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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
Doctors SAID He Would Not Live.

Peter Fry. Woodruff. Pa, writes ,
After doctoring forlitwo years with
the best physicians 10 wsynesburR,
aud stin getting worse, the doctors sd
vised me " had any business 20 at
tend to, had better.sttend to Il At
once, as could not possibly live
another month, az there was no cure
for me. Foley's Kidney Cure was rec
commended TO ms by friend, and I
Immediately sent my son 20 the store
for Il, and after taking three bottles I
began TO gee better, and continued to
improve until was entirely we'll" J.
W. McCollum & %.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12

Nearo cIuen aa Years.

Belleyille, Ills. Oct. liza jury in
the circuit court returned a verdict
finding Thomas Watkins, a negro tae
president OF the Thomas Jefferson
Dollar Bill (negro) club Of st. Louis.
guilty of murder and fixing his pun.
ishment at 80 years in the peniten-
tiary. Watkins was convicted Of hav-
ing killed George Miller, a white man,
who drove a party Of negroes to Pitts.
burg lake, on May rs last, on fish.
ing excursion. Miller and Watkins
became embroiled and Miller was
shot
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
Napoleon BOnaparte

Showed Mt the battle Of Ausierlits
he was she grestest leader 10 the
world. Billiards. Snow Liniment has
shown the public IL Il the best lini-
ment In the world. A quick cure for
rheumatism, spraius, burns, cuts, etc.
A.. @. Pitts, Rodesss, La, Says; II
use Billiards. Snow Eminent In my
family and tind it unexcelled for sore
chest, headache, eorns--in fact for any
thing that can be reached by lini-
ment." Sold by w. M. Johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
PoIlesmsn s.rleu.lr nurn,a

Columbus, . OCT it.--Thnce DO
neemea ~efe seriously burned By an
explosion Ia an emp,y tenement hoase
near the Capitol hotel ca West Df0ad
street Policeman swaaeye cluihes
caught hro and as plunged laio
Watering trough Poncemen Capsy
and Murray were burned and OTIS
Kilhourne. driver of = gasoline saEoa
vas blurred Tar teaana had norcd
and ,akiag go store. ssa no, stobpt4
up ihe as plro ihc escaping rus
nllipE tat hupfe The pallce entfrsf
the k0use 90 ste vhai Was tae tron
be ahea tae explosive tolioWea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
TwIes savea Ion LynehInn.

Now Orleans, Oct, IL. To escape
lynching "A l2-yearold negro boy,
known as Jesse james. was brouglS
here from Amite, la. ana placed ia
the parish prison The boy was &C
cused Of attempted rape upon q
4.year'old white girl and II was nee
essary for the sheriff al Amlte to take
him secretly aboard train to Is.
cape the lynchers This was the BOYS
second escape from lynchlnE. Imme.
dietely after the crime he was drag
ged into the woods by friends OF ne
family Of the outraged child and a
rope bad been placed about his neck
Co account 81 his youth, however. he
was whipped instead OF hanged.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
oIIIn Reaaan under nond.

Conyers. Ca, Oct. "A few
weeks ago Henry A. Turner and Bur
ton Reagan, both OF this (Rockdale)
county, casually met and unfortunate.
ly disputed over the small matter Of
$3.50. Turner. II Is alleged, struck
Reagan with a stone on the bead and
knocked him down, when ollin Rea.
gan, seeing his father Frustrated with
the blow, took up rock and struck
Turner on the head a hard lick, from
which he died last Saturday. The
Reagans were arraigned In our JUS
tice court Burton Reagan and Wal
ter Reagan, another son, who hap
pened to be present during the dis
pute, We're bound over IN bond OF
$500 for assault to appear before the
next superior court. Ollin Reagan,
who struck the fatal blow, was bound
over in $500 bond for voluntary
manslaughter
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
CUTCURA- THE SET, 81.
Complete Treatment for Every
humor from Pimples
90 ScrOiula

nathe che affected parts with hot
water and Cuticura soap, "a cleanse
The surface ol crusts and scales and
soften the thiCkcncd Cuticle; dry,
without hard rubbing. and apply
Cutieur8 Ofntmcnt freely, 90 allay
itching, irritation. and inflammation,
end epothe ard heal; and. lastly, take
C0ticira Reaoivcnt Pills 90 cool and
cleansc che hood A single sc. costing
hut ono dollar, d oftcn sufficient %
cure the most turhifinF, diarlring.
itching. burning. and tcaiy SKIN. eealp,
and blood humoTs, with loss q hair,
irum inianCy % axe Whrn AZ olsr ials.
ce'igpls $40. 80, n.riTirf as. rssetlHtf ~ -
tgaf = caa,ssi fs,st fgtf - 1sff., sfEi - "a
- - se-A t-ei TIE "a tlera t-'p.
- y, = - ~. - So, Issss.at ptas,.t,s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12

