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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-28

signed Article Suppostirg Him for
Tax Assessor.

Il
Editor Sun: In view OF the fact that
within few more weeks the voters OF
AlachuA county will be called upon to
decide who shall serve, them Ia the va
Fious capacities ofofiicee OF trOst and
honor, Il is, / hope, not amiss TO re.
mind the thlnkipg public that the man
who has most 20 do With adiusting che
burden Of tsxatiOn h the man who
fills the Office Of tax assessor. Upon
bis lsek OF vigilance rests the security
OF the chronic tau dodgeF, and upon its
exercise depends the relief Of the poor
man from excessive taxes. "
The Increase Of miIlage FOR school
purposes. che increased peuaion lsvy,
and like caussp, have made >th6 pay.
ment OF taxes this years real borden
TO all, bpt- by none has 10 been 90 Keen
~ felt a. by the average farmer, whose
integrity leAdS him 10 give In HE
property at something like lie real
value, thus placing him at q disad.
vantage with the more Shrewd bot lees
honest citizen Of large interests, aud
on.resident land shark. Not until
System Of appraiaipg BY q board OF
competent citizens, like that existing
In many States, IL inaugurated here
can = correct assessment OF property
be made. Until the people have be-
come educated up to this they must
depend upon the tax assessor 10 look
after their interests. How neoessaTy,
then. IL 10 that he be q man who L, in
formed upon Ihe subject Of land and
land values, and who has the interests
OF HE county NJ heart.
Recognising this. let us ask our.
selves II we can do better than TO re-
elect TO this important position one
Who, having been himself farmer, 10
in kympagAy with them % class, aud
wlo, having made thorough Stndy OF
the situatiOn, 10 In petition TO continue
TO carry on the work he has begun OF
raising the assessed valuation OF the
county. During his little more than
term In Office the asaessed valuation Of
the county has been increased nearly
half million dollars. Howp By the
addition here and there Of bits Of prop
erty, and sometimes large and valu-
able tracts OF land, which had souTe-
how escaped taxation or been assessed
year after year At nopinAI figure, re-
gardless OF increase In value.
Would you have the work TO 60 on
and the rich 20 be gradually made 70
bear thelS share OF the weight OF tax-
atom Then you will make no mistake
by casting your vote on May 18th for
Willis w. Colson, thereby showing
yOUF appreciation OF bic efforts IN your
behalf No one could do more than he
10 doing. A great deal lees might b
done. Respectfully,
J. w. bHgRoUsE.
Hope, Fla, April ~.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-28
HEALra 70 yourH.

Disease and Sickness Bring Old Age
Herbine, taken ever moFnIng be.
fore breekfAst, viii keep 700 IN 70
|oo't hsaltAi Dc yoa 70 ward OF die.
es's. IL suFss constipation. bIIioUs-
he's. dyspepsia, fever. skin. liver and
kidney complaints. Il pasiEss the
blood and slsan the eomVlsxion,
h", d. W. Smith, whitney. Texas,
'ur'iss April ., isoa, II have used
isrbins, and Had d the bass medicine
Eor eoastipatioa and liver sEVublss. II
oes all 700 eieIm for 70. ! can hlghly
'eommend h." 0os. SolA By W. n.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-28

"rhis was caused by indigestion and
female trouble. l suffered Agonics and
was afraid 10 be left alone.
Completely Exhausted.
"At times | was afraid 10 stand on my
feet and TO attempt 10 do any house
work was out OF the question,
zone day read an advertisement 81
PerunA and Its wonderful cures and |
decided TO try 10.
New Lite and viRoH
"My husband brought home one bot
tie and before that bottle vas half gone
felt new hte and new VigoT.
"That tired, hopeless feeling left me,
I began TO eat and my food nourishsd
me. could walk and do my work
without fainting.
PsEuaa's Woadsfvi WOrA.
81 took seveFal bottles duTtng the
simmer and fall and cannot praise II
enough for tho wonderful work u did
for me.
"whep feel tired or nervous from any
cause, Q feW doses of PsFunA eufs mo,
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cvrsd ptsnesrAsess Of I've LSNEs.

Cures ptsnesrAs6ss ~ ne LSNEs.
several pears sisee nJ lesp wsFs
20 hsAIy sassssd thss hsd snssy As@-
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-28
PELTYC CATARRH CAUSES MANY AYLMEN7S.

