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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-11

Yesterday the editor NJ The Globe COM
planned cf two fights with farmers oycr
subscription accounts In both cases the
editor WIS right Tae total amount pail
into the Office by The two farmers was
a dollar and foriy-afe cents.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-11

II you have pains in the back Urinary
Bladder or Kidney trouble, and want a
certain. pleasant herb remedy for wo-
mans Ills. try Mother Gray's Australian
Leaf 1t is a safe monthly regulator At
Druggists or by mail soc. sample pack
age FREE. Address, The Mother Gray
Co. Leroy, n. Y.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1905-09-11

and beaten. In a labor riot, until covered
with sores. a Chicago street car conducr
tor applied Rnclxlsns Arniea salve. and
was soon sound and well Il use Il in
my family" writes @. J Welsh, Of re-
korsha. Mich. "and hEc Il perfect
simply great for cuts ana burns Only
2Sc at an druggists.
Little Falls herald. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1889-1950, 1905-12-15

Honor for Orchestra PIayere. s.
The management of the Royal On
era, London, now prints on it, pro-
grams the names Of the members az.
tia orchastrA <.~ I. s N. 1.z &. 81
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-21
Announcement
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1lr +. L. Nichols takes pleasure in announcing that se
has secured the services of Miss W. Bus of the leading
drssmaker of the for his suit and department
She will have full charge of this department and of all the
alterations the garments In this way he guarantee
that every garment that goes of the will give
also be glad to give suggestions with regard TO dress goods
and trimmings complete of which will always be
kept on hand While Mr. H. II. Nichols was in New York
City he secured the services of buyer who will keep the
suit and coat department filled with the latest garments and
novelties that into the market In this way he fun
sh his customers with not only the regulation suits and coats
but also evening and reception dresses opera coats and wraps
and fact yng that be obtained in the market He
will send for anything approval that he does not keep
stock, thus try to meet all your wants and needs
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-21
HAN I HoSL Llilsr al rsbIsAu
rnE nAtriE az NUT nuN.

uH ihs sisi isg ~ iaigs is6is sas
'uasii uas pf iiss Hasl ialaItaHi las
dee ~ liF snTii's hislaFs. iiis sfH-
sFa.if roh0a3f,i hs Historical sFHrFs
lssi tst a. A"Ish snE ga ttsi Haia,
cradle aa9, lls ~ ih sua Do hstf isid
iiusH be- snas afa ho laassF pR iEs
ari ihs saF, lac e@slh see bF hu
HasHs aEiisd sssiHsI &C Aunt,
isss ihaH lsp HaHits hsiufr uais
hsii.r, NiHsih's tsa tmial 81 na o
uah Napnn ms.HFiig i@ FrasiE iR tis
tfiUH Aast Cssniiha sAss rhiuE
'isis, ubf egsih isFfisiari uiff 8,a..
pon sp.d'ffs foF ihr thinf Alvey BE-
sac HihuFiit ~ iss Naalt liai case
ri hs srtrsaiuH pi soaiirFn sia'fs.
iiasirH 80 iisii iisH iH iis arsi ssrains
alfa.ri raoaaalrF aiih iir Aufih. ihai
HihuIi4 cpail Hftrf have sinni ap
assiHsl iis tHiuH msiarss Thr ssr
sus.l base rHdrsis zhd sistrff ulo
lsase ~ itspaid have FFadaail1 del
uai abirf iiar a1tahos uf ritiIissi.uH
a. "a iid even si.rfr sisr, ur trtrst
~ nis Apfit faeaiai ihsi iiis r1aliIt
sac g" hztr e ipHs aHd bloody aaf
Iir a"sit rHh8'arara hi is t.aufg.
Hlahsra heartily ifls ti.r rlfirsi eel
rf"."Hss3 hHs8 aHd 'tHs air. Hs
.fairfs, sHt bai ias rtorHiufs. kfru
tat ssoarss see .Hsassih.r
~ 90 So ifsHsH' uas if ale
battle, t.o oH.l sfs.HsHt ui t.s aair
i.ai see iH f. Haas hf s1rI ath
hfff Malice u 's arif rH
u'ituu iiuaaId, iha c".urrl ui rrs
ui tsr'f tuss a'so uHg ui H.r 60
vfirIrais fisf HartaI ftH fh.ff srs
"as .r.H if fHHauf.ff. Tt.suas usIf
inf.r rtoe'fHi lss'pIHr Uaf utf
colonel UEu Whurs Wet
Fp.a'er bad ssrfr.sfl over bic rra IH
itc 'rs arsks.i.1 Dad bad rUuHafT uf
urm. &c. bad .fsiii,I iriu r.,fr
mihi' ii.c ahso.aie Boer,s.iy uf "ist.
ius oriers - iihnui llrstuB. Th.stnp.
iH 'be sIHirsi maunrr.
~ the mrn 90 ihis regiment nov 'If.
ing 10 ifunlu si9H arr james o.. Wal.
bridge. ibrn ihr captain 81 Company
A.. Andres J. DDuns. Charles Dunn.
W.. u. scar. LeaEd,f y. Tousicy.
jas. g. y. Williams. s,rgi Charles
~. Bhss. uilu ~ Woodi0ri. ell ~
C,miany =.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-21

