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The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18

footed and shied all at the same time, and when one hump was not tanning him in the back the other hump was Kicking him in the stomach, and if he had gun he would shoot the camel, and the Arabs, and bust up the show
 By the time dad got so he could stand up without leaning against pyramid the Arabs came up and they all talked at once, and drew knives, and it seemed as though they were blaming dad for something. We found an interpreter among the tourists, and he talked with the Arabs, ans pointing to the camel dad had ridden, which was stretched out on the sand like he was dead, he told dad tne Arabs wanted him to pay for the camel ne had ridden to death, and foun- oered by letting it drink a wagon load of water, and then entered in race across the desert, and the interpreter said dad oeeter pay, CT they would kill him.
 Dad settled for the camel for hun urea dollars. and promise of the skin o' the camel, which he was going to take uome and have stuffed. Then man "ho pretended to be justice of the peace had dad arrested for driving of oia walk, and he was fined $10 and costs ,of that, and then all the Arabs struck 'm TOT money for one thing and an- o'aer' and when he had settled all ~ouhd and paid extra for not riding oaeh 10 Cairo on the camel, We got
 sas to climb up the pyramid. Dad .aia ne wouldn't ride that camel back " oairo Tor million dollars, for be was ,pie up so his legs began where his arms ~, on' and he was lame from Genesis " Revelations.
 out never saw such a lot of people to as these pirates are. Just before . ne! rob man they get down on their es on a rug, and humble something ,ot 9ohe god, and after they have got you suoeu good and plenty, they get down .uu pray, while they are concealing the ~sy Uney they took from you. Gee but ,h. n get home am going to steer ,s rsin robbers and burglars onto the ea or always being on praying "ei' told dad he hadn't better try to nn up the pyramid, that would go .t cause could climb like goat. and s,,'.. sa got up to the top would fire ... s so everybody would know that
 spansied American was on deck. but
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18

showed signs of deep interest. Now repeat Mir. Davidson's remarks exact ly as you heard them. And. remcm- Der. young man, you are under oath!"
 Well. if you must know, reluctant ly answered the young man who had severed his connections, he called me into his private office and he said, Here's your weeks pay, now get out lively!'"
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18
Very Likely.

We thought; said the reporter. that you might care to say something about thess charges against you.'
 No" replied the crooked public off, ficial. z; believe that silence is golden"
 Well. replied the reporter per haps the public might believe it's merely sit in this cass"-Catholis Standard and Times.
The Forrest City times., 1905-08-18
this condition the natives have no diffi. culty in picking them out of the water with their hands.
Accommodating Conductor.

A Boston lady. more famous for her hauteur than her good manners, saw . man spit on the car the other day. Ris- Ing with indignation. she freezingly said to the conductor: Do you allow any one to expectorate in this convey ance? Certainly. madam, certainlyl Spit wherever you want to-" was the urbane answer. in the conductors best style.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-02-10
Entered at the Paris, KY, postofice as
Second-class Mail Matter.
Remove Hargis From The Democratic
State Central Committee.

How much longer is the Democratic
party of Kentucky going to remain
silent and let man like Judge James
Hargis stay on the State Central
Committee. Every Democratic paper
in the State that has the interest of
the party at heart should demand
that he be removed from the COM
mittee. He is shrewd in every move
he makes. Did it occur to you that
his leading attorney is the Chairman
of the State Central Committee. He
is in every way using the Democratic
party for shield The farther mat
tiers go the worse they get. Our
Governors name is prominently men
toned in the late sensational deposit
tions taken at Winchester, which i'm
picates Judge Hargis, Senator Hargis
and Sheriff Callahan in the Breathitt
county assassinations. With their
means and the support of the DEM
ocratic machine and the prestige
given him by being a member of this
committee Judge Hargis and his asso-
ciates in crime may never be brought
to Justice Shall the Democratic party
allow itself to be placed in the posi-
ton that this man Hargis is undoubt-
edly placing it, as a shield and hacker
The Democratic press should at
once begin a war on this man and the
Frankfort machine if Hargis is not
removed from the councils of the
party. 1t is only putting a weapon
into the hands of the Republicans,
and dangerous one, for we believe
if something is not done in this mat
ter the Republican party will certainly
gain control in this State. We have
no majority to brag on. Why hide
behind the bush till it is too late. Get
out among the people and hear their
talk along this line and you will soon
realize the danger that is ahead of
US.
The people demand Hargis' removal
from this committee and it is wise to
heed their demand. There never was
truer saying uttered than that by
the Hon. A. F. Byrd at Lexington
in his speech on "Lawlessness N
Kentucky" when he said: "Ken-
lucky needs to-day more Statesmen
and less politicians" The time is now
at hand when men can show what
they are, Statesmen or cheap poll
ticians. Act like the former and the
Democratic flag will always float to
the breeze in old Kentucky.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-02-10
ADJUSTMENTS.
MISSOURI GIRL. d

