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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-13

Salem, Ore. Sept. 18.-In attempt
ing to quell a disturbance In saloon
At ST. Paul. this county, Town Marshal
Krechter was shot and killed, Alfred
Lambert, one Of the marshal's posse.
was shot In the arm and three uniden-
titled men were wounded. one NOR.
tally.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
RENEW FIGHT ON Dick
EFFORT MADE ON FLOOR OF CON.
vENTIoN TO DUST OHIO RE-
PUBLICAN LEADER.
MEETS DEFEAT AFTER HOT DEBATE
ROOSEVELT POLICIES ENDORSED
AND FORAKER AND DICK
ALSO COMMENDED.

Dayton, O.. Sept. 1S.--united States
Senator; Charles Dick won a decisive
victory a. Republican leader in Ohio
n the state convention here during
the dag. Involved In the fight was
the resJiution Of an endorsement both
for Prctident Roosevelt and for the
two Ol..-.. senators. who had not al
ways agreed with the president IN all
matters Of national legislation and
here also Senator Dick won. since to
the senators was given commenda-
tion tn every way equal to that given
the president However. Congress-
man Burton Of Cleveland and Harry
N. Daugherty OF Columbus, who had
waged honorable warfare on the state
chairman. did not go to defeat without
Q gallant struggle.
After the smoke OF the real fight
had blown away the delegates settled
down to the business for which the
convention had been called. nominat-
inc state ticket. which Is headed by
Oarmi A. Thompson OF Ironton, pres
ent speaker Of the house Of represen-
tatives. % candidate for secretary OF
state.
Shortly after the convention was
called to order James Holcombe OF
Cuyahoga county moved that 1T be
the sense Of this convention that Sen
ator Dick be requested to decline to
act as the chairman of the state ex-
ecutive committee and that he coop
crate with the state central committee
In the selection of chairman thereof
10 manage the pending state cam
paign."
Burton Supports Motion.
Congressman Burton Immediately
took the platform and spoke briefly
but vigorously In. support OF the mo-
ton.
Cries from the delegates for For
aker" brought the senator to the front
OF the platform and by unanimous con-
sent he addressed the convention
briefly. declaring that he knew of no
reason why man who was good
enough to be chairman for William
Mckinley" and who rs acknowledged
TO be one of the best chairmen ever
known" should not be continued In
that position.
The convention was In turmoil as he
concluded and the chairman had diff
GUILTY securing order. Finally Harry
M. Daugherty, associated with Burton
In the antiDick contest. was recog-
niEed, He declared there was moth
ing personal in politics with me" and
the convention was again in roar OF
disorder. At last he said:
II am not here to pluck feather
from the honor Of any man" but he
maintained. that under existing condi-
tions . change was advisable.
Congressman Robert M. Nevin fol-
lowed In strong protest against the
humiliation OF man who has served
you 90 long and 80 ably as Senator
Dick"
A vote was taken and the motion
iailed-2S4 to STA.
After the vote had been announced
Senator Dick mounted the platform
and thanked the convention for my
call 70 oocs more lead the state CAM
paign..
Mala Planks OF Platform.
The platform adopted heartily ap-
proves the administration OF President
Roosevelt and endorses the course OF
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
WELCOMED 5y THE SOUTH
Bryan Enthusiastically Greeted q
Louisville.

Louisville. Sept 13.--W. ]. Bryan
received q most hearty welcome to
Louisville and the South on his ar
rival here from st. Louis. The train
bearing the distinguished Democrat
and his party arrived at noon and was
met by marching clubs and other
Democratic organizations. Several
thousand men were In line. The
streets were thronged as the clubs.
headed by the reception committee,
escorted Mr. Bryan to his hotel, the
Nebraskan being enthusiastically
cheered along the route.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
ActIna With Great Brutality.

Warsaw, Sept. 13.-The soldiers on
duty here. enraged at the continuance
OF murders by the terrorists, are act
ing with great brutality. Governor
General Skallon Is taking energetic
steps to prevent an attack on the
Jews, who are In a state Of panic.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
LITTLE HOPE or REcovERv
Aiehsst Prince In Germany etrlcke
With ParaIysls.

