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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-15
Eczema. letter. Salt Rheun. Itch. Ring
Worm. Herpes, 6arber's Itch.

All of these diseases are attended ~
intense itching. which is almost in
stantly relieved by applying Chamber
lain'- Sslve. and by its continued Use
q permanent cure may be effected. 1t
has. in fact, cured many cases that had
resisted all other treatment. Price 25
cents ysr box For sale by all drug
gIsts.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-15
Doctors Are Puzzled.

The v-markabl- recovery OF Kenneth
Mclver q! Nanrehoro, Ne. il the tuh-
j-ct 90 much interest TO the medical
fraternity and h vide circle OF friends.
he says o. his case: "OxinG to Sc.
we're Ibtlammati III Of the throat AID
congeslion 81 the lungs, three doctoVs
gave me- up to die, when, Ne n last re-
sort. was induced 10 try Dr. Kings
New Discovery AID am happy to cay
il saved my life Cures the worst
coughs aud cold. bronchitis. tonsilitis.
weak lungs. hoar.enes. and lsgnppe.
Guaranteed at al drug siores. c
and q. Trial bottle free.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-15
n the Bapy is Cutting Teeth

BE sure ard use that old and we'll
tried remedy, Mrs. WinslOw's Sooth.
ing syrup. for children teething. IL
.oothe. the child. soft.ns the gums,
.llay. al pain. cures wind collie and is
,he be., remedy for diarrhoea. Twen.
sy.fye ceaIs bottle.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-15
B A | R D
HARDWARE co.
DRY KILN ON FIRE.

No Damage, But Would Have Been Sc
r'oUs IL Occurring at Night.
The dry kiln Of the Eddins Manu-
featuring Company caught fire about
hslf-pasi 10 o'clock Wednesday morn.
ing. but the flames were discovered
promptly and were extin6 Iished by
the private fire = ant OF th- company
without damage.
Had the fire occurred at night the
damage might have been serious. 40
the entire plant. which is one OF the
tiuest OF Its kind in Florida. might
have been consumed
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-15
fOr the Legislature.

At the solicitation ~ friends ! announce
II, >elf a candidate for Member of the House
~ Rerr">cntatNe sun, ect to the viii Os the
tcnp.e - oppressed ~ the Democratic Ir'
ul.ry e.ertinu.
>6a" Nor the maintenance ~ the state
triNer>.ty. r"S r>tah t>hrd In this ro1ntv.
w,;s "aC-a! apvro:r ia;!urS 'cr i,~ develop
u"nt ard The advancement Of pubi" educa'
tiuu throIghnu the State.
believe To- Railroad Commission and shall
~ll port any .esi>!atinn en.ar4tnE IT. ruwcr>
81 ud decreasing it, u~siu!ne>N
\. measures tending toward the moral de-
Nctul',D. TT aud sr.iv "a az oar state y III re-
c"iNr Nv hearty >urIurL
ROiTT. r. DAVIS
- T.. carter " ~ he candidate az the pri-
mar, election for Mrmberof the Low er House
4
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-15

t. the Democratic Voters ~ District M 9
The undersigned hereby aHuOunce> himself
., q candidate for county tummi>>.o oner Of
District No !! aEh >o.cit> the support ~ the
vn',-.- 80 -... f.-'r.rt Ia the primary election
" ..- & elected fAitnfu! aud con
~.lytt....t ... Respectfully.
JOHN r. BRYANT
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-15

To the iNmOcratic Voters uf the Eighth Ju.
dic.ai Circuit OF the State ~ Florida.
HAVING r-i yOd ia the capacity .: state
Attorney since Juh A u Ls1 ami trusting
tina; you have approved Of The manner In
which have represented the state and div
cha rzed NV duties, solicit YOUR votes At the
coming p'imarN for the p">it.on Of state Al.
torney for the ElxhIh JI,iicial Circuit
Very respectfully.
Fa.atka, Fla. BENZ. q. CALHOUN.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-15
Seriously Injured.

