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! hereby announce myself a candi-
GATE Tor County Commissioner frOun
District No. s. subject to the action
Of the primary. II elected I WIN en-
deavoF TO give the people q fair ma
impartial service Respectfully.
r. ~. MARTIN
Hawthorn, March 9th, 1908.
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4 Sweet potatoes are said 10 be re-
falling IN Tampa at tt.2O per bushel,
evidently the farmers Of South Flor:
Ida pay little attention 70 this profit.
able crop
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Visitors from the North should not
overlook the fact that March and
Apra aHp the most delightful nonths
Of tie year IN Florida especially
Aprli. SEE, W !.
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Freshwater fish are now scarce
article IN the lakes OF this section. II
appearp that the hshernen have
killed the goose that laid the golden
egg
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osceola county remains In the dry
column by As majority. The prohi
bitionists are jubilant over their vic
tory.
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ron COUNTY COMMUNICATIVE

] respectfully announce nlyseis 4
candidate for County Commissioner
from District No. ( and solicit the
votes Of all Democrats at the eonilnx
primary. Respectfully, J.W. MAY.
Micanopy, Fla, n. r. D. No. 1.
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Governor Broward has removed two
Florida shsrisis during the past week
jacobson OF Hiilsborough and Muir
Yhee 81 Lake. i
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! larger denomination than 2 cents.
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Local Advertisements, Is cents q
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additional insertion. .b li tt
3 Display Advertisements for three.
six and twelve months et special rates.
Prices furnished upon application.
Marriage and Death notices Inserted
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q gainesville, Flerlda.
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PHYSICIANand SURGEON

Office; Graham Building - Rooms 8
and 4. Office hours; 10 10 u Q. m, 2
to4 p, m, Residence, 500 N. Evans
streeA Bell, phone III. Gainesville, Fla.
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The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
DARING ROBBERY
AT P!!TTSBURG.
Thief Is Captured With $4,000
Worth Of JeweIry.

Pittsburg, Dec. 3.-While the prin-
cipal business street on the North
side, near the Pennsylvania railroad
station, was crowded with people hur-
rying to or from suburban trains last
night, a robber fastened from the out
side the door of Theodore Frye's jew
elry store, 400 Federal street, impris-
oning the proprietor and his clerks,
and then smashed the big plate glass
show window, secured two trays of
diamonds and jewelry valued at $l2,-
600 and ran away with them. A plucky
boy followed the thief and kept him
in view until officers and others over
took and captured him. Some Of the
jewels were evidently lost durlaS the
chase but most of them were recov-
cred.
The robber had a peculiar iron de-
vice that fitted the thumblatch of the
door and held it so that it could not
be opened from the inside. He had
a gun in his hand when halted, but
made no resistance. He gave his name
as Edward Jones.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
SHALLENbERCER
SHAKES PLUM TREE.
Governor Elect Makes Long List
Of Additional Appointments.

Lincoln, Dec. Ex-Governor Elect
Shallenberger has communicated from
Alma long additional list of appoint.
ments as follows: Deputy labor com.
missioner, Will M. Maupin of Lincoln;
deputy oil inspector, Second district,
7, j. O'Connor of Omaha; chief game
warden, Dan Geilus of Omaha state
veterinarian, DR.. Paul Juckness of
South Omaha; colonies on the govern.
or's staff, Sophus Neble of Omaha,
Thomas Byrne of Omaha, e. w Ben.
nett of Omaha. p. c. Marshall of Oma.
ha, S. p. Benjamin of Omaha, w. r.
Murphy of South Omaha, l.. ID. Utter
bach of Nebraska City, James H. Quig
ley of Valentine, Charles Lehura OF
Milligan, N. H. Weiss of Hebron, G.. g.
Thompson of Alma; chief oil inspect
or, Arthur F. Mullen of O'Neill; dep.
uty oil inspector First district, e. r.
Harmon of Auburn; deputy fish com.
missioner w. j. O'Brien of South
Bend; deputy game warden, Isaac
King of Superior; deputy food COM
missioner, l.. j. Tuel of Lincoln; stew
ard Norfolk asylum, Herman Gerecke
of Lincoln; steward Lincoln asylum
Horace F. Bishop of Lincoln; steward
Hastings asylum, S. E. Gridley Of
Saunders county.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
RIOT|NC WORSE
IN BOHEMIA.
Demonstration Assumes Rebel
lion Proportions.
SOON EXECUTE PRISONERS.
Thousands of People Are on Their
Way to Prague to Assist in Anti
Government Scenes-MartiaI Law
Edict Makes Matters Worse.

