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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-11-15
LOCALS.

The place 10 buy your flooring, ceiling and
fin !sniug umbers IL at FaulkDer'a, be knows
What II takes 10 build q house and can figure
mt your bill for you. .
Just received by Faulkner ! car Of sash
toor and blinds all sizes and prices.
Mouldiuga OF all kinds and prices. Dom
ioreet the place, "Fauikner'S"> on Trinity
street. Come In and let me figure with you
whether You buy or not, I like 10 give prices
and make the other fellow sell you cheap, II ]
amt sell you. II 1t ia shingles you want ]
An the man 10 see.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1905-11-15
YOUR SHOE MONEY.

When you spend your money for Shoes, ::
you want to get the value Of tin SHOES
You want them to look and wear and
feel at least as we'll as .they cost. The tran
saction ought to be at least an even trade
so much money, 50 much shoe satisfaction.
The best thing a dealer finds about SELL
ing Snow and Adamant Shoes is the best
thing you'll find about buying them-we
give with our Shoes, and you get for your
money, more value than with any other
Shoes. . p. 49,.
A. M. SMITH.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09
PUBLIC SALE DIRECTORY.
Auctions Advertised to BE Held
ia Dickinson County.

The following are the principal public sales 70 % held IN dickinson
unv For u.rtua posted BILL copy OF bill can % seen AZ tue
osea All commence unless otherwise stated
rh Rather Dero a cattle so hogs implements
household goods j. n Burton, Aucioner
n ofeubsgr Buckeye as CATTLE hogs implements
e1 s u N. Burton, Auctoneer
~ Montg emery Kpp horses shoas implements
household goods N Burton, Auctoneer; ! P M
a. "a Geo. ohspnop Hope; thoroughbred shOhorns L. Brady l.
Ssge q, &, Little Auctoneers
Sab 16 Leonard NsvArre "a head ssoCk nOuS0
hold goods; N Burton. AuciOneer
rh " stenberg Newbn horses So cattle 20 hogs mple-
mens; E q. Hoffman, Auctoneer
~ y n Norman Tamags and mules 80 cattle 81 hogs
s..uor implemeuts; j. N. Burton Auctioneer.
~ r. Blake Son. Buckeye townships horses cattle II hogs
farm implements; III Burton Auctioueer.
raj d II B. Kresdy Buckeye; IS cattle implements; G.
Cookson, Auctoneer
oh 81 G. and Kaufman Acme IA horses " CATTLE hogs I'm
elements household GOODS N Burton, Auclonee lOa M
40 steckel Woodbine; CATTLE IS hogs implements
n household eoods J. N. Burton, Auctioneer
M 90 l. vroomsn G. Taylor Eiope 50 DurOcJsrssy hogs p
~ N RurOer H r. Little, Z. 3. Hoffman, AuCtioneers
- 81 NJ carver Tsmage CATTLE % hogs implements,
household goods J. N. Burton, Auctioneer
q. = Lowe MoouVht Shorses CATTLE hogs farm implements,
IA bousehold goods; J. N. Burton, Auctioneer
rh Ok Bslsm EntepSe 10 CATTLE 10 hogs implements house
hold goods; J. N. 3 'rcn, AuctiOneer M
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09
Il. W, KING sUPERINTEHDGNr.
Commissioners Name Chapman Mar
70 Succeed Dyer.


Horace W. King was today appoint
ed county superintendent Of schools
to gil the vacancy caused BY the
resignation Of r. v. Dyer who has
removed to Manhattan. He will Oil
the place until May s, when the term
OF E. s! Mccormick commences.
Mr.. Mccormick could have been
appointed but 1t would have been nee
essary for him to resign as principal
Of the Lincoln school where be is do
ing such excellent work. However,
be told the board last summer that II
given the place be would remain
through the school year and he re-
fused to resign in order to take the
county Office. II was mighty cred.
liable thing for him to DO and showed
q high sense OF honor that is not al
ways manifested when something
good is 10 sight.
Mr.. King will look after the offices
duties we'll. He 10 an experienced
teacher aud a capable school man
He is editor OF the Chapman Lookout
at present. The commissioners made
an excellent choice.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09
Death ofH. ". Huffman.

