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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-24
EVERYTHING USEFUL
Nothing Ever Vet Created Without g
Purpose.

We all wonder why certain things
were ever made, why certain animals
or insects were allowed to live. And
yet there is no doubt that everything
was created for some purpose, and a.
civilization advances, such purposes
are discovered.
Cod liver oil IL something that every.
body knows 20 have been q wise pro.
vision OF Providence, 60 be uted as 4
medicine in all wasting diseases, Yet
science has proven that the oil has no
value either a. = medicine or food
and while useful 20 the Goldfish only
the medicinal elements which the oil
contains are useful to man As mSdl-
cine. Therefore q separation must be
effected.
This IL exactly what has been done
by $50 eminent French chemists. After
twenty years Of experimenting they
succeeded in separating the medicinal
curatives from the useless oil and
grease and have gwen TO the world In
. concentrated form, all Of the healing,
strength. creating and bodybuilding
properties Of cod liver oil, without the
oil or grease to upset the stomach and
retard its work, and by this process
Vinol 10 made.
Our druggist, Mr.. W. NJ. Johnson,
guarantees Vinol to be q pure cod liver
medicine, without the oil, aud not
patent medicine, and also guarantees
that Vinol will create q healthy appe.
tite, cure stomach troubles, give
strength and renewed vitality TO waak,
sickly children and to the aged. build
up the run down, tired and debililated,
make the weak strong, cure chronic
coughs. colds, build up the GONZALES
cent, or will retcrn every dollar paid
for it, W, NJ. Johnson, Druggist,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-24
POLITICAL FIRE TO
Be KINDLED FRIDAY
Big Picnic and Meeting Will be
Held at Trenton, West End.
ALL CANDIDATES ARe INWTED

The Good People Of the West End vii
cOnGrseats at Trsn'O" and Welcome
the Candidates, and Learn What
They Hsvs to Say
A telephone message from Trenton.
received at The Sun Office Monday
night. requested this paper TO an
mouuee thas there will be big basket
picnic and dinner at that place on Fri.
day, the 9Th inst, when ell candi.
-dates are invited aud expected to be
present.
This meeting, Il is announced, will
take she place OF the meeting which
wan to have been held at Jennings
Lake on May Bird.
This will be the opening Ct the
campaign, and no doubt will be largely
attended, 10 the people want to hear
what the various candidates have to
eAy,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-24
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

Mrs. @, NJ. Smith and son, Clarence
OF WacahOota, are In the city on q visi,
to the family Of Oh. Mi1son.
r. W, Vaughn OF High Springs, one
OF The suns old friends, called at this
office yesterday and renewed his sub
Scription.
J. X. Stephens, Jr, OF Alachua was
among the visitors TO this city yester.
day. He made tn, Sun an agreeble
call, renewing HE subscription,
MisS Msttie Bandy OF Kissimmee,
who 10 here on visit to her sister,
MIRA. W. B. Higdon, has gone to Waldo
for 4 few days, where she will be the
guest Of MIRA. ], u Boring,
The hall game between the colored
teams Of ocala aud Gainesville At the
park yesterday afternoon resulted in
q score OF 10 to 4 in favor OF the local
team. Another game will De pulled
OF this afternoon At the usual hour.
J. A. Walstou, for the past few
months the clever and efficient chief
clerk at the Brown House, has gone TO
Wheeler Borden Springs, Ga where
he expects 90 remain during the sum.
mes. His friends hope to see him re-
turn next season,
Prof. W. n. SheAts has obtained
permission from the school board to
put . substitute In HE place for ten
dayI. He Will leave on Wednesday on
q tour OF the county to renew old &C.
IquaintaLces. Prof McBeath will act ~
principal Of the school, assisted by Prof
Adkins ~ substitute, Tor MIR SheA,s
Among the visitors to Gainesville is
Edwin Roux OF Plant City, Who Ia a
guest OF his brother, Louis 7. RouI
He 10 Ell route from Savannah, where
he has been to attend the wedding OF
HE son, Robert II RouX. aud Mics
Alice +. Renshat, Mr. Roux made
The Sun an agreeable call last night
G. n. Buell., for the past tao yeArs
an efficient operator in the employ Of
the Western Union Telegraph office.
has resigned his position, and will be
succeeded by Operator CluI,s Of Tam.
pa. Mr.. Buell. 10 q very accommodat.
ing attSche, ~ we'll ~ most competent
one, and those with whom he has been
connected In q business way will regret
very much HE resignation, He will
be connected With the train dis-
patcher's Office OF the Atlantic Coast
Line in this city for the present
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-24
A Joint Invitation.