Cincinnati. March lI-Formcr May
or Gustav Was struck by a street car
on Walnut Hills Tuesday and serious
ly injured On account OF mis- age his
condition Is regarded as very serious.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-15

I respectfully announce that I AN a candi.
date for the once OF state Attorney for the
Eighth judicial CirelIt of Florida. composed
~ the counties "f Alachaa. BAker. Hadfori.
Lew and Putnam. I conceive the faithful
and energet:r discharge Of the duties OF the
once to he a sacred obligation To the state
and II the voters Of :he circuit favor me with
the domination. ! pledge then that the inter.
e>,s ~ the state ard " society shah not >a1er
through favor ar NEGLIGENCE of mine.
THoS ". FIELDING.
Statke, Florida.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-15

hereby announce sell r"n'l.dste fOr
SIperIl>or ~ Registration for Aiachua coun-
ty. sub ect 10 the Democratic primaries. and
solicit the votes Of the i~mOrrat' SOt-Is of
th. county. JOHN NJ SKFw
NJ r,.h Iuth I.s
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-15
For (eunty Treasurpr.

To the Democratic Voters Of Aiachua County
hereby announce myself a. a caDdIdate fOr
County Treasurer. suOl ect tO your action at
the primary ot MAY IS " elected. beinR "a
maiAr with the dailes os the once which I
he'd through your suffrage for three terms !
promise YOU a faithful and efficient service.
and will make monthly accounting tO yOu by
statement at my own expense. HesIectfully
X II pEELER
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-15
LAST CnAUTAUQUA
FOR the YEAR 1906
A Great Day in Store For People
Who Will Be Present.
A FINE PROGRAM YESTERDAY

Rev. VIM. SpUrgeon Delivered His New
IeetUre-It Was q aMasterpiscs-Iast
Nights Program Pleased the People.
Today's Announcements.
There were some Who had an,ici.
pated hearing Senator Dolliv-rof Iowa.
at the Tabernacle Wednesday, but
when it wss announced thas he eonld
mot leave the Senate, and that the
Rev. William Spurgeon Of London.
England. would deliver his new lec-
tore, John BalPs Impression OF
Brother Jonathan" the people fels
sore they would hear something good.
and uere not in the least disappointed.
DR.. Spurseon has many pleasant things
woven into his lecture. and he 10 90
earnest in HE talks that they seem to
come from noble heart, which beats
warmly for the best interests OF
the people OF England and the
United States. and lie appeal for q
union Of the Two countries in an effort
for universal peace are very logical.
The music bS the Lady Washington
Quarteste made the afternoon program
OF much interest to oil.
Evening Program.
The evening program was another to
be- enjoyed by all, as the moving pic
tures aud the Lady Washington Quar-.
tette are favorites.
At the conclusion Of the musical
program Dr. Sironse made a few re.
marks and introd uced Dr. Davidson.
who complimented the people OF this
city and the success mad. bv Dr.
Strnu-e. after which the Ladie.' . Iar.
te't- sang Lad. Kindly Light" by
request ot DR.. Davidson and was called
hack for another number.
The vuagrsph pictures were up 20
the standard of the evening before.
aud they were greatly enjoyed by the
audience, a. manifested by the ap.
plause
Today's Program.
The Biblical hour i. announced for
- 30a m. TO which oil are invited
At2:i5 3. IN. n gr-a, treat is in store
tr'hs kold-rs of the star tickets.
Al 3. m. the American Nitagraph,
followed hy Eood-bye words for 10 ID
and prophecies for 1891
Sure 20 please. Blue Ribbon Lemon
and Vanilla. Absolutely pure, goes
twice as far and gives desserts the
Blue Ribbon Flavor"
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-13
BETTER SCHOOLS
School Superintendent RoCke- feller Says They Are in EX-
 CelIent Condition.
NACO TO ARRANGE
 FOR SALE OF BONDS.
Voted Two Years Ago, But Held Up on eChniCaIitieS-RoCk- efelIer Goes to Douglas to Visit Schools.