'The Missouri Girl" which comes
to the Paris Grand on Tuesday, Feb
ruary 18th, produces more genuine,
hearty laughter than any comedy yet
written. In connection with a strong
and interesting plot, it contains the
most ludicrous sistuations ever con-
ceived. The company presenting the
play is fully capable of extracting
this fun, and dealing it out to the
Iublic in a most satisfactory manner.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-02-10
Banks May Consolidate.

A report comes from Lexington that
the Firt National Bank, the Third Ma
tional and the Central Bank. of that
city, will consolidate and form one of
the largest institutions in the State.
The banks have a combined capital of
5000, 900, a surplus of $4,000 and COM
bined assets of 81, $40, 1885 accord
ing to the last annual statement.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-02-10
An Enterprising Paper.

The Kentucky Farmer and Breeder,
the high-class live stock and agricul-
tural weekly published at Lexington,
is receiving the congratulations ofthe
press of the State on it's change of
form to a tabloid, with the accom-
pany use of high-grade calendered
paper. The new form is great i'm
provement.
This enterprising paper is again at
tracing national attention by con-
test it has just inaugurated. This
contest is one of marked interest to
every student of thoroughbred breed
ing. 1t is based on the question:
What six thoroughbred mares now
in America, whether native or i'm
ported, are best suited to be bred to
the great imported stallion Meddler,
the leading winning sire of 1904?
For the three best lists submitted
in answer to- this question The Ken
lucky Farmer and Breeder will give
three prizes aggregating fifty dollars.
The contest will close Monday,
March 20. All lists to be eligible
must be received by that time. The
only condition necessary to enter the
competition is that the person sub
hitting the list be subscriber to The
Kentucky Farmer and Breeder. No
one person can submit more than one
list.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-02-10
After Them Again.

The Law and Order League, of Lex
ington, is out in another card asking
the enforcement of the city ordi-
nances and the law in general in that
community. 1t is given out by mem
bers of the League that the next Fay
cite grand jury will be asked to in
dict the Mayor, members of the Pc
lice Commission, the Chief of Police,
the Chief of Detectives and the en-
tire police force for failure to do their
duty in enforcing the ordinance rela-
tive to the closing of the saloons on
Sunday.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-02-10
A Good Showing.

The Kentucky Worlds Fair Com
mission adjourned finally Saturday
after auditing the accounts, showing
a surplus of $4,000 to be returned to
the State Treasury, besides property
valued at over 81 900, turned over to
the State.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-02-10
The Burley Loose Tobacco Ware
house Sales.

On account of the extremely cold
weather of last week the offerings of
tobacco at The Burley Loose Tobacco
Warehouse at Lexington, Monday,
were smaller than for some time past
and amounted to only $4,000.
With the exception of few crops
the tobacco was of rather inferior
quality. Notwithstanding this, how
ever, the prices realized were excep-
tionally good and entirely sarisfacto-
ry to sellers.
1t is the general opinion of the
buyers that values on the loose mar
ket were from one to two dollars per
hundred higher than on the Louisville
and Cincinnati markets. The de-
mand for all grades Of bright colory
types is very strong-the prices of
bright trashes and Tugs being proba-
bly, the highest realized by the farmer
for many years.
The anticipations of the buyers as
well as sellers that the prices of to-
bacco would decline as soon as the
promoters of The Burley Tobacco
Growers Association failed in their
attempt to carry through their under
taking, have not as yet materialized.
This might be accounted for by the
conflicting reports as to the consum-
nation of the deal and the extreme
ly cold weather preventing farmers
from rushing in the tobacco.
With both buyers and sellers antioi-
pating lower prices, in our opinion,
such must exist in the near future.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-02-10
Berea College Demurrer overruled

