davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1909-08-26
Not Coal Land.

Notice is hereby given that Oscar
K. Ekdahl, of Saratoga, Wyoming,
who on August "A, 1905, made Desert
land entry No 1897, Serial No. Ol876,
for lots 3 and 4 and NE4 SW4, Sec.
30, Township Is N, Range 81 w., 9Th
Prin. Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make Final five-year proof,
to establish claim to The land above
described, before j. F.. Crawford,
United States Commissioner, at Sara
toga, Wyoming, on the 10Th day of
September, 1909.
Claimant names as witnesses:
Clement E. Jensen, William NJ. Mace,
Harry F. Kincaid and Frank White,
all OF Saratoga, Wyoming.
W. K. Chaplin,
~ Register.
, 1909-08-26
Talk on Automobile
Dom, IN "a.

Ion tiet tne mankHlthzt Die big
talk about what he knows about
automobiles stand between YOU
and the pleasures and profits of a
good machine. Because the chances
are that mans experience is more
or less hearsay with himself. So
don't be baggered out of getting a
machine because people will make
fun OF you or your machine. Be-
cause chances are those other fel.
lows who laugh now about a ma
chine will be the next to get into
the class.
The 1910 machines are now
pushing the seconds off the market
and if these same seconds can be
gotten rid of during the next thirty
days they will sell cheaper than if
they are carried over all winter.
Above all things forget that the
high wheeled machine was ever
called an automobile. The high
wheel is a motor wagon or buggy,
but never was an automobile.
They r alright in their place
but that place at present hasn't
been found, although they are do
ing fair work on the level streets
OF the cities. But when it comes
to comfort, and tear and cap.
ability to go places it takes the
, 1909-08-26

The nan who approaches the near
est tn being a gentleman is never
heard Boosting of that fact.
, 1909-08-26

Some men pay their debts as grudg-
ingly az tho parting with flesh and
blood.
, 1909-08-26

Sometimes, we are convinced that
mankind is far better than we had
given it credit for being. But, again,
we conclude that it is a darned sight
than we thot it was.
, 1909-08-26

The fndication now pointto the hara
yes rig Of the largest crop of hay iu
the sSaratpga valley over known ID its
history. While de rain has spoilsd
some bay, The amount has not ben
great and the loss is more Than onset
by the extraordinary yield The year
1909 will be memorable for it's
bmmper crop and it warm summer.
, 1909-08-26

low pneumatic tired wheel with
gearing and heavy motors to do
the work on any class of road and
country. There will be some 600,
600 automobiles bought aud sold
during the season of 1910 and the
automobile people say the majority
will come west. There ore q great
many machines turned out today
under a great many different
fancy names, but these machines
are what are called assembly ma
, 1909-08-26

which went to Rawlins. Considering
the grave danger threatening the town
at that time Rawlins ought to be
mighty well satisfied if Saratoga semi
80 people up to her celebration.
1t is true that the Brush creek peo-
pie had adocsl picdic On thss ssel 8
which a few Saratoga peopie went
but that was ID no s. nse a scbunterI
attraction" gpttep np BY Sardtoga.
The troubie is that ~. RYdshabi,A
ually carries 4 chip on bis lshopldsr,
besides beng afflicted With a bad case
Of mental strabismus. There IS about
as much truth in that editorial as in
any that appear in his paper, for it is
impossible for him to see the truth.
, 1909-08-26

records but its power record and
decreased repair record amaze the
world. In fact it is practically
the only machine that actually
climbed Pixies Peak on its W
power.
D., 8. Crawford.
, 1909-08-26
NoveIIst's Pipes.

A NoveIlst's Pipes.
A recently published interview with
the famous novelist and dramatlst
contains the following paragraph, from
which 1t would seem that Mr.. Barrie
Is more attentive than ever to MY
Lady Nicotine"
, 1909-08-26

red-hot tubers and thereby en~tertains
the crowd, for who does not like a hot
baked potato with plenty of good
butter. Grand Junction has its Peach
day, Rocky Ford its melon day, Sara
toga its Fish Day, Cheyenne its From
tier day, and they all appear to be
making the thing go with tremendous
success.
, 1909-08-26

Not Coal LaS-
Notice is hereby givenV4 he
N. lven, of Hanna .Wyo., on
January goth. 1906, maW esert
Land entry No. 4727, ia No.
0ISsS, for NJ NEi, INV Re
81, Township 10 N, H4dsA S
, 1909-08-26

