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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23
-OBlTU UARY.
'SAe Vsst@ Is "a. sgies vstSaA T.ssaA ". y

On March the lGh 1908, Mrs Carolina Jones' cher
maiden name Davis) past this e0 her home near Nor
wood at the Of y years She Gon III Tennessee in
ohan c.unty near Kingston the 18th day Dec 1889
She was united in oiy Marmony samuel G. Jones in
her i9th year, The fruits Of this marriage IL cEidreu
SiX OF the II are still living her loss BOYS and 2s
girls: D H. Jones, Rebecca j Jones' Wm Jones Samuel
Jones W. Jones and Mary B, Jones She member Of
the NJ church tor SO years (ha cennry) Her husband
the father OF the children past before her years or more
TO the land of rest lie Oct. "a 1920 died Oct II
300.
The funeral services held first Sunday in April;
1905 at the Caude ureha II O'Clock The Officiating minister
Rev, l., ) Garrett, of Norwood Mo
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23
W. A. crsndor M. .
Physician and Surgeon.
NORWOOD MO.

Has practiccd in Wright Go. for
~ years. VIII answer all calls
promptly and neatly, fills his own
prescriptions Has the right to
ilII other Dr's. prescriptions, Has
wnhstood the rigid examination Of
Ark. and Mo Female disorder
and diseases Of children special.
~ Uses only pure drugs. Parker
DAVIS & Cos preferred. ONCE at
J. r Hilchcock's Drug Store.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23

Has bad three years practical
experience in Hospital work Of
Surgery and Medicine. He is
thoroughly equipped with an up
to,da,e line OF Surgical instruments
and will serve all calls promptly
beatty and with dispatch.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23
The NORWOOD Restaurant
DEALER IN,
Bread Cake, Pies and Confec.
tions, also Fruits and Fancy
Groceries:
w. N. Zuvers: Prop.

kr. Hutchson 10 having another reon.
built TO his new house.
Willie Or,en has gone 10 KGu.
Oscar Cleaver. Evert Kelley snd "a
Raiterree called at John Roger. Sun.
Lewis MuH aud family visited q
Jack Den,ons Sunday.
Isaac MUIR and fsmily. Mn. Edna
Mu:r aud children visited W. T. Cor.
bins on Sunday.
Fred Kelly 10 reported no better.
Frank MUIR end son Dsnnil Musr
made business TRIP down Beaver tAie
week.
Every BODY is talking over the phens
now days.
Say friend Mary 700 aid. not coms Is
.. r. the second Sunday. don't ieee,s
your old friend would love tc - -
~ will close FOR fear OF the ". y.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23
FLINT, Ind, 7,
March roth. 1905.

March roth. 1905.
Daar Brother, did no, &c, my last
weeks CREssrT; can not yet along
without il. ! scrd you a5 cents
for subscription, and | viii lei YOU
know when leave here, and VOW can
hold my papers unul wri,e you,
Yours truly.
j. W. sheppard.
We are sorry you are not coming
here, I'D,
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23
J. 3 Little M, 0.
PHYSICIAN & STRGEON
NORWOOD MO.

Has been here II years, and
handles Parke Davis & Co.'S Drugs
in his Office and has Pharmacy
license and the right to fill other
Doctors prescriptions and fur.
nish his own Drugs in his prac-
tice, and has no part in any Drug
Store.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23
ALICE ITEMS;
BY BLUE EYES AND BLACK EYHs.

| ...s...s... 1899.
| Dear Ed, and Correspondents we viii
send YOU few more items from this
part.
Cool and cloudy weather nj present
The pie supper al Rock Springs was
well aiiended.
Laura Rogers called on Ella Or,en on
Monday, as
M,ulc Freeman is attending school
al Cab, ol a, preseni
llowdy Sweet Heart of Manss ,us
gitls havs MOI eat those toma,oesyet 40
you like tomatoes. II SO come over
but don't know who you are. cant sou
,esd yonr initials in the CRHssEr. ! sin
Blscleye.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23
UTH. NORTH,


