davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Charlevoix county herald., 1908-03-21
Republican Caucus.

A Republican Caucus or Primary
Election for the Township Of South
Arm, will he held in the Town Hall
10 the Village of East Jordan, In said
Township. on Saturday, the 2Sth day
of March, 1908. for the purpose Of
placing in nomination candidates for
the various township offices to be fill
ed at the annual election, TO be held
April 6, 1908, viz:
One Supervisor.
One Township Clerk.
One Treasurer.
One Highway Commissioner.
One Overseer OF Highways.
One Justice of the Peace, full term.
One School Inspector.
One Member Board OF Review.
One Poundmaster.
Four Constables.
"a Township Committee of three
members, to call Republican caucuses
In said town until the next annual
town election.
The polls OF said caucus will be
open from ZOO D. m. until 1870 D. m.
standard time on the above day to re-
celve votes.
Any person desiring to have his
name printed on the ballot for such
primary election will present them to
J. IL. Milford OF this committee at
Harry Curkendall's cigar store. not
earlier than II o'clock noon Of Satur-
day. March 2lst, 1908, nor later than
than II m. on Friday, March 9th,
1908; deporiting Herewith for fund
for printing tickets and defrayin g
cost of the caucus, the following
schedule of fees:
For Supervisor So 90
1For Treasurer 8 90
For Township Clerk 3 90
For Highway Com'r 3 90
For Overseer of Highways 90
For Justice Of the Peace so
For Mem. Board OF Review %
All other offices gratis.
The Caucus, according TO the stand
ing Instructions Of the Republican
party of this township, will be con-
lucted as nearly as may be in the
manner provided by statute for pri-
mary elections in cities OF 10000 in-
habitants or over
By order of Township Committee.
H. MILFORD. Chairman.
Dated March 18th, 1908.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-31

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Telegramy zagraniczne

Rzym, 81 grudnia. = WczoraJ
popoludniu nowe wtrzasnienle
ziemi w Messynie dokonalo do
reszty dzieia zniszczenia. Nielicz-
he budynki jeszcze sterczace "a
padiy sic W gruzy, zabijajac tax
ratujacych, jak tych, ktorzy pre-
zywszy katastrofe, mieli nadzieje,
re ich wywioza z miejsca znisz'
czenia.
Krol Wiktor Emanuel krolo-
wa Helena byli W Messynie w
chwili tego wstrzasnienia, ale te-
legram ME donosi, czyli znalezli
sic w niebezpieczehstwie. Me o.
gloszono tn wiadomosci o tenn, jak
wogole maio szczego1ow tu ogla-
szaja, by ME zwiekszyc. przeraze-
mia tax juz nieopisanego. Lei
szych wstrzasnien W Messynie
byio podobno wiecej: jedno wczo-
raj rano, jedno onegdaj wieczo-
rem.
o dalszych wstrzasnieniach,
juz lzejszych donosza takze z Pa
lermo, Syrakuzy Pizzo; gwalto-
wnieisze zas wstrzasnienie ma
wyspie Latica, 40 mil ma poinoc
cd Sycylii, tam zradzilo wielkie
spustoszenie. Komunikacya wy
spami Eolskiemi przerwana; "a
chodzi Ottawa, ze i te wyspy 20
staly spustoszone.
Rzym, 81 grudnia. = O roznia-
rach katastrofy ciagle nowe, ,ciagle
przerazajace nadchodza wiadomo-
scii juz niema prawie watpEwo-
Sci, re w czasie owego trzesienia
ziemi zycie straciio przynajmniej
100000 jezeli ME cwierc miliona
ludzi. w dwoch miastach tylko,
W Messynie Reggie, jak oblicza-
ia, zabitych bylo 10000. w Pal
mi naliczono juz 425 trupow, ale
w Bagnara byio ich okoio 10000,
w SAINT Eufemia 1900, a W Semi
nara 1000.
Zbiegowie Messyny, ktorzy
zdoiali sic uratowac, opowiadaja
okropne rzeczy. z 10000 miesz-
kanc6w miasta, 10000 podobno
Wynajmijcie skrzynke W Skarbcu
Ochronnym Hattermana, 76S Mlwat-
kee ave-, ma swe papiery wartosciowe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-31