iy mother has suddenly been made
nR ~ 70 Twenty years Of intense
erlng from dyspepsia had entirely
hled her, until six months ago,
ID she began taking Electric Bi,ters
hich have completely cured her and
siored the strength aud activity she
sd In the prime OF liie," writes Mrs.
# L. GIlpanrlck OF Danforth. Me,
Greatest restorative medicine on the
8be. Sets stomach, liver and hid.
tss Fight, purIfes the blood, and
lures malaria. bilionsnesa and weak.
Wonderful nerve tonic. Price
Guaranteed by All druggists,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
DOCTOR CURED
OF ECZEMA
Maryland Physician Cures Himself Of
Eczema with Cuticura Remedies.
Prescribes Them and Has Cured
Many Cases Where Other Formulas
Have Failed = Or, Fisher Says;
CUTICURA REMEDIES
POSSESS TRUE MERIT

Ny face was afflicted With eczema
IN The year 1897. used the Cutieura
Remedies, and was entirely cured. /
am praoticing physician and very
often prescribe Cuticura Resolvantand
Cutioura Soap In eases Of eczema, and
they have cured where other formulas
have failed. am not IN the habit Of
endorsing patent medicines, but when
/ find remedies possessing -ue merit,
such as the CutiCura Remedies do, am
hrOad-minded enough To proclaim their
virtues 90 the world. l have been praC-
ticing medicine for sixteen years, and
must say find your Remedies A No. 4.
You are AZ liberty 90 publish this letter,
OF any part II H. ircmain, very truly
yours, q, "a. Fisher, NJ. d., Big Pool,
Md, May "a, 1905"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
) on NEGRO DOING WELL.
os Encouraged over condl-
llonn Of YOUNG Men.

lions Of Young Men.
Ca, Oct. 11.--W G. Sol
y. and @. NJ. Adams, Jr,
owing. They have shown all
DO Of steady gain. The hos
ysicians are now much en-
about both victims of the
the park Saturday night
been no setback for either
eung men. and every change
for the better They are
and restfui Their chances
very have been greatly in
During the past "a hours. and
extreme anxiety OF their
greatly relieved That they
eyer IL almost a certainty at
court was the scene OF trials
ri men who took part 10 the
Hence OF Saturday night. A
lItfable sight confronted the
ia the spectators In one case,
b now believed that one man
went into the fray came out
a sound mind @. G. Lyle,
s man from HARRISON county,
ken from the county jail by
who declared that the man
u crying frantically for the
the negro who had shot Ad.
solomon when he was lock-
Tuesday he clearly showed
IS mind was affected. and In
unbalanced state he begged for
There was no sentence.
Nottingham was severe In his
|la against the lawlessness, and
be came 10 deal with this case
police present bad occasion to
bt attitude OF the court.
was sent back to a cell, and
tlll be called upon TO decide as
D. sanity.
4 Hlghtower another prisoner.
been taken when he cried.
'ch him." and a fine Of $50 was
,sed.
ls4e are still other cases TO be
d In connection with the disturb.
Of Saturday night.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
Injured whIIe coupIlno cars.

Rome, Ca. Oct. 11-Cornelius
Bryan, young man in the employ
OF the Southern railway, while coup.
ling cars was seriously hurt by being
mashed between a freight car and a
platform. He IS well known and has
been In the employ Of the railway
for some time lie will probably re-
cover.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
centraI EIanman KllIed.

Columbus. Ga, Oct. II Lawrence
Martin. young man about 20 years
OF age, whose home was In Florida,
was run over and killed by Central
OF Georgia work train, In Harris coun.
ty His remains were carried to
Florida. He was fiagman in the
centrars employ.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12

efman. 1. r., Oct H. Charles
ar was fatally shot here by Or.
" wright. a physician The latter
q abdcr arrest The shooting result
BON alleEed attentions OF Mr..
ihpr 20 WHghts wife.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12
Frost IN Alabama.

