the aggregate of deposits
at from S25, 100000 to s2s,O0oOO0 There
liz q general feeling in all banking cir
Giles. as the sense of security becomes
more firmly established in the COM
munity. Money Is freely in demand
at the usual rates of interest, the var
iety OF applicants for loans increasing
as time goes on. rs
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That his resignation is the direct
result of the charges. made against him
by William r. Hearst and President
Roosevelt he also admitted AT the
same time he did not by his resignation
intend to admit tina any Of the charges
Xyar, fry1e
The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-01
NEWS OF THE STATE
Belief That Young Clark May Not Be Drowned-Gerth
 Nominated.
TRINITY STUDENT BETTER
Higgins Renonlinated for Congress- Fairfield County Treasurer
 Resigns.

Guilford, Sept. 30--The presence of Governor Rollin $. Woodruff, accom- panied by members his staff and the Second Go Governors Foot Guard, lent especial dignity to the opening of the annual Guiford fair which began to-day with an attendance of something like 10000 people, and with clear bracing weather. The Foot Guard arrived here about 1030 o'clock this morning and were met at the station by an escort under Cap tain Charles Griswold. Forming line they marched to the summer resi- deree of the governor, where the line halted until the governor and hls staff, all mounted, receiving and re- turning salutes, had ridden slowly by to take position at the head of the line. The whole body then moved on to the central green where the parade marking the beginning of the fair was formed In addition to the military feature fire companies of this and other points were In the march as were also a number of decorated cars and 55 head of prize cattle This af- ternoon the Foot Guard will go through evolutions at the fair grounds.