cia umowy, ktora ma zapobiedz
powt6rzeniu sic wypadkow paz-
dziernikowych i stanae ma prze-
szkodzie nowym niepokojacym
Ilrokom Austryi to bez wzgledu
ma to, czy Niemcy beda ia popie-
rae, czy ME. Bismarkowskie troj-
przymierze niemiecko austryac-
ko-wloskie umiera naturalna
srniereia, a sila okolicznosci wy
rasta inne pod egida ynaiznako-
mitszego sposczesnego DIPLOMA
ty" - Edwarda VII.
. Wewnetrzne spfawy austryac-
kie ME przedstawiaja sic wcale le-
piej, niz zagraniczne. Ia pomysl-
ne zjawisko MONA poczytac jui
to, re pod groza sad6w dorazhych
spokoj zapanowal W PradzeI Ii re
ME przysz,o do rozwiazania par
lamentu wiedehskiego, Ale nkpr6-
zno szuka kronikarz jakieg4badz
pocieszajacego a pozgty1nego
objawu w zyciu. Austyi 1osta-
tnich dniaeh. Darennie niarzyi
baron Bienerth o atworzeduI ga
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-31
KRArEE sYcYL1JsK1EGo wULKANU ETNY.

zginelo, z wyjatkiem cytadeli ami
jeden budynek sic ME ostai, pozar
dokonal dziela spustoszenia,
ludzi pozostaiych przy zyciu wieiu
rozum stracilo i rozbiegaio sic po
okolicy.
Wulkan Stromboli wybucha,
a morze wokolo wyspy wzburzo-
ne i niebezpieczna tam jest zeglu-
ga. w Kalabryi S5 miasteczek
zniklo powierzchni; z pozosta-
lych przy zyciu ludzi mnostwo
popadlo W oblakanie, a tych je-
dni w oslupieniu nieruchomi Sic
dza ma ruinach, inni z krzykiem
przerazajacym lub smiechem roz-
biegaja sic po gorach. Opowiada-
ia niekt6rzy, ze najstrasznieJsza
rzecza jest to, IL W wielu miej-
scach w Messynie siychac pod
gruz6w jeki lub wolania tysiecy
jeszcze zyjacych, ginacych powol-
ma smiercia w gruzach j Piomie-
mach.
Neapol, 81 grudnia. - Przybyi
tn niemiecki parowiec Sefapin,
ktory przywiozi tu 800 uratowa-
nych katastrofy ma Sycylii, bo
ma wyspie wszystkie szpitale sal
przepelnione i ME So W stanie POI
miescic wiecej pokaleczonych.
tych 800, po wiekszej czesci p9
kaleczonych, bardzo niewiefu
tymczasowo zostalo opatrzonych
lub obandazowanych; inni w Po-
zalowania godnym byli staple.
Zdaje sic, re W przeciagu najYlii.
szych "a godzin przybedzie tt O.
koio $4,000 ofiar katastrofY po-
zostalych przy zyciu, ktorycH Ne
apolitanczycy przyjmuja W sIwych
mieszkaniach, ochotnie zg9dziw-
sly sic ma zawezwanie burmi
strza, by niesli pomoc nieskczesli-
wynn.
Neapol, 81 grudnia. - Gazety
tutejsze podaja przedruk przepo-
wiedni niejakiej Matyldy Sereo,
ogioszonej pred tygodniem W
LES Annales", tyczacfj sic VIA
sciwie zniszczenia Neapolu. ,Pro,l
rokini" tax sic wyraziia: ,Dzi
miasto jest piekne, DO Bog teg
sobie zyczy. Nam sic |vydaje.
{ Dokohczenie na stronicy 4-te
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-31
scENA TRzEslEN1A KALABRY

to rozszerzaniu falszywych po-
glosek wojennych, alarmujacych
ludnosc i wreszcie oswiadczyl, ze
w interesie obrad sejmu ME bedzie
na razie mowil o aneksyi. Zazna-
czyl tylko, ze zar6wno twierdze-
ME, jak konkluzye wyciagniete
przez posia Nagy'ego, ME odpo-
wiadaja rzeczywistosci.
Troche szczerzej wypowiedzial
sic W kwestyach miedzynarodo-
wei polityki ks. Buelow W par
lamencie niemieckim.. Ale z jego
enuncyacyi SWAT ME dowiedzial
sic wiele. Wyrazil nadzieJe, re
Wiochy zbrataja sic znowu z Au'
strya, wogole uderzyl W ton opty-
mistyczny, ale = nieprzekonywu-
jacy. Bo miedzy wierszami mo-
wy lego wyczytac MONA obawe
/ pesymistyczne zapatrywania ma,
stan tzeczy. Wobec tego, Niemcy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-31

