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Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-08-04
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lit l0ut amtli6er W}itteilung fol9en=
Der:
Die taiierliten 3e9ierun9en bon
&uBlano unO Sapan iinO, 0ufri6tiQ
ben 8runoIGBen er9ebe>1, Die Our6 Die
8lUti6en tbnen am 80. Sult 1907 9e=
i6lOHene &OnOentiOn auf9eltellt mer=
ben, uno bon Dem WunIbe beieelt, Die
g8irtuugen oieier &OnOentiOn DinliAt=
ll6 Der &OuIOli0ierung oe5 5rteoen5
i'm iernen Citen 81 ertDettern, itberein
9etOmmen, O08 erpQ9nte Nbtommen
our6 fOlgenoe Yelttmmun9en 81 Oer=
DolltOmmnen:
|. I'm ben @ertebr 81 erlei6tern
uno ben Sanoel Der 00lter gu ent=
wideln, perpfli6ten It3 bic betOen pers
tra9idlieBenOen Yarteien, iib ge9eu=
ieitt9 freunoi4aftli9e Mittpirtun9 81
leiben 6irii9tli6 Der 8erbeRerun9 Der
beioerieiti9en Glientabnlinien III oer
Manoi6urei uno Der YerOolltOmmnuu9
Oes 9erbinoungsOienites Der ertpdlnien
@iienbabnlinien, uno iib ieoer &On=
turren3 gu entbalten, bic Der Nerpirt=
li6un9 oieies 3ieles i6QOlt6 wdre.
2. Die beioen oertra9iblieBenoen
Parteen OerpflI6ten li6, ben Statu5
quo in Der Wanoi6urei, mie er lid aus
alien Nertr09en, &OnpentiOnen unO
anoeren 9lbtOmmen er9Ibt, Die bis
beute, lei es 3wil6en &uBlano mo
Sapan ooer swii6en oieien beioen
Wdbten unO Gbina 9eI6lOllen iino,
aufre6t gu erbalten uno gu reipettieren.
&opien Der ermQbnten 2tbtommen Iino
swii6en HuBlano unO Sapan au89e=
taui6t.
3. Sm Sale, oaB Elm Grei8nis elm
treten iollte, oas 9eei9net wdre, Den
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-08-04
Srau6t Guren Oeuti6sn WunO!

TreUnOe, ntiet Sbr, poriiber
S>6 mid beimlt6 DIT 9e9rdmt?
9QB Der 8eutI6e in Der 6remoe
Sit ii6 Ietnsr 9lbtunft idGmt!
StQtt nit 9euti6en 9euti6 gu reOen,
M0n6er Gn9liib rraOebre6t"
LIMB iOppt nab9etOmm'ne Srtioer:
rNriine 9eutI6e!" - lit oa5 re6t?
6reunoe, ia9t, IT'S gum @erWunoern,
ToG Elm oeutibe5 Ser3 entbrennt,
Mcm 0err r6u6s" Ii6 u6Or" be-
nUnlIet,
r. yNtiIter Goot" Der Sod Ii9 nemt?
Q9eEn Der 9orfi6ulmeiiter rS6neioer "
Sib YrofeNOr 3aDlOr" beiBt,
llnO oaOur6 Dem oeutiden HanO5mam
Sib ais 0O6mut5narr benefit?
g8enn Die &mOer oeutIber Gltern
gti9t eun oeutibes Q8ort Oerlte0n,
llno nit trQntenoer NerQbhtng
g}icOer uui ben vGutbman ieb'n.
Q8em man bort oa8 9euti6e ipOtten
2luf Dem @anOe, IN Der StaOt
Q8eil Der 9eutI6e-piui Der ShanOe!
Selber ea perun9limpft bat.
So, oa mag Oos 0er8 ljb 9ramen,
giebe gltern, ie6t e8 Elm,
Eenn bier muB man bolo lid i6Qmen
Inter Geuti6eu, OeutIb gu iein.
8urum, oeuti6e 8ruoer, eini8t
guren Oeutiben, fe'tsn 8uno,
Vebt Nl8 quite, oeutibe @eute
llnO braudt Guren oeutiAeu Wuno!
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-08-04
ytuususer 21.