Herbert W. Huffman, father OF q
a. Huffman Of this city, died Of his
home south Of Enterprise at L. a. M
today. He has been III for nearly q
wear and has been gradually growing
weaker. he wss agOd about 20 years
and came to Dickinson county in 1870
He was esteemed by all for his ster-
lag worth and manliness. he leaves
a wife, seven sons and two daughters
Four Of the sons, Bert, Charles Luther
and George, live here; one son is In
Illinois, one in Junction City and one one
in Kansas City; daughter lives in
Omaha, and Oheisat home.
FrOm wednesdays Daily.l
Funeral services Of the late d. w.
Huffman Of Enterprise will be held i a.
the M. E, church in this CITY tomor'
row ii 4 p, nj. Rev. R.lv, Maloney
ofisiatIng. Burial will b in Abilene
cemetery.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09
Father Taken.
prom wednesdays Daily.l

The decease Of ;. r. johnson who
passed away Tuesday afternoon re-
moved from life an esteemed citizen
and a loved father. His kind and
tender love for his family and his con-
slant courtesy and frlendlipess made
him respected by ell. He will be
missed BY vide list of acquaintauces
and sympathy will be extended to the
family. He was Quaker in relig
ious faith and lived up to the teach
ings Of that quaint people.
Mr.. johnson was born in Vermont
in 1881. For many years be has been
a resident here. His wife died in
1890. There survive one daughter,
Mrs. G. s. Thornburg, and four
sons, W. E. johnson Of California
and J. E., L. M. and F. c. johnson Of
this city.
Funeral services will be held at the
home Of Mrs. Thoruburg on West 9th
tomorrow at 2:S0, Rev. DR.. Blaynsy
officiating. Burial in Abilsue cerhe-
terry.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09
.BOENT REFLECTIONS.

City election in eight weeks. Do
you want an Officer
Mrs. Hubbard and Mrs. E. B.
Malott are III with grip.
The county commissioners went
to Solomon to inspect bridge.
--Mrs. Peter Pagan, living near
Detroit, is seriously III with pnsu-
monia.
The prettiest valentines for the
least money, as usual, you'll find at
the Racket.
III. D. Landes, who has been i'll
with pneumonia at Kansas City, 10
improving steadily.
On account OF the cold weather the
Racket will continue its big mid
winter sale all the week.
Mayor Cowan Is on the sick list
but hopes to get around in time to
preside at the banquet.
Miss Mary KePner who Is attend
log the college of Emporia has been
quite sick but telegram reports her
much better. 1t was reported that
she had smallpox but such Is not the
case.
Wante |, girl for general Homework,
good wages. Mrs. W. T. Cough.
Phone 1876. SS,2t&c"
You, must 60 this week II you want
to take advantage OF the Racket's cut
rate prices.
John Reeves went home today
after being at the home Of Or. Steel
smith for the past month. He has
almost fully recovered from bis Ill
ness, fact which bis many friends
will be glad to learn.
Do you know the Racket Is still
selling jsrdinisrs at loo each, Chin'
plates 90, So and 100, envelopes SC
per package, etcP SS'2lSc
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09
Iva shrInsrs Gone.

Isis Temple Of The Mystic Shrine
hes fscsutly lost two life members Of
that body o. MssOsS. One vas D. C..
Bsvnrd, formerly division suPsrin-
Inssndsui Of this division Of the Union
Pacific rsIlvsy. Be died Nov. 90.
whlls in Iowa. The other vas 8. W.
Forshs. Who wss . wealthy citizen Of
Haicbinson ard . veil known poll.
tlcisn n biz part Of Che STATE. BE
laid cut Ne town q Eorsha and Wls
iuslrumsnial q buiidins up he sOuih-
ussL
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09

From Wednesdays Daily.l

-N TETOm Wduu05uUy n 1911 n " w
The remains Of the late George
Jacobs who died at Salt Lake City ar
rived at noon and funeral services
we're held al the home Of the brother
Of the deceased, R B. Jacobs, on
North Spruce street. at 8 p. m. Rev.
r. BerQstresser oftiCiated and many
friends Of the family and acquaint-
auces made during Mr.. Jacobs visits
here we're present to show their
respect to the memory Of the deceased
Burial was 10 Abilene cemetery.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09
B. r. Parker Is Dead.

