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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-25
Made Happy For Llfs.

Great happiness came into the home
Of s. o. Blair. school superintendent
81 81. Albans. W. Va. Vhsn hn little
daughter Vas restored from the dfsad.
fol complaint BE- names He saysi
my little dsBghleT had s. Yitus'
dance. whieh yielded 70 no lFeaimsnt
hos gTeW stsadIy uoFss. until az q
IaYt Fcs0Ft &c tried ElsetTis Blstss,
sod rejoice 20 80, three bottles II.
ieeted . eomnls,s cote" Quick. suFs
sars for nsrvoos complaints. EsoeFai
debility. female usakastsss, lmPoS.
srisksd blood and maiaris. daafsa-
tssd By all drbg stores Price. b0s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-25
NEW OFFICE BUILDING.

The HaYmans Block VIII Be up.io'
Date in All us Appointments.
Workmen have been engaged for the
psst few days on the alteration IN the
Haymans block, next 20 The Son office,
and az the end OF the week coming the
building will be one Of the neatest and
most up.to date Office buildings 10 the
city.
J, J Haymabs, who a fee months
ago purchased the building from Thos.
V. Porter. has converted the upstairs.
which has been used ~ large room
for various purposes, into ofiiees.
These Offices will be fitted np IN the
most modern s,yle, snd will be offered
20 those Who desire something modsrn
In this line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-25
PIC cuREo LN . % ID DAYs

PAzO OINTNENr 10 Eaarhhissi -
cusr AR ease u li-EirF. Blind. Bleed
inr o. Pfotr1dis- PIiss 10 3 90 ~ eaJi
90 moasy fefund~i. to-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-25
A Year of Blood.

The year 1903 will long be remem.
bered in the h0me OF F. n Tacket OF
Alliance, Ky, ss year Of blood which
flowed 50 coplously from Mr.. Jackets
lungs that death seemed very near,
He writes: "Severe bleeding from
The lungs and frightiul cough had
brought me at deaths door, when /
began taking DE-, KIng's New Discov-
cry for Consumption, with the aston.
ishing result that after taking four
bottles wss completely restored, and
as time has proven, permanently
cured."' Guaranteed for sore, lunRs,
coughs and colds, ~ all druR stores.
Price, koc and tl Trial bottle free.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-25
LETTER FROM TAMPA.

,hshua County. in All Exhibits, Com
ing Out in Fine Shape at Fair.
Hitter Son: While waiting foT
,e.Prsident Fairbanks coming ID
Il, speech to the children of the
Ma. 4, this is School Exhibit Day, "
I'd hand you line or two about
Fair
lhthus county is ahead so far ii
Rgihing.
iAsHOck won first prize, as you
E,blbly know.
ziuageF CalIi'On was busy all day
naus complimentary kilograms
si him from everywhere.
Dickens, goats, pigs, ETC., represent
ll,lsin be raised in Alachua county.
klsni might have been improved in
Eaben
ne display in Agricultural Hall can
y beaten. IL is immense. We
ne banner county, and expect the
lnpionship prize.
ahehoa county in the Woman's De.
'fiasni i' considerably the prettiest
Ne bOilting The fancy work is
.'uiilsast to any Of the Others.
dsp''y is varied and neatly ex.
d Thanks TO our ladies OF Ala
'oanty. especially Of Gainesville,
= Kindly aided Us in this particu-
ihature.
pear department. IL we'll repre-.
,d 10 The oil paintings, burnt work
= slis,
',' Galhs'7iIle High School stands
= bead tn the school building ex.
he Eo'k is beautifully exhibit.
H'n The lowest 10 the highest.
. h'reoonties have been &c work.
'l'''''''ve' as we'll sc enjoyable,
|, 'h''ash each exhibit.
''''' IS great State many Of the
e have special features very A..
- E'.I no, permit Of more er
V Account a. present.
'Fy you have hsd nothing
e'''rs. We are proad OF ala. !
NRs. w. u. PALMER
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-25
] FIRE At Isl,
SAMPSON CITY
..,.o 8 Cos. Big Crate Fac
= Burned to the Ground.
oss WAS VERY HEAVY.

