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The Indiana Trust Co.
capital .......s1,000, 900
usbsrl9ub...... $25O,Ooo
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1905-01-26

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11

UBder aud By vlrtRs OF IN poWer aBd Au'
tbority yented q ne ~ virtue 81 ny once ..
Mayor ~ the City ~ 0ainesville, Florida. l.
W n Thomas. ~ mayOf 81 sa0 city. 90 here
b. oah aa eisetiOn % ~ bed 10 ssid city. o.
Tuesday. The iIth Oar Of Apfii, A. ID ine. fOf
the purpose ~ eleetinf me foltoainE oehcers
ior said eity 70 serve fof tbe PERIODS 80 out
herein touit
Oae haFOT. one Clerh ABd TseaSussr pas
Tar Collector. 0Be TaG Au-es-or one harahai,
eaea % serve foF = psfiod Of one yeaF from
ia date ~ tbeif eie6tha.
Foaf AkeFmeo. eaet ~ serve for a peft0d
Of tuo yeara from ne date ~ thaf7 election
The poilnn paeee Tor said sleaugn snan -
the uest sA6e ~ tks afe siatioo. % East hain
street. belna ftuated 90 the veat si1e % All
street ana IA block aOutk % islhllG s4uaFe.
Tue poin shall oD9n ~ > o chsak q. "a 81 said
6ng nn1 ci0ae 81 Ngn-d0Vn
1bs fOilowtns named psF~ous are heFebg sis
Es1intsd inapegt0fs ~ asd slecuga, ~ W. =
hetJouen. y. ~ aiisF & hiheSa. ane the
felosin9 ns@es pessoa oisfs q saae else tlos.
via W l. Mn
Wines M Aae1 ana the ssai ~ sid CitS Of
o4lnesytiln. Fl0Fsas teis 80 asE % hsseh. lsa
Atts-t T. n bEEI. cisy clerE-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11
About rheumatism .

There are few diseases that infiicI
more torture than rheumatism and
there 10 probably no disease for which
such . varied and useless lot Of rsme.
dies have been suggested. To cay tie,
II can be cured IL. therefore, q bold
statement 70 make. but Chambe rlain' =
Pain Balm. which enjoys an extensive
aals, has met with great success In the
treatment Of this disease. One appii.
cation Of Pain Balm will relieve the
pain, and hundreds Of sufferers have
testified 20 permanent cures ~ its use
Why suiIsF when Pain Balm Affords
such quick relief and costs bat q tFinsS
For sale By all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11
FEEBLE OLD PEOPLE.
For All Such People in Gainesville We
Guarantee vinol viii Create
Health, Strength ard Vi
taIity, or Return
Money.

Hundreds ~ did people right here in
Gainesville ncrd just rUch q strength
maker and body builder rs our de-
licioOs cod liver oil eparation. V NIL ;
and VIZ simply cannot understand Why
they will conIInue 10 drag out n halt
dead and haf-siive existence, when
We guarantee VinOl will infuse new
life, inyiRorate every organ In the
body, stnp the natural decline and
make them veil, vigorous aud strong.
II you want TO know how an aged i,
feeble, Discouraged man or woman
may be made active, cheerful and Wig
orous. read this letter;
Mrs. Catherine Therer Of Albany,
n Y, writes; "Six months ago I felt
that wac broken down BY age, and
was doomed to the weak and feeble
condition OF old people. The slightest
exertion tired me. and had no
strength. My daughter brought ma a
bottle OF vihOl. / s0On felt an i'm.
provement. I continued tie use, and
am now we'll, cheerful and stronger
than have been for year,; 10 fact ]
feel ten years younger"
Vlnol 10 not q strong Ssimulant
which reacts on the system. but it 10 q
genuine tonic and body builder which
creates strength BY building up every
organ in the body TO do Ice work &C
nature intended, and makes rich. red
blood. In this way Il stops the nat
ural decline and replaces weakness
with vigOr. We wish every old person
10 Gainesville would try Vinol on our
guarantee TO return money u % fails.
Take q dose Of Vinol after each meal
and every night before retiring and
note lie bensflcisl effect. w. NJ.
johnson, DTuggist.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11
SPECIAL MEETING U. o. @.

