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The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03
BURGLARS AND PICKPOCKETS
ARE VERY BUSY IN OAKLAND
Salvation Army Headquarters Entered
and Some Valuable Articles

OAKLAND, Sept. burglars broke
into the Salvation Army headquarters
on Ninth street. between Washington
and Clay, last night and carried off a
graphophone valued at 500, a bicycle,
a tambourine and a Bible. The bur-
glary was reported to the police this
morning by Adjutant Award. who is
in charge of the headquarters.
Oscar Penzien, residing at 500 Thir-
teenth street, was the victim of pick
pockets yesterday, being robbed of
$3.50 in a barber shop at s17 wash
ington street. Penzien was waiting his
turn in the shop and did not discover
his loss until he went to pay the bar
Der for his services. The victim at
once reported the matter to the police.
Olaf J. Hansen of 667 Broadway re-
ported 70 the police this morning that
burglars had stolen $50 from his room.
George Moffitt, residing at e13 East
Twelfth street, reported the theft Of
fifty feet of garden hose from his res
idence yesterday.
Mrs NJ. Guslindin of 1925 Sixth ave-
nue., reported that a handbag contain
ing a purse in WHICH was $40, two wed
ding rings and receipt book had
either been stolen from her or lost
on the street yesterday.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03
NEGROSHOOTS TWO
AND KILLS SELF.
William Wells Fatally
Wounds Wife and Her
Escort, Edward Jones
BOTH WILL DIE

OAKLAND. Sept. 2-William Wells,
a teamster IS years old, shot ana "a
tally wounded Ethel Wells, his WiIe'
and Ldwald Jones. in whose company
he found her. at O'Clock this after
noon. A moment later he pressed the
smoking revolver TO his temple ana
killed himself
The shooting occurred at the home
Of John Austin. 759 Campbell street,
where Wells had been rooming- Inc
parties 10 the affair We're negroes
fusiIade of pistol shots followed
bE a Vomans screams, first attracted
the attention Of neighbOrs to the
trageev. The police were notified, and
when an o1lcer reached the house ne
found Mrs. Wells and Jones, both OF
svhom had been shot three times, un-
conscious. and Wells, a bullet through
his brain. dead. Mrs Wells was taken
70 Providence Hospital. and Jones,
after his injuries were temporarily
dressed at the Receiving Hospital, was
removed 10 the same institution Drs-
@: j. Eamlin and z. @. Wood, who
have cha-re OF the patients, express
little hope Ior the recovery Of either
Nrs Wells was shot through the meek
and twice through the body Jones re-
ceived three bullets through the abdo-
men. The body OF wells was removed
TO the morgue-
Ms. wells. who is % years Of age,
told Detectives Holland and Hodgkins,
who were sent TO the house. that she
had been married TO Wells four years
ago IN Stockton. but that few months
age. she had left him. In telling the
story OF the shooting, she said:
since I left my husband ] have been
living in Lobos square. in san Fran
cisco. Last night I met Jones, who
lives al 27eS Filbert street. in San
Francisco. and asked him 70 come with
me TO oakland 10 see my mother. Mrs
Thomas, who lives at 75s Campbell
street When we reached the house 1
found nv husband there, and he asked
me II had come to stay. When I an
swered No, he shot me. Jones is
/. employed as e deckhand on one OF the
rfAsr-etea mers.
Wells fred the first shots at his vic
TINS in the parlor Of the house. Jones
fell there . Mrs WeIIs ran into the
backyard. into the basement, and back
5nto the house. Her husband pursued,
firing az her xix times. After empty
ing his revolver he reloaded il and
fired the last cartridge into his own
head.
Jones was able to make the follow
Ing statement at the hospital:
william Wells is a teamsteT and
ahou- 50 years old. I have known
q T5 els for FIVE years, meeting him when
was a deckhand on the Sacramento
Rfrcr steamers. I have also known
Ethel Wells. the colored girl, about
Eve years
Last night met Ethel in San Fran
cisco and she asked me TO go with her
- visit her cousin. who lives on Camp
bell street. near Atlantic. in Oakland.
7 don't know her cousins name I
came 10 Oakland with ner today as an
old friend We went 10 her cousins
house on Campbell street and we went
into the dining-roOm. where Wells was
. sitting.
"As we entered Wells drew a gun
and said You " With that he
began shooting. Three bullets struck
rlesand fell. Then he turned the gun
on his wife. When she also fell he
put the muzzle Of the revolver to his
head and killed himself"
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03
GOES INSANE OVER
HER Old CRIME.