The Frisco System, will give
llcw rates, to points in Washing
Ton, Oregon, Idaho, Montana,
Utah, California. Arizfna, New.
Mexico, Old Mexico and Texas,
Home seekers and travellers go
ing to any of these parts, can get
any information desired on rates
or Accommodations by applying to
MIR. J EAdams.
Agent at Norwood Mo.
Homeseekcrs Excursion First
and Third Tuesdays OF each Month
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23
pr;vats Germ of
sc: cs,:1.sfgogo:Is; 4.

rhe private term Of the Mans
lcid High School will begin April
"a and continue e'sh. weeks.
Teachers wishing review and high
school work will be accommodated.
Write c, A. Stephens, Prin.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23

He makes a special study Of the
diseases peculiar to women aud
children, Only the purest OF drugs
are used in his practice. For night
service call at bis Office. Your pA.
tronage is earnestly solicited.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1905-03-23
G. H. Kirk,
BARBER
NORWOOD Mo

II you want first class Shave and
hair cut, call on G II Kirk; who yon
will und at his post Always ready 10
aconnCttie r,tlc.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-11
Black Brute LynChed by His
Own Color.

Blinbridge, Ga, Oct. S.-News
has just reached Bainbridge OF
the lynching OF negro today,
eight miles west of here by a
mob of his own race. The ne
gro had criminaliy assaulted a
negro girl and had attempted to
assault another who cut him in
the breast. He was arrested by
Deputies James lvey and Muir
kerson, who were bringing him
to Bainbridge, when they were
stopped 10y mob of negroes who
sai0 they must have the negro
They got him and forced the de-
puties to 90 away on another
road. The negro was strung up
to a Tree and riddled with Dul.
lets.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-11
Assaulted a Magistrate
And Shot at Another Man,
are the Charges Against a
Laurens County Citizen.
Special to The State.

Special to The State.
Laurens, Oct. S-John Man
ming Abercrombe of Dials town
ship was lodged in the Laurens
all yesterday afternoon by Sheriff
L. J. Duckett aud his deputy, A.
b. Sullivan. Abercrombie will!
probably have to answer to two
indictments for as Sault and battery
with intent TO klil, as he Is charg
ed with making a brutal assault
on Magistrate Nj He Iams Friday
afternoon and of firing upon a
neighbor, Morgan Gwlnn, short
ly alter the attack on Magistrate
Hellams.
1t seems that Abercrombie had
a grievance against Magistrate
hellams because the latter had
been employing Abercombie's
children to pick cotton after he,
Abercrombie, had notified him
not to do so again. This is said
to be Abercrombie's alleged
reason for his treatment
of tie officer. 1t is stated that
he called at Magistrate HelIams'
home and was cordially received
at the door by Mr.. Hellams him
self. Alter exchanging a few
words Abercrombie, who armed
with a big pistol, told Hellams
that he was going to kill him,
whereupon Hellams retreated to
ward his room, presumably Cor
the purpose of his getting his
gun to protect himself. Before
reaching the weapon, however,
Abercrombie entered the room
at another door and secured the
gun himself and then proceeded
to kick and cuff Mr.. Hellams in
very brutal manner. Aber-
crombie, it is said, appeared TO
be drinking and after leaving Mr..
Hellams' he shot at Mr.. Gwlnn,
who picking cotton with his wife
in field near the road.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-11
to nU Persons Indebted to
the Lancaster MerCduttLe Co.

AS you we'll know, we made
some business changes the first
of last year, and it is absolutely
necessary that we must collect
all past due notes and accounts
in order to settle with the late
members of our concern ; there
fore, we now ask our friends,
whom we have been so liberal
with, to now make arrangements
at once to pay us. All past due
notes and accounts not settled
promptly will be placed in the
hands of our lawyer for collec.
ton. Yours truly,
3t Lancaster Mercantile Co.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-11
Marion Stands by Cotton AS,
Sociation.