Aichsst Prince In Germany Stricken
With ParaIysls.
Berlin, Sept. 13.-The condition Of
Albrecht. prince OF Prussia, regent OF
the duchy of Brunswick. Is worse and
there Is little likelihood OF his recov.
cry. The prince had q stroke of apo
plexy Tuesday.
Albrecht Is the richest prince In
Germany. In addition to the posses
sion Of many large estates he Is re-
puted to have investments totalling
S15,00O,00O His fortune In Germany
is second only to that OF Miss Krupp.
daughter of the late gunmaker. The
regency OF Brunswick, which is one Of
the emperor's appointments, probably
will be given to Prince Eitel Freder-
ick, the second son Of his majesty
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-13
SHOPS AGAIN OPENING.

Comparative Quiet PrevaHo Ak scene
OF Late Massacre.
Siedlce, Russian Poland, Sept. l3.-
The town is comparatively quiet. PeO-
pie are beginning to move about on
the streets and the shops are opening
again, although occasional shots lead
to temporary renewals Of alarm. Some
revolver shots fred from garrett dur
ting the morning drew a volley from
troops below, but no casualties re-
suited.
About 900 wounded persons have
been cared for in the hospitals or at
tended by ambulance surgeons.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-13

It is wonderful what little careful
grooming will do for woman. It's
inspiration and sweetness It's delight
fnl and bewitching. The effects OF Hol
listers Rocky Mountain Tea. 35 cehts
tea or tablets. Schultz u Ketcham.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1906-09-13

Kennedy'e Laxative Honey and Tar
is the original LAXATIVE cough syrup and
combines tho qualitives necessary -
relieve the cough and purge tho systeN
of the cold. Contains no oplates. Cook
4 Odee.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-19
PROGRESSIVE NeweeRRY.
Sale Of Commsrcisi Hotel--New Brick
Block 10 be Erected.

Sale Of Commsrciai Hotel--New Brick
Block to be Erected.
NswbeFFy, April IL. On Monday @.
d. Nay cold to J. 3. White the Com
mePcial Hotel property consideration,
$4,000. This 10 one OF the best paying
investments 10 the city, and Mr.. White
10 to be congratulated on securing 1t.
Mr.. and Mrs. May have had charge Of
the hotel and have made q success OF
II, and made q mans for the horel that
will stand By II for years, but on ac'
count OF the III health OF MrS. May
they decided TO sell. Mr.. White took
charge OF bis new property Tuesday.
Dr.. GetSen visited Fort White Sum
day.
]. W. Dell OF AlAchua was In town
Monday en- route to Mayo, where with
w. H. 4ealey Of Alachua he will open
Q racket store.
Mr.. Osteen Spent Sunday in High
Springs.
The new schedule on the ]. 4 S.-W.
division Of the A. @. L. Railway went
into effect Monday. The train leaves
for Jacksonville at $40 q. m, and re-
turning, arrives &C $50 p. m.
At the regular meeting OF the X, Of
Pa next Thursday night 4 big time
will be had. They will have work in
the first, second and third degrees,
and q number of visiting Knights are
expected to take part in the work.
The new school. house has been com.
pleted and school lie now in session
there,
The Ru6 Drug Compsny's building
will be ready for occupancy in a few
days.
Material 10 being received for the
erection OF q brick block where the
stores Of Tucker & Rowland, A. A.
BuTk and J. @. White now stand.
NewbeTry 10 on quite boom, and 10 q
rule the buildlngs are substantial.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-19
a - a - THE 50
%. %. STANDARD TONIC,

The ingredients which S. is composed and the method of
b;n;rg and preparing thafthey gently and pleasantly build
strengthen every the body make the ideal tonic for disore
Condition feels the need OF tonic
get "ou Of the appetite becomes tickle
energies depressed not OF ana the entire boz
feeling When the system in this depleted
down condition aided by tonic and S. is recognized
where Being made entirely OF roots herbs and
selected gentle action we'll their inygoatng effect the
will disagreeay the delicate members
do most of the market which contain
some ingredient These derange the stomach
the
stomach and digestion improves the appetite produces
body that tired rundown feeling and supplies
entire reabshes the healthy circulation
promptly and better and lasting results
its vegetable purity absolutely
medicine young old acts admirably in of dspep
stomach troubles and after using 1t that
Portable feeling of uness dizziness dowsness after eating
the Of all toncs but
yng Alternative properties II in the blood
promptly every perfect health In selecting your
experiment S. the
ard. 1HE SWIFT SPECMEC Coo ARAMyAs GAs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-19
A Happy Marriage.