Prague, Bohemia, Dec 3.-The
secession riots today assumed pro-
portions of a rebellion.
The martial law edict, instead of
quieting, has increased the rioting.
Thousands of people from all parts
of the country are said to be on their
way to the city to aid in the anti
government demonstrations.
The trial and execution of prisoners
is expected to begin at the military
court, now sitting.
Prague, Austria, Dec. 3.-Martial
law was proclaimed in this city. This
action on the part of the government
served greatly to eXasperate the
Czech students of Prague, and they
forthwith started rioting.
There was a sanguinary conflict be-
tween them and police and gendarmes
at Wernburg, a suburb of Prague, in
which many students were wounded
The proclaiming of martial law has
had good effect AMI perfect order
now prevails.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
Bio Sale Of Corn.

Marshaltown, Ia, Dec, 3.-One of
the largest individual sales of corn
ever made in Iowa has just been con-
summated, by which j. C. Harker.
living near jefferson, disposed Of his
entire holdings at a price slightly in
excess of 100000. Mr.. Harker, who
farms about 1000 acres of land, has
stored some of the corn as long as
thirteen years. 1t was placed in rat
tight cribs and used only as it was
needed. Most of the immense stock
OF corn is in the finest condition and
grades high
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
LLEMENC-AU SUvncS COUNT BOEl
Princess de sagan Has Her Inning In
Paris Court.

Paris, Dec. 3.-The Princess de
New York, had her inning in court in
the hearing of the case brought by
her former husband, Count Boni de
Castellane, to have three children of
the union placed in the custody of his
mother. Hundreds of women, inClud.
ing some of the most prominent mem
bers of French society and the Amer.
lean and English colonies in Paris
literally fought in the corridors of the
palace of justice to gain admission
to the crowded court room, where the
side of the princess was presented by
M. Clemenceau Without essaying the
impassioned oratorical role played by
NJ. Bonnet last week, M. Clemen.
ceau coolly and calmly, but with cut
ting irony and Keen ridicule, met the
accusations brought against the Prin.
cess de Sagan, whose character, he in
sisted, was blameless. He mercilessly
scored the record and character OF the
Count de Castellane and said he was
wholly unfit to have the custody of
his children. He charged that the real
purpose of the count was to raise
money and satisfy his vengeance on
the Prince and Princess de Sagan,
even at the expense of the interests
of his children whose minds he had
continually tried to poison.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
Archbold Concludes I testimony.

New York, Dec. 3.-Mr. Archbold
continued on the witness stand this
morning in the oil case but it was eX-
pected his testimony would be con.
cluded by this afternoon.
Late this morning Moffatt, who is TO
be the next witness, appeared in the
courtroom, The testimony was al
most all technical today, dealing with
the story of the growth of the Stan
dard.
New York, Dec. 3.-The processes
through which the Standard Oil trust
was liquidated and its thirty subsid.
larry companies brought under the con.
troll of the present Standard Oil com.
pany of New Jersey were developed in
interesting detail by John d. Arch.
bold under croSs-eXamination in the
federal suit to dissolve the Standard
Oil company. Mr.. Archbold declared
that the trust had been liquidated in
the period OF years from 1892 to 1899
with all good faith to obey the man.
dates of the Ohio supreme court order
ing the trust dissolved. There was no
Interior move in the fact that only
about 81 per cent of the trust certif.
Gates were liquidated into the stocks
of the subsidiary companies, said Mr..
Archbold. Small holders declined to
liquidate, preferring to retain their Ger.
tificates, which had a market value,
rather than to obtain enthusiastically
small parts in the several minor com
panies. Mr.. Archbold made it plain
under series of questions from gov
eminent COUNSEL that the Standard
Oil company of New Jersey had been
selected as the holding company be
cause the laws of New Jersey were
reasonable in their treatment of cor
porations. All the holders of trust
certificates, after obtaining their pro
rata shares in the subsidiary compa.
MES, turned them into the New Jersey
company and received their proper
tionate amount of stock. The Stand
ard Oil company Of New Jersey, the
present holding company, is the com
bination which the government is
seeking to dissolve.
Mr.. Kellogg, for the government
succeeded in throwing light on the
loans made to T. M. Barnsdale OF
Pittsburg, an Independent oil producer
Mr.. Archbold testified that loans ag
gregating $7,50O,OOO had been made to
Mr.. Barnsdale to enable him to con
tinue his oil operations in various
parts of the country. A part of the
contract was that all the crude oil
produced by Mr.. Barnsdale should be
carried in the Standards pipe lines.
Mr.. Archbold testified that former
Congressman Joseph c. Sibley OF
Pennsylvania was identified with the
Galena Signal Oil company, a sub
sidiary of the Standard. It was tc
Mr.. Sibley that Mr.. Archbold ad
dressed many of his letters which
were made public during the recent
presidential campaign.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
Constitutional Debate in Relchstaq