Eigmlngham, Ala, Oct II FROST
'en here aud throughou, north Ala
.sma Tuesday night. and tender veg.
.istoh was killed In many plaoeA q
~ the fFst Of the season.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-12

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Connecticut western news., 1906-12-20

How to Choose n Present For a Boy
 One is often at loss to know what to give to boy on Christmas day who Is past the age of toys, says the Pill grim. If camera Is considered too ex- pensive and he has any taste for 1t, a set of typography utensils will be help full to while away some of the long winter evenings. One or more of the units" of sectional bookcase may in- spire him to acquire good books to read, and an umbrella of his very own, a good one with his name engraved upon 1t, will please him as much as a box of chocolates will a girl. At any rate, try to give the boy something per sonal and not too practical. Eliminate kerchiefs, neckties and gloves from his list this year and substitute a ring cuff buttons, a sweater or football suit, rifle, fine knife or even silver match safe. Don't be afraid the last mentioned will induce cigarette smok ing, for your boy has, of course, beer trained to avoid that, and every mar and boy has need of matches many times though they never smoke.
Connecticut western news., 1906-12-20
How to Roast the Turkey.

Nothing can take the place of tur- key at Christmas, and no way Is so satisfactory as to cook it in the style our grandmothers did. To do this clean, singe and wash 1t well. Make a dressing of breadcrumbs, with chop ped onion, celery tops, the giblets boil ed and chopped fine, two ounces of fat salt pork, a quart of. oysters and their strained liquor, dry sage, a little thyme, sweet marjoram and a heap ing teaspoonful of dry ginger, with salt and pepper, rather more than usual, as the meat absorbs much of the season ing. When the bread is soft with the oyster liquor or tepid water, add the other things and work them together, adding two beaten eggs Fill the tur- key with this and tie it well, fastening the legs and wings to the body. Then lay the bird In deep pan, fill that with water and lay some slices of pork or waxed paper over the breast and wings that they may not burn. Have a moderate oven, so the inside will cook we'll. The water should be just to the top of the pan, and if 1t Is deep enough to cover half the bird so much the better This Is the famous plan of Lucullus, who used to serve pigs half boiled and half roasted. So, when one hour and a half for ten or twelve pound turkey have passed, turn him over and fill the pan again as full as possible. The steam cooks him as well as the heat of the fire. By the end of another hour look at him, and, if he needs a little basting, haste him. If not, let nature take her course, and at the end of the full three hours the tur- key will be done all through and the water will have all absorbed or evapo- rated. Dredge a little flour on the upper surface of the bird and let Il brown. Dish, and with the residue il the pan, with some more water, make the gravy with a little four stirred into 1t before the water Is added. TheI pour boiling water in slowly, stirring 1t all the time. This gravy should be strained. This is the best as well as the easiest way to roast turkey, as | requires absolutely no attention, save to watch the fire and look at 1t tht last half hour once after 1t has beer turned over. It is rich, juicy and ready to fall apart.
Connecticut western news., 1906-12-20
HINTS FOR BOYS.
Nev- They Can Make Useful Christi
 mas Gifts For Mother.

Boys who wish to make some useful gifts to their mothers on Christmas day may profit by the following sugges- tions:
 Make a large portfolio to hold her table doilies, says the Pittsburg Press. Take two large squares of cardboard; see that they are neatly trimmed. Leaving space of half inch for ease in closing, set the backs. together by gluing along the two edo.s strip of strong tape the color of the cardboard. Glue to both covers at top, side and bottom bit of the tape for trying the folio. Doilies ironed straight and kept in such a holder will not be creased when placed on the table.
 Make a table protector for the tea pot or hot dishes out of raff1a and an old hat crown frame. Cut out the crown, round off the ends, wind the wires with rafiia. Begin in the center and weave closely around and around until the outer edge of the frame Is reached Make a braid of raf1a by doubling several straws for a strand and finish the protector by sewing 1t on with thread of raff1a. These may be made in straw color, green or red.
 Make hot handle holder by fitting together several thicknesses of heavy cloth, quilting them on the sewing ma chine and binding with tape. Leave loop of the tape at one corner for a hanger A half dozen of these will save mother many little burns.
 A boy handy with hammer and saw can make an ironing board that will be high enough to save mothers back. Set the smooth, well seasoned ironing board on to stout frame, coy- CT 1t with padded felt and see If 1t doesn't delight her.
 A common chair which has outlived its usefulness is useful for a sewing chair cut off six inches from each leg. A low chair is restful when the body is tired. Paint the chair a color har- monizing with the colors in the room where It will be used.
 Sometimes the sink Is so low that the dishwashing bends the back. Take a box, light weight, about eight inches high, cover 1t with zinc, being careful to hammer down sharp places, and It will be handy thing to set the dispan on
Connecticut western news., 1906-12-20
How to Insure Safety, at chri.tm.s.