binetu parlamentarnego pred
koncem roku, o ratyfikacyi anek-
syi Bosni przez parliament. w dzi
siejszych warunkach ami jedno,
ami drugie ME da sic przeprowa-
die. Austro Wegry zapadly
znowu ma trawiaca je ME cd dzi-
siaj chorobe, ktora prezes Koia
Polskiego we Wiedniu nazwal
centralistycznym ustrojem pan
stwowyn. w MIN tkwi jadro sia-
bosci parlamentu i rozprzezenia.
Sejm wegierski zajmowal sic
takze kwestya aneksyi ex re inter-
pelacyi posia Macy, ktory zapy-
tai Rad, czy ciezkie ofiary, po-
niesione przez aneksye stoja W
stosunku do korzysci, oraz, jak
tlomaczyc sobie nalezy podwyz-
szenie stanu korpusu W Boshi 4
Hercogowinie czesciowa rlobili-
zacye. Interpelacya ia bysas ME
ma reke drowi Weckerlemu. Dal
wyjasniense Vt sprawach drobiaz-
gowycb zEeszta poprzestal ma
ogol21 ]ystepowai pgzeeiw-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-31

pragna trzymac sic jak najdaleJ
cd ognia, przykucneiy i mowia
sobie: ,,niech sic tam dzieje CO
chce!" Niektore dzienniki zarzu-
GAIA kancletzowi, re ME dose
stanowczo oswiadczyl, IL Niemcy
stoja po stronie Austryi, wszy-
stkie zauwazaja, re ami slowa ME
wspomniai o konferencyi. Jak
prawdziwy salonowiec, omijaa
wszystkie drazliwe kwestye. Po-
nrirno kilku efektownych paro-
doksow, w swietle mowy Jego
sytuacya balkanska ME Przedsta-
via sic wcale korzystniej, niz oce-
niano ja pfzedtem.
Powszechnie zastanawiano sic
w Berlinie, re cd czasu pamietneJ
konferencyi w Poczdamie ks.Bue-
low ME rrial ami razu posluchanla
II cesarza. Zwykle, gdy Wilhelm
II bawi W ,Berlinie, przyzywa go
do siebie czesto lubt sam zlawia
sic ma Wilhelmstr. Tymczasem
obecnie trzyma go zdala cd siebie.
Wprawdzie ma jubileusz gniny
berlinskiej obok cesarza figuro-
wal procz nastepcy tronu kanclerz
Rzeszyi cesarz odczytal przez ME
go zredagowane przemowienie,
lecz wiadomo, re ME konferowal
z MIN ami razu. Z tego wniosek,
re badz co badz, po drazliwej roz-
movie W Poczdamie, zachowal
ma dnie duszy do niego niechec.
Wogole zdaje sic, re Wilhelm
gleboko odczul upokorzenie swe.
Biuletyn opiewa}, re skutkiem
przeziebienia ley w lozku, lecz
jednoczesnie z wiarogodnych
ztodel gioszono, re jest przygne-
bionym, zdenerwowanyln. Po-
twierdza to tryb zycia, jaki VIE
die w ostatnich czasach. Wbrew
swym zwyczajom spedza dni ME
NAL w odosobnieniu. Wskutek te-
go rodza sic pogloski rozstroju
nerowowym, ktory iacznie z jego
clerpieniem nosa moglby bye
szczegolnie groznym. Oczywiscie
Mkt ME zbada obecnie tajemnicy
komnat cesarskich, wiec twierdze-
MIA podobne maja charakter przy-
puszczeh. Lecz ME MONA i'm od-
movie Observation-Disclosures.
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PRZEGLAD
POuTYK MIEDzYNARODOWEl'
Chicago, 81 grudnia.