lfany further evidence acto needed
81 ihc ui.dom u closing the saloon.
on c.rsu. dag it BE- furnished by - A.
bans s c.rcu. came O. 81 Albau
Jas, ucCk but ihc exhibition grounds
serc outside the cts limits in the town
oi 81 A'ban, aud consequently the sal.
oogs Ia ihc city acre not compelled 90
close. Result. fifteen unfortunate
DRINKS tined tn police court next day
for iuioNication. The 1T ilbans Mes
sengcr sarcasiically remarks that most
Of these DRINKS came from nearby pro-
hibiiion towns which Is probably truer
than po,;.. .a. t..s does not deirac;
from the evidence which tends to show
the wisdom OF the law a. means to
control a traffic that cannot be stop
ped
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-21
Cured of BrighCs Disease

George A. Sherman, Lisbon Red
Mills, Lawrence Co., n Y, writes: Il
had kidney disease for many years and
had been treated by physicians for u
years; had taken well known kidney
medicine and other remedies that were
recommended but got no relief until
began using Foley's Kidney Cure. The
first hall bottle relieved me and four
bottles have cured me of this terrible
d sease. Before ] began taking Fol
ey's Kidney Cure had to make water
about every fifteen minutes, day d
night, and passed brick. dust SUBJ
stance. and sometimes a Shiny SUBJ
stance. believe would have died if
[ had not taken Foley's Kidney Cure. {"
Sold by b. A. Quinlan.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-21
WIN s,op r.ins American Goods.

WASHINGTON, July II. Tile de.
partmcnt of state has received re-
port from Samuel l.. Gracey, Amerl-
can consul az Fuchau. China. on the
meeting held 10y Chinese merchants at
Shanghai 10 discuss the American ex-
clusion laws and the Chinese boycott
of American goods. The society most
active In this question was the Jen
Ching Man Mirror Literary society
of Shanghai. More than 200 people
attended and adopted resolutions de-
claring that they would stop consum-
ing or ordering American goods.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-21
TELEPHONE All

