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VOL 7 II-NO. 44
MADISON. FLA.. THURSDAY, JULY 2, 1908.
$1 A 5TW4iR
He Thanks The Peocle.
To tbe People of Florida: I wish
o express my high appreciation for
j,e vol" given me in the rcent pri
ory election. I feel pro'oundly
'rsteful. P'tfore and during my
milidacy 1 was a Floridian, I ana
, Fluridian now. I hope every one
till feel that they are Floridiaa,
,Dd this imposes upon them "the
iuiy of working for the prosperity,
rowth and development of our
rent State. Tbii can be best
iccomplishtd by inculcating a spirit
j kindliness and good fellowship. I
U8t that all unpleasantness
rendered during the late political
mnpaign will scon be, like the
tmra-gn Itself, a thing of the past.
Had I iiten defeated, I would simply
ave said, I regret I did not receive
sough Voti 8.
In conclusion,- I wish to express
my tlmi ks to the people of Florida
forgiving ine not only enough vr te
lit m:iti v more than enough to
:ominnti: me fi r the higji olll -e ot
i'Jijteru'ir "1 the great f'tate of Flor
Wry Sincerely,
- Al.HFRT W, ( IK I1KIST.
COLUMBIA COLLEGE
(co-rot caTionai.)
Lake City. Fla.
Columbia College offers splendid op
portunities for young men and ycung
joc.en lio ifh lo tit themselves for
u'tfiilneta and fucfcefS In lift". While
ft aim lit Mental Culrure.the Practical
:t not overlooked :.d Moral Troiuni Is
'1 oi LHiiizntioc of the College into
Hie .several foln ols cover the entire
j KducHtmn of the Student:
i. i h k school of acadi:mio i.hadi-.s
-Pep-iiHiory loihts C'.illege Cla-sen
II. TliK Si HuuL op I.ibi-RaL Arts
tVneriLi; the Lm.guugw,U.e Bclences
Mathen iitiiis. Kie.
III. Thk Ki hooi. op Fink Akts
MuFic. i 1'nint'tig . Etc.
IV. 1 1I rt School OF PEDAGOGY
Teacher '1 n-.ining. fctc.
'. 'lllF. Si i I. OP THK BlBLK atfldy
"fG'id'B Vwn;i and Keligiuus Culture,
Ktc.
VI, TllK frllOliLOF 0 CHI NESS -Book-kreiiirig,
Stm.L'iHii!iy. Kto.
; V 1 1 . Ihk i-ci,nni. i v roilfSTK;
I bc-im; CW ii.tf, Dress .Making,
' Kenlle Work, I'.' '
VIII. Tiik S'cm.K i. of riurni'AL
, Ams ,ardenu.g, DniryicK. l'ouilry
IFurtn. Ktc. V.
(..Mi,mti ia In-tnu-t.-rs will meet the
h"t, in tin- nb-ivo named Schools
doiities in. I .j;i.iiu. have lii-i'n
rmiiip.i in illufi'-H-f and demonstrate
j in the ff-v.-! 1 1 ile iirtmenta.
I Ihe College i 'i. O; eni'ive Homo of.
iivlvnntnges Mt reui.Cid charges,
j nuiu at he best i.'.-Bible education
' the lowest coat, roi,ii-teit with Coir. 1
i -n. Neatness aod Social Dignity,
j Kill Term utgniH September 30th,
"I 1 i
i for inform 'it ion aril catalogs apply to1
2 A. NUKNALLY, PRESIDENT.
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A Great Lanl Openlne-
A numbei of exceptional oppor
tunities are now being offered by the
Government for enterprising and
intelligent farmers to secure choloe
farms on dozen or more large
Irrigation project which are Hearing
completion.
0 ing to the rapid narrowing of
the limits of the unoccupied, public
doinain.it Is doubtful if these oppor
tunities will ever occur aijain. It is
probable, therefore that the West
will see one of the greatest influxes
of bomeseekcrs in 190? that hss been
witnessed in many years.
The great fertility and wonderful
crop yields from irrigated lands,and
the favorable terms the Government
offers scttlets, wsrrsnts the belief
that before the year closes 'not a
single fa-m will he without its
entryinan. 'Muse farms are located
hn North Dakota, MV)iittnn,Wyominvr
and Nevada. '
A lct.T ii'1'lie-.'e.l to The Statis
tician, U. S. R ci un I'iou Service,
Washinli ii, D ('.. will secure full
informal! n ii.ifrninu the loc:,linn,
soil, ciiuiAic, crop pusnibiiitics, und
terms of dispoHil.
