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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
Children ir Pam

Never cry A. do children who are
suffering from hunger Such Ia the
cause NJ all babies who cry and ARE
treated for sickness, when they really
are suffering from hunger This 10
caused from their food not being as.
simulated but devourrd by wormS, A
few doses Of Whites Cream VermituRe
will cause them to cease crying and
begin 10 thrive ut once Give II n tTihl
Sold by W. Nj. Johnson
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
Havs viii Soon be Home

A letter received hy friend from
Rev. Thos. p Hay 81 the Flr.t Prrsby-
terrain Church, who, with hi. family,
IL spending y vacation ~ Asheville,
N. G bears Information thar they eX-
meet To return Ia heir home IN a few
DAYS. and that MIR. Hay will resume
his duties on Sunday, September 3
The Hay. family have spent a most
delightful sumner, snd are greatly
benefited physically Friends will be
glad to welcome them home again.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
WORK PROGRESSES ON
GAINESVILLE & GULF
Two Large Forces Engaged in
Grading, and Another to Begin,
MANAGEMENT MEANS BUSINESS

Within q Reasonable Length Of Time,
Everything Being Favorable, Through
Trains Will be Operated Between
Jacksonville and Tampa.
Superintendent J h. Cutler and
Chief Engineer + + Polk Of the
Gainesville and Gulf railway have re.
termed from Crystal River and other
points south on the extension Of the
road, where they had been for the past
few days.
Superintendent Cutler states that
work of grading on the extension Is
progressing fairly well, but that pro-
gress has been delayed to some extent
by excessive and continued rains,
which have been the hardest known in
that section for many years
Two large forces are engaged grad
ling now, and another will be pot To
sbrk on September 5 one gag" i
working from Fairfield south, while
the other 10 coming this way from
Crystal River, and the forces will join
between the two points The third
force, which is being recruited, will
comprise hundred or more men, ard
will work southward from Crystal
River. II is understood that this con.
tract nFovidea for more than fifty
miles OF grading
The present management OF the
Gainesville and Gulf means business,
and within reasonable length ot time
it ise expected that trains will b. rum
ming solid between Jacksonville and
Tampa. via Gainesville
There are good things in store which
the Gainesville and Gulf proposes
and will accomplish, tut for the pres
ent these cannot b. mentioned
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

II u Wood " Evinston VAS trans
acting business in thus city yesterday.
Holland Fay has returned from a
pleasant sojnuru OF several days at
SeAhresza,
G. Crown and daughter " Rocky
Point favored GAINESVILLE with n visit
yesterday
Miss Ruth Hudens has returned
from pleasant viait TO relatives in
Jacksonville
Extra fine soda crackers in hulk Just
received at 10 cents pound Saun'
ders Il Earle, phone Is,
Mr.. +. II. Waters and children left
yesterday for Cedar Key, where they
will rec1peratp FOR few weeks.
Misc Alice Thomas has returned
from Seabreele, where che has been
soiourninR for the past few weeks
Chas Parker. we'll known young
L
ncss visitors ~ this city Yesterday,
Mr. and Mira John Fennpll % Camp
vile are in the city on visit TO the
formers brother, Sheriff J. W Fen.
nell
Mip Annie Lon Hodges Of High
Springs returned ~ her home yestsr.
day, after a pleasant visit to friends in
this city
J l. Townsend. n prominent citizen
and business man ~ Rex, was trans
sctirg business in the county capital
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mr.. John Chesnut and
daughter. Miss Jessie, left yesterday
fnr Seabrepze. where they will recn-
rerste for few weeks
Percy Getzrn has returned to HE
home In this city, after month spent
in North AugustH. Old Town and other
points in South Carolina.
/ Mira 4 r VanDevputer and danRh.
tor. Mi.s Emily. left yesterday for
Warvirk. Il | ehere they will spend
/ the remainder NJ the summer Friends
wish them pleasant and beneficial
sojnurn.
Mr.. 4 Bailey ~ North Gainesville.
vho has been spending the pact few
weeks in the Northwest and Cansds,
expected % have left yesterday for
points IN West Virginia. where she
will spend a while with relatives and
! friends before returning home.
Mise Cleo Johns OF Dunnellon has
arrived ~ the city and will remain
here indefinitely Miss Johns has been
transferred from the central exchange
NJ the E.,t Florids Telephone Com.
pary A. Duunellon 20 the central az
chang here. having exchanged places
With M.s Frances Wells.
Attention 10 directed n the AdvsF.
t.enen, - The q v Hyde Company
IT, big.Aie sst,il going on. and the
opportunitY still offered for the par
ehA,e - macy sesspnahl" gDDds at
rd.co,oo1y low price. This firm has
met received Ausv line 81 uI-to-dAts
Trunks and .uit rasss--thc beet Ia the
market
NJ. sni Mr. Johp Lynch and
Mis-. Dawson % Fairbanks, aeeompa.
nie-i ~ Fred DAWSON Of Ssw Orleans.
were amoug the visitors n this esiy
Je.ts rdsJ Mrs. Lynch Mas Da'''on
and Nr DAWSON are ''tsrs and broth
~. ard hsd the misfortune on Hatur-
daJ g. lose thsir father. Joel DAWSON.
uho died suddenly ~ hssrt 'silars 81
FairbauEs. ~hsrs be vss employed ~
A milIWnghi 10 the LInsh nSmiil.
The fnnsrAl vas hsd 10 ihis sity Mon
asy The in,srn~hi tsing 10 kTsrgrrsa
..r~atsFv
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold

Al. Nushaum. Bstesvil,r. lud'aua,
writes; Last year suffered fur three
months with asummer cold 80 distress
lug thatIt interfrred with my bn-lnTss.
had many OF the symptoms " has
fever. ard a doctors prescription did
not Aach my case. and took several
medicines which seemed 20 only sg
gravate my case Fortunately ] ~
sisted uvon having Folsy's Honey and
Tar and il quickly cured me My wife
has since used Foley. Honey and Tar
with the same success W. NC
Collum x Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-30

Wa Coak uas ArrA,snst Wsinss-
A, Ia Ja.;iss ColnaR's es8it upor .
eAarss a usioE iRtsesat an1 obteess
l,nRvazs sgon ths street, Aiiss hear
ins "a. ss.i ,monJ Of ssssrAl sitssssss
4, ia sA,s Atks dsfse4spi ss al
49, nc .IsI Esd ssnssassS % Fay Q
f. al !. s. asa ecsss-Hties ~ Go.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30
MORMOAS AFTER PIE
IN FREMONT COUNTY
Idaho Brethren Are Grabbing
All the Good Offices in
Sight.

A resident OF Fremont county, Idaho,
informs The Tribune that the church
Republicans Of that county held their
convention in Rexburg, Friday. The
Mormons held the whip-hand through
out.
Bishop John Hart Of Rexburg re-
ceived the nomination for State Sen
ator, James Fogg, Mormon Bishop of
ST. Anthony, and James Webster, Nor
mons, were nominated for Representa-
tlves.
The Mormons are largely in the ma.
jority in the Republican party in Fre-
mont county, As result, the Mormon
church leaders take everything IN
this way all official and political re-
sponsibility are removed from the
shoulders Of Gentle Republicans.
Their duty is made clear, and is easily
performed. 1t is not necessary that
they should take any further action
in politics. All that is required Of
them and all that is expected is simply
to vote on election day to help the
brethren into Office and enable the
live their religion in the manner pre-
scribed and practiced by the Salt Lake
hierarchy.
This is the way Republican politics
have been and are being run in Free
mont county, and in all the other coun-
ties in Idaho where Mormons are in
the majority, The Tribune's informant
says,
Gentiles Disguised.
The disgust Of Gentle Republicans
which heretofore found voice in whis.
pers is being heard audibly on the
streets of st. Anthony and in every
settlement and precinct in the county.
There is reason for this. In pre-
ceding campaigns, the Mormons, like
others, have kept pretty well within
voted the ticket of the party TO which
they belonged. 1t is different this
year. 1t is safe TO say that scarcely
a Mormon Democrat il Idaho will vote
his party ticket. This is an eye"opener
to Republicans who have heretofore
been sticklers for party loyalty.
The paramount issue in the Idaho
campaign is LOYALTY to Government and
obedience to the laws of the land; or,
obedience TO the Mormon hierarchy and
its domination in the political affairs
of the State. That the patriotic lib
erty-loving people Of Idaho will settle
not to be any surprise to the people of
this great, free nation, There is not
Republican in Idaho but knows that
the reelection Of Dubois to the Senate
of the United States will do more to
extinguish the blighting effects of Nor.
Inonism in Idaho than any other one
thing since the adoption Of its State
constitution which contains the sacred
test oath clause,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30