After waiting two years to get ac- tion, it is probable that as a. result of a conference yesterday between County Superintendent of Schools J. A. Rockefeller and the school trus- tees, Naco will shortly have the use 1 of S5 900 bonds which were voted and held up by the District Attorneys of. fee, on technicalities.
 Superintendent Rockefeller was in , Bisbee yesterday for a short time, af ter having conferred with Dr. O. w. Brandon, E. A. Folsom and George Jay, who make up the Naco school board. He spent several hours dis cussing with them the bond matter Rockefeller states that as a result of his talk with the trustees it is prob able that arrangements will be made to prepare the bonds in a manner sat isfactory to the District Attorney, and offer them for sale shortly, money being realized that will be used to improve the school facilities in Naco. A number of suggestions were made by Rockefeller, which will be followed out without delay on the part Of the Naco trustees. The way for them has now been practically made clear
 The schools of Cochise county are now in better condition than they have been for several years, accord ing to statement made by MT. Rock efeller, who has within the past month visited a number of them. He finds that they are financially better off than usual at this time of the year.
 Several of the schools have already closed, thus increasing the supply of teachers. Last December there was a scarcity of teachers in Cochise coun- ty. but Mr. Rockefelleyss states that at : the present time all tKe districts have all the teachers required.
 strens praise was spoken by Mir.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-13
COLLINS CAUGHT
Arrested in Fl PaSo When He
 Went Under Assumed Name to Get Trunk,
ASSUMED ALIAS OF
 "CHARLES WATSON"
Will Be Brought Back to Face CreditorS-Had Help Mak- ing Escape F rom Tombstone on Wednesday Morning.

Braving the alertness of the Fl
 Paso officers by calling at the Wells
 Fargo office in Fl Paso for his trunk
 under an assumed name, E. W. Col lins was arrested in that city yester- day about noon, and will pass through Bisbee today on his way to Tomb stone.
 To take Collins in charge and return him to this county, Deputy Sheriff Bennett passed through Bisbee yester. day on his way to the Pass City. He had with him a warrant but no requi. sition papers, Collins having promised that he would return without them. When Collins skipped from Tomb stone, owing an amount said to be l S3,000, he went direct to Fl Paso, to which point he had shipped a trunk
 week previously.
 When Collins appeared in Fl Paso yesterday he gave the name of
 Charles Watson" that being the
 alias he had chosen to use while at
 least getting out of the country.
 Telegrams had reached the Pass
 City several hours before Collins
 reached there. the officers having an
 accurate description of him. When
 he asked for his trunk they lost no time in taking him in custody, and wir ing Sheriff Hunt
 Deputy Bennett stated yesterday while going through that he felt Ger. tain of Collins returning without any opposition. That he will do this was wired to Sheriff Hunt from Fl Paso, Collins having said that he would willingly come back and face a long list of creditors.
 One of the largest bills Collins is said to owe in Tombstone is that Of P. s. Cummings, who claims that he furnished him with meat to the amount of $300, for which he never re eeiyed a cent. John Henninger as serts that Collins is his debtor to the amount of s400. Several others claim that they have money due them from the same source as Cummings and Henninger.
 Collins is now believed to have been driven from Tombstone to Dragoon Summit by a friend early Wednesday boarding the Southern Pa cific train there for Fl Paso. He did | not ride on the Fl Paso & Southwest | ern road.
 The report that Collins left Tomb stone with 5000 is without founda- | tiOn. He received only s9S7.65 from | the county few days ago. This with | 3 few hundred dollars that he collect ed is believed to be the extent of the | money he. had when he skipped from | Tombstone.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-13

Rockefeller for the high standard that prevails among the teachers of the county. In his opinion this county has the best corps of teachers to be found in any county in the territory, not ex. cepting any of them.
 Mir. Rockefeller went to Douglas last night to spend today there in the schools of that city. He will also confer with the school trustees about the issue of S20,000 worth of bonds, which were voted several months ago, held up on a technicality and recently ordered issued by the Board of Su- pervisors.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-13
TWO MORE MEMBERS.

A letter was received in the city yesterday from Humbolt, Ariz., signed by two Elks who are located there at present, stating that they would be in Bisbee in July to go with the Ari- zona Elks' Marching Club to Denver. The membership, in the club is rapidly growing. Gregg W. Summers was in Douglas last evening. signing up the boys of the Copper City.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-13
VISITOR FROM FL pAso-

W. A. White, formerly a business man in this section and treasurer oi the Braun-Ferguson Co. at Fl Pasc at one time, is a visitor in the city today. MT. White is now the pro prietor of the drug store formerly owned in Fl Paso by the Braun-Fer guson Co.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-13

If a man is unable to stand pros perity he skould sit down and give his wife . chance.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-13

Cannibals are naturally tender hearted-at least, they are fond of their fellow-men.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-13

