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Thef I alnlXvIler Twic-A-Wee Star "1 N The *nomination of. Mr. Napoleon 01-O W4UN* 4**4W
 I A short time ago the Tarlpa Broward for governor of Florida
 .0.Tcarried with'it the en~oriement of
 OODW .. tric copny inaurat wthe "-incurable in.aity' divorce W e R ave
 M i~ter sad a- wi'r., system hich let the bhatty Sp, .1aw'." He .voted .Jfor' it and made $
 anpteire April as8, 1ig, at Gda eproYal of tbhe great majority, of at an hour'sspeech in its favor. In Stock, and are consta 'Men,
 steve4, April a8, 190, at Gainesville Ion Stock, and,'are consrMeni
 ong li ofMa" r rc people who e thecars to the four Oh brother; not a bit of it ig 1p-to-date" popullar 1
 rear seats, This regulation is Had not Captaint Broward madethe V Wonmen and Chljd 'maes.
 Pu.bIshed every Theaday'and Priday, strictly enforced 'in rost' of the mistake of supporting, the divorce prices and ot the '
 a..vpcrye- Tileday and Frsid Pa .. -.
it $1.00 a year in advance. large cities of thectiuntry, and es- bill, his majority over Judge Davis
 5S'Ctet for Sx months. pecially in the South, and there would have been immense. 1 ca
 b Cents for e Months. haa long been a strong deire" tor its ,
 adopion here Conieu..ly.H Childreu should not be permitted ntion to the Ladies
 o ABers TIB IG brwtye. .et. ,ts w eap. o lay With sharp edged tols. Particular a, i m r-
 Loc.al Readers In brevre type, s cents whUit Ws W aWaouucld that. "he Neither' rii.ould !,.4; ....r mns- = r,,,d l^ens AllAmer-*
 tane for' eah idserton. Tampa Electric company had In- informed men be priilttd non- "Walk Over" grades.
 Space for displayadveatlmentspriced augurated the yitem, very general ,iey with important .public affairs.
 an.ppliten' approval was.'exprissed. But th -Tampa Ti D M atheson
 Theedttpr I' not responsible for the Times regrets to learn., that, We agr wila tle Timts, and L. i aL s
 View- o correspondents or pthre coni company hasalready receded Iro Iiae tld it has .learlied the i,,por-
 tribUting.to h. columns.. itsa position. The "ig' have been 'lst lessot L
 DBMOGRATIC TKB". d tra the C theco in Jackson county y there were g. '--t.4 Wie4
 $TAT] force there. atong It se tat .our. caudi'ates for sheriff in, the/ .
United StatesSenator a. se. tt iTrht primary, The two re.eivi
 Jamnies P. Tiliaferro. de .a n r a the largest umber of votes r.noe 4" ..
Membe oress, 2nd District o over in the seoi primary M cC lella n ,
 C`k Dand prtested against the regulation ro decidedto W
Presidential Electors and theorder wasrevoked-t least ebirdprn'ma r tlrn t*atcoU, e1on71 1 "
 H- P. Bailey,o that is the information brought to 2 .
 T. A. Jennings, the Time. Now it'Would appear July TU NRERA L
 J. B. Koonce, appropriate for the white proof The SAr owledges receipt FU N RAL D IRECTOR
 A-. B.' Newton, the line to do' ome ptOtfng .- f handso1nual catalogue of
 B. Tatopa Daily Time".-e at Winter aA
 Napolean B. Browrd. We always thought the 'hirine- t.t catalogue and its contents Strict Personal Attention Given to
Secretary of State Uatnn was a fair paper, and we wouldd seem to indicate thit the All Business in This ine. Tele-
 H. Clay Crawford. surprised to se that t was college is an uptodate institution. graph and MailOrders Atteded 'to
 Wiliam Ellis. not willing to admit: that BrIoward Promptly, .
 tor. ..G.s i is n w .e -.o .w.. e
 comptrollerr '" 1 1Wasunomiated;' evren'- afite the.fig- It is now theaopirion of fany g-
 A. Con. uea"a p'ut down in its own col- person, thatLhe Democrats will se-
 State rrl~asurr ..... ms owledhat' he hbad one thou. as the partyS standard barers PITUR RAME
 Wili'am V. Knott. and majority, they even 'fell back during the' coming contest Parker. RU ER iM
Superintendent Public Instruction on thit old gi g ot fraud, which and Miles. Yet it is by no means
 W, 14. Holloway : the only onsolation of defeated' certain that either, of these will be 'R, oo]s Ai] UPMO ia EP..Y '
 nmisioner of Agriculture ndidat ake your meditie, nominated. i ma Kodaks and Supplies.
 X.. McLin. "Brother Wils n, Ilike a' litte nU. o elt and -airbank have Eastman Kodaks and Supplies
Ral Cie commissioner don't frown so; we knowit itbitter been selected as the Republican GAINESVII-, LA.