Department of the Interior.
L. S. Land Office Mt Cheyenne, Wyo.
August 6, 1903.
Not Coal Land.
, 1909-08-26

Notice for Publication.
Department of the Interior.
U. S. Land Office at Cheyenne, Wyo,
August 10, 1909.
, 1909-08-26
TIRE or LIE 'l'iiLE YOUNG
increase of Su eide Among ChiIdr,, :.
Pitiful Phase Of Our Mod.
r Society.

scientific men n puzzled to A.
count for the increase of suicidJ
among children" said DIR. G. A. AM
tell of Boston. "A generation ago M
taking of their w lives by minorl
was almost an unheard-of occurrence
Now it is becoming alarmingly fra
quent, not only in this country, but
in Europe. In most cases the phsl
nonanon can ha not down tn tha
, 1909-08-26

rillon, who has made a study o. tSs
matter, asserts that children wbo
have a suicidal tendency are for tn.
most part wanting in the sense oil
smell. He makes recommendatio,
that all who suffer from this defeet
should be taken to an expert for er.
animation as it might tend to f~orestau
some future tragedy"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16
PENSIONS TO SOLDIERS

We believe, without exception. that
every soldier who served in the Union
armies during the civil war receives
a pension from the federal treasury
The Confederate soldier has no such
source of supply. In addition to the
pension he receives from the federal
treasury, the Union soldier also re-
ceives a pension from the state from
which he enlisted, or at present re-
sides.
The matter of state pensions was
up in the Pennsylvania legislature re-
Gently, and in the face of a protest
from the judges and others who want
ed to handle all the monies in the
state treasury, the bill passed the
lower house of the legislature Ev a
vote of 134 to 2S, and the reason the
Is did not vote for the bill was be-
cause they were prohibited from vot-
Ing for it because they were them
selves old soldiers, and were benef-
,iaries of its provisions.
II those officials who are holding
Up the pensions of the old soldiers in
MS state, and are trying to work lid
sentiment for the repeal of the law
lad so declared Themselves bofor.
he primaries they would have been
eft severely at home.
Spot EN- so you will be able IN
wat EN- at the next election.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16
CHECKLISTS MES
SAGE
GOVERNOR

The first message Of Governor ca
christ is everywhere regarded g.
very creditable state paper.
II has ELECTED very little unfritaa
w criticism in any essential par.i'l.
lar, which is saying a good deal al
the message covers a variety of sod.
jects.
1t is true that Senator Beard mada
an attack upon that paragraph ihai
recommends that Lincoln's birthday
anniversary be made a legal holiday
But that paragraph can very ueiI
be omitted from the message and lf
can still be regarded as a very struuE
document.
Governor Gilchrist perhaps. read
the newspaper comments on Lincoln
last anniversary and no doubt thourh
them sincere. and felt that the trent
of thought was in the direction 1f h.-
recommendation. The comments fol.
the Louisville Courier-Journal .ha Al.
lanta Journal. and a great many other
southern newspapers. warranted tIu
in his suggestion.
Commenting upon the facts Gillette.
from the message. the Savannah
News says:
THE state is practically uI bout
debt, the amount being only gSHI ...
in per cent. bonds. all Of which i-.
held by the state board of education
the rate of taxation only four mills u.
the dollar and the increase Iu fH.
states population Is greater than Iht.
of any one of the other states HIf|
the exception Of Oklahoma and ar.
two or three of the other new states
Now. with this showing. Do does I1o.
like the state of Florida ought f1 H.
able to pay her pension list. and fn.
reason that it is not done u sUmsuhaf
ike the other fellows objection f1 ff.
girls marriage-he wanted her him
self
In this case it looks like thUs. ODD.
administer the states finances don't
want the other fellow 90 have % finger
n the pie.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

