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The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-25
I'M - your pail. tSC

SPECIAL SALE SHELLED WALNUTS
A No: 1 French Shelled Walnuts,
regular price, per lb, SOC. Special
Why pay zoe pound for walnuts in
shell when you can buy the finest shelled
walnuts at this price?
Pear Butter, per jar. .. zoe, aoc. SOC
oiVes, per quart. .................. 25c
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-25
FoEIA.
''s'a'''' .' &MAZzza
Duel Causes Two Deaths

HAVILAH, Cal, April 24.-Newton
Walker and Dave Burton fought a pis-
tol duel today, resulting in the death
of Burton and man. named Bagsey,
who was bystander. Walker escaped
and is hiding in the mountains. A feud
has existed between the Walker and
Burton families for years, and the
Burton killed today is the third men,
Der ofsthe family to die violent death.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-25

If you have the wrong man" working
for you, in any capacity, you are handi-
Gaping yourself needlessly-for in some
other work he might be useful The fright
man" for YOU win probably answer your
want advertisement. Try the People $
paper-The Globe.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-25

DIR. C. T. Miller has removed his office
TO 13S East Sixth street
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-25
INVENTORS

Americas greatest 10c cigar.
The Saint Paul globe., 1905-04-25

THE ANDREW scHocH GROCERY CO.
Seventh and Broadway.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13

tsrssssng Meeting of That Body Was
Held Tuesday Afternoon.

The hia1sterial Association OF the
fy Of gainesville met at the PresbJ-
brian uiapse Tuesday afternoon at 8
block, ksv. TaOs. P. Hay, the prrsi-
MS, n NE chair. $780,.
After n fall discussion OF the mat
ID, IL vas decided To hold q union
aBs meeting on the evening of tue
kh Sunday Of the present mouth,
.bich will be on the Both. The meet.
NJ will be held in one OF the churches,
hicb wilt be announced later. The
bernaele vas offered for the pur-
BE. but owing 70 the fact that there
no electric current in that building,
was necessary 10 decline the offer
The object OF this meeting will be
" the discussion OF the best methods
\ inducing children to attend Sab
hth school.
Ire following committees were APP
binted for this meeting: Program
|svs. Thos. P. Hay and T. ]. Nixon,
|nd DR.. F. p. Bullock. Music, Pro-
pssoF r'0liphsnt. Arrangements
christopher Matheson. Ferdinand
|nyer and J. + Bunch
II is proposed to make this meeting
be full Of interest, and hopes are en-
brtsined that it will be effective. The
rogFam for the occasion will be pub
shed as soon Ne il can be arranged.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
Ano,he, New Dwelling.

Gainesville will sOOn busst Of
another handsome cottAse. which will
be located on West Market street, be-
tween south Pleasant and South Gar
den.
Z. L, Voyle OF the Abstract and
Realty Company has let to the Eddins
Manufacturing Company the contract
for one-story frame dwelling for
Mrs. A. A. Taylor Of Rocky Point. The
specificauons call for i've rooms and
bath. When c 4npleted IL will be one
Of the most conveniently arranged
hornes in the city. and . credit 20 the
section "a which ~ will De located.
The CONTRACTORS V'NrJse TO begin
wo-k upon the bu'ld 'ng ~ once.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
HEALTH is YOUTH.

Diseases and Sickness Bring Old Age.
Herbine, taken every morning before
breakfast, will keep you in robust
heAlth-fit you to ward OF disease. Ii
cures constipation, biliousness. dys.
pspsia. fever, skin, liver and kidney
complaints. II purifics the blood and
clears the complexion. Mrs. ID. W.
Smith. whitney, Tex, writes April 3,
1902: 81 have used H"rbine, and find
h the best medicine for constipation
and liver troubles. It does all you
claim for IL. highly recommend it I"
Soc a bottle. sold by w. N, johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
Emperor William In Greece.