There n
morning tired and themselves
They In the
them down as though burden,
Many women undoubtedly suffering with
remedy for 1 FetunA
lAndp
mucous discharges they losing vitality every
o
with the nCessant drain
For this PunA recommended
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-28

how happy ! am. No family should DO
without PerunA,"
Suffered Yssrs VIVA PaAR.
Mrs. Ida 0ermain, SSl Manhattan
Ave-, New York City, writes;
"For many years suffered with pains
In the pelvic organs. wAs unable TO
find relief, ~ no doctor could help
me.
"I read OF your wonderful PcrunA
and decided 70 give 10 . trial. took Il
for some time and obsaincd much
relief.
SfUaR Again.
Snow I an strong again and have Q
good appetite. Poruna has relieved me
Of . chronic ailment, and 4 therefore
recommend 10 20 Ali'womSnh
Always TiFv6 aad Weak.
Mrs, y. a. Connolly, s3H Garner s.,
KapsAs City, No., writes;
~ have suffered for years With stom-
aeh trouble, 90 that could eat hardly
anything. Iwas taFed and weak ali the
tame.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-28

"" hsvs . number 81 copies 81
ara City Directory for sale 81 Ths
10 oa'es. IL 10 q hanay FWtsrsMes
Tor businees end peoseeslonal
IA'a, s't.ng the momes Of euasAenss,
20 stree, and a1mbsf. Price Rsaas-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-28

MRS. TTRENER,
M Albion Place,
Notch Road, PAtsr.
son, N. j., writes;
al suffered Ave
years with my spine
and pains in my
back.
III consulted yOu,
fortunately. and In
fourteen weeks was
cured by the use OF
Peruna and follow.
ing your advice.
~ can now do my
own work. I cannot
thank yop enough.
\ NAnHol tell won
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-28

! had been doctoTing for . year before I
tried your PcTunA. lsuiIerOd the moaL
With pain IN my head,
\ Friend Advised PsFuHa.
zone day . friend of mine told ma %
your PsrunA, so I got bottle, After .
weeks use of II began 10 feel better,
al GTst could mot cat, sleep or
work, but ! have al last found that Tho
medicine that would cure mo was your
PeTunA.
4 New Womaa.
my face has . good color now. Am
anew woman. ] thank you vrTy much"
Followed DE-. ftsNmaR'a Advice.
Mrs, Viola METEhAll t2D West Mason
street, Springfield, IN, writes
"rwo months Ag0 when sought your
advice, had gotten 30 weak that I had
10 lie down most OF The time.
EAseisIaG Psrsaa.
ri baasn taking your PsTuuA And now
feel ilks new wOmAH.
~ shalt nsvet cease pEAising I'VTunA,
nor ihahking Dr., HaFtmAa for his ktnd
sdVieS,"
muililude NJ grateful friends, uTelhg
IN n IaWatiVa addItlan laR aaila n lanskh
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have Ia Amuuta o psi aGhg
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-28
MRS. e. A CONNOLLY.

~ hope every man
ana woman who
ners will give
rerunA q trial and
10 ~ grateful 40
my husband aud
myself"
DOCfOred . Year
"Mlss Anna Me.
Ulnn, lGi Plain 81,
Providence, r. L.,
wtItrsI
81 wish to L., you
know ~ tho good
your medicine has
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hat the clw',ora
called hSATttruublo.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
strinoent German Food Law.

"After | had finished my beer. sui
feeling thirsty, I called for some frult,
said the tourist. But the walter
shook his head.
"'You won't get fruit and beer to-
ee,her in Berlin. Herr he said.
why not said |.
at is against the law, Herr, the
waiter replied. There is a law here
in Germany that no one is 10 De
served beer and fruit together. IL a
restaurateur breaks this law he loses
his license.
"It is a good law the waiter added
TT is based on good sound sense
Beer and fruit don't mix. Ihey are
had for the stomach. Sometimes
they cause death
"Since that time" the tourist endeu
81 have never mixed beer and 1rult
Il is a strange idea, isn't it, to nave
food laws like that? Suppose Presi
dent Roosevelt should pass a law Tor
Kidding the eating at the same mea
of ice cream and lobster or mlnce pl
and plum pudding. What now
would 90 up, eh?'
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Edward at Paris.