ia6e pergelIen batten, ndmlih ben
eoleu 6erltenIaft, Der Ii9 IN 60llern
i'm 5ant unter Der @iuomiible befano
uuo auf wel6en unaufbOrli6 taltes
@alIer floB, oem, poblbemertt, es
berri6te eine afritaniide Sibe, wO6ei
Der 9urit nidt 9eraoe allSutlein mar.
Tes6alb muBte oas Sier ib0n tiibl ges
balten perOen, bamit es aud i6mette.
NlIo ma6te man lid oaran llno iiI6te
ein 6GB6eu aus oem SAINT, Sapfte es
an, fiilltt bic Slider, ItteB 3uiammeu
al uuO traut auf bas 8obl oes 8e=
burtsta9stnOes. Damn lieB man es
iid ibmetsn.
9lm gta6mitta9e tamen 6reunoe aus
alien @e9enoen Suiammen, rm oem
8eburtstu9stinoe ibre @ratulationeu
oarSubrin9en uno bic Stimmung wurs
De balo cine gebobene. Wtan itimmte
i60ne oeutibe 2ieoer an, oB uno trant
uuo amiiiierte N6 aufs tOltli6fe.
Sir bic &inoer wuroe gDettlaufen Inn
Preiie peranitaltet. llno auf oieie
Dirt feierte man ben @eburtstag bis
in bic ipdte gta6t binetn unO ais oas
Sier ale mar, ma6te Ii6 AUDI alles
auf ben Seimweg.
2lm nG6ten Mor9en fubr S6reiber
nit einieeu Seiuer ,Sreunoe aui cine in.
Der gtGbe BON 8len6am Itattiinoenoe
0erItei9erun9. Ster puroen mebrere
Gii6e BON uns tdufli6 ermorbeu, tpelhe
Der llnterseihnete, Ouf einem Snoianer-
SOnD iiBeno, 20 Wteilen beimtrieb.
g8abrli6 cine iebr I6Dtert9e 9luf9abe,
Wemn man es nt6t 9etuObnt lit. glber
alles oteies pdre i6On nod Su ertragen
9eDeen, menn nur Die Suntelbeit nidt
81 frii6 bereingebro6en iuGre. 9lls
mir udmli6 nod einige Meilen bon
SelbD eutfernt maren, muBten tpir an
ben tleinen Saumpflansungen (8roues)
uorbei; trOb meines guten 9lufpaliens
Igelang es ben S3iiber bod, IN oeie
8ropes 3u rentelt, uno oa es ftof ffiniter
mar, 9elan9 es uns nur nit groBen
2lnitren9un9en, bic 8ie6er tuieOer auf
ben g8eg 3u bringen. 9ta6oem aud
alle oieie S6wieri9teiten 9liifli6 iiber-
wunOen maren, langten mir Spar 9e=
iuno, aber buneri9 mie Die @blfe auf
unierer 6arm an, oenn unterpe9s
tonnteu mir tatId6lih fir @elo unb
quite g8Orte nibts 81 eiien betommen.
lin a llbr na6mitta9s batten mir bic
8eritei9eruns Oerlailen unO abenOs Inn
II llbr langten mir Su Sauie an.
Grlt tpuroe unier tnurrenoe Wa9en
befrieOi9t, oann Die &ibe gemolten,
Die Mil6 our6 ben Separator 0eorebt,
uno oann 9in9s in bic Sale unO mad
ni6t LANCER 3eit idltefen mir ben
S9laf Der @ere6ten.
Siensta9abeno be9ab i6 mid auf
ben Seimwe9 uno traf am Mittpo6=
Oormitta9 wieoer in gureta elm. Gum
S6luB muB i6 offen uno ebrlid ees
iteben, OaB man li9 auf Der 6arm
melt beiier amiiiieren tann, als in elmer
tleinen Staot, b. +. penn man es per-
ite6t, nur ems mill i'd 9lei6 propbe.
Seien, oaB td lieber 3eitungen oruten
mill, als &iibe beimtreiben.
Wtit @ruB 8uitap Seitner.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-08-04
3ugelautea.

