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Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
n,~ ot Crowd the Season.

D1N OF Crowd the Season.
The first warm days of spring
bring with them desire to get out
and enjoy the exhilerating air and
sunshine. Children that have been
housed mp all winter are brought
ont and you wonder where they all
came from. The heavy winter cloth
ing is thrown aside and many shed
their flannels. Then cold wave
comes and people say that grip is
epidemic. Colds at this season are
even more dangerous than in mid
winter, as there is much more dan
Ger of pneumonia. Take Chamber
Iain's Cough Remedy, however, and
rou will have nothing to fear 1t
Iways cures, and we have never
(nown cold to result in pneumonia
lhen it was used. 1t is pleasant
lid safe to take. Children like it.
,r sale by } D Barrow.
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
WRIT" UP BY The NEWS

The publisher of the breezy
Hemnstead County News, who, by
the way, is fresh from other pastures
and has never been a taxpayer OF
this county, starts out in introdu-
eing the question of court house re-
moval, with the proposition that
tbe matter be discussed, but he eV-
identity means that it be discussed
from his standpointalone, for when
Mr.. LuQpe Monroe had the unbridled
.a,,daeity to cross the imperious Will
of the News man by taking issue
with h,s proposition, the News man
prooeedea Write him up.
III ,Isays: "Had our ar.
tiele out before the late prl-
mary election he would not have
opened his mouth on the subject =
Will the News man please tell us
v
why the above referred to article
did not come out before the late
primary election, and will he fuf'
ther tell us who mentioned "cour
house removal before the holding
of said primary
The News says that Mr., Monroe
"puts himself in d pocket ant
wants to know GLOW he can con
scientiously battle for something
s which he confesses is lost befor
: the battle is on?" 1t occurs to u
that this question puts the News
g "a pocket, and we would ask th
News man # he would refuse
battle for what he believed to
4 right, even though he believed Il
- battle was lost from The beginning
Is that the kind of stuff Mr.. NeV
man is made of We can draw |
70 other inference from the qlestle
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
7---
One Months.
RECENT HEAVY RAINS
Cause Damage toPublic Road
And Crops.

The Third Annual State Far al
Industrial Exposition will be hei'
at Oak Lawn park in Hot Springs
October the 18th to the l7th lncr, |
sive, making solid six days ), wl',1
every department in full / swing
from Monday morning to SATURDAY
night. of N,
State Fair in 1906 there has oeeh J,
substantial and rapid growth IN 'hi
statewide institution ana WI
vear the plans of the organlza'l0
| will be greatly developed
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
LATE OzAN ITEMS FROM
OUR CORRESPONDENT
FORMER EDITOR OF TIMES-RECORN
LEAVES FOR TEXAS POINTS
CLOSING OF 0ZAN COLLEGE.
Closing Exercises of Last Week
Marked Successful Tern-
Of The College.

Special to the TELEGRAPH.
Ozan May 14.-Dr. J. d. Barrow
is in Little Rock, concerning the
K & L Of IL.
The closing exercises of 0Aaa
College last Thursday aud Friday
night marked the most successful.
term of the institution. The pro-,
eramme was rendered to almost
perfection giving an index of the ma
terisl entering into the composition
Of the student body of the school.
Friday night, there was presented
play, "Xmas Boxes" A com
medietta in two acts. The comedy
being supported by Eagat Camp
bell and MISS Alta Watson, who
"hogged'' the stage. There Is
probable no farce. e.comedy profess
sional ektant, who played as we'll as
this pair with no more experience.
The music for the occasion being
furnished by "The Ozan Band,
piano solos, songs and duets, pro
fusely distributed throughout tht
programme, added shade and colo
strikingly grand.
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15

ed, but somebody to scratch his
back There are many with strong
arms and willing hands that have
that same yearning. Hunts Cure
will make back scratching, or any
other old scratching totally un-
necessary. 1t knocks out any itch
ing sensation that ever happened,
and does it right now, One applica.
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
REMOVAL" DID 1T A