BALL s,M-You'rr ,be sharpcsi fellow AZ
making a hit I ever saw.
MIST ~ ~ SAM Yes. our Whole family
are sharp that 4 the reason Griswold harbors
any of us. We are aleays on our guard too.
and cut only when required That's why they
call US safe.
Mrs. BLACK Hass-Dor-al. my sOn, be
very careful what YOU strike 40 these days.
Your father lost his life trying 20 eaten on 70 q
strange fish In these waters. which he learned
when too late came from Srswoids.
Six hours later some sucks'pOnder~ were
having a ish dinner. Mrs. Bass arrived ON me
table Just ~ the Son went down. Griswolds
tackle deceiyes the best fish aiiont
when lost In the woods remember TO keep
cool Find a brook and drink a refreshing
draught from collapsible drinklngcnp IL You
can't lind the brook hike IL 10 Grlswods Tor a
ompass anda cup too, II you haven't one
Mrs swELLINGBLAsT-A did that
picture really come from Romer
Wis. sOCInIBIIT-No / bought II al
Griswolds and had them frame IT, is'aht Ia
beauty
KATHRyN-Is not this new effect In
Writing Paper.
HEsTER-Yes. don't you think It's charm
ing. | bought three or four new styles yester-
day al GriswOlds shop They are always up TO
The times there and one sees the new things as
soon as her city chunS.
BILL-John Paul Jones was quite fighter
after all wasn't he?
HEN-He was u dandy, aud say we ought TO
shoot OF some fireworks the DAY MS bones
arrive In this Country.
BILI-A good idea. do you suppose there
is as much life in the bones OF Bennington
Patriots a. In those OF j. Ps?
HEN-Well, Wen whether IT'S ilre-works
or fire.water.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-21
NOW is THE SEASON
Mowers, RakeS, TedderS
Etc.

We have the celebrated
Walter 4. Wood Machines.
We are sole agents for the
"Pitt.burg Perfect Electric
Weld Farm Pence" good
stock on hand at prices that
will surprise you. BaIbed
Wire. Staples, Poultry Net
ding, White Lead, Oils. Kalso'
mines, Turpentine, shelacs'
etc, etc.
WiasIow & Remington
a2S MAIN ST.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-21

SOUTH NORWALK, Conn, July u.
Charles VII. Wilson of Danbury,
Conn, chimney repairer employed by
the New York, New Haven and Hart.
ford Railroad company, was killed in
stantly here by live electric wire.
Wilson climbed up on the freight
house roof and in order to reach the
chimney clutched an iron spike and
the wire at the same time, forming a
short circuit which killed him outright.
His dead body fell to the ground.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-21

some 90 &c newspapers arr askins
Fletcher u. i'ruc.Uf. casdlisic ior
governor. boa D. stands 60 tie liocnss
iau. pas or oihcrai.c The discussion
il hardly n.cessary. ST. Proctor j. a
man ~ caHdor AMI courage and 80
shall b. greatly disappointed 10 him
10 boz fails g. aBsHvr thc question
prompily uhcn iho campaign opens.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-21

Governor Bell has again proved his
native sense and sound judgment 10y
appointing Mason 5. Stone state 81.
perinteudent OF education. This
leaves the field open for all aspiranis
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-21

The legislature ~ The state oi NcN
YORK has found Justice Hooker no;
guilty but - misirusi that bee will he
yIcucd siih suspicion for some time
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-21

shsH go legislature sssrHt.rs a scar
ifuu frtfiaI asI .s hardly .ise.y
hsi SEE Stone aiii bs again a eaHlil.
40 i1r aH oroe he has alraadf bid
sn long
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-21

Z, j. easy to end friend, bot Il takes
tact. kindness, charity, pol.ieness aud
sometimes trouble aud suffering to
keep them.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-21

We do not hear 80 much about the
man with tho hoe nowadays. But he
is siill doing the same old stunts.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-21
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Mr. Nichols ready to talk with anyone with reference
fall and winter garments especially with those who have
tried to buy ymade garments He is that he
you money and at the time give you complete
satisfaction that has been the result of his immense spring
and summer trade
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-21

When Mama comes sailing In with
her spanker set it'sup TO the youngsters
10 scud away.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-21

To bask In the sunshine Of q won
an smiles j. awfully pleasing and
Il is also expensive.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1905-07-21
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During the Mr. Nichols will enlarge the present
suit and which he finds altogether small for this
department and make large enough to handle much larger
stock this fall.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-30