NNNN WAON~SNNA
nym).
w koncercie mocarstw pozycya
Austro Wegier ME poprawila
sic ami na jote, raczej pogorszyia,
DO Wlochy, ktore ME z sympathy
dosAustro Wegier, lecz z obawy
pred militarnie silnym sasiadem
naIe1a do tr6jprzymierza, zbunto-
waly sic przeciwko dawnym pa
nom Lombardyi. Debaty w izbie
wloskiej, ujawniajace niedwuzna-
cznie usposobienie, panujace W
kraju, dowodza, re nastapl od-.
wr6t Wfoch Cd trojprzymierza.
Nova bylego ministra Fortisa
byia jednym wielkin aktem O.
skarzenia Austro Wegier. Pra-..
sa wiedenska zdaje sobie iasno
spraxe z tsgoiilnis oddaje sic zln-
dsesiriiiitlii, -aby Tittoni, pozornie
trzgmajacy sic faidy Niemiec j
Austryi, chciaI mogi doprowa-
die do ponownego zblizenia sic:
do sprzymierzencow. Zreszta u
stapienie Tittoniego W najbliz-
Sym czasie trzeba uwazac "a pc
wne. Dzis w gruncie rzeczy mo-
INA m6wic tylko chyba dwu-
przymierzu.
Zwiaszcza, re Wiochy zrobily
stanowczy krok XII Rosyi, "a
tenn takze ku Francyi j Anglii. w
czasie pobytu p. Izwolskiego W
Desio nastapiio pomiedzy rzada-
mi wioskim a rosyiskim zupelne
porozumienie W biezacych spra-
wach polityki miedzynarodowej.
l to porozumienie Jest jezeli ME
jednym, to jedynie dotad mama
ca1nym owocem, jaki p. Izwolski
przywiozi mad Newe ze swych po-
drozy.
Pewien dobrze poinformowany
dziennik londynski dowiaduje sic
nawet; re konwencya wlosko ro-
syjska stanowi ME umowe ustna,
lecz formalny traktat na pismie.
Sklada sic on podobno 8 para
grafow i gwarantuje integralnoSc
terytoryalna Turcyi, Serbii, Bull
garyi. Czarnogorza, oraz Grecyi.
Dalsze zastzezenia odnosza sic do
kwestyi NORA Adryatyc&iego.
Zreszta, gdyby nawet porozumie-
ME to ME istnialo na papierze,
dose, ze istnieje W rzecziwistoSci,
jest doniosiym faktem = opartym
ma wspolnym antagonizmie dwu
panstw do Austro-Wegier. Jezeli
zaS wezmiemy na uwage, ze mle-
dzy Rosya a Wiochami niema
spraw spornych, re serdeczny
stusunek lsczy Wiochy z Anglia,
a komereyalne wzgledy nakazuja
i'm szukac przyjazni sasiedniego
lacinskiego mocarstwa, ME bedzie
mozna w2tpic, ze Niemcy Au-
strya ME moga juz W zadnej spra-
vie liczyc na Ysprzymierzehca" z
drugiei strony Alp, ktory Gala
swa istota nalezy do przeciwnej
grupy mocarstw.
A W ciagu ostatnich miesiecy
sojusz anglo francusko -rosyjski
zaciesnil sic TAX, re posiada cha
rakter przymierza. Londyhsili
Times donosi Paryza, ze wy
Waterman DofycZy wan picnic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-31

~ Hatterman prowadzi intsres prze-
szio lat 40, 1 W calym tym fzasie ME
znalazl sic ami jeden czsoEiek kto-
ryby m6gl powiedziec, re atterman
ME pestapil 3 Iim zppeinif uczciwie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-31

padki ma Baikanach spowodowaiy
te try mocarstwa, do scislejszego
porozumienia sic soba i zawar-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-31
Coraz to straszniejsze zczeg6}y katastrofy
we W1Oszech.
Trzesienie ziemi powtarza sic.
~ MsssnR Ragglo 10000 htd zostaIO zabItyeh
PARA KR0LEWsKA W MEssYNIE.
KomItety ratunkowe w roznych krajach.

RoOsevelta
Czerwonego Krzyza przesle
$4,000 = ZuchwaEy rOzb6j banku okahomie = Proces
jeEdzc6V". Dkuga wedr6wka treaoWatego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-31

Turkish Herald 15c papieresy. teraz
10 "a 1Oe. Pytajcie sic niss
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-31

Wynajmijcie skrzynke WI Skarbcu
Ochronnym Hattermana, 76S Mlwau-
kee ave-, ma swe papiery wartosciowe
1 legalne mozecie byc spewni, 70
wan ME zgina.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-31

Kaady czyn / ka2da tranzakcya
Hattermana ze swoimi klientami Jest
sumienna honorowa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-31