Marion, Oct Especial to
News and Courier: Cotton situa.
ton anomalous. Two bales sold
yesterday and none today. Fam
ers will not accept less than II
cents. Meetings largely attend
ed and pledges signed today.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-11
Gillis Not Guilty.
!My ii! KershaW's Famous
Homicide Case Acquits De
fendant After Twenty Min
utes' Deliberation---Testi-
mony for the Defense.

h0 4NSNo VI AeIoG NOh
tained the testimony of the state
in the famous Gillis case-the
killing OF McRea Whitaker by
j. f.. Glllis-the trial Of which
occupied several days of the
court in Camden last week. The
principal witnesses for the defense
were the defendant himself and
Mrs. Reese, whose testimony as
reported for the News and Cour-
er is as follows:
J. +. Gilhs, the defendant, took
the stand In his own behalf. He
testified that he was In Camden
on the date Of the diffcu lty, that
his father, some time previously,
had negro cleaning up the
ground, that he let the fire get
out on the land of deceased's
mother-in-law. When defendant
came to his dinner his father sent
him to help put out the fire.
While there Mr.. McRae Whit.
aker came there and seemed to
be very mad, and accused him Of
setting the fire out, which he de
MED doing, and explained his
connection with it.
The explanation did not satisfy
Whitaker and, rather than have
any difficulty, he left. The day
of the difficulty he and his father
were in Camden. In the after
noon they lett for home. AT
Green Hill swamp defendant
stepped out of his buggy and
when he looked around saw that
Whitaker also had just driven up.
Whitaker said: you all are
blocking the road" to which his
father replied: 81 thought you
vyuld pass" and at the same time
drove out to one side, Whitaker
said: Il have not seen you since
you put the fire in my woods"
Defendant replied "Mr. w hit
aker, l did not do it, and | told
you | had nothing to do with it ."
Whitaker said, "Well | have
been informed that you did, and
I'll be damned if | didn't believe
it,"
Defendant again denied having
anything to do with the fire, and
told deceased he thought be owed
him an apology for the way he
treated him.
Defendants father then spoke
mp. and said: "Positively, Mr..
Whitaker, he didn't put the fire
IN the woods. | sent him there
and told him to get all the hands
that he could and to put out tn q.
fire, no matter where it was. To
this Whitaker said: "Well if |
have been mlsinformed, | reckon
l owe you an apology and would
take back what | said"
Defendant said: "Well, that is
al right, l am done with it," De
fendant and his father got in
their buggy and drove on.
Whitaker overlook them and
passed them. When they reach
ed Boykjn's Whitaker said ed
Gillis, God damn you, hold up
there, am going to settle this
damn fire fuss" They stopped
and looked back and saw it was
Whitaker and Ancrum Boykin
They were coming at a rapid
speed. They drove up near and
both jumped out. Whitaker said
God damn it, am going to have
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1905-10-11
going to have a battle"

In mis- mana. DeI6nQenl SalU IO
Boykin: "We don't want to fight
anyone, and If you all will let us,
we will go home" Boykin said
mo, you won't do anything until
Whitaker gets sstisfaction," and
showed defendants father aside
and said: Damn you, get out 1t ;
YOU are not in it" Defendant
then said to him: If he is not in
it you are not IN" Boykin
said: Yes, | am in it, damn it ;
| am going to have something to
do with it right now" About that
time Mr.. Sam Boykin came up
and Ancrum Boykin said to him :
"You take charge of him." means
ing defendants father. Mr.. Bar
field was standing near, and ad-
vised against fight, but if they
we're to fight to have fair fight.
Defendant said II don't want
any" but Whitaker told him he
was looking to have it right now.
Ancfum Boy kin said. Give me
your pistols, Gillis." He refused
TO do so. Whitaker then said :
THAT is all right; | will fix the
G-d-s-o-b. | Will kill him. "
Whitaker then threw his pistol
over his head and said: 81 am
going to have a duel, and nothing
else will do me-" and stepped out
and threw out his pistol on de-
fendant, and about that time he
realized that unless he acted and
acted quickly he would be killed
He drew his pistol and fired
about simultaneously with Whit.
aker. Defendant fired twice in
quick succession. Cannot say
as it was done so quick, how many
times Whitaker fired. He knows
once at least, just at the time de-
fendant fired, and little in ad
vance, he believes, of defendants
shot. With defendants second
shot Whitaker fell.
AN EYE WITNESS, MRS. A. NJ. REESE
who acted as pOstmistress at Boy,
kin's POstofice, III the absence OF
her husband, who was the post.
master, testified that on the af,
ternOon Of April 8, 1904, she was
at BOykln's, when Mr.. Whitaker
drove up in a buggy toward the
depot. Shortly after J. A. Gillis
and the defendant rode to the
pOstotiice and asked for their
mail. She gave it to them and
they rode off, her attention was
attracted by Ancrum BOykln and
Mr.. Whitaker. Their buggy was
hitChed near the depot and they
were walking very rapidly in :he
direction of Giilis. Whitaker
seemed very much excited and
was cnrsing the GlllIses, who
were sitting in their buggy. They
were acting In a quiet manner
Whitaker was the aggressOr. De.
fendant did not draw mark or
the ground and dare Whitaker tC
cross it. Just before the shooting
| heard Mr.. Sam Boykln and An
crum insisting on a fair fight
GIllis did not decline a fair Gght
Said he would give up his pistol
Did not hear Whitaker say he
would give up his. Heard Whit
aker say he would fight a duel,
accompanied by violent language
and then the shooting took place
The case was concluded Satur-
dav, the jury rendering a verdic,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01