8Or orei @oden lief auf meiner
6arm 18 Meilen noroOfli6 bon SOs-
mer Elm einidbri9er, roter guQe, nit
abgsi6nittenen Obren 3u. Gi9entiimer
tann li6 oas Sier. segen Se3abluns
idmtli6er llntoiten beim llntersei6neten
abbOleu.
Satob Sunot, Sosmer, 9. 8.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-08-04
3uselauien.

Wi4ael Sup, nabe 8reertipap wobn-
bait, seist on. oab ibm 3uei 8ubtdlber
suselaufen iino. gsioe..rot uno peiB.
&eine aenn,eiden. gissntiimer fann
iid oieielbsn sesen gesabluns Der lln=
toiten bsim llnter;ei4neten abbolen.
Or. 2ub, 8rsenmap, g. o.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-08-04
2anhereien ~ psrpad)ten.

SOllte iemano ben @unI6 baben,
ei,li9e Der 2dnoereien, bic benz Satob
Staderl ooer gllfreo Sbaper geboren,
gu padten, 10 tann er Die n0tigen glr=
oaSu treifen, inoem er in
Der Seuti6en Yant poripri3t.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-08-04

GMtus quo su gefd6roen, weroen Die
bejOrn pertra8i4lieBenOen Yarteien je=
ne5mol nit einunoer in Nerbinoun8
tret>L um Ii6 ilber Mubnabmen su
OerilonOigen, bic Iie fir ri6ti9 uno
nOtuenoi9 era6ten, um ben Status
quO aufrebt ;u erbalten.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-08-04

9eI6aoet, inoem es etpa5 su'ammen=
9eIArumpft lit. 9emo6 lit man ilber=
Seu9t, bah 0ott lns beuer NIT elmer
9uten Grnte bel6enten miro.
IRihael Wolf.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-08-04
3um Scrtauf

SD oiferjere mein Iieben 3immer
Q8Obnbaus no 50 6uB Got bili9 gum
Yertaui. 9os 0ous lit 24x24 SUB
groB uno 2 Stotrperte bod. 2lnfragen
limb gu ri6ten all
SO6n g8erre
Gureta, 9. 8.
Die Eureka post. (Eureka, McPherson Co., SuÌˆd=Dakota) 18??-19??, 1910-08-04

.B after Q8et3en! Die
Muble brou6t i'm, UNI 9utes Mebl
oorou8 gu MAIDEN unO be3ablt Sud AUDI
ben b06iten Preis Oafiir. 9arum
brinQt Guren alten @ei3en gu ben -
Gureta HOller MGblen.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-01-28
NOTICE.

DR.. FRIEDMAN, the well-known
Hot Springs Optician, who was in st.
Joseph in October, last, and corrected
many eyes. is visiting Newellton this
week, and will again be in st. Joseph
for one week, Sunday, January 3Oth to
Sunday, February 9th. Consult him
about your eyes.
Glasses fitted for the relief of Eye
Strain, Headache, or Blurred Vision.
All Errors of Refraction corrected I'M
der a positive guarantee. Special atten-
ton given to children's eyes.
Be sure and see him. Office. at. LOSEY
HOUSE, st. Joseph, fla.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-01-28
MONEY IN RAISING HOGS.