Ina recent article publis
the Star of Hope "Remoyal ,e'' II
verv liberal and speaks OF e0's
the court house building nihs
high school, and suggests t in'o d
whole county be turned INTO
district for that purpose,
"Ren oval" thought the pei
Washington would jump p'e -
suggestion like a hungry TT 'il'
minnow, when only one w
:. u in", -, t,.o0n, on tha spark
it. this looks very nice, (aI @ =
large one) but, we think
"Removal working for
be located at Washington.
there is more taxes to be
the people. "RemovaP' ''lu .
the people to build a ne -
house in Hope, and then ~
again to locate high
Washington in It's stead w:
"Removal' never get thr0
ing the people of this coun ID
: moval" says the court heu
ding "is an ordinary bT ~
e shows signs of decay y \ VI
d not this Ordinary brick Il No'
: signs of decay have to be ''1o
g for q school buildings ep"''
e says the loss to the eoun nv
IS not be great if the buiadj "o'
II abandoned. Oh MOI On W.. W.
lie matter of $50, O,OoO, to $75 20 i.' II.
% for starter. Does - j.
Ne accuse our County Court Tvs
lie ing the county buildings aii'
= decay9 If he does we t = -
VS. with him, and say it has Ae i9s IS
40 building is as solid as oe'
IN $500, IN repairs, would h'
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
ANNUAL STATE FAIR
Will be Held at Hot Springs
Oct. y to II.

Heavy rains Tuesday night and
Wednesday evening caused all of
the small streams to get out of
their banks and did considerable
damage to crops, fences and our
public roads, especially the rain of
Wednesday, which was the hardest
of the season and was accompanied
by a very heavy wind.
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15

90 per year. Sample copies free. Ad-
, Arkansas.
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
KS d FIStItr.

Hunts Lightning Oil is mp and
doing all the time. 1t cures your
aches, pains cuts, burns and bruises
while you sleep. Rub a little on
your misery and feel it disappear.
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
HAPPENINGS OF OzAN
and Community
OzAN BRASS BAND GIVES CONCERT And
REALIZES NICE SUM.
COURT house REMUVAL
Discussed-Business Changes,
New Residence Com
pleted, Etc.
Snnecinl ta the TELEGRAPH.

Special 10 the TELEGRAPH.
Ozan April l2.-The concert last
Friday nlght at the College netted a
handsome sum for the band boys
Prof. Clark aud family returned
to Prescott Saturday, the school CLOS
ing Friday,
Joe Rhinehart, one Of the good
farmers of Red Land, was here on
business Saturday.
Carl Campbell has purchased y. II.
Kings barber shop and fixtures ana
will run tonsorial parlor up sssirs
over Barrow drug store.
Nat Jones and wife-formerly Miss
May Clark-have moved from NC
Nab to Griffin, 16 miles beyond Cam
den on the EDorado Branch OF th'
Iron Mountain L. &.
f. 2. Citty7s new residence is a
bout finished, and jim hike an
Jno. Baker are putting on the pain
and wall paper.
We hear CUR friend Ed City
5. eatting up & nice ginning plant |
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
WADE HIS NOTION

..vbv did you shake your list al
the Speaker 49,. Con oress
man, ~ didn't want the N"ov hav
'As", a";on TO slip by without my nav =,
s's ~, made motion of some kind
ips philadelphia Ledger
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
Sour
Stomach

. t;ta loss OF StrenSln' hc' W ~
NO S.aRgaohs, aRpeh constipation, bad r,srrS orssIT,
sfpf e. ths stomach are all due 4bs 10 neW edisco
RsSP ~ siRn s III; sss i ds
ton as they exist IN a nc, n1s'y G1own tonic
combined with the bgqop.rties. gTSSsPtdie Kodo to'
dysPsRsa eess hot bot, 0as his issa,
helps all sso,nssr sss%nstenirg and Strengthening nj
purifying, ,o6us Membranes lining the stomach .,as
'e Mr. s. Ball q Rsy:9swoeSS :moeS tor % twenty Ss Years
eS1sd Cd with .na ;SsF 70. :SsS" ss Us using IN"
ior baby" ."ncuE--wEAK KIDNEYS
rS" TRY -
pewrrs KIDNEY and BLADusFr'l.o - on,o.ro
pr.Usrs5 by E. c. o'w'TT Co., 0"'''N'
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15
MONEY TO LOAN.

We have money to loan on !"
proved farm Glands 5 years I,me nrS
Nnterest payable ann"a1lS
IN Etter & M2uroe
Washington telegraph., 1908-05-15

The game wa le''' - ,of+
for a three bager slugged TO lei'
bv w. Hatsfsa at cr1'ic", w
me0t ny when The bases were full and
tbe visitors in the lead.
A dull one sided game of bal :s was
played Saturday between %,s the s,ns n,s',rs was
and the local teams Inc & 49,.
featureless save for the Or''l'aD, ao
r,avinp d center fielder Page VINO .
IasS."t IasSa tvo . Of the most sensational
c,tcbe, ever witnessed on the ho~o
pa @ronn5, The game resulted in a
y;otorv for the locals by the score Ol
e.s,O oos Batteries, Blevins, Honey
a91B, s13 Honey D~''',' Washington, MeFr'l
and Smart. Umpire: Matlock'
The local ball team was as otle~,e' g
ON the home grounds "eanss1h saHs ,h
r evening i'm by the New Hope boys tn
score being G-5. oa
rain prevented the flushing u y
game.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