 rm Mo rt-Six Years an.: to you, but this is the tme the woo standard 'bearers, during the coom- t ,4,, e+%+++ +
 R. Fenic lek Taylor. hat. boys have w. Let them en- lg ca.ipaign and those wh1o claim
Justices Supreme Court jy theirvitory, Dor't sulk, butto know think it will be as strong
 Robert 8. Cockerell. join with th. victors and say "Hur- a tlket as the g. o, p. could put
 'Thomas 8. Shackleford, rah fogr Broward.-WestvilleAdvo- out. '
 J. B. Whield. ate. People sould ot be surprised by
Reptesentattives And now it is a Colorado judge the rapid rise of Broward. of Jack. |
 SA Rosbrough, who has fited an editor $800 for sonville, who has just been i- Ld Sale l
 ,M1f. Tillman. criticizing a decision of the court. nated for governor of Florida. His
 Judge And the editor promptly refused to first name is Napoleon; and his Call on me when you wvant to bLIu
 Mason, pay, and went to jail. We predict second, Bonaparte.-Mobile Reg-
 L. that the judge will have to come sister.
L. W. ennel. our own from his perch, as did that St. Auxustine..s enjoyig the
". oek Circuit Court St. Augutine s enjoying the
 H. Wenges. I federal Judge inNorth Carolina third election for the year 1904; Horses, Mules, Buggies,
Tax Assessor atme time ago. Tatdorsof the fourths i sight an prospecCarriaes Wagons
 W. W. Colson. do wrong there can be too question good for the fifth. here seems to Wagons,
Tax Collector but it would be a very terrible thiiug be p y of life if n the old town Harness, Bridles,
 W. D. Dickinson. for judges to be able to say to the yet.-St, Auglifse Recod. Saddles, etc
Superintendent Public Instruction newspaper fraternity "You shall .-addle, e etc
 Dr. J. L. Kelley. not criticise my actions." The Kditor Hairi s semi tothtik the
.otinty Treasurer time will never comte when judges Timtes-Union's policy hass not been
 W. H. Robertson. will be exempt from criticism, such rebuked because Mr. Stocktont was
County Surveyor a time should never com.ot no Brother Hrris W R T OM AS
 Jamest Croxton. not teu ilatet. Has rotterHarris
For County Commissioners The editor of the STAR would forgotten that the T.-U. suppo, tecl W
 g.Dami er, like for the editor of the Tampa Mr. vi? Gainesville, Florida.
 O. tPedrick, Daily Times to lay aside all grumb- '-. e,
 F. F. Paulling, ling about Broward's nomination GRAND PICNIC
 J. F. Townsend. and say plainly whether or not he ^4 544gg 4 5 @ %%+ e+ %+,* *ow+*+l+
For Member of School Hoard really believes there were more acts At Oakdale-three miles South4 f 4;
 T. A. Doke, of fraud committed dristng the re W a A
 W. J. Martin, cent primaries by the supporters of W acahoota,
 B. Weeks. .. Broward than there were by thie A1 S A1
 Gaineaville's Fourth of July cel- supporters of Davis. And whet J UI 1904.
ebration is to be a big thing. Brother McKay proceeds to express There will be Games, Music, .
 his opinion on the subject we trust Athletic Exercise, Ulocutiott and THIS PAPER is published in the interl-
 fovernor Napoleon Ronaparte he will bear in mind theat facts: Oratory. est of the Moral, Business anl1t Pol itica In-
Broward will sound very well. Life is short, death is certain and
 Weneed mr eeditors should be truthful. Rev. W J. Carpenter terests of Gainesville, Alaciitta Couty and
 We need more entomologists in Flori, and in the finncial interets of i\ s
Wlorida; we needed them badly Dr Parkhurst, of New York. of Gainesville will deliver an ad- Florida, and in the financial ittvrest-to itS
right after the recent primaries, says: "I have always been a Re- dress. EVERYBODY IS IN- editor and proprietor.
 publican, but I believe a Demo VITED. THE STAR i th i' r \
 If you get a copy of the STAR, ratic victory tthe net t election THE STAR is tile PhIe.l..ts paper,
aud you are not a subscriber, it would bean excellent thing for the T ) C0o1mmittee. and will advocate such candidates for oflice '
.means that we want you to sub- country. What we need at the as the editor conscientiously believes are the '
 ....for.it. o o .,. .n- head of our great republic io a manb .are... con
 Religion and good roads are about of calm, deliberate judgment, a Ln utl 8nund to people's best friends when principle, expert
theonly things that every body man who sure of himself, an m ence and ability are all considered, and, j

