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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-10
Sac orbefter Der anfnnft.

Bie Die 2elpjiger 0tueiten 0ad'
rthten mltteilen, leBt ith Der 9on=
t0rper, ben &lharo StrauB' neue
Oper nSalome" erfornert. aus fols
genoen Juitrumenten 5~ulannn,en: Ia
erite Siolinen, IA apeite 8Ioltneu.
10 Bratihen, 10 geQos, s gdfe. 3
aroBe 5lDten, l f(eine syt0te, l Sc.
lelte (tlauterdbntlbes SuHrgment NIT
9lasaloG anipielttuna). - &laris
netten, 2 u alarlnetten, l @S-4laris
rtette, | BaB. 8lartnette, 9 Oboeu, l
enallih 50rn. l 6edelpbon (enslis
Ide8 S0rn. aber cine Ottaoe tiefer),
3 Fag0tte, l &ontrafaeDtt. s O0ruer
I'm Der Bartitur g.. 5 3rOmpeten
I'm Der 8artltur A., 4 Boiauuen, l
cuba, 5 8auten. l arDBe 9romn.el,
l FELINE 9rommel. Bedeu. 2ambOIs
rim, 2amtom. Trianael, 2 Baar Sea-
ta9aetten. 8lodenlptel, 2 6arfen.
3p!opbOn. 0aa Orbeiter batte bel
Der Dresoener Multiplying uuter
Shuns 2eitung 102 Wann. Daau
laat oas Blatt: 8ir finoen oieien
Ionf0rper iehr lIdenbaft uno ermarz
ten, oaB 8idlaro StrauB bel ieiner
nd9Iten Sper nod fol8enoe Wuitfs
tnitrumente. Die mir in Der neuoeuts
ihen 3ontunit idon lanae permii1en,
oerrpenoe uno ibuen u~ngeabnte Slang.
pirtanoen entlDde: 4 BON ben neltsr
S6nellauaslDtomotisen nit Oopuels
tefel (auf Den JlssWoa. Ntt0ro pes
itlmmtJ. 3 9ampf.N ebelb0rner tim
flnfgeftrihenen g. un0 elne Batterte
oon 10 @m= Daublben fir Die Ser
itdrfung Der Bauteu. Gillette.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-10
MlerIet.
Ro(s,o,Aor mo.c.

Boliaeibef Mauermann bat lein
Mttt a%naetreten.
Iront @oroeuas ftarb Dlenitaa
i'm 0ospital Oil elmer Gerlebuua, Die
es iib ourb einen Sire Grader" su-
aeSDaen hatte.
Die Baiia9ier : Ieenten Der
iiioueitl hen Babnen baben bier cine
TerIammluug abaebalten uno in Der.
lelben Wttttel uno Wege beiprohen;
UNI cine ftdrtere ginmanoerunq. be.
ionoenoers BON Geutid1en u. Shme=
ben, nab benz Siiomelten 81 brln=
gen.
Der .gnifineB Miens' Cub"
eruGblte ~folaenoe 8eamte; Brdiis
bent. Seat SO. Baiber; Wlce= BrdIi.
cent. 6reo @. goof; 2. 8ices Brdiis
bent. Zen S. Mauermann; Diretto=
reetoren 8. y. WuGaln. 5. s. 3irt=
patrid. Nler Soste, Otto 806ler, +.
3. 5ilper uno @eo. 6. Baugbn.
Bel benz 8erluhe, Elm 5euer
in ieiner Sheune gu l0iben, soa Iih
Souls &ummel. 807 8. BecoS.
StraBe. ihmere Gerlebunaen an ben
0dnoen su. Oas Teuer ridtete Ell
men Shaoen Don $75 an.
SIN DECEMBER bot Gpuntpfol.
lettor Weerlbeiot $69. 323.75 an
Steuerr tollettiert.
- Der 8. u. 4ieoerfronS uablte
in ieiner lebten 8~erIammlune nat3.
ftehenoe 8eamten: Brdiioeut, 5o5n
s. Oielmaun; 8iees Brdiibent. Nlop8
2arrillon; Setretdr. @eo. 9be,s;
Shobmsiiter. Com. Boiet; giriesnt,
Otto Us. 6tlaers; Bnriiber oes Ser.
.gaiiaunastpmites, Soe PARTITION.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-10
Sd umhrieben.

