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K FRIDAY APRIL 17 1908 1908Two 1908Two 1908Two
Two thousand saloons were recent recentay recentayvoted recent1y
ay ayvoted voted out of business in Illinois IllinoisAn IllinoisAn IllinoisAn
An old horse can stand neglect bet better better better ¬
ter than a colt an old man better betterthan bettera betterthan
than a child childSenator childSenator childSenator
Senator Taliaferro has introduced introduceda introducedlabl1H
labl1H a bill for the erection of a federal federalbuilding federalbuIlding federalI federalbuilding
I building at Live Oak OakButtermilk OakuttermUk OakButtermilk
Buttermilk saved from the last lastchurning lastcbuming lastcburnIng
churning makes a good starter for the thecream thei theIcream theeam i
cream eam for the next churning churningThe
The friends of a Governor Broward Browardeeem Browardleeem BrowardEeem
eeem to think that the best way to toPreserve toiJreserve topreserve
Preserve and perpetuate the primary primaryto
JJS to set it at defiance defianceAnd defianceAnd defianceAnd
And Teddy the Great is actually actuallymaking actualbmaking actuallyil1ng
making preparations to fight Venez Venezuela Venezuela Venezue1a ¬
uela It is like a giant striking a ba baDont bRy baby
by y Dont t Teddy dont dontOne dontOne dontOne
One successful hogman has gotten gottenaway gottenawaYfrom gottenaway
away awaYfrom from the idlea that hogs like likefilth Ukefilth likelth
filth lth and must have it to prosper He Hesweeps Hesweeps Hesweeps
sweeps out his pens every day dayGalveston dayalveston dayGalveston
Galveston is the second largest ex exiporting exPorting exporting
Porting city in the TJniited States StatesWhen StatesiWhen StatesWhen
When the Panama canal is finished finishedIt
It t may run up to the top of the list listCarrie listCarrie
Carrie Nations talk is rotten rottenthe rottenrsayS rottenLays I
Lays the Gainesville Sun And Car Carxie CarJIie Carlie
lie < says the press is rotten Bad state stateOf stateinfaffairs
infaffairs Of 0 affairs indeed indeedOrlando Orlando Reporter ReporterStar ReporterIStar ReporterStar
Star IStarPolitics StarPolitics StarPolitics
Politics are growing so dull and andinsipid andnsipid L Linsipid
insipid that the combined efforts of ofthe of1he ofthe
the president and Tom Lawson seem seemImpossible seemifmpossible emi
i Impossible to infuse anything like life lifeinto lifeinto lifeinto
into the campaign
c A strong strongeort effort is being made to toHon tove tohave
have ve Hon Robt P Rogers make the thexace thee therace
race e for county judge in Marion coun county counrty county ¬
ty Uncle Bob is a power in what whatever whatl ¬
t l ever veF section he lives llvesLake Lake City In Index InGex InWhether ¬
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Whether wisely or not Andrew Car Caraiegie Caregie Cariieg1e
aiegie is the most liberal giver the theworld theworld theworld
world has ever known He has al aljeady already already
ready given away 161000000 and andlis llndfissUH andis
lis fissUH still giving in a most prodigal prodigalmanner prodigalml3nner prodigal1mrnner
ml3nnerWh8tS manner mannerWhats 1mrnnerWhats
Whats the use of legislating against againstrthe againsttJhe againstthe
the pistol toting totin habit if our states statesjuen statesJIJlen statesi
i r juen are to set the example e of break breaking breakiing breakng ¬
ing ng after making the law A con conand conIgressDttLn congressin
IgressDttLn and anda a senator fined for car carfrying carg cariing
frying g deadly weapons all in one week weekHoward week1EIGward
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Howard Gould brings an n awful fill in intJiotMwit inl in1ott
l tJiotMwit against his wife It were weretzinioh ere so sounuoh somlo
unuoh mlo better if these family skeletons skeletonswere
were kept hid away in some dark darkcloeeL darkImoeet darktIoe
cloeeL tIoe It tis is said ssi tAu on o one occasion occasionMrs occastoniljrs occasionrs
Mrs rs Gould with a male companion companionemptied companionlenap coinnIonienp1ed
emptied lenap e a full bottle of brandy brand at t a asitting alShtde8lt aiLniie
lShtde8lt iLniie sitting sittingpicture MtthgThe ng ngI
m The f picture of f Hoi John Jo mN N C Cand CIStGciCrtromaai CS4iotioi
I IStGciCrtromaai S4iotioi and ud his platform was every everywhere eYer eYerhere everywhere ¬
where la evWtence evl eIlce yesterday Every
resere rG at Ocala postof postofifice postofii pOstofice
ifice ii ce got oae or more of these pam pamaai pamjJJhaets pamphIets
I jJJhaets aai and nd l they were visible on the thefloor thetpOStoce
I IDQ9fJGffice floor and an d on the sidewalks sidewalkstrat 1 I
I but many were carefully pocketed and andin andmaJ andn
maJ in n all probability will ill be carefully carefullyread carefullyTead
j read TeadI readGovernor
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I Governor ovnor Browards announcement announcement3br
I for the senate makes this race one onethat oneat oneihat
that at contains the favorite of nearly nearlyevery nearlyevery
1 every voter in the state It is impos impossible imposJSible impossible ¬
sible to even surmise who ho will be the thewinner therinner thewinner
winner but here is hoping that the thechronic theJ theebronic
J chronic nic officeseeker oftlceseekerthe the man who whowants whoj whowants
j wants ts to feed everlastingly out of the theipnblic thepnblic
j ipnblic crib will not be elected to oc octmpy octropy ocVUPy