Kirby Smith VIII Meet Today to Can
slider Special Proceedings.
The president Of Kirby Smith Chap
ter, q. d. O., requests the Chapter 70
attend q called meeting 1t her home
thls afternoon ~ 4 O'slock.
Several communicate concern.
ing the State convention moSt be read
20 che Chapter.
The president alsO wishes to obtain
from she Chapter authority 20 Official.
~ accept che invitation extended them
by our stOpewall Camp Of Confederate
Veterans 20 attend q memorial service
on April 70 81 II m
viii the Chapter kindly respond
promptly TO this call?
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11
MAJ eeslese 20 osssk.

PeoTia. ni. AsFii - jerry HARDY
ard Gsofss WGknsf. snPieges ~ eat
us feeders Of ths American DsssiiisFy
a. Pekin. vers seslded 20 DEAN today
Tie men werc sorkinE o. the TOP o.
q tank % bO, ela;iileTy fed uheH Gks
boards gave uay prcclpitaaing thsu
INTO the eoiliss EAHs Hardy van
eooks6 70 esaih iasiAatiy aax WssnsE
aled aheFtiy sfsrwarta
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11
eRm,No PARK FARM.
~ CaIllson Extends CoUrtsSlss
20 Gainesville Friends.

- CaIllson Extends CoUrtssisS
70 GAINESVILLE Friends.
Kha reporter Of The SON, with hiI
nslg. hsd the pleasure q few days re-
astIy % being entertained by n A.
allison, msnager OF Spring Park Farm
that aospitable, clever manner TOT
khlch Mr.. Callison has been noted for
avegal years. As one visitor expressed
HIMSELF, the genial host almost made
him tired" In an endeavor 70 provide
Dor HE eomfOFt--tut Of course the COM
plaint came In q goOd.nstured war.
Mt. Callison never tires OF doing
|scmething for the comfort Of those
friends Who 20 TO zee him, and it 10
seldom he is without company.
Through the courtesy OF Mr.. Callison
We were shown through . section Of
ths farm, which comprises q large tract.
The Hereford and jersey registered
eaatle, aud the Berkshire registered
hoes, the registered Angora goats, are
all doing nIc-iJ. OF the Hereford
eaonk shere IL one male COZ weighing
ID. nad another about l.ooo, both Of
kleh were prize winners IT the
orId's Fair. 81. LOOis, and which
sps purchased recently By the bped'
ID 10 Texas.
Mr.. Callison has foFty-s'T head Of
naisssFed Hereford sad JerSey cows.
slx head OF registered Berkshire hoGs.
hnd q npmbsr Of Ang0Ta goats on The
Darn Of the Spring PARA Stock Yarn
Oompsny. The largest Of the hogs tips
|lhs b~am &C so poOnds, althOagA
AT ara large. Il 10 safe 20 say that
shis b tha bsst seoeked farm Of Rena-
lns Registered estate In the state.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11

Portland. Gre, April io-The Lewis
and Ozark exposition company has
granted Gov. seRrlss OF North Dakota
space In the Agricultural palace IA
which "a exhibit m" cabin 10 which
President RoOseveli lived In when hs
was . cowboy on the ranges OF North
Dakota Tue cabin was shipped d
Portland intact. a. a part Of the H0rtA
DAKOTA display a. the fsiT.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11
I EIECTON
I'LL OCCUR TODAY
opposition to MayOrality.
mas VIII Succeed Himself. !:
+ ARE OUT FOR MARSHAL
Aldermen Must be Elected From
charlottesville Opposition to
p Municipal Offices. and Elee-
Promises to be a Quiet One.

