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 E OF OUR


 SBIG CANDIDATES


 Who They Are, and What They.
 Are Candidates For.


 FROM U. S. SENATE AND DOWN


 Many Candidates for Senate
 and Congress, and for Va-
 rlou- State Offices.
 Tbotre is almost if not quite, an unp're-
 c idC4tedt number of candidates presenting
 'their claim to the Democratic voters of
 I: lorlda -today, and asking to be nouninat-
 ed li the coining primary.
 In some instances frou four to six or
 seven candidates are out for one aid then
 Same office, aind by this fact we are as-
 s taed that the defeated ones will not feel
 l n aome after slie primary, as thee will
 be more of the defeated than of the suc-
 I aswul ones.
 SFor the United States Senate the call-
 Sdiidates are the present incumbIent, Hosn
 J. P. Taliaferro; Governor W. S. Jen-
 .* ing,, and Honi Jno. N. C. Stocktou.
 R 9a of. these. candidates have souie
 friends ald asuporters, but Mr. Stoc'.ton
 seeans t be decidedly in the lead.
 S ior Congress Second district, the can-
 didates are lBarrs, Alexander, Clark,
" Dngh'erty, McDonald, Watson, and pus-
 alwltyethers. Hardly will alliof thenicon-
 iU te lU the race to the end, but the four
*. it iamed are expected to do so. They
aO have some friends, but the general
 .impogion is that Barrs will win, and
 that' Alexander or Clark will come out
 Si aeeod beat I the race.
 Po the office of Governor, the avowed
 candidates are Davis, Broward, Mays and
 SBrown, It is hard to decide who is likely
 to be nominated. Perhaps more people
 Favor Davis than either of the others at
 this time, but the friends of Mays. alud
 BroWzid. say they are rapidly coming to
 the front. .
 f or State Superintendent of public c In
 atrteCtlon there are but two candidates .
 Si'tets and H1olloway. ioth of these can
 Sdiditea are citizens of Alachiua county,
 ed tbis fact naturally gives each sonim
 very ardent supporters and ardent o,-
 poaers, In the county. \\hat the result
 of this contest will be no one can fore-
 toll; butt Holloway's friends feel that 1 e
 in sure of success, and cite the fi, t
 thAt a majority of the papers of the
 t tte are advocating his cause."
 .orSecretary of State the candidates,
 are Crawford, the present incumbent;
 Broome and Kirk.- All of them are good
 men, but we believe it is generally con-
 ceded that Brioome is In the lead.
 Among the other State candidates are
 Elis snd Abrams, for Attorney General.
 Knott and Puleston for State Treasu er.
 Appleyard and Morgan for Railroad Corn-
 missioner, and Croome and Dorman for
 Comptroller.
 There are other candidates in the State
 Whi are not named above, and it is by no
 t"ias certain that there will not be
 tmanty more.

 ri somnerS Released.
 .Al jhnmson and Will Cook, two ne-
 groet W I were ery!ng on a sixty days
 sentlbee to work on the streets, and who
 had eved the major po.tiou of the tinic,
 were released Tuesday on a petl.ion ask-
 Ing the mayor to release them from fur-
 ther servlce.
 During their thirty odd dnys of sei vice
 ttl.y ha behaved well, and this being
 the eare, and they promising to "go and
 i hIts more." Mayor Thomas allowed
 them to have their liberty.
 If they go through the holiday season
 without further violations it will lbe an
 agreea5le enrp-ise to the thinking law-
 abiding people who know them. It is to
 be hoped they will carry out their prom-
 is of good behaviour, for the city has
 no d- to punish any one -the object
 of line nd imprisonment being as much
 for.the protection of the innocent as the
 punlhmaent of the guilty.