Cine Dame hatte eine, @eihihte
eeldrieben, cine iebr idDne sc.
ihldte. - weniaftens mar ite oappn
iiberSeuet, oaB Die @eihldie iebr
ihDn mar. Sic fam gum &ebatteur
ibces 2ieblin9smaaaAines, Oas lie ie.
oesutal las, uenn tire 5Sreunoin ea
aefauft uno ourh9eIeien bate. uno
legte lbm thr Wsrf pot, ,ob er es
brauden tonne"
Y0R." meiate Der Geoatteur, .ih
merOe Sie's miiisn loiien."
Der Dame eausrte es gu lanae, biz
Der 8eihelo tam; tie bate lhon ga1se
otei 3aae auf Iatuort 9epartet; iie
mahte ith entlhlulien auf uno be-
gab iid III biz 06ble 6es 46uen. 5ie
bat lhn, oas Wanuitript bob balo
ourd5uleleu. .oenn," fiete fie BIN.
gu, .th babe nod anoare Gtlen i'm
6euer."
Sc oauarte nun nid]t mebr lanae
uno lie betam cen Brief oes &eoats
teurs. Sc fautste:
~Geebrtes 5rdulein! Sh babe
SHE @sihidte qeleien unb tann 81.
men nit uDuer ueberSeuaung rateu,
oos Wert oohin gu legen, no Sic
Sbre anoeren Glen hahen."
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ginsiae W oaltheeit.

TDn Senator Ghauncep Depem
maht cine neue 8eibthte auaenbllds
lid Die &unoe:
Sin iurear Wtaun. Der feline gars
riere in Ren Oort beeinnea moate,
Danote iih mt einem Shreiben an
Den Senator. oeiien Wenlbeafreun1,
lthfelt er f~ol9enoermaBea 81 riibren
perindte:
.@erter Senator! SD babe ioeban
meinen 2obn i'm Betraee pm 81 fir
Die Bohe erbalten. Da lb nun SIR
miloes 0ers tenne uno Sbre Spmpas
THE fir ftrebiame iunea 2euse. 10 fca.
ae ih Sic UNI elnen Hnt. pie es mir
m6llid iein t0nnte. init iold' einem
@intommen Elm t~ugenobafteS 4eben
81 fubren."
Depem ioa oarauf aeantuortet ba=
ben:
n2ieber 6err! Sd piiBte nidt, tple
es IN Sbrer Gage m0ellh pdre. cine
anoere Nrt BON 2eben au flbren."
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Wit frelrhem Nennf,t

sehen bod bic Menibcu Su 8erte, fuenn
eS fif nm ben grruerb BEN elm paar Dol
lars hanoeltl uno NIT pelder t6ridten
Saft %fuerfen ie fih ir9en6 einem Quad.
ialber in bic Urine. fuenn es beiBt, ihren
tranfen 9eib gefuno III MAIDEN. 9ieier
unflugbeit %peroanten es Oieieni9en, pels
DE an 0d%morrboiben leiten, ein3ie unb
alein, oaB lie feine 5eilunq finben. gs
giebt ndmlih elm fiheres Dlittef eegen
oieie ihlimme un6 ihmershafte &ront,
belt, uno bieje If Or. Silsbse's @ndtes
lis, uOn peldjer P. N~eustaedter & Co.,
Box 2416, New York. 9roben fotenfrei
perienben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-10
wte TIT otes!