It Is well to call the attention Of
our Louisiana farmers to the fact
that in the Chicago market hogs are
worth SO per hundred pounds gross,
and that the high price is due to the
lack Of the supply to meet the de-
mand, hence it may be reasona-
bly, assumed that the conditions are
such that the prevailing prices will
continue to remain high during the
present year, and, perhaps, for an
indefinite period. In this climate
q pound porker Of the proper
breed can be grown in six months
and upon very much less feed than
in the harsher climate of the North,
thus netting the farmer about s27
Therefore it is quite easy to figure
the profits to the farmer in market
ing two or three hundred heads OF
hogs a year, and this can be done
il he will give his attention to the
industry and abandon the old plan
Of growing only the number OF hogs
required Of home consumption. To-
day the market for pork is quite as
stable az that for cotton, hence there
is no reason why our farmers should
not make more money by raising
more hogs than they do now.
The growth Of the industry will
result in the establishment Of pack
ing plants at convenient points with
in the State to which the hogs may
be shipped and sold, and these
plants will tend..to give permanency
to the: industry in every section Of
the State. There:!is not:the least
doubt that the farmers OF LOUIS
lana would enjoy q much larger
measure Of prosperity if they would
devote themselves to raising less cot
ton and more beef and pork ior
which they will find a good market
at home.
The Houston Post recently called
attention to the fact that few men
in Texas are engaged in raising hogs
on large scalesand are making il
such a great success that the indus
try is attracting the attention Of
persons outside Of the State with
every probability that there will BE-
great increase in the number oil
Texas hog ranches" in the course
Of the next few years.-N. o. Daily
States,
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-01-28
$3.50 Recipe Cures
Weak Kidneys, Free.
Relieves Urinary and Kidney
Troubles, Backache, Straining,
Swelling, Etc.
Stops Pain in the Bladder,
Kidneys and Back.

wouldn't 1t be nice within week or 10 to
begin to say goodbye forever to the scald-
passage of urine, the forehead and the back
head aches; the stitches and pains in
spots before the eyes; yellow skin; grish
bowels; swollen eyelids or ankles ;leg cramps;
unnatural short breath; sleeplessness and the
despOndencyf
I have recipe for these troubles that you
can depend on, and II you want to make q
quick reecvery; you ought to write and get
copy of 1t. Many a doctor would charge
50 so just for writing this prescription, but
have 1t and will be glad to send 1t to you en-
tirely free. Just drop me line like this:
DR.. A. E. Robinson, K $50 Luck Building,
Detroit, Mich, and l will send IL by return
mail In a plain envelope. As you will see
when you get It, this recipe contains only
pure, harmless remedies, but II has great
healing and pain-conquering power.
1t will quickly show its power once you use
IL, so think you had better see what IL In
without delay. will send you q copy free
you can use II and cure yourself at home.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-01-28

Mr.. H. B. Conner, who has held
the position Of cashier of the Bank
Of Waterproof for the past three year,
and who recently resigned same to
accept similar place with the Bank
Of Vidalia, has gone to the latter
place and entered on the discharge
OF his duties. Mr.. C. D. Brigham,
bookkeeper and assistant cashier Of
the Bank Of St. Joseph. and who
will succeed Mr.. Conner at Water.
proof, will assume charge there on
February LIST. In the interim the
place is being filled by Mr.. Guy N.
Hunter.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-01-28

A slight change in the servict
rendered by the locals on the M.
H. & L., and which will rebound
somewhat to our advantage, wen,
into effect last Sunday. In future
the locals, instead Of laying over at
Providence. as heretofore, will &c
on through to McGehee, Arkansas.
This will cause no material change
in the schedule along the line and
none whatever in this parish. Un-
der former arrangement passengers
for points above Providence were
compelled to depend on the psssen-
ger train or lie over at that place.
With the locals going through to
McGehee the stop there. or depend.
ence on the passenger. is no longer
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-01-28

The attention of the readers OF
the Gazette 10 directed to the of.
fer of sale of the mound Field
or Maddox Tract" appearing in
this issue. This is . very desir.
able tract Of land and would be
. splendid investment for any one
who might wish to plant under
present modern methods of agri.
culture, being conveniently stu.
ated and offered upon reasonable
terms.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-01-28
Act No. 1873, Of 1894, Amending Act No.
"a OF 1890, provides