the victors, once for Clerk and Re-
cordeT, and again for one of the Com
missioners. The old town clock has
Just tolled the hour of one, and thus
announced to a slumbcring world that
another day has begun; that the strug-
gle of yesterday must be renewed; that
the fight must be to the bitter end.
and that the enemy must be dislodged
and Idaho saved oh. for few thou.
sand reinforcements from the ranks
of the American party and thousand
Dubois TO lead them to victory and
save the pride of the Rockies, and give
US back that freedom and happiness
for which this great Nation has told
us we shall have.
When the news spread out through
tho country that Fort Sumpter had been
fired upon, and that n great war was
upon us, what a gloom it cast upon
the people, and those who experienced
that feeling then can imagine what the
people of southeastern Idaho are ex-
periencing tonight AS one goes about
the streets and watches the determine
tior pictured on every face, it is easy
TO see what it means. It means a
bitter fight, Dubois victory at the
poles and prompt disfranchisement
of every Mormon in Idaho. Oh, no,
the Mormon church doesn't t meddle in
politics.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30
BIG THINGS PREDICTED
OVER IN DEEP CREEK
j. H. WoIcOt Says Country viii
Soon AstOniSh Mining
World.

J. Il. Wolcot q resident of this city,
but for many years prominent mine
owner Of Deep Creek, returned from a
two weeks trip through that precious
metal producing country Friday. In
travelling west through Tooele county,
he says he never, in the numerous trips
he has made over that section, saw the
country look so prosperous as now. Not
IN fifteen years, if ever, has there been
such crops of wheat and other grains as
has been raised this year by the dry
farming process. The farmers of Tooele
county find themselves in a more pros
porous condition than for many years
past. The range is in fine condition,
and stock of all kinds has an abundance
of winter feed before them, Tooele
county winters larger 1ocks Of sheep
perhaps than any county in the State,
and the outlook for the sheep men is
all that could be desired.
In his peregrinations through the
Deep Creek mining district be found
much activity. The country to the
eastward especially is filed with pros
from Ely and other districts Of east
ern Nevada The Northern Utah rail
road just completed to Ely has made
Cherry Creek, Nevada, the nearest rail
road point to Deep Creek, distant about
seventy miles.
The Western Pacific, when completed,
will bring the Deep Creek district
within less than forty miles of railroad
transportation, and, says Mr.. Wolcot,
sit is all but sure thing that spur
will be eventually run to tap the dis
trict from the nearest and most accessi-
BILE point on the Western Pacific main
line This will have q stimulating
effect upon the mining industry of that
section, and in my judgment, the out
put Of ore will astonish the mining
world. The developments of the mines
Of Deep Creek show that many of
them can be made the greatest copper,
silver, gold and lead producers yet un-
covered in western Utah or eastern Ne
vada. Salt Lake will benefit largely
when the Deep Creek ores, by daily
train loads, find their way TO the
smelters of this valley"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30
{. v. G|LLETT RET|RES
FROM SALT LAKE ROUTE
General Freight and Passenger
Agent Resigns to Take Up
Other Work.

A dispatch from Los Angeles re-
ceived last night announced the retire
ment of e. W. Gillett, general freight
and passenger agent Of the Salt Lake
Route. Some time ago it was stated in
The Tribune that Mr.. Gillett contem-
plated this step, so that the announce
friends
Into what field Mr.. Gillett will now
enter is not known but it is understood
that he has several projects in hand.
The retiring Official has been with the
Clark road since its completion and has
been closely identified with its up
building and development. Who his
successor will be is unknown but it is
generally believed that one of the Los
Angeles officials Of the road will be
promoted to fill the vacancy
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30
HIERARCR CONTROLS
SOUTHEAST IDAHO
Bingh m County Names Ticket
Which Is Dictated by
Band of rs.
BITTER DOSE ADMINISTERED
TO VOTERS TO SWALLOW
Bishops and Trusted Advisers
of Church Run the COun-
ty Convention.
Spsrial 20 The Tribune.