necessary to allow HOch TO appeal his
case. that there was a hurried consul.
tation between officials. The upshot
was that the execution planned to take
place at noon was postponed until 2
y. m. the last minute allowed by law
unless the governor should grant a
further respite.
The woman is said 20 be wealthy
and protested TO have become interest
ed In the case from humanitarian mo
tives only. She enlisted In her aid
DIR. Liston H. Montgomery. one OF the
most prominent physicians 10 the city.
DR. Montgomery acted as her lnterme-
diary In the negotiations Al 2 a m
Jaller Whitman was aroused from his
sleep to answer a telephone call.
Some person wbo refused to give
his name az the time. announced that
he would appear At the jail at 10 a.
m. prepared TO furnish money. the
lack OF which II had been alleged pro
vented Hoch from completing the rec.
Ords required by the Illinois supreme
court In case OF an appeal The rec
Ords cost slice. Hoch had 800,
and a conditional promise OF 500 al
ditional Because no name Was Civ.
en- on the telephone. Jailer N'hitma
sttAched little importance TO the moi
ncatiOn.
Today al the hour named DR.. Mont.
gOmery With Mn. Wilson appeared at
the jail Their talk With Whitman
convinced him they were In earnest
and steps were a. once TAKEN for a.
new sppeal to the governor.
Dr MontEomeFy said;
This lady. whose name l., far as n
am concerned. must ever remain a So
eret. Is aotuatcd solely from humani
tartan motives. Il Is the same cause
which determined me 10 assis, her. u
became Interested N the case grum
tRe standpoint long ago, 7 went Over
the tcsiimoay thOroaghly. The a.
Gae;ioa made by experts sermed a.
sng3"
Altar Or MOasgOnery and Mr.. Wi
soa zen the jAn states Attorney lea
~ talkc3 over tAe telephone ~l,a Gov
craor D,Recn. Who "a az Spr.ugaela
ant Who uas made acQuasnicd wisI
tat latest pl.ase of sAe slsnagiOs.
rar HaFsrtnr sold ~ states attor
nef lAln NeNn AZ p1IR "a
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-30
Child 10 Burned to Death.

Huntsville, Ala. July 2S.--The IS
moDths-old son Of George Cantrell. OF
Haxio Green. met death by burning
Thursday. The mother OF the child
left her tNo little ones at play In hei
room and went TO the feld where her
husband Was working Returning In .
few minutes, she found that the elder
child had struck = match and touched
., 10 a curtain With which the yOaueei
boy was playing and the blaEs had
Moderated the child He was dead
before medical aid reached him.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-30
ELDER RAWLINGS FACES JURY
Az Moore, Negro Is Found Guilty Of
Murder.

Valdosta, Ga, July 90. After ne
conviction Of All Moore. alleged 1880
aecomplice in the slaughter Of o.. car
ter children. J. q. Rawlings ta'." i
the three boys previously coa'..ri
was placed on trial Thursday after
noon.
The elder Rawlings c!a!mrl 20 b
III and reclined on a couch which '.-
Judge ordered brought into tAr Dl-l
room.
Effort on the part OF his c1Ia-e. .
have the case postponed proved 100
Availlng. Judge Mitchell having '''n
told by physicians that Ra~..r-, az
able TO stand trial
Drs. Il. s. Burton and W r Rose
who have been treating thn n-.-r'i
In the Jail. were called TO 's' ''a'i
for the purpose OF test!fy.rg OBJ p"
physical condition OF the No.. g.
both OF them testified In Their 'Nal.
nations they found him sufi,-,- '-1
q trouble that was qu.'" 'n.''l
times. but that they cons'l.... '.8
able 10 stand the rial -. ,.''
clans swore that they fail '' ~
any disease OF any vital orsl- %.
that In their opinion he wa- d. '''
As he would be at any tine b. r. '
trial.
The elder Rawlings app-a- .'
In a state bordering o. r.r.'
lapse. the conviction OF h.- " '
deutly weighing heavily 90 a.1
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-30
COTTON SEED OIL
MILLS TO COMBINE
Will Control the South's ON.
put of This Product.
IS CAPITALIZED FOR $4,000 oo