At Richmond, Judge Benton sus-
tanned the validity of the act of the
last Legislature in prohibiting CO.
education of the races in Kentucky.
The demurrer of Berea College to the
Indictment against it for violation of
the law was overruled, and the case
viii now be tried on its merits.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-02-10

For concrete pavements and all
kinds of cement work, see Stuart &
O'Brien, opp. L. & N. freight Office.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-02-10

HALF prices on Ladies' and Chill
dren's Cloaks at Twin Bros. If
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1905-02-10

If you want Fire Insurance that in
sures, don't forget that w. o. Hinton
can furnish it in strong, old reliable
companies that have been tested.
Rates as low as anybody's. (tf)
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24
sunno,.d Rsnd,I.ou. o. Elss,.

Paus Msy % The reports In cir
cu.siipn bore 10 The effect that col
ilrrs belonging - tho Russian aset 10
tend to frud"lyoua a. tho iiabuyan
IslaDds uurh ~ he Island ~ I1Eon
are Go, basrd ou precise Information.
bui are he results ~ nEufiaE on the
altitude ana longitude shore pr
tlOu ~ The Hset WaH laaf observed
fhis rUurs' 10 continued n IL pointed
oui, aouid axe the ships lhto The iIal
Inns channel hsaT Nhlch the Babyih
ISLANDS are aliustsd o. T. thrfefOre.
Inferred ihat The RussiAhs Oil rem
drlsous 10 that locality for To- purpose
81 cOailnE
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24
NO TRACE OF DIAMONDS.
Jewels Stolen from Tiftanys Cannot
Be Located by Police.

New York. May .a.-No trace has
been found OF three diamonds worth
100000 reported a. having been stul."
abou, MAY 4 from Tlnany's VIOLA.
rooms
Al the detectives and police OH.
Cials engaged ON the case are maintain
ing the greatest possible secrecy. but
1t has been learned that their efforts
thus .Jr have been IN the direction oi
closing all the markets here ana
abroad where the thief might scrh To
dispose Of the gems. Wnhc 'hcs"
measures may prevent tn safe OF IN"
booty. they also greatly acccnluatr
the difficulty OF detection,
The police are understood to have
reached the conclusion that the theft
owed It's inspiration, II nor It's actua,
execution 10 professional who had
pro- pred IN empIoyr 20 the decd prom.
Using him a rich return Tor practically
little rlsh.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24
STORM STRIKES TEXAS TOWN.
Fo1 Worth Is Damaged and one Man
Reported Killed.

Fort WORTH, Tex. May -a A heavy
windssorm. blowing Al the rate Of %
miles an hour. struck this city from the
southwest Part ct the west wall ~
the Texas and .Paclhc passenger sta.
ton was blown In aud John young Il
train dispa,chtT. Killed The storm
vas most severe west ot tae city aud
al, telephone aud telegraph wires In
that direction are down
\ passenger ON a TEXAS aud Pacific
train from the west r,porls that the
taNn ot Mntry Wells was partly
blown away Que church building be-.
longing Co The African Methodist Epis
copn, church here. was demolished
Many cuisines, building, lo.i their
rOis iuyndius rhr First Natlona,
bank .huijlrL u i>loN structure.
The HaItsl and Fplscopn an
churches m uw'h fNt Worth Ncr'
badly wrecked Whit tht r,uts NJ the
Grand hotel ia Fast N,a,h,rlurd
stree, we're 'orn aNay. no, dwell.
IugS 10 various parts ol thc clty vcfc
damagyd 1hr second Nard schoui
building vhs partially vrrcb,d
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24

Charlotte y G.. Maj - Lacey
Hushe, Iusf hi, iif. a. Ef,aud Orange
county. y e.. 20 an enon go save bis
friend Ear : Faucetje whD "a also
druvncd Faucette Was boat riding
.n 'he Ef.and mil Pond ain Miss Eo
Ice Brown shen th' bOst caps.sed aud
both 1er, Known ou' ilgh"s
plunged iutp "a. pOn 4. rescued th' iAdy
and attempted to save Fauceif" shrn
The iespcra'- man pulled bin under
and both acre dTpsned Both v"rr
unmarried and ssrs pfYmrteu') cpl.
Btctsd
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24

