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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-28

Mrs. Jefferson. Davis is steadily Inn
proving. decided Improvement being
noted in her condition since yesterday.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-28

Morrison, Ill, May 2s.-Fdward
jerks. farm hand. was killed by
lightning near here while milking yes
terday. A companion named Bealer
was made unconscious for several
hours. Fourteen COWS in the yard
also were killed
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-28
ONE SAILOR DROWNED
Seven Other Members Of Crew on tho
Schooner Mabel Wilson, Which Sank
Today on Lake Erie, Rescued by Life
Saving Crew.

Cleveland May 2s.-Buffeted by the
fierce storm that swept Lake Erie ear
ly today the schooner Mabel Wilson,
ore laden from Escanaba, sprang
leak and sank just outside the break
water. One sailor was drowned. Sew
en- other members of the crew were
rescued by the life saving crew.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1906-05-28
Automobile Parade Thru the
Streets In Which King and
Princess Participate
MANY VISITORS IN THE CITY
Wed ling Dress the Gift Of the King a
Gorgeous Affair-All Made in Spain
King Conceived the Idea of Having
th, Dress Entirely the Product Of
His Own Country.

Madrid, May 2s.-The nature today
OF the festivities Of the wedding Of
King Alfonso to Princess Ena was the
auto mobile parade, In which the royal
party, participated. Two hundred cars,
Beautifully decorated with flowers, and
flags and filled with pretty women in
gay costumes. filed thru the streets
which were packed with holiday
crowds
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27
Chicken Thief Captured.

1T. Wood OF East Gainesville feast.
ed on 'poSsum for Monday breakfast
and this is how it happened;
Mr.. Wood heard a commotion in his
fowl.house Saturday night, which led
him to suspicion that things were not
running just as smoothly as they ought
to in that immediate locality, Accord
ingly he armed himself aud went In
search OF the would-be intruder, and
was surprised to find the animal in the
house.
His 'possumship wss quickly dis
patched before he had an opportunity
TO fulfill his mission.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27
N TIE CIRCUIT COURT.

70 howard Convicted Of Murder IN
second osErse-othsr Gases.
~ f''' DAY Of the third week Of the
~ ''a' ai The eircuit court, Eighth
.-'A. Circuit, in and Tor Alachua
81" called 70 order at 10
- , 'nd'J morning. His Honor
r'nsr presiding. with state
,'I A n Long pre.eBt.
y '''.oEiag eases were disposed
-. - ,'' court had been properly
=. " J Mouros kirby. perjury
4" J Monroe kirby. grand
'-rta8sd.
- w. Btouu, embsuls.
.'' -l',,l. soatisusd
A.. ls-s Broua. = uonsu,
a.. nafter 10 the Ora d..
g. iaaiarraigued and plead.
A.. .. 80. 'asf-agoa ia1 ua
a.. =. a'a. tssiinoaY and arru.
''st verde, rs,srs-
p. .- che 'sesad degree
49, e.1ares uatu ED
'I urFuinz.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27

The revolver g. ~ dubious service In
war IT, only function there Il aa
ciyalry weapon Indeed. q T. GA evos
luton - the Dr. -.'.scysi purpose 10 pro
vide horse soidlers with d fifvarm. Ia
the cavalry Go weapon b effective
only up % aft yaris u has no value
fof hunting Ito average man can a.
more exocuti5r on birds and beasts
with q fiineshYt The only purpoes
which ths ~ oliver serves Il q tiil
smother man. ed even Tor NAT par.
posc lts usefu aeta 10 0versstimaief.--
New York Nal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27
CURE cATARaH NOW.
DO Not Wait Until Winter or Disease
VIII Become Chronic.

