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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08

Sic iollten mid bod in Yptsbam
neden unb laiien mid bis mad,
Magbeburg fabrenl 9abei baben
Sic Dem Sbaler Srinfeelb eineeiteftl
Sic iino ia elm san5 pflibtnereeiieuer
&erl, elm @diinerl am liebiten
mDhte idl Sic pbrfeigen!
Sen 8auh boiler 3orn raft Der
Wann aus Rotsbam ben 8abniteig
entlane. - Sebo6 Der Stationspprz
lteber, Der 3euge bieier aufregenben
Ssene mar, ipenpet ii6 nun nit ltren>
ger Iiene an ben berbliifften 56aff@
ner: Sea. bDren sic mai - bic gusz
bride, beren lid Der 5err beoiente.
iiberiteigen bod ale @ren5en! l1nb
Sic laiien iih bos rubig ~sefalen?l
Saraui ertpioerte Der Sfaffner
sans selniien: 5err Stationsnoriteber.
ib finbe. Der Wann ipar nod aan5
gemiitblif - aber ba 6dtten Sic NAL
crit Sen bDren lpuen, ben ih in Bots
pam rausgei6miHen babe ! I!
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08
ais bic Sdiuaben mad Srter
Molten.

Neun Shipabcn ipollen einmal
bic @elt fennen lernen nnp nnleres
S~errgotts 9tof 81 Srier nnD alsbann
bas 5eiligtbum 5u Gaden b%elld,en,
nm iif bort IblaB 5u bolen. Samit
lie MN beito liderer nnnbelten, iaben
lie es fir gut an, Dab lie lih etlerl
itarten unb langen SpieB madden
lieBen, nit lpelfem lie ole Ncun
gingen. Der tiibnite nno nldnnlltlte
gcbarniIht porau. Siele ibrc Eeiie
9eibab i'm Suit pber Seltmondt. nno
dls lie cines Cages einen iebr peiten
@es aesuaen unb Tie nod fern batten
bis ms Sprf, no Tie Die Sadt gu
bleiben seoa6ten. famen lie AMI cine
8ieie. 6ier flpg nidt melt bon linen
binter elmer Staube elm GpBtdfer ober
cine Sorniile aui nnb brnmmte feino@
lid. Sariiber erIdraf Der poroerlte
10 iebr. baB er beinabe Den SpleB
bate fallen laiien unb einen oeinl@
lihen itreiden lieB nnb ipra6 81 iei@
men @eieaen: Sordt, bprftl @ott.
ih b0r' cine Srommel. Sic Inoeren
Iaaten, CO nGrc linen nllh alio. lno
Ser, pelder Dem YorDcritcn 5und6lt
on Der 8eibe mar, empfing Den 8e@
Itanf Der 8linbihleidc Ieines @eiellen
in Die Taie mn iprad: Gtlpas lit obne
3peifel p~orbanben. benn ih Idmette
bas Ynlper mnb Den 3iinoltrid. Snl
Sni be9om Der @ebarniId1te 5u
fliebcn unb iprans ilbcr cinen 3nun;
Dor bieicm aber lag 5nTdlllg. en-
Hcden, (benn es 6atten oaielbIt Die
2eutc bcn Sag iiber 5eu gemn1t) F.;
barauf trat er, baB ibm Der Stiel alt
Die Gaie id)lig. 8 Incl, 0 lpci! Id)rie
er, nimm mid gefangenl SD ergebe
midi Sic @uberen biipften allc Giner
iibcr ben Mnbcrcn mn riefcn: Grgtblt
on Did, 10 ergcbc i5 mid aud! 3uz
lebt lpurben lie gepubr, bob lie be-
frozen parcn, uub bnmit lie besbalb
nift perbDbnt ipiirbcu, pcrIdipuren lie
iih untereinanbcr, itiQ5uI6iuei9el, bis
Giner bas Waiil auftbue.
Sic nGdite @efabr, Die ibnen
brobte, fam nit Der erIten nift perz
aliden iperbcn; Bonn nah eiuigen
Saaen fiibrtc lie ibr 8ea bnr6 bas
Sradfclb. Sort iab Gin 6aic in Der
Sonne. Der Iih nit Den GorbcrlGufen
Den aopf pubte. NIS iic pieien Inben,
blieben tic itebcu. I'M 81 bcratbIdlns
gen. mas bier bas peni9ir @eidbrli6e
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08
0retel an 8riiham.