H;1d for Those Who Have Stomach
Troutle-
After doclorinK for aboiit twelve years
for a bail Btomaoh trouble,nnd speniina
nenrly five hundred dollars for med
icine and doctors' fees, I purchased my
wife odb box of Chimiberlains Ktomnch
and Liver Tablets, which did her uo
much good ttint phe eootiniis'l to use
IhBiu and they have done her more (rood
than all of the ined'cine I bought be-fore.-SBmuel
Boyer, Folsom, Iowa.
This melltiiie is for snle by w. II. D iV
e AD CJ Smith. Sumpks free.
Provisions have been made to
places stntue of Gen. Kirhy E,
Smith f.r Florida in the national
Hall of Fame.
The Remedy That Does-
'Dr. King's Xew 1) ecovery is the
remedy that does the healing others
promise but fail to pei form," a Mrs.
K. It. Pierson, of Auhurc Centre, Pa."
It' itl Curin me of throat nd hug trou
bl of l"i) standing, thst other treat
ments relieved only temporri'y. New
Discovery is doing mo bo much good
that feel coi.tldent it- continued u?e for
a reasonable lngtb of lime will restore
me to perfect health." This renowned
cough and cold remedy and throat, and
lung hauler is bold at all drug stores.
00c. and fl.OO.Trial bottle tree.
nr;it..r,l Win'sate. who lived near
... ,i,a Iirid -e between Fernandina
and Vulce, was killed by the train
one night last week.
COMPLETE
Capacity.
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& Machine Comp'y.
OUOBOIA. J
Mays Issues a Statement
Danmlte H. Mays, who, on the
face of the returns, has received a
majority of the votes of the third
Congressional district for congress,
whose nomination is contested by J.
Walter Kehoe on the ground that
some of the Mays precincts returned
more votes than there were qualified
electors In the precincts, has issued
the following statement t
To the people of the Third Congres
sional District of Florida:
I have a clear majority of 48 of
all the votes cast in the last Demo
cratic primary over my opponent
Mr. Kehoe, counted and tabulated
by the county committees of each
cour.tr, the same committees that
counted the votes that nominated
county officers, that nominated ou'
senator, governor, and rwlrond com.
miKSioiier, given me uy 1'ie people
in their own right. 1 clrim no other
treatment thnn that acccrdeil tbe
enndidntcs in t' is rrimary Hint my
vole v crunud and the result de
clared sis theirs has been. Yet by a
vote of less thin oiie liuit' of the
distiicl coinini ;u-c ul Ue but-g :ntion
of Mr. Kehoe, tlu-y have adjourned
without declaring the result. This
adjournment was taken until July
15th, prcximo. What is it for?
Judging from some of the flimsy
pretexts and technicalities, so fuf
urged as reasons for throwing out
the votes of precincts in various
counties that gave me clenr major
ities it is but lair to pnsume? that
this adjournment is solely for the
purpose ot further machinations to
circumvent and defeat the expressed
will of a majority of our people.
Will the good people of the thud
congressional district sanction this
effort to annul their will as express
ed in the primary? Will you do It?
Very truly,
L. II. MAYS.
X'ays
1.0O1
387
313
400
i.35
1,5 2'J
407
137
130
515
470
315
715
700
7,676
wet and
dry election ot. July 1st. DeSjto
wants the drys to win, and they will
win in spite of booze and hoodie.
Mr Moritz. who has been at the
head of the State Federation of La
bor for two terms, has resigned, to
look after his private business.
ti., ! hut lion. Jake Moore, State
Warden of Georgia, ssys of Kodol for
Dyspepsia: "B C. Dewitt A Co., Chi
cago, 111. Dear Sirs I hv sunersO
.. ,k.H i.hi vanM from indicret-
morr hibii ,w...v j -
tnn. About eighteen months go I bd
grown so much worse thst 1 could not
digest s crust of corn bread and coOld
not reUin anything on my stomach. I
lost 25 lbs; In f"''1 1 made up my mind
that I could not live but a short time,
when s friend of mine recommended
Kodol I coDweiHed to try it to pleas
Mm and was better in one day. I now
weigh mors than I ever did in my life
end am in better health tbsn for ninj
jeRr... Kodol did It. I keep a bottle
ooiiflantlv, and write tins hoping that
humanity mY be benefitted. Your
very tniiv. Jake C. Mo.r.Atlni .A'xr.
il Wi.'" fiolil by w. K. Uavis.