OAKLAND. Sept. A tragedy OF
twelve years ago was recalled to mind
this evening. when Mrs. Ada C. Werner,
who murdered her husband in 1894,
was taken to the Receiving Hospital a
raving maniac. Whether or not the
torture of remorse has dethroned her
reason is not known. but 1t is the
OF the crime that such is the fact
Under the name of Florence Neal
Mrs. Werner was convicted of murder
and sentenced to serve a life term in
San Quentin prison. She was released
on parole recently and has been an in
mate of the county inhrmary. Last
night she reused the attendants of the
hospital by screaming that some one
was trying to poison her Efforts to
calm her proved fruitless and as her
condition became worse 1t was found
necessary to place her under restraint.
peculiar feature of her mania is
the belief of Mrs. Werner that on all
sides of her are concealed people with
cameras who are determined to take
photographs of her and then kill her.
All through the night she banished
sleep from the hospital by her screams
for mercy from imaginary avengers.
This afternoon she was removed to
the Receiving Hospital. and DR.. Clark.
superintendent of the County Infrmary.
will swear to a complaint charging
her with insanity. She will be held at
the hospital pending examination by
the Insanity Commission.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03
OAKLAND UN|ON|STS
WILL PARADE.

OAKLAND, Sept 2.-Grand Marshal
]. B. Bowen issued the final orders to-
day for the parade of trades unionists
which will mark the celebration OF
Labor day in Oakland. The procession
in which all of the trades unions OF
this city will be represented will move
at 40 o'clock tomorrow morning from
Market and Eighth streets. covering
the principal business streets.
The reviewing stand will be located
at Fourteenth street and Broadway.
After passing this point the parade will
bc disbanded.
In the afternoon the Alameda County
Trades Council will join with the San
Francisco Building Trades Council in
a celebration at She'll Mound Park.
There the programme will consist of
addresses. with games. dancing and a
variety of outdoor sports for the en-
joyment of the thousands that will
meet in their annual Labor day re-
union.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03
BATTLE IN PACIFIC
Street SALOON.

Shortly after midnight a free for all
hght took place IN a saloon al 500 Pa
cifc street. conducted by Tom Havey
and patronized principally by Mexi-
cans. Five policemen raided the place
and drove the belligerents all OF whom
were MeNicans. into the street As
they fed one Of the officers fired into
the crowd and the bullet struck George
". Wagner. a teamster. in the hip.
A number Of the Mexicans were
rounded UP and taken 10 the station.
and several Of them TO the Receiving
Hospital 10 have lacerated scalps and
other wounds received in the fight at
tended TO.
Among the men in the hospital are
Frank Quiz. Ramon Maldonado and
Pedro Felix. who were badly worsted
in tie general night.
Wagner claims that he was asleep
IN the place when the police charged II
and in his excitement on awakening ne
ran with the crowd.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03
ACTS As ADVISER
To THE CHINESE.