g5ir bieten sinbInoert Dollars gelo5uuna tir e.
ben Gaa BON Ratarrb, Der fidt ourh glnnebmen
pom 9ail's =Sur 9sbeilt lueroen
tam.
8. J. Gbenep g. 6 o, Giaent, Soleoo. o.
99ir. bic llnteryeidneten, boben e, 81. gberen
leit ben lesten Is 5obreu 9%etdnn. uno balten i'm
ffr ooltomnen ~ebrenbait in alien 8elhdftsuerbono=
lungen uno T~nauIiel befdbigt, ale BON ieiner fyirna
elnse9anseuen DISQUALIFICATION su erfdaeu.
Dalbina, Rinnan d Marpin. grosban=
oels= 3rOauiteH. SoleoO. o.
9al's 9atarrb=aur miro innerli6 genomnsn uno
Dtrtt brett auf oas 9lut uno bic i9letmt9en Ober.
fd6en oes Sptems. 3euanife ire; %perian6t. greis
Is Gents fur Die Jlaf&e. 9ertauft uon allen apo.
thetern.
glebmt SaH'a sxnnaiIten y Ileu fur 0etEopfuno
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Mas 100 Sabre lebcn.

Mrs. Sennie Duncan, Sapnes.
bile, Wte.. Die iebt 70 Sabre alt 1T,
mag biz gum 100. leben. Sic ihreibt:
electric 8ltters bette nleine brunis
ihe Dpspepiie, morin it 20 Sabre
litt. SD fible mid 10 fart. ME elm
iunaeS Wtdohen. Electric gitters
beilt Waaens uno 4eber . 4etoen,
Sbmdbe &c. Breis so Gents. Ru
baben bel Qoolpb DreiB uno s.,
Ralteper q Sobu.
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@tn muoermes Wunser.

Wirtlih nunbecbar mar Die @ie.
oerberiteuuug Der .Mrs. Moate 6olt
pom bier, idreibt. s. .. st. cooper,
Woooforo, 9enn., iie mar ourf SUI
item uno Nusmurf 10 beruntereef0m.
men. oaB man tie aufaab. Guf mel.
men Gat nabm fie Or. Sings Reue
Embedding, Die 6eiluna trot elm uno
heute lit iie cine geiunoe frau. Ga.
rantie eeaen 6uiten uno GrtGltun.
gen. so Gents uno ST.. gu boben
bel Noolpb DreiB uno s. Ralteper
uno Sobn.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-10

Der Bunoeaienat bat einen
Bei6luB angenomnen. eurb ben
oas S~enatst0nite flr inter.Dceaui'
Idle Werbinounaen aneepieien miro.
cine aIlgemeiue unteriuhung Der
Banamaa 8anal 5 Inaeleaenbelt norz
sunebmen.
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Gone Star 8ier nno Minter.

Sab uno Nlur finb noselfrei,
9enn aus uni'rer Nahe,
Sloben, bic 10 ~reiSoon ian9en,
2anglt iino lie Encouragement,
Nur nit beiierem @eihrci
Gteist empor bic 8rdbe.
@enn Natur uns niht mebr rei5t,
Sleibt ma biibih gu Saule,
unterkalt lih unteridieolib
uno geuie6t audi 10 semitlif.
8enn man nid9t NIT Brennbol5 aeiat.
Die grholun9spaule.
Sci Petroleum ober @as.
Bel electric 8irnen,
@ie man lie aeruobnt iton large,
8euseu iih i'm Biiensbranae
ueber oies unb iiber bas
Sobe Denter Stirnen.
9roulih lebt iih's immerbar.
SIM 5amiiientreiie,
8ater, Nutter. Setter, Bale,
Gtefeu in elm 8ub Die Hoie
nno es wintt bas Bier Suue Star
an 10 trauter 8eIIe.
Selbft Der fertile Sunegeien
Sucbt 9lullier penn's 6untelt,
9aB n feline S6rt'te lenfe
Sn bic fpoI9ehei8te Shente,
$50 10 goloig uno 10 bell
Zone Star Bier tim f%unfelt.
uuo it's brauBeu feuht uub tahi
8lmmert's i'm nidt tueiter,
Shbn it's an Der Stammtiifrunoe
nod in mitterndht'eer Stunoe;
Zone Stnr trintt man ME 81 piei,
Sleibt babel tets better.
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Setrats . xmeine.

albert u 8eder unb emma 1raben.
Oscar wtar Stapper uno Ngnes Bau,
roth.
gaspar peiuen unb aouiie 9 Ste n.
mann.
Sobn W Gallagher unb Marg 3 Brandt.
6rant appel uuo NuHie 6fether.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1906-01-10