Corius, Greece, April The Ger
man imperial yacht Hoh n,ol,crn w!th
EmpCro, william on hoard. arrVCl
here today. The rr.n,a squadron
new In these Wator crossed and
..sY.cd sh.p aGl the u.ull salu'~f
~, ,NcNarr.d The e Of Greece
start. d oui az y O'Clock ID the morn
."; In tie royal yacht Auphitritc &.
..'' thu emperor. but TOOK he wrons
direction ana missed On, nohenz1lic;n
lo,Y 80 b'at destroy, we're d.,.
patched 10 a"rrise k'; George 81
EuI,Dr Williams EtrS.l hare.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
CAN'T STAND PRESSURE.

citizens Must Use More Fan Service
or be Cut of Next Year.
Manager Geo. l. Doig Of the Gaines
tille Gas and Electric Power Company
y disposed TO be generous, but he does
ot feel like operating day service at
} continual loss. Manager Doig gave
DE people OF Gainesville last summer
Me benefit Of q fan rate Of only 10
eents a day, each fan, but at the end
Rf the season discovered that, for lack
pf patronage, his company had come
bnt several hundred dollars to the bad.
He has decided. however, to make the
Experiment. again this summer at q
tate Of 10 cents per DAY per fan, giving
apecial rates on twn or more fans in
NE same place, and hopes by this 10
make even" by the end Of the season,
De the rate should induce more patron
,ge.
ut costs money To RIM q day serv-
ICE, remarked Manager Doig Tuesday.
Eve are not particular about making
any big thing out OF this day service,
be we want to give the city q service
that IL perfect every hour in the day,
but we do object TO running the service
At loss to the company, and We can
not afford to do it. ! am going to try
10 again this year, and il cannot Sc
sure the patronage will he compelled
to shut of the day service"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13

LINES BEING EXTENDED.
East Florida Telephone Company VII
Soon Reach MorriSton.

East Ftorioa lelephono company WIN
Soon Reach MorriSton.
The territory Of the East Florida
Telephone Company 10 being constant.
ly eIteBdsd. which makss = great con-
venience 90 the people 81 Gainesville
and those located along its lines
c. G, yoyie, constructing superin-
tsndent OF she company. with . ioFce
OF men. h now working on the line
southwark from Raleigh, and IN =
Short time expects to complete the
sysISm 20 MnfFiston. which wiil afford
the towns Of wiilisIon aud hoBibroOk
also the advantage Of aTs'-clsss tsie-
phone service. IL 10 the ultimate 10.
tsation OF the company To exceed its
line soathSATd from MelRtosh TO
ocsla. u proper encouragement 1T che
people Of that city can b. s~euFed
The will aGafd gainesville and the
Brick City direct r"mmuaicsltoR
The company propOs~s go begin
wosk on ths li.s from Gtibesvills 10
High Springs abolt May
Three sew 'phObss have just hesR
Installed, me ~ ths ofies % ths Dis.
mond irs CO1psny. one ~ ne store
81 "a. ~ CeiIty & Co. and one Ia ".
~ Johns0a's drug stors
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
ROCHELLE RANKINGS.
Notes Of That Progressive Village
Which viii be Interesting.

Notos OF inat EFobTeSSWe NHaRo
Which viii be Interesting.
ROehelle, April Mrs. W. f.
Veal sni beautiful little daughter,
Miss Helen, spent Saturday and Sun
day 10 York, the guests Of relatives.
Mrs + + Zstrouer and little son
left yesterday for tampa.
W. ]. Adams Of Lakeland il again In
our village visiting relatives We are
always glad TO have Happy Jack"
with u,
Mrs. YounRblood of South Carolina
is the guest of Mrs. Adams
W. NJ, BarcO spent Sunday in
0cala
Mrs. II Owens departed yester.
day for White Springs, where che will
visit her sister, Mrs. Jackson,
M0. James Holder spent last week
in Jacksonville visiting friends.
Mr., Smith 10 nov our wide-awaks
operator, The young folks are very
much elated over HE change.
Miss Elizabeth Tucker returned Sat-
urdAy from Dunnsilon.
Miss Carrie Barco Of New York, who
hes been the guest Of her sister, Mrs.
Veal, for the past month, made her
departure for home last night. Miss
Carrie made many dear, friends here
who will be glad 10 welcome her
back
w. Z. CroEier, State organiser OF
the Modern WoTkmsn Of the World,
installed u lodge here Friday night.
We feel that this organisation will he
very beneficial to our town.
Miss Winifred Tucker lett yesterday
for Dunnellon. where she will visit her
sister, Mrs Peters.
Ms. A. Zetrouer, who has been In
for the past week, 10 much
better.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
UNnAspisEss DIspELLGo.