A Joint invitation from the two
Chapters U. D. @. has been extended
20 Stone wall Camp, U. c. ", and TO
Lev Wallace Post, q, A r, to visit
che cemetery and strew flowers on the
grsves Of the heroer Of the sixties on
Memorial Day, April 18th. Commit
tees from these four organisations will
leave the band stand At o o'clock o. m.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-24
BaIlard's Horshound Syrup

Immediately relieves hoarse, croupy
coughs; oppressed, rafting. raspinR
and diffleult breathing. Henry G.
.SteaVps, Druggist, ShullsburR, Wis,
writes May 20, 1902: II have been
selling Billiards. Horehouhd Syrup for
tWo years, and have never had a prep.
aratioD that hiss given better satisiae.
tion. I notice that when sell . bot.
Gle they come back for more. eau
honestly recommend t." 26e, Soc and
81. Sold By w. NJ. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-24
THROUGH TRAIN SERVICE.
Service Proving Very Satisfactory as
Well as Profitable.

The through train service, recently
inaugurAted by the Atlantic Coast
Line, 10 proving most eminently safe
factory to the travelling public, and
has already demonstrated that IL will
prove a great benefit not only to
Gainesville, but to She great system as
we'll Already there appears renewed
energy in the vicinity Of the A, G. l..
citation, the station and grounds being
crowded at the arrival and departure
OF every train.
Although the report has not been
verified BY the railroad authorities, il
has been stated that the receipts Of
sAle OF tickets since the service was
inauRurated has increased largely. At
any rate, the service seems to please
everybody, and As result everybody
Is Satisfied.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-24

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u,snkiaA. bst yea esnaot tagey 10
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Agias sbS~t . v-smasRaa rsfs- bss
sale b. eli srvssasas.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-24
Attention. p. o. g. ola.

There gill be Q regular meeting OF
the Camp 81 their hall Wednesday
1ssht at q O'Clock. All msmbsVy are
rsqussisd 10 bs prrSeSl - there s'll
h boslnSss Of vast imporisRes. A,
thn mssilss che assi sDd fell asrusgs'
rnsnis fOs The ssssioa Of The stats CswV
anssslng bsss bsSs ussA uIlI be made.
a. J. Rtlss, Pre-.
W. EAnsRKT, \ \.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-24

erhAns6 Mileage Tickets good over D mite. Of among che P'in'
Southern
Through Pullman sleeper Port Tampa New York Atlantic OOat
Line; AlsO ne AndS southern Railway,
For complete call
IA. GOODWIN. Ticket Agent, gainesville.
FRANK q, BOYLsTON nj, Ease W STARK Trav Pass,
W. stoA RhdinR Jacksonville, Fla
w. J. CRAIG rFAfc Manager, Wimlnston n, a.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-24
MALARIA To 1TS HEALTH is

Malaria atmospheric poison which uucOnouy breathe into
through the arising mash places sagnan
ponds damp cellars pipes improperly ventilated houses decang
vegetable
blood them infected with
poison and its circulation distributes the microbes Of disease all
the body Malaria inside gives warning Of its
coming until the circulation filled with the and this foe to health
has the system The blood becomes polluted thin weak
its slow irregular circulation fails to properly nouh and strengthen the
body Then the attacked
Malaria allowed
No feel we'll when the malaa condition. the vitality
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through medicine
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-04-24
A NEW INDUSTRY.
La MatanzaS Cigar Factory Puts Their
Goods on the Market.

Ia WatanxaS Stkar FACTORY Tuts noW
Goods on the Market.
The Sun contained mention . few
weeks ago that among uainesville's
new enterprises WAS cigar factory,
which had been established by II, s.
Thomas, q practical cieArmaker OF
broad experience. This was . fact
and Mr. Thomas, With HE force. has
been bn.y ever since turning out hne
cigars from the very choicest tobacco,
He was delayed. however, on account
OF the failure OF the boz manufacturers
TO send him the necessary boxes TO
pack the goods, and again by the en-.
graver, who Was making special label,
being q piStUrs Of the elegant new Uni
versity buildings, which are now being
constructed.
The leading brand TO be distributed
by the La MAtanEA' factory will be the
University OF Florida. The goods have
At last been placed on the market. and
will be handled by . majority OF the
leading merchants and cigar dealers
OF the city.
The goods are right" belng made
OF the best material. and inASmueh ~
the people OF Gainesville are loyal Ia
everything Of progressive nature, 90.
pseially the University. IL IL thsir duty
20 girs Shis neg cigar show At aug
rate. n thsJ dD not like them, they
are not compelled 20 continue the hab.
IL OF boyinR them.
Mr.. Thomas expects to employ .
number Of eigarmaksFs - the demand
tnefSasss.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-20

