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Max Wilxm ta erffir ef TheCalhoun Democrat after a techHeeded rest of several aoataa

The editors of Tie Attaata Coasttttttea and are e dcavorls toa e whack cps hurl tho JW Vile epltheta at ether

Dtiriag a weeks ia Jacluoayule Pare Food IB spec tor JordanMW two draakea rep Probably the

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AvgVBttae Meteor wants a partner toeagige ia business with him anasake the paper a dally

A eatlaeat physician prescribes tbofrequent pro of sugar for allayingones appetite for whiskey Try Itwhen you are tfalraty

Good crops require good roads tohaul them over Alacbua people arehappy over the former this seasonbut how about the latter

The Sun has a number of extracopies of the laws passed by the lastLegislature which can be had free ofcharge by those desiring them

The Board of Health saysDont kill the dog If bo has rabies

ke will seoa die then send the headto the laboratory packed In ice

The first bale of Sea Island cottoneftihhi year growth was received InflaVaRBah a August 7th It wasgrows In Suwanneo county Floridasad U of very high grade

The Ocala Banner wants SenatorTallaferros successor to come fromthe Interior of the State Well

your candidate Frank Harriswould get this editors vote

How about those Sunday afternoonconcerts promised us by the GainusTlllo Band Has the City Councilprohibited them or have the boysto use a baseball expression goneup in the alrr

The evidence and argument haveall been submitted to the court inHarry Thaws application for releasefrom the asylum for the Insane InNew York and Justice Mills Is ex-pectcd to render a decision on August12th

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Tho increased duty on pineapplessecured by Senator Taliaferro wasstricken from the tariff bill by theconference committee and the HastCoast pineapple growers will have tocontinue to grow the fruit in competi-tion with Cuba

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MIGHT LEARN WITH ADVANTAGE

Nations are constantly learningfrom each other The old Idea whichsome patinas had that they possessedthe acme of knowledge no longer exUts It Is now a question of give andtake and all the nations are betterfor It

Great Britain has learned touchfrom this country In the past halt cen-tury and It has been to her advant-age On the other band there aresome things we might well learn fromher Take for example the workingof law The tedious vexatious and un-called for delays In criminal matters-In this country are a reproach and

afford Innumerable loopholesthrough which many criminals espe-cially if they have wealth or wealthyfriends escape the penalty of the law

Certainly IB this matter as JusticeBrewer and many other jurists andlawyers admit England docs far bet-ter An Instance was that of Ute recot trial aad conviction of the Hindoe student who shot and killed ColWyllle in London a few weeks agoHis trial lasted Just one hour andsentesce was at puce pronounced

If the case had been In this coun-try H would probably have takenweeks to secure a jury and many moreweeks for the trial And after trialand provided the jury did

disagree there would have been-a notion tor a sew trial hasbeen the experience In most murderaad other settees criminal cases andthe retail a bad These unwarrant-able stays and nonenforcement

have really put a premium oncrime Reform IB trials and law enforcemeat would speedily bring a dimpotion Is murders and crimes of vio-lence

Jttlfce William Mann defeated StGeorge Tucker for the DemocraticBomlBatloa for Governor in theglala prlaary by between three thou-sand and five thousand votes Mannhad the support ofLeague and stated on the stump thatalthough he favored local option hewould sign a Statewide prohibition-law if passed by tho LegislatureThere was Intense interest In thecampaign but strange to say a lightvote was polled on election day Thesuccessful candidate had a perfect or-ganization back of him while Tuckerdepended largely upon personalpopularity with the people Organizelion is what nccompllshcn results Inpqlltlcp

L T Shaw of Brookcr says TheStarke Telegraph brought The Tele-graph a can each of tomatoes andpoaches put up with a small canningoutfit bought by him tor canning fruitand vegetables tat horse use The

andpeaches left at this officewere equal to any put up by the largecaunerleu Mr Shaws outfit has a ca-pacity of 200 cans d day and he fludsit profitable to do canning for hisneighbors Others In the same communlty have these small canning

and Mr Shaw says jt will not belong until Ills neighbors will be pro-vided every season with an ample sup-ply of canned fruit and vegetablesThis begins to sound like living athome

It is said that Col Toomer of Jack-sonville contemplates measuringswords with Frank Clark for Congrcs-slonal honor Col Toonu Is a goodpeel able man reputed to ncomfortable rr uu a portion ofwhich be IH willing to with fortho honor of going to Congress

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Editors McKenzie and Russell ofThe Palatka Times and Views respect-ively were evidently Imposed upon Inthe Information liven them regardingthe game of baseball played In thiscity last Thursday between the GemCity and Gainesville teams No oneso far as we could learn disputed thattile Gainesville team won the gamefairly Harvey Hutchlnsons decisionswere as fair as they possibly couldhave been and the home boys wereoften morp dissatisfied with his rulIngs than were the Palatka playersThe disturbance occurred after thewinning run had been made by Gainesrills and was the result of an uniontunate misunderstanding resultingfrom excitable persons on both sideswho got together before coolerheads could prevent the scrap

A few Florida editors are unlntentionally doing uainesvlile an injusticeIn publishing an Item that we arepreparing to install a sewerage

A good sewerage system wascompleted In this city some threeyears ago and If our editorial friendshad read the advertisement fromwhich they gained their informationthey would have found that the sameasked for bids for a still further extension of the sewer mains

It Is anything but Jut to select asa street to be paved with vitrifiedbrick one on which at least two poorwidows reside who we doubt haveyet finished paying for the puttingdown of sidewalks It would be equlvalent to confiscation of their propertyat this time Let the work of pavingcommence around the public squarewhere the property owners are bestable to stand the expense and wherethe work Is most needed

The TimesUnion says Sunday InJacksonvilles parks is a delightGainesville bas no park In which thepeople can spend Sunday or any otherday Our predecessors lacked

In falling to provide such placesof retreat and the Indications arethose who now manage the city goyeminent will be equally as deficientIn this respect

West Florida tobacco growers haveas yet tailed to find buyers for theexcellent crop of tobacco they produced last year This hoe placed manyof the business men as well as thegrowers In nn embarrassing positionond the outlook for relief in the wayof a demand for the weed is not atnil encouraging

The Apalachicola Times remarksthat the cattle ranges in that city areabundantly supplied with grass hencethe bovines find easy pickings Wefall to understand why the good ladiesof Apahchicola permit such a set ofold fogies to hold office aa memberof the town council

Some minerals which are soft whendug become an hard as rock whenexposed to the air

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EFFECTIVE DEO 18 1908

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Lake City and points North 600 parrive Gainesville 9 30 p a

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NEW YORK CITY and RETURN

Tickets on sale from Jacksonville every Monday and Thursday beginning with up toAug return limit Sept 80th

Stopovers allowed on these tickets ut RichWashington Baltimore and Philadelphia

Reduced rates to other summer resortsFor information rates reservations etc call

on or write to A W FR1TOT Division Passen-ger Agent 138 West Bay St Jacksonville Fla

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