nIea asa ws@eu UsaninSss AhSut "a.
Mary women weep and wall and refuse
60 - eomforted because their cocs nag
ml0cang fresaes have become thin aud
fnded Many men incline % profanity
hecaura the llea bite thrOUEh the thin
tksfck On thelr craniuma Il Win - rood
nsWa 90 the miserable Of both sexes. 20
hsarn that Newtgo's ffsrpicide has bren
plnc1a UPON tia maFksL Ths b the usW
scalp gsrmiciAs apd antissptic that acts
~ dHstroyiag the eSrn ~ microhs that
- tss uB6eriytnE eaaas 81 All hair g.
neruetkCn. HsrpieiAe n q nsw prvparas
eion. Uaa4s afier . nsw formuia On az
ena1ssly nsv psfncipis Anyoos Who has
ea1nd \ waii testify - ~ its worth nv
a yD1nDelf sn9 ~ coNvinceA soid ~
2s901na eFuEHiEta Gend - n Gtnmpa
esr aanpls % Tks hefpiet6s Co De-
1Fstk. MA
J. 4. Dsslfsrs a o.. spselal Asrats
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13

San Frauc.syp. April l..--S.Aiy.s
passengers Who arrived ~ the ,team
ship .Aauchufia have son denied 4
l6nding By Unitod states lam grant
Commissioner NCrihup on the recon
incubation Of the f,dctal quarantine
officer, They were found TO be- AZ
Hlcted with trachoema and other con
taglous diseases.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
esnsrd's I4orshound Syrup

Immediately relieves hOarse, eronpy
cough. oppF, seed. rafting. FaspinR and
difficult breathing. Henry q. SIeaFns,
DruRgist, shullsburg. wis., writes May
~. 1901: II have been selling Hal.
IAri's Horehoubd Syrup for tWo years,
aud have never had = prepa ration that
has given better Satisfaction, ] notice
that When cell bottle they come
back for more. can honestly recon-
mend It," 2bc. b0c. 81 10. Sold by w.
NJ. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13

Be care ssd ass that old and veil
trtsd remedy. Mn Winslow's sooth-
iaH Syrup. Tor ehildFen teeehinx. 10
soa6hss the ehid. s0ftsns the gums,
allaya all pats. cares utsd collie ana 10
tAs best rs@edy foF ekRFrhoea- Twsn-
sy.avs esnts o bottis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-04-13
The Mother

who gives her daughter in mar
riage frequently does so in fear
and trembling. She hopes for
the best.
If she has given her a
healthful body and a cheerful
disposition she has done her
duty.
But if she knows that the
daughter suffers from those
diseases peculiar to women,
she may well mingle the tears
Of Sadness with those Of Joy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10