Mr. William NJ. Dale formerly Of
.nla Guy put who for several years
past has been with the button Pbos-
pnaVe company at Gainesville. is nou,
're wee president and secretary Of
'ne button Company, having boon
elected to this position shortly ofton
INC uea'h OF Mr.. c. w. Chase. who
was president of the company This
- d most enviable position. as tho
luton Company is one of the bio
phosphate companies of the state on5
MI. Dale's friends in OcaIa who oaa
.o SiI"' congratulate him upon his
1 apiu rise In the business world Col
,o u.'on IS now the president of tbe
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

votion to the Union and its every part
we bide the day of our triumph with
patriotic resignation. (Applause)
If the democrats had stood together
they could have defeated this bill, as
there were enough dissatisfied and
disaffected republicans who would
have joined with them to have effect
ed this result.
Overlooking that part of Mr.. Clark's
speech in which he said that he
would vote with the republicans if
they would put a tariff on the things
grown in his district that he wanted
to sec protected, we cannot help from
saying that he showed exceedingly
bad taste in going out of his way to
make an attack on Mr.. Bryan. He
said:
Mr.. Clark of Florida-Mr. Chair
man, | will tell the gentleman exact
ly what l meant the country to under
stand, that we do not intend, so far
as l am concerned, and | believe the
people l represent, to follow your Ne
braskan pOpulistic leader any more
Applause and cheers.)
Mr.. Bryan had nothing to do with
this measure now before congress.
He has been the standard bearer of
the democratic party three times,
which ought at least to accord him
dignifed treatment.
Mr.. Bryan has been defeated for
the third time, and he is now down
and out" and it is not in good taste
to kick man when he is down.
The Ocala Banner raised its voice
against Mr.. organs third nomination
when he was in the strength of his
popularity, not that 1t thought less of
him than it ever did, but because it |
that his election was impos- !
sible.
That was the time for Mr. Clark to |
nave let his voice. be heard-to do so
low is not at all courageous. and is
lot a dignified performance.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

senator d. H. Baker was honored
by the senate by being made presi-
dent protein. In honoring hin, tho
senate highly honored itself. He is
a grand old character, hailing from
the old state of Kentucky, where cbiv.
airy and bravery is one of the recog-
nlzed qualities of its people, he com
olneS the best elements of them all
he Is a Chesterfieldian in manners
and Is one of the most approacbablo
OF men, whose kindly nature and nm.
uDuO.eu AFFINITY endears him to all
VINO know him. The honor was Just
~ conferred, and we rejoice that he
was recognized, and congratulate him
ana the state OH the happy result
Folk County Record.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16
TWO NEW PROFITABLE raE1s

Side by side grow the soap tre. an
the tallow tree. The soap tree yield.
a product from which Is mauufac.lf
ed the purest article Of soap chat ..
possible to be made Indeed. tha putin
of the berry is a natural soap. AMI
will make a lathar almost uks ODD.
manufactured article. The soap rsr.
ry tree is now creating widssursaF
interest and the berries az. tr.r.
imported from Aigiers and China u
will pay to plant he trees and Inl.
after their cultivation The proiurI
OF the tallow tree also enters into fFa
product of soap and the two together
make a nice combination. and their
cultivation should De- looked after Ir
those who are interested in new boz
dustries. Besides soap. the SOAP Deg.
RES make a very fine oil and when
the virtues of the tallow tree are uf.
~ known it may also yield fine ana
profitable oil The young man uhl
now plants out a ten or twenty acre
orchard of these two trees may frrr
INTO an easy fortune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

Jasper Willis Is on deck a. u.r,I
with a scheme to make a county Ir
Ihe shape of a figure s. o. hasnIf
but one thing that we admir-.
name, BloXham. Tie is trying f4
steal the best of Marion county AMI
Ieave Levy barren waste. Nofb.r.
short about his ambition. De t,
reached down to the gulf. taken ir
the mouth of the Withlacooche. .r
oruer to supply his new county fr r.
gets H. with fish and oyster and
nave an outlet. OF course. mo- r-.
takes 1T seriously. and he has .Ira.
aS much chance to get O. ar p,opI.
nave to find wings before the, I..
come angels.-PoIk County Rec1-f
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

If he is correctly reported, Con.
gresham Frank Clark has been in.
dulging in some very wild talk in the
discussion of the tariff bill now I'm.
der consideration in the house. tn
Franks old friends and acouaintano-
es in Polk county his denunciatiop &c
populism strongly suggests the old
saying about Satan reproving sin -
we entertain the warmest persono,
friendship for Frank Clark. and Gu
cereiy regret to see him make .ror
break; but denouncing Mr. Rrvan
deriving the party to which he oIo,r
10 belong and announcing his roa1;
mes to sacrifice principle for hal
ne IS as surely preaching his own g.
he[al sermon as if his political cornsa
lau ALREADY passed through the 49,
u me NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Co,' ~i-uS
courier
~
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