o,.,, which Was One Of the
-, in This Section of the State
..',,,.d Large force. and Was OF
4 =, Commercial Value.
!, biz crate and basket factory Of
,., ~ & Co., Sampson City, was
10 the ground sps O'Clock Sat
4. nopIrg, which entsiled loss
i,n $4,000 to SIS. COO including
.0,i0iu Of the FIRE lie not known,
.sv,,su supposed to have originated
.oms burning trash in the mill
4. woliepden mill was one OF the
-, in ibis section OF he.coontry,|
4, employed large number OF
IA. The products Of the mill we're
- from one end Of the State TO
4. o.sr. and inasmuch as the season
q iu, practically started. the loss
a ma severe one to the owners,
8 ,,ove A serious inconvenience to
.,,,,n who had filed their orders
\, and who must depend upon the
.,',iDe OF crates and baskets for the
l;,uspt Of their truck.
\ vas not learned whether there
! ,uy insurance on the plant or not,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-25

- 7' y'aas people enjoyed
ne ada Delegated evening"
:. % Nr. and Mrs. w. A.
F'na'ss, Friday night.
~, 1'1pis comprising tAs
80 'gsf0usd b. Me-. W. r.
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49,. bads q pleasant good.
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a tssir homss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-25

Sluggish Iistf zoe 20 hn'bHions
Voc csnbos s-somplish very mosh
u toaF Liver d inseiiFs - 200 feel
Doll. YosF eye ere hsarT SD slabs
sIrninn sHhaufit Jos. Onno Lass
urs Frult sy'us uimaistrs SO liTsf
sd t5Esis sbd mstss Ioa frsi bfEhi
SD srtiss. Orso LsTsiiFs Ffuit ~.
rsp scrs nos nt fsstis 90 grip sni T.
mid sd rsrJ siss1tst 20 tsts Or
loo 10 rs8ss ELECTIVE issn pile ~ GO.
s.ntrT ratkaufs hsfsss sahsiitatss.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-25
THEY LIKE THE JUDGE.
Jurors for Week Pass Resolutions Com
plimentary 20 Judge Palmer.

p"TnsntaFf 70 Ouoge Palmer.
The jury OF the circuit court for the
term just closed, approaching the SER
vice and rulings of Judge Palmer, have
passed the following resolouon:
I'VE, the undersigned members OF
the petit Jury of the Eighth Judicial
Circuit of Florida in and for Alachua
-eopnty. for the week ending Novem.
Der "a, desiring TO express our thanks
and high appreciation Of the compll.
mentary way in which we were dis.
charged by His Honor. Judge Bascom
II, Palmer, which il was our honor to
serve, sad while we feel that we
are not deserving OF any such praise
rs Judge Palmer saw flt to give us
we also feel most grateful to our
presiding Judge for the words Of
praise and commeadation he saw fit tn
besIow upon Us.
I'VE wish TO say further that we
have been very iavorsbly impressed
with Judge Palmer, not only on ae-
count Of his ability IA an able jurist,
but also because Of his firm, fair and
impartial rulings upon all motions
Coming before him, as we'll as his plain
and carefully worded charges TO the
jury. O. A. w. THOMAS,
SO. r. ELLIS,
~. A. Cox,
"E. X. RoBRRTs,
~. l.. TOWNSEND,
"R. f, Hill, JR,
IL, T. RoUx,
"w. B, ADKINS,
-. NJ. TURNER,
HAGUE STRICKLAND,
1T. e, MCDONALD.
Jurors"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-25
DEATH or MRS. oeRow.

We'll Known Woman, wife Of Jackson
vile Pos,masieg. Passes Away.
Hon. Henry Chnbb. receiver Of
the United states land Office snd q
closs personal friend 81 PasimssieE D..
r. Geruu Of Jacksonville, received o
message saturday sBBounaing ne
death Of Mrs GsroE. which ocouffsd
AZ 10 O'clock % ths morning Of thst
dAy.
Mn Gerou sssa lsdf q mott ami
sbls character. iored ~ Ell sho KEGS
her. aua sd macy fFisbds 10 this citT,
All Of uhom all lsarB o. her demifs
Hith regret
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-25

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ssriy boar hsre Tr.ag aoralaE -
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-25

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-25

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-25

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
TRIED TO ROB BANK
DARING ATTEMPT AT GREAT BEND,
 KANSAS.
LOne Young Man Threw Gun on Cash fer But Was Afterwards Cap tured and Narrowly Es-
 caped Being Lynehed.