called for her bill. AS she dipped her fngertps in
water her plans seemed to materialize, and she
drew her gloves her face beamed with a glad
determination. So eager was she to begin her cam
paign against Fate that she lmpatently waited Tor
her change When it brought she picked
up the coins. gave the waiter a rather larger tip
than usual, with underlined sense of bidding for
luck and started bithelv off.
A moments pause at a newsstand, and then her
goal was public telephone station where she was
not known, but where there a comfortable
booth After consulting the book she called up the
Ocean Swell at Sea Ledge Long Island, and asked
for Miss Florence Vail
After the irritating necessary delay this CONVEX
sation took place.
Is this Miss Florence Vai1?"
Yes"
Are you in a booth, or other people hear
you talk"
l am in a closed booth Who is this please?"
Never mind my I am humble instru-
1nent of Fate. If you keep your head, think
quickly and act quickly can help you to secure
the happiness you want most. Can you hear me!'
Yes, I hear you perfectly; but l can't imagine
what this is all about"
There isn't time to explain. Now listen, and
don't faint. Dick Hamilton sails for India this
afternoon"
What? Who are your"
I'm Fate | tell you'll Now, keep still. He's
going because you refused him last night Do
you want to marry him?
Yes, l do, l fool"
You were. indeed. Now, if you want to coun-
teract your fooishness, there's only one way to do
1t, and that is to meet Mr., Hamilton at the steamer
and tell him So
l will l Will But how l? ="
:" l don't know how you can, but if you want to
do it, you must find way. Can't anybody come
with you? Your mother?"
I" l haven't any mother. Oh who are YOU"
Hush! What have you-a father, chaPeron?"
my father is in New-York. His office is in the
Townsend Building"
That will do You must take the three o'clock
train from Sea Ledge. You'll get in New-York at
three-forty-fve Take cab and rush like fury.
Stop for your father-he'll be ready for you-and
then drive like mad to the pier The Bouvardia
sails at five and you ought to be there by half
past four Now, scoot! Good-by.'
Miss Fairfield rang off, and once more studied
the telephone book. She had meant to ask Miss
Vail her fathers name, but in the excitement of
the occasion had forgotten to do So However,
there was only one Vail IN the Townsend Building,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10

NJ course, in a way. the responsibility was
[ ] entirely on the head of the head waiter.
- After Grace Fairfield had decided to eat lunch,
alone as she was, at DelmOnicOs, she walked IN
bravelv and with a somewhat overacted sang 1r01d.
But, Immediately conscious OF the many casual
glanCes cast at her, she became embarrassed lost
her way among the jungle OF 'befowered tables
and threw herself helpessly, though metaphorcaIly
upon the dignlfed mercy OF the head waiter. That
o1nnipotent being seated her pleasantly, whisked
some table paraphernaha about, hourlshed htho-
graphed menu at her, and departed
Bv this time Miss Fairfield had recovered her
eouaninitv and proved II by raising and adjusting
her white veil without even glanclng toward the
rairror-llned walls. Then she removed her gloves
and qlancing about her gave little sigh OF salts
faction. Grace Fairfield dearly loved to look at
her feIlow-wornen. In accordance with the law
of compensation, her feow-men dearly loved to
look at her; but that doesn't affect this yarn
As the restaurant was crowded with fascinating
ferrlinintv Miss Fairfield fOresaw an hour or two OF
genuine pleasure. She loved to study the faces,
GOWNS hats and manners of those about her. for
no especial reason save an lmpersonal interest IN
properly conducted humanity Ii scraps OF their
conversation came to her ears, she listened IN
ashamed for secrets should not be told IN public
places Satisfied that she herself not the object
OF undue notice. she calmly ordered her luncheon
and then gazed about the room. absorbed in the
moving picture y
Owing to the position of huge pillar the table
next her own was unusually near. 1t was occupied
by two Whitehead young women, who, ike Miss
Fairfield had evidently come in from some summer
resort for a short day in the city. Even had Grace
been so minded she could scarcely have avoided
hearing their conversation; but being at once in
terested in their appearance. she made no effort to
exclude their voices
You See Byzantine of the girls SAID to
the other. and at this Grace Fairieds sCruPles, II
she had had any, would have vanished-a girl who
permitted herself to be called Byzantine was
entitled to no consideration of any sort
Shes a perfect wreck" went the high
pitched though overload voice Of the girl with
the leghorn hat At least, she was until talked
TO her this morning / do believe l did her good.
said: Florence you're a perfect little fool! You
play fast and loose with him and tease him to the
very limit, then you expect he's going to follow
YOU round and hang onto your aPron-strlng Why
last night at the hop she rted fearfuly with every
man there. 1 wouldn't stand it, if l was Dick
Hamilton"
He isn't going to stand it, said the girl VINO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10