B. F. Parker Of Sslina died Tuesday
aged So years after S-weeks illness
with erysipelas. Mr.. Parker was the
general agent Of the Union Central
Life Insurance company. His bust
ness made 1t necessary for him to
travel over the state considerably and
be enjoyed a very extensive acquaint-
ance. Probably very few men in
private life in Kansas are better
known than Mr.. Parker was or have
q larger percent Of friends among
their aequaintances than he. He
spent much time in this city and
county last summer and had many
friends who will be sAddeDsd by biz
death.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09

oughbred Shorthorns from his famous
Lockrtdge Farm herd They include
is hc;;srr, 10 cows aud is bulls and
are among the finest animals in the
west.
Mr.. Channon has taken great pains
with bis herd which was started In
1884. He not only bought the finest
animals to be found 10 the west but
constantly added superior stock. He
now has 200 hoad that are beauties.
The high standing Of his herd and the
excellence Of the individuals means
that stockmen will be eager to obtain
the animals offered at this sails. Mr..
CbaAnon will send 8 catalogue on re-
quest to him at Hope.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09
King-Hobbs.

SOLOMON, Feb. Sat the homo Of
the brides mother, Mrs. q. W. King,
north Of Solomon, at 10 .. m. were
married Miss Jessie King and Mr..
George z. Hobbs, son Of MIR. and
Mrs. 3. T. Hobbs, the Rev. Mr.. John.
SON officiating. About 10 guests
we're present. The pleasant home
was prsttily decorated for the COCA
sion and the event wAs very pleasant
throughout. A sister Of the groom,
Miss Msuds Hobbs, played the we'd
ding march and another slster Of the
groom was the brides attendant.
After congratulations came adainty
wedding breakfast and then the bride
and groom left for . wedding trip TO
Kansas City. Numerous and besuti.
fol presents testified to the sstssm In
which they are held.
The bride iS one Of Diekinson's
IovsIIst girls and has hosts Of friends
and AdmirsrS. The groom is . pros
porous young farmer who richly de-
serves the prize be has won. He has
. 6ns farm near Miles on which they
VIII reside and Be Sat home" after
March i5th.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09
snhool RaparE.

Report Of Grove Hill school, Dist.
rs. for the fifth month ending Feb. 8;
Total enrichment TO date, males IS.
females 5, total rs; attendance 81 Gil
visitors during month. Mrs. VIM.
Wilson, Mrs. Geo. AsPlsyi those
neither tArdy nor absent during the
month: Henry AsPlsy, Ida carrutherS.
Edward Stark. Zane Bushsy, Roy
Carrutbsra Frederick Stark. Leah
Humble, teacher.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09

Thomas Mustard, aged 81 years.
died Yesterday morning Of PneumoniA
Al his home 8 miles northeast OF TAI
mare. he leaves q wife and six chill
drsS. Funeral Friday At ! p. M a.
tbs house, burial at Pruirisdsle Csme-
teiy.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09
sooinl ana orltar snppar.

There will be . ghost social and
oyster supper At Grove Hill school.
Dist. rs. one mile north and six miles
west OF Abilene, on Friday evening,
Feb. IL. All cordially invited.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09
SENATE PAaSBD BILL.
Oh RsAAsry Measure Goes Through
swimmlngly,

Special to the Reflector
TorEKA. Feb. s.-The oil refinery
bill was passed BY the senate this
morning. |. appropriatss $4,000
70 build and equip refinery a. Peru,
Kas., as branch Of the state Peni-
tsntiary and 100000 % an operating
fund. The vote was 20 for II, 9
against, 8 not voting.
The maximum oil freight rate bill
was also passed.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09
cG4ey
Good Warm Shoes

Don't make the mistake of buying cheap
in fitting Shoe. Our Shoes are of the best
makes, in all styles and for every purpose.
them so you may be prepared for any
occasion or any sort of weather.
Call and see how nicely we can fityou out.
See our Ladies' Shoes for I.9S, $50 and
$50.
SwThis is good weather for Boys and
Girls Leggings.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09

A rood farm for rent, 100 acres.
Inaulfs 1T ,. ests, HOPs, Kas. I
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09
LOCKR1DeE Farm STOCK SALE.
George ChannOn Wall Sell Fine Short
horn Cattle.