 4tuate Ladles.
 The ia lnion'a voting contest for
 S"Wosld's Pair Commissioners," which
 went ot far months, and caused many
 thouaagda of e tra copies of that paper to
 be sed for the aske of the coupons, re-


smaltld allows:
 f1f Mddl and West Florida Mi
Mania !SftT of lampala was elected
r||l. I aWd KMim Lilas Ulmer

 t.C MA M Agnes RoRe

 *of mw was elected commis-
 AiWk" Sra B. Harris of Ocala

 Irae imt iA Illan Thomia
 of elected munoner.
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 BRIONSON TIMES-DEMO.RAT.
A Fudden Death -Other News Items
 From Levy
 Miss Belle Wilkinwn has returned to.
Newtown from Gai-resville.
 Sheriff Walker brought a negro front
Gainesville last 'inisdaMy who is wanted
for nssaulltig asiolier nic-gro at LwenaIon
recently.
 L, J. Clyatt, the popular and efficient
contest clerk in t>ie I: S. Land Office,
Gainesville, spent several days nnmong
relatives in the western part of the
county the past week.
 J. L Medlin, navat stores operator of
Meredith, was here Monday. C. i'.
Brewer li.b just completed for Mr. Med-
];n, about seven sniles southeast of town,
some 15 houses to be occupied by his
woods crew. The guns will be hauled to
the still at Meredith.
 Mrs Benefield who lived a few wiles
north of town, litd very suddenly Tues-
day niorning. She had cooked break
fast and sat down to eat when she fell
without warning and expired. She was
a daughter of S F. Myers of Otter
Creek, and leaves a husband and two
children.

 A C. L. Holiday Rates.
 Holiday rates via Atlantic Coast Line.
The Atlantic Coast Line announce the
rate lf one and one-third fares plus 25
cents for the round trip for Christmas
holidays. Tickets will be sold December
23-25, inclusive, December 3o, and 31,
1903, January 1, with return limit Janu
arv 4. 1901. Teachers and students of
schools and colleges will be accorded
same rate, tickets to be sold December
16-22, inclusive, with return limit Janu
aryt8, 1904, upon presentation of certifl.
cate signed by superintendents, princi-
pals or pieaidents. All information cheer-
tyUv furnished.
 W. J. Cruig, G;eueral I'assenger Agent,
WVilinitgton, N. C.; H. M. uterson,
traffic M1 linger. Wilhiiiigton, N. C.;" W.
H. ILe.lay, Division Passenger Auent, Sa-
vannah, Ga ; T. C. White, Division P'as-
,liger Agent, Tanpa, Fla.: Frank C.
tioylston, C'omnaercial Agent, Jackson-
ville, Fla.

 wUiil.' il sI* Ial.uiu blatlina
 "I i It: s 1 il t t iit to..La stone for nny
liis lis I's i gi' c.s t, ." stl.e suld. pushing
bat k lihr isounilhitt '-Il
 "'\'V Inl-as ill kltudi," replied the deal.
Vr. "Is I lit'v iany partletilar style you
wish to get.Y
 "Yi'-s. I wvts thinking I would like
to li.'ve one of those marble blocks
ith Inul lis served onu tem."
 SItit ihos- atnr' genrnarlly supposed to
i.o ihplis d tnoi the graves of children."
 "Yst. I know- I've noticed that. Stl1l,
I thlik It vlll pilegis hilm to have one of
ilns-s i lhi' cnn nloult Inck here now nnd
,'w' Jiisl dulsr(lsrstnld what we are doing.
Yo;i r,. It' oporntt'd In iWall street, and
It will mainkel him happy to always have
t lnilmb thlieo right within reach."--Chl-
ango rltecord-1 rald.
 The aeeonWd W'hip.
 Have you ever noticed, says a writer
In a Iolndon Journal, that some tnmers
s'm1rTy 11 s8t'lCn1l whip In their left hand,
wlilhi Is naver used? There is purpose
lin hisi. It represents to tho wild beast
tihe terrors of the unknown. He has ex-
perlenceld the sharp, stinging flick of
ithe wllp In the tamer's right hand, but
for the life of him he cannot Imagine
wlint anguish lurks In that mysteritoa
whip In the other hand, whlct Is never
used. Many a later has saved bli life
In aXr-cmtlcal moment by Just lifting that
unknown terror above a crouching.
growling, fury maddened tiger.
 A Medical DeelolMn Ia1T15B.
 In 1715 a cellar digger having been
 stifled at Jens. the medical fadhcIulty of
 the university decided that the cause
 was not thie direct action of the devil,
 but a deadly gas. Thereupon Professor
 Loescher of the University of Witten-
 berg entered a solemn protest, declar-
 faculty was "only a proof of the lai-
 entalie license, which bais o taken
 possession of ua, nd which If we are
 not oarnestly on our guard will finally
 turn away from us the blessing of
 God."
 Paileeo amad Pttets..
 "You have not taken the medicine I
 left," asked the physician with some
 anger. "1 declare such actions as that
 simply make me los my patience l"
 "Well, doctor," meekly sailed the suf-
 fering one, "I was afraid if I continued,
 to take your medicine you would loee
 another of yqpr patients,"
 ReallstlUag that the case was hopeless
 the physilcian left the bouse.
 Now, Whaet Did HI Meant
 He-ThIs Is the ladles' gallery. Over
 there Is the men's gallery. Just aborev
 the speaker's desk ls the press gallery.
 She--Oh, yes, and where Is the
 rogues' gallery ?
 He--Why---er-the congressmen lt
 down there on the main Soor.-Balti-
 more Herald.