Many people in Gainesville are be,
ginning to cough and hack with the
fall symptoms oi disagreeSble and Of,
fensive cstsrrh. The tongue is coated
In the morning, and they do not sleeT
we'll at night on account Of the disa.
greeable tickling and dropping at the
back OF the throat as result OF ca.
tsrrh. Before the disease becomes
chronic they should use Hyomei and
get complete freedom from their ca.
tarrhal troubles.
Ifyou neglect 90 treat catsrrh when
it frat comes on, che chances are that
Il will become so firmly rooted aud
deep-seated that il will bother you all
winter and may become chronic and
almost incurable.
The first days nee Of Hyomei will
show decided Improvement in health
and in short time there will be no
further trouble, and you will be free
from catarrh, and coughs and colds
will not bother you dusiDg the winter.
Remember that HyomeI is sold un.
der sn sb'olnte guarantee that il costs
nothing unless IL cure'. j, w. Nc.
Collum & Co have sold great many
Hyomei outfits, everyone with their
personal guarantee that II costs moth
ing unless II cures, and they have seen
so many remarkable evidences Of the
curative powers OF Hyomei that they
are very glad TO continue giving the
guarantee with every package
A complete Hyomei outfit costs but
81 extra bottles, % needed, 30 cents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27
IIIISON IS TAElNG
MANY BIG PRIZES
], From Spring Park Farm is
Center of Attraction.
..,aes cALLrsoN IS HAPPY

,a5re., Recognizing the Superior
Am, in Beef and Dairy Breeds
Many Prizes TO the Cattle
T,n This Celebrated Farm
,onowiug from The Tampa
~ \. Time, Of Saturday will prove OF
- ~, 70 the people Of this section
s,,.n,0er n. A. Oallison OF the
Park stock farm and Fair com
80, from Alachus county, is
NJ. D,stty good these days in spite
~. hard work which he has under
- Getting HE eounty's exhibit
.h,oe The cause of his JOY lie
/. ~, that not only did he carry OF
4. ,,,Dd championships OF the best
..,h,s,d,. in addition to q number
.,ss, nrizes, with the magnificent
-, Hereiords from the farm, bot,
!, Tbordsy, that splendid specimen
! Jersey bull, Fancy Golden. was
.l,.ied a. grand champion boil of the
a. breeds. Madeline, imported di
!, from the island, was declared
,n0d cham pion OF the eyed class. and
ps,bslls Dinah grand champion Of
4, jopor class. But in addition TO
Ashs {. especially proud Of the fact
IA his young Hereford bull, Col.
nonm J. L. Brown, named after the
v,.ldsnt Of the Fair Association, cap.
,,sa the junior championship of the
sslbreds "
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27

"A dssgsfoss soFgisai opsftiioa 30
roislag she fsunvti - mallgaaHi
ulcer a. large - NJ han1 from my
daughters hip sss pfsvsatsd ~ tbs
applisatiot ~ Esesiss's ATuisn sslrs .
myt A. o. htiefsl - Mllstus. VI We
"Psniasut oss - tts talts eamflsts-
iy cared BE-" Cares tss, bufnf asa
irlafirs. - 90 sii dFaFEifis'.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27
tLKs' MEMORIAL SERVICE.
Auru,l Exsreiseslswin Be Held by
Gainesville Lodge No. geo.

anwa ExereisesteWill BE Held by
Gainesville Lodge No. 600.
he members Of ,Gainesville Lodge
|E. 900, Benevolent and Protective
aidr Of Elks, are anticipating with a
rza deal Of interest the annual
nsnOriaI session Of this lodge, which
riI be held on the evening OF Sunday
Dssnber ?, and the necessary preps.
silon' are now being made for the
asniIes.
fhsse memorial exercises are held
> ,he name indicates, in rever.
nH Of deceased brother Elks stimuli
ahsoH'ly once each year in every
tg OF the order 10 the United
saia. The exercises are OF a public
li1's, open to everyone, and, on &C.
hshI Of the beautiful memorial ritual.
y 'eJ impressive.
ne arrangements now being carried
STARE IN the hands Of a competent
HanIi'ee, and the program, which
- include vocal aud instrumental
~, addresses, etc. will be pub
- IS soon as completed.
ne place Of holding these services
hoi JET been selected. As a role
exercises are held in the lodge
O. Dot oEing to the inaccessibility
" loom. together with its eramped
'lan Tor occasions Of this nature,
pc 'ommotious place may be se.
The tabernacle will probably
$50 I" Indications are that the
'''''''' gill be we'll attended.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27


e. ia
Lfnsf lao y.sA -
goF saaatlsts iEfarnaafea. ealiea
IA. GOODWIN Tiskst Agent. daassviis.
YHANT FoYtsrOH De 800 Az grAEK Fasa Aats
pc ~ ~ a. Astas bstdisE 5tetsge1hs "a
- CEAiif fausafef ffsGe Aanahsf. Wlniag'ons ~ 81
=. q. WHITE geasfai FsseagsS Agsas
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27
Sells More Of ChambeFlsin's Cough
Remedy Than Of Al Others
Put Together.