help them along. the most careful cousderatlii. THE-- while friendly suggestions are always wel- ..,
 What I mean is that We need a corned, the policy of THE bTAR will be con-


Air Line Railway
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Ar Ileinnil.rl .... .. 571) 2 2ua Ar Tallahasse 9 .lop |)
.\r t'outulhlia 5 30P 31 55P Ar Juincy .. ........ 4 l P
Ar Catiudeit 7 4op 5 5.1a Ar River junction u
Ar liintlet . 9 55p S o05 Ar Pensacola . i iu
Ar \ ilmingto .. .... 12 opp Ar Mobile . .. .a
.Ar Soillthern Iine- I IHp 9 36a Ar New Orleans .........7 Ad
Ar Raileigh. ....... ,1 53P If 45aI Lv Jacksounvlle ..... ..... 4 up
Ar Porsi. outhl .. .. oUa 5 35P3 Ar Macoi. . .... .
.Ar Riciinollnl \"a. 6 3 3 12p Atlanta . . .
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Ar New rk 4 i5P 6 30A Chicago . .... 4 s.i
 Connections for Palmetto, Manatee. Oneeo and Sarasota, onil 31, except S.iir-
dlavs, froawn i iaiieville.
 I'rain XN- 14, Seaboarul lixpress, drawing room l'ullianu sleepers eteiiei
Tam1nipa, Jaciksoinville aiul New Yiork, via ([ilhnhond and Wasningtoi, Vestihulul
dlay coaichiei hleteen Jacksonville nial Wa,hington, via liicliplost. ufe lingij
ctii service fruoi Jacksuwiville.
 No. 66, -a'l)onIrd Mail, dtay coaches, mail, baggage aml express cars Iet%%erin
I.ick-onville auil Ws shiigton. an.l aIrawing room Pullman sleepers between T.iaii.
J ick-,,tiille aiiI New Vork.
 No,. ,5 connect at Stark for ,aCrosse. Alachlua. Willifcrd, Wannee anl in ltr-
tieuli.tle iiintL, anil at Archlier \<itli lC:arly Bird branch.
 Nis anl 57. 1iilliiiaii sleeper I between New Orleans add Jacksonville.
 Sittaini.- for Ke> West andl Ilavaia.- La'e Port anpa Sundays, Tuesali2y iiin
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E. C. COl I; ticket Aveiit. Guiinesville.

Choice of Two Through Car Lines
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Montgomery and L. & N. or Dixie Flyer Through Atlanta
 and Chattanooga.
 Round Trip Rates From Oainesville

 $44.10 $36.80
O() .!ale daily, Good till Decein- "On sale daily. Rood sixty day,'.
her 2. 22.35

 2Q OOn sale June 9, 14, 16, '2, 23. ,28
On sale daily. Good fifteen days. d 3 Good ten days and y.
For reservations aiid Information apply to Agents Atlantic Cooat Line, or write
Adldress: FRANK C. IIOV'LSTON, Coit'l Agt., W. D. STARK, Trav. Pa". Agt..
 138 W. Itly St., Astor Building. Jacksonville, Fla
iI. M. EMERSON, Traf. Mgr., W. J. CRAIG, Gen. Pass. ASL,
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 We hope to be able to report a man who is. safe. A safe man is a b i e n r rior
fw marriages in our next issue, mane man." W trolled only by Its editor and proprietor.
We have only five marriage notices
i today's paper. oce The defects in our primary elec- w SEND US ONE DOLLAR and receive .
 So tion law caU and. doubtless will be for twIve eMonths
 More roads and better roads remedied before we have another
should be the slogan of everybody primary election. One objection
ho is interested in the progress that has been urged against the
 d prosperity of the country.- system is that It requires too long J, Runkle, Proprietor, T H A
 tiy Capital. a ballot to get the pamea of all can- OAINBSVIL, PLA.
 SIt s reported that the Japanese didates of it. The ballot could be D. E. GODWIN, Editor,
ked Port ArthuragaiWednes- shortened by eavig of the names LOW R Florida
4d* y, Two more Russian torpedo of all candidate who have nooppo- Wainesville, Florida.
o1 thave also been reported de- sition -llowiug the mlres p v ex To "
 this week. ecutive committees to declare such
 ., I.?... candidates the nominees. Savannah, Ga,
 A Irophet says Roosevelt will be CC. THOMAS.
4 tad, but th. world will end in Good roads. in Florida would A TroWNV T LAW. I N G U
908. Ob, no.' 'wil W ot. This mean more ftfras bd tter teldra G inesvl c. Florida. Your Chickeus IE.ggs,
 world can oe thiungp more farmers aid apIEf Charleston, S. C. ppoCit. rown o.. u. Vegetables, an in fact l
 -ldsteCa.'attCaele ih Mat. on, 'Phone No. 97. kinds of Country Pro-
 E .o e.-T "tp.s. -better att at ir a a VIA ------
 e man who has as* I. a
 lamef .that he wii th h e TLANTIC COAST LINF a tATHoSON.E \ /A Y
 0 1B'. ATTORNEV AT LAW, Highest Pricts for Cour -
 fPeruna in order that 'i ', more intell pG a roeavv Al LW, Highest Prices fr Coun-
 ,intodlcated is to ll l Jly O ille Foi try Produce. aid Sell O

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