Gin 2eier. Ser ieinen Iitmenihen
germ etmns &ergniiglihes" 5ufpmuter
IdBt, ididt einem Sranffurter Slati
in rort9etrerer Nbidbrift ben 8riei
zines 8auernmdbhens ans cincn1
ihtpdbiIhen Sorf, Den bieles Dor
fur3er 3eit an ieinen beim Rilitd,
hienenben Sdab scibrieben bat. Sic
cr9eiternbe SpiItel laItet ipie folgt:
,2iper 8riIdan!
2iper @riiGan! SD babe ieb,
&cimipeb nnd)p oiir. 2iper 8riid]ai
mare iebr frob, penn brt mai bel min
rrdrid)t. Seit bnB Oh bort piiidt
fan it itimiuer mdbr frob fem. 2ipe,
@riidanl 81 nic gliiglif mar i'd
lueni1 bu mir in Wdb cine StGl aus.
MAIDEN pirit bas ih INNER bel Dir,
gennt linn.
9iper @riidun, on bait mir BIZ
Sreue periprogebn mnb buIt seiaft
DAB OH pas 9lamtaIhe net maniht
felt 8riifon, iebt idreibIt bu meb,
benz mer ban fiihter c Sun 9eIhlaab:
tet, banu griihte en- Saufleilh I'm
Sauppriht eIftc 10 10 fcbre. 2ipc,
8riifan 10 lei gut unb LAB bid ii
Der llnifprm fotografirn nnb ihid.
mir bas Sptosraf. unb bnB ih Did
inrnmmeln fam unb benfe. bid uls
lauter 2ippe iiber mel 8ett, ipr
ih idlpfe.
Siper @rilhan mann bu mod nal
fpmmlht, bann fpmm no fro bel mid
2iper @riidan. ih belle Gag Uni
Nabt Inn bid Den ib babe iebr 5eims
lpeb nad,ter. 2iper 8riihan es glib
nifts i6Dneres auf Der 8elt ais wit
selipt unb gelipt 81 iperben. 9ipel
@riidan ibenn Or Sunger ba1ht. il
i6reibe mer, ba tbun i6 Der
aaid,tde hoa @ori6t Idide, mir bas
ben piel Spedr0delf1en mimi maht
laiien no buife no aber gleid elie
benn es is e Sinnbilo u~nIerer Gipe.
9iper @rii6an. meine 3eitlane
mad Dir lit iebr groB. INNER tenfe al
bid apper i) bape niht INNER ouipeil
ousu. gs gilt uno grit bid peine Did
lipenbe beine unner9eBlife 8retel
mein liper iiiber 8riidan."
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08
stt$ss