The marriage Of two popular young
people occurred 81 the Norfiset mines,
Near Newbstry, sunday night, when
Timothy Bailey joined in the holy
bonds OF mAIEimony Irwin Con and
Mise Mary Daniels.
The groom 10 one ~ the valued wood
contractors for the Norheet mines,
while Miss Daniels is a nns young lady,
and 10 veil known and we'll liked
throughout the west Fad,
The numerous friends OF the happy
young couple extend sincere ccnRratu.
lAlio0s, with the hope that ell their
tFoables, u they ever have any, Will Be
llIlle once,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-19
HEALTH IS YOUTH.

Disease and Sickness Bring Old Age,
HeTb'ne, taken every morning be.
fore breakfast, will keep you In 70.
bust health; ft you TO ward of dis.
ease. IL cures constipation, bilious.
nsss. dyspepsia, fever, Skin, liver and
kidney complaints. 1t puriHes the
blood and clears the complexion.
MPS. d. W. Smith, whitney, Texas,
writes April 3, 1902; II have used
Hsrbine, and lind It the beat medicine
for constipation and liver troubles. II
doss ell you claim for it. can highly
recommend it." 6oc. Sold BY W. ",
johnson,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-19

Surgical Work at St Luke's Hospital"
by Dr.. P. o. Perry, Jacksonville.
Observations on Mouth Breathing"
by Dr.. @. NJ. sandusky, Jacksonville.
Tuberculosis of the Insane" by DR..
r. L. Goodbred, Chattahoochee.
"The Indication for and Against the
Use Of Atrophine In Eye Diseases" by
DR.. r. P. Hoover, Jacksonville.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-19

Il Mp Alexander Of Cary, Ne. uAo
has fcuad Dr KiHs's New Life Ptlb 10
b the e~sa remedy che ever tired for
leeplae ,hs stomach, liver and housls
10 psrt~s' order YOaTl agr~s With
her u yoa try IAess paislsss parssSs
thai iafsse Rsw his. 6aaFaatosd Sy
ell dSneGs,a. Pre- SAs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-19
n the eaoy 10 Cutting Teeth

Re cure and use that old and we'll
tried remedy, Mn. winsloW's soOtA.
lna Syrup. for children IssShing. I,
sooshss The child. softsns the gums,
AllAys eli pain. eurss vtnd collie and 10
che bes, remedy for diAPFAOsa. Twpu.
1ysnvO oenta q bottle,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-19

Fort Dodge, Iowa. April is,--M stcs.
hsF, wsltkncNn veterinarian. s,oopsd
over the bedside Of his dyinE wife 10
catch her last SordA and dropped dead
beside her.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-07

coach, turned up a seat and displayed
an ice chest with a choice selection
Of liquid refreshments.
1t was some time afterward that
Cannonball Green received a letter
from the Santa Fe, stating the COM
pany was about to send new private
car to California, and asked If he
would like to occupy 1t. He accepted
the invitation While in California
Green received another letter from
the Santa Fe, stating that the private
car back as far as Topeka, and In
CURED IL he happened to be going
that way. 1t was not until then that
Cannonball Green realized that the
railroad company was returning the
courtesy shown an Official.
Railroads Killed It.
The stage business was short lived,
The railroads put the stage coach
out of business. Cannonball Green
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-07
TRY THIS

Weigh yourself. Take Vinol while.
Weigh yourself again. The gain in
flesh, strength and appetite will be
better arguments for Vinol than all
we can say.
This is because Vinol contains in a
concentrated form all the medicinal
elements of cod liver oil taken from
fresh Gods livers, but it is a better
body builder and strength creator
than cod liver oil or emulsions be-
cause the useless, indigestible and
nauseating oil has been eliminated
and tonic iron added
Vinol creates an appetite, strength.
ems every organ in the body, tones
up the digestive organs, makes rich,
red blood and firm healthy flesh.
So sure are we of what Vinol will
do that We refund money to those
who buy Vinol and are not benefited.
w. H. White & Co., Druggists.
Note-While we are sole agents for
Vinol in Pensacola, 1t is now for sale
at the leading drug store in nearly
every town and city in the country
Look for the Vinol agency in your
town.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-07
RUNNING
ON FLORIDA KEYS
NEW TRACK READY FOR OPERA.
TON SOUTH TO JEWISH
CREEK.