Great Bend, Kas, Dec. S.--After a daring attempt today to rob the J. V. Brinkman Company bank singlehanded man who gave his name as George A. Lewis of Kansas City. was sur rounded and surrendered.
 Bud westfa1l, a driver for the Wells Cargo Express Company, was killed by short fired by one of the pursuers. Lewis walked into the bank few min utes after 1t opened this morning and, pointing a revolver at A. E. Taylor, the Cashier ordered the latter to throw up his hands In an instant a clerk lodged into the vault and set off the burglar alarm. Lewis fled and darted up an alley.
 A crowd of men and boys gave chase and, seeing himself being hemmed in, the robber darted up the stairs in the Wells-Fargo building two blocks from the bank. One the second floor he locked himself in & room and for an hour defled arrest. Several shots were fired into the room in an attempt to dislodge the robber.
 Cne bullet struck and killed Driver Westfall, who was in the express ef- flee on the street floor. Finally, after parIeying for an hour with his pursu- CTS, Lewis surrendered and was taken to the County jail.
 The room in which the robber barri- caded himself was occupied by Mrs Anna Tyler, as a millinery store. Lewis told Mrs. Tyler that he had robbed a bank, that a crowd was after him and begged her to hide him. Instead she fled in terror and the man locked and barred the doors.
 Aftef he had surrendered he was fol- lowed to the jail by an excited crowd. Cries of lynch him" were frequently heard and B. W. Taylor, father of the bank Cashier, attempted to reach the man and attack him. It was with diff ficulty that the robber was landed in jail,
 The robber is 20 years old, weighs 160 pounds and is six feet tall. He said he had made contributions to Eastern magazines and papers but his matter had been rejected and he had become Respondent. He cried as he told his story. &.--
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
N. Y. BANK DEFICIT
HEAVIEST BELOW REQufREMENTS
 IN THIRTEEN YEARS.
specuIatOrs Are Confident That secre- tary Shaw VIII do Something to Relieve the Stringeucy in
 Money Market.

New York, Dec. s.-The heaviest deficit below legal requirements in the legal reserve of the Associated Banks of this city in thirteen years was dis closed by today's bank statement.
 The deficit amounts to $6,702,175 as against a surplus of $1.449,G00 one week ago. While 1t is not unusual for the bank statement to show that the banks hold less than the law requires them to keep in reserve, 1t 6 quite un- usual for the deficit to assume such big proportions. The largest deficit ever shown in the history of the Asso- ciated Banks was on August 12. 1893, when the reserves showed $16,500, 900 short of tho legal requirement..
 That Wall Street is hopeful that some action soon will be taken by the Secretary of the Treasury to relieve the present conditions in the money market was indicated by :he move- ment of the stock market after tho publication of the bank statement. In stead of slump in stocks there was only slight drop which was checked in a few minutes.
 The scarcity in money is attributed to several causes. There has been a steady drain to the west on account of crop movements, heavy dividends have been declared this month and unusual Iy heavy speculation in mining stocks, too. has helped to operate 10 pump the local banks dry.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
REGULATE MARRIAGES.
Dr, Billings Wants CuRid to Observe
 fhN Law.

kSlAnhBB NSW&A%
 the Law.
 Chicago, Dec. S.-State regulation or marriage was advocated last night ny pr. Frank Billings, President of the Illinois State Board of Charities, m an address before the National Conference on Truancy.
 His audience was largely made up of experts in charity and reformatory lines, and his declaration, while It created surprise was greeted with ap- plausc. He was speaking on Should Wards of the State Be Separated from the Public School Children?" and drew a nicture of the backward methods of instruction which the State Board or Charities had found in certain tnstitu- tions.
 But we physicians believe in get ting to the root of disease said Dr. Billings, bringing his address to close.
 ''There is no use in taking any other point of view. The root of this trouble lies in the existing freedom of mar riage.
 T do not believe there should be any such freedom of marriage. am no lawyer, but l would like to see so- ciety put on it's statute books law forbidding two people to De married not merely until they had secured certificate of health from reputable physician, but until they had obtained a certificate of inheritance showing their antecedents.
 This sounds drastic, but the increase in the defective classes is so impress give as to warrant such a conclusion. Two per cent of the population of Ilii- nois is insane. The number of defec- tive is increasing per cent annually. v
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
PURsuEp THE sENATOR.
Brown Had Purchased Ticket to Frisco
 For Woman.