tmpy this important seat seatGadsden seatGadsdenCounty seatGaclsdenCounty Gadsden GadsdenCounty
County Times TimesGovernor TimesI TimesGovernor
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j Governor Broward is s not the first firstof firstI
I of f Floridas chief executives e ecut es who wli have havef havedried
I f dried tried led to reach a senate seat through throughhe throughttJheg
ttJheg he governors vemor9s office Governor Per Periry PerT
I iry 1rytriet1 T tried it an aaf an4fled fitted ned Governor Jenj Jell
tried tre it ItaudialJed a d failed Will his history hisItolT history ¬
tory repeat itself Maybe aYbe so and may maybe m maybe ¬ I Ibe
be not Primary day ak alone e will set settle sett1et1la settie ¬
tie t1et1la tke qestk qestioRiG1i > a Madison Enter Enterprise Eatermse EnterpiIse ¬
prise priseTears piIseYears mse mseYsrs
Tears back Mr lr Broward and his hisactioa hisbctk hisfctki
bctk actioa eteii c1aiBted ed that a banker had no noibasteeas DO1busmees noiume
ibasteeas holding a public office ese especJiaHy ese1ci1idy eec11y
cJiaHy a national ODe and this was wasused wasUSM as asUS6 i
used US6 by them against ag llst Senator Talia Taliafarro Talilrro Tliferro
ferro when hen he was running for reeiction re reelection reeloot0n ¬
election four years ago It is quite quitedifferent quittatmoreDt quitedierent
different with wH them now especially especiallywith
with wt tR Mr Broward as Mr Milton MiltonTVbow MUtonJt Miltonthe
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TVbow Jt a the t e governor gQ rnor has tas appointed as asUnited asThitted
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United States senator is a rich bank banker ¬
er of Marianna MulannLVolusia Volusia County Re RetJ I I4ccrd
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MR BRYAN AND THE NOMINA NOMINATION NOMINATION NOMINATION ¬
TION TIONMr TIONIr TIONMr
Mr Ir O OlStealy O tealy writes to the Cour Courier Courier Courier ¬
ier Journal that Mr William Jen Jennings Jennings Jennings ¬
nings Bryan Br an will be nominated at the theDenver theDenver theDenver
Denver convention on o the first bal ballot ballot ballot ¬
lot that nothing can now be inter interposed interposed interposed ¬
posed to prevent it The Courier CourierJournal CourierJournal CourierJournal
Journal which has opposed Mr Bry Bryans Bryans Bryans ¬
ans nomination as unwise now ad admits admits adinits ¬
mits that his nomination is a fore foregone foregone foregone ¬
gone conclusion conclusionThe
The CourierJournal and other dem democratic democratic democratic ¬
ocratic newspapers that have been beenunfavorable beenunfavorable beenunfavorable
unfavorable to Mr jr Bryans nomina nomination nomination nomination ¬
tion are strong in their admiration of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the loftiness of his character his rec rectitude rectitude rectitude ¬
titude his loyalty his patriotism patriotismMr
Mr Bryan stands in the same atti attitude attitude attitilde ¬
tude as did Martin Van Buren with withthe withthe withthe
the democrats and Henry Clay with withthe withthe withthe
the whigs years ago and Mr Elaine Elainewith Blainewith Blamewith
with the republicans in recent times timesHenry timesHenry timesHenry
Henry Clay was the very idol of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the whigs when that party was in inpower inpower inpower
power and yet when he received the theunanimous theunanimous theunanimous
unanimous nomination of his party he hewas hewas bewas
was defeated at the polls by a then thenobscure thenobscure thenobscure
obscure democrat No man was so sobeloved sobeloved sobeloved
beloved as was Mr Blaine by his par party party party ¬
ty yet he failed to reach the White WhiteHouse WhiteHouse VhiteHouse
House and died a brokenhearted brokenheartedman
man manMr
Mr Ir Bryan in 1896 was not only the thenominee thenominee thenominee
nominee of the democratic party but butwas butwas butwas
was likewise the nominee of the pop populist populist populist ¬
ulist party and it is estimated that thata
a million populists voted for him in inthe inthe inthe
the general election electionThis e1ectIonThIs electionThis
This year Mr Thomas E Watson Watsonis
is the nominee of the populist party partyand partyand partyand
and is keenly hostile to Mr Ir Bryan Bryanand Br Bryanand an anand
and is trying to array every populist populistvote populistvote
vote against him himIn himIn himIn
In 1896 Mr William Randolph RandolphHearst RandolphHearst RandolphHearst
Hearst with his great newspapers newspaperswas
was then a bright particular star in inthe inthe inthe
the democratic firmament and was en enthusiastic enthusiastic enthuslastic ¬
thusiastic in his support of Mr rr Bry Bryan Bryan Bryan ¬
an and for every dollar contributed contributedby
by all the other democrats in the theUnited theUnited theUnited
United States to the national cam campaign campaign campaign ¬
paign fund was duplicated by him himThis himThis himThis
This year Mr Hearst is hostile to Mr MrBryan MrBryan Ir IrBr
Bryan Br ran and is organizing a party of ofhis ofhis ofhis
his own and is sending his emissar emissaries ¬
ies into the various states on a mis mission mission mission ¬
sion of this character Mr Ir John Tem Temple Temple Ternpie ¬
ple Graves is now stumping the state stateof stateof
of North N Carolina in the interest of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the Independence League party partyMr party1Ir partyMr