BERKELEY, Sept. Rev. DR.. Young
]. Allen. the friend of powerful Chinese
princes, counselor to the great ones of
time simple missionary with the rank
OF senior missionary in the Methodist
Episcopal church, South, spoke to o
great congregation in the Trinity Meth
odist Church today of his labors in
China and the possibilities for Chris
tian work abroad.
DR.. Allen was for many years an in
innate friend in China of Professor
John Fryer, the distinguished scholar
now AT the head of the department of
Oriental languages at the University
OF California. Dr. Allen has been for
thirty years the editor of the Worlds
Mz gazine ip China. and in that ca
pacity and in the role of author, trans
lator and missionary has come into
intimate contact with the powers that
rule China.
He spoke today from the standpoint
of the man TO whom Chinese affairs
are as those Of his own hearthside. and
gave an interesting portrayal of the
conditions under which Christian mis-
sionary work is conducted in China.
Dr. Allen is on his way to the Orient
10 resume there the work to which he
las given his life. He has been in
consultation recently with the powers
OF the church in the southern part of
this country regarding his field.
Dr.. Allen gained an unusual foothold
in China with hts History of the
Chino-Japanese War" consisting of
fourteen volumes. Upon its compile
tion he received a medal from the EN-
perors OF China, japan and Korea.
Chan-Chi Tong, the Viceroy of two
provinces. bought thousand copies of
the work and distributed the volumes
among HIS sab-offic.als.
A reception in DR.. Aliens honor will
be given at the home of Dr. c. T. Reid
In Oakland on Monday evening.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03
Nervous
Worn-Out

If you are in this condition,
your nerve force is weak-the
power is giving out, the or
gans of your body have
slowed up" and do their work
imperfectly. This failure to
do the work required, clogs
the system and brings distress
and disease. When the nerves
are weak the heart is unable
to force the life-giving blood
through your veins; the ston-
ach fails to digest food; the
kidneys lack power to filter
impurities from the blood, and
the poisonous waste remains in
the system to breed disease.
Nerve energy must be restored
DR.. Miles Nervine will do it.
because it strengthens the
nerves; it is a nerve medicine
and tonic, that rebuilds the
entire nervous system
Several years ago was all broken
down. / was nervous. worn-out. could
not sleep, and was In constant pain.
l doctored for months. and finally the
doctor said he could do nothing for
ire. began taking Or. Niles
Nervine. AID used altogether eight
bottles. and I becS ne strong and
healthy. and now weigh TO pounds. .
H c. CUNNINGHAM
los Ellsworth Ave. Allegheny. Pa.
Or. Miles Nervine Is sold BY your
druggist, who will guarantees that the
trct bottle will benefit. n il falls, he
will refund your money.
Miles Medical Co., EIkhart, Ind
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03
"sOIL OF STANFORD FARM
NOT GOOD FOR WILD OATS

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, Sept. a.
DR.. D. Charles Gardner. chaplain OF
Stanford university. today delivered
the customary matriculation sermon in
the old chapel of the institution to the
assembled members of the 1910 class.
This was the first religious service
held in the chapel in many years, and
DIR. Gardner brought out the fact in
his sermon. He advised the entrants
to lead the simple life" and not SOW
any wild oats. He declared that the
soil of the Stanford farm is not good
for wild oats
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03
Personal.

OAKLAND. Sept. Ray Clark of
Tonopah is at the Athens.
A. Z. Hall and F. J. Hall OF Brook
syille. Pa, are at the Touraine.
". o. Martin and wife are at the
Crellin. registering from Chicago.
Albert Garnett Of Pitts. Pa, is at the
Athens.
". J. Kingsley and wife. with the
Misses Olive, Marion and Gladys Kings
ley and Harold and Walter Kingsley,
are at the Metropole, registering from
New York.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03
Struck by AutomobiIe.

OAKLAND. Sept. william r.
Robertson, who lives at 5i2 East Six
teenth street, was run down by an
automobile as he was alighting from a
car on the San Leandro road at Liese
avenue late last night His ankle was
sprained and he was badly bruised
He was treated by Or. 10 Hamilton at
his Office near Hign street. The occu-
pants of the auto We're son of Horny
Meek of San Lorenzo. who owns the
machine. two women and a negro
chauffeur
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03
Bryan on Houe.tretcb.

NEW YORK. Sept 2.-Escorted by
the Nebraskan home folk more than
hundred strong, W. J. Bryan started
on the homestretch of his progress
around the world in a special train of
five cars which left Jersey City at
J:a0 this afternoon
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03
Employ the Quake
Clause in Chile.
7 TALPARAIso. Chile, Sept. 2.
Foreign and nasicuai in

/ALPARAISo, Chile, Sept. 2.
v Foreign and naticual in
surnEcc companies here
have united In a declaration
that they will not pay dam
ages caused by the fire during
and after the earthquaIxe. In
nm announcement made few
days ago several of the foreign
companies made ii known that
their policies contained an earth
quniSe clause, and that no dam
ages caused by tho shocks yvouid
he Paid by them. Tests VII. n
stantiy be made Of the cornra-
ntes' liability In both cases.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03
Robbed of JcweIry Left in Trunk.