TIT has bernbmte S9esf Der
,, Wet1nnQs0nfer "

5eelansse9cben bon Ger3ten nit 40 /. idbrlaer
y'aris Seloe VeiAlt9ter. oft mnb Jung. leSta
Oost oer9el1otef, iollien oas berlbmte Neert leien
1no %etlobren, ME lie ii4 udbreno hires Q,6sns bic
@elnneS9tit ~ t6ern haben. - 3as Bud miro lir
eeIhidt. sdreibet an J"
SeuiIhes oetl Sntitut (@e9r. 1861.
No 9 East Eight Street, NETWORK. N Y.
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Ser oeutibe Reif8taa ut nab
ben SSerlen pieoer 5ulammen9etreteu.
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1tn6's 3 Gents oapnrn @ioarren.
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JSAu1Su tuubCH Uuu &CIttu uus w
lit beablihtigt, ipdterhirt oaS @pn1s
nahum IN cine ginftigere @egenb
uno in einel eigenen 8au su uerles
gen.
- H~dtie(bafte ueberfGhe auf iun=
ge Wdohen wuroen felt Ginger Heit
in Nlrnber9 Deriibt, tpoourh bic
oortige 6rauenmIt in groBe Nufre.
ouna ueriebt muroe. Gin unbetonn.
ter ordngte iih oeS Nbenos auf Der
StroBe an aaeingebenoe rueiblihe
BeriDnen berati uno uerlette iie ourh
Weiieritihe in ben unterleib. Stint
oerartiae Gdae uuroen innerbolb
ueniger Gage bel Der Boli5ei aur
Nn5eige gebraht. Zines bee OFFER
oes nnbolos lift inSwiifen an ben
Tofeen Der Uerlebung geftorben.
0unmebr 1T es aelungen, ben Wieis
ierattentdter in Der Berion oes on.
ihetneno aeiftestronten Urauerge.
bilfen Noam S6miot aus Slrtb au
ermitteln. 9ieier ruuroe Dor Sur.
gem our Ueubahtuna ieines @eiites.
~auftanoe8 Der SRI enabteilung oes
5irtber 9ranfenhauies 5ueefibrt,
nobel Derlhiebene umftdnoe ben
Weroadt Der 9dterlhaft auf i'm lent.
ten. Surb @eoeniberfteauna nit
elnlaen oer uerleBten Wdohen muir.
De er ieet beittmmt ola Der T6ter be.
seihnet.
+, Nns Gent uiro berittet, bas
2ucbeni, Dec M0roer Der 2aiierin
1on Oefterreid, GnfdGe BON GET
itesftbrnna aeige, bic i'm su ben
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killed in race clash in that Vi
cinity.
TROOPS ARE REMOVED AND NO
FURTHER TROUBLE is EXPECTED.
Wahalak, Miss, Dec. 25.-All
is quiet again in and around
this village recently the scene of
several race riots. The militia
have now returned 10 Meridian,
their commander having ex-
pressed the belief that there
would be no further use for
them.
Conductor Robert Harrison.
of the Mobile and Ohio Railroad,
who was ambushed and seriously
wounded by a negro last nigh
died to day.
The oripin of the racial trou
bles here was caused primarily
by the meeting in narrow road
way of wagons driven by a white
farmer and negro respectively.
The negro abused the white MAJ
who reported the occurrence to
the villagers at Wahalak.
Whites Immediately organized
themselves, and in fight with
the negroes of he community a
number OF white men we're killed.
including one OF the most promi.
nent in the vicinity. The num-
Der Of negroes killed IN the riot
ing has never been approXimated,
but dead negroes have been
found in all parts OF the settle
ment since the trouble started.
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Made Happy for Life.

