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the newspaper correspondent cofre pondent whose whosepresence whosepresencehere whosepresencehere
presence presencehere here we mentioned last 1a t week weekwe
we were given the following statement statementThe
The acceptance of the joint note by the theChinese theChinese theChinese
Chinese government is in my opinion opinionmere a amere amere
mere supterfnge supterfngethe the empress empreesregards regards it itas itas
as 8 the swiftest means meawttQ to the end of ofallied ofa11ied ofallied
allied occupation of Chinese soil She Sheand Sheand Sheand
and her ministers am williagjn willing to agree to toanything toanything toanything
anything as 8 long as the Chinese people peopleare
are not told In the past we had one oneexample oneexample oneexample
example of 0 f Chinese holding to the pro provisions proisions provisions ¬
visions of a treaty there would be beat beatleast at atleast atleast
least a prospect that they would carry carryout carryout carryout
out the terms of the joint note but with witha
a past spotted with outbreaks childlike childlikedissensions childlikedissensions childlikedissensions
dissensions and repudiations what are arewe areI arewe
I we to expect from China There is not notan notI notan
an instance on record to my knowledge knowledgewhere knowJedgewhere knowledgewhere
I where in her intercourse with ith foreign
nations she has not ac a acted ted in a cowardly cowardlyand
and deceiving manner manner and when con confronted confronted confronted ¬
fronted with her own baseness she has hasshirked hasshirked hasshirked
shirked the responsibility and sought to tolay toIay tolay
lay it on other shoulders Her code of ofmorals ofmorals ofmorals
morals was less rotten a hundred hundreclyears hundreclyearsago years yearsago yearsago
ago than it is is today therefore it itls is to be beexpected beexpected beexpected
expected that she will act accordingly actaccordinglyIn accordinglyIn
In her palace at Senaufee the empress empressacquires empressacquhces empressacqui3ces
acquires to the demands of the powers powerswith powerswith powerswith
with hypocritical politeness I doubt if ifshe ifshe I Isho
she takes the trouble to learn what is isrequired isrequired isrequired
required of her heragroe agree to anything anythingeverything anythingeverything anythingeverything
everything she instructs Princes Li and andChing andChing andChing
Ching not too willingly however for foryou foryou foryou
you might excite the suspicions 8 of the theforeign thefOlCign theforeign
foreign devils the opportunity will come cometo cometo cometo
to China to avoid paying the penalty penaltyafter penaltyafter penaltyafter
after the diplomatic war is over overAccording overoccording overAccording
According to the Chinese the causes causesfor causesfor causesfor
for the recent demonstration against againstforeigners againstforeigners againstforeigners
foreigners were the abuses practiced by bythe bythe bythe
the missionaries It is the heartfelt de desire desire desire ¬
sire of the average Chinese to have the theforeigner theforeigner theforeigner
foreigner exiled from Chinese soil eoile soilespe soilespecially espe especially pe pecially ¬
cially the missionary In order to accomplish accomplish ac accomplish ¬
complish this he is willing to go to any anyextreme anyextreme anyextreme
extreme An example can be fornd fOI nd in inthe inthe inthe
the late uprising and now the question questionarises questionariseswhat acstion acstionariseswhat
arises ariseswhat what did China gain or lose by
it
It certainly appears from a European Europeanor
or American standpoint that she haspaid has haspaid h hpaid
paid a fearful penalty for the B Boxerdemonstrations Boxer Boxerdemonstrations xer xerdemonstrations
demonstrations But let us consider considerhow considerI considerhow
I how the Chinese regard this matter matterBefore matterBefore matterBefore
Before the Boxer movement mo ment China was wasoverran W wasoverrsu 8 8overran
overran with missionaries They had hadpenetrated hadpenetrated hadpenetrated
penetrated into the remotest parts of the theempire theempire theempire
empire and were waxing fat confident confidentagd confidentaid confidentaid