No man was more bitterly opposed
to the election Of w. 3. Bryan ia 1896
than Henry WattessOn Of The Louis
vile Courier-Journal. the greatest liv-
ing editor But no mai has ever met
Col. Bryan personally and conyersed
with him FOR a while who has not left
his presence With feelings Of the high
est personal esteem and conviction
that the great commoner is actuated
solely BY what he deems for the best
interests OF the American people.
Here is what Mr.. watterson has to
say Of Col. Bryan since he has come
TO know him:
"AIr. Bryan upon acquaintance
proved different from my preconcep-
ton Of him. met not visionary
orator. but a man OF sense, in deadly
earnest. direct and candid Coming
to know him better seeing him
In his home. found man able
and sincere, devoted and devout. hav-
ing child-like faith in the people, in
God and truth. I changed my opinion
altogether. felt that / had done
him injustice would as soon trust
him In the White House as George
Gray or Richard Olney; and believe
that when he gets there militant De-
mocracy OF the school OF Jefferson
and Jackson and Tilden will renew it's
youth and vigor leading the way to
such reforms in the National House
and Senate as viii restore to them
their legislative functions and give
the people assurance Of real and last
ing good"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
ANOTHER wEAk spor-

Another indication * the waaL,,,-
Of the primary system Is found Il ,ho
decision Of Judge Malone in the r
hoe-Mays contest, i'm which that laarn
ed jurist holds that an executive or
canvassing committee has no RICH, -
90 behind the face Of the returns :,
a primary election. II this decision !.
held correct by higher judicial an
thority, If it becomes an accented -
depreciation Of our primary law the
way win be opened for unlimited
frauds, such as have never vet dis
graced political contests in this state
Il there is to be no power of invests,
CATION, Of scrutiny or review lodged IN
the party organization. whereby dis.
honesty at the polls or in the return.
ing boards may be discovered and ra-
buked, what assurance is left for fair
elections, for free and proper .expres.
sion OF the wishes OF the majority of
the party in the selection of its nomi.
nees for official positions?
Whatever purity Of purpose or in
tegrity of supervision may character.
lie our elections, as a. general rule.
under. the primary system, there is
sure to creep in, sometime, some
where, The cunning hand Of unfairness
and fraud--and, unless the people
may look to an executive committee
for redress, what hope may they en-
terrain OF having their votes counted
properly and their will righteously re.
corded ?-Tampa Tribune.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

The contest for Congressman from
the third district Is now truly in a
muddle. Some weeks ago the com
mittee, by bare majority OF one, de-
clared Kehoe the Democratic nominee,
and his name was certified to the
county commissioners TO be printed
.9pon the ballots. Judge Malone then
,tdered the committee to reconvene
and canvass the returns as certified to
by the various county committees.
When the Congressional Committee
met in pursuance OF this order the
chairman was absent with the returns,
and thereupon Judge Wolfe issued an
order restraining the committee from
canvassing any but the original re-
turns. The committee, however by a
vote OF to 5, declared Mays the
nominee, as shown ON the face Of the
returns. and now Ave members are
IN contempt OF Judge Malone's court
and eight In contempt OF Judge
Wolfe's order.
Prior 20 the second meeting Of the
committee Kehoe had sued out a writ
OF error IN the supreme court against
Judge Malone's order. and he win now
ask for an order restraining the certih-
cation Of Mr.. Mays name TO the county
commissioners by the Secretary Of
State. as well as an order en-.
Joining the printing OF Mays name
on the official ballots.
It's a pretty kettle Of fish. and the
final outcome win be awaited with
much interest.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

Tho jacksonville Metropolis Of yes.
terday contained the sad information
OF the death Of Capt d. r, Maxwell.
who died suddenly at Gainesville, Ga.
Capt. Maxwell was one OF the best
known and most popular men In Flor.
Ida. Prior TO the merging 81 the r.
e. q p railroad with the seahoard
he was general superintendent a. re
FORMER, and was general agent az fhe
hfyh division Of the seaboard az TIE
tire Of hls death, re was born 81
Tsraeumee February q, 1853 ass
wonld have been Sc years Old next
February Al Florida mourus he
leath 81 shis truly sooa man.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