~ the great mOnicipAl battle
pulled oli--An event which DC.
pRulssly every year. But there
30 have been little or no inter
anifssted In this municipal cam
every effort Of the local poll
who likes q little life infused
b failed BY his efforts to raise q
OF excitement or anxiety.
+ the Office Of mayor there will be
opposition to the present incum-
Mayor w. K. Thomas. Mayor
pas has sWved the city and his
litnents faithfully and consistent
b the past tWo terms, everybody 10
lied, and there wss no need for a
bke. hence no one had the courage
ae deslrs to oppose him. He has
Ne one OF the best and most conser-
so obiceFs the city has ever had,
Zee IL 10 but natural that he will re-
'la q hattering vote today.
or marshal there will be three can.
'Stet-Chas. Pinkoson, the present
|pmbent, who has been watchful and
shful, d. A. Robertson. we'll known
y, having resided In Gainesville for
% years, and X. A. Becker, also .
"a man who has had considerable
perience in the work, having served
b deputy sheriff. All candidates
good men, and each feels confident
bic eiectIon.
Foe aldermen there will be w. B.
flor, A. M. Oushman, H. Z. Benson.
o. Lynch. J. Harrison Hodges and
,. Padgett. There are four slider
- bo elected. MessPs. Taylor,
S Eastman have been SePv-
|4 loF chs psst tstm. NJ.
bsen honosba with the
bbstfb. snd proved hIs ability
-. 10Nt - CuutNMou w buC
nmittee. The other gentle
neyeT served the cityS1 she
u which they nov aspire, but
M be said 10 that every can.
, good man and q good citi-
- 4 would be hasS$ 70 make an
~ Nrdless nj hod Nvon mioht
Inr ballot. III
will be no opposi bn TO other
BAL candidates. w
billing place will be in the west
she city hall, and the polls will
5 O'Clock and close st sundoWn.
lOWing persons will serve as In
b. w. 3. Mcdowell, F. X. Mil
D. Nilsson. and W. l.. Hill, CLERK.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11
hnrnsn Rnrnad 20 Death.

Newbern. N. C.. April 10 G, Dan
iers livery stables. s, Dfll's livery sta
bles. the GRsklll Hardware and NJ.
Supply eompany's Craven street stor,
and Jno. Green's plumbing establish
ment. were burned. There were II
horses In the Daniel stables and they
were all killed. The loss was abou;
S27. 900. partially covered by insurance
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11
eRAoY's HEAVY LOSS.
About $1,000 Worth Of Lumber De.
stroYed by Fire At hia AAll Sunday.

Mr.. and Mrs. L. c. Crazy Of High
springs we're among the visitors to this
city Monday.
Mr. GrAcy reports the loss ~ about
Sl,O0 worth II lumber from the yard
Of ME mill Sunday, the same having
caught from q forest Hrr. aud the
flames could not hr checked until
great damage had been done. Fortu-
nstely, the mill, which 10 a valuable
one, vas saved.
Friends Of Me- GrAcy sympsthiEe
With him IN the iOss.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11
POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS.
To the votsrs Of GsIoes.ille,

To the Voters Of Gsl0essille;
Hereby Snnouues mSSSlt ~ = can.
d idate for recollection W the Vtiiss II
mArshai, Iabirst - the aston VI ihs
citisens Of Gainesville 40 the eOminR
municipal election. I leave my eass
In their hands. IL I have discharged
my duty 80 marshal In she past, ! ash
their indulgence and their votes In 10.
tuPe. II they DO not think | have die.
charged my duty, then 10 rests with
them. Wiil appreciate support, how.
ever, and promise ~ long ~ In The OF.
fee 60 show partiality ~ no one. Re.
spectfuily, CHAs. PNEosoa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11

Mra. @. Peterson, e2b Lake 81, To.
peka, Kan, says; "0i ell cough rem
edies Ballard's HorehOund Syrup 10 my
faVOFite; it has done and gill do all
that 10 claimed for tito speedily cure
ell cOURhs and cOlds--aRd u 10 % Sweet
and pleasant 20 the taste " 25c. 60t,
81 90 bottle. Sold by W. NJ. Johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11

To she Voters Of Gainesville.
1 hereby announce myseif 40 q ssn'
didate Tor tAs Office OF maFehal, sub.
jecs 90 the acIion of the voters oi
GA, neeVills &C the coming municipal
election. Have always been q loyal
Democrat, attn always rrady ~ render
mS aid and lhhuvncP IN auppaTt Of
right and justice. and n elected prom-
isr = faF and hoRsst serVles. without
fear OF favor. kesP~ctfuily.
% A RvBERTs N.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11
u the Baby IL Cutting Teeth

Be sure and use that old and we'll
tried remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Sooth-
ing Syrup. for children testhlnR. IL
soOthes che child. soitsns the gums,
allays ai1 pain. cures wind colo and 10
lhs beat remedy for diaFFhoeA. Twen.
Sy.fva oenta a bottle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11