aid lazy when the blow bl w came The ma majority majorityescaped majority ¬
jority jorityescaped escaped death or imprisonment by byimmediate byimmediate byimmediate
immediate flight to the coast where they theysafely theysafely theysafely
safely rested under the guns of foreign foreignwarships foreignwarships foreignwarships
warships The minority composed of ofthe t > f fthe fthe
the brave and sincere ones braved the thehorrible thehorrible thehorrible
horrible dangers that threatened and andpaid andpaid andpaid
paid the penalty in death Anyone ac acquainted acquainted acquainted ¬
quainted with the conditions in China at atthe attbe atthe
the time of the relief of the legations legationsknows legationsknows legationsknows
knows that the missionaries posts in inthe inthe inthe
the interior towns had been destroyed destroyedand
and thousands of Chinese Chineseconvertaslain Chineseconvertaslainin converts slain slainin
in fact the interior was W 8 rid of mission missionaries miS8ionaries missionaries
aries and their disciples di8 < iples They were wereflocking wereflocking wereflocking
flocking to the sea This is just what whatthe whatthe whatthe
the Chinese had hoped to accomplish at atthe atthe atthe
the commencement of hostilities It will willbe wilJbe willbe
be sometime before it will be safe for the themissionaries themissionaries themissionaries
missionaries to resume their tbeirlabors labors in the theinterior theinterior theinterior
interior unless the allies support them themin
in an effort to christianize China with withfire withfire ithfire
fire and sword
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stock of groceries and the building which whichhe
he has for the past twelve years occu occupied occopied occupied ¬
pied as a store to Morrison Smith and andthis andthis andthis
this firm will move their other stock and andcombine andcombine andcombine
combine it with the Longe stock thus thusmaking thusmaking thusmaking
making one of the largest stocked grocery grocerystores grocerystores grocerystores
stores in the city cityMr cityMr cityMr
Mr Longe will remain and assist the thefirm thefirm thefirm
firm until next summer when he will willmove willmore willmove
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fun to see a man read a puff of himself in ina ina
a newspaper than to see a fat man step stepon
on a banana peel The narrow minded mindedman mindedman
man reads it seven or eight times and andthen andth andthen
then th n goes around steals stealsappropriates stealsappropriateswhat appropriates appropriateswhat
what copies he can The kind hearted heartedman
man goes home and reads it to his wife wifethen wifethen wifethen
then pays his dues to the paper The Thesuccessful Thesuccessful Thesuccessful
successful business man who ho advertises advertisesregularly advertisesregularly advertisesregularly
regularly and makes money by it im immediately immediately ¬
mediately starts out to find the editor editorand cdioorand editorand
and the two men leave the sanctum and andwalk andwalk8ilently andwalk
walk walk8ilently silently and thoughtfully down the thestreet thestreet thestreet
street together the business man taking takingsugar takingsugar takingsugar
sugar in his and they both eat a clove cloveor
or two and all n111ife life is sweeter and peace peaceFettles peaceettll8 peacesettles
Fettles down on their hearts for a mo moment moment moment ¬
ment Such is the experience of seed that thatfalls thatI
I falls upon different diffe nt soil soilPILES BoilPILF soilPILES
PILES OF PEOPLE PEOPLEtestify PEOPLEtestify PEOPLEtestify
testify to the merit of BANNER nA ER SALVE in incuring incuring incuring
curing piles It immediately relieves and andvutckly andvulckly I Ivufckly
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fom composed om mpo Posed d wholly of Democrats The Thefollowing Thef
following f no ing Is is a list t of the senators tors rs and the thedistricts theId18tncts theidstricta
districts they theYrenreeen repzeeen rej esent and ndthe > the repre reprepenativesand repretenatives repreatives
penativesand tenatives atives and thecountfcs t1 e tit rc which w1 icb elected electedthem electedthem electedthem
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SENATORS SENATOHSElE 8ENA SENATORS1E TOns TOnsl