To special edition OF the 81. Au-
Eusiinr Record. edited by the mem
nfrs of the Press Association. was an
hunur to the profession. Numbered
in the ranks of the Florida pencil
pushrrs are some Of the brightest in
ieiicciE and the biggest hearted peo-
plr in ne world. And what a galaxy
80 BRIGHT and shining lights they
formed shen bunched together on one
raper the pages of che Record dem
onsirate sanford Herald.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16
WHAT A MAN PAST 80 is DOING

Speaking of the marvellous work of
Mr.. Flagler Mr.. Richard H. Edmunds
editor of the Manufacturers Record
says:
Not content with st. Augustine
and Palm Beach, and Ormond. and
Miami, and Nassau, and the marveIs
ne has wrought for Floridas upbuild-
ing; not content with his remarkable
development of pineapple and crane
Irult growing, nor with the creation
OF new agricultural interests in early
tomatoes, early potatoes and other
vegetables; not content to Law Gown
ms work at so years of age. Mr.. Flag
Ter with an energy that puts to shame
nine out of ten men at 80. is carving
forward one of the most gigantic I'M.
lertaklngs of modern times. The sto-
~ OF how he is pushing his road down
the east coast from island TO island
spanning the intervening ocean
with concrete viaducts of
5uch construction that when a great
railroad builder stood by me a few
lays ago on the shore and studied
hese monster arches and viaducts
Lhd learned how they had been built. /
he said: When Egypt's pyramids
lave crumbled into the dust this great /
work OF Flagler's will be as solid as
t is today
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

hon, ne Payne tariff bill passed the
n , Friday by vote of 217 70 tc1
, ni'n me exception of one lone rennb-
Hcan who voted with the democrats
rnt u iour Louisiana democrats who
moas,,,. WIN the republicans, the
,leaS're was adopted by a strictly
?, ~ vote. 1t is the most section
al tariff bill that has ever 49, e''on-
nu ~, statute books. Nearly evervtbing
produced in the south is discrini Is
s@'ed against. Our republican frionda
go 10. YET realize that the war is ovar
' 'ne south is still being punished
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

A fcw DAYS ago a group of people
Nrrc discussing the report than an
eFanEeiisf some time ago had said
fhai ocala vas the most wicked place
in thr state. tn contradiction 10 mis-
one 20 our most prominent ministers
sald ttaf he considered OcaIa one of
~ hesi places thar ba has ever lived
n. Ihai her peoUlc are more gener
out fhan in mos places and that he
had So to make an appeal for any,
enc in Distress and be- turned down
Thai D. always meets with a hearty
rcsronse That Ocala people are like
Eood physician-thev do not cr,-
uloud about their patients. but 90 opi-
eily to work % DO an In their mower
or their relief tie said that NOR
prorle taccording TO the white NOM.
lnfionl attend church in Ocala than
M place he knows OF and that 40.
cordinr 90 his opinion OcaIa is Ger
family not a wicked. but. on the con-
trury. a Eood city.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

Madame Modjeska. the great Polish
aciross. b. dead az the age of sixty
i've years. Her death occurred at
her homo az los Angeles. Her body
uiil b. placed In a vault in that city
and later VIII D. carried by her hus-
band. Count BozeI-a. to Poland for
huriai Madame Madjeska was one
~ the greatest actresses on the Amer
iran stage
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

Birds are a pav OF the divine
eounomy b. which We live. Without
Bird agriculture would decline" A
Ereai truth well stated by NJ. c.
Arich of Pomona. Fla. in a letter to
M Palaika News deploring the wide
spread passion Tor the indiscriminate
slluEhrer uf the innocent little crea-
tures. uerely 90 see them fall. lutter
$40 die-liye Oak Democrat.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

M william Randolph Hearst has
purchasod an AREA OF land near St
beams. New Foundland. comprising a
thousand square miles. which he will
49, Cor growing wood for making pa
30. We viii erect a paper mill and
sHpecis 10 spend slo,O00.OOO in put
tina o. in operation.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

H. u Ross, the wei known I...
sonvllle contractor. has been ao4r.....
me contract TO continue tho I.rr
work in Savannah harbor Tho va-.
involves the expenditure off stau ...
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16
THE SAVANNAH NEWS ON GIL
cHRIST'S MESSAGE