The Miami Metropolis says: It can
now be said that the expected and In
tended has occurred-the Florida
East Coast Railway is running trains
on the Florida Keys.
Some weeks ago engine No. 10. in.
tended for use In construction work
on the keys arrived here from st.
Augustine. This morning the same
engine and several box and fiat cars
were sent down the main line to
Homestead, thence south seventeen
miles on newly constructed track to
the coast at Jewish creek. At that
Place they were loaded onto barges
and ferried across the stream to Key
Largo, the first key to be traversed
by the extension, after the road
leaves the mainland
Key Largo is twenty-seven miles in
length, or this Is the distance on ii
the extension tracks will cover. Prac.
tically all of the roadbed has been
graded and the engine and cars will
be used to haul ties, iron, etc, 10
build the track. From Key Largo
the engine and cars will work south,
crossing the other keys by trestle.
The grading on all of the keys is
well under way and with the assist.
ance Of the engine and cars the com
pletion of the track will be facilitated
and expedited, a few months seeing
practically all of the track on land
finished and in operation. The carry,
ing of the engine and train to Key
Largo marks a new step in this en-,
cheering problem. and is evidence OF
the stage to which the work has ad
vanced.
Engineer Goethe is in charge of the
engine and considers the fact quite
an honor to him-the first man to
pull train of cars in the Florida
Keys.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-07
SERIOUS AFFRAY
AT ESTO, FLA
Special 20 The Journal.

Esto, Fla, Nov. Con last Satur-
day morning a difficulty occurred at
this place between Mr.. Cockern of
Mona, Fla, and Clayton McLaney of
this place In which Mr.. Cockern Was
seriously If not fatally hurt
Mr.. Cockern Is In a serious condi-
ton at this writing. McLaney has
escaped arrest SO far. The officers
have been looking for him, but have
failed to find any trace at all.
We are sorry to learn that Messrs.
Griffith and Loveless will soon begin
to move their saw mill from this
place. They are loyal citizens and
good business men. They will place
their mill on the Central of Georgia
railroad in Geneva county, Ala,
where they have bought a large tract
of timber land. We wish them sue
cess in their business wherever they
are
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-07
ROOSEVELT VOTES
AT OYSTER BAY
BY Associates Press.

Oyster Bay, n. Y, Nov. 6.-Presi-
dent Roosevelt reached here at $40
a. m, and was greeted by a crowd
of men, women and children. He
stopped at the railroad station long
enough to shake hands with most of
those present and was then driven in
a carriage to the polling place of the
Fifth district over a Chinese laundry
in East Main street After shaking
hands with each Of the election Off
GERS, he received ballot No 81 and
soon cast it, While Secretary Loeb
was voting the president chatted with
some of the villagers. He then shook
hands with nearly everyone present
and was then taken for a drive out
toward Sycamore hill in Mrs. J, West
Roosevelt's carriage.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-07
4 FAMOUS OLD
STAGE DRIVER
Cannon Ball. Green's Many
Lines in the Southwest
During Early Days.
A BREEZY STORY OF THE FREE
AND EASY LIFE OF EARLY DAYS
BEFORE THE ADVENTS OF
RAILROADS AND REAL ESTATE
AGENTS.