Great happiness came into the home of
:. g Blair, school Dperintendent. at It.
Adams. w. Va when his little daughter
was restored fro I the dreadful complaint
he names He says: "My little daughter
had st. Vitus' Dance. which yielded to no
treatment but grew steadily worse until as
"A last resort we tried Electric Bitters; and
L rejoice to say, three bottles effected
complete cure" Qpick. sure cure
for nervous complaints, general debility.
female weakness, S. Impoverished blood and
malaria. Guaranteed by J f. Mackey, Co
Crawford Bros, and Fundrburk Pharmacy.
Price SOC
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FIFTEEN DAYS COST NALl!
Beginning Today, We Offer
Our Entire Stock at Cost

We mention few items and
prices In order that those posted
may know we mean business:
5 pieces Schoolboy 15c Jeans
at ~ 2 cents.
Z pcs Our Hummer 2Oc Jeans
at 16 cents.
Z pieces Buckskin 25c Jeans
at 81 cents.
3 pieces Home made SOC Jeans
at % cents.
5 pieces our best 35 cts Jeans
at 80 cents.
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DRESS GOODS.

Our great clearing out of Dress
Goods. In the next ten days we
will make big reductions on q
dress goods, silks, trimmlugs.etc
Short lengths in silks to 90 at a
bargain, A free May Manton TO
every customer.
LINENSsFOR THE HOLIDAYS
Just received a beautiful line
of stamped linen Mexican drawn
work with hemstitched borders
Pieces 25, so, 75c and 1 90.
Fine quality all pure linen
lawns, 10 inches wide, only As
60 and 75c yard.
TABLE DAMASK DOYLIES
and Napkins for the HOLIDAYS.
The best selection 20 be had m
this line.
y in, heavy cream Damask.
worth 75c, for SOC.
l piece extra heavy satin Da-
mask, n inches wide, worth |. so.
for LOO.
Doylies and Napkins soc, 75c,
100 to 90 dozen.
We have just received fresh
shipment of dainty Val Laces
and insertions TO match for hand
kerchiefs and fancy work at Sc
to 15c yard. A big reduction on
all over laces for waists with mar.
row bands and edging to match.
RIBBONS.
We have splendid assortment
at tempting prices, SC to 1Oc. You
will need the "Santa Claus, ,wHol-
ly" and "Yaul Tide" for your
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80 dozen Mems best soc Under
wear at AZ 3 cts garment.
20 dozen Ladies' 25c Vests at
I9 cents each.
Job lot LADIES' 100 Wool Vests
only 80 cents each.
10 dozen Mems Covert Goats
at 75c, 90c and 1 90
In Clothing we head the list.
All our $15 90 Suits at $1,000
All our ~ so :" at 900
All our 1000 at 500
All our 500 " at 800
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S 3 e D
7 / NJ e

We experienced farmer
has learned that some
grains require far differ,
ent soil than others !,
some crops need differ
enthandling than others.
He knows that a great
deal depends upon right
planting at the right
time, and that the soil
must be kept enriched.
No use of complaining
in summer about a mis-
take made in the spring.
Decide before the seed
is planted.
0ae best time to reme-
dy wasting conditions in
the human body is be-
fore the evil is too deep
rooted. At the first evil
depcc Of loss of flesh
SCOTS Emulsion
should be taken irnme-
diately. There is moth
ing that will repair
wasted tbs sue more
quickly or replace lost
flesh more abundantly
than Scotts Emulsion.
1t nourishes and builds
up the body when ordi-
nary foo S absolutely
fail.
We 1eM send you a sample free.
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Race Riots in Mississippi "A
Number Lynched and Kill
ed.