MARTINEZ. Sept. 2.-The trunk Of
J. Patrick of Port Costa was looted
yesterday morning and Naluables worth
$500 taken Joe Costa, an employe at
the brick yards at Nevada docks is
suspected OF the theft. as he was seen
with a watch and scarfpin in his pos
&c ssion during the afternoon. He took
ard early train to Pinole. but cannot
be located Costa is an ex-convict.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03
Redwood Defeats Holli-t.r

REDWOOD CITY. Sept. 2.-The Red
wood City baseball team today defeated
the Hollister nine by a score of to 8.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03

The antics OF stubborn automobile
are enough TO make morse laugh.
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03
Socialists Enter Protest.

OAKLAND, Aug 2.-Resolutions OF
protest against the imprisonment OF
Meyer. Hayward and Pettibone without
bail were adopted this afternoon at a
mass-meeting of Socialists held in the
City Hall Park Frank c. Pease OF
Berkeley was chairman Of the meeting
and the speakers William McDevitt
editor OF the Socialist Voice: F. d.
Wheat and N A. Richardson. con-
demned the action OF the Idaho au-
thoritieS
If you want to become popular with
indolent people. all you have TO do Is to
let them impose on you
The San Francisco call., 1906-09-03

ADVERTISEMENT.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-04
Deafness canno, oe Cured

Ey local applications. As they cannot
reach The diseased portion OF he ear.
there 10 only one way 20 cure deaf
ne,s. and that il by constitutional
remedies. Deafness 10 caused by an
intsm.d condition of the mucous
l'uing Of the Eus'aehisn Tube. When
thi. tub ia intIsm-i you hav" rum.
bang .ound or imper'"'t hearing, and
when il i. entirely closed deafness 10
the result, AMI unle.. the iBHamms-
ton can be taken out and this tube
restored TO its normal condition hear
ing will be destroyed forever. Nine
cases ont Of ten are caused by catsrrh.
which j. nothing bat an iniiam-d COM
dtion q! the mu'pIs snrsacrs.
We viii give one Hundred Dollars
for any case OF deafness caused toy
catarrhD that cannot be- cured by
HALF CA,arrh Cure. send for cir
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-04
Sunday Nights Fire.

IN alarm ~ fr- vas turned in from
Fox q At 10 o'clock sunday y CG',
which summoned the department
with ~ lsual vromp'nr.s - the par
sopag. OF the Bethel \ VI T. Church,
North Garden street, occupied hy Rev
y. ". BaG!ey Rev Eac!-y wss bu.i-
IL engaged IN his work ~ the church
At the time OF ,n- Ere bat the meets
ing va. almost broken up when II MAS
learned that the fame. were in the
parsonage. The department, however
we're luckily upon the scene and "Htin-
guished the flames with little damage
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-04
A Grim Tragedy

I. daily enacted in thousands OF
homes. A. death claims, in each one.
another victim OF consumption or
pneumonia But when coughs and
colds are properly treated. the irsR.
edy Is averied. +. g. Huntl.y Of
OaklADdon, Ind. wri'e-; My wife
had thel consumption. and three doc
tors gave her up. Finally enc took
DR.. Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption. Coughs and Colds. which
currd her. and today che i. well and
strong" IL kill. the germs 81 all Dis
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at Soc aud 81 VI by all druggists. Trial
bottles free.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-04
Meeting Commissioners.

From Tuesday, Daily sun.
The Board Of County Commissioners
met yesterday in special session for
the purpose Of drawing the jurors for
the spring term ~ the ci;cUit court
The names OF three hundred and ,hlr.
g -four juvor. wrr" drawn. the names
OF whom will be- drawn from the Jury
list for the spring term, The regular
monthly meeting Of the board will be
held today
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-04
a NOVEL AFFAIR.
Miss Er6I VanOe.e"'er Er'er'aIneo
Man, Friends o. New year.