Nes York Ma q Progress 70 b~
iag made gy 'hs Frict Iutrs,lsA-nE
Gun m.fts- ot .b- Equitable life Assrr
aurs aDcivt5 add i,s r'poTts pfybabij
all D. COMPLETED ~ ihr 90 ~ 'a.s
sea rsady for .1bn.ss .un 20 'As dif'c
to-a NAY 81. 90. u,. .. SEQ or'
io4A} fDf r-s'lnE a. %. directors 1r
tha' date N8r.r1Gs o.afrffl0-s have
bseu bed hy ad-sf't - boft IA
,ioas l- TO s.-.yrE rg. ,o oD.uI9h Hsa
rett AIRED o. q. %. proaas s ee-r' -
ne F~sS report
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24

N~u York MAJ AFTER smother
DAY % search fof ST. Margaret IsIDo
irt. 90 Da.las Ira agrss who BE-
beer missirE frym lakst haas.ta
sincs iAs' Wsdrss.a be myHsry o'
her d.sappearanfr BE- .a-psr ihan ever
No ciss - arr kind 5esu Obtained
shd e Ernsrs alarm ut ogi b. %.
- cf has faIisf 30 .9as Hsf fEfb
- G~o~Es 81 D. -. ~ usJlas
Ter is sxp"ff-t t1 scb Nss fOgk
today sfth h.s br0ft.f
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24
FORTY MONUMENTS
WERE DEDICATED
Erected BY State OF Ohio On
Vlcksburs Battlefield
SERVICES LARGELY ATTENDED
Governors Herr,ek, OF Ono, and Var.
daman. Of Mississippi, HeN ewed pro.
, eession Of Troops-Ad6rsss Of Gov.
ernor Herriek Loudly chesreu.

Vi,ksburg. Miss. May %. Forty
monument, erected 10y 90, -'aic ut
ONO 10 ~ soldiers who g.. iu The
siege at Nict,hurs. were deed Gated ~
the %auoua, Military parh h,rr today.
The scr, ices Wcr, largely attended
Governor H,rick and SIAN ui Ohio,
with q party Of lJ0 union Veterans
from Ohio aud 10, First ..4mrnt ot
the ONO uauuua. guard N,rc cor
daily received Governor H,Uch aud
Governor N1iaamau. OF Mississippi ~
viewed a procession Of the ohio aud
Mis,issippi National guar THIS morn
ing Later. al he parh ..r d,dica
tory program a., caVicd uu'
An address, hy GONerurl Ucrr.Ck
Was listened To with marb.t attention.
and hi reference 10 thu family quar-
rel" of those who wore '.r h,ur aud
the gray, Was loudly che'u'
The listing Ohloans ". po tender
ed harh,cu, this afirr'ou aud a
campfire viii be- held tuul-1l
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24

HArstA.E0sa ios Aay - ~ 4
sca4'f ~ Ihe rerrat s-ssni ~ thrIi
csashtsr q = b,rt ana wife ssss
s~pasAfsd $40 6vorr. rfa~esdiags 81
b. inEtfsfsd n 'hfhsf isarusG
thAi ne Eiffs Hfat.r 80 af1sa hsf
o. heT htiie love sEas aaYinG ssss
arcamsiaasd ssbts ~ ne aneaaf ~
several huaarea aoiisFs ~ . fFtu1s
ssas ~ a. eaaEhisr sss af,cF . YEN
nsnrsus ipsesvBeN betNe<s fbs haslmns
50 n1sr. So ~ - heea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24
Mississippi Pos,otnee Robbsa.

Jack son. Miss May - \ special
slls Haziehurst sayA lha' the postof
fee at that place VAS vnlcrcd last
night by one negro. Who secured So,
in money. ard 5000 worth ~ stamp,
A naH who slept neat door tu the
po-lufliCe saw the D.'i leaving. and
says Jhit he Nts negro. Ne De-
cured aB entrance 'luugh 'hc bach
door and drilled into the safe
'Jo's taken from rScksmlrh shop
Th. 81. th, Second .m" Withlu $50
v',ta .hl. U. r..'ace has b,.u
robbed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24