Mr Bryan has gone up and down downthe downthe downthe
the land vigorously praising Mr MrRoosevelt MrRoosevelt Ir IrRoosevelt
Roosevelt and proclaiming that he is
as good a democrat as he himself himselfisand Is Isand 1sand
and indeed has stolen his Bryans Bryansclothes Bryansclothes Bryansclothes
clothes and is exhibiting himself to tothe tothe tothe
the country arrayed in them themNow themNow themNow
Now if Mr Ir Roosevelt is nominated nominatedor
or Mr Taft his personal representa representative ¬
tive the ultra republicans will not notleave notleave notleave
leave their own party to vote for Mr MrBryan lirBr MrBryan
Bryan Br an when Mr Bryan has proclaim proclaimed ¬
ed that the policies they stand for forare forare forare
are as thoroughly democratic and andmeet andmeet andmeet
meet the needs of our country as asmuch asmuch asmuch
much as those he himself stands for forand forand forand
and of course the conservative repub republicans republicans republicans ¬
licans are not expected to turn their theirbacks theirbacks theirbacks
backs on their own party and whip whipover whipover whipover
over to the side of Mr Bryan just for forinstance forinstance forinstance
instance so just where those who so sopersistently sopersistently sopersistently
persistently urge Mr Bryans nomina nomination nomination nominalion ¬
tion expect to get additional votes votesoutside votesoutside votesoutside
outside the rockribbed and iron ironbound ironbound ironbound
bound members of his hi own party is isunknown isunknown isunknown
unknown to us usWe usVe usWe
We hope that we are mistaken We Wehope Wehope Te Tehope
hope that things are entirely differ different different differeat ¬
ent and are not as they appear to us usfor usfor usfor
for it occurs to us that if there is one onething onethin onething
thing thin more desirable than another in inthis inthis inthis
this cO1nt country at t this time it is that the thedemocrats thedemocrats thedemocrats
democrats shall obtain to power in inthe inthe inthe
the national administration administrationTo
To our way of thinking it is the one onething onethiDl onething
thing needful
COULD PUT THEM ON THE RUN RUNA
A great leal is being said about aboutMrs about1frs aboutMrs
Mrs Jefferson B Browne accompany accompanying accompanying ¬
ing her husband on his campaigning campaigningtours
tours and what hat a tremendous advan advantage advantage advantage ¬
tage it gives the Key Wester over his hisbachelor hisbachelor hisbachelor
bachelor rival General Albert W WGilchrist WG V VGilchrist
Gilchrist GilchristSo G llchristSo
So also the press has contained containedmany containedmany containedmany
many graceful and flattering com comments comments cornments ¬
ments about Mrs Lamar accompany accompanying ¬
ing her husband and lending grace graceand graceand graceand
and dignity to his campaiign itiner itinerary itinerar itinerary ¬
ary ar
aryBut
But suppose Governor Broward Browardshould Browardshould Browardshould
should be accompanied on his cam campaign campRign campaign ¬
paign tour of the state by his wife wifeand wifeand wifeand
and eight beautiful daughters what whatmanner whatmanner whatmanner
manner of show would bis rivals rivalshave rivalshave rivalshave
have haveThe haveThe haveThe
The governor would certainly have havethe havethe havethe
the campaiign CIlmpi i all to himself for
crowds from far and near would flock flockto flockto
to see the novel unique and interest interesting interesting interesting ¬
ing sight sightTHESE sightTHESE sightTHESE
THESE GENTLEMEN WELL FIT FITTED FITTED FITTED ¬
TED TEDHernando TEDHernando TEDHernando
Hernando county has a number of ofaspirants ofaspirants ofaspiraiits
aspirants for state and national po positions 10sitions i iSitions ¬
sitions within the democratic party partyCol partCol partyCol
Col Geo C Martin for democratic democraticpresidential democraticpresidential democraticpresidential
presidential elector Hon W A Fl Flton F Fz1ton l lton
ton for delegate to the national dem democratic delnocratlc democratic ¬
ocratic convetion at Denver and Hon HonW Honw
W s Jennings for member of tb tbdemocratic thodemocratic thdemocrtjc
democratic national committee These Thesegentlemen Thesegentlemen Thesegentlemen
gentlemen are well fitted for these thesepositions thesepositions theseposition5
positions and we hope they will get getthemBrooksville getthemBrooksvj
them themBrooksville Brooksville Argus Arguso
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JUST A LITTLE INTOLERANT INTOLERANTWe
We think that Editor Tharpe of the theFlorida theFlorida theFiorida
Florida Baptist Witness is just a lit little little littie ¬
tle intolerant in his criticism of the thePassion thePassion
Passion Play as produced by the themoving themoving themoving
moving picture shows throughout the thecountry thecountry thecountry
country countryNo
No editor should allow himself tobecome to tobecome
become intolerant and the religiouseditor religious religiouseditor eligiouseditor
editor should be the last one to set setthe setthe setthe
the example exampleWe
We saw the Passion Play and andconfess andconfess andconfess
confess that our ideas of the sacred sacredthings sacredthings sacredthings
things it depicted were not magnified magnifiednor
nor exalted although the pictures pictureswere
were almost the same as those given givenin
in the Bible and other holy books bookswhich bookswhich bookswhich