Every year comes the shocking Christ
 mas report of sone tragic death, by fire. The tree is, overturned. a candle sets fire to the. gauzy drapery of n Christmas fairy" the diaphanous wings of an "angef. or. most frequent of all, the infiammable cotton batting so often employed at Sunday school or private festivities to represent snow, says the Kansas City Star. Children are tricked cut to represent frost kings and elves. Santa Claus uses 1t for beard and coat and all without a thought that an Overturned candle or contact with gas Jet would in an in, stant turn the merrymaker thus adorn, ed Iato a human torch. There are ae- ctdents and fatalities enough in the or dinary course of events without tempt Ing providence in our thoughtless eff forts at providing amusement Even without the cotton wadding Ii Is tho part of wisdom to have a heavy blan- ket close at hand for use In an emer- gency, and also, If iam3s are used, q big bucket of sand or earth.
Connecticut western news., 1906-12-20
How to Make a+rrsssnuasnH For Trees.

How to Make a1rrisnussnu For Trees.
 Pretty confectionery holders for Christmas, trees may be made from walnuts. ,. To pxapure these take some large nuts. ai smnIl bottle of gold or silver paint. some' short pieces of very narrow ,rIbbpns and small sweets. The shell of, thep walnut Is carefully prled apart with tha, thhn blade of n pocket knife The kernes Is removed, and the walls of the, nut are scrapcd as smooth as possible With any sharp lnstru. ment holes are bored in the ends of tho |, two. pieces; of shell. The outside of thee nut. Is, then coated with gold or silver palntt md allowed to dry before tue, bits of ribbon which are to form the hinges are threaded through the parfo-. rations, at the ends of tho sections The inside, eg the nut Is filled with small sweets before the last bow Is tied, In It's completed form the souvenir looks like gold nut. Surprise nuts are made. in much the same way as the honhonr niercs. Instead of being filled with sweets the interior of this souvenir Ia, stled with cotton wool of the.same colt or as the accompanying ribbons. In~ side the cotton some pretty little gift may be tucked away. Tiny dolls and miniature toys of any kind are sulta- ble for the surprise nuts. Pretty trim kets made of silver may be purchased If the hostess wishes to- make particu. larly acceptable souvenirs.
Connecticut western news., 1906-12-20
How to Make n Ribbon Holder.

A lingerie ribbon holder to be given as a Christmas present Is made of two silk covered disks placed on each side of the flat bolt The disks covering the flat wooden spool on which the ribbon Is wound may be used as cushions for fancy pins
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-17

Harry Cary was in the city this
week.
Ladies' velvet topped shoes--Fred
Hafnes a Co.
l Foster wac over from his Silver
Creek home Monday.
just like finding goods --schwsrtz
4 Budelman's cost sale.
The little son Of Mrs Tex Martin
fell yesterday aud broke bic arm.
HorsemeD should see the pedi-
gree Of Fillmore Chief the trotting
stallion.
Ladies, Misses and Childrens
hats,and caps at Luneburg & Dali
tons.
Fred Haines a Co invite the
ladies TO call and see the line Of
Daisy goods.
DIN McMenamy, who has been
sick for some time, is again able 10
be about his duties.
Dr. w. c. Brown, Dentist. oHice
in the new stone building north Of
the Post Office.
Frsnk Adrien has been 20 from
the southern part Of the county
this week
A comfortable, home-like place
for the people when in from the
country-The Overland.
G. W. Clevenger & Co have re.
ce!ved big lot new furniture which
the public should call and see.
A number Of our town people
went out to the Tom Baker home
last night to attend a dance.
IL you wish 10 be located on a
good homestead, see r. NJ. Jordan,
the surveyor.
The who'd saw and barley roller
Of Austin Goodman is kept busy
with ORDERS ahead all the time.
See toft that your wood 10 sawed
and housed before the stormy
weather sets in.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-17
HARVEY LOCALS.

Squire" Davis has been very
busy since returning from Burns
preparing aud mounting various
specimens Of his skill IN taxidermy
aud he will be pleased 10 secure
such work NJ well ne to procure
any eagles, wild cats, or coyotes
suitable for mounting.
G. w. Logan and Dot Davis
who went over TO the lake Tuesday
for n hunt returned Thursday.
The Sunday school entertain
ment last Saturday night was
success resulting in net proceeds
Of eight or nine Dollars Tor the pur-
chase Of new music books for the
school (lack Of space this week pre-
vents our printing the program fur
nished us in full but Il was very
creditable
Mrs Roht Drink kwater who has
been III the past week, was oonsid-
cred quite serious on Thursday and
DR.. r d Burrow was summoned 10
treat her. She was afflicted with
complication engendered the cold
weather.
The mails continue rather irregu-
lar and the stage drivers have a
hard trip over the mountains from
the east.
Railroad matters are quiet here
at present aud nothing In that line
has transpired this week more In
teresting than the arrival Of two
surveyors Monday afternoon who
accompanied c, w. Logan and
Dot Davis TO Lawen 10 join the
party at Island Ranch.
The election Of Officers at Harvey
City occurred on Thursday result.
ing in the choice Of Fred Haines,
mayor; c w Crawford, J W Shown,
Conncilmen TO serve two years; q
A Demeris Treasurer; G A Smith,
marshal; Joe Lloyd, surveyor.
J. III. Logan, Joe Clark and
Tom Houser went TO Burns on busi-
ness Friday.
james Gilbert visited Burns Fri
lay.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-17