While the Board Of County Commits.
sIoners are paying attention to the
construction OF bridges throughout the
county, IL would not be amiss for
that honorable body to consider a
span across Bee Tree Creek. ON the
old Micanopy and Waldo road, be-
tween Windsor and Waldo. While
this road has been partially abandon
ed for another and more direct route,
Il As still a public road. and Is used
largely by the people OF that section
OF the county. Complaints from prom
Inent citizens and taxpayers who have
occasion to travel that way declare
that this particular point in question
Is dangerous to life and property In
high water, the holes being very
treacherous. A citizen Of MIcanopy
who travels that route frequently IN.
forms The. Sun OF the condition OF
things. and the matter at least is de-
serving OF investigation by the
board, which we feel sure that body
win be glad 10 DO and remedy mat.
ters II necessary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
a sroRv Asour SOUVENIRS,


Some weeks ago. II was herAlded
10 the four corners OF the earth that
Palatka was TO have a daily paper,
We have waited with interest the an.
pearance % this journalistic giant.
but thus far Il apparently IL slightly
inward about coming outward.
Perhaps a story we heard the other
day might explain this hesitancy IN
part. Palatka once had a daily paper.
Il was edited by one OF the most
brilliant and capable men In the
State Il was bowling Success as
a newspaper; a credit TO journalism
and 20 Palatka.
hut Il quit And some time there.
after, when q paatka bank also quit,
the assets o. the financial Institution
Included two notes % $4,000 each.
eivon by the promoters Of ere news.
paper.
And these two notes brought two
cents each az public sale--es souve,
Mira
Perhaps a dlfacully has been ex.
pericnocd On finding people Who we're
wilkins 20 lend a hand Ia manufacmr.
ing similar souvenirs. - Lakeland
Newa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
Death h North oalnssvIlIs.

A Mrs. Mixson OF North Gainesville.
died at her home in that suburb on
tuesday and was buried on Wednes-
day morning, the funeral services be
ing conducted by Rev. s. B Rogers.
The family were new corners in the
neighborhood, and nothing could be
learned of them except that they had
been sick ever since moving to the
locality
"Had dyspepsia or indigestion for
years. No appetite, and what did
eat distressed me terribly BurdOck
Blood Bitters cured mel. H. Walk
err sunbury. Ohio.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

A visit to the Micanopy section a
day or two ago revealed one OF the
most pleasing sighSs II has been our
pleasure 20 witness since the last
great freeze. The beautiful orange
trees are literally loaded down with
fruit with Indications that the crop
viii be the largest and the fruit the
handsomest seen IN Florida groves for
many years. The owning OF an orange
grove IN this section at this time
means a big thing. and the owners
are 70 be congratulated upon the pros
pectiye reward for their industry and
untiring energies. The truckers are
also preparing extensive acreage,
with anticipation Of a prolific yield
and hae prices this year.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

Il l. with regret that the numerous
friends throughout Florida OF John
EAvndret for The past eight or nine
years the genial and efficient travelling
messenger agent OF the Clyde Line,
win learn that he Il no ionger con.
nected with the line having been sue.
cceded BY chaa. Davies. Mr. Pendrel
has iahorcd faI,hmny and vficieutly
Cor the Clyde Line, and has made
many frlends MI % whom hope 70
see him lin harness again n a short
time. No Transportation man IN Flor.
idR lsNmcre widely known or more
popular
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

Every citizen Of Florida should take
mis- State paper IN preference 20 one
published IN some other state. The
FLORIDA Times.Unlou IA the equal
81 any OF the metropolitan papera IN
the way % lelegrarhlc news and edi'
torials, and besides aives the news
from every hamlet IN tho State. Il
y credit 20 the sparsely populated
state IN which Il Il published and
should be patronlEed BY every Flor,
ldlAn who has the interest Of his state
az heart
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
subserIbers o The Sun are aske

Subscribers to The Sun are asked
10 remember the postal regulation
that forbids publishers extending
more than one year of credit to their
subscribers. Examine the date op-
posite your name printed on the mar
gin OF the paper and IL you find your
self indebted to US send in a remit
lance without waiting for a statement.
The sending Of statements costs about
ave cents each and Is an expense that
the publisher ought not to have to.
incur.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17
CIR FAMILIAR WITH THESE.

