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AMrtw TJ DAILY SUN

Castro and the Shah of Perits wight hold a conference to theirmutual advantage Each has what theother wants

Although the United States Is nota monarchy we are proud to claimfive kings cotton wheat cornsteel ami copper

France Ic considering the advnabU-Ity of a tariff war with this countryBetter not do it as we have manythings she wants besides steel

If Californias output of petroleumcontinues to exceed in value the profaction of gold the oil barrel maysupplant the pickax on the groatof the Golden State

Venezuela Is losing its atuiospheruof romance Disregarding golden oi-

portunlties for war scares revolutionstied customs seizures It has offered-to settle a claim by a cash payment

With no startling annouucutnentKThomas A Edison has emerged fromhis workshop with a now invention tocrush bowlders Would that the worldhad more men who did things withoutpublishing a prospectus Brttt

That practical railroad and steelsea will confer with Government ex-

perts to Improve the manufacture ofsteel rails shows a cooperativespirit between the Government andcorporations that Is bound to producebeneficial results

Taxable values for the State ofTexas arc 22j8OSOo41 an increase-of nearly 125000000 over lUllS HereIs a striking commentary on what rail-way development means and It shouldbe borne in mind that Texas has donelittle more than make a good start

When It Is considered that Chinasrailway development will bring 4UO

000000 people whose commercialslblllties are limitless into closer contact with the outside world It Is notso strange that America Is InsistinGupon a fair share of the

Wireless telegraphy may replaceetaHe conduction the automobile

may supplant the horse aeroplanemay circle the air but the Jerseycow and the good butterwill remain to gladden he hearts otmen Thu Standard Oil Co says so

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THE STATE CONVENTION

From The Orlando ReporterStarFlorida Lfcmiocrut coming In

to their senses The reaction rom

lc primary pure and twrato lx at hand The onvciittouwithout thw primary was a mistake

Ltcaiite it was the Democrats othe State wont to the other extreme

uutl voted out the convention altogfether

Thus In the late national campaignFlorida was unique among the Statein not having anything authoritative ordefinite as an organization

It has been discovered that theprimary under certain wise limita-

tions is a good thing but that itis not sufficient tri Itself

We are heartily In accord with thefollowing able editorial from TheTanicd tribune ou this importantqueraon

The sentiment In favor of a StateDemo ratio convention Increases beau-

tifully Thu weekly press has takenup the subject with a vim and

and such pressures of pub-

lic opinion will In due course of timebe brought to bear that a conventionwill be called and the party restored-In this State to its proper perfec-tion of organization and dcfiniteneof policy and principle

The Lake City Index expresses theflnn belief that a convention of Demorats will ln called next year Editspleynrd calls attention to the fact

that convention will have but Ilttl-

jj i tied on the primary systemIt simply tells us where we are at

and prevents scrapping in the familytnder present conditions there is

practically speaking no Democraticparty In the State of Florida In oftyears there Is no organization tosneak of and little Interest In ixirtyaffairs and In primary years theparty becomes a veritable freeforallIn which every member has a knifeor a brick handy for sonic other mem-

ber and In which the only platformand policy In evidence is how to getmore votes than the other fellow andhow to land the swag thether fellow gets to It

What IH a Democrat Is in FlorIdu a question without an answerThe socalled Democracy of tills Statetins neither a leader nor a principleEvery tour years it succeeds in mani-festing some sort of cohesive strength-in climbing on a platform adopted atn national convention In which Floridahas little voice and in supporting anominee in whom Florida has littlereal Interest Within the borders ofthe commonwealth however there isonly rivalry factionalism throatcutting partisanship the scramble forplace and pelf When theelected at Democratic primaries andsupposed to be actuated by Demo-

cratic principles meets In biennial heftdon not one member knows just whatth Democracy of Florida stands forIn molten of State policy becausethere has been no means of express-Ing such policy The Democracy ofFlorida simply goes to the polls anddecides whether Hill Jones or JimSmith shall be clerk of the court orsheriff or member of the Legislatureduals out the strolls as it were putssome fellows In office and puts otherfellows out of office makesmarks on ballots a yard longand theres an end to It