Paris: King Edwards visit to Paris
is attracting great attention, enormous
crowds cheering his every appearance
on the streets. The cordially the
greetings exchanged between the king
and President Falleries during his
maiesty's official call at the Elysee
palace was much remarked. The CON
Versation between the two lasted near
ly an hour. Later the president re-
turned the call at the British embassy
where a state dinner was held last
evening, at which President Fallerles
and Premier ROuvier with their wives
were among the guests. There were
no speeches.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
DISTRESS IN MERIDIAN.
Relief Committee Accepts Outside Aid
Many Donations.

Meridian, Miss, March G.-SturdE
efforts are being made by the people
of Meridian to clear away the mass OF
wreckage that covers the district
swept by Fridays tornado. Hundreds
of workmen and convicts are EN-
plOyed and representative citizens are
lending a helping hand. The known
death list remains at twenty, although
it may possible be swelled to twenty
two victims. Among the injured foul
are in a serious condition.
The relief committee is accepting
outside donations, which are arriving
with every mail. No appeal has beer
made outside the State, but the dis
tress is so great that the telias CON
mittee decided to accept all contrlDl
tons arriving here. Plans are form
ing to encourage the immediate II
building of the destroyed area.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
LITERALLY The TRUTH.

As long as a farmer buys corn and
bacon to run his farm, so long he
will be hard up financially, no differ
ence what the price OF cotton IS
Athens Review.
That is literally the truth. and Il
can be proved by every farmer. AS
long as a farmer, on the contrary, has
meat and bread and can thus keep
out Of debt, so long he can hold what
he raises for that price which ne
thinks his products ought to bring. III
there were but one bale OF cotton
raised in all the world and the man
who raised it were in debt and hao
to sell, it would not bring anything
above what the purchaser wanted te
give. 1t Is not only the acreage which
disturbs the cotton producer, but hi!
debts. Of course, it is not meant tina
a large yield of cotton does not Il
some extent reduce the price, but
after all, that price depends more o.
the financial condition of the man VIII
grows it than on the acreage. Peopl
who are we'll fixed can hold their co
ton, and, holding it, demand the goo
!. price.-Dallas News.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Farmers Cooperative
Union of america.

And its meaning is by no means
confined to Taylor County or west
Texas. for on the timbered lands OF
tha South. where improved machinery
can not be so generally used ana
where the rainfall is heavier and the
grass and weeds harder to control, the
percentage of woman and child labor
in the cotton fields is still greater.
Farmers, are you willing that mat
ters shall go on this way forever? II
not then what are you gong 10 90
about it? Whatever shall be done, you
will have it to do. And when are you
going to get about it? Will some III
lure time be a better time? No need
to grumble at individuals in other
classes II in the general shuttle you
as an individual had fallen into some
other class, the chances are you Wouio
now be doing just as the other lndl
yidauls in that class are doing. Gun
ouarreIing at the situation. Get dowT
10 graphing with it. Grapple with l
unitedly. Won't you join your nelsh
, bors in a union, and get the bench
Of their suggestions and give them tn
j.. benefit of your suggestions, TO the en-
4 that Southern farmers may get up l
:. the world and be prouder of thei
h occupation, prouder of themselves an
O happier in their home life with the
a wives and hildren?-Farmers Journ;
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Decides for Closed Shop.

New York: In decided against
three nonunion employees of the
United States Printing Company OF
Ohio who sought to restrain the con-
Germ from entering into working pact
with the Stereotypers and Electrotyp'
ers' Unions, which would exclude free
labor, Judge Marean OF the Supreme
Court Yesterday gave judicial sane
ton to the "closed shop pnnclpa
which is at present keeping the Typo
thetae and Typographical Union in dl
| yided camps. There will be an imme
date appeal to the appellate dlVlsiol
of the Supreme Court and II Juds
Narean is sustained labor leaders sal
Yesterday it would be Il noble victor!
significant of the trend OF the time
toward radicalism.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Duel by Proxy in France.

