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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-13

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pie perpanselt. sic fab auf bic ger.
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tein Siinber, fonbern nur elm bon
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men fonnte. SIR finbli6 parmes
9efIbl t%pnitruirte ii9 auf einmal cine
W~orfteaung 5ure6t, bic nit benz tpabz
rem Sa9perbalt bes Oiebitabls pobl
ni6t I'M G%inflanee itanb, bic iebpG
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her5ens nit benz menf9li6iten Wfits
letb gu fii1en. Sic per5ie6 plObli9
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pohl Dem Mrmen ba au helfen trGre.
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bura Safter.
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f9lug por innerer @rresuns, unb lie
pnbte ni4t, mas thun. I'm bieie
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pie auss BON ben 8dnten riidte, iab,
pie Der Hi9ter ben Saal psrlieB
unb Der &nsefluste binaussefibrt
purbe. limb plOsli9 itanb audi tie
brauben an Der Settle Der Mutter.
~9u = Muttsr - mas is benn
nit Der aron'2" frGste fie fdii4tern.
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nit amer 8rpn'2"
Scr 3i9ter bat mi bod INNER
als &ron5eusin ans'fproden ="
~Su biit q tf9appete 9rebl, bds
is .nur 10 q blaue 2eb', baB Die
@'f4i9t' s'pi9tis ausi4out."
Q4 70! ga, ba bate man's ia.
SeBt bat man feline Weisbeit pOr Sc
rt4t aussetramt, muBte Seigen, ob
man pas Sobenspertb aus Heligion
unb Ge9nen perbient bate, murbe bae
fir mod bon allen 2euten ausgela9t,
muBte fi9 gnGbig ben Sitel 8rpn>
5euge 9efaaen lafien. p6ne BON elmer
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ni6ts uno pieDer ni9ts, rrr I'm Ell
neH urmen Sungen in's @efdngnib
81 bringen. 9as fonnte iie ii9 auf
etnnlal nt4t aufammenreimen.
Die Mutter aber gab ibr gu 9auie
elm neues 3pan5is : 9enerftiid our
Selobnung, baB lie ii9 Dor 8eri9t 10
nader benommen. Die Srube brebts
bqs @elbfid apii4en ben 9dnben
bin unb Der, bermp9ts iebo9 feiner
niGt re6t frob gu tperben. Damn
fraste lie unDermittelt: nMutter, no
fiBt Der Strip 2eitipeser9"
rSn Der Sofepbtabt betm 8e5irfsz
seridt. limb iebt is s'nug NIT Der
bummen @'f9iGt'."
Die Srube aber eing am britten
Sag nit einen, fleinsn Yad.t gu Dem
5uufe in Der Sofepbitubt. no Der
5riB 2eittpeger fab. BORT erbielt lie
bic 4usfunft, baB sr iii elmer Stunbe
hsrausgelahen tperben pirbe. Sa
tpartete fie sebulbig beim Sbor. Bis
er fam. Gr par mod blei9er unb
muserer, unb feline @ussn slGn5ten in
uhidsli9er' Sraurisfeit. Oa trat bic
Sfube auf i'm gu, tpidelte bas padet
auf unb bpIte feds @epfel unb elm
Stid arun5fu9en berbor, bas fie
alles nm bic ~5tpan5ig 9ener, bic tie
bon Der SHUTTER befommen. gefauft
bate. limb als Tie linn bic Sa6en
entsssenhielt unb CT fe SOsernb in Die
5itternbsn 6dnbe nahm, iaste lie leiie
unter perbaltensn Sbrdnen: n8erSeib'
mir, Strip 2eitpeser, / pin's e'piB
nimmer tbun." Oa briidte er plDbz
lid iein f9mubises Sud- on Die
4ugen.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-11-13

1rets iarirt obne ReHer, phne Smmersen. Die ben
+" 6etanntr SebanbInns Der Reu5eit. Spredt prr
unb Iernt incline Netbpoe. 9r. q. .. 8risbam. 10
Bef Rariet Strait, sesenhber Terminal Station.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04
OUR scHooL-oNE CLASS VS.
ANOTHER.

The old school bell again chimes out
come, !" and as we look forth and see
the groups of boys and girls on their
wy TO school, we note some whose
elastic step and cheerful faces are
highly indicative Of the soul and mind.
and AL such will prove a blessing to
themselves, their teachers and their
school, Their actions show their aux.
iety for work; their lessons viii he
perfectly prepared; their reeitstions
we'll given, and they will attain to
that round on the ladder OF fame and
learning called success. They will
master all kootIy problems, not only
in school but in life. They will not re-
quire furnishing in order to teach them
the Necessity OF getting their lessons
They study because they love to; are
Industrious and energetic from princ-
pie; their life will be a success.
Following comes another group Of
boys whose Logging steps and sullen
faces show that the sound Of the bell
grated hsrshly upon their ears. These
boys will prove unruly, unkind and.
unlike the other class named, will take
but little interest. in their work, and
at the end OF the year, in spite Of
tescher's earnest efforts in their be-
half, will be hut little farther advanced
than in the beginning.
We need not say what the result
will be ia the latter case, but to these
boys parents we wish 10 say, try TO
cultivate in their minds love for the
school and school work. See to it
that they are in school every day;
that their report cards show good
grade or know why such is not the
case. I'm other words see il you can't
control your boy and not depend on
the teacher to do il.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04

Young man, 40 not take up the
study OF medicine unless YOU are NOR
ais sstlaln that you are h,ted for
earvinR out Tor yourself brilliant ia.
tute in that profession. About 1900
medical graduates are being turned
out hy the colleges each year, while
there IL ueed OF only aboit 1850. ac-
conilng 60 one ot cur most dlsiin-
gaishsd practitioners, Re,trr ,,sy 90
home on the farm, where