Berlin, Dec. 3.-The constitutional
debate in the reichstag was notable
for the unanimous view expressed by
all the liberal parties and supported
by the powerful Center party, that
some change in the constitution was
desirable to the end of making the
ministers responsible to the country.
The motions brought in, however, va
ried considerably in their phraseology,
and because of the existing party ieal.
ousies it does not seem probable that
an agreement regarding a final form
ula can be reached.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
hILKMAIDS HAVE CONTEST.
Third National Dairy Show Being Held
in the Coliseum at Chicago.

Chicago, Dec. 3.-The third annual
national dairy show was opened in the
Coliseum and will continue until Dec.
10. The exhibition is the most COM
prehensive of its kind ever attempted.
Fifty dairy COWS, declared to be the
finest in the world were rivals for
popularity with a herd of 'Kerry-DeX'
ters, said to be the smallest cattle in
existence Milking contests, in which
dozens of gaily CARRIED milk Lads par.
ticipated, proved far more popular
than the exhibitions of milking by
machinery.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
WESTERN MINER, A.n GRIEVANCE.
Accuse Government of Discrlmn ating
Against Them.

Pittsburg, Dec. S-Following a spin
tied debate at the session OF the
American mining congress. in which
the federal government was accused OF
discriminating against western mining
interests in the matter of mine timber
the committee held meeting and ar
ranged to carry the grievances to the
federal authorities,
Zinc producers of the Joplin (Mo.)
district made plea for protective tar
If on zinc and urged the convention
to take steps to aid in securing such
tariff Mexico, they said, is becoming
a serious competitor importations OF
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
BURTON Offered
3. CABINET SEAT,
Ohio Co., 'sman May Become
Secrel4ss, : Treasury,

Cleveland, Dec 1.-THE Cleveland
Plaindealer says that Representative
Theodore Burton of Cleveland has
the portfolio OF secretary OF the treas.
ury.
Mr. Burton has taken the offer un.
der consideration, but will mike no
reply to Mr.. Taft until the Ohio sen.
atorial situation has been clarified. 1t
is understood that Mr.. Tafts action in
rendering the secretaryship to Mr.,
Burton is made entirely without lie.
spect to the senatorial fight in Ohio,
in which his brother, Charles p. Taft,
of Cincinnati. is n prominent factor.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
West Virginia Two-cent Rate Case

Charleston, ". Va, Dec. 3.-Judge
Burdette, in the circuit court of Ke-
nosha county, overruled the demurrer
of the plaintiffs to the answer of the
defendants in the mandamus proceed
ings brought by the Coal and Coke
railway against Attorney General
Couley and Prosecuting Attorney Avis.
to prohibit these officials from enforc-
ing the 2-cent fare law passed by the
legislature in 1907. With all prelim'
inaries disposed of, the case has re.
solved itself into a question of fact
and will now be tried as such. The
railroad company complains that the
2cent rate is confiscatory.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
CATTLE ON RANGES SUFFER.
Thousands Are Starving From Cold
and Lack of Feed.