It is not often that one OF the prlfl-
ciEals in French duel backs ont.
but an incident OF this kind happened
Yesterday. says a dispatch from Paris
An encounter had been arranged be-
tween NJ. Come Garlic and NJ. Aus
TN de C.o2c. but the latter failed 10
appear at the appointed time, and
half an hour later telegram was re-
ccived from him to the effect that he
did not intend 10 fight. The dlSap
pointed principal was determined TO
have satisfaction from somebody. ana
he suggested to NJ George Dubois, the
well-known fencing master, who was
one of the absent mans seconds, that
he would step into the breach. NJ
dubois was agreeable, but owing tc
his superior skill with the sword ne
proposed that the duel be fought Wit
pistols. No pistols being obtalnaD!'
for the moment. the pair faced eacl
other with swords. In the secon'
round NJ. Dubois "pinked" his adVeE
sary in the arm, and the outrage'
honor of the latter was declared 10 o
satisfied Chronicle.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Bio Earrings Now Worn.

Screw earrings of enormous size are
the fad among fashionable women TINS
season. which only goes to show now
women's ideas change in the matter OF
what is mOdish.
Only a short time ago women viewed
with disdain these relics of barbarlsm'
as they were called, and would as
soon have worn rings in their noses;
Int fashion can work revolutions when
she sets about it.
One of the favorte combinations Of
stones is turquoises and diamonds in
cluster effect. Previously to gotns
into mourning a woman prominent so
cially wore such pair which were
fully one-half inch in diameter Ou
we're most becoming 10 her dark
niouant beauty New York Sun.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Tobacco Injuries Soldiers.

britain wants better marksmen in
lis armies, but many people claim that
tho increasing use of cigarettes among
the soldiers is defeating this ambi-
tiop The duke of Wellington would
NOT allow smoking in any form. His
famous order ran as follows: THE
commander in chief has been inform
cd that the practice OF smoking pipes
and cigars and cheroots has become
nreyalent among The army, when Is
not only in itself species of intoSlca
ton occasioned by the fumes OF toDac
IN hut undoubtedly occasions drink
ing and tipping by those who acquire
the habit" The order went on TO PEI
officers toprevent smoking among Tn,
| of7cers Of Junior ranks in their req
| meLts.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
ei,,,e+on Died of Hydrophobia.

corsicana, Texas: A little less than
a month ago Andrew Singleton was
hit+en bv a rabid dog at his home IN
tho Eureka community. Mr.. Single
ron noticed an object in his yard al
ter night and threw stone at It, IN!
dog then sprang upon him, tearing Ms
hands and face badly. Mr.. Singleton
loft at once for Austin, where he is
reported to have been treated. a 1e"
DAVIS ago he took commissions and las
night died in terrible agony.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
N CLARK'S FAVOR
.,e,oN GIVES HIM 11,400 ACRES
MONTANA PUBLIC LAND.
4oW THE COURT CONSTRUED IT
Issuance of Patents Converted
uis Purchase Of Equity Into One
of little.

washington. March G.-united
Ex-senator Clark of Montana yester-
,or won the case against him in the
s,,nreme Court of the United States
:, which the government sought to
,ro cancelled patents to 11,4OO acres
,rh,ic lands in Montana which were
uogpd to have been fraudulently Sc
,,od The opinion in the case was
5o,ivored By Justice Holmes, and it
.boId the decision of the Circuit
rorrt Of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit.
1.,.tices Harlan and Brown dissented.
rhic was a civil proceeding instituted
NV the government against Senator
llork of Montana to secure the can
o,f,o+ion Of the patents to land issued
,,,dor the timber and stone act. The
oberge made by the government II
-, hill Of complaint was that the pat
onis were fraudulently secured. l
VAS asserted that Senator Clark ha,
entered into a contract to purchas
tho land before the patents wer
granted, and that he had known o
had good reason to know that tn
proceedings were fraudulent. TIL
government charged that Clark wa
not a bona fide purchaser, but tn
courts below, including the Court
Appeals, took the contrary view holt
ing. that the issuance of patents ha
the effect of converting his purcha%
of an equity into a purchase OF It'll
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
ARMENIAN pIEo HERDS DEATH.
Made Splendid Defense of His Resi-
dence at Baku.

AdamCff was an Armenian hero OF
RakII. The author of recent volume
on that city has this to say OF him.
..Adqmot. was the crack rife shot III
Baku one Of the wCalJhicSt Armeni-
ans engaged in the oil business, and
his residence in Arnianskia street was
one of the palaces Of the city, so far
as the magnificcncc Of the oriental
decoration was concerned. He stood
three DAYS siege and shot no fewer
than forty Tartars, who, on the last
day, formed heap OF dead at the cor
| nCr of the street AdamOff was kept
supplied with cartridges by his young
son, who got shot in that service
And then AdamOff himself was hit Oh
| the balcony Of his house, whence he
had so long defended it. Receiving d
shot in the shoulder, the deadly
marksman dropped his rife on to the
railing Of balcony, but, nerved Win
the courage of despair and determined
to sell his life still more dearly, ne
continued shooting. His movement
became slow, the TartarS become
more aggressive. and he finally re
ceiyed a fatal wound which laid HIN
t low on the balcony
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Cut Rates to Gulf.