Suffering frlRhttnlly from tbs VirB-
lent pOisons Of sodIesstsd food. O. q.
C3rnypon of Lala. Miss tnok Do. King's
New Life Pills, with the resalt." he
writes. that Sas cured" al stOm-
aeh snd hOWel disorders give wsy 70
their tOnie. laxative properties. 3Se 81
ell drug stores. GuaFAutsed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11
For MarahaI.

hereby aAaounce my -elf a cABdi.
date for ths office Of MRr,hal Of the
City OF Gainesville, aud s0licit the cup
pore al al the voters Of said city ~ the
coming elec,i0n of city officers.
IL eIFoted, promise to give 20 ell
the people q Vigorous and Impartial
eIeroias OF thr dnties pertaining 10
that Office. Respectfully,
RICHARD A. bEcEER.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11
Attention. Kirby Smith.

There will be . called meeting Of
KiFly smith Chapter, U d. O., 90 she
bom" of the president Ihis afternoon
NJ 4 "'clock.
MIS-. ]. n. sTROBHAR, President.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-11
NOTICE 90 APPLICATION FoG SPECIAL
It8xfNs.ATbon.

Ngtles = hesseT slseN snes q1seslss 90
- Ra18 - 80 LtEiHstafs q - bssee -
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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-29
The Deficit.

The following comments on the de-
ficit In the United States revenues
from the Cominoner are squarely to
the point:
1.-The deficit is increasing. For 10
months ending with April the treas
nry deficit was about $34, O00, 900, the
month OF April showing over 50, 600, :
600. What Is the administration 60
ing to do? The deficit last year was
charged to the Panama canal pur-
chase. What are they going to
charge 1t to this year, and what is to
be done about 1t?
The republican leaders abused the
Wilson bill shamefully because after
the income tax was eliminated it did
not raise enough revenue to run the
government. What about the Ding
ley bill? Must we raise the tariff,
which Is already nearly prohibitive,
or will the republicans he driven to a
reduction OF the tariff In order to in
crease the revenues, or will they at
tempt to cut down expenses, and IL
sc, where? Will they reduce the
armyP II SO, they will adopt :. dem
ocratic policy. Will they reduce the
navy appropriations? Ii so they will
adopt democratic policy. Or will
they be forced to favor the income
tax as a means OF supporting the
government? II so, they will adopt
democratic policy. Having been
forced to accept the democratic posi-
tion ON the trust question and on the
question of railroad regulation, will
they now be compelled to adopt the
democratic position ON the question
OF taxation? Surely the democrats
have reason to rejoice at the 9indica-
tion Of their principles. -
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-29
Child Instantly Killed.

Lewis, the 10-year-old son OF Joseph
Il. Crook and wife, was killed Instant
ly on Tuesday by being struck on the
bead by one OF the heavy timbers Of
a hay derrick. The accident occurred
at the Morgan ranch about four miles
east Of this city, where the family re-
sides. The father was engaged with
his team In moving the heavy der
rick, and the child was reclining In
the grass near by watching the oper-
alton. BY some means the heavy
sweep became looseDed and crashed
TO the ground striking the ill-fated
lad just above the left temple. The
father gave warming cry as he saw
the timber toppling over and the boy
attempted TO get out OF the way, but
was thrown to the ground and pinned
down by the pole. His father rushed
10 bis assistance and after removing
the weight used all means In his
power to rescusitate the child but
all 10 vain, the only sign OF life was
faint sigh OF two and all was over.
The child would have been 10 years
Of age had he lived I'LL the 10Th OF
August. lie was an exceptionally
handsome and sturdy child. bright
and loveable. the idol Of his parents,
and favorite with his teacher and
schOOlmates.
The funeral services were held at
10 80 a. m. yesterday, at the M. T..
church, conducted by the pastor,
Rev. NJ. Il. Coen, and were largely
attended, long cortege following
the remains to their last resting
place In the city cemetery. Six OF
his schOolmates acted as pail bearers.
The floral tributes we're beautiful,
the little white casket being piled
high with lovely wreaths, crosses and
bouquets.
The awful death OF this lovely
child has cast pail of gloom over
the entire community. The hearts
OF all 90 out to the sorrowing parents
and brothers and sisters in their sore
berea yement. May God give them
strength to bear this heavy burden
OF sorrow.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-29
We want three or four loads of wood
ON subscription at this Office, right
away.
No Secret About II.