If Florida Is to remain a Demo-

cratic party in the correct sense ofthe word it must get Its leading

together In convention andtake stock It must map out a lineof campaign and enunciate a declara-tion of principles and It hint

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Deafness Cannot Se Curedby local applications as they cannotreach the diseased itortlou of theear There Is only one way to curedeafness and that Is by constitutionalremedies Deafness I caused by anInflamed condition of thu mucouslining of the Kiutnchlan Tube Whenthis tubo U Inflamed you hart arumbling sound or Imperfect homingnull when It U entirely ckwod IVaf

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bit of housecleaning too becauset Is among the acknowledged fact

Florida politics that not a few of

the who are holdingoffice under Democratic primariesthe Legislature and executive branche-of our government are no luore en-

titled to rank as Democrats than I

Nelse Aldrich or Sereno Payne orTom Wat on

Let un keep up this fight brethrenof the prcas and bring about thisgathering of the faithful and the wisesometime next year We have beendrifting hopelessly among the rocksot dissension and factionalism longenough and the frail bark Is about-to pound Itself to pieces A State con-

vention would be a lifesaving station

PURE ICE SAVES LIVES

The ice shortage of last winter at-

tracted unusual attention to the arti-ficial production of a commoditywhich has become a household neces-sity While the natural Ice accom-plishes a large measure of reamthan an equal weight of the machinemade article and the cot of

is In the winter but littlegreater than that of cutting housingand shipping yet there are some ad-

vantages in favor of the latterAs population Increases ponds and

lakes become more and more polluteeach year with a corresponding riskof contaminating the Ice cut from suchplaces In our large cities boardsof health are constantly on the watch-to prevent the distribution for

othtr than refrigeration of Icecontaining typhoid and other

germ The public seldombear of work and thousandthrough Ignorance are rsanllei r

consequences nevertheless the unmentioned men In city laboratoriwhere ice samples are constantly

and Inspected r saving himdreds of lives where the men ofbeach patrol rescue one H H Wind-

sor In September Popular Mechanics

Commencement of concrete work onthe Panama Canal is clear proof thatthe project left the realm of thabstract

Act Quicklyand you will save yourself a lot ofsuffering and trouble If you have asudden chill or cold if youhave colic cramp or diarrhoea dontwait a minute Take at once a teasPOonful of Perry Davis Painkiller Ina halt a glass of hot water or milkYoull be safe and on the right roadto quick recovery Then youll escapeserious Illness Out you ought to havethis tried and proven remedy on handfor Immediate use Being preparedis halt the battle when theres pain tosubdue New size bottles 35c also in

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Grandfather knows goodwhiskey and since he wasa boy Harper has been hischoice Buy Harper fromall leading shipping houses

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SNOW LINIMENTHa Crowned with PhonotnlrzJ Success iSJ nial

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BACKACHE LUMBAGO STIIT JOINTSCONTRACTED CPUAINSD ANKLEtHuswr f WRISTS FROSTED FEET Corns

BUKMMC CHILBLAINS AND ALL INFLAMMATIONS

Price 25c SOc and 100 Refuse All Sulntihste

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TYPEWRITERS-On Easy iRstaNments

ALL KINDS OF SUPPLIES

Machines for Rent

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R C DAVIS CO204 Wst Bay St

JACKSONVILLE FIJIW L DEXIIAM Awnt

EFFECTIVE DEO 19 1608

Leave Gainesville for Micanopy Fairfield and local points South 1010 a m

Returning arrive Gainesville 425 p aLeave Gainesville for Sampson City Palatka

Lake City Valdosta and all points North 600 pro

Returning arrive Gainesville 930 p za

A L Glass Supt E Barker Traffic Mgr

NEW YORK CITY and RETURN

Tickets on sale from Jacksonville every Mon-day sled Thursday beginning with June 17th up toAug 30th with final return limit Sept 30th

Stopovers allowed on these tickets at Rich-mond Washington Baltimore and Philadelphia

Reduced rates to other summer resortsFor information rates reservations etc call

on or write to A W FR1TOT Division Passenger Agent 138 West Bay St Jacksonville Fin

SEABOARDAir Line Railway

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