 Her Nwishier Eibt,
 The Doctor-sla your wife a good
sleeper,-Mr. Stubb?
 Itubb-Tes; pretty good.
 The Doctor-Doe shie go to sleep as
soon as she touches the p6lldwI
 *tubbWeoW-e*-he goes to sleep as
oon as she touches my vest pocket
 mswaut ekrL
 "Do yo know," said MW Boa
-Milred OGie M sleeve almost a
Mr. rUlfle a tpsopsvp tphber. T'heaI
hiow she beam mengagufd i'
 "Ab. begged the quaesiom, did dwr


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GAINES Vi~ L IA uNS The most mode-n petition, says the
 Savannah News, is by Mr., John B.
 A I Smith of aliaron, Conn., who goes coast.-
 IN JACK NVILLEiig down a coinum in the Christian
 Herald, pr-aying as follows:
 0, Lord, I come to Thee in prayer once
Robinson and Chubb Attend Re- lint paodon'that I do not kneel before
 publican Committee Meeting I hy gracious pre tence, for my knees pre
 With so iluch walking. In my chair in-
 stead
 RBINSN PAI IS ? I'll sit at ease anrt humbly bow my ihead,
 ROBINON PRAISES E, F. S. I've labored in Thy ne-ard, 'I hou Ioat
 know;
 I've sold ten tickets to the minstrel show;
Says School and Church Build- I've called on fifteen strangers in our
 town,
 ings Are Particular Credl- Their contribution to our church put
 down;
 table-Proud of Them. I ve baked a pot of beans for Wednes-
 day's spree;
 Hon. W. 0 Robinson of Gainesville (Ann old-time supper it ia goiug to be);
 was in the city last evening, having at- I've dressed three dolls, too, for our an
 ended the meeting of the Republican nual fair,
 omitteen He was asked a to the And made a cake, which we must raffle
ommitteenen. He was asked asi to the there,
igniicance of the meeting here. and s~l-d: Now, with Thy boundless wisdom so
"There was no definite purpose attached sublime.
o tlhe meeting here. but it was more of a Thou knowest that these duties all take
general discussion of political affairs. I have no time to fight my spirit's foes;
hriere is but one thing that I cain staae I have no time to umend my husband's
vith any positiveness, and that is that we clothes:
will nominate a full ticket, and will make My children roam the street from morn
vigorous campaign. It is too early yet have no time to teach the to do right;
a discuss plans and conditions, but of lut Thou, 0 Lord, considering my cares
his much I antm sure. Mr. ('oomba and Will count them righteousness and heed
Ir. Chubb leave tomorrow for Washing- mylprayers
on to be present at a meeting of the na. Bless the bean supper and the minstrel
 show.
ional committee, and until nfter that And put it in the hearts of all to go.
meeting no plan of work will belaid out." Induce all vliltors to patronize
The pride of (Oatesville andi Alachua The men who in our program advertise
county is the East Floriaa Seminary, and they hid'v hased osemerchauts11
Ir. Robinson grew almost enthuas'.c in When e'er they saw me coming-yes,
peaking of the educational progress tast they didl
ad been made i:n his home county. The Increase the contributions to our fair;
 o ad c h b tr a p And bless the people who assemble there.
school and churchbuilding there are par- less Thou the grab bag, and the gypsy
icularly creditable, and he is justly proud tent,
f Lhemn.-Titnes-Uion, Dec. 9. The flower table and thecake that's sent;
 May our whist club be to Thy service
 blest;
 Our dancing party gayer than the rest;
 DEATH OF MISS. GIDDING5. And when Thou has bestowed these bles-
 sings--then
 k Good North Oalneaville Lady Pas- We pray that Thou wilt bless our souls.
 ase Away. Amneul