Chicago, H.: Traffic officials OF
Western roads are considering the adj
visibility of further complicating the
Chicago grain situation by putting GU
rates into effect on corn from inc
West to the Gulf ports. 1t is statet
that a rate of not more than l0c i
contemplated from Omaha to New VI
loans What is hoped to accompllSi
nv such rate is not stated.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Martin Charged with Forgery.

Dallas, Texas: Upon warrants IS
sued in two new cases, J. d. Martin,
alias B. +. Burrell, was arrested In
Fort Worth yesterday and brought to
Dallas by a Deputy Sheriff. The
charges against him allege forgery and
passing forged instruments, anC
were made by Robert Ralston. 1t /;
said that the amount of money in
VOlved in the several transactions i:
about $4,000.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Bows Hard Work.

Thomas Burt, who has been recent
" returned to the house OF commons,
went to work as trapper in a COL
loeny in Hazewell, in Durham, at prac-
tically 90 cents a day. "My home was
two or three miles from the pit" he
said in a chapter of autobiography
some years ago. 81 had to get up at
4 in the morning to walk the distance
and the work was so hard during the
day that may really say that spent
nv whole time absolutely between
work and sleep"
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
A BOYS Tragedy.

They are divorced-wel, bother
The things not fit Tor print.
Rut what Of the boy whose mother
Spends alimony unstint!
The boy is a floating specklet
Adrift on a seamy sea-, it,.
A bubble that clings To the wrcckiet-
He'll be rich some time, MAYBE
AWAY to the school of strangers.
Away TO the throne Of the wise.
Apart from his home among rangers
Who seek the great paradise.
Put what of the hours unslocpine
When he crawlS away to his nest.
And sighs. the great heart sohS ieapinS
From the fount within his breast!
All, what of the gladstone hours
Ills comrades have full st0rt.
As they gather the fragrant flowers
or love and delight galore
Away from the lips that kissed him.
Parted by a decree.
| 7 ife's tragedy has not missed HIM
And he only ten and three. - ".
HORACE Seymour Keller in New LOT
| Press
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
Sentenced to Two Years.

Duran. l. T.: Arthur Hinsley' con-
victed Of manslaughter in the Federal
Court here on the charge of killing
Clarence swartz near Caddo last NO
vember, was sentenced to two years
in the Missouri training school at
Boonville. When sentenced by tne
court his mother fell in a swoon anc
had to be carried from the court room
Young Hinsley is IA years OF age
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
HAVANA PROTESTS.
Declares That There Is No Yellow Few
er in Cuba.

Havana, March 1.-THE American
Club of Havana has supplemented the
cablegram which was sent to Secle-
tary of the Treasury Sha" at Washing
ton on March asking for modilica'
ton of the quarantine established at
Gulf ports by the United States by
similar cablegrams to the health OIL
Gals of Louisiana, Alabama and tlori'
da. Besides reiterating that there Is
no yellow fever in Cuba the dis
| matches urge that the establishment OF
an outgoing quarantine at Havana un
der the supervision of the United
States Marine Hospital Service Woul'
fulfill every requirement.
The Rice belt journal. (Welsh, Calcasieu Parish, La.) 1900-19??, 1906-03-09
SMART LITTLE JOKES
HOT FROM THE PENS OF THE Hu'
.opISTS.
One Point on which Fudge and
Smudge Were Agreed-one Papa
Not Conceited-PoIkley's ProerastI'
nation With Him to the End.
Fooled

She (sternlyl-Wiu you please eE'
plain the generally battered and dis
reputable condition in which you
came home last night?
He-Certaintly. my dear. 1t was my
misfortune, not my fault The fact
is. | didn't want to alarm you by tell
ing you at the time, but | was heIu
W on my way home
She (cOolly)-YeS, | know you
were. saw your friends run as l
opcned the door after they had put
YOU on the doorstep.