which have received the endorsement endorsementof
of good men in all ages agesIn agesIn agesIn
In the Bible they are mere pictures picturesand
and only so impress us but in the themoving themoving themoving
moving picture productions they seem seemanimated seemanimated seemanimated
animated with real life and their very verynaturalness ver verynaturalness t tnaturalness
naturalness destroys destro Ys in a measure the theholiness theholiness theholiness
holiness with which we have been beentaught beentaught beentaught
taught to throw around these sacred sacredthemes sacredtheme sacredthemes
themes themesWe themesWe I iI i
We have been told by a celebrated celebratedauthor celebratedautbor I Iauthor
author that familiarity breeds con contempt contempt contempt ¬
tempt and while we could not say saythis saythis j jthis
this in connection with so sacred a asubject asubject I Isubject
subject still we could not repress a afeeling afeeling afeeling
feeling almost akin to it itMary itlIaljY itMary
Mary looked precisely like any oth other other other ¬
er woman Joseph like any other man manthe manthe manthe
the infant babe precisely like any anyother anyother anyother
other babe and after Jesus grew to tobe tobe tobe
be a man the anger he displayed in inwhipping inwhipping inwhipping
whipping the money changers from fromtne fromt11e fromthe
the temple and his riding into Jeru Jerusaalem Jerusaalem Jerusaalem
saalem astride an ass despite our ef efforts efforts ¬
forts to the contrary lowered our ex exaltation exaltation exaltation ¬
altation of feeling and brought the thescenes thescenes thescenes
scenes and performances down to the thelevel thelevel thelevel
level of everyday things thingsAnd thingsAnd thingsAnd
And yet the pictures no doubt are aretrue aretrue aretrue
true to the things described for aftera11 after afterall afterall
all Christ was a man as other men menand menand menand
and took upon himself their weak weaknesses weaknesses weaknesses ¬
nesses and infirmities He was born bornas
as other children are born he ate ateand ateand ateand
and dreamed and slept and became becamefatigued becamefatigued becamefatigued
fatigued as other men and eventual eventually ¬
ly died but we are wont to throw throwaround throwaround throwaround
around these things a halo not of f the theearth theearth theearth
earth earthy and the vividness and andnaturalness andnaturalness andnaturalness
naturalness of the moving pictures picturesmake picturesmake picturesmake
make them altogether too lifelike lifelikeWe lifelikeWe lifelikeWe
We were struck also with the small smallness smal1ness smallness
ness of the stream the river Jordan Jordanpresented Jordanpresented Jordanpresented
presented and like Editor Tharpe we wethought wethought wethought
thought it must be a mistake so we werparHne webelan wehocv
belan hocv rparHne un rm n tVm fh cnhip f nnrl n l
a F Fwhatever
whatever it may have been in ancient ancienttimes ancienttimes ancienttimes
times it is now described by travelers travelersas
as not the majestic stream that it was wasin wasin wasin
in the days of Joshua and then too toothe toothe toothe
the season of the year makes a big bigdifference bigdifference bigdifference
difference in its appearance Dr Wat Watson Watson Watson ¬
son says that the Jordan was visited visitedsome visitedsome visitedsome
some time early in the 30s by Dr DrMaundrell DrlIaundrel1 DrMaundrell
Maundrell who was disconcerted by bythe bythe bythe
the shallowness of the stream at the thetime thetime thetime
time of the year that he expected to tosee tosee tosee
see it overflowing its banks and his hisembarrassment hisEn1barrassn1ent hisembarrassment
embarrassment seems to have in increased increased increased ¬
creased when he contemplated the thedouble thedouble thedouble
double margin within which it flowed flowedDr flowedDr flowedDr
Dr Pococke observed that it had an aninner aninner aninner
inner and an outer bank and says saysthat saysthat saysthat
that it rarely overflows Its inner innerbanks innerbanls innerbanks
banks Volney also says that it has hastwo hastwo hastwo
two banks ban lis That the inner bank bankmarks hanknIarks bankmarks
marks the ordinary height of the thestream thestreanl thestream
stream the outer its ancient eleva elevation elevation elevation ¬
tion during the rainy season seasonSo seasonSo seasonSo
So after all the picture exhibitied exhibitiedin
in the Passion Play may have been beentaken beentaken I
taken during the dry dr season when whenthe whenthe whenthe
the stream was at its lowest and may maybe nlaybe maybe
be a correct representation of it itWe itIe itWe
We Ie have also read up a little on the tbeancient theancient tl tlancient
ancient mode of baptism and find that thatDr thatDr thatDr
Dr Adam Clarke Knox and a great greatmany greatnUlny greatmany
many others who devoted a great deal dealof dealof i
of learning and investigation as to the I
proper mode of baptism arrived at no nodefinite nodefinite nodefinite
definite conclusion and said after all allthat allthat allthat
that it was not the mode but the thething thething thething
thing typified that was efficacious efficaciousDr
Dr Clarke says that baptism was wasan wasan wasan
an ancient rite of the Hebrews and andwas andwas andwas
was practiced as early as was circum circumcision circumcision circumcision ¬
cision cisionAs
As a number of Christian churches churchespractice churchespractice I Ipractice