ElE l V McCaskill 17J M N Peacock Peacockf PeacockEdO PeacockEdOBrie
f 4j EdOBrie Ed EdO OBrierf rie1 > i 18C B Rogers Rogersw3John Rogers8John Rogersj
w3John j 3 John Neal 19C A Carson4C Carson Carson4C Carson4C
4C L Wiljjon Wil QD 20D H Baker5W Baker Baker5W
5 5W W C Roe 21 21N N A Blitch Blitch6J Blitch6Tas
6 6J 6Tas Jas 8 E Broome 22 221 J S Denham Denham7C DenhamFC
7C 7 0 Wilson 23P W Butter Butler8Fred Butter8FredT u r r8Fred
8Fred Myers T 24 24W W Hunt Harris Harrisk Harris9B Harris9B
k 9B F Kirk 25WiIliam Miller Miller10BD MillerLGBD Miller0BD
10BD Wadsworth 25 26E E S Grill CrillJlTfaos GrillL1Thos
JlTfaos Palmer 3JJ WWhidden WWhidden12Eu W Whidden Whiddent2Eogene
12 t2Eogene 12Eu Eugene neCottreea28Fraak Cottresa Cottre8828 28Fraak raak W Wtams WtamslaE lams13E lams
laE 13 E N Dimick Dimi k 29 20C C Fabian Law Law14B
14 14B B H Palmer 1almer3o 30Frank rank Adams Adams15J Adams15J i
15J B Crews 31 3IW W A Me William WilliamY8A
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REPRESENTATIVES REPRESENTATIVESAlachua REPRESE REPRESENTATIVESAlachuaJ TA TtVES TtVESAlachuaJ
AlachuaJ J M Rivers J C B Thomas ThomasBaker Thol ThomasBakerJames lB8 lB8BakerJ
Baker BakerJ BakerJames James ames D Chalker ChalkerBradford ChalkerradfordT ChalkerBradfordT
Bradford radfordT T M Pinholster D M Gornte GornteBrevard GornterevardK GornteBrevardK
Brevard revardK K B Raulerson RaulersonCalhoun RauJersonCalhounRH RaulersonCalhounItH
Calhoun CalhounRH R H BufordCitrisW Buford BufordCitris BufordCitrisW I
Citris CitrisW W K Jackson JacksonClay JacksonClay JacksonClayWiliam
ClayWiliam Clay Wpam H HWils9n HWils9nColumbiaL Wilson WilsonColumbia WilsonColumbiaL
ColumbiaL L W A Rivers Guy Gillen GillenDade GillenoJDadeHudsonBurr GillenDadeHudson
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Desota DeJqtaR R E Brown BrownDuval BrownDual BrownDuvalJohn
Dual DuvalJohn John C CLEnglo CL Itglo N B Howard HowardEncambia HowardERcambiaD HowardEscambiaD
Encambia D Moreno M reno Jones J E Wolf WohVFranklinJ Wol WolranklinJ WolfranklinT
FranklinJ F C Griggs GriggsGadeden GriggsGadsdenRohert
Gadeden GadsdenRohert Robert Davidson Mortimer MortimerBates MortimerDates MortimerBates
Bates BatesHamilton BatesHamiltonR
HamiltonR R H Hunter H M Lee LeeHernando LeeHernandoWiIliaD LeeHernandoWilliam
HernandoWiIliaD Hernando William A Fulton FultonHilltl FultonHillshoroJohn ultonHUlHhoroJohn
Hilltl HUlHhoroJohn > oro John W Williamson J L LYoung LYoung LYoung
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Holmes HolmesM M A Perrish PerrishJackson PerrishJacksonJ PerrishJacksonJ
JacksonJ J Walter Kehoe I R Shoe Shoemaker Shoemaker Shoemaker ¬
maker makerJefferson makerJeffersonJamcsA makerJeffersonJamesA
JeffersonJamcsA Jefferson JamesA Sledge Thomos L LClark LClark LClark
Clark ClarkLafaettel ClarkLafayetteJ X
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LakeJ 8 Godfry Ben n Dowd DowdLee DowdLeeF DodLeeF
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Leon LeonGeorge George P l Raney E M Hopkins HopkinsLevyC HopkinsLeyC HopkinsLevyC
LevyC W McEllroy
Liberty LibertyW W H GunnMadisonT Gunn GunnMadison UunuM
Madison M disonJ J H Redding J E Blanton BlantonManatee BlantonManateeCrawford BlantonManateeCrawford
Manatee ManateeCrawford Crawford P Parish PariahMarion ParishMarionWilliam ParishMarionWilliain
Marion MarionWilliain William 1C Zevadski William WilliamJ
J Chambers ChambersMonroe ChambersltfonroeJ ChambersMonroeJoseph
Monroe MonroeJoseph Joseph Y Porter E W Russell RussellNassau RussellNussanTohnG RussellNassauJohnG
Nassau NussanTohnG John G McGrifHn A AJ AJJohnson AJJohnsonOrangeWilliam J Johnson JohnsonOrange JohnsonOrangeWilliam
Orange OrangeWilliam William L Palmer George W WCrawford WCrawford WCrawford
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Osceola OsceolaJ J W Watson WatsonPaseo WatsonPaseoH WatsonPaseoH
Paseo PaseoH H F McR McRPa McRPaPolkT a aPolk aPolka
Polk Polka J L Clare M S Dowden DowdenPutnam DowdenPutnamJohnP DowdenPutnamJohn
Putnam PutnamJohnP John P Wall Frank McRea McfeaSanta McReaSanta McRenSanta
Santa Rosa RosaErnest Ernest Ames J H Harbell HarbellSt
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SumterJC Sumter iC B Koonce KoonceSuwannee KoonceSuwanneeB KoonceSuwanneeB