CHRIST'S MESSHGE
There are very few of the states
that are in so good condition, finan-
cially and otherwise, as Florida. This
ract is pretty plainly set forth in the
message of Gov Gilchrist, sent to the
legislature yesterday. The state is
practically without debt, the amount
being only 1901 sos in per cent.
bonds. all of which are held by the
state board of education, the tate or
state taxation only four mills on the
dollar and the increase in the states
population is greater than that of any
one of the other states, with the ex-
ception of Oklahoma and two or three
of the other new states. In proper
ton to her wealth and population she
pays more in pensions than any other
state, the amount being $730,S55.31,
and it is estimated that she will pay
her pensioners in 1910 S95O,000. This
is a pretty heavy pension charge
when the fact is taken into consider
alton that her entire assessable wealth
is only S159, 39O,23O. South Carolina
for her pensioners $685.
1880; Tennessee, $375,OOO; Texas,
100000; Alabama, S778,361, and Geor-
gia, for the year 1907, $932,6S5.65.
Florida pays her Confederate pen
more than twice per capita
the amount paid by any other state.
For a sparsely settled state, Florida
has a fair amount of banking capital,
it being SS,213,76O The banks lave
4 surplus, however, OF $2,24S,014, and |
he Individual deposits amount to $751;
245,5OO.
Just now a good deal of attention |
s being given by the state to drainage
md schools. There is a vast amount
If rich lands that will be opened to
when the drainage prob
EN- is fully solved, and when the
ands are put upon the market the in
rease in population will be more
han it has been at any previous time.
The attention that is being given
o education is cOmmendable. The eff
Ort now is to establish a high school
4 every county. This attention to ed
cation is an Indication of the pro-
ressive spirit of the people.
The discovery of phosphate rock
as had and is having much to do /
18th the upbuilding of the state. The {
lining of phosphate has become a
reat industry. The state is now pro- I
ucing more than half of the phos- I
hate of the United States and more l
ian third of that Of the entire !
Grid. That is something to be proud '
a feature of the message is a re- o
that the birthday of p
Oraham Lincoln be made legal hol- 4
ay. The governor says: C
THE three greatest men this nation t
IS produced are George Washington, d
obert E. Lee and Abraham Lincoln. r
legislative enactmnet this state Il
IS declared the anniversary of the /!
rthday of the first two a legal holt p
y. 1t is recommended that Febru- n
y y, the anniversary of the birth o
Abraham Lincoln, be declared a ii
gal holiday"
The message is almost wholly COM
sed of reports of the different de- W
rtments, but it is a very cOmprehen- IL
'e picture of the states govern bl
mt, it sactivities and what it is do nj
Tor the welfare of the people st
vannah News. Ie
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

The Wauchula Advocate is eight
feara odd. and growing every day.
inuE ufc to Editor Goolsby.-Sanford
Herald
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

NJ. Richard ~. EdmOnds. editor of
M Manufacturer Record. says that
Pain Beach BE- one Of the beauty spots
of the world
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

The Atlantic Coast Line has begun
a. uurk of laying severity pound
rails un ~ line from Gainesville
noufh
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16
me OCALA BANNER

NNMMNs
Toar AND and my land and half the
worid away.
- 70 and blood red its stripes for
ever CLEAN.
white and soul white. the good
toretathera dream:
- olae and true blue. with stars that
Gleam Alright:
- alorted GuldOn OF the day. a shell
ter through the night.
noeF naG and my flag. and oh. how
much a hoidsi
Ne~r ano and my land secure within
90 folds.
tsuf heart al my heart beat quicker
90 the SIGHT.
Mun-nlsaed and wind tossed, the red
end blue and white:
~ one naE. the great flag. the flag for
ne and You.
olnrtaed al else beside. the red and
White and blue
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

AlrT~ruu Charles SWinburne. last
great poets of the Victorian
49,. b. dead. He died in London
Aprn eth in his 72nd wear
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

Dat punish the child for doing
somethinr in imitation Of yourself.
c. yourself right first and then cor
- the child
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

Thomas " Higginson. the aged an,
thor. says that 10 he were able he
souid huy himself an airship and sail
n o.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

The people az Florida are now hear.
ma more about the Wales claims. -
netfer pay h and get rid OF IL.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16
FRIDAY. APRIL Is, 1909

TIE t4Ehtest man In the legisla-
tufe Cumcs from Marion county
Lac city Index
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

.o n.nan Allen Hitchcock. who wos
.do5t OF the interior under Pres,
'oent Mckinley, is dead. res
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

mere may be some towns ins+
Index. Lake city.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1909-04-16

FRANK HARRIs, Editor.
.. Y. Leavsaaood. Business Manager.