&urlnsc ais ein Sprtihritt beseihnet
wcrben. Gs lit and unbcnfbar, bal,
Grenten anf bic Saner has suriifse=
biicbctite @abigcieb bebalten farm.
Die Spsialbemufratie fam nift nit
&nhlgeietcn iiberuunbem mcrben; Tie
mirn mir in tire Sd,ranfen smriifae=
hraitgt bmrh cine hriitlidlc Grstebuns
bes @ulfes SIT cinem driilih : cun=
ieruatipen Senfcn nnb Sanbcln aiid)
lit Der Yplitif, iuie Der greiie Mbseprn=
netc Scrplb ppm Centrum bel Der Be-
~ipredlnns Der @ablrehts : Gorlasc
rtd,tig betpnte. SaB aud bas nlsez
nteinc 9leihe nnb 9ebeime BablreGt,
nic I'M Geidstag Die natioualen Snz
t~ereliei, nitt Sdaben leioen ldBt, Das
bat Der 9teid)stag nit Der gntlpide@
lung n~nlerer Irree ritD Narine beutz
lid 9c5ei8t.
Npdy in bieIen Eager lit Der Wilis
tdrz gtat 5l @nbe beratbsn iporben.
pbne baB MIR cine ernite aritif erz
boben ipurbe. gs lei benn Die alto
Slage Der 9epprsusung Deg Ibels i'm
6eere. Iber lie pirb alld beim
Nuslpdrtigen Gtat iuieDerfebret, II.
peritdrftem IaBe bel Der aritif NM
icrer Diplomatic uitb 5anbelspertres
tllneen i'm Inslanbe. Sier lie9t
unIer ihipdditer Snnft. Sier mub
@anDel seid)affeu iperben. Hur Der
Nptb geborbeno uno nit ben 3dbnen
tniridenb baben mir Die leeten Sanz
belsoertrdee ~ausenommen, Die nns
infer Iusipdrtiges Imt nerpfui6t bat.
bc5tp. nniere Gertreter i'm Iuslunbe.
lluter biciem 8eiiftspunfte lit aud
Die la%ltloIe Innabme bes 3anbelsz
Sropiioriums nit Imerifn 81 be-
tradten. Gin beipaffneter Sriebel
elm @epebr BEL SUB iteben nit benz
8lid nllf Den Seinb eeri1tet unb NIT
Dem Iprins: rNidt pieberl" (Siebe
hier5u .8erliner Corresponding" uui
Ssite s. - Sic Geb.)
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08
Gin ihredlther Musbrnh

zines @ulfans errest auf flrSe 3eii
Sntereiie, niib Sbr Sntereiie in Sauts
allsbril6en miro bon ebeuio fur5er
Snler iein, ipenn sic 8ndlen' 8
Mrnifa Salbe, bas idJneaitc 5eiln,ittel
hafiir, gebrduden. So9ur Die
idlimmiten @eidipiire ober Sieber>
ipllnDen tperben balb burh bieielbe ges
beilt. gs lit Die bette Gable fir
9rdnbz II. ShnittipunDen, Gietifuns
gen, seIpruusene 9ippcn rno 6dnDe.
Sroit6eulen unb Sdm%orrboioen. Sic
ielbc peribafft ipfprtige 2inbernns.
25 Gents in g. @. Huete' 8 apoz
t6ete, 656 Wain Ctr, Dubuque. Sa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08
Die GrbiGaft TN Weienfmtter.

@ns u 9 + a III. ltngarn. ipirb be-
ridtet: Sn Bosnia rob itarb Dor
eiuisen Sagcn Der reife Bauer Nifo@
Dem 8alnti. Ran beerbiete i'm in
ieinem Stants : In5ng. Iber cine
ISOLDE nad Dem 2eidenbeedngniB err
iubren bic grben aus 8alati's Selta>
ment. baB er iein g~aarselb i'm Be-
TRACE bon $4,000 &ronen in ieinenl
In3us eineendbt babe. Ser 8iihoi
fonnte crit na6 lan9em 6leben Der
perSmeifelten Grben ba5u bcipoger
iperben, ieine 3uitimmung sur gr@
bumirung nnb llnteriudnng Der
3eid,e 5u seben. Inter bebDroliber
Iifltft mIrbe Der S~taatsanSug rns
terIuft, nnb ridtis fanb man I'M
Sutter Der Welte Den genaunten 8ss
trag eingcndbt. Sod ipliroe Den Or
ben cine neue gnttduihung 5utbeil
Der erGBte Sbeil Der einsendbt geiues
Ienen 8anfnoten itammt aus dlterer
Seit unb Die SdJeine iino ldngit allbel
&rlrs 9eieet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08
@arf bic @mrit mad Der spefieite

Solgenbcs ergDblide Stiid ipirb
aus Gbicago. ST.. berihtet: Wfit
elmer rieIigen Salamiipurit bat iiin9it
abenbs Der Sleiider 5ermanu Bar
nifplp 3ipei Nduber perjagt Die. Giner
nit einem 8epolner ino Der Inoere
nit einem Sobtlfldger in Der Sanb,
bel ibm e~intebrten unb ieinen Gorratb
an 8~aarselo perlangten. Die 8unz
bitten batteu lire 8eiifter gelhipdr5t,
Inn lid unfenntli6 8u maiden unb err
tldrten 8arnitoiu, Der IN Dem Sarie
SO. 2242 Belmont Ine. ieinen SIeiids
unb Materialpaaren : 2aben fiibrt,
ipenn er nift nit Dem 8eloe beralsz
ride, ipiirben lie fur3eu Yrp3eB nit
linn MAIDEN. @arnifoip brebte lid
nm. griff na6 elmer @urit, Die linn
aeraSe our Sanb mar uno Ihleuberte
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08