room after the true bill had been re-
turned and Crow was in favor of reopen
ing the case.
James Anderson, farmer of Elgin, stated
that he had talked to Crow about trans
portation. not because of their relation
ship on the grand jury. but because they
were brothers in the same lodge and that
Grow had secured him transportation. 10
and from his home .. a-.
Crow Says Case Was All BOsh.
William G.. GAMBLE a storekeeper of
Stanton. also member OF the grand jury
said he remembered when the Ware case
was under consideration that many Wit
nesses were examined. The witness had
been favored with free transportation TO
and from his home over the Northwestern
by Crows influence. Crow had said In
the jury room that the case against
Ware was all bosh and there was moth
ing TO it." and Crow added: with the
old soldiers at one end of it and minister
of the gospel at the other end it was con-
elusive evidence that there was nothing
to the case" Crow further stated in the
preseEce Of the witness, in referring to
Mr. Ware, that it is too bad to have an
Innocent man punished and deprived OF
his liberty"
Ira Williams of Fremont, John c. Ash
ley of Decatur. James II. Thomas of Stella,
f. c. Nelson of Bancroft, Elias Keller Of
Friend. William F. Sansel of Merrick
county and Charles w. Hunter of st. Paul
were other members of the grand jury.
who testified Mr.. Sapsel said on one oc-
casion he asked the attorney general that
the jury be furnished copy OF the stat
utes, when Crow interposed and said:
''What'n the devil do you want with the
statutes?" l said: That's my business"
Frank w. Lambert was then called TO
the stand, but before he began to testify
Mr.. Gurley, attorney for the defense, OBJ
jected to the competency of the witness
because of the fact that the witness is
sef-confessed criminal, having pleaded
guilty to conspiracy. The court decided that
a judgment must be shown on a plea OF
guilty before a witness can be disqualified.
Pending the examination of Lambert an
adjournment was taken until Wednesday
morning.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-20


faced with it is about as good an outcome
as could be expected.
..- De Almond satirIcaI.
Mr.. DeArmond (MoD paid a tribute 70 the
minority members of the agriculture conf
mittee Mr.. Lamb (Va), Mr.. Chandler
(diss.), and Mr.. Bowie (Ala.), whom be
thought ought TO have a "whiff OF the odor
from the boquets tossed about" He said
this gentleman had demonstrated in con-
nection with the matter OF devotion OF pub
lie duty as we'll a comprehension Of
IL. which will entitle them TO the gratitude
OF their constituents as well as the good
wishes OF the United States.
With fine sarcasm Mr.. De Almond said it
would be an awful injustice TO compel a
millionaire packer through whose estab-
lishments the agents OF the government
went compelled 10 swath their noses and
clothes with disinfectants, to save . cents
for the inspection OF a beef and 3 cents
for a hog or sheep in order that his prod
ucts might go through interstate and for
eign commerce and be sold, sstirically he
said that would be an outrage.
Mr.. Adams (Wis.l, whose efforts to bring
about harmony between conflicting inter
ests has been crowned with success. closed
the debate.
The amendment was then adopted
Mr. Wadsworth's motion TO send the bill
10 conference was then agreed to. with
the single dissenting vote OF Mr.. De Ar
mond. The speaker appointed as conferees
Mr.. Wadsworth, Mr. Scott and Mr.. Lever
IS. c..
When the bill was returned TO the senate
Senator Proctor. chairman OF the commit
tee-sont agriculture. asked that the meat
fs.sroctfou arDendn1enf he urinted and that
the bill lie on the table.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-20

ever. continue in state, OF panic, AS the
correspondent passed through the strsets
strewn with wreckage. they could. be seen
hastily barricading what was left Of their
houses. Many Of them adopted the aEt-
fee of placing ikons or crosses on their
doors in order to avert the attacks of the
Christians. ,.......
June 49,, 10 a, m,7-Thee night passed
quietly and the town is respn1ipg Its nor
NAL appearance. Some street cars are
running and several factories have re
sumed work. Fully half the patrols have
been withdrawn from the streets here and
in the suburbs -;.----.... - r-,.s.
Lawiessness in Caucasus.
TIFLIs. Caucasia, June l9,-Thes lasNIess-
ness in the Caucasus is gro Wing - q
In spite Of the patrols OF soldiers and
police. murder and robbery are unchecked
in this city. AT noon today fifteen
brigands armed to the teeth, boarded a
car in the center OF the city and held up
and, searched the passengers. taking their
purses and jewelry. No arrests were made
The race friction between the Armenians
and Tartars is spreading.
AZOVSKY. Russia, June 1s.-The troops
here today openly applauded a revolution
airy procession OF 1000 miners and workmen
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-20
SLOT MACHINES ARE RAIDED
Constable from Outside City Makes a
'...- Descent on Des NoineG
PROGRESS OF INTERNATIONAL FIGHT
CummIns Gets POvveshiek County and
Caucuses SO Far Held in Adair
.-.s Indicate the Result There
VIII BE Close.
fFrom a SAD correspondentl.