Organization viii Include the Southern
and American Cotton OIL coraa,..
ond the Kentucky Refining Cam
pany.
Louisville, KY, July 29--A com5.la
ton OF the cotton seed oi, co.......,
Of the south Is In process o. ,y..!u.
nation. The combination !, .....I
by the Kentucky Refln.n- .Y. Any
and includes the Southern C1"., Oh
company and the American q. GONNA
ny. The new company wi, O.. EalAa
as the Kentucky Refining c.M,.y
This cOmpay filed an am.u.m... &C.
Its charter increasing is maximum
business from 100000 to Sso..u
and giving It the right TO &c.. -....
ties in other companies. H. cJro.
ate existence was also Cnar-.. .. .!
years. This amendment wd, mai.u
permit OF the holding OF ,.,.
OF the companies it is prop, >
merge. Later the maximum l.....i
ness will be raised TO 100000" 81
more.
According TO President Fygsu,,. ID,
the Kentucky company, the hralu4,
tiers OF the company will De- iu Io..,
Vile. and this city will continue 90 he
the center Of the refining pant, 1l
the company. Crude oil mills w.a b.
conducted as now in the varou, Ars.
cotton centers in the south.
The combine is an economical move.
the Southern and American being man
ufacturers OF crude oil and 'he Ken
tuVky being refining company
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-30
UNDERWRITERS IN SESSION.
Want to Establish Adjustment Bureau
20 Handle Losses.

New York, July 2s.---Establishmeni
1 an adjustment bureau To more eco
nomIcally handle losses In the east
VAS discussed here yesterday at q
largely attended meeting OF men rep
Eesentlng hre insurance companies do
INK busiCss In the easter field A
plan Nas presented 10 the uuderwrit
Srs sugges,ing The formation OF an
Incorporated company TO carry on the
business OF adjusting losses.
Under this scheme Il VAS proposed
10 invite all the reputable are lnsur
ance companies operating In the east
cru states 20 become members by
taking stock In the name OF the com
pany and thus gaining representation
The general outlines were thorough
~ discussed and resolutions adopted
appointing q committee Of seven. UP
on which the adjustmeH, oumlttee OF
the Iatioual board shall be represent,
ed. an consider the question aud draf,
form u agreement for The creation
~ an adjustment bureau fof submls
sion 10 The companies.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-30

Chicago Police interrupt PSksr Games
and e. Prisoners Taken.


Chicago. July 29.-Spectacular raid
ing Of hand book resorts In which "a
men were taken prisoners in four
hours work marked John n. Collins
second days work as general superin-
tendent OF the Chicago Police depart
ment. Then at night came descents
on ten poker games.
Following out his startling action Of
Wednesday evening. when he inter.
rupted several time-hOnOred poker
games. the new chief yesterday re-
moved the assistant chief, Schuettler
from the command OF the raidlng de-
tail and took personal charge himself,
announcing that ne would hold his In
speetors responsible for whatever
gambling was discovered In their dis.
tricts. .
Armed with search warrants and
sledges, the gambling detail" contin.
ued at night the destructive raids
which had terrorized the gambling fra.
ternity duriag the preceding "a hours.
A score OF warrants. to which the
signatures Of two police magistrates
were appended. were give. to the raid
ers, and descends on ten "clubs" were
made before midnight. The paraphtr.
MALTA or that part Of II left intact af.
ter the onslaught of the raiders, was
coniiscated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-30

los A,.geles. Gal. July ss.-Bisho,
ConRty al this dioce<e % the Roa,Ar
Catholic ,eharcA. confirmed today ths
report that BE- had reosived the per
soaal check q ios AnEoies naf
Coz t11Seo9 ~ a dOnafsOH TO ths hon,
~ ne Little slsisTs % ne POor. worn
an ths eonssrucsion o. uAieh n nnaas
q begin nlshcp cpaatr aeellnes 4
esls lssE2 see rane = a. k1n
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-30
Pic, AaaIns, sultan D..es,,,,s