Gier gerelonen an5rsreifen ,tnb in
ungefdbr Is Iinuten an tobten, ge@
lang Dem am Sube Ser 8lauen 8eree
i'm Staate @ a pobnens
ben 81. s.. 8abriel, einem 2anbmann.
0ie pier Sergl0fpen fraBen an benz
aabaper zines YferOes, ipeldes tie aez
tDbtet batten, als Der GARNER auf Der
Silbfldhe eridien nnb stpei bon linen
iofprt eri6pb; Die Sipei anberen Idle
men fampfesmutbig. bod Die 8altbliis
ti9feit bes SSgers I6iiste i'm Dor
einem In9riff, inbem er in raider
Heibenfplee nr6 bieie beiben 8eltien
nieberi6oB. Sr. 8abriel mar pieier
Gage in Miotin, I'm, Die Sele Der
Sbiere 81 perfaufen. Serslopen ers
ideiuen in iener @egenb rubelipeiie,
inbem bas Sutter fnapp lit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08

Seize reaett lid, i'm Sd1opBe Der Grbe bic criten
5rliblinasidite. Nuf alien 8ebietel Der 9atrr bee
ginnt Der ReubiIoungs pro5eBf idniltern, tauin
bemcrfbnr sruar nod, aver bod unoertenrbar
fiir ben seunuen 8eobaolter. 2lm ~eigeaen 2etbe
itaglt tn es iVilrei. Us treibr mo orilt9t III Str
etipas. ais oh eS 5eIeln iprenaen wolte. Damn
iuieoer iuiro eS It'll. nitlts rest lid ltear uro cine
ihter erlabmeloe Nattigfeit toltmt lber lid.
9te Sunftionen Defines aetges o%eria5sn. Seine
@eiidbt iarbe fuirb fabl ltnD gran. 1opne1nler5.
idledlter. ipieoerlieher @eidlnlaf uno Sertopltns
betunoen. oas Die 8erbaun 98urgane trdge 'tn6.
NehnIitfIe S beiaaeit nnbere Nr3sirhen, Uts !. ..
3rifen in Der Magensegenb. Shluiibel, SerSs
flppfen. Setttueilige M~themnoth, 9sldenldlpdche,
8elbiudt unb SebitDrurgeH. Audl III Dir tdnps
fen Der Wirter unb Der 5rie0 sur Neubiloung.
Der 8orlGuier oes SriiblingS. Der 0inter bleibt
aber nod Sie8cr, beni 2ein Sorper ut otrh bic
rlpnntelnn9e Nnhduiuua BON @elpebsldiaden,
b. b. oen i'm aDrper iit) ielbfi biloenoen 8tften. 81
geirhiudcht. UNI idb aus ctgener Strait 5n neuent
geben onrdl5nrtngeu. SeBt III eS an Der 3ett,
Eeinem 9eidlfpadbten aorper ~ 9llIe gu fontilten.
iuben, IN Die befud brten ct. SernarD arduter'
pilen gebraudpf.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08
60 ,uiberipeuitis mie Wauleicl

iinb Sic 2eber unb Die ginseipeibe
mandmal; bieielben ideinen obne ltrs
iad,e gu ltoden. Msoam aibt's 8es
I6~peroen: Gppetitloligfeit, llnperbaus
lidfeit, Nerb1iitdt, 8ersaaen, &opfe
idumer5en. Nber Iolde 8elhmerDer
peri6ipinoen bur6 ben @ebranb Dor
Or. Sings Tetp 2ife Giaen, Dem
belten Mmen> unb 2ebere5 eilmittel
Der @elt. go einfad. % Genta
in &. 8. Muete's 9pptbefe. 656
Wlain StraBe, Dubuque, Sonia.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08
Bonn Saniirer suni @siaipnir.