SuwanneeB B F Umctoad J JH H Grant GrantTaylor GrantTayJorC GrantTaylorC
Taylor TayJorC C E Buckworth BuckworthVolnsia DuckworthVolosiaT BuckworthVolusiaT
Volnsia VolosiaT T J Spnrkraan C L Smith SmithWakulla SmithWakuUaJohn SmithWakullaTohn
Wakulla WakuUaJohn John Whaley
Walton WaltonD D Campbell CampbellWashington CampbellWashingtonBtephen
Washington WashingtonBtephen Stephen W Anderson AndersonIt
It Mar Ma Cost Your Life LifeAlready LiCeAlready LifeAlready
Already preparations are being made madeby madeby madeby
by visitors to return North merely be because because because ¬
cause as they say there will be very verylittle verylittlemorecold ery eryIittJe
little littlemorecold more cold weather at home says saysthe saysthe saysthe
the Jacksonville Metropolis Well we weare weare weare
are not in the hotel or transportation transportationbusiness
business but it seems like tempting temptingProvidence temptingProvidence temptingProvidence
Providence to return to the land of snow snowand sno snoand snowand
and ice i e now from one of bright Hkiesand Hkiesandgenial skiesondnia1 skies and andial
genial nia1 ial sunshine Sensible people the thefeast thefeast thefeast
feast afflicted with pulmonary or other otherdiseases otherdiscases otherdiseases
diseases affected aff cted by by climatic changes changesshould changesIthould changesshould
should know that they forfeit all gained gainedhere gainedhere gainedhere
here during the winter by a hasty hnst re return return return ¬
turn home It would have been bcenbetter bcenbetterhad betterhad better betterbad
had they tl ey not come at all a a9 J the change changeon
on return cannot be otherwise than dis disastrous disastrousto disastrousto ¬
astrousto to their health Wait until the
and slash sl sh are all gone and your yourrheumatism yourrheumatism yourrheumatism
rheumatism will not pain ain you when you
walk on the sidewalk at home Wait Waitointil Waituntil Waituntil
until the cold chilling winds cease to toplow tolow tolow
plow low and your cough and sore throat throatwill throatwill throatwill
will not return a week after you are at athome athome athome
home You came to Florida to escape escaixjthe eRCaletbe escapethe
the chilly blasts of winter and to regainlost regain regainlost regainJost
lost health incident to overwork and andage andage andage
age and why risk a too early return and anda
a loss of otalllained all gained Life without health healthis
is hardly rdIy worth living and it will do doyou doyou doou
you ou no harm to remain in Florida until untilthtrsun untilth81l untilthesunforces
thtrsun th81l thesunforces n forces perspiration Thousands Thousandshave Tho Thousandshave sands sandsue
have ue died die a month i nth after reaching renchin home homeafter hO hometer le ler
after ter r spending spendingthe the season eeiison South by iir iirdence inden iirdense
dense den They imagined l thq thni8elve8 thni8elve8r selves selvesneither
neither r r well weUor or ea s so much improved that thathad thatjiad thatt
t ey jiad had little liftlIJ to fear With renewed nnewdr
r anlalmost and n almost restored health a sud sudaeattack endde
aeattack de attaek a return of old complaints complaintsand c mplaintsandt
andt and a collapse and death Be wise and anddo anddo andf
do notforleiy notforleiya not forfeityour forfet f your our life by returning North Northa
a week or two too early earl T It Itisdano is dangerous dangerousG o rous1 rous1T
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It is of the greatest g eatest importance to have haveglasses haegl888e8 haveglasses
glasses and frames properly fitted by b a ascientific ascientific ascientific
scientific optician I am prepared to do dothe dothe dothe
the finest class cJ 88 of work known to the theprofession theprofession theprofession
profession Years of practical practicalexperience practicalexperienceenables experience experienceenables experienceenables
enables nte 09 nt to correct any error of re refraction refraction refraction ¬
fraction Special attention tS given to tochildren tochildren tochildren
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the eye A scientific examination eX of the theeye theeye theeye
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