The brave and fearless man man. ages to get there early and thus avoids the rush.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-13

It's. easier. for, the. average woman to preserve fruit than 1t is for her to preserve her good, looks.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-13

When haff q dozen women get to- gether thsy proceed to lay out their AO(ghbors and cackIe.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12
SEN. BROWN MAY SURVIVE
Remarkable Vitality and Forttude is
Being Manifested by Mrs.
RradIey's Victim.
Publishers Press.1

Los Ange-cs, Cal, Dec. 1.-THE sizi
miners entombets at the Edison Elec-
trio company's works in Kern river
canyon Friday by the cave in OF the
shaft in which they were working,
were alive at IL o'clock Monday
morning. An old miner who came
from the works states positively that
signals over steel rails of the tram
way leading down the shaft, were ex-
changed between the entombed miners
and rescuers working from the top OF
the shaft Saving their lives is next to
impossible. Three rescue parties have
been at work since Friday, and little
or no progress has been made.
Despite the pleading of miners and
workmen, the Electric company will
not issue orders to blast through the
shaft from the bottom so as to pass
through the caved-in bulwark.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12
TRIBUTE TO MRS. KULMER
is PAID BY DAYTON NEWS
Mother-inLaW Of Daniel Surface Who
Died Recently, was Dearly Beloved
by all who Knew Her-Was Called
"Mother."

The Dayton News pays beautiful
tribute to Mrs. Sarah Kumler, mother
in-law of Daniel Surface, of this city
whose death occurred on Saturday
Mrs Kumler was we'll known to mum
bers of Richmond people. The Day
ton News says:
I'VE called her Mother; we, hun
dred thousand people of a city, gave
her the proudest title that the tongue
can tell. We called her Mother
whether we were kith or kin. We
called her Mother, that she might
know that every one of us, grown
weak and weary and battered by tie
cares of life, fain would kneel down
at her feet and have her lay her gen
tie hands upon our heads, as tired
children seek the nightly benediction.
I'VE called her Mother, and she was
our Mother. She was the Mother OF
all humanity that limped her way
She was Mother in cheerfulness, and
patience, and forbearance, and pity
and love.
She was Mother to the aged who
world. and she gave them hope and
courage and consolation. She was
Mother to the young, who were start
ing upon the journey through this
life. and she gave them as a guide
and compass motherly advice and ad
monition.
Kings get their title by the sword
or through the death of others. The
title of mother comes through love
or the giving of life. A king is kins
only SO long as he has back or him
the physical force to maintain his
station A Mother is mother thru ,gh
out all eternity. SO long as the Spark
of love burns in the universe of .od
I'VE may attempt, now that the
hands are folded across the breast as
she sleeps the peaceful sleep, to honor
her memory. We may send flowers
TO be spread over the pulseless clay.
We may tell in song and story of her
virtues. We may erect monument
of granite over the grave. We may
follow in long procession, solemnly
the hearse TO the cemetery, and staI.si
with bowed and uncovered heads as
the casket is being lowered fnto the
earth. But We can never Show oEr
appreciation of her, our af1ection, our
devotion. in more inspiring way. or
in a manner more eter&l, than ay
the simple title that WI gave her
Mother Kumler''
chlldren.s Rubber BOTS at Rich i, h.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12
POSTMASTER WHO
DON'T WANT JOB
Ernest ]. Rich, Tries to Get Rid
of Office at Spartansburq
and Can't.
NOW IN BUSINESS HERE
DIVIDES TIME BETWEEN RICH.
MOND AND sPARTANSeURo
ALL THE WHILE URGING GOV
EMINENT TO SUPPLAH- LIZ 80.