One Of the notable stock sales Of
the year will be at the new stock pa
viIion at Hope on Thursday, FEB l6,
commencing at noon, when George
Channon will sl 40 head Of thor
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1905-02-09
Public Sale.
public auction place ~ miles north Of Hope and Il
miles east and miles south Of Navarro on
Thursday, Feb. 18th, 1905,
"a head Of Stock.

commencing 10 the following property tOwit
81 head Of Stock.
Team years old years old, safe In foa we'll
bred bay dryer, yearlng colt
-Four miioh coming fresh calves yearlng steer
Sow with pRs brood SoWs safe In Pig shoats
weighing go and so pounds Registered Duroo jersey Oo
Farm Implements
grain wagon BuskS binder walking SEvAT DsSSs
Mccormick hay rake lister g gram
drill corn surrey buSgs' gndsOne tanning MILL Duncan
work harness. set double driving ne ~
single harness, forks axes, picks, shoyes
tank, 60egg incubator iron kee nos
large alfalfa prairie hay and many other other articles 700
numerous 10 mention.
Household Goods
Two Acorn cook stoves heating gasoline stove boob case
ritug desk dining room set siebd extension tables other tables
npbdS bed room folding bed chairs Peror iur
ue osrp mating pictures mirrors rocking chairs marble op ao
WARDROBE .,...,,. .h.a..
lace cutalns. canned fruit, isliss separator
FREE LUNCH AT NOON
TRRhs OF SALE All under cASh discount
On over tO credit Win be given purchaser ng bank
d n r.ue 10 uer cent interest date paid when due Only
~ ept M s. charge for cash On suns over 80
No properly 70 bsrsmoved until ssitled Tor
MRS. C. E LEONARD.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03
Have Gone to Work.

The construction gang" OF the
Southern Bell Telephone and Tele-
graph Company have begun work, and
for the neEt few days will be- engaged
in replacing the old poles and improv.
ing the local service A soon ~ this
10 completed 10 IL expected that the
poles will have been distributed. and
WORK will begin on the long distance
line to Jacksonville.
The poles being used In the city are
twenty Ave feet in heighth, and are
cypress. The same dimension with the
exception Of the length will be uSed
on the long distance service, the poles
on this service being q few feet longer,
Manager Goodwin OF the southern
Bell, Wednesday, stated that Il 10 the
purpose OF HE company 90 furnish 10
the people NJ Gainesville As good local
service As can be found In the United
States, The service 10 nov good, but
will be improved all that IL is possible
20 improve 10.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03
CEDAR KEY FOLKS
ARE NOT WORRIED
Confident That They Will Retain
Possession Of Property There.
AN ATTORNEYS PREDIcAMeNr

Correspondent States Thst Property
Owner Showed Him an Abstract Of
Title and Warranty Deed Signed by
One Of Attorneys as Being Correct.
Cedar Key. Aug. 2.ZThe suIt to
quiet title brought by w. W. Hampton
and W. Z. Baker Of Gainesville against
the Cedar Key Town Company. l.. B.
Parsons and J. A. Williams, and which
10 said to involve the entire town Of
Cedar Key, IL not causing very much
excitement or worry among the pee-
pie here who are interested in the suit
- defendants, or as property owners
who are to be sued later.
At the proper time the defendants
will show that they and their grantors
have held this property for upwards, OF
thiTty-five years under color OF title
and will produce certain proofs and
documents to show that Parsons, the
original locator, is the ancestor OF L.
B. Parsons, who now owns q consider.
able slice OF the town, and the Cedar
Key Town Company will show that lie
promoter, the late Senator David l..
Yulee, one OF the best posted real es-
tate lawyers Of his day, secured GER
tain lands from the Parsons.
Living witnesses will be produced
who knew the original Parsons and the
first settlers Of Cedar Key, and who
will testify that no one of the name OF
Pierson ever located here under the
armed occupation act.
The writer was shown an abstract OF
title to certain property here to which
10 attached a certificate signed by one
Of the above attorneys, some years
ago, and in which he eertifies that the
title TO the property was good also a
warranty deed signed by this attorney,
20 a part OF the property, he certified
as being good and which he now seeks
to overthrow. The owner Of the prop.
erty IL wondering IL the Aforesaid
attorney will make good his warranty
and stand TO his certificate, II he 10
successful in the present litigation.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03
YELLOW FEVER NOTES.
Whore the Disease s Located In the
Various States.