Mr.. Thos. GEORGE, q merehnni ~ Ne.
ElRin, Ontario. saJs; IL have hsd the
local aEeneY Tor Chambsriain's Coasb
Remedy ever since 70 Wss introduced
into Cansda. and ! cell ss much o. u
AL do Of ali other lines ! hare 90 ny
shelves pos together. % tho macy
do1sns cold audsr guarantee. havs
not had one boiils retaFnsd. \ can
personally recommend ibis rnsdielbe
AZ have ussd it mYssi tnd gives tio
nv childrea ard alusys uith TIE hesi
Of rssaIts" For ttls bT AZ dfuEEifts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27
SEVEN STARS SOCIETY.
Fourteenth Annual Session Closed al
Green Cove Springs.

The Seven Stars OF Consolidation
Society has just closed their Four
teenth Annual Grand Lodge Session,
at Green Cove Springs, Fla, one OF the
finest in it's history. Twenty three
death claims we're paid of, aud all
pending incumbranees. Among those
paid WAS Mrs. Susan Berry Of this city
The local lodge here will pay her claim
of $500 on Wednesday at S p. m.
Rev. II. NJ. Fleming was elected SUI
preme Grand Chief for the succeeding
year.
The next meeting will be held at
Fernandina.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27

Tnera va las uhFa tGTigr o.
er-s e. fFar-yt ~ h.a sauFe iaad
uas regarded .f FHraFa-Hn ts 80
rfr-test 1zn1ss 81 e74it a-frFs1
TasfF g. H. rr rtai - a. AeEe
EaHa uhsss t-1s q tFnff se1 s3fsa
trre rre 1-efaF 80 ef'srta fEtfa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27
II wnlam Game 20 ths Play.

''Most actors admire Shakespeare"
"some do" answered Mr.. siorming.
ton Barnes. Others are too busy
thinking Of how Shakespeare would
admire them n De- could only see them
do bis plays Washington star.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27
SOC sclliso LIouoa.

rf''ss b. ospu,y shsrla
"a SEW 81 ,S.eanopy.
-. legfa. 80 arsrsssa b.
p q s,ogt a. 49,.
su.. rlmp.aiat alisri-F
~ e vlsiaiiae tas a.
~ s t-T 50 casatF 49,
49, e. ssis e s1rss.
a.. atas,gksa,,., - -,
tnai IassY
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27
Low Rates To tampa

The Seaboard Air Line will sell, ao-
count State Fair, iiekes from Gaines
willie TO Tampa aud return AZ one fare,
plus rs cents. Childrcn's rate, half fare
Tickets will be placed on sale NoSem-
Der 10. 10, IL. 90, p. "a. "a and 20, good
returning TO and including November
80, Trans leave Gainesville AZ 1850
3. m. and %. m. Morning train puts
sou IN Tampa 10 time for supper. See
Mr.. Cobb.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27

Mtrs1. q No1 20 --inIf 0uif'
fefa. a. Inlits frnref so kl.e1
IN ~, barn SAD tlc5 vts tsssa ffo@
nis pockett.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-27
ID 81 a 90 IIl - ~

T.ls LAXATIVE BE0NO Qalaia-
Taslsu pfBFsisis reject m1nsJ "
ia fails % ear. p. ". GEoyE'- Ga.
satars T. O. fack bor- -
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29