Wszystkim .odbiorco1n szcseflj
60 Nowego Roku fyczy VIM. =
tsrman. 7ss Milwaukee, syA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1908-12-31

Hatterman poiyczy wan picnic
dzy ma splacen- q uw1si starej hiDote-
XII DO NoEYm Roku, wiec ME m4rt,s-
ci5 Sc o -.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-09-10
Palmetto Berries.

st. Petersburg Independent
A. p. Canova brought into the
Office this morning about a pint of
palmetto berries, and believes that
the wonderful medicinal proper
ties of these berries should be
made known to the public. They
have been used for years in the
manufacture of medicine and great
claims are being made by these
laboratories for their wonderful
cures. Among them being con-
sumption and kidney complaints.
1t is said that they contain an oil
that is very beneficial. Cattle and
hogs are very fond of them.
They make a splendid wine and
the Spanish natives Of St. Angus
tine eat them on their bread.
There is an unusual crop this year
and a good crop like the present
is only possible about once in
three years. They resemble a
wild plum in size and appearance,
but in color are very dark like a
prune. The taste is very pecu-
liar if you have never experienced
IL.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-09-10

comprehend why the friends that
once met his gaze with smiling re-
cognition, now looked with only
curiosity and nnfamiliarity.
After a visit to u tonsorial par
lor where he sacrificed his Rip
Van Wrinkle disguise, he started
out to greet his old acquaintance,
and great was their surprise over
the strange transformation in his
appearance in the short time since
they had seen him last.
Having a business-like turn of
mind, he did not divulge his secret
and spread ii broadcast rs he
might have done, but, going to
his old friend, the late lamented
Col. Trabue, he told his story,
and q plan was formulated for
putting the magical waters on the
market; but before this great boon
to mankind was put within their
reach, the discoverer of the spring
was strickn with heart-failure and
he never revealed the location
of the priceless spring.
In telling his story, he said that
it was not more than five miles
from Punta Gorda, and its pecu-
liar properties seemed to be we'll
known to the beasts and birds of
the forest; for, during the moult-
ing season, the place was fairly
alive with deer, raccoons, opos-
Sums, foxes and numberless birds
that came to bathe in the limpid
waters of this rare spring, to re-
new their winter coats.
Hunters who are acquainted WIN
this story have kept up II still
hunt for this great prize for the
last ten years; for, when IL is re-
discovered some time in the future
it certainly will enrich it's discov-
erer beyond the widest dreams of
avarice.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-09-10
GROWING INSTITUTION.
Our Public Library Increases In
Popularity.

The public library continues 10
advance by leaps and bounds. An
examination of the books Sept.
LIST showed that eleven hundred
books, exclusive of magazines and
paper backs, had been issued since
the opening to the public and
1882 returned. This speaks well
for the reading public Of Punta
Gorda.
Our people are progressive and
appreciative, and any effort that
promises permanence meets with
generous response. Gifts Of
books and magazines continue to
arrive, and the thanks of the pub
lie are specially due to Mrs. Dew
ey, Mrs. Meadow and the "gooa
people East for recent donations
of hooks, and continued encour'
agement.
We are assured by our New
York and New Jersey friends,
that tho the old nucleus" will be-
retired Oct. 1st,a new and interest
ing insiallment OF popular and 70.
cent fiction and historical romance
will Immediately succeed, To tho
attractions offered to tourists,
soiourners for the winter, and
prospective settlers among us, the
"poor mans university" or tho
public library, should have u con
siderable place. Different from
most infant enterprises of its
kind, the books being situated in
the Rectory, the hours are most
liberal; from ga. III. TO Q p. m.
Gncluding Sundays) books may be
had, exchanged and returned.
Mrs. Trout generously gives her
services without charge, and tho
domicile costs no rent, and tho
generous support of the public,
not in money, but in enco urage-
ment and gifts of reading matter,
is asked, and, indeed, is being plen-
tifully received. Good thing;
push it along. Sincerely,
IRENAEUs Trout,
Rector Episcopal Church,
Punta Gorda.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-09-10
Reception to Gen. Gilchrist.