 After a lingering illness of dropsy.
Miss Mirnie Giddings, daughter of M.
Giddings the photog apher, dsed at the
Giddings hotume in North Ga;nesville
Wednesday about noon, andt was buried
in Evergreen Cemetery Thursday after-
1non.
 The funeral services were conducted by
Elder J. T. Butler of the Live Oak Ad-
vent church, at the residence at a p. m.,
and was largely attended.
 Miss Giddings was a member of the
Second Advent Christian church, and
ihe No.-th Oat nesi ille tChristian Endleavor
Society, nnd waspa useful sad much
appreciated worker in the church and
snc;ety.
 She was a uintive of Illinois b.it caine
to ('ainesv;lle inm'ny years ago with her
pai,-uts, andt has sal ice resided here. She
was thirty odld years of sge, and leaves a
father anal one sister-Miss Ada- to
muourn her death.
 The Star extends sympathy to the be.
reaved father and sister, and other rela-
tives and ifriendt.

 Pr-esh Air and onaad Health.
 There are deny persons who seem
afraid of the fresh air. A little rain. a
little wind, a little fog. a little chill in
the air will keep them within doors.
Going out, they bundle up In clothes so
thickly that one would think they were
tender shrubs transplanted from some
more genial clime. The healthy people,
however, are not the health craika, not
the people who run to the doctor every
time they feel an ache. They are the
people who walk a great deal In the
frosh air, who live In the open as much
as they can and who take a vacation Ini
the country every year.--ait Franctsio
Bulleotitn.
 A Siasgalar Feret.
 The most singular forest growth In
the world to encountered In the Falk-
land islands, a dismal region constantly
swept by a strong polar wind.. What
appears to be weather worn and moss
covered bowlders are scattered about.
and when one of these curtons objects
Is selsed In an attempt to overturn It
strong roots are found to hold it down.
these "bowldera" being, In fact, native
trees which the wind has forced to a
sums this shape. The wa%4 appeaam to
be q trlsted mass of fibers almost im-
possible to cut up nto' fuel
 A asrn am ste9lr.
 A story ts told of the meeting of Mat-
 thew Arnold with Mr. P. T. Barnum,
 the great showman, In Amerlea. Mr.
 Arnold when Introduced maid how
 proud he felt at making the acquaint-
 antet of a ,nan with a worldwide repu-
 tation. "Ahl. Mr. Arwnold," said 1Pal.-
 uiimnn. "we are both public men. but the
 difference between' you and me tois that
 you sae a tnotabllty. while I am only a
 notoriety."
 Sahb *eases Are 5sleiesr osellseei.,
 I nte eiea evening a doctor received A
 note from a coiplk' of felow pracition-
 6-im saying:
" "l'ray step aucrosa to the snub. We
.arn oWe shIert for a gsme of poker."
 -Kutlly. dsir." .ew then meld to h
 wife.t "i aiu -ailed awayy aIn. It up
 peurs-to be a very .irTluM en.M. (o
 turatre' two doctors iv-dIn I 6r,


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 Mr. IcCuen Dead.
 Mrs. F. E. Tomkies received a tele.
gram last night, bringing the sad news
of the "death of her brother, IMr. H. B1.
McCuen, who died in St Luke's hospital,
Jacksonville
 Mr. McCuen resided in this city sev-
eral years ago, and has many friends
here, who will regret to learn of his
death.
 The remains are expected to arrive in
Gainesville today, and will be buried in
Cvergreeti cemetery.