Whore the Disease is Located In the
Various States.
kaimbaFton. Miss, has made = des.
pelate effort 70 check the plague,
There IL one case Ht Montgomery
Ala The patient was taken sick July
IS. % q hotel.
Victor VltsllO, the West Tampa yell
loW fever patient, 10 reported to be
steadily improving.
Mississippi hAa placed q quarantine
fon fruit, and no more will be allowed
70 come within eSFtain limits.
Olose watch 10 kept along the Cult
ports. A small craft carrying Italians
vas Vignaled nesP Key West, aud Il
was thouRht they might be refugees.
Fourteen new eases and two deaths
reported a. New Orleans yesterday.
De. Porter has issued az order "a
, quarantine aRaInst Atlanta, This will
~ very satisfactory TO the people Of
lhla Gfate, As Atlanta permits people
sBoSn New Orleans 10 enter thAs eiIy
without asking any questions,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03
LACHUA WILL SHOW
FINE live STOCK
PRlzE WINNERS TO BE THERE
I|,nnager oaIIison Of Spring Park Farm
l'l fake Two Carloads Of Hereford
~ JavssY Stock, and Berkshire
e4s -inssrsst In Fair Increases.

at 1ereeY stock, end Berkshire
eNs Interest In Fair Increases.
Oallison, manager OF the
s|.s Park Farm at Bennington, ID
lszlnlosd 70 show the people OF the
1IId what AlsehuA county is caps-
81 doing 10 Stoek raising, and will
Ss on exhibition 81 the State Fair,
th will convene In Tampa in No
snnber, tWo carloads OF Hereford and
Hn esttle, aud Berkshire hogs.
Yflal head Of this stock are already
- winners, having been awarded
ae6 &c she Worlds Fair, So. Louis,
ht various State fairs. There IL
- doubt bot that they will walk Oh
|Ih lks honors at Tampa.
kbfefett seems 20 be increasing In
~ state Fair In this county. AZ has
|4.3g been said, AlAchua county, be-
R enc OF the richest and most diver
"a ID the Stste, should come first
t1 only alphabetically, bat In .
now down" 1t Tampa, aud II IL be-
Bowed that We will capture &C least one
A' chs six prizes for county exhibits.
There AFe several OF the most prom
Inent residents OF the various sections
who have the interests OF the county
- heart, and they have promised JsS-
~ y. BuTtE, who 10 representing the
safe Fair Association In the capacity
"a Vice.presldent, that they would ex-
@rpise every effort TO make the Alachua
<ounty exhibit success. Among these
ne Dc. ]. b. Curtis OF Orange Heights,
y. P. Henderson OF Arno, Leroy N.
a8Fes Of Alachua, r. p. and Perry q.
Hamaey OF WacahOota, and many
etheF leading citizens, business men ,
biantert and hoTtleulturiSts.
Tie people Of AlAehua county should
elne together In this move, for II will
s0ord she best opportunity to present
beloFe the world the advantages offered
4efo from every standpoint, The
NlDflda State Fair for 1908 will be the
largest ever attempted in the south,
and u should be . county a. we'll ~ 4
BlAae pride.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03
Public u Aroused

The public 10 aroused to knowledge
Of the curative merits OF that great
medicinal tonic, Electric Bitters, foT
sick stomach, liver and kidneys. Mary
H. Walters OF 64e St. Clair Ave, Co.
lumbus, O, writes For several
months ! was given up to die. l had
fever and ague, my nerves we're wreck
cd could not sleep, and my stomach
was 90 weak, from useless doctors
drugs. that could not eat. Soon after
beginning 60 take Electric Bitters, !
obtained relief, and IN a short time l
was entirely cured" Guaranteed at
all drug stores price Soc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03
Hsrbins