bushels, more than twenty-eight mil
lion in excess Of the corresponding
movement of 1905, and over eight
million greater than that of 1904. OF
this total 37,13S,87S bushels were re-
ceived at Chicago, 3,944,5S7 at Cincin-
natl, 1,918,316 at Cleveland, 2,688, 500
at Detroit, 6,029,S29 at Duluth, 1881
375 at indianapolis, 1881 500 at Kan
sas City, 1,18800O at Little Rock, g.
770,162 at Louisville, S,434,26 at Mil
waukee, 23,540,300 at Minneapolis, T.
915,700 at Omaha, 100000 at Peoria,
13,556,058 at st. Louis, and $685. 200
at Toledo. Shipments of grain from
these fifteen markets during the month
Of February amounted to 40,550,980
bushels in 1906, 26,645,9SS in 1905, and
1855, 297 in 1904. Similar shipments
for a two-month period were 88,O61,-
$50, 1904, $50, and 69,192,509 bushels,
respectively. OF the 1906 total, wheat
constituted 12,452,74S bushels; corn,
31,503,7S2; oats, 35,302,326, barley,
7469,689, and rye, 1,332,595.
Aggregate receipts OF live stock at
the markets of Chicago, Kansas City,
Omaha, ST. Louis, ST. Joseph, and St.
Paul during February amounted to
3,101 ,454 head, against 2,832,848 in
February, 1905, and 3,215,99S in Febru-
airy, 1904. During the first two months
of the current year similar receipts
totaled 6,753,708 head, 432,044 more
than during the corresponding period
in 1905, and 26O,640 in excess of the
same months in 1904, and consisted
of 1,3S4,692 cattle, 6S,S37 calves, g.
566,931 hogs, 1,624,11S sneep, and 109,-
1870 horses and mules. OF the total
of all classes, 2,956,S6O head were re-
ceived at Chicago, 1888 400 at Kan
sas City, SS3,465 at Omaha, 1922
at st. Louis, 615,164 at st. Joseph,
and 296,5S8 at st. Paul. Compared
with the corresponding receipts in
1905, gains were made at all of the
markets specified with the exception
of ST. Paul, where a slight loss oc-
Cured.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29
About Prominent People

Senator Cockrell of Missouri was
the apple eater of the senate. SEN
ator Blackburn of Kentucky is max
ing a brave effort to gain the title.
The emperor of China has a house
hold consisting of 500 persont, includ-
ing thirty bearers of state umbrellas,
an equal number Of fanbearers, thirty
physicians and surgeons, seventy-fve
astrologers, seventy-six cooks, and six
ty priests.
A consul in China remarks sagely
that 1.-The Chinese will buy only what
they want and not what foreign manu-
facturers think they should buy. No
effort to force upon them goods
manufactured for export and probably
unstable at home will avail"
In the last ten years 103 clergymen
have been admitted to almshOuses in
England as paupers. one of them
was D. D. Others held the degree
of M. A. Six thousand English Epis-
copal clergymen earn less than $40 a
week, most of them much less.
DR.. Edward Palmer, botanist. ex-
plorer, and food plant expert of the
UcpdTI IuCuI VI dSIlSulCulO, lbs iOAI AOi
Mexico, where he will go over the
| tableland country with a fnetooth
comb so to speak, in search of new
and strange plants that may be use
fully introduced into the United
| States.
DR.. David T. Day, a government
expert, has created a new industry
in the northwest. After months of
patient investigation, he has proved
that the common black sands of the
Pacific coast are rich in useful min
erals, and that good steel can be
made from this sand. Manufacturers
of placer machinery are now devising
improved mining apparatus for working
/ the sands.
/ In presenting colors 70 the Second
battalion, South Sraffordshire regi
ment, at Benares, india, the other
day, the prince of Wares recalled the
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29
Dropsy Treated Free
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Miles, M. D., IL. B.

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Each treatment consists of his
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The Growth of Children

Until the age of Il or IL years BOYS
are taller and heavier than girls. Then
the girls for the next few years sur
pass the boys both III weight and
height: but the boys soon overtake
and surpass them. The sons of non
laboring parents are taller and heavier
than those of laborfng parents. The
heads of girls are little rounder than
those Of boys, and always little
smaller. 1t has been round that chill
dren grow but little from the end Of
November to the end of March; grow
tall but increase little in weight from
March tillA ugust. and increase MAIN
ly in weight and little in height from
August to November.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29
FOREIGN NEWS