practice various forms of baptism it itis I
is a bold utterance to say that upour upouring pour pouring pouring ¬
ing is as bold and black a falsehood falsehoodas
as Ananias ever uttered and our re religious religious religious ¬
ligious teachers ought to be a little littletemperate littletemperate littletemperate
temperate in their criticisms and tol tolerant toJerant tolerant ¬
erant in their conclusions conclusionsThe
The veteran editor of the Ocala OcalaBanner OcalaBanner OcalaBanner
Banner sighs for Utopia Altruria AltruriaArcadia AltruriaArcadia AltruriaArcadia
Arcadia Paradise in fact Heaven it itself itself itself ¬
self here on earth He says Oh uOhfor Ohfor Ohfor
for the time when men will love the thepeople thepeople thepeople
people without the hope of reward rewardTbe rewardThe rewardThe
The divine tragedy which culminated
on Calvary gave us one instance of ofthat ofthat ofthat
that kind but we have heard of no noother noother noother
other since Could Editor Harris him himself himself himself ¬
self in his moments of sublimest self selfabnegation selfabnegation selfabuegation
abnegation rise to such an altitude altitudeWe altitudeWe
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We fear not Mortals are not built builtthat builtthat I Ithat
that way and it might be a vijoaltion vijoaltionof
of the equilibrium of nature if they theywere the thewere theywere
were Absolute unselfishness is an anideal anideal anideal
ideal incompatible with flesh and andblood andbloorl andblood
blood and th4s thi is especially true of ofrccians oflccians oflcians
rccians and even of antiBroward antiBrowardeditors antiBrowardeditor5Pensacola antiBrowardeditorPensaco1a
editors editor5Pensacola Pensacola Journal JournalThe JournalThe JournalThe
The c cery > pry ry grower made his hisstrikej hisstrike hisstrike
strikej strike this U ° ason and by the time timehe timehe timehe
he is through through
shipping his bank ac account account account ¬
count will be w wen ll to the good goodManatee goodManatee goodManatee
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SPEEDY BUT BU NOT HARSH HARSHThe HARSHThe HARSHThe
The editor of the News bats ha received receiveda
I a letter from Governor Broward in inwhich ihI inwhich
I which his excellency says saysA
I A few days ago I wrote you a let letter letter letter ¬
ter in behalf of the candidacy of our ourlate ourlate ourlate
late lamented friend and senator senatorHon senatorI senatorHon
I Hon W J Bryan Since that time as asyou asI asyou
I you know he died as the result of oftyphoid oftyphoid
typhoid fever from which he was then thensuffering thenI thensuffering
I suffering sufferingHis
His kinsmen kins len and many of his bisfriends hisfriends hisfriends
friends and mine have requested that thatI
I I become a candidate in his place for forUnited fori forUnited
i United States senator before the dem democratic democratic lemocratic ¬
ocratic primraies soon to be held I Ihave Ihave Ihave
have concluded to do so and I there therefore therefore therefore ¬
fore now ask you to support me It Itmay Itmay Itmay
may seem harsh to receive a letter letterfrom letterfrom letterfrom
from me making this request so soon soonafter soonI soonafter
I after the death of our friend Senator SenatorBryan SenatorBryan
Bryan but it is only about a month monthand montband mont1and I
and a half before the primaries and andif andif andif
if I am to be nominated it is neces necessary necessary necessary ¬
sary that speedy work be done doneThe doneThe doneThe
The News hastens to assure Gov GovBroward GovBroward GovBroward
Broward that his action does not ap appear apIJear aplear ¬
pear the least bit harsh but is quite
in line with a program that became becamefixed becamefixed becamefixed
fixed in our mind immediately when whenwe
we read too telegram announcing the thedeath thedeath thedeath
death of the lamented Bryan The TheNews TheNews TheNews
News also agrees with the governor governoron
on his proposition that if he is to be benominated benominated benominated
nominated it is necessary that speedy speedywork speedyworl speedywork
work be done It also agrees that thathe thathe thathe
he began speeding before the floral floraldecorations floraldecorations floraldecorations
decorations on the grave of Senator SenatorBryan SenatorBryan SenatorBryan
Bryan had commenced to wilt Speed Speedaway Speedaway Speedaway
away governor but dont forget what whathappened whathappened whathappened
happened to your immediate prede predecessor predecessor predecessor ¬
cessor who neglected his official offici l du duties duties duties ¬
ties in a like mad chase for the sena senatorship senatorship senatorship
torship four yeats ago agoTampa Tampa News NewsDONT NewsDONT NewsDONT
DONT LIKE IT A BIT BITThe BITThe BITThe
The moving picture business is a athriving athriving athriving
thriving one now all over the coun country country country ¬
try For five cents in the north and
10 cents in the south a person can canbe canbe canbe
be delightfully and sometimes instruc instructively instructively instructively ¬
tively etertained for an hour Many of oftbe ofthe ofthe
the exhibits are worthy and some somevery somevery somevery
very questionable There is one ex exhibit exhibit exhibit ¬
hibit which is more largely attended attendedand
and commented upon than any other otherIt
It is termed The Passion Play and andis andis andis
is a representation of the life of ofChrist ofChrist ofChrist