Had it not been for the invasion OF
the railroads in the Southwest Can
nonball Green would have been a mil
lionaire to-day. AS it is he is a Cad
do county, Oklahoma, farmer, who
was recently appointed a school land
appraiser ty Governor Frank Frantz,
but he is also one of the most inter-
esting as well as one Of the most
unique characters in the Southwest,
writes Bridgeport correspondent OF
the st. Louis Globe-Democrat He
drove the stage Nnes on the old over
land California routes when the
guards had to keep the Indians away.
AS driver and owner of several lines
of stages, however, he was an adept
and always brought his business
through without any serious losses
from depredations by the Indians.
In the early days-shortly after
California began to boOm-Green took
the prize at the Sacramento fair as
the best stage driver. There were
many entries. The express companies
came up with their fine teams and
coaches, the railroad companies had
entered their teams and drivers, who
ran in connection with the various
railway lines, and many an old timer
was there, too, with his overland
coach, but Cannonball Green carried
away the honors. He was dressed as
ali old stager, had bronco team and
was covered with the red mountain
dust. After all the drivers had eK,
hibited their best stunts with their
fnor,nc Hrnnr ont NTH q
six horse team around the judges
stand in such manner as to make
ever old timers hold their breach
His Biggest Coup. e.
Green's biggest coup as a stage
driver was during the opening of old
Oklahoma III 1889. Tho Rock Island
Railroad then ran only as far south
as Pond Creek, Okla, a station at
that time in the Cherokee strip. The
Rock Island made a contract with
Green for transporting its passengers
from the end Of the line over to the
edge Of old Oklahoma at So each.
The day the excursion started the
railway company wired Green that
600 passengers would be on the first
train. 1t was seen then that the Job
WIS Oue cl IudSniIuu0, puI tJT6eH
secured The country and employed
every farmer who had a wagon or
buggy, and with these together with
his stage li1e, he carried out the
contract
Cannonball Green owned a stage
line, all through the West in the
early days, connecting with the San
ia Fe, Colorado and Texas Panhandle.
When the boom struck western Kan
sas there was a. big demand for his
stage lines, Garden City and Leoti
were after him for a line connecting
the towns, and asked MIN to make a
proposition.
''Ill come for six town lots in each
town and $1,000 bonus" was his re-
ply, and the towns took him up.
He made the first trip with great
ostentation The greatest speed ever
attained in Garden City up to that
time was made by Green, but in the
center of the town coach wheel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-07

caught a truck gardeners cart and
scattered cabbages, pumpkins and
everything else all over the street An
angry German, the owner of the cart,
rushed out and demanded damages
Green was wearing plenty OF
diamonds. He waited until the crowd
was sufficiently large, and then in
quired the amount of the damage. The
Dutohman thought SIS would be
about right Cannonball Green took
from his pocket roll with $500
wrapper, contemptuously peeled of a
800 note and flung it at the gar
dener. That made Green solid for
ever with his patrons
Lightning Change Artist.
The first stage run ever made by
Green was from Helena, Mon, to Fort
Benton, at the hLadwaters OF the Mis-
souri, river He later established his
Southwest system in 1872. The fixed
schedule of the route was 100 miles
a day and no more and no less. Once
driver came in two hours late. The
driver told Green that there were no
passengers and he thought he would
let the horses take 1t easy The driv-
er was new and received a free lee
tur on the treatment of horses. Those
who knew how to handle them knew
that the horses had been injured in
being allowed to take it easy" for in
service like that the horses must be
forced to accustom themselves to one
gait and keep it.
Cannonball Green in those DAYS
would lay bets with his passengers
that he could change teams quicker
than any of them could light a cigar.
He always won, for the harness was
equipped with snaps like those on
fire harness, and he used to make the
change without stopping.
Cold Bottle In Desert.
General Manager Kinsley of the
Santa Fe was once making a trip over
Cannonball Green's line. Green al
ways kept his private coach, which he
used as a pay coach. When the gen
eral manager reached Greensboroush
in Kowa county, Kansas, Cannonball
Green Informed him that his private
coach was about to start in the d;rec-
ton he was going and invited the
santa Fe official to accompany him. A
runner was sent ahead to announce
the party. The owner OF the cannon
ball stage line and the railroad stock.
holder had travelled long time over
the hot desert.
Its hot" suggested CanonbaJl
Green, Kinsley asented.
thirsty inquired the owner of
the stage line.
"A few cold bottles would go good
now, wouldn't they?" suggested Mr.
Green.
Kinsley was angry at the mention
oil the seemingly impossible, and sat
with replying Green sat for a long
time without saying anything. Then
he went to the other siAe Of the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1906-11-07

soon found out that it was impossible
10 run coach line for a distance OF
less than 100 miles. There were few
places after Oklahoma was opened
TO settlement where there was not
railroad within that distance. and
for distances less than that the livery
stables took all the business II was,
therefore, soon over. Green had made
lots Of money, but he had also spent
it. He took a claim in Grant county
when the Cherokee strip was opened,
and was afterwards elected treasurer
of that county. Then when the Kiowa
and Comanche country was Onened in
1901 he settled in Caddo county, the
newest place to be found in the terri
tory, aid here secured a farm near
Bridge port large enough to furnish
a profitable livelihood for his sons.
Green is now So years Old.-NeV
York Sun.