Washington. Mal 9. tur CUu
mere, OF the Tinted STAT import
aud export in Apr' 's'ba. shed q
ueN record for thai month. TIE ,o,u.
being valued Al ST.. 900 600 a. against
Sl920.p. OOu IN April 1909 aud tly5,
UUu 900 in April. 1870; A notable foa'
ure OF thc marked growth "a the com
mercc uf The United States ~ 'h" pr,
pOnderaucc of exports, despite the
ever increasing home demand for man
ufac'ures agricultural and other prod
ucts April exports amounted 10 tisst
35S.22g the hlghes; record ever made
in April Of any year
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24

CarEoaa Nenssasa p-ay - Th-
Nss Y0st and Fss~marrr krDtAif osFn
.arY has spf~ai-d 90 th- 90. c,art ~
-ttssfiua ffum iks ser'tt1a ~ tas
1--s s-rf - ne fsterf r0afi ~ GO
"a 8n duing ss q ifi,anai ~ To-
g. o. ace aissoiSiha -'s hGmliioa
c,1utsr. snd oraering ihs aompaay %
pay sanarga Prpsi1enf Castro -
ssra~6 tc1ay frvm ne mp 70 80 istr,
f.gr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24
last Drum Corp, VIII o. There.

Raleigh y e. Ma Is The only
oOnftdvrst' drum corp. ia the county
IL Raleigh and Arrangements bsso
completed Cot taxing H 10 the conf.d
crate reunion az l0g'svills Al Of
80 members acre moderate nuA
Clans itsiu 50 b. no gay u Rirh
mond and AL E.sr oonceFt Ia the
capital squSrs 'h'l, .7 The Afternoon
- he 18th ~ lane NOrth Carolina
all send gate q F'. rE delegation ~
Veterans 90 l1sit1I.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24

Washington May % Pt~s,dfH'
HyDsetrI ana s~cfe'ay Tsr Dad .
c"nfrf~ne, ioday regarding thr is,oia
- ilpvsn sass A. he snd secretary
Tsf sais that 90 dec sion ssd been
rssrhss ~ hisl 90 is 90 .al. other
'urs.es vho have been IHt.,alod iD
t.u ard hrar fhr.f t~s'mory before
b. makes fyrrna Fairu,-r' oDuCern
az 'hs caes a. 't- pfss.fs8' ~
spuid u1t lnf.sai. st8 30 wiineasss
u-fs a. d.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24

HAgsha Nay o. To fi'fd anniyrF
sa5Y ~ thf inauguration ~ no cubsh
fsv1bii, Sec e-isBrs'rd 'oday Tbs
wssth~r sas ers9. ass fb- ssY siEhiiy
c'Dlfy raa h"'iaay rhlrb sss nhl
tFrsaly ubs.-ssf. uts uHHaF - q
T0arh - Ilg 60 stri 80 .n iss taIt
"a STATE There SO DafaBs
arlG~fJ uEfsEffY nyaaisf rgFai
Sarsit ari p,f lee 1lr 3afs6s sas
fssi~ae1 bg iTvs.AsHf Fsima from q
SAG d.~ofsfed pavilion.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24
NEWS FROM The
FAR EASTERN WAR
Small engagements Between
Japanese and Russians.
RUSSIANS RETREAT IN DISORDER .
Except Tor These Collisions, the sltua-
ton 10 Otherwise Urthanaed-Ths
French Authorities Clam There ~
No Russian Ships IN Their Waters.

TOXIC. NAV 20 g. ~ Imperial
army h,adquarIcr, made the following
announcement THE morning
In the direction eft Chug'u On May
"a. force of che enemy Guuslsting ~
uNvf battalion ~ inyaStry a r,Ei
myI ut cavalry and tNo Euu, mado a
dDou tu he eastern height al san
laukuu m.,'A east vt Chauguu 'Rad
irum The 'cNil ut n coat niue. ~
mtvs '1.t ut ShAngtu AZ II 20 this
murniu. commenced humbardmcnt
'Sub.,qu. utly, near Russian force
Nth g. guns appeared uu tnc northern
height ot th.iyaugpao ana 40 I y m
tNu battalion, VI the ,uoml advanced
nom 'hr oastrrn slide Of the village,
bul N,rr rvpulp,d
Another MIXED force ~ me cuym'
culIrd Erhshhllpbo where thry ,"'
hrc Goo fn, village AMI retired
The cu'm,.s ca,alp dampuutri
md attacked Iuo ltussiau guard un th'
tight bauk ut The LAO % mi,re vcs,
cot tatuWvu uu .hr muruIug al Ma, 80
N'u du ,uEag.m,u, HsIIug ~"
hour. 90" yu,mS reiterated ln dl-utdrr
toward Gee aouthN,ai. abandoning son
allied aud wumdrd
"ENr,p. these collisions between the
opposing rut,.a no., situation IL other
aIsr unchanged
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24
Count Rejects TIE.