Sn 2igonier, Sub. itarb g.
Mier, bcfanntcr Iilliondr mn Yrdiis
bent 5lpeier @anten. Der auf einc lpirfs
lid intcreilarte aarrierc 5uriid6liden
fonnte. Ils armer G%inipanbcrer mar
CT Dor etipo 80 Sabrcn ans YremBen.
100 er i'm Sabre 1882 9eboren mar.
eingetrofieu. bate mebrere Sabre ais
Saulirer bas 2aub Dur15o9eu uub lid
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08
Der lebenbise Scidnant.

@us 9roofpille. Snb.. pers
lautet: Cine irrtbiimlihe I%ufiaiiung
bon Den geieBli6en Serpfli6tun9en
Dem Coroner ge9cniiber fiibrte ba5u,
Dab man Den critarrten aorper bon
Glue Gamblers nabc6u 5ipci Stlnbcn
in Der aGlte I'M Sreicn lie9eu lieB, be-
boz man ibu in elm 3immer brabte.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08

lte aus 9eibesfrdften In ole Gichtlno
Der Haliber. Die iiber Dieic aiibn6cit
oerarttg erI6rafcn, onB lie ihleuniait
TetBans nabn1eu. Sic 9olisei Fat
bis lest bon ben furbtian,en gai,oiz
ten feline Spur befpmmeu.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1910-03-08

bann. neil er' bon ieinen giluabmen
nifts eriibrigen fonnte. in Snbiana
Undergraduates, mn er 2anb fdufte.
Sn lpeuigcn Sahren mar er Elm fpobls
babenDer Tanu. Sci ieinem Spbe
mllrbe iein &crnD9cn auf mebr ais
5lpei WtiIlipnen peranIdblaat.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-09-29
ROOT SUCCEEDS ROOSEVELT
A. Chairman Of the New York Repub-
llcan COnventlOn-HaFmOn In
None Too Thick

Saratoga, n. Y, Sept. 29.-War on
graft was made the keynote Of the
platform reported by the state repub-
lican convention committee on resolu-
tions yesterday. Dishonesty in the
public service is declared to be next
to treason and one of the most fla
grant of crimes. The platform enthus-
iastically endorses the progressive
and statesmanlike leadership of Pres
ident Taft"
The convention met the second time
the committee on credentials reported
no contest and the roll of delegates
was adopted. Senator Elihu Root was
made permanent chairman and sue
ceeded Temporary Chairman Roosevelt
upon the platform.
In speech Roosevelt said that the
trend of public opinion in the state
but declared that he would not lose
hope. I'VE will change the sentiment
and will win he declared. Otto
Barnard succeeds Timothy Woodruff
as chairman Of the state republican
committee. Woodruff was ruthlessly
thrown off the committee.
There is not any too much harmony
that the old guard will be handed out
much in the way of sop by the doughty
colonel and his friends, and it is more
than possible that they will sulk
throughout the campaign.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-09-29
RESOLVED NOT TO RUN
GaynOr Definitely Declines Democrat
ic Nomination for Governor Of
New York

New York. Sept. 29.-James Creel-
man of New York made public yester-
day a letter from Mayor Gaynor. Mr..
Creelman decided on this step because
he became convinced that nothing but
this action would prevent Mr.. Gaynor's
nomination by the democratic state
convention. The letter follows: .
''St James, September 20. 1910.
Dear Mr.. Creelman: 1 am this day
writing to Chairman Dix stating that
1 am not a candidate for nominat ion
for governor and refuse to become
such.
Some have said to me that the con-
vention may nominate me, although I
am not a candidate. 1t seems to me
that it might appear vain or egotiSt-
ical for me to assume in my letter to
Mr.. Dix that that extraordinary thing
might happen. therefore write this
supplemental letter to you to take to
Rochester and show there So as to
prevent my nomination if it should
appear to be imminent
Make it plain that if nominated I
would decline to accept. / could not
a abandon to their fate the splendid men
whom l have appointed to office, and
who are working so hard for good
government, nor could l abandon the
people of the city of New York after
so short service. You may make
this letter public in advance Of going
to Rochester IT, in your judgment. you
think the situation calls for it. But
do not do unless it be plainly neces-
sary. Every honest man will under
stand me. "Sincerely,
"W. J. Gaynor."
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-09-29