| In this day and age when hundreds
of men are standing in the shadow of
the postoffice plum tree waiting anx
| iously for Congressman to shake it,
in order that they may get portions of
the coveted fruit, a man who desires
to get rid of his office, and by no
hook or crook can do SO, is almost a
prodigy, but such is the case os Err
nest j. Rich of this city, proprietor OF
a general merchandise store at the
corner of South 14th and c streets.
Mr.. Rich was the proprietor OF a
general merchandise store at Spart-
ansburg, and was also appointed post
master at that point two years ago. He
had been looking for location in
Richmond for several months and the
opportunity appeared about October 1.
He sent in his resignation to the post
office department and suggested an ap-
pointee to take his place. The de
partment sent Mr.. William G. Wise a
blank which had to be signed by the
patrons of the office, sanctioning the
change, and the new appointee.
Thinking that the department had
accepted his resignation, Mr.. Rich
moved his family and stock of goods
to this city about October 1, being of
the opinion that all was well. Ee
left his father, who had been a clerk
in charge of the office until Mr.. Wise
received his appointment, but no ap.
pointment has been forthcoming. Ap.
peals to Congressman Cromer have
been unfruitful. Since his defea. in
the Eighth district at the last election
he has ignored the appeals from Mr.
Rich, probably thinking that so small
a postoffice was not worth worrying
over.
The matter has been dragging along
since Mr.. Rich came to Richmond. In
the meantime the troubled postmaster
has been required to make forty mile
round trip drive to Spartansburg each
week in order to check up the business
done in the office. He is also being
put to a great expense as he has va
Gated the room where the postoffice is
located and is required to pay the rent,
in addition to having the care of the
office, making his postoffice a dead
expense to him instead of reimburse
ment for his services.
Whether or not he will have to move
back to Spartansburg and serve his
unexpired term, he does not know, but
is kept on the uneasy seat, for fear the
postoffice department will reach this
decision in regard to the matter.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12
WANT HOME OF THEIR OWN
There Will be important Meeting of
Elks Tonight With Banquet
Attached.

There will be social session OF
Richmond Lodge of Elks tomorrow
evening, following the business and it
is believed that the attendance will
be the largest that the lodge has re-
corded in many months, perhaps in
it's history. An elaborate luncheon
is being prepared and the evening
will be one of much enjoyment. 1t is
likely that the ElkS will investigate
the ACCESSIBILITY of procuring a home
of its own and a special committee
for this purpose, probably will be APP
pointed tomorrow evening.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12
MORNING, DECEMBER IL,
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them to leave their res1u-novs Tnurs-
day or Friday.
War Minister Picquart ordered re-
cruiting officers to require ecclesiasti-
cal students to present their ceTtif-
Gates Those who fail to do so by
Dec. 20 will be ordered to joint the
colors Jan. z. The orders affect $500
students.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12
EXPOSITION AT FRISCO
Earthquake City Planning to Have .
Mammoth Fair in the Year
1913-Company Formed.
Publishers Press.1

San 80. Il.-,San Fra1.
cisco proposes to have a worlds fair
in 1913. The project was proposed
shortly after the fire and is no longer
an uncertainty. Fifteen citizens form
ed corporation TO be known as Pa
cific Ocean Exhibition company, which
plans to give a mammoth fair in 1913,
to commemorate the 400th anniversary
of the discovery of the Pacific ocean
by Balboa, and the completion of the
Panama canal The organization is
capitalized at s5,000.000.
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12
LAMP SET CURTAIN AFIRE
Small Blaze at Frank Wintersteen-
Home Caused More Excitement
Than Damage.

While passing through a hallway at
her home on North 18th street last
night, Mrs Frank Wintersteen uncon-
sciously set heavy damask curtain on
work in the kitchen she heard a
cracking sound as if something were
burning, and looked up to find the
curtain all in flames. Create excit-
ed. Mrs. Wintersteen rushe d through
the burning curtain and to the street.
An alarm of fire was sounded and No.
3 department soon came. n The cur
tain was torn down and Ahrown into
the street. Little dama4 was done.
Children's Rubber Boets at Rich
monG Shoe Co. 1ost
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12
Salvation Army Begins Work of
Providing Christmas For Poor

city now bending its special
less helped by
Salvation
to make Christmas happy
children They asking
For the be
Main street and the public
them VIII TO good Donations
can be left at the Army headquarters Main
street
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12

children's Rubbes bots at Rich
mond Shoe Co. IL ct
The Richmond palladium. (Richmond, Ind.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-12
Brown May Pull Through.

Washington, Dec. 1.-THE remark
able fortitude and vitality, shown by
former Senator Brown, of Utah, who
was shot by Mrs. Anna NJ. Bradley
last Saturday, cause physicians at the
hospital to believe his chances for re-
covery are good, should no complica-
lions set in. His condition continues
to improve.