Bucharest. Roumania. l.' 3"
plot against the lie % ne
Turkey has been discover.
thorities a; KnestenIl 49,
houses occupied by Tars-
large quantities Of rc1o.''.'
cartridges and compr'n'
ments. The ROamanlan ~
seqaeatly discovered cas-.
hidden In the hold Of t..
CT sow a. KusienN
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-30

terms Is 20 be populari1ed In move
way. Thousands of lapel buttons have
been ordered TO be given TO those who
have followed this regulation OF the
board Of heslth. The buttons arS
plain white with q life-size stegnomyis
fascita pictured in the center and
surrounded with the words:
my cisterns are ali right. How are
yours7"
Governor Blanchard hes returned "a
the state capital from Alexandria en-.
campment and has placed himself into
hourly communication with the state
board OF health. He IL unable To
come here because Baton Rouge and
the other towns have made their quar-.
antines 90 rigid that II he did he
would not be able to get away again
and the states business would con,
sequentIy suffer. The governor said to
day In an interview that be did not
believe there was the slightest justt
fication for panlclSy feeling IN the
state. He Is In perfect touch with
the local situation, and he thinks that
II there Is thorough cooperation OF
the people with the medical authori.
ties there is no danger OF q serious
spread OF the fever in Louisiana, even
II additional isolated cases occur out
side OF New Orleans from the flight
Of the ltaEan population.
The reported case at Bowie, on the
Southern Pacific In LaFourch parish.
has been confirmed. The case was
that OF an Italian who fed from New
Orleans. Upon his death the author
tiles promptly burned the building
which he had occupied.
The Italian societies have issued an
address to their countrymen. They
say:
IF any Of your family should get
sick. don't hid that fact. but call Gt
once for relief, and II will be forth
coming II Is OF the utmost Impor.
lance to know of the very first attack
OF Illness II you are without means,
or n you are In any way pushed for
funds, come forward without hesitation
and notify us. You will get all the
assistance you need. You will be
given the services of a physicians and
you will DO furnished with money,
medicines. food and whatever you may
actually want. We want 10 show the
people Of this country that the Ital'
ian colony is progressive. intelligent,
law-abidlng and self supporting and
that we have men able and willing TO
meet emergencies of any kind"
Mayor BehrmRn has received tele
graphic offer OF funds from President
Taylor, OF the Howard association OF
Charleston, tie has replied. thanking
the people OF Charleston for their ot.
fer but stating that the situation is
well In hand here and that no finan.
cial aid Is need from the outside. Other
tenders OF help have been received.
There Is no necessity for t. mol
distress whatever exists except among
some OF the poorer classes. and that IL
being promptly relieved ont Of the
5ountiful fund that has been subscrib-
I'd by the business community and
The financial aid pledged by the city,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-30

Chicago. July 2s.-A T..
patch from q PNso, TEL "'' !.
a result % oVpE-in1lgenoe 20
While a studcnt a. COluH pa a-
Arthur 7. Kerr. - yeap o. =.
heru. lna eroeeeountfy r-1
rnnry. Kerr pssnG thisiJ 90 "A
irsefe6 4 nold wAicA es's-'.,-s 80.
ssfeo ~ was gEad-A''
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-07-30
CANCELLED REVENUE STAMPS
Were Found on Big Shipment Of "sto.
ales"--Arrests TO Follow.

eIes"-Arrests to Follow.
New York, July 29.-Arrests are an
ticipated here within a short time as
the result OF a seizue OF cheap stogies
reported from s.. Louis.
The consignment taken by govern,
ment agents numbered $4,000 and bore
internal revenue stamps which are al.
legged TO have been used once and from
which the cancellation marks had been
washed with acid. An investigation has
beRn in progress several months
among the manufacturers In Hester
and Mulberry streets and Internal
Revenue Collector Anderson, a negro
recently appolned for the southern dis
trici Of New York. was much con.
cerned yesterday over a charge that
the Illegal shipments may have been
made possible by collision with one
or more OF his deputies. He was un.
willing to believe such 4 charge well
founded.
by one 81 the revenue agents who
has charge Of the secret service end
Of the case. II Is stated that the pres.
ent Investigation involves three manu-.
facturers.
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Columbus Ca. July 3e-The goy,
crnment boat chattaAooches sank Al
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GAINESVILLE, FLORIDA SUNDAY JULY 3d. 1905 + TEN

rstt to delay the execution until 1:sO
o'clock p, m.