Kehoe
Ksoninbia 1.814
Santa Rosa 8S8
Walton i
Washington CO 1
Holmes 27
Jackson Wi
Calhoun 204
Franklin 3-3
Liberty 1"C
Gadsden
Loon
Wakulla 1"6
Madison 335
Jcffursjn 10U
' 7.C2S
Lee county will hold
RUN-OVER LOGAL3
R. H. Ely of Jsukeoavil's wss visi
tor here several days tbls week.
Hazel Harrel) was a visitor to Mad
soA Tuesday from Cherry Lake.
Masters Joe aod. Carroll Blalock after
a visit to relatives in Valdosta will be
borne to morrow.
Mrs. D. P. Beaaley of Jacksonville it
(pending a few weeks in Madison the
gueelof her sister, Mrs! M. E. Weeks.
Mrs. Randell Wilker aod baby of Val.
doeta are spending s few days id Madi
son, the gueKt of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. P. 8. Coggins.
Dr. Ruter and Walter Bunting ar
rived home the latter part ot last week
after taking a two weeks outing at
Econflna Springs. They report a flue
time and plenty of fieh.
Kennedy's Luxative Cougb Syrup acts
geotly upon the bowels and thereby
drives the cold out. of the system and Hi
the "nine time it allnys inthtmrrmtion
and Hoi s ii i llation. Chi dreu like it.
Sold bv w. U Davis.
The-"gioi iofis Fourth" happening to
full this yenr on Katurdny. r.nd that bsj
ir.g fne bn-ienl duy id the week, our
merchni'f loive agreed to ci-lebrnte on
Frid iy, the -'lrd,and v m d -i Btnn.l t h 'it
all the stores will be c'o-td tin II ul '.
Mrii. r,oht.MilllllO. U.ii IVe 111 lillliol'
of her 6ifiter, Miss Bnruurd Morrow a
houpe party from Kridny until Tuesuny
ut her pulaliiil home in KIluvillB. The'
young ladies that are to go from hern
are. Misses Ituby Drew, Annie !'egKi
Mary K jrtoo and Harnurd Morrow.
Prof, mid Mrs. Walter IJ. Cate ith
little Methim left Tuesday for the
mountains of Tenneeiee where they ill
spend the summer vacation. We ore
glad to know tbal the professor bus re.
covered from his recent sickness and we
hope tlmt tbe trite mountain air will
speedily bull 1 -up his strength and
completely restore hie health.
ThS "Hoy's League," under the
chnperonnge of RewCFred Blackburn,
is enjoying a pienlc on tbe banks (if
Lake Kachel to-dny. Tbe boys of this
league are fortunate In having the care
and attention of their leader.Uev. Black
burn, and that reverend gentleimm is
doing a wiirk for the boys whico ib
bound tn niil- for tbe good of their
future lives. '
There is onepreparation known today
that will promptly help the stomiu-h.
This is Kodol. Kodol digcNis all classic
of faod. and It does it thoroughly, so
that the u.e of Kodol for a time will
without doubt help anyone wtio has
stomach disorders or stnmncb troiihle
Take Kodol today and t'Jiiti uc it for
the short time that Is necessary to give
you complete relief. Kodol is sold by
W. B. Davis.
Columbus II. Smith returned Tuesday
night from Pablo Bench where he hail
been since Satu'day with Mrs. Smith.
We are glad to ba able to stntetlmt
Mrs. Smith's health is rapidly improv
ing, and unother few days at the beach
inhaling the lurigorat'og salt breezes
will give her much strength. She ex
pects to leave tbe beach to-morrow and
will tro to blonticello for a stay of about
two weeks after which she will return
home.
A Changs In Tsmperaturs.
"I bear the audience Inst night was
rather cold?" said- III Tragedy.
They were at Drst," replied Lows
Comedy, "but when they remembered
that they had paid good money to see
the show they got hot" Catholic
Etandard and Times.
The Worst Part.
"So your daughter Is g.'lng to marry
a title?" said tbe old acquaintance.
"No," answered Mr. Cumroi, "It's
won than that She's got to take a
fellow thst I don't like along with It"
Washington Star.
Hit Coat of Arms.
Mrs. Newrlcn Don't you think, Wil
liam, now we ars getting Into the
smart sot thst we should have a coat
of arms? Mr. N.-Certalnly, my dear.
I'll see my tailor about It tomorrow.
London Opinion.
A Git of 8rcatnv
A youag irso who hsd proTongel bis
cl! on b'.s sweetheart a few nights
Igo was surprised when s window In
sn epper story was rmeed ss be left
the bouse snJ tbs voire of the mistress
eslled o-it. "Leave so ejvs quart this
ssortsltig. pteiee!" ArfomoL
' SHEPHERD CARVERS.