Special TO The Tribune.
IDAHO FALLS, Ida, Sept. 29.-The
whole State of Idaho, rightly named
the gem of the mountain s" is strug-
Cling in death grip of the Mormon
hierarchy, 1t is enough to make those
Gentiles who love the de ar old State,
who love the purity of home, and who
have watched with baped breath and
anxious hearts, her struggles for Amer.
lean manhood and the development of
that which every true A merican mas
been taught, from the ii me he was 8
little tot around the dear old moth
er's knee, to love and adore, give up
in despair The Republican county
convention was held here and here is
the ticket Look at it, brother Ameri-
lives TO free this great Nation from
the bonds of that which today would
be heaven compared with the present
state of affairs.
State Seuator-O, E. acCovchen, a Nor.
tool and bigot:
Representa;ives-Robert MeCracken, Peter
g. Johnson and Chris Andersln, the latter
County Conmissiouer-C. w. Bergman. q
Mormon bishop from Ammon Precinct
Gentle and a good man which the Gentiles
were able to nominate for the reason Of his
great popularity and sterling rorth, and who
drew enough Mormon votes TO squeeze in,
Soren Yorgeusen, a noted lrolEgamist who
Is living openly with two wives in the little
village OF Shelly.
Ja6ez Nowln, who is Mormon bishop,
For Clerk and Recorder--H. B. Curtis,
Gentle
For Prosecuting Attorney-.W. l.. MoCon-
nell. Mormon tool.
For sherif-willism Asavc, Mormon
Trsasursr-John wray, Mormon.
Probate JnGseooK2vrl vdns s Fnekrsi lSd1n, Mormon
Coronsr-Joseph Morley, Mormon.
Dose Is Administered.
This is the dose that the hierarchy
at Salt Lake has prescribed for the
voters of Bingham county to take on
the 9th of November, and the ques-
tion is, will they do it9
The Gentiles lined up with all the
strength possible, but when the time
arrived to select temporary organ
ization, and those few faithful war
riors, known as the sold liners,' who
lad fought so many battles for Idaho
and Bingham county, gazed out upon
the great crowd (it had been rumored
about the streets that there would be
a frht, and every one was there that
could possibly get inside the door) and
saw the Mormon bishops and the pres
idcnt of the church in Idaho, backed
by some sixty'hve other Mormons as
valiant few sink 1t was like small
battalion linesd up to fight whole
army, and when the smoke of battle
cleared away and the vote announced,
ii was found that the hierarchy hal
the convention, ~ TO SO. 1t is all over
but the shouting, and l can plainly
hear the vultures' revelry and shouts
over their great victory
Will Fight to Bitter End.
Not discouraged with defeat for the
organization, the brave old soldiers re-
newed the battle when the balloting
began, but only in two instances did
they succeed in breaking the slate of
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30
LUTHERANS TO HOLD
ANNUAL CONFERENCE
Pastors of Churches of Utah
and Idaho Will Take
Part.
Ths SMedish Intheran chnrch

The Swedish Lutheran church of
this city will this week welcome the
fifth annual conference of the Luther.
an church of Utah and Idaho. The con-
ference will begin Wednesday evening
October 3, and sessions viii be held
three times daily, continuing over the
following Sunday, which will be con,
ference Sunday.
Among the prominent speakers who
will be present will be DR.. Conrad Emil
Lindberg of Rock Island, III. DIR.
ustana Lutheran synod, the only
Lutheran church among the Swedes in
America, He was for number Of years
pastor Of the largest Lutheran church
in New York City and is at present
theological professor at Rock Island,
III.
The Lutheran pastors Of Idaho and
Utah will all be present, among them
being Rev. G: E. Bengsten of Idaho
Falls, A, H. Franzen of Boise, O.. A.
Elmquist and II. II. Fleer of Ogden,
F. W. Bussard and Harold Jensen of
this city.
The Lutheran ladies will have a spe-
cial meeting Thursday afternoon, at
which good programme OF music and
speeches will be given.
In connection with the conference,
the first annual Luther league conven-
tion will be held. This convention will
be held Friday evening.
The Luther leagues Of Idaho Falls,
Shelley, Blackfoot, Burley and Boise,
Ida, and of Ogden, Park City, Provo
and Salt Lake City, will be represent
ed on the programme. All the sessions
will be held at the Swedish Lutheran
church, corner of Second South and
Fourth East streets.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30
REVERSAL is ORDERED
Supreme Court Passes Oh Case Of Lock.
hart VS.. Rhodin,