Piusburg MAY - Count Em,uld
Fa.sau. thu las, Of the NOPE family vi
Faisou, of Nurway Who Vas found 90
mi, city b, the P.ttsbuig G,',ctIy" bu.
rcau 90 hc a mo'orman on rhc riusburE
Kenny wood aud Mckc,spurt electro
railway, has announced To- the suprrin
tendon, OF detectives Thomas \. Nc
Quaido. that he would not give uup his
position. that ne would 40, return Ia
his uaIiNc land that America Mas goor
enough for him that hc nad mo- use
whatever for hi, t.," Aud hat n'
would rather remain .rro aud be-
known AZ Frank FaIs,u. 'Hc name h.
assumed.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24

Nashville. Tenn. MAJ % Nevs has
r~sshrd here from Minor lnI TEAM
stating thst HsRfJ Jacks on a pfoml
nehf Young farmer ~ ma s.etlon. sh1t
ana Killed George Bio~n negro. sna
fa'ally s1nsdsd VI Bfnva. bis son
O. isriainisd me shooting So done ia
seitasfSnas 3sekaDn aurr-hdsf~d
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24
storm In WAC Ies

Nacn Tex MAY 80 \ severe Wind
and hn.trurm passed over th, city
iasl night doing considerable damage.
several houses we're uuioufpd GruW
ill., crop were injured aud n, ,d, W"yo
bJil, washed by the duwnpuui Re
ports from ,ru,a, TrNAs .udlDa', that
The storm Vas general and damage
Vac done ~ many paints
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24

Washington. MAY - Wldrspr,a al
attention has been attracted by the
reported threats Of 4 Chiness Doyco,'
AEalna, American made goods. In -
ialia,'on for the action Of this Rovetn
ment IN 'aforcina The provisions ~
the old Chinese sHsluslon iss The
matter IA ~ espooth iulsrsst IN tho
south. because - The large tolums
81 our cotton tFStiis trade 9Th chine.
and a statement oSotrfnisG orr trade
relations With that oountry. ius' 10
susl by the bureau - statistics. depart
msnt ~ commerce sBd lAbOf b there
fore particularly timely
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24
aIus ard cray honor pssd.

NV Nort MAJ - Morc than e,o
Confederate Veterans and large mum
Der ~ Grand Army men visited 10"
Mount Hope cemetery aud decorated
the graves ~ Confederate soldiers Scg.
Vlc"s Wei, hold by the cunfcdtatr sol.
tirrs Services NoTc held b, the cAn
frd"ra,c camp 81 N'N Iork The scr
Nlcos vere conducted hy Commander
Edward Owen aud he orsrinn NHs de
iN'r'd bS Genera George T.. loud ~
the i.ult'd stntcv Hauruya pos' Ctand
Arm, ~ 'hc Republic This b. lhr met
tlmr iu th' HISTORY u 'h' con''d'r''"s
that the uraiipu iu their mamuuh' dhy
has been delivered ny mrwber OF tfg
Grand Array Of rho Republic
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24

saIsuu. Nai q, AdmuaI poiuu
qut,u.e .b, French pa,a' commander
rHuu't hero today itr.r 900 Iuaprc
.uH OFF .hr AnHaiu,a. ,.8.' IT, g.
POTTS .ha. Hp p..Ngr. OIL sH.pa have
returned foo rr.pe4 territorial Na'.rs
ril,' N1E ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-05-24

by a peculiar method Of bookkeeping
and 10y jusgicd figures, deceived Com.
missioner Garfield into the pellet that
the profit ON beef steer did not cx.
coed ~ cents. is the published state
meut Of a confidential man in South
Omaha packing concern The actual
profit, he declared, Is IS