As there viii be a large number Of
Presidential Electors on the ballot at
che election in November II behooves
Democrats TO become familiar with
the Bryan electors. which are as fol.
lows:
For Presidential Electors;
II. p. BAILEY.
p. w. BUTLER.
RoBT. Il. DAVIS.
GEO. G. MARTIN.
SAMUEL PASCo.
Paste this list In your hat. so that
when you are asked who the Demo
cratic electors are you may be pre-
pared to give the desired information,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

The many friends Of Mrs. "A. Clay
Crawford wife o. Floridaa honored
Secretary of State, win learn with ~.
grct % her death q, Ashoyllie, NJ C..
on the ian inst MFa Crawford VAS
sister OF Mrs Wyatt % this city.
and deceased had many friends here,
she was most lovable Christian
character, and the heart Of every cl,l.
san az Florida yin deeply sympAthlHo
with the bercayee husband 10 tho
loss % &c beloved q helpmAte ana the
chIldTeh such devoted mother Cod
size them an strength 10 bear Aeir
graai haraaA q grief.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

Editor Harris OF The ocnla Banner
must be the most prosperous news.
paper publisher In the state. Him.
self and family spent the summer in
the mountains OF North Carollns. and
NOW they have gone 10 New York 70
complete their outing. First thing
Col. Frank knows some inqulsltlve
'leper" Of an editor who spends more
time ''nosing" into other peoples
business than attending 10 his own,
win DO asking, "whero dld you re,
atg"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

The Suns Washington correspond
ent says: 1T is a most remarkable
thing that the Democratic campaign
book just issued contains no criticism,
or censure whatever. OF Mr.. Roosevelt
or Mr.. Roosevelts administration
This Is one Of the peculiarities OF poll
tics A still more remarkable fact
is that this was purposely done. and
at the insagation Of Mr.. Byran him
self But when one looks at The logic
Of the situation II viii readily be
seen that Mr.. Bryan could not have
done otherwise. All OF the policies
that Mr.. Roosevelt has achieved popu-
larity in promoting were taken bodily
from Democratic platforms and Mr.
Pryan's speeches. There Is noe a
single one that Is advocated by Mr..
Roosevelt of any importance but what
was taken from Mr.. Bryan's teach
ings.
However, the fact has been clearly
established that the Republican party
Is running away from Mr.. Roosevelts
policies. This is shown to some ex-
tent by the nomination OF James S.
Sherman as the running mate OF Mr..
Taft. Mr.. sherman is interested IN
dozens of trusts and has been col
lector OF campaign funds for the Re-
publican party for many years. This
only goes to show that the Republic
can party intends TO stand by the
trusts and that il they are success
ful the tariff win be adjusted in the
interest OF the trusts instead Of in
the interest OF the people. The treas
urer Of the Republican National Com
mittee has succeeded in evading the
law against corporation contributions
10 campaign expenses. He has dis.
covered that while the corporations
cannot contribute to the Republican
campaign fund, there is nothing to
prevent the secretary or any Of the
uACAABNAp Va tAtC b0uiB Va 0AACNNOto "
these great concerns from contribute
ing. AS there is absolutely no en-
thusiasm in the Republican campaign
whatever this year the Republicans
are proceeding to squeeze all the
money they can out Of corporations,
such as the beef trust, the steel trust,
the harvester trust, the oil trust and
50 on, so they are depending on the
power OF a big corporation fund to
carry the election against Mr.. Bryan.
But the people are not likely TO be
bought no this time as many were
In the days Of Mark Hanna. 1t Is
said that the farmers OF the country
are sending money orders to Mr..
Bryan by the mailbag full and that
every day he gets from one TO two
bags Of mail from farmers. ranging
from one to two dollars a piece
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

TRtre were three cases before MAY.
ag navis Tuesday morning which CON.
sisted q drnnks and vagnucy
john s,nith. q suaihsiKcd See. was
let OF wiih a. ana COSTS
Jesse James, not o. ne sAraona leg-
~ type. however. forfeited hia cash
bcna Cor tt For drunk.
WIN Deke. vaxrancy. vas Kiseu len
DAYS % M streets
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

Gen Simon Bolivar Buckncr, the
Gray Eagle Of Glen Lily, the only sur.
viving Northumberland OF the Con.
federacy, Il now in his seth year. lie
IL far from being inactive. and In
the last few months has taken lead.
$50 1850 SO est~ "9ht AGAINST hNhhuChg
night riders. Miami Metropolis,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-09-17

An election has been called b. ne
commissioners % Pusnara cunnU 10
decide whether the ceunty shall De
bonded for tsco.oOo tOs ghs purpose
q eousuuctinE ruaas and bridges
and building a nsw court houaa. n
The beads ere vOtad Putnnm ccanV
win "hiossom TIE me ROSE