Act No. 1873, Of 1894, Amending Act No
81 Of 1890, provides
That from and after the pronunciation
Of this Act il ehall be unlawful for an,
corporation doing business in this State
or any persOn or persons owning and op
Grating . railroad under the laws Of thii
State, and carrying persons for hire with
in this state, to charge more than thret
cents per mile for each mile they actual.
~ transport the passengers, except q,
hereinafter provided; provided, that al
oil stations where tickets are on sale
that the passenger shall provide himself
with Q ticket, and that persons failing to
20 provide themselves, shall oe charged
not exceeding four cents per mile, ex.
cept from flag stations, or stopping places
where tickets are not offered for sale, in
which cases but three cents per mile
shall be charged.
Provided that children under twelve
years of age shall be charged not more
than maximum rate above Get forth.
Provided, also, that no charge less than
ten cents shall be made for a distance OF
three miles or LEES, and provided further
that no charge Of twenty-five cents or
more shall be made by local or branch
lines, under three miles in length, for
carrying . passenger over such entire
line, that no charge Of more than six
cents per mile shall be made, by local
or branch lines of more than three and
less than seventeen miles in length, and
that no charge Of more than five cents
per mile shall be made by any such road
Of more than seventeen and less than
forty miles in length; provided that when
q passenger fails TO provide himself with
. ticket over such . line . charge not
more than six cents per mile may be
made.
Section 2. That in order to prevent q
Of this Act, the corporation,
person, persons, or agent, 50 willfully
,fYendine shall forfeit and pay for each
md every ofiense, the sum Of One Ian
lred Dollars $4,000 to be recovsn be-
ore any court Of competent jurisdiction;
,ne half Of said sum TO be paid to the
Informant and one half to the Chrity
Hospital of the city Of New Orleans.
Section 8. The provisions Of this Act
hall not apply 10 narrow guage railroads
,nder forty miles in length.
Section 1. That Ill laws and parts OF
avs in conflict herewith are hereby re.
,esled.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-01-28
The Tensas Cotton Oil L Mfg. Co.,


The Tensas Cotton Oil 4 Mfg. Co.,
Of Joseph, is selling some very fine
feed for cattle and stock, known a.
"Bestever" Mixed Feeds and which
are combinations Of cotton seed
meal, cane molasses, alfalfa, lespe-
deza and corn and oats. 1t is in
tended principally for work stock
and milk COWS.
LAyne 4 Bowler Co.. well boren
Of Houston, Texas, and Welsh, La,
ere boring several wells about Wa
1srproof.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-01-28

The Matches papers chronicle the
death Of James R. Samuels at do.
rosa" Wilkinson county, Miss, or
January 26th. aged SO years. De-
ceased was well known in this town,
some fifteen years ago, having been
employed ~ printer on the Gazette.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-01-28
FOR SALE.

"MOUND FIELD" or 'MADDOX
TRACT" containing 140 acres, located
about l2 miles from st. Joseph, between
Hard Bargain and Mayfower planta-
tons on Choctaw Bayou, of which about
one-half is open land and remainder
wood land.
Terms reasonable. For further par
ticulars, apply to the undersigned.
JOS. VI. REEVES, Attorney,
ST. JOAeph. La.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1910-01-28

NOTICE is hereby given that the prop
critics DELTA, ~ 'McGEHEE TRACT
'BRIARLAND" and CLARA NOOK"
or "SHAIFER PLACE." are posted
against hunting or entering upon lands
Violators will be prosecuted.
tSIGNEDl
JAS. P. HARRISON.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-19
SOURCE Of LIFE IS
BACHELORS SUBJECT
Visiting Divine From MICHIGAN
Occupies Methodist
Pulpit.

The zev. ? s. Ba7eAs3ar occupied
liz zalpst e 5he Methods Episcopal
A~Ez-eh last 1ees n tie place y Tbs
regular qaseo- He : 81 q -aar = the
world This beng HI AS aa1 probably
~ zast sermon IL Eo15lala. Nh.
BateBe3sr : = Baptist minister from
Cal2 Water. NieAi-an
rs saa5eet last n-51 was CHRIST.
tte Ssu-ee Il LIE, - 1sz1 beng tax
Il fram John 1910. i az ame that
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have Il EoEe ah1E5Au1v
ae sa4a II part;
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lz-yeaes ar ezaa1-ers 1te. TIE Invalid
. MI spend -lc1 tins ana mercy II a1
effort 70 1D5 any Information. a1v eli
znaTE o some physician. tie EH11Ge q
which 2sv possibly .engtaaz 11s- AZ
ela uzz i 10th 70 ADMIT rza -avaees
tAaf yez-S have made. MAJ has been
s1a1re2 w1tt great strength az5 n8wzr,
AID ye1 how helpless ae finals i L the
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4 >4a 81 t1oS mass -I51 his ss&aEst z n
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ferea7he3 i17o 3 lamp 81 clay and man
became 3 living so1 4 zaz life i
net measured 1E bOz long II lives. bat
av haw Re lives Men saae-1szes
measure man by what h aetE@a1ates
+ O. controls. Nen sboE13 ns judged. n0a
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then. bus By thu 1a1bs- w1an tbav
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history 81 nz1 and va ia that he
care iato LIS 1 wh=E II eaz. u
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that u might know him Tie son q
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sa8s = mn night tseazae tAe SOFAS o.
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-19
Band Concert.