An opinion was handed down By the Gu.
preme court Saturday in which the judgment
OF the lower court Ia reversed ip the case Of
James II. Lockhart, administrator OF the
estate OF John 6, Rhodin, deceased, appellant,
VS.. James Farrell, respondent.
The case in tho lower court was tried be.
fore Judge Lewis in Summit county and was
one in which the respondent had applied for
patent to the Cliff lode mining claim,
The appellant adversed the application, claim.
ing a right 10 the possession of the Same
ground. After hearing of the case tho
trial court entered judgment in favor OF
session OF the ground.
The Supreme court rcvorscs the judgment
OF the lower court and orders that judgment
crecing 10 him the possession of The ground
and taxes the costs OF the appeal against
the respondent.
and concurred in by Justice McCarty Chief
Justice Bartch concurs in the result.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30
BOOKS FOR LIBRARY

Thirty Volumes VIII Be Placed on the
Shelves Monday.
Tho following thirty volumes will be add
ed to the Public library Monday morninS
October !, 1906;
Miscellaneous.
Evelyn-Dairy and Correspondence. vol.
Frcer-Phlippinc Experiences of an
American Teacher.
Howe-The City.
Isham-History OF American Painting.
Rcslf-Pooms.
sichcl-Life and Lctterr OF Alfred Ain.
Tweedie-Makor Of Modern Mexico-Pur-
frio Diaz.
Bcdford-Suaro OF Strength.
Bootnby-Race OF Lie.
Brown-Sirocco,
Harriman-Grl Out There.
McCutcheon--Jane Cable.
Sinclair-Supersede
Smith-Tides OF Barnegat
Sudermanu--Undying Past.
Westrup-Youpg o Brien5.
Woods-Kng' Revoke,
Juvenile,
Brooks--Mastcr OF tho Strong Hearts.
Burt-Poems Every Child should know
FccIeston-Wreck of the Red Bird.
Fonn-Black Tor
Grant-Jack Hall
Muuroe-DerricE Sterling.
Pendloton-King Tom and tho RunawGys.
Smith-Four Farm.
TIpton-Stsr Atlas (reforence)
Yonyc-Little Duke
Madame Delcry's plano studio. 6O7 Tenn
pleton.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30
LONG SERVICE RECOGNIZED
E, F. Roberts of Boyd Park Store Pre-
sented With Gold Watch.

z. j. Roberts. who for the past thirty:
four years has been valued and trusted
in this city, is about to leave for Long
Beach, Cal, to make his home, and his fell
low employees embraced the occasion to
present him with token OF the high esteem
and respect in which they hold him. On
Saturday they presented him with hand.
some gold watch, bearing the following in
scription: Presented TO z. F. Roberts by
fellow employees OF Boyd Park jewelry store,
Salt Lake City Mr., Roberts long and ex-
cellcnt services were eulogized in making the
presentation and he made q neat and suitable
resDonSe.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-09-30
CHANGE IN MANAGERS
A. L. jacobson Succeeds A. e. Snow at
The South NoIuYnb,iu


At meeting Of the directors OF the South
Columbus Mining company of Alta, held at
the offices of the company Saturday after.
noon. A. z. Snow, the companys manager,
rendered his resignation, which was accepted,
and A. L. Jacobson elected manager.
Mr. Snow reported developments OF much
interest al the mine,
Mr. Jacobson. accompanied by Mr., Coffin
of Minneapolis, q heavy stockholder in the
South Columbus. will lenvc for the mine this
morning to make examination and ace
what present conditions are, and take formal
charge as manager. Mr.. jacobson is also su.
perintendent of the Columbus Consolidated
and Alta-Quincy mines. Mr.. Jacobson. who
began as superintendent OF the Columbus
Consolidated seven years ago. then but q
prospect has been phenomonslly successful
in all his mining operations in that camp
and more than any other agency has brought
the Alta district again TO the front and made
IL factor to be considered in figuring up
the great producing district OF the State
Nr. Jscobson will return to tho city to-
night.
Madame Delory's vocal studio, GOT
TaO 1afn