DIES MONIES. June 19.-(Special.l -Jus-
tice OF the Peace Livingston of Saylorville.
a town in Polk county, several miles from
Des Moines, came to Des Moines. today
with a lumber wagon and a constable and
took possession of all the slot machines
he could find. He secured them at four
/ places In all the other places the ma
chimes were put in hiding on the word Of
the approach of the constable. The ma
chimes taken were secured in the Kirk
wood hotel w. F. Gabrios cigar store, w.
u. Prices cigar store and Alderman Whit
ney's drug store. The proprietors Of the
places were served with search warrants
and ordered TO appear in Livingston $
court at Saylorville TO answer to the
charge of running gambling devices
Cummins Gets POweshiek.
At the republican county convention for
Poweshiek county, held here today. Cum
minis had lls delegates and Perkins q.
There will be no contest. A euthfnns del
egation was selected TO the state conven-
ton and instructor Tor him. Hon. F. W.
Clark vas authorized to select the dele
gates to the senatorial convention in his
own behalf.
Abel is Close.
As a result of the caucuses in Abel last
night Governor Cummins secured the ten
delegates from this township to the county
convention by a majority of three votes
in the caucus, receiving 142 to Perkins lS9.
The standing in Dallas county. to date Is:
Perkins, forty-eight delegates TO the county
convention; Cummins. forty-two delegates,
and twenty-seven yet to select. The con-
test will be decided by the remaining town
ships. The county convention will be SHIELD
June 80. -t-r
COpiOur Rain IN Timely.
A copious rain that was general over
the state fell last night and today and
did inestimable benefit 70 the crops of
Iowa. The Weekly Crop Bulletin, issued by
the state, today states that the. weather
has been ideal for corn, affording excellent
opportunity for Killing out the weeds and
! filling the soil, but has not been beneficial
! to the small grain and hay crop. The
straw ,of all grain will he short this year
and the hay. crop will be trine light be-
cause of the lack of rain According to
the bulletin the southern and western sec
! tons Of the state have had less rain than
the, other portions and have suffered most.
1t is believed that the rain, of last night
and today viii do an immense amount OF
| good to, the crops and there is every pos
! sibility that the grain will fill we'll and
| make a good yield. -. -:
Goes to Omaha.
Miss Stella DeZellum, the l9-year-old girl
who yesterday tried 10 commit suicide with
a hatpin rather than go to the Home OF
the Good Shepherd at Omaha, was today
willing to go to the home without further
ado and the trip is being arranged for
| The young woman yesterday refused 10 GO
without trial IN court. Today she re-
GREETED her action in trying to take her
life with a hatpin and consented 10 90
| without trial.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-20
DELAY IN FREIGHT RATE BILL
Conference Report Will Not Be Ready
Until Next Week,
THREE AMENDMENTS ARE GIVING TROUBLE


WASHINGTON. June 1S.-From present
indications the conferees on the railroad
rate bill will not reach an agreement until
some time next week, which in all prob
ability will be the last week OF the ses-
sion. The purpose of Withholding their
report, It IL said. is to avoid repetition Of
the long debate In the senate which fol-
lowed the recent report OF the conferees
This debate resulted in sending the bill
back to conference.
Conversations conferees had with various
members of the senate and house indicate
that there are only three amendments that
are giving trouble These are the pipe line
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-20
W. 4. Smith.
Pressmen Have Contest

PrTTsBURG. June 1S-The night for the
seating OF the ten delegates from the sus-
pended New York local No ~ was the
feature OF today's session OF the eighteenth
annual convention OF the international
Fofessflen and Assistants Union OF amer
lea The Delegates appea ring for admission
contend that the board OF directors 81 -the
natioRal CrGanizatioR mad eNcaedvd as a "
,thArits an rsSokinE the locals charter,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-20
Ladies Gloves.