their presence there apparently
being unnecessary. Alter their
arrival at Wahalak no distur-
bance occurred, although it Is be-
lieved that three negroes, includ-
ing George Simpson, one of the
principals in the disturbance
aboard the Mobile and Ohio
train last Sunday, had been
lynched just before .%,the arrival
OF the troops. The citizens of
Wahalak, while not admit ting
the fact that the men were cap
tured by posse, but were clos,
in the swamp" while on their
way to town.
Two sons of Simpson were
shot to death yesterday after
noon.
As near as can be ascertained
at this time the casualties re-
sultant from the trouble are as
follows:
Unknown negro shot by Con-
ductor Cooper on the M. and O.
train.
Constable O'Brien killed by
the precipitator of the trouble,
George Simpson, when an at
tempt at arrest was made.
George Simpson, lynched.
Tom Simpson, son of George
Simpson, shot to death by white
citizens near Wahalak.
Jim Simpson, another son,
shot to death.
Two unknown negroes lynched.
Conductor Cooper, seriously
injured by being cut and stabbed
seven times by George Simpson
on the passenger train; not
fatal.
Leland Sparkman, soldier,
flesh wound in left knee; accl-
dental discharge of his pistol.
Officers of the companies state
that on their arrival at Wahalak
no county officials were on
hand to which they could report
and that during their stay there
none of the county officials ap.
peared among the troops. Col.
McCants, who was in charge of
the troops, stated to the citizens
that while the soldiers were al
ways ready to reply to a call for
assistance, real need should be
apparent before they were called
on. He forbade armed bodies
of men riding through the coun.
try and would permit no acts
which indicated violence.
The soldiers sta'e that they
found men from other places in
charge when they reached the
scene.
FIVE NEGROES KILLED.
Jackson, Miss, Dec. 25 Late
tonight Governor Vardaman re-
ceived telegram from j. A.
Quarles, prominent citizen of
Scooba, Miss, stating that a
further uprising had occurred
in which five unknown negroes
were killed and that their slayers
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1906-12-29

Xmas packages. Plaids and Ro-
man styles for belts, etc.
Buy a useful present Tor Xmas.
pair of Tapestry Curtains. We
have them In all the new shades
olive, green, cardinal Roman
stripes; big reduction for next
ten days.
GREAT BLANKET SALE.
We are offering values that are
extraordinary. Ask to see our
all wool Lansdown-It is a beam
ty and would make an acceptable
Christmas gift.
lot ladies' pure wool fringed
shawls, comes in black, red ana
white, sizes 56x60, worth $50, for
150.
RUGS, RUGS.
Handsome art squares. 9x12
brussels and eXminster with
small rugs to match, all at big
reduction for the holidays.
SWEATERS.
20 dcz. boys and girls all wool
sweaters; all sizes and colors,
worth l.5O, your choice for soc.
Ladies long kid gloves, beau
titul 16 button glove, most popu-
lar length OF the season, in black,
brown and grey.
Hand bags, purses, etc; a fine
collection hand bags 25c to 1.50;
feter Pan purses Is, 25 and soc.
MILLINERY.
Ladies' and chlldren's ready to
wear hats and caps arriving daily
-anything you want in this line
at prices that will please you.
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Just received 90 dozen Boys'
Knee Pants, for this sale SOC.
We picked up so pieces Table
Oilcloth, for this sale II 1 2yd.
10 pieces "a inch BroadclotF
all shades, 1.25 kind, at S5rS
5 pieces 36 inch wide J
at soc the yard.
~
) pieces 56 inch all wo1
Cloth for only 4Sc the VI
Big lot Trunks, Suitb
escopes, etc, at yonroS
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FIVE NEGROES KILLED.

Jackson, Miss. Dec 25 Late
tonight Governor Vardaman re-
ceived a telegram from J. A.
Quarles, prominent citizen of
Scooba, Miss, stating that a
further uprising had occurred
in which five unknown negroes
were killed and that their slayers
had been captured ard asking
that twenty-five troops be dis
patched to that place to help
hold the prisoners.
SEVEN REPORTED KILLED
Memphis, Tenn, Dec. 25.-
A long distance telephone mes
sage from Scooba, Miss. says
that seven persons have been
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MILLIN ERY.

Ladies' and chlldren's ready to
wear hats and caps arriving daily
-anythlng you want in this line
at prices that will please you.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
Always Keeps Chsr,oevlain's Cough
Hemedv in His House.