The program tor the band eaacert at
Emma >9sare tonight viii b.:
Nareh->anper FsdelIs. ........ .Sousa
0v-e-7 aIre-4zsna Bole-a. noalzetr-a
D-lsz--TAe Village Master Boleldiea
>elaetion-La Travlata Verdi
oeal-EIawslj2u Songs Ar. by Berger
Selee75a1-The Old Town Lzn6e-s
M2@-z-Tbe SEveRs- 49,. Va. i21--sz,ffel
Polka Good Kiss ...-.~.So o.e
TIE Star Spa1gle5 Banner
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-19
BUSINESS LOCALS.

|s'ito-isl Mess Service. Tel 1851.
F. Royal Hawaiian Garage has tie
r class G. automobiles = tie city
'ens se-yiee- Telephone 1910.
FL s1tb irresistible automobile
50 tsmpz1Esr displayed al Miss
fs's millinery parlo.s- oze feels il
FEpeasa be n zEn q maxine tor Al
r 70 wes- TIE s3ere- 5ea4gsa-
p Watch far -Es ope1iog an
assuer-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-19
MORSE WILL SPRINT SOME.

a g Morse, who wzs zaazzaee3 fo-
Tia leg stature By the Denae-ats s. a
candidate fram -ba fourth district. aP-
reared n tie pa5lshe 15st Il cz13l-
dates a s. D. Moore He wants ! III
sitsrS-oo3 that he i a g. Morse ana
thai BE : going 70 usaAs TN taar i
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-19
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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1910-09-19
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-05-16
PUTNAM'S STUDENT ORATOR

Students from four of the leading
colleges OF the state met in an orator
ical contest on prohibition at the high
school auditorium Thursday evening
the representatives being the best
timber that could be secured from the
schools.
The University of Florida, Gaines
Vile. was represented by +. c. O'Haver
Stetson University, DeLand. by Frank
Wideman: Southern College. Suther-
land, by II. G. Harden. and Columbia
College, Lake City, by \. Knight.
The subject OF Mr.. O'Haver was THE
Sociological Idea of Prohibition in
Florida" while Frank Wideman, for
merly of Gainesville. spoke on THE
Legal Phase of Prohibition" and so
we'll did he handle his subject that he
was declared the winner in the contest.
A. Knight. of Columbia College, spoke
on state Wide Prohibition, and Mr.
Hardin upon The Time for Action"
The college men began the study of
the prohibition subject last winter. and
these men put the results of their work
into an Grafton which was to be deliv-
cred In competitive comparison. hence
the result of their efforts may have
some effect in the coming campaign.
Mr.. Wideman. the winner. will deliv-
er the same Grafton over the state of
Florida in connection with the Stetson
quartet. which is to work under the di-
rection of the Anti-Saloon League OF
this state.
This quartet and Mr.. Wideman will
visit each county in Florida for the
purpose of making one address before
the election in November. and much
service is expected Of them in the
great campaign that is to be waged
At a meeting OF representatives OF
the state colleges connected with the
movement IL was decided to send Mr.
Wideman to Gettysburg to represent
Florida, and it is to be hoped that he
will prove equal to the occasion and
that not only a Florida boy. but a
Gainesville lad. will come home with
the honors OF having won out at this
great meeting.-Gainesvill Sun.