ed the flames and becan to call out:
Fire. fire. fire." which. of course. at
tracted attention, thus saving the
house. The damage was slight.
Mrs s. L. Campbell left last Tues
day for Jonesboro, Tenn, TO visit her
mother who has been very i'll for
some time.
Mr.. J. S. Barrett is about to leave
here TO accept a position with the H.
B. Masters Company Of Oca1a-
Many Of our people will attend an
ice cream social at Belleview tonight.
Mrs. T. ". billiard and Miss Daisy
Davis spent the day last Tuesday with
Mrs L. G. and Miss Pearl billiard.
Mrs. George Nelson of Floral City
delivered a lecture last Sunday at the
Methodist church which was largely
attended. The subject was the
temperance question.
Rev. Mr.. Cecil Phillips will hold SER
vices next Sunday at the Methodist
church. All are invited:
Mr.. c. J. McGehee of the McGehee
Lumber Co, of Levon. was a visitor
here last Tuesday.
The Gus Burton place just east of
Belleview was sold to Mr.. D. Haskell
Of California, the consideration being
$500. The r. T. York farm Of 12O
acres at Oxford has been purchased
by Mr. w. n. Nichols. The above
sales were negotiated and completed
by Mr. S. L. Campbell.
Mr.. J. NJ. Neely reports the sale of
eight farms and two lots since last
Saturday.
Misses Mary and Juanita McWhite
visited friends at Anthony last Sat
urday and Sunday.
This has been a very busy week for
both the Florida National Land Co.
and the National Hotel The follow
ing are the new arrivals since our last
writing: G. w Brooke. Fl. L. Beech,
J. Erbs, wife and daughter. A. II. Nc
Monomagle, J. Thera. Geo. ]. Hichey,
NJ Rogliatto A. B1akeslee and wife.
T. Darling and wife. Hiram NJ. Miller,
BARLEY Durgin. W. NJ. Byrel. Andrew
Miller, Winnifred Netterberg. Anna
Netterberg. c. NJ. Blair, J. S. Tyler.
f. Pringle, F.. Fl. Young. c. w. Camp
bell, ]. L.. Mcdaniel, Eli Moore, r. B.
Vincent, r. NJ. Johnson. w. f. Orton
and V. Shwartz All the above are
here to locate lands purchased
from the Florida National Land Co.
and have expressed themselves as we'll
satisfied.
Mr.. N. I. Gottlieb of Ocala was a
visitor here last Wednesday.
Mr. Frank T. Evans of Jacksonville,
spent the day here last Thursday.
The automobile garage now being
built by the land company is nearing
completion and will be fully equipped.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-09-29
HOW'S THIs9

We offer One Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of catarrh that can
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. Cheney & CO., Toledo, o.
We. the undersigned. have known F.
J. Cheney for the last Is years, and be-
lieve him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by his firm.
Walding, Kinnan & Marvin,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-
nally. acting direct upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Testi-
monials sent free. Price 75c. per bot
tie Sold by all druggists. Take Halls
Family Pills for constipation.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-09-29
EAST TAMPA ANNEXED
Big City ON the Gulf VIII Soon he All
One Municipality

Tampa. Fla. Sept. 2s.-The territory
known as the town of East Tampa
was annexed to the city of Tampa
yesterday as result Of the election
keld for that purpose. Fifteen nun
dred and seventy-siN votes were cast.
OF this number 1921 votes were in ia
vor of anexing the territory in ques-
tion against 295 cast against annex
ing. The election passed of quietly
BY virtue of this election Tampa
comes into possession of waterfront
rights along the proposed government
estuary which will allow this city am
pie municipal dOckage for the accom-
mOdation of maritime commerce un-
hindered by private corporation con-
troll and will allow Tampa to comply
with all requirements Of government
anent harbOr Improvement here. The
city council has canvasSed the returns
and declared the territory annexed.
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HOW GOOD NEWS SPREADS