a.. .ar E.url
O. f,L0VhLL. surerrtcrfrrt.
Lr
-lleL. Gen FFf art. NfuF -
WIZ n CLYDE d COZ.
General Agents
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01

manded closer attention or worked
more good than Mr.. Jones, and the
very mention Of his appearance, IN ell
sections Is all that Is necessary to
bring QUE tramendona arowdH
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01
FOR KILLING MAN
MASHBY Will SUFFER
Man Who Committed Murder Let
Off With His Life.
Jusr 81 Of TAg oHAIN eANo

Was Bad Man. But Jury Generously
Recommended Him to Mercy, Which
Saved His Neck-killed Ed Parr in
Cold Blood, But Given Leniency.
The second day Of the second week
OF the circuit court was convened at 8
o'clock Tuesday morning, His Honor
Jodge Wills presiding
The first business before the court
was the return Of the special venire for
jurymen, Sheriff Fennell stating that
he had properly executed the same.
There were two venires, one for the
purpose Of filling out the regular yenire
for the term, and the other special for
the trial OF Gus Mashby, indicted for
murder
The following iurymen were duly
sworn and empanelled on the regular
panel for the week T. p Tillman, A.
W. DaCosta, ] A. Jones and w p.
Carter, completing the panel
The special jurors summoned for the
Gus Mashby case were L. L. Hill w.
T. Jones, Z. G. Froher, B. r. Pound
J. NJ. Mason, II. NJ Chitty, James
cwyDn, A.. j. DaCosta, j. A McKin-
stry and s. NJ. Nixon Those selected
we're L. L. Hill, E. G. Froher, B. r.
Pound, j. M. Mason, James Gwynn,
Il. r.. Johnson, J. T. Bunch, w /.
Jackson, W. II. Gay, L. p. Tillman, A.
w DaCosta, w. P. Garter
The case was called, argument sub
mitted on both sides. and the jury re-
turned a verdict Of murder, with a
recommendation OF mercy, when the
court sentenced the prisoner to impris-
onment for life. w. S. Broome repre-
sented the State, while B. Il Ellis APP
peared for the defendant
The case Of State vs.. George Foster,
resisting an officer, was mol pressed by
the State.
During the day the grand jury came
into court and presented three true
bills and three no.bills.
Court adjourned until 8 o'clock
Wednesday
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01