"ae - tn V'-'t..'', n - tor an
mott -n.oyAh- ~ ''i'' On
among the y"lu."' -"' 80 -" N''-r'
noon Tf- az: .Yu"'-'1 '"hi-'r' .
N- Emily 'a'h"v~''"' 80 N"'
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A't-nd NJ VI - - ia" - -"
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49, 'u..d4y-. Art ,rA-.. D.. - 49, ~
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'!ay. con.G-r'd a 80 - ''.'1'' -
.-r :rc"Gs h. r. - ''''r'a % -~'@ n
IT. manner H. 'a''y stare 'ariy
II u" afternoon. TO- 4'~v.' '.I..hp, :
i"r, --v"n miles cl>'an;. o~.rG 'a".r
OF. -ctive Eo'ut T." t1J ~ '"''-
'i;II, r"Mtra'LS 'u- 1or" y \ Nay
'".'ivAl than a. r'a"'7n - q. WINTER.
with n" ".p.' that - drive "+- a.
iry.GDraILg aCt i.~A'aA' A. - Ma
merry
The patty 'om;r-~d VI ---- Ruth
Dog, Rosso-! P-fri'H, Mary HH'G.
HOPE Rorln-on ~ brA!i. cousin 81 the
hostess. Lpcia Ptt'Or. MARIA pprch-,
Alice Thomas, Raighi- Wilson. l.la
Eidiu., Pearl CDt.on aud Emily Al.
D"v-nter, and N--.r-. I.pmas D"aH.
Addison Pound, Alexander HarEcr,
Norwood Baker. B.prham Dell. Jake
Psdg-t'. Elmer NcCr-ary BJ-'s
Douglass and Glen >'rin-'e!iow.
Owing 10 The Illness Of the mother OF
toe young hostcs., 'hs Tsrty Was chap
eroned by Mira John Chesn1t.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-04
DsATH OF YOUNG MAN.
Clyde Finch Passed Away Early New
Years Oav.

From Tae'dsys Daily sun.
Mr. Clyde Finch. con Of Mrs. A VI.
Finch, died Monday morning, Jan. !,
&C 1880 O'Clock. At HE residence on
Factory street.
Mr. Finch had been III for several
months with consumption. 60 that his
death vas not unexpected. He sp-n,
his childhood in Gsins.vilIe, and re-
turned 20 this place Last spring
Deceased ia. in his tw.nty.second
year. H. was q member OF the Fret
Presbyterian Church ~ this city.
The sympathy 81 many friends 60
out TO HE widowed and now childle.s
mother in her bereave nent.
The remains will be carried to Lau.
rens, :. C.. where his father and sister
were buried. Funeral Arrangements
will be announced later
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-04

make an open ,c.e. ! think his face must
have itchsd most feasfuily.
I'VE hnally thought nothing could help,
and had made Up my mind TO send my wife
with the child 90 Europe, hoping that the eco
air might cure him. otherwise he was 20 DO
put under good medical care there. But,
Lord b blessed. Masters came diferently,
and We soon saw Q miracle. A friend Of ours
spoke about Cuficara. We made trial with
Cutieura soap, Ointment, and Resolvent, and
within ten days or two weeks we noticed
decided improvement. Just a. quickly as the
sickness had appeared il also began 20 dis
appear, and within ten weeks the child was
absolutely veil, and his skin was smooth and
white 90 never BEFORE" r. Hohrsth, President
Of the G. I. Hohra.h Company, Manufset-
urers of silk Ribbons, 10 % Rink Alsy.
June 8, 1905. South Bethlehem, Pa.
Cstrurs seq, oth.msus and Prs Or, o. thrcsgAyss
GAs ~ord Possr IruS Chem Corp, soc rroPs, eoseas
ms- MsEsa Erss . ls0s - Case &c tas skaa-'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-04
MASONIC INSTALLATION.
0saa& TIVE Was gxpssienesd by Ma.
sens IN This City Wednesday.