 Devotional Meeting
 At the W. C. T. UT. rooms there will be
a devotioral meeting he.'d Monday afte:--
noon at 3 o'clocic. All ladies are cor-
dially invited to attend. The meeting
will be conducted by Mrs. Clarence B.
Strouse.

 Try Pagan's inarket for best meats.
 T. J. Rivers of LaCrt me, was in the
city Tuesday.
 Dr. Roberts of LaCrosse was a visitor
to the city Wednesday.
 Capt A. W. G. Torbert of Arredondo,
is reported as being quite ill.
 Capt. J. W. Carter was in the city
Tuesday from his home at Micanopy.
 W. T. Jackson wmas In tie city Tuesaday
from his fine orange grove on Wauburg
Lake.
 Editor Setter, of the High Springs
Hornet, wasain the city a while Tuesday
afternoon.
 S. Frie, hotel man at Archer, was
transacting busin ies n Gaineaville
Wednesday.
 S. B. Phifer, one of High Springs'
leading merchants, was a visitor to this
city yesterday.
 Capt. N. A. Callison of Benlngton,
proprietor of the Spring Park farm, was
in the city yesterday.
 T. B. Ellsi. Jr., who hasl been quite Ill
with fever for several days was reported
some better last evening.
 Hon. P1. U. Ransey, county commia.
sioner from Wacahoota, was in the city
Wednesday on business.
 B H. Powell of High Springp and J. A.
Williamn of Alachus, were bainese vsli-
tors to the city yesterday.
 W. B. Andeuno and J. W. Willoems,
mercbants of Wade, were tmrancting
bunsess here Wednesday.
 B. L. Cuhnuaa, who has been dow
with typhoid fever several weeks, was
able to be out again yesterday.
 Old newspaper saiteba eor wrapp
purpose, s eta a hundred er af r5
cta&. at Tan I dt ..
 Sheriff PeU, ae4 the bd igem
have betam. 000a4 ,.o aturnad seab
attetio 15 the eaptum. of wild mMsa.
 MeasRrs..3 ftat W L wi, twe,
hIghly iluUl1 mns elAlA-SS, were
barim Wisin to is elly ?mpav,
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 T. R. Pickett, a prosperous and pop. 41 k4@ 0 @4 ,4W q%4F4g.4 4 W 4 040 46 40 4 M404 l
 ular citizen of Newberry, was trading
 and transacting other business in the
 city Tuesday. W e ave,
 Mrs. J. B. MclDonald has been confined
 to her home with chills ansd fever several 9 In Stock, and are constantly' rtec v- 2
 days, but her friends hope her illness will M i
 not. lbe of long duration. ing "up-to-date" Shoes or to .,
 If it i job printing you want ust send W omen and Children, at populist'
 your order to the Mtar. I will have d
 pronipt attention, andi work and prices priCeS d Of the best makes.
 will suit you. tf p ce
 Mrs. A. R Jones nee Mi ss thel Bur- W e call
 nett. has returned from a pleasant visit
 to St. Petersburg. She was accompanied '
 by Miss Dora Mitchell of St. Petersburg., Particular attention to the Ladies
 who will spend a while in this chy. 9 "Brockport" and Mens "All Amer-
 For the best fresh meats, and fancy "W alk
family groceries to J. G. Harmrod's n "W alk Over" r .
market, too door from opera houae en-
trance. 'Phone No. 25. J D M atheson
 Hon. W. M. Holloway, candidate for J. D M ath eson,
State Superintendent of Public Instrue-
tion, went to Palatka Wednesday to par- 08 hand Leat p ft o08e. hi Vles, Fil.
ticipate in a public speaking. The Prd[To- I F.
fessor is very strong in that county.
 Giddlings' Iair Grower does the work. .
For Sale by Dr. S. 11. oidldings, t:aines- .
ville, and the Postoflice DIrug More and J. .STASLIUNID (e0.
A. Stephens, High Springs., Ila.
 It's a bad wind that blows nobody H. F DUTTON & CO.O
good. The recent cold weather has hit H L.,
the ice man hard, but the wood man has
been strictly in clover, i. e., the man who to n partm ent QAIN.sVILLE,
sells the wood -not we who have it to -otton epar m enL t
buy.
Godwin of l oCh Springs, are authorized0ll0
to take subscriptions and collect for the
same for The Stnr. See them about it. -_ 0 __ V 1__ _