When Your ship Of health strikes the
hidden rocks oi consumption, pneuno-
MIA, etc you are lost ii yoa do not get
help from pr. Kings New Discovery
foy Consumptioa , W McKinnon u
paliadera SPRING., Ala writes I bad
been yery ill With pneumonia under
thecaso of two doctors, boi was getting
no better. when : began to take Dr
klpg's New Discovery. TIE hut dose
gave relief. aad one bottle cured nae
S1re cure iar brotchilis, coughs and
calds G1arantect ai ali drug stores.
Price. 90. sn3f3i Trial bottle free.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01
HAD TO HIDE IT

a mother wrote us recently
that she had to keep SCOTS
Emulsion under lock and key
her children used to drink
il whenever her back was
turned. Strange that children
should ike something that IS
50 good for them It's usu-
ally the ether way. SCOTS
Emulsion makes children
comfortable, makes them fat
and rosy-cheeked. Perhaps
that's why they like it So
mach they know it makes
them feel good.
ws'1ssnd ygua sample, nc
SCogr & BOVINE. 80 Pearl Street New York
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01

Delightful Novelty Co, introducing
the noted entertainers, A. V. Shelton
and 0. Il. MCLEAN, presenting the
Aquarium Chimes, musical bottles,
harp and many additional musical in
struments. Readings by Miss MARI
cite lie Dell, Toronto, Canada.
Tuesday March IN, -lo'3O .. M
Bible lecture; 2:s0 p. M, character
istic poems written and recited by
William A. Bone, Clinton, H., with
readings iuterspersed by Miss MARI
elite De Dell; 7:s0 p M. Brief con-
cert, Messrs. Shelton and MCLEAN,
with their unique musical instruments
Introducing the Aquarium Chimes; 8
p. NJ, Lecture. life On a Man
O' War" Reg Charles Laing Herald
Wednesday March sth.-io;5O A. NJ,
Bible lecture; 2;30 D. M, poems, hu-
morous aid pathetic, recited by the
clever and we'll known writer, Mr. Will
liam A Bone; p. M. Grand concert,
Tri-Century Concert Go Indianapolis,
Ind Music aud readings from past
three centuries, introduced ia cos
tune Miss Rhea Hall Behymer, con-
trallo, Miss Lena B. Olhaber, and Miss
Maude Cunningham, accompanies.
Thursday, March 0-loi80 a. m
Bible lecture 1880 p M. Lecture,
"AIirth As a Medicine" Rev. Caleb A,
Ridleyi 800 p. m, Grand concert,
Tri-Century Concert Company.
Friday, March 10 10 100 a. M, Bible
lecture $3.50 Up m Lecture, IAN Age
OF Men" Rev. Caleb A. Ridley s 100
D. m, Dramatic and humorous read
ing by Miss shatteen Mitchell, inter-
spersed with solos by Mrs Emma Ter
~ Pollard, soprano. Two great artists,
Saturday. March ll.-2;S0 p. M,
Lecture, The Man and the Crowd =
Rev Geo, =, Farrsr $500 p m, Abeps
Concert Orchestra, presenting one Of
the finest orchestras Ia the country,
a great program will be given. Great
musicians with q celebrated lady solo
iss, This Is one Of the greatest treats
OF the program.
Sunday, March l2.-2ssO p M, Yes.
per service s ,O0p, m, Sermon.
Monday, March 10 - SOP. m, Lee
ture-recltal, Readings From Some
Southern Authors" Rev Geo +. Far
rar s 800 p. m, Dramatic and humor-
Gus reading by Miss Shatteen Mitchell,
interpreted with solos by Mrs Emma
Terry Pollard soprano. Two great ar
lists.
Tuesday, March i4,-2;90 p. M,
"Wireless relegmphy" and "Radium,t p
Illustrated by the dnest apparatus ear
ried be any lecturer, accompanied by
Imnllltndes Of marvellous experiments,
Prof.. w b Patty, Chlcago, In.; 500
p m. Lecture, Liquid ARR one OF
the greatest discoveries OF modern
times The most expensive lecture
known Ca the platform. Startling and
beautiful "a ihe extNme Prot W b.
Patty, Chicago
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01
oIyes LiaaILh. vIgor and Lone.