Denver, Dee, 3,-Thousands of cat
tie on the ranges in Colorado are re,
ported to be starving, with the pros
pect that there will be an unprecedeut
ed loss to the cattlemen during the
winter which opened early and has
caught the majority Of stockmen un.
prepared. Feed is selling at almost
prohibitive prices in the range dis
tricts, hay bringing $25 to $50 per ton
in the Arkansas valley and Park range
districts.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
Football Injury is Fatal.

Boston, Mass, Dec. 3.-Sergeant
George Dowdle of the coast artillery
football team from Fort Banks, which
played with Hull academy last Satur-
day, died at the military hospital to-
night as the result of injuries received
in the game.
Dowdle caught a kickoff, and was
tackled so hard that the fall fractured
his spine.
He became paralyzed from the neck
down. He was taken to the military
hospital, where he died this evening.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
EIGHT Injured in Peculiar Manner.

Chicago. Dec. Slight workmen
engaged in an experiment at the iii.
nois Steel company in South Chicago
were injured in peculiar manner, A
large mold had been prepared and the
men, unaware that the bottom Of 1t
was filled with ice, poured hot tar into
1t An explosion resulted and the
tar shot upward and came down on
the workmen in a shower Eight were
treated at a hospital.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
Dream Saves Family From Fire.

Central City, Neb., Dec. 3.-Mrs.
Freda Froid, aged eighty-two years, is
the heroine of dream which she be-
lieves saved her entire household
from death by being burned alive.
Mrs. Froid lives with one of her sons
and successfully dreamed their home
was burned. In each instance she
was awakened by the dream. Finally
she awoke during the course of
dream to find her clothing in the cor
ner on fire. With difficulty she
reached the door of her room and
aroused the household. Later it was
discovered that mice and matches
were responsible for the fire.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
Top Notch in Lumber Production.

Washington, Dec. 3.-That the top
notch in the lumber production in the
United States was reached during the
past year and that from now on the
annual production would either re.
main the same as last year or would
show a decrease, was the startling
statement made before the national
conservation commission by Overton
w. Price, associate forester in the
United States forest service.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
Workmen Blinded by Explosion.

Plattsmouth, Neb, Dec. 3.-An ex-
plosion in the brass foundry at the
Burlington shops resulted in Joseph
Mccarthy losing both eyes and pain.
full burns to several other employees.
Mccarthy was testing pot of the hot
metal with a ladle which contained
some water, of which he knew moth
ing. The explosion followed when
the ladle was dipped into molten metal
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04

Little Rock, Ark, Dec. "a dis
patch from Pine Bluff says that Boyd
point, the extreme end of the long
strip of land around which the Arkan.
'sas river makes an immense bend and
Just opposite Pine Bluff, is being de-
molished with dynamite in the hope OF
turning the current of the Arkansas
so that 1t will strike below the city,
or at least below the zone in which
heavy and costly buildings have been
for the past thirty-siX hours endan,
gered by the caving of the river banks.
Those who are firing the shots are not
known, but they are evidently well or
ganized and have prepared thoroughly
for the work in hand. There have
teen nearly 100 explosions. These ex.
plosions have served to augment the
crowds on the water front, where
many are awaiting the fall of the new
100000 annex to the Jefferson county
court house, which now appears in i'm.
minent danger of topping. From the
Pine Bluff shore the watchers saw a
flash, heard muff1ed report and felt
the ground tremble under them. No
one ventures across the river as the
current Is running so strongly that
only by the most skillful handling
would boat live in the stream. The
government levee on the strip Of land,
which ends in Boyd's point and which
the war department refused to allow
the citizens of Pine Bluff to cut, has
not so far as the watchers are able to
Judge yet been touched,
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
Or. McCosh Dies of Injuries.

New York, Dec. 3.-Dr. Andrew j..
McCosh the well known surgeon and
son of the late president of Prince.
ton university, James McCosh, who
was injured in runaway acc mt on
Saturday last, died in the Pres. terian
hospital, of which institution he was
the house surgeon.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
1856 Bodies Recovered.

Plttsburg, Dec. 3,-The number Of
victims of the explosion in the Mari
anna mine of the Pittsburg-Buffalo
Coal company last Saturday found
thus far is 1856. 1t is conceded that
there may be a few more bodies un.
der the debris. All but forty.hve have
been identified
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
The Trip Townsites.