II am 70 years old and travel most Of
the time," writes 3. F. Tolson, Of
Elizabethtown. KY. "Everywhere I go
recommend Electric Bitters, because
owe my excellent health and vitality
to them. They effect cure every
time" They never fail to tone the
stomach, regulate the kidneys and bow
els, stimulate the liver, invigorate the
nerves and purify the blood. They
work wonders for weak, run down, men
and women, restoring strength, vigor
and health that's daily joy Try
them. Only soc. Satisfaction Is posi-
lively guaranteed by all druggists.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-09-29
ALLEGIANCE TO ITALY
Had Not Been Cast on by AIbanO. On'
Of the Men Recently Lynched
At Tampa

Tampa, Sept. 2s-That complications
with the Italian government may re-
suit from the lynching of Angelo Al
bano here a week ago was indicated
yesterday when Count Maroni. special
agent of the Italian government with
headquarters at New Orleans found
Albano's passports from Italy. The
burden is now upon the United States
to prove that he was American cit
izen. Count Maroni has communicates
his findings to the Italian amba asSador
at Washington and an investigation
will follow. There is no question now
but that Castenge Ficarotta, the 9TH
man executed, an American
subject.
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A splendid bargain in a suburban
property. Just adjoining city limits
on the north, II acres on the hard
road; best land, all cleared and in cul-
tivation; fenced with field fence; ex-
cellent drilled we'll of water, good barn
and nice five-roOm house. Can be
divided into 80 lots, with one street
and two alleys and make a splendid
proposition. Titles perfect. Price,
$3.50 cash or s14OO part cash and time
on balance. Apply at Star office IL you
mean business
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-09-29

The Star office has two Fay-Sho oles
typewriters for sale at great bargains.
Both are in first class condition, with
metal covers that cost $3.50 extra each,
new ribbons and just Overhauled and
put in good condition. They are COM
paratively new machines, are not worn
and look Well. We will sell either or
both at S25 cash, for each. II you
want a good machine at a bargain, call
at the Star office at once.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-09-29
PRINCIPLE ABOVE PARTY
Mr.. Bryan Will Not support any Dem
Ocrat Who Disagrees With His
Ideas Of Right and Wrong

Hutchinson, Kansas. Sept. 29.-"I
would rather support an insurgent or
progressive republican than a stand
pat democrat who does not stand for
the principles which 1 advocate" de-
clared William Jennings Bryan is a
speech delivered here yesterday. He
asserted that he would refuse to be
bound by party lines when principles
are at stake.
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STUBBORN AS MULES

are the liver a2d bowels sometimes:
seem to balk without cause. Then
there's trouble-loss Of appetite-indi-
gestion, nervousness, dependency and
headache. But such troubles fly be-
fore DR.. Kings New Life Pills, the
worlds best stomach and liver rem
edy So easy. Csc. at all druggists.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-09-29
IN ATLANTA OCTOBER EIGHT
Grand Reception i'm Store for Colo
mel ROOsevelt In the Gate City

Atlanta. Sept. 29.-It has been ar
ranged TO have the 18th United States
regiment turn out on the occasion of
Theodore ROOsevelt'S visit to Atlanta
on Oct. Sth and escort him to his first
stopping point His appearance is ex-
citing great interest and the reception
given him Will not he short of that
accorded to an actual president
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REGISTRATION NOTICE

The registration books OF each pre-
cinct in the county are now out The
days in Ocala will be
Thursday. Friday and Saturday OF each
week. Those in the country precincts
are the days named in the law. In
Ocala the books will be in charge tenn
porarily Of Capt. ]. a. Tucker in the
registration office in the court house.
T. d. Lancaster.
S-7-dwtf Registration OfAcer
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WHEN MERIT WINS

When the medicine you take cures
your disease, tones up your system
and makes you feel better. stronger
and more vigorous than before. That
is what Foley's Kidney Pills do for
you. in all cases of backache, headache.
nervousness. loss Of appetite. sleepless-
ness and general weakness that Is
caused by any disorder of the kidneys or
bladder. Sold by the Court, Pharmacy.