Christ from the manger to the ascen ascension ascension ascension ¬
sion
i iMany
Many question whether it is right rigbtto I
to visit it or not as it misrepresents misrepresentssome
some of the acts of Christs life nar I
ticularly one event namely the imp baptism imptism ¬
tism This it falsifies by depicting depictingthe
the Jordan river as a tiny stream streamand streamand streamand
and John pouring water upon the head headof
of Jesus JesusIn
In showing the Jordan as no more morethan morethan morethan
than a small branch it falsifies facts factsand factsand factsand
and presumes upon the ignorance of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the public The truth is God had to todam todam todam
dam up its waters Joshua 316 3 16 be before before before ¬
fore Israel could pass over it Pres Presbyterian Presbyterian Presbyterian ¬
byterian Talmage immersed in it as asis asis asis
is recorded in the history of his life lifeand lifeand lifeand
and in every state there are many manywho manywho manywho
who have looked upon this no insig insignificant insignificant insignificant ¬
nificant stream streamIn
In picturing Jesus as having water waterpoured waterpoured waterpoured
poured on his head a falsehood is told toldas toldas toldas
as bold and black as Ananias uttered utteredThe utteredThe utteredThe
The meaning of the word baptize baptizefrom baptizQfrom baptizofrom
from which we have baptize means meansnot meansnot meansnot
not to pour upon but to dip as the thescholars thescholars thescholars
scholars of all sects admit The plain plainEnglish plainEng1ish plainEnglish
English reading of Matthews account accountCh account36
Ch 36 1C and Mark eCho Ch 15 9
10 shows it was not as represented representedby
by these moving pictures picturesIt
It seems a pity pit r that the company companythat companythat companythat
that sends out those views cannot cannotgive cannotgive cannotgive
give a true representation in their theirpresentations theirpresentations theirpresen
presentations presen tations Some ignorant people peopledoubtless ieopledoubtless
doubtless have been deceived and andthe andthe andthe
the previously deceived pleased in
this delusion delusionSome delusionSome
Some one or ones must answer to toGod toGod toGod
God for this perversion of truth and andproclamation andproclamation andprod
proclamation prod amation of error errorSouthern Southern Bap Baptist Baptist Baptist ¬
tist Witness WitnessSTILL WitnessSTILL WitnessSTILL
STILL SOME MORE RHETORIC RHETORICIn
In the vast womb of ofthe the wilderness wildernessthe
the colonies took form and voice va varying varying varying ¬
rying in their orbits and splendor but butthey butthey butthey
they differed only uas as one star differs differsfiom differsflom differsfiom
fiom another star in glory In the thehous thehous thehous
hous of destiny each found its own ownplace ownplace ownplace
place about the great central power powerto
to which like the planets they were wereeternally wereeternal1y wereeternally
eternally bound yet forever separate separateThe
The fathers I declare to you heard heardthe heardthe heardthe
the voice of God when they covered coveredthis coveredthis coveredthis
this continent with states even as asthe asthe asthe
the heavens are bespangled with the thestars thestars I Istars
stars starsThe starsThe starsThe
The same peril awaits the star and andthe andthe andthe
the state The state dissevered from fromher fromher fromher
her sisters is lost even as a nlanet
wrenched from its moorings comet cometlike cometlike cometlike
like becomes the wandering vagrant vagrantof t tof
of the skies skiesEither skiesEither
Either drawn by the compelling compellinggravity compellinggravity compellinggravity
gravity of a central force into its itsmighty itsmighty itsmighty
mighty vortex is annihilated by the thepower thepower thepower
power which should have been tbe tbesource thesource tbesource
source of light and life lifeFrom lifeFrom lifeFrom
From the chaos of disunion and the thewreck thewreck thewreck
wreck of centralization may He who whoordained whoordained whoordained
ordained long preserve ieserve this constella constellation con constellation stel1 a ation ¬
tion of states statesLet statesLet statesLet
Let no new Hamilton arise to dis disturb disturb disturb ¬
turb or destroy their exquisite balance balanceharmonious balanceharnlonious balanceharmonious
harmonious distinct indossoluble indossolublethey
they shall remain eternal as the re revolving revoh1ng revolving ¬
volving stars Loud applause on the thedemocratic thedemocratic thedemocratic
democratic side sideA A O Stanley of ofKentucky ofIentucky ofKentucky
Kentucky i
BROWARD ANNOUNCED TOO TOOLATE TOOLATE TOOLATE
LATE LATEThe LATEI LATEThe
I
The death of Senator Bryan would wouldhave wouldhave
have given Lamar the nomination in inthe inI inthe
I the first primary had not Governor GovernorBroward Governori GovernorBroward
i Broward announced for the position positionof
of United States senator senatorWith senatorVith senatorWith
With Broward in the race rac we will willhave winhave willhave
have a second primary and the con contestants contestauts contestants ¬
testants will be Lamar and Fletcher FletcherThe FletcherThe FletcherThe
The general belief is that Lamar will willwin winwin willwin
win out Broward will not make a astrong astrong astrong
strong race as he came out too late lateA lateA
A majority of his friends have al already already already ¬