lie Is no secret, that for cuts, burns.
ulcers, fever sores, sore eyes, boils.
etc, nothing is so effective as Buck.
lens Arnica Saive. ut didn't take
long to cure a bad sore | had, and 1t
Is all O. X. for sore eyes," writes
ID, L. Gregory, OF Hope Tex. &c at
W G. Whitwell drug Gu. and Guy
Edwards drug store.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-29

Ms. Crosson left Tuesday morning
FOE Bedrock en- route TO butte. where
she will spend week with friends.
Mrs Crosson made many friends dur
Ing her visit here. She Is a charm.
ing woman. one of the brightest Of
her sex and an enthusiasts and I'm.
defatigable worker for the Rebekah
order. The members Of Anna Lodge
are most fortunate In having her
among them for such an extended
visit.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-29

Wayne Darlington, former state
engineer OF Idaho, who is now man.
aging large mining property In Cal.
ifornia, continues loyal TO the "Gem
OF the Mountains. He already owns
a tine body of land In the Lost river
eo1ntiy, and while here last week he
Increased his holdings OF Idaho land
by the purchase OF several hundred
acres. Mr.. Darlington has been all
over the country but he finds no place
for Investment SO favorable as in
this state. He expects eventually to
make his home here again. --Ex.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-29

Several big tanks OF crude oil from
the SummcrIield, California, oil fields
have been on the tracks for several
days here, which will be used for oil
Ing the roadbed of the Boise branch.
The track received an oiling last
year and 1t resulted SO satisfactory
that the company will duplicate the
dose. IL keeps down the dust, pre-
serves the ties and brings good re-
suits generally. The oil has heavy
asphaltum gas and is admirably
adapted to the purpose. The method
to be employed Is to deposit a pretty
heavy coat Of the fluid on the track
and for distance Of several feet on
each side OF the rails. The Oil, act.
Ing as solvent, causes an admixture
OF the sand and earth with the
asphaltum 1t contains, making what
Is practically an asphalt surface. -
Nampa Record.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-29

Mrs. Clayton, of the Snenon House
has decided after several months trial
that frst class house cannot serve
meals ut chinaman prices; so on and
after July LIST, meals at that popular
hotel will be IS cents. Meal tickets
p meals-sa.jo for local trade. Room
and board from si.25 10 s2.oo per
day. Everything frst-class.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-29

The readers OF the Lemhi Herald
. so-calIed newspaper. have been en-
joying 10 the perusal OF the delin-
qnent tax list. The FIRST publication
Of that interesting article VAS n.
Legally made In special edition
which appeared on AprI 22nd and
has appeared In the regular edition
for four consecutive weeks. The law
requires but three publications, but
1t is cheaper than boiler plate matter
With which that paper Is made up.
-&t q still running. Economy is
tue fDaurs~--Aa1fh. u,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-29

Parties returning from the Lewis
and Clark Fair at Portland repor,
that Idaho fruit Is not properly rep,
resented and movement Is now be.
Ing started by which the several dis.
triets will take the matter IN hand
to secure the best fruits and shir
them to Portland to represent this
most Important industry. The ex.
hihit OF grains, grasses aud minerals
Is most representative. while the
fruit has been entirely neglected.
The matter will be taken up In the
Lewiston Commercial club and letters
will be addressed to other districts
urging cooperation In the work OF
providing fruit for the Idaho exhibit
during the summer.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-29

James L. Barrack returned Monday
from the Agricultural college at
Logan, Utah where he has completed
his third year. He will visit with
relatives here for a few weeks, after
which be will again go to Alaska,
where be spent couple Of years.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-29

Miss Grace Nagel was In town
Tuesday on shopping expedition.
She presented The Recorder oHlce
with a magnificent bouquet OF rare
and fragrant flowers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-29

Mrs. McNicoll aud son Murdoch
arrived Friday from California where
they have spent the last six months.
]. 7. Horton brought them In from
Redrock by private conveyance.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1905-06-29

Father Nolan arrived Friday aud
celebrated mass ON Sunday, which
was largely attended. lie left Mon
day for his home at Idaho Falls via
Junction and nannlster.