Brown Had Purchased Ticket to Frisco
 For Woman.
 Salt Lake. Utah., Dec. S.--Arthur Brown, a prominent lawyer who was one of Utah's first United States Sena- tors, being elected when Utah was ad- mitted to statehood, left here for wash mRton several days ago to argue case before the United States Supreme Court
 Anna NJ Bradley, a widow who has figured here Nin a sensational criminal case in which she and Senator Brown were involved, left the city two days after Browns departure. Her friends announced that she had gone to- San Francisco.
 About three years ago. a charge in- volving immoral conduct was filed against Senator Brown and the Brad ley woman by Senator Browns wife. Before the case came to trial, Mrs. Brown withdrew her charge and Brown was released. Mrs. Bradley pleaded guilty Before sentence was imposed. however, she was permitted to with draw her plea and the charge against her was dismissed.
 The wife of Senator Brown died about two years ago.
 Senator Brown came to Utah from Michigan, where he was conspicuous in politics and as a lawyer.
 WHGu lAC CdSS5 0A 0SudtOE DEVWh and Mrs. Bradley were tried in the dis trict court in Salt Lake City in the year 1908, Mrs. Bradley, in entering her plea of guilty, charged that Senator Brown was the father of her child. If iR stated that for several weeks before the departure of Mir Brown for Wash. ington. Mrs. Bradley had repeatedly called at his office, but he had refused tc talk with her.
 The woman also went to Browns residence and the annoyance became so persistent that he locked up his house and went to live at a hotel. While he was at the hotel it is stated. Mrs. Bradley got into his house and remain ed there two days.
 Three days before Browns departure for Washington, he talked with Mrs. Bradley and she agreed to go to San Francisco. Her ticket was purchased by Senator Browns stenographer and her baggage was checked to San Fran cisco. It was supposed she had gone there.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
CEBALLOS SCHEDULE.
List of IndebtedEess of Cuban FirE
 Filed in New York.

List of Indebtedness of Cuban Firm
 Filed in New York.
 New York, Dec. 8.-The schedules in the assignment of Juan M. Ceballos, John s. Fiske and Anderson c. Will son, who composed the firm of J. M [. Ceballos & Co.,, bankers and brokers of this city and Havana, were filed today in the Supreme Court. showed the lla~ bilities $2,990.S95. nominal assets $5,- .O5O and actual assets S1,1O6,7S6.
 Among the principal secured credit ors are:
 Banco Nacional de Cuba, S357s55; Knickerbocker Trust Company. $2O8.- 215; Alfred L. MarielleY S74,771; James Ward & Co.,, $50O0O; F. T. Adams, $2S,- 200; W. L Solomon, $1Oo,000.
 Among the principal unsecured cred itors are Irene Ceballos de Sang. s14S.- SIS: N. Castano, $1O1.O66; Amsinck & Co., S24,170; Sucresire Central Coloso, $69,275; Western Trust Savings Bank, S25,O31 Moron Realty Co, $51,900; City of Juan, $76.401; City of Mayaguez, S99,S57: Jucaro Realty Co.,, $71,00O.
 The firm of J. M. Ceballos & O. as- signed to William V. Rowe on october 10, 1906.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
PROBING cHARGrs.

Graft Helaeved To Exist In sultana
 Monument Contract.
 Columbus. O., Dec S--Attorney Gen. eraI Ellis, Saturday morning started to probe the charges and counter charges of bribery in connection with the preparations by a State Commis- sion for the erection on the State House grounds, of a monument to the victims Of the Sultana steamboat dis aster durng the civil war.
 The charges are upade that certain contractors offered bribes of money. stock and positions. Governor Harris is prosecuting the investigation.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09

the navy said Admiral Dewey after an interview with the President to- day. "and the only way to accomplish it is to retire officers early The re- suit is sought to be attained by the enactment of the naval personnel bill which the Admiral discussed with the President
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
FAREWELL TO wATTERsoN.
Distinguished Editor Leaves for SpaiH
 for Winter.

Louisville, Ky. Dec. s.-About 300 citizens of Louisville gave a banquet to Hon. Henry Watterson tonight, the event being in the nature of "stirrup cup for the distinguished editor who leaves for New York Sunday night sailing a few days later for Spain, where he will spend the winter.
 Young L. Allison was toastmaster and those who responded to toasts m addition to MT. watterson included James Whitcomb Riley. Mir. Waiter son's remarks to his fellow townsmen" as he put 1t, were informal and of a purely local character.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09

So far as am aware, she made no in- quiry about Senator Brown, and no one about the hotel knew that they even were acquainted with each other. Hoy she found his room, which merely hap pened to be on the same floor as her own. although the two apartments were some distance removed from each other, I do not know. Only Senator Brown and Mrs. Bradley know ahyrs thing of their meeting and to me, { least, neither one of them vouchsafeo' the slightest explanation
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
SHIPMENTS TO RUSSIA.
International Harvester Company Has
 Chartered Nine Vessels.