ready pledged themselves to the oth other other other ¬
er candidates Lamar is the most ex experienced exI experienced ¬
I perienced man in the race and has hasbehind hasbehind hasbehind
behind him a public record which will willstrengthen willstrengthen willstrengthen
strengthen him when it is made madeknown madeknown madeknown
known to the people peopleWe
We find by inquiry that a great greatnumber greatnumber greatnumber
number of Browards friends are goin gointo
to support Lamar Had Governor GovernorBroward GovernorBroward GovernorBroward
Broward waited and made the race racein racein racein
in 1910 against Taliaferro he would wouldhave wouldhave wouldhave
have won but now Lamar will be the thewinner thewinner i
winner and should be beBartow Bartow Re Record Record Record ¬
cord
IDEAL EDITOR EDITORThis EDITORThis EDITORThis
This is the greatest country in the theworld theworld theworld
world for newspapers I believe with withJefferson withJefferson withJefferson
Jefferson that a newspaper is essen essential essential essential ¬
tial in molding public opinion Of our ournewspapers ournewspapers ournewspapers
newspapers I regard the smaller ones onesas onesas
as our larger ones The big newspa newspaper newspaper ¬
per is a business enterprise and so sovaluable sovaluable sovaluable
valuable a business proposition that thatonly thatonly thatonly
only those can own it who are well welloff wenoff welloff
off and as a rule the man who has hasthe hasthe hsthe
the business ability to control money moneylarge monerlarge moneylarge
large enough hasnt the training of ofan ofan ofan
an editor and has to hire people to towrite towrite towrite
write editorials for him himThe himThe himThe
The editor who has kept himself himselfalert himse1falert himselfalert
alert with what is going on is so busy busythat busythat busythat
that he doesnt accumulate money moneyGreat moneyGreat moneyGreat
Great city newspapers are owned by bysome bysome bysome
some and edited by others The man manwho manwho manwho
who is not permitted to put his con conscience conscience conscience ¬
science in every line that is written writtenis
is not the ideal editor I believe that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the ideal editor is the editor who whoowns whoowns whoowns
owns his own paper and says what whathe whathe whathe
he himself believes believesVi11iam William J Bry Bryan Bryan ¬
an
The governor owes a constitutional constitutionalduty
duty to the people who elected him himThis himThis himThis
This constitutional duty requires him himto himto i ito I
to select the men best fitted for ad administering administerIng administering ¬
ministering the peoples offices He Heowes Heowes Heowes
owes only a PARTY DUTY to the pri primary primary primary ¬
mary and his constitutional duty dutyshould dutyshould dutyshould
should always rise superior to his hisparty hisparty hisparty
party duty If the primary selections selectionsare
are men whom he can appoint with without without without ¬
out violence to his constitutional du duty duty duty ¬
ty the duty he owes to his party im impels impels impels ¬
pels him to appoint them but when whenever whenever whenever ¬
ever they are not be should disre disregard disregard disregard ¬
gard the primary primarY1Tallahassee Tallahassee Sun SunIt SunIt SunIt
It may just as well be argued that thatthe thatthe thatthe
the legislature has a constitutional as aswell aswell aswell
well as a party duty to perform and andthe andthe andthe
the constitutional duty should be par paramount paralnount paramount ¬
amount If the primary selection is isnot isnot isnot
not what a majority of the members membersof
of the legislature think thinlcis is best fitted fittedto
to represent Florida in the senate of ofthe ofthe ofthe
the United States then according to toEditor toEditor toEditor
Editor LEngles reasoning it is their theirsolemn theirsolemn theirsolemn
solemn duty to disregard the primary primaryand
and select some other man better fit fitted fitted fitted ¬
ted to serve the people in this office officeUnder officeUnder officeUnder
Under the primary system the sov sovereign sovereign soyereign ¬
ereign power is lodged in the hands of
the people and if their judgment is isgood isgood isgood
good in the selection of 0 the higher of offices offices ¬ i
iI I
fices it ought to be good in l the selec selection selection ¬ i ition
tion of the lower ones onesTom onesTom onesTorn
Tom Watson seems to have the pop populist popu1ist populist ¬
ulist as much under his control as asBryan asBryan asBryan
Bryan has the democratic party But Butthere Butthere Butthere
there is one difference between them
Watson does not think Roosevelt the thedemigod thedemilod thedemigod
demigod that Bryan does
DEEP CRACKS LRACKSfRO CRACKSFftOECZEMA
fRO FftOECZEMA FftOECZEMACould M EClEMA EClEMACould
Could Lay SlatePencil in One OneHands OneHands OneHands
Hands in Dreadful State StateDis StateDisease Dis Disease ¬
ease Defied Remedies and Pre Prescriptions PrescriptionsSuffered PrescriptionsSufIered ¬
scriptions scriptionsSuffered Suffered Seven Years YearsFOUND YearsFOUND YearsFOUND
FOUND A PERMANENT PERMANENTCURE PERMANENTCUREINCUTICURA
CURE CUREINCUTICURA CUREINCUTICURAI IN CUTICURA CUTICURAI
I
I had eczema on my bands for forabo foraboseven about aboutseven aboutseven
seven years and during that time I bad badused bciuted J JUtied
used several aocaUed aocaUedremedies IOCUedremedie socalleciremedies