had been called Byzantine Il know something
about that affair myself"
L know too" eagerly broke in the other
Florence told me all about it this morning. They
had fearful fuss last night, just before the hop
broke up, and Mr., Hamilton told her she'd got to
say Yes or 'No-he wouldn't be kept dangling
string any longer. Of course he didn't use those
words but he just gave Florence Vail to under
stand that it was her last chance at him"
What did she say?"
Why. the goose said No She is sure of
him, YOU know and she's such born coquette that
she told him if it must be either, it must be No
And then the little idiot went home and cried all
night because she had said it, and she's going to
ask him to go driving with her this afternoon and
tell him she's changed her mnd-Or at least give
him chance to find it out"
She is! is she?" said Byzantine We'll, guess
she isn't! Florence Vail has lost Dick Hamilton
for good this time -
Why. Mabel, what do you mean?"
Eg1antine's face expressed intense interest; but,
had the speakers noticed it, also did Grace Fair
fields She neglected her soft-shell crabs in her
anxiety to hear the rest of the story, but she
careful to preserve effect of absorption in her own
thoughts and indifference to all about her.
lust this" said Mabel, and a hint of spiteful
satisfaction rang in her tone: Il sat with Roger
Hall coming in on the train this morning He's
at the Harper House. where l am, you know. and
that's where Mr. Hamilton has been staying too.
Well, Roger says that Mr. Hamilton is going to
India, and that he's going to-day"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-12-10
ndia, What in the world for?"

India, What in the world for?"
Oh. his excuse is that he's going to hunt first
editions Of Kipling-he's boOk-hend you know
but really, Roger says, he's going because Florence
Vail refused him
oh what a lovely mess" exclaimed Byzantine.
and despite her urban appearance she showed all
the JUNCTION of a village gossip.
Yes isn't it " assented Mabel And it serves
her right. Florence Vail thinks she owns all the
men at Sea Ridge and most of the other places on
Long Island; and I'm just glad she's lost the one
she likes best!
Oh | don't know; Florence is a dear in some
WAYS You know we've been together at the Ocean
Swell all summer, and I've seen a lot of her. She
is a i1rt, but she doesn't really care Tor anybody
but Dick Hamilton"
Well then she should have treated him different
" She'll never see him again, unless she goes to
the dock this afternoon to see the Bouvardia sail
The Bouvardia? That doesn't go to India
No. he's going to London first, then on to India
from there Roger told me So"
L think it's too bad" said Mabel. I've
notion to go right back to Sea Ledge and tell
Florence he's going. I'd like her to have chance
to do something"
What could she dc? It's two o'clock now, and
the steamer sails this afternoon, probably about
three Don't be silly, it's Of your affair.
No, but l like Florence better than you do, and
m sorry for her"
We'll, I'm not. She deserves all she's getting,
Don't you want a Melba peach?
No | want that big tray of sweets, and then
we'll pick out what looks the fummeriest
All right we'll have that. And we must hurry
little for l have to be at the taors at half-past
two"
Grace Fairfield was thinking, Her interest in
the two girls she had overheard talking had OWN
died awav and her thoughts all of the unfortu-
nate Florence and to her mind the nc less untor-
tunate Dick 1t was absurd of course, but she felt
as if she must do something in the matter. TO
think that Fate was taking swift steps to part two
loving hearts, and that she, Grace Fairfield, knew
of something that could bring them together. II
only circumstances would allow!
With her mind full of halfformed intentions she
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
FOR EVERYBODY.
Prl,', Aud a Rovol Good Time on
Mnooboc Day ~ Snlta'r, Tues
day, July II, 1900,