New York, Dec. 8.-Record- breaking exports of agricultural machinery 1t Is stated, are about to be made to Rus sia by the International Harvester Company of America.
 Nine chartered steamships will be dispatched to the Black and Baltic sea- ports British, Swedish and Norwegian vessels will be employed. The first ves- sel is scheduled to sail next week. In addition to these complete ship loads. part cargoes will be forwarded by reg ular line boats which will bring up the total shipments to North and South Russia to close to 100000 tons this season,
 This will mean the loading of nearly 5000 cars of material, representing a value of fully S5,OO0,0O0.
 Six entire cargoes of reapers. howers, harvesters, rakes, etc. will be for warded to Odessa and Novorossisk on the Black Sea
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
MIR. CLEVELAND SICK.
sx-President Is Suffering From Attack
 Of Indigestion.

EX-Preaiuent I9 suWeFIME ' EVKM ANtNVEN
 Of Indigestion.
 New York. Dec S.-Grover Cleveland is Ill at his home in Princeton, of acute Indigestion. He has been sick week and st!u remains unimproved
 His physician, pr. J. M. Carnochen, said last night that Mr. Cleveland was moi i'm a very serious condition, but was in pain. Asked if Mir. Cleveland was suffering from nothing except indiges- ton. he replied.
 T have no knowledge of anything olse."
 He also said MT. Cleveland had been i'll for some time. and only by the most extraordinary effort, had he seen Mr. Carnegie, who called Wednesday.
 We expect Mir. Cleveland out Tn a few days,' continued Dr. Carnochan, but I can't tell exactly when"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
OUsT INDEPENDENTS.
Cumberland Telephone Company AL
 legged to Have Failed in Mlssissippi.

'
 Laurel, Miss, Dec. S.--Quo warranto proceedings were today instituted against the Cumberland Telephone and Telegraph Company operating in Jones County and in the state of Misssippi to oust that corporation from the State.
 These proceedings were taken by District Attorney BeatRl of this city in the Circuit Court of Jones County, and will probably come up for trial in Jan uary. It Is alleged that the Cumber- land Company has failed to carry out the instruction of the state Railroad Commission rega rding reduction of tolls and falling to coasply with other regu- lations, and an effort Is now Go be mede to oust it from the State because of violation of It's franchise
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
FIRST TO FLY.
Claims oe wfIbur and OrviI'e Wright
 Are Submtantiated.

AEb oUBWtWhtEMNVu.
 New York. Dee. S.-~-Wilbur and OrvillA Wright, of Dayton. Ohio, whose claims to having been the first men to fly are supportd by Octave Chanuta, of chicago, former president tf the Wes- tern Association Of Engineers and by witnesses in theft home town, were the conter of attraction yesterday at the Aero Club show.
 Both Wilbur and Orrville Wright de- c1ined to make any comment on the recent dispatches from abroad regard ing their negotiations with the French government John Brisben Walker gave g dinner last night at the Cen tury Club, in their honor, at which MT. Chanute and others were present.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
Troopa start For annIer.

Fez, Morocco. Tuesday, December A. (delayed)-The Moroccan War Minis ter and Kaid Sir Harry MacLean, the Commander of the suitan's bodyguard. with 2,000 Askaris and 500 other fol- lowers, have been ordered to start for Tangier.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
nnnaitlnn nf shnh.

Teheran, Persia, Dec. s.-The health of the shah today shows that he has made a further slight improvement comnared wi+h his condition at noon Yesterday, but he is still very weak.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
FIre nt Rear Rlver.

Digby, N. S, Dec. Sword was re- ceived here today that bad fire was raging at Bear River Five buildings had been destroyed when the telephone and telegraph lines failed.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
Studenta D0InR Well.

Ithaca, Dec S.--The students who were injured in inc Chi Psi Lodge fire yesterday are all doing well and are expected to recover. Two bodies. those of Nichols and Grelle, are still in the ruins.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09
Amhnnundor,n snInrx Rninna.

Berlin, Dec. S-Tbe imperial bud- salary of the Gernan Ambassador at Washington, owing to the increased cost os living at the American capital
The Montgomery advertiser., 1906-12-09

the time of my errand Go the pope without any of the facts and circum- stances related above which would give those letters their true character or show that they were an angry com plaint because what he had directed to be done had become known--these things, with the abusive personal char" of my wife and the assufl- ed indignation with what had been' in fact permitted and encouraged where not expressly directed, seemed to me to put the letter outside the limit or anything Unsuitable even in a strang- CT. .
 what a sense of outraged friend ship 1t aroused in us can perhaps pc understood by anyone who has reaa even the small part of the private cor respondence given above. ,.
 In concluding his letter. whieh is dated at Cincinnati, November A'Vo' '"o former ambassador says: .
 T write this letter without the Knowledge of Archbishop Ireland