 Benj. Sams, the popular Savannah
Morning News represenLUtive, and pro-
prietor of the Polkston (Oa.) Herald,
was in the city Wednesday night and
Thursday, and paid the Star office an ap-
preciated call.
 If you haven't all the China and glass-
ware you need, just drop in our china
department, second floor, and you will be
sure to find just what yout teed. I.. 0.
Sminith.
 Mrs. L. W. Jackson spent a day or two
the first of the week with her husband
and son, who are working Marion county
itn the iittereat of Mr. Jackson's sewing
machine business, and are making Ocalo
their headquarters.
 Bring us your cotton, and price our
goods. If you can do better elsewhere
than with us, no harm done but give us
a trial. 0. W. Easterlin I Co., High
Springs, Fla.
 Will Walker, col., of Dutton, came to
the city Wednesday, and got a marriage
license from Judge Mason. Will says he
is anxioms to get married right away, and
declares there will be no divorce suit to
follow in his case.
 If your hair-Is becoming thin try Gid.
dings LUnaralleled Hair Grower. For
sale byhv r. 8. I. ilddings, oainesville,
and the l'ostoffice Dirug and J. A.
Stephens, Store, High Springs,.
 Rev. and Mrs. J. C. .ey, one of Mic-
apopy's oldest and most highly re-
spected couples passed through the
city Tiueday en route to Lake City,
where they are ia attendance at the an-
nual conference of the M. B. Chu-ch,
South.
 Have you tiled Gldd gs' hlair Grower?
Others have tried it and pronounced it
good. For sale at H. B. Oiddings' Drug
Stole, oainesville, and Postoffice Drug
Store and A Stephens. High Springs
 0. C. Thomas ol Gainesville, a prom-
inent attorney of that place, is in the
city. He will be joined here this morn-
ing by Robert E Da la, another noted
lawyer of that place, and will argue a
acs in the United States Court. -Timae-
Union, Dec. 9.
 With the December lst change of
schedule the Atlantie Coast Line will
operate dining car service between Jack-
sonvUle and New York, sad it still con.
tinuse to offer to the puhlie a schedule
one hour and forty minutes shorter to-
Washington and New York than any
other line.
 Misc Beg ie Porter is anticipating with
much pleamtre a visit from Mina Alice
Nichols of Gainesville, Pla. Mira Nich-
oI will artIve on the t9th to be present
at the Seonlnole sotlllon, which takes
place on the d, and promises to be one
of the sweUeat social erenta of the sea-
aeo. A number of pleasant little affairs
will be giveaq In honor of Mis Nichola
during hr riasit here, among which will
be a dsiae yiven by Mrs, Auguattm H.
King at he- elegant home In Rivetside,
on Monday, December ax. Missr Beie
Porter will vhist Milss Nichols at her home
In O'aneMille lor a few days during the
bolidays.-Time-,Ution, Dec. 9.
 Inour shoe 4dprtmaet you wifl find
hboe suitable fre &Al claies', old and
young, rich and poor. If you have a
Ihtlerirl is yaur faly, t buy ber s
 p cr o 6 an = at iahe
if be the hapeptt in own. And
we can sl you a that will make
that Utth. boy happy, to. L C. Hmlth.


BRING Us
 YOar Chickens. Eggs.
 Vgfteabim, and fact all
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WE PAY
 "1Ibijt Prioes for Coup.
 t Produce. and Sell a
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 Adviances made. Warehouse charge free. Firm offers

nade by letter or wire. Corres'taodence solicited.


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Florida, and in the finaneiat interests of its
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