The most wanted styles for warm weather
wear. You better buy now while we have
them later on they will all be gone.
Elbow length silk gloves, black only. one
OF Kayser's best qualities, per pair, 81
Venetian Isle thread gloves IN II and l6-
button lengths. very good quality, with
suede finish, black or white, per pair 81 %
and $50.
Lace top silk gloves in black only, cool
and dressy. per pair, 81.
Lace silk mitts, in black, white, gray or
reseda, all lengths, from s5c, 81 to 81. Is
per pair. .........-
Lace SILK mitts, pure silk. frame made,
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-20
Tslephone Douglas els.

Wash petticoats. properly made. at 81.
81 so and t.75.
Silk petticoats at 49, Many stores
would say they are worth $3.50. We only
say they are the greatest value ever offered
at the price.
All cloth suits half price.
All coats reduced.
Hundreds Of pretty lingerie waists at
g 80. regularly sold at IS to s..
The prettiest OF summer lawn dresses at
$3.50, $50, $3.50 and $3.50
Black lawn shirt waist suits, extra fine
quality. at $3.50.
Second floor.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-20
DEATH RECORD.
Henry FtnIey.

TECUMsEI5. Neb., June ls,-(special Tel
egram. )-Henry Finley Of Highland, Kan,
died at the home OF his daughter. Mrs Lee
Hazen. near this city, today. He had been
in failing health for some time and had
come 10 Tecumseh Saturday With his wife.
Mr.. Finley was native Of Ireland. but
came to this country when little boy, and
lived for a time In New York state, later
he lived in Iowa for many years and had
lived In this county for fifteen years. The
family moved TO Kansas two years ago.
Besides the widow he leaves three grown
children. Two months ago he underwent
the amputation OF a leg for blood poisouin &
and had failed rapidly since Funeral ar
raHgements have not yet been made.
w. L. smith.
CRAIG. Neb., June ls.-(SpeciaL wv. L.
Smith. a prominent farmer living seven and
one-half miles northeast OF here. died at
the Presbyterian hospital. Omaha, this
morning of acute dBation Of the heart fol
lowing an operation for appendicitis per
formed week ago, Mr. smith has been
a resident OF Nebraska twenty-six years
coming here In 1880. ana at the time OF
his death was the possessor, Of 80 ceres
pf rich Nebraska land. He leaves a wife.
four sons and four daughters. ,-fs
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-20
Texan Killed in MeIIeo.

Ell PASO, Tex. June le.-News reached
here today that w. r. SlinkaTd, a RAILROAD
contractor OF FL Paso has been killed by
making grade for the Canea, YRQni River
g. Pacific railroad Southern Pacific con-
nection.
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-20

clded that the massacre was not the result
OF race hatred, but was due to provoca ton
and the troops and police participated In
the outrage. ft...t 80 a.. Fe rs So .i.a-
The report that Jews and revolutiAnists
attacked the inhabitants are false.
Conditions in BIRIystOk.
BIALYSTOK, Russia, June ls.-(Mid-
night)-The bodies OF more than 100 Jews
we're buried during tAe day, but the I'm
posing array OF military force prevented a
resumption of the disorders.
The correspondent OF the Associated
Press this evening saw dozens of Chris
tiaus of the lower classes with sacks on
their backs coming from the desolated
Jewish quarter to submit to the examina-
ton OF the soldiers and police II the
sacks contained plumber none of It was.
seized.
General Bader, commander OF the garrl-
son and acting governor general, is in per-
sonal charge of the troops, which are 50
disposed that renewal OF the rioting Is
considered improbable. The Jews, how
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-20
Redfern Corsets.

The corset boned with whalebone. All
the new, late models from which to select
Expert corset filters to help you find Just
the right model Materials are OF smooth,
white batiste, most have high bust. All
the accessories which go to make corset
fitting A success Sold at our corset de-
parment. Prices, $3.50 to 500 each. Sec
ond floor ' ~
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-20

amendment, which makes pipe lines common
carriers; the commodity amendment and
that which requires that the Interstate
Commerce commission shall be given Ave
days notice before hearings are granted
on applications for injunctions setting aside
orders of the communication IL -
Omaha daily bee., 1906-06-20

test lines, In the summer showing OF in
fants' wear. .rs.- ..s
The machine made embroidery are very
effectively used on these coats and certain
numbers show iounces on sleeve and col
lar rufies, others are Of the plain linen
or pique, with only the simplest garniture
glace-on the whole the showing ls one Of
exceptional merit. These dainty garments
are steadily increasing in favor, though
very perishable in appearance, they are
very practical Ages to years Prices
ranra frnrn 81 % 10 "a 20 each