The Morning Herald of Dur.
ham, N. Ca, dated Aug. 3Oth,
contains the following item of in
terest to Floridians:
Mrs. A. Cheatham was hostess
yeterday morning to thirty
friends called there by her distin.
guished brother, General Albert
Gilchrist, and mother, Mrs.
James Gibbs, of Florida.
The party was entertained in the
parIor, decorated prettily in asters,
and presenting the most tasteful
appearance. The guests were rs
signed to their tables and immedi.
ately began the Eve tables of six.
hand euchre played until the serv-
ing of refreshments. At this
tourney, Mrs. w. l.. Wall was
winner, receiving a neck piece,
and Mrs. Gibbs won q souvenir
cake plate. General Gilchrist, the
only man present, was presented a
handsome deck of cards, and the
refreshments followed.
The company found General
GiIchrist Il thoroughly delighted
and a delightful guest, good
player, a fine gentleman. Florida
will have capital governor, the
ladies all declare.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-09-10

st. Augustine Meteor: 1t is n
well known fact that St. Johns
river catfish rank high with Geor-
gians as a fine article of brain
food. A subscriber on our wes-
tern border has explained to us
the probable why's and wherefores
of the delectableness of the St.
Johns river kittens. AS the cattle
adjacent to the wide expanse of
waters daily feed therein for the
nutritious grasses and lilies, the
catfish select the kline that give
forth the tactical fluid and thus
feast on the cream of the land.
No wonder Georgians like catfish.
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1t is said that j. G. Groves, q

II is said that j. G. Groves, a
negro farmer in Kansas, raises
more potatoes every year than
any other individual in the wor Id.
Last year on his farm he produced
~, $50 bushels Of white potatoes,
besides several hundred bushels of
the sweet variety. The former
crop averaged 245 bushels to tie
acre, and is about his average
yield. He began farming thirty
years ago withouta cent, as day
laborer at 40 cents a day, and now
owns 500 acres of land valued Mt
$3.50 per acre. His potato crops
have made him wealthy. There
is something in knowing how. -
Ocala Banner.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-09-10

Lake City Index;-Whilc criti-
cism of the last legislature is be-
ing INDUCED in, it may be well to
remember that such State Sena-
tors Of 1907 as Hon. Frank Adj
ans, DR.. +. S. Grill, J. III. Hum
phries sin fact, the entire com
mittee on appropriations
against such excessive expendi-
lures. Senator Adams repeatedly
demanded that each item of prob
able expense should be stated
throughout the entire Appropriation
bill. Finally, on his advice. the
law was enacted that provides that
no warrant should be- drawn on
the State Treasurer unless there
are funds with which to meet it.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-09-10
Local Socialists Moving.

At the Manatee county conven'
ton of Socialists held at Manatee
on the Goth ult,, with A. j. Petit
grew, chairman, and Emil Bro.
berg, secretary, the following res
olution offered by L. d. Barker
was unanimously adopted;
RESOLVED, As the Socialists Of
Manatee county have no candidate
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-09-10

Lake City Index:-The Quincy
Times endorses the idea of the
Index for a tobacco exposition
at that place in 1909; then o Sea
Island cotton show ut Lake City
succeeding that; to wind up by all
the exhibits being taken to the
great State Fair.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-09-10
Acccordine 10 iha AnrnsL rn,

According TO the August gov
eminent crop report the condition
of oranges in Florida is 50, COM
pared with So month ago, IS two
months ago and So a year ago.
The condition of grapefruit is
placed at 81 at the present time,
compared with sSa month ago, IS
two months ago and so year
ago.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-09-10

to propose for the office OF State
Senator of the Twenty Seventh
Senatorial district Of Florida, and
deeming the placing in nomina-
ton of suitable person for that
Office at this time suspicious, we
therefore appeal to our Socialist
comrades Of DeSoto county to
present to the Socialists of the
Twenty Seventh District a prop
erly qualified and eligible candi-
date for that Office for our mutual
support. Having implicit conf
dence in the wisdom and integri-
ty of comrade w. j. Drumright,
of Sarasota, we delegate and
appoint him to act as our special
representative to confer with
the Socialists Of DeSoto county TO
accomplish the purpose as above
stated, and hereby authorize him
to pledge our hearty corporation
and support of the candidate SO
named. We believe that united
effort on our part at this time will
result in an unmistakable victory.
The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1908-09-10

One of the greatest revivals ever
held in the State Of Florida has
just been closed in Green Cove
Springs. The meeting lasted thir-
ty days and 1l9 members were
added to the Baptist church In
that place, and a beautiful new
house of worship at cost of per-
haps $4,000 will be Immediately
erected.