London Outlook says settlement
at Algeciras on the basis of the Amer
lean terms is near.
French miners demand for higher
wages precipitated by the Courriers
catastrophe, says J. COrnely.
Craze for the egg diet, which was
started by the success of the Cam
bridge crew in training. on eggs,
spreads.
Thousands are still facing the star
walton in famine-stricken districts of
Japan, in spite of foreign contributions
and the passing of winter.
Mysterious murder OF Paris manu-
facturer, which puzzled the whole city,
is solved by the arrest of chauf-
feur, who confesses tse crime.
Elections for members of Russia
first parliament are very complicated
and confusing. The ruies framed for
the big cities and the country districts
vary.
Maxim Gorky's new play, "The Chill
dren of the Sum-" deals frankly with
conditions in Russia, and is distin-
guished for it's sharp delineation of
character
Women Of civilized lands are dis
tinguished from aborigines by their
use of cOrsets, which are necessary
to the modern woman and are not in
furious to the health, says an English
writer.
Reforms" in Russia are shown to
be fictitious, and workmen, realizing
that the government is attempting to
trick them, jeer at the emperor by
formally electing dog as delegate to
the assembly.
Queen Alexandra will use her in
| fluence to stop the use of birds
feathers and plumage in millinary
Rush hats, trimmed with fresh flow
ers, will be in vogue in England dur
| ing the coming season.
That the cause of REFORM in Russia
is in grave peril and that triumph fol
the reactionaries is feared by higl
officials of the present government il
shown by an interview with prom
inent parsonage, who discusses the sit
| uation.
Economic, financial and politica
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29
GRAIN And LIVE STOCK
Twenty-eight Million More Bushels OF
Grain Handled in January and
February of 1896 Than in Same
Month in 1905.

In view Of the enormous crop or
1906 and the increased movement OF
grain in the first two months OF this
year over the same months last year,
the good prices received by the farm
ers is very reassuring. The general
business of the country arse shows an
improvement over any former year
making the prospect of the coming
year good. Below is presented a de-
tailed account of the movements of
grain and live stock this year in COM
parison with last, compiled by the
bureau of statistics OF the department
of commerce and labor. 1t is as fol-
lows:
Internal trade movements for Febru-
airy and a twO-montil period show in
the aggregate marked gains over cor
responding activities IN either of the
two Immediately preceding years, ac-
cording to reports received by the de-
partment of commerce and labor,
through its bureau or statistics.
Total receipts OF grain at fifteen in
terror primary markets during Febru-
airy amounted to 57,659,23S bushels,
compared with 45,411,546 for Febru-
airy, 1905, and 56,943,246 for February,
1904. Of the movement for the Sec
ond month of the current year, 49,
956, 10S bushels were wheat, 1885,
$50 corn, 14,759,192 oats, 6,412,925 bar
ley, and 704, 4S3 rye. During the first
two months of 1906 gram receipts at
these cities aggregated 129,761, 974
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-03-29
A N ew Grass

The new Teneriffe Canary
Grass seems to be attracting a
great deal Of attention through
out the country, and believing
that our subscribers would be
interested in testing this new
candidate for public favor, we
have made arrangements with
the introducers 20 send small
sample of the seed free to any
of our readers who desire it. A
postal card request addressed to
the Iowa Seed Co., Des Moines,
Iowa, is sufficient, providing you
mention this paper and they will
also send direcsfons for culture
and copy Of their large illus
trated seed catalogue. 1t is
claimed that Teneriffe Canary
Grass has produced over $4,000
worth of seed per acre besides
an excellent hay crop, and we
believe that it will pay all farm
ers to give it trial.
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rapprochement

Russo-American rapprochement is
sought by the car, who favors the
granting of the contract for the con-
struction of the Boring Strait tunnel
to American capitalists In the belief
it will bind the two nations.
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Berge's book, 1.-THE Free Pass Bribery
SYSTEM" free as premium. This
offer applies to full paid advance SUBJ
scriptions only.
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fact that the regiment had been ship
wrecked three times, each time show
ing perfect discipline, and he remarked
that a shipwreck tested a regiments
discipline more severely than a bat
tle
The commonwealth. (Greenwood, Miss.) 1896-1923, 1906-03-02

said he was a senator's son, but the
other boys had rather be acquainted
with me, because l belonged to the
show. and l took pity on the senator's
son n let him talk to me, without
looking cross at him, OF %snubbing him,
as l do most boys who try to butt in
on me. | got to liking the senator's
son and had him come in the tent, and
we put In the afternoon looking at the
animals.
The elephants were chewing hay and
looking fierce, and the senator's boy
said elephants were the greatest COW
ards on earth, and l said, Not or
your life; the giant in our show is the
greatest coward, and the behemoth of
holy writ is next The senator's son
said elephants were such towards they
were afraid of mice, and we could take
a trap full of mice and turn them loose
IN the ring and the elephants would
stampede, and he would bet five dol
lars on 1t. l excused myself for a 40
ment and told pa what the senator's
sen offered to bet, and pa said: Here's