IO' 1aN nl we Nc'ton tot srorN,
bIhl'r ana IIle'F dll ltnclal 5000
lm' lor '''lN0'dF
n few of the prI2rg given away and
oouatoii
Fropl Furniture col~hno Rocker
plnWooly Furniture Co. ono Rock.
cr
0rtenNald Furniture co,-,Ono center
Table
Salt Lake Hardware % -.Onn Uhm.
mock
NJ IS y, llohlongl IN.cHe llA.tg
Brooch
Boyd phlk-Ore NNeoplHc lNIun M
Pm
pNfe NIl,ncry Zone lpl'NF lR'
w. Auprhpch 4 lir6~.Drr IIF 10,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
THE SECRET or SUCCESS

Forty million bottles ~ Auguu go,.
or sold In the In'lpl Su,rs IIoro sl,,.
llB muoduclIon' Ana the A,mlud ~,
II h allll groWlnp Isn't that A Ana
showing ut Wcross7 Dlnl Il NAV
that August Flower has had upfnury
succpCss IN the cure Of mdigostlon ma
dyspcp"lo-'ihc two Btoaleyl cuomlce ot
health aud hNppincps' Doe. 10 not M,
FORA the best evidence 'Npt Auon,,
Flower w a sure specific flow all atom
0rh and intestinal dlsofdna' ma, I,
has proved Itself the hest OF ali live,
regulators August Flower hHt
mat HESS rtoord gf over ga ypl., I'm
uNng the oiiluR millions ~ tAtao lI0.
wosslHg complaints success mai .a
becoming wider I'm rs scope every dan
pt home oud abroad NJ tho fame NJ,
AuuusI Flower spreads Trial bou'n
9ir reguhr sl1c 'ic, ror Hlu lv
an niuVphi0,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
SECRETED SMALLPOX,
Quarantine Officials Investigating Case
House Under tho Ban,

Another attempt "A yec,olmg "a case
Of smallpox was discovered yesterday
hy Quarantine Inspector Fowler of he
clty health department The case was
tnat of the ,'ycor'old son OF Mrs
loNauasou who resides M N2S south
Fourth East street several days ago
the inspector houd mat There was "a
ease or smallpox in the family 80 ho
won't ~ the residence 70 investigate
youlordaN
Mrr, Johuuuson apparently tbllod ID
nll Of tho members ot The family i0r M
rDccllon but mono OF tNom showed amy
indications Of the disease, MI l'oW'
lor then returned 10 the hoNth olllto
IN muto MIS- report About 20 minutes
pNor nls return Mrs, joh1noson tclc'
phontd that thoro was "a hoy az hvr
house whom she thought hod tho
smallpox. Mr. Fowler went down there
ugain and found that the boy had q
worry severe ease Of the disease, llc
had not seen the boy ON his nrgt WISH
no he asked the woman whore the lad
was After some pretty close question.
Ing the woman acknowledged lhai her
son vng p,trotod IN O back ,Uom whom
Inc mspmtr ust called She WAS
scored Tor her conduct in thp muttcr
ana me house was Immediately placed
under GhutHu' lr,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-07-08
Inranese Are Active.

3D. Petersburg. July S--A dispatch
dated July o. from Cen, LNruno0,
commanding inc Russian troops uu the
island ot f1khNliu says
~ o'clock I'm TIE morning ar July
T. "a squadron approached thu yI,ugo
~ Chplyon about soyon miles Rouih'
Wost n Kasaftrtk and opened Ere
ON the shore,
Another dispatch N the came date
SAYS,
81 3 p. mn Japanese IoWodohoAts
approached karsnkorsR and tho rvs.
sian batteries OPENED frc ON them ard
compelled the boats to retro DGrng
mo hnmhnidmout four Of Tie inhah..
tontH OF RNy3nlorsk Vo,r kIlcA, Vha
hombordmcni lhd been anticipated and
the commnnlmt Ind ordered tho with.
drnMnl OF Tho doloNd-rl n0NhNNLM