remedies to together tber witphysicians withphysicians with withphysicians
physicians and drug druggists druggists ¬
gists 8tsP prescription pre criptions Tie Thedieeaee
disease di e ee was so bad on onmy onmy onr
hands that I I Ilay
r my could could1ay
lay a slatepencil in one oneriv oneof oneof
riv of the cracks and a rule ruleH ruleplaced ruleplaced
H placed across Ilcr0 8 the band handwould bandwouJd bandwould
< would not touch the thepenoil thep
lf p y pencil I ueed usedx ueedSkin
x V S SkinLotion SkinLotionRemedy Skin Lotion LotionRemedy LotionRemedy
Remedy and andothers andothers I Iothers
others externally but I Idid Idid Idid
did not use any internal remedy and andwhile andwhile andwhile
while some gave partial relief none re relieved relieved reJieved ¬
lieved as much as did the first box of ofCuticura ofCuticura ofCuticura
Cuticura Ointment I made a purchase purchaseof
of Cuticura Soap and Ointment and andmy andmy andmy
my hands were perfectly cured after two twoboxes twoboxes twoboxes
boxes of Cuticura Ointment and one onecake onecake onecake
cake of soap were used I now keep
them on hand for sunburn etc and uee ueeCuticura 11IeCuticura ueCuticura
Cuticura Soap for shaving I could write writea
a great deal more in reference to my mycure mycure mycure
cure but do not want to take more of ofyour ofyour ofyour
your time William H Dean Newark NewarkDel NewarkDel
Del Mar 28 1907 1907CHILD 1907CHILD 1907ChILD
CHILD SUFFERED SUFFEREDWith
With Sores on Legs Cured ia iaTwo ilsTwo inTwo
Two Weeks by Cuticura CuticuraMy
U My little daughter suffered with withsores withsores 1f 1fsores
sores on her legs all last summer Her Herfeet Herfeet V Vfeet
feet were sore too and she couldnt couldntwear couldntwear couldntwear
wear her shoes I think she was poisoned poisonedby
by running through weeds but the doc doctor doctor doctor ¬
tor said it was eczema I tried several severalremedies severalremedies severalremedies
remedies but failed to find a cure Then ThenI
I sent for Cuticura Soap and Cuticura
Ointment which cured her in two weeks weeksI
I find Cuticura the best I ever tried for forany forany forany
any kind of sore and I hope I shall never
be without it Mrs Gertie Laughlin
Ivydale W Va Apr 25 1907 1907Complete 1907Comptete 1907Complete
Complete External and Internal Treatment for
Every Humor ol Infaaw Children and Adaiu
consists of 0 Cuticura Soap S < > j 25c to Cleanse the Skin In
Cuticura Ointment 50c to Heal the e Skin ud
Cuticura Rc90lvent50coriatnelonnofCnocoate RcsolvenU6OcorJn Resolvent Ocor1ntheofQoeoI tbeformoCbocolAte
Coated Pills 25c per vial ot 60 to Purify toPu the Blood
Sold throughout the world Potter PotterDrng Drug k Chem
Corp Sole Props Boston Maaa M MUMailed
UMailed JIailed Free Cutlcura Book on Skin Diseases Die a
While hundreds of good men Inside Insideand Insideand Inieand
and outside the churches are writing writingarticles WritflDgarticles writingarticles
articles telling the story tbat the theworld theworld theworld
world is growing better and citing in incidents lacidents 1 1cldents ¬
cidents in proof of which men facing facingdanger facingdanger t f
danger and death to save the life of ofothers ofothers ofothers
others philanthropists giving away awaymillions awaymInions awaymillions
millions to make the world better we weare weare weare
are told by the Pensacola Journal that tbatno thtno
no man since the creation of the teworld theworld theworld
world with the lone exception of ofChrist JChrIst J
Christ has loved his fellow man sn ex except except lJ
cept for the hope of reward rewardfor for the tbeloaves t theloaves e eloaves 7
loaves and fishes This is the most mostinfinitesimal mostinfinitesimal mostinfinitesinial
infinitesimal measurement that we wehave wehave wehave
have ever seen proclaimed by b any anynewspaper anynewspaper anynewspaper
newspaper Occupying this pfeae phRemany paemany pfeaemany
many of the thhl things that the t oe Journal Journalhas Jouarlhas Journalhas
has said are pardonable pardon able and are BOW BOWunderstood 1MWunderstood ow owunderstood
understood understoodAlthough understoodAlthou understoodAlthough
Although Althou h a citizen and a aelector qncttfreil qncttfreilelector qJtiiftelector
elector of Leon county Prof I L W WBucholz WBucholz WBucholz
Bucholz is a candidate can < Udate for superb superiatendent nperlaten superbtendent
tendent ten dent of schools for fo HiHsboron Hnborp H1TIsboroihcounty i icounty f fcounty
county Col Peter O Knight KnJs t a prow prowinent pr prinent prominent
inent lawyer of Tampa who has ha been beenconsulted beeRconsulted beesconsulted
consulted in the matter says that a aman aman aman
man does not ot bale to be a registered registeredvoter resl registeredvoter tered teredvoter
voter in a county to hold oee o ce in a
county The other lawyers artinvestigating al8investigath art areinvestigating
investigating the qnestton and 97 7 it itis Itis Itis
is original and unique and Del they sre srelooking re relooking e elooking
looking up the preee precedents precedentsAlthough eatL eatLA1tbou
Although A1tbou h the farmers are arebusy atw atwbusy awftJIy
busy with their t etr crops it to the 0 tMative theative I J er eratiye
ative duty of each and every OB ie iethem oC oCthem ofthem
them to attend the t th prfaMrfes are on I May aY
19 and vote the t e ticket of 1 their theirchoice tIMtrchoice teIrchoice
choice
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