Renders the bile more fluid aud thus
helps the blood to aoW; IL affords
prompt relief from biliousness, iRdi-
Restion, sick aud nervous headaches,
and over indulgence Ia food and drink.
q. l. Caldwell, agent NJ. X. ar. x. r.,
Cheootah, Ind. Ter, writes, April H.,
le0B; IL Was sick for over Two years
with enlargement OF the liver and
spleen. The doctors did me no good /.
and had given up ell hope Of being
cured, when my druggist advised me
% Uso HeTbine. II has made me sound
and we'll" Soe. sold by w. NJ. John
oon.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03
Safe at Home.

A card from q, W, Rrumley, who,
With bis wife, Left this city . few days
40 for Wait TO HE old home in Prin-
esese Anne, Md, requests that Tue
San b cent TO he address. aud states
thai he and his estimAhls wife reached
their destination in dus time. aud are
eateying thsmselvcs. while friends
here Wish them q good time, they Will
nevsFthelsss BE- glad when the season
arrives for vheie return
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03
NSllre Il Electisu.

JinAcr ana by virtas % the poser Asd a.
thority yesleA n ne. I. W. ~ ThcHnas. - Nay
~ 90 the Cliy uf 0atneEvtle. hbWda 90 hcFr-
hy ear = apecka zoo tlon ~ - bed IN sA1d
Ctty u GaineutEle. % M st1 as ~ A9susi-
A II luA. fuE he Erurf.saa ~ orcsiisa - hrtAsr
Of asyt the lMnsAnce 81 80 en11ls proNtted fur
by he OEdlnaace puhlNhad hrrN Stth sAal -
- tha1 un1e abg4oteG ~ ~ fcststrrcd VoaUT~
81 aaid cts a. s1nh oloottun
TNa palanE plaea fN sat1 slectien shaE - b.
ths rear VI ths MunteiEsl hai1lhE 80 ERst
Naln ana Maronic xtroetA
fna esais sAal oIen ~ octt.ck D. aEd
cleaa a. aaudeun " nal4 daT.
w 4. MA. VI. - Menowc1 eu1 u Bee
e4sana ara knp1hF nz'7IolE1a1 Iel.cOtcrs ard
N N. NNInf 0lNr1. ~ $40 49, uor
WinI-l-s - hnnf 80 80 tanlsf aai3 CSty e
SaalnSsgtIa NNfl1a, Il1R NJ Eay ~ ~. ten
! 49, 49, : 4 n.Sss g. ca - ; A-'se
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03
TRAILER NEWS.
Narrow Escape From osath--other
Local Happenings.

Narrow Escape From 0eath--Other
Local happenings.
Traxler, Aug. 2.-T6e crops sre fine.
We are In hopes of being better Of
smother year.
Mr.. Bush. while COW hunting near
Duttou last Sunday, came very near
losing his life, the ground giving way
and his horse going down about fifteen
feet. While trying to dig the horse
out he was covered with dirt to his
shoulders. Maybe he won't COW hunt
any more soon, 80 that was his only
horse.
Miss Matte Miller OF Edgeheld, s.
c., and Mrs. Joel Jennings visited the
family OF F. B Dell last week.
Mrs, Joe Downing was q pleasant
visitor 10 our thriving little borg yes.
teFday.
Misses Ella Downing and Lizzie
Bunch left Wednesday for KisSimmse.
where they will teach school for the
next six months. Though we regret
their not being with us, we wish them
mOch success.
Miss Kate Dell attended . Baptist
union meeting At ELAN yesterday.
A party Of young people from here
spent q very pleasant day at Honesty
Springs iAst Tuesday.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-08-03
TAsy Appeal TO Our sympathIss

The bilious and dyspeptic are con.
olana sufferers and appeal 10 our gym.
p1shles. There ls not one Of them,
hoWsvsF. who may not be brought back
~ health and happiness By The nee OF
CAamberlAin's stomach and Liver Tab
,lsas. These tablets invlgoFats the
s.smach and liver aud strengthen the
digestion. They Also regulate the bow
els. For sAls by oil druggists.