1sobmit my name a. candidate for
county com missioner ON the Democratic
tickle, and pledge myself " elected 10 Gu
the once 10 the beet Of my ability. Ny
long residence in Harncy County has
given me an intimate knowledge Of the
needs Of its growing population aud de.
vcioping resources and I win at all
times strive 10 act with the idea In view
Of subordinstine personal interests TO
public good. As member Of the coun-
~ court | would try 10 make my posi-
ton known on all subjects before that
by my recorded action at all times.
JAsrKR DAVIS.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-17

hereby Announce myielf . candidate
Cor the nomination for the ofiice Of conn-
~ Judge Of Harney County, Oregon
subject TO the decision 81 the republican
voters At the primary election 10 be held
on the 20th day OF April 1905.
should receive soch nomination
promise to makes vigorous, and honor.
acle campaign and
II elected will qualify aud pledge my
self 20 give the ofiice my very best at.
teption al all times and will always ia.
vor managing the affairs OF the county
upon purely business principles at all
times hewIng 10 the line letting tho
chips fall where they may.
without casting any reflections ON
others, believe Il In the interest Of eco.
nomy and good roads TO divide the coun
ty into smaller road districts aud will u
elected favor a division OF road district
Number 80 as 10 include Drewsey and
Pine Greek precincts in one rood dis.
trict
am In favor Of good roads safe
bridges and In contracting wherever
possible all work aud construction there.
on, all contracts to be LET 10 the lowest
bidder offering . good and sufficient
bond but believing we have competent
builders In this county would favor
home bidders where possible.
Ono. FRy.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-17

] hereby announce myself candidate
Tor the office Of County Judge Of Harnoy
County. ore subject TO the choice Of
the voters at the democratic primary
April 10. 1905.
II elected will opdssvor 10 discharge
the duties Of the ofiioo impartiAlly, aim
ing TO give tho whole people square
DEAL. Conducting myself A. a servant
Of the people and no, tool oi any fac.
tion. ] will give constant attention 10
the duties Of the Office being ever ready
transact the daily routine OF business
and will not be "out oi town." when
business OF such nature Il 10 be- trans
acted before me. will conduct the
business Of this offioe as economically a.,
may be consistent with the efficient and
practical administration of County ai-
iairS, looking always 10 the welfare and
best interests Of the people.
Gno. ID. HA0EY.
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-17
TIMBER LAND NOTICE.
UNITED s.l.I srArss m i,sSp oFFlcE,

NNAti"t RANANut NNNNNNNf - ANtNAN
Noiiec is hereby given that 10 compliance
whh the provisions oi the act OF Congress ~
june y i>lS cntitlcd "An act Tor the salcof tim
~ lanas IN the states II California. OtcCUn
Ncvade, aud Washington Territory a. cxtend
~ " ~ the Public land states ~ act - August
4 lceA John n Husers. of f1fc. count, IL
tfuokt state Of Oregon. has lhte DAY H,fd in
thie pficc bic sworn statement No NJ ief the
purchase oi the SKA of section No. fo in Tow n
Nhip No. n Range No. "a ~. W ana
moe valuable Cor ~ tlmher or stone than ~
AkticuitOral purposce, and 10 csfahltth his
siaim 70 said land before the Register and
neccivet 81 this once ~ eufus uvcgcn. on
Monday the 18th day Of APRIL. lpoi
We names ~ Witncescs \. a. Oihhlc and
ffsnk slsrfcr q Riley, oregon. thomss Siingcr
run
Any and All persons claiming ad,ef iiy The
abofe described lands are requested 70 flc lhrif
claims In this once on OF before said esth dey
~ April, ilN.
w. fApRn Register
The times-herald. [volume] (Burns, Harney County, Or.) 1896-1929, 1906-03-17
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the
co-pertnership heretofore existing
between Drs W L Marsdsn and J
w Geary has this day been dissoiv-
cd by mutual consent. All parties
knowing themselves 10 be indebted
to the firm of Marsden 4 Geary
are requested to call aud make
settlement at once.
w. L. Marsden.
]. w. Geary.