Gregory, S. d., Dec. Especial to
The News: Considerable interest is
taken in the new townsites which
Judge Witten is locating this week.
Rosebud people are already figuring
on county seat locations and a county
seat fight will soon be on. Among the
favorites will be the townsite which
will be located on the Cottonwood.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
Five Perish in BURNING Store.

Scranton, Pa, Dec. 3.-Fire de-
stroyed the clothing and jewelry store
of Anthony Shapiro at Dickson City, a
suburb. five members of the family
being burned to death. Mr.. Shapiro,
son and daughter and Mrs Shapiro's
parents lost their lives. Mrs. Shapiro
and two other children escaped by
leaping from the second story windows.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
Abruzzi Preparing for Expedition.

Turin, Dec. 3.-The duke of the
Abruzzi is preparing for an expedition
and has ordered scientific instruments
for the purpose with great care. Ac-
cording to reports, he is in close COM
mnniCation with Miss Elkins.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
RELIGIOUS Wave at poniphan,

Doniphan, Neb,, Dec. "a religious
county as result of revival meetings
conducted by Evangelist Enslow OF
Chicago, who began his work in this
city three weeks ago. The converts
are from all classes, and the feature
of the results is that a large majority
of the converts are men. The meet
ings will continue for a season.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
Indian Couple Elope.

Carlisle, Pa, Dec. disappointment.
ent Friedman of the Carlisle Indian
school has sent out kilograms to chiefs
of police in several cities asking for
the arrest of an Indian couple. who
oloped from the school. The girl was
pupil at the institution, but her
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
Carlisle refests Mehr,ska

LinCo'n, Dec. 3.-Outclassing Ne
braska state university, the Carlisle
Indians won brilliant gridiron vic.
tory at Antelope park the final score
being 81 to in favor of the visitors
The Indians made sensational gains
through the line and were aided at
critical times by the hexibility Of
HAmSCrlS hOOt
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
Colds Plan Tao Campaign.

Iowa City, Ia, Dec. 3.-The co-eds
Of the Iowa university have planned a
tag campaign for new woman's
building at the university. They will
go to their Christmas vacations pre-
pared to buttonhole every legislator in
Iowa for an appropriation for the pur-
pose. Mrs. II NJ Towner of the Iowa
Federation of Women's clubs heads
the movement.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
Evers on Trial for Assault.

Ponca, Neb., Dec. 3.-Herman A.
Evers is on trial for an assault on
eight-year-old Pauline Juding Of Hart,
ington A change OF venue was taken
to tbs county beca"so of an ingamed
poHulacc Evers is a German. forty
nine 'na's Old and it was necessary
to bring him secretly TO this city for
fear he people of Harrington woulG
violently end his life
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
Adolescent insanity Hszeps Defense.

Toledo. o., Dec. 3-Adolescent in.
sanity will be the defense of Harvey
Hazel, the boy of seventeen, accused
OF killing his mother and now fighting
for his life against an indictment
charging first degree murder, This
VIII make expert testimony necessary
and one of those who will probably be
called is President Hall of Clark uni.
versity Worcester, recognized as an
authority on adolescence.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
We man Shots herself.

New York, Dec. "A prepossessing
and richly gowned young woman, who
had registered at a Brooklyn hotel as
Mrs, S. H. Falconer of Sioux Falls. s.
d., stood before a mirror in her room
and fired a bullet into her brain. She
was dead when Nollboy, attracted by
the revolver report, entered the room.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04
RIVER COURSE
Is CHANGED.
The Arkansas Swings Into
New Path.
MUCH DAMAGE BY DYNAMITE,
Space Of 100 Feet is Cut Away at
Boyd's Point by Dynamitine-Dam-
age to Pine Bluff Buildings from
Undermining of Foundations.

Pine Bluff, Ark, Dec. 3.-The course
changed as a result of dynamiting the
government dixie, which occurred last
night.
A space of 100 feet at Boyd's point,
opposite this city, was cut away by
the dynamiting.
The river is now overlooking for
merly unprotected lands and it is
feared that much damage to property
in Pine Bluff as the result of under
mining the foundations of buildings
by the shocks.
The Norfolk weekly news-journal., 1908-12-04

Japanese Steamer Founders.
Kobe, Japan, Dec. 3.-The Japanese
steamer Ginsey Maru has foundered