Herbine is a boon for sufferers from
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is revived The languor is diminished.
Health, yigor and tone predominant.
New life and happy activity results.
Mrs. Belle II Shirel, Middlesborough,
Ill writes; ~ have been troubled
with liver complaint and poor blood /,
and nave found nothing 20 benefit me
like Hcfbne / hope never TO be
without 10. / have wished that j had
known OF il Ia my husbands lifetime"
90 cents Sold by w M johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01

manded closer attention or worked
more good than Mr. Jones, and the
very mention Of his appearance, IN ell
sections, Is all that Is necessary to
bring out tremendous crowds.
Tho chautauqua Program.
For the Information OF those Who
are holding Chautauqua tickets, the
following program Is published
Wednesday, March st-2,0o p. m,
Opening OF the second annual session
Of the Gainesville Chau,auqua. Words
% welcome from Dr.. Clarence e.
strouse. Dr. W. E. Blackstone and 9th.
era; 2i80p. m, Lecture, ''This, That
and che Other" by Rev. Sam ?. Jones
OF CarleWville, Ca. the greatest on
she American platform aud the only
one; 7;45 p. IN Violin solos, Miss
Charlotte Cooke, Minneapolis MINI !
500 p. M, Grand entertainment, Life
10 Palestine" Miss Florence Beu-0liel,
Ann Afbor, Mich, assisted by thirty
pcrsops ia picturesque and accurate
costumes oi the Far East
Thuuday March Pad 1850 a, N
Lecture, Thomas Jefferson 2 Dana q
johnson 200 m, Grand Oriental
Entertainment depicting Lille Ia she
Orient" Miss Florence nea-ollel, as.
sisted hy thirty persons in costume
$500 p. M Lecture Rev sam T..
Jones, Cartersyille Ca, Ta5 3. ms
Violin solos, Miss Charlotte Cooke
500 ,. M Lecture. Taking the SuR-
ny Side" Hon Lou. } Beauchamp,
Hamiloa, @.
Friday, March 8rd --i0;SQ a. M, Lee
ture. 'rhlrd-Class People, Hon lou.
}. Beauehamp; $50 p, m, Lecture
"rhe Analysis Of Laughter Prof. G.
Lanes 500 p. m, Grand Concert,
Chicago l.yceum Ladies' Qoartette, enc
ol Americas most artistic musical Ca.
eanlaatcns
Saturday, March aih,-2sl5 p. ms
Nioiia solos. Niles Charlotte Cooke
a.30p.m, Lecture, "Talks aud Talk
ers.n Prof Charles Lsne o.. m,
Grand ConceFi. Chieago Lycoom U.s.
dies Quarte,te
SUNDAY Maroh 5th.--2sSo O. ms Nes.
Der service cordactcd by pr. Clarenc,
b. stroose 8p. az sermon hy pr NJ
AS nIrafat,rta
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01

clnht frruwe Dr. the AiF at cacc.
rhcre is rurely iu1'gn cs0lolt
which ls refosnitci as t@t pi fas,
shooting Says Nr Efnos, thompsan
Seton ia Counlry i.ifc ln Amcr.ca I'm
THIS the honor Is allowed Gre arrher
who can have siX arrows in TIE avg at
once and the 'hieh HONOR Coz seven
The Indian rccond IS eight but not
many Indians have nude it.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-03-01
OPERA HOUSE TONIGHT.
Congress Of Nations and "5en-Hur"
win Be Beautifully Presented.

Congress Of Nations and "Ben-Hur"
Will Be Beautifully Presented.
The forthcoming presentation in this
city Of William II and E. 3. Josselyn's
Congress Of Nations is bound TO be well
patroniz-d as IL has drawn the largest
houses in every city since che advent
OF matinee pictures ten years ago. The
Congress OF Nations consists Of $40 trav-
cling Photographic scenes, but not any
thing at all like motion pictures, noth-
log 20 tire the eyes, rs every person
can spend hours watching these photo
graphic scenes. Words cannot describe
the projections Of this attraction.
thirty -thrce separate diversions in two
hours and twenty-five minutes. Fifty
thousand miles of travel and not word
90 lecture. Everything that savors 90
the word lecture Is omitted, making 70
a pleasure for everyone and the most
interesting aud Instructive presenia-
zion ever shown. Az Edwards Opera
House. Wednesday night, March lists
also. zoe scenes from ben-hur."