Ttit Lonely 8hp Tamlers of the CaH
fornis Sierras.
There are few lonelier lives In tb
world tbso those lived by -shepherds
lo the blgb meadows of the California
Blerras. AH .lone they follow their
sheep, seeing no one for jnany months
of the year but the sheep, tbelr do-
and perhaps an occasional a very ot
canlounl traveler. Probably tbls soli
tude dries up tbe springs of speech,
for they are said to be very sljent
when they do encounter any one.
One of these strange men Is a Basque
from tbe Pyrenees. A lean, dark vis
aged, ragged fellow, be Is now snI
then overtaken by some wanderer lr
the mountains. Along; the trull before
blui bis sheep feed Ills mongrel collie
bangs at his heels. He may raise bis
stick tn mute salutation; he muy slouch
by without a sign. 1'ot this uncouth
being tins one talent be can carve.
Ills amusement Is carving quaint
sbeep buckles out of Ixme. Every herd
has its bellwether, about whose neck
tiling a liell. The bell dcpendH from a
leather collar, and It Is the buckles Ot
these collars that tills old Basque shep
herd and some of these other Sierra
shepherds make In the course of their
lonely dr.ys. Sometimes a buckle rep
resents M suiiiuier'H work, for Home ot
them are very eluhorate. Some are Is
the S4';iil.hr.i' e of saints or angels,
sonic have tho mnno;'i-iinin of the tdieop
o-vner or of tbe s 1 h- ilienN ill curious
designs. All ure patiently cut, bit by
bit. with the pockotUnlfo of the shcpi
herd.-Kxchmige. '
Advsntatie of While Hair. '
"Most people regard white hair as a
misfortune," said a hairdresser. "They
mourn over Its coining rs a sign ot
mulshed youth. Bud they try flint one
thlug and then another, to withstand
this touch of time. I think they uinks
8 mistake. Paradoxical as It may
sound, white bnlr. when It arrives, suy,
in the late twenties or early thirties,
really helps In keeping a person young.
It's true, anyhow. A mnn or woma.
whose hnlr turns white before the'
wrinkles nrrlvo Is a subject for con
gratulation, liec.ume for mnny years
be or sho will appear about the same,
and If onjy proper care Is taken of the
complexion the Impression of youthful
ness will continue I was almost going
to say Indefinitely. Then, white hair
Is more often than not extremely be
coming. It relieves a heavy face and
gives an added tone to the most splr
Ituelle one. People don't realize this:
that's nil. If they did. they would be
contour to let uuture take Its course."
Exchange.
How Different Races Bear P'n.
Vonnlus and groaning fts If she were
being tortured to death, a colored wy
niun snt in the accident ward nt .leffef
son hospllril. "Dou't wind tint hnndnse
Bo tight, doctor." she begged of an in
terne who was skillfully putting a
bandage on her foot; "you'll stop de
circulation." sure." Wondering what
dreadful calamity hud befallen the suf
fering woman, a visitor asked another
doctor what w.ts the matter wltb her.
He said nothing hut a slight cut on
tbe bottom of her foot. "Colored peo
ple always make great disturbance
over any physical Injury." be added,
"but the Iinlhins are the worst. Tbe
6lght of a little wound seems to upset
them entirely, sud they come In hers
shrieking and crying, accompanied by
noxious friends and relatives also
shrieking nud erjlnST. over the slightest
cut or hum. Americans and Germans
seem to bear paiu with the most forti
tude, and to general women do better
tlian men." Philadelphia Record.
Her Fourth.
Lawyer As your husband died In
testate, you will of course get a third.
Widow OU. I hope to get my fourtlk.
Ile wss my third, fva know. Tow.
sad Country.
MocUrn Plays snd Players.
We no longer demand that a man or
woman play a part. We Insist that tbe
part fit the man or woman. Tbls con
dition no doubt is largely the fault of
managers, who Instead of requiring
Impersonation pick performers for
their likeness to the characters to be
assumed. "Have you a father?"' one
can Imagine them inquiring of a can
didate. "Yes." "Then you won't do.
Tbls man's father died twenty years
before the beginning of the play."
Argonaut
Reformed.
"Did she marry ter husband to re
form hi in?"
"I guess so. Stie reformed hira, all
i right."
I "Why, be drlnLs Hi e s fish."
"I know It. but be didn't one to be
fore stie uiarrlpcj Mm." HouUoo I'ot
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