- a. 49, a.
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Ihs isssaiIas.on OF once" OF
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a n ana GAINESVILLE Chsp-
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sss masonic hsh wednesday OF lass
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smpFsss'ss snsss Inc meet'ng' oe'ns
'se cns' sss ven a''sne'o' many
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pessos 70 pess'''psss 'n the exercises
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u'nsSs's Isass no h-"' d.
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~ IL ssnass'' o. w.; 'cs' " Iofrey'
s"s; HOW @eC'e''ao' secfessFv'
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's'D'n' n "sc'smr"sen' = .
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-04
Imperfect Digestion

Means less nutrition and in runse-
quence less vitality When the liver
fails TO secrete bile. the blood becomes
loaded with bilious properties. the d..
gestiOn becomes impaired and the
bowels constipated. Herbine will rec
tify this. IL gives tone TO the stom.
ach. liver and Kidneys. strengthens the
appetite. clears and improves the COM
plexIon. infuses new life aud vigor TO
she whole system 81 cents q bottle
Sold by W. VI. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-04
Pleasant ard Most Effective.

/. J. Chamh-r- Editor indicator
Liberty. Texas, writes Dec p, 1872
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hav" u-rd II N my family and can
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-04
SAMPSON LOST
HIS FINE HOME
Was Destroyed by Fire at Board
man Early Monday Morning.
PLACE a MAGNIFICENT ONE

was EqV POE d Win Al Modern Cor
vsrisnees. ard Oos OF The Finest
ssowss in Marion covntv-Or'gn o.
the Fwe Unknown.
Information '.Ach|d th cry NV
DAY la the Eject tina; tire ~. IT
Sampson home Q, Dpardman "a. d.
stroyed by fire Monday no'ning. ard
that most u The contents were tO;Al
lose.
The ssnpsou home vac the properly
Of y. u. Ssmp. on. Who owns a." n.
NOUS Sampson grove. one ~ ~"
Target and most valuable in the SAFE.
esd which bss n~tud . Tremendous
pso6t. Nv sampson sev-ra! year. ago
erected this home. and no pain or er-
pence were spsv~d in making il an
heai place. surrounded ~ all the lux
ssies of life. and EQUIPPED with al
modern convenience. IL has been
said that the home VAS one of ,h-
hspdsemsss and most expen.ive in
Mssioe county. IL contained all the
sAvantsses Of modern city home, be-
Ing provided with sewessg~, water.
etc.,. end the lose viii prove quite q
blow 90 she owner, who 10 just r~eov.
ssing from ths fatal freeze Of 1894
when his grove property vac laid to
wesss In one pighs. He has worked
faishfully and expended . great deal
% mensy iD rebuilding the grove. and
joss 10 s 10 beginning 90 pay him
agsip no has suffered this loss Of home
The origin Of the Hre could not be
leasned. bas fsiends Of she uDiOru u.
nate owner extend sympathy in the
Loco, which will amount to several
sh0esapd dollars.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-04

Harriet Howard. Of W. 34th Sc. New
YORK. &C one time had her beauty
spoiled With skin trouble. She writes
II had salt rheum or eczema for
years, but nothing would cure il. until
i used Bucklen's ArnicA Salve." 4
quick and cure healer for cuts. burns
and sores. &c At all drug stores.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-01-04

ehe .fc'Or. We then
wsat,o an5,her Doctor.
b.. h. CO.. "a no, help
him. md ~ our despair
We w.l. % a third one.
Matters became 90 tad
that BE- lad regular
holes in his cheeks,
large enough to put :
finger into. The food
lad 70 b. given with =
spoon, for MS mouth
Was covered with er1sts
astaick a. a finger, and
whenever he opened the
mouth ,Asy began %
bleed sn1 suppurs;s. -
did also his eyes.
Hands, arms, ekess, and
back, N short the vhols
body. was covered over
and ever. We had no
rest BY day or nlsht:
Whenever 10 WAS laid
In his bed. we had 70
p.H Ia hands down
Otherwise he would
aor.,rh hia FACE and