We would no, be without Cham.
berlsin's Cough Remedy. Il 10 KEEP,
on hand continually IN our home"
ssys W. ". Kesrney. editor Of The In.
dependent. Lowry City. No. That j.
just what every family t.hOuld do.
When kept At hand ready for instant
use. q cold may b. checked at the out.
Get and cured in much less time than
after il has become settled in the .ys.
TEN. This remedy . slsp without Q
peer for Group IN children, and will
prevent the attack when gwen as soon
as the CHI ID becomes hoArs-. or even
after the cToupy coIgh appears, Nhich
can only b. done w1en ~" remedy 10
kept NJ hand. tpr safe by al drug
Rists.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
A Favori,e Remedy for Babies.

lts pleasant taste aid prompt cures
have made Chambe rlaln'- Cough Rem.
edy = fApori,e with the mo'hers Of
small children. 1t quickly cures their
coughs and colds aud prevents any
danger Of pneumonia or other scrio.s
consequences IL not only currs
Group, bat when given a. soon a. the
croIpy congh appeav- will prevent IN.
atisrk For sac by sll dr, GGis's
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08

speaking Of the torture to which
some OF the savage tribes in the Philip.
pines subject their capsives. remind.
me Of the intense suffering I endured
for three months from inflammation
OF the kidneys. ssys W VI sherman
Of Cushing, Ne. Nothing helped
me until | tried Electric Bitt-r-,
three bottles Of which completely
cured mr " Cures liver complaint,
dyspepsia, blood disorder. and ma.
laris, and restores the weak and ner.
vous to robust health Guaranteed by
oil druggists. Price SOC.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
I'll. c.rtifeste q ineorrora,lor

Hartford. Coma March tn" p Il
iir1ir" Ra!!wav company Il Hartford
has filed a certificate of Incorporation
with tho state secretary The author.
izei capital stock Is $1,000. 900. Ar.
thur l.. Shipman. Char!c, W Gross
and Alvan w HYDE. all of this city.
are the incorporatOrs Of record. The
company proposes m own AMI operate
steam and electric roads in the Phil
ippine islands and elsewhere also 70
40 a general transportation business.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
q. o. svrhacs Tss.i6ss After q Year.

@. b. Bushsns OF Carlisle Center,
n. Y. writes: About foor years ago
I wrote you stating that I had been
entirely cured Of q severe kidney
troabls By taking lees than two bot.
siss Of Foley's Kidney Cure. Il en-
sisely stopped the brick dust sediment.
and pain and symptoms Of kidney die.
ease disappeared. ! sm glad TO Say
that have never hsA q return OF any
u shose symptoms during the four
ysars thas have elapsed and am
svIdsatly cured. and heartily recon-.
mend Foley's kidney Cure to anyone
soHesing from kidn-y or bladder
sToable." J. W. McCollum q Co.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08

Shipment Nov Light. evt Will be Heavy
in q Few DAYS.

in . Few Days.
The cabbage movement, which has
been on Ia strsgR ing ship pme nts by ex-
press with an occasional carload for
she pact f-w dsys. will soon he on in
foil fosc~, ss The plant is maturing
very rapidly IN the 6elds. This 10
particularly true Of the territory trs-
vessed by the Gainesville and Gulf
from Gainesville south to Fairfield. Ne
she acreage 10 large and the plant 10
more prolific than for several years.
Captain l.. Z. Barker. tram: man.
agcr OF the Gainesville and Gulf.
states that within che next few days
the movement in solid carload lOIs
should b. heavy aud regularly. We
have already shipped several solid cars
this season." he said, but the bulk
OF the crop 10 iust coming 10 shipping
maturity. aud should be moving &C.
lively within q week at the outsIde. /"
The FlOrids cabbage, especially those
grown along the Gainesville ard Gulf,
are Of exceptional flavor. 40 the coil
seems particularly adapted 90 cabbage
and lettuce cdlture. Cabbage from
shis section always bring superior
pvices in the market.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-08
eczema. Teu ev. Salt Rneur,. Itch. Ring
Worm. HERPES. RarbeE's Itch.

All - these diseases are attended y
intense itching. which il almost in.
s,antly relieved by applying Chamter.
lain. Salv-, and by its continued use
q permanent, cure may b. effected. II
has. in fact, cured many case. that hsd
resisted all other tr-stm-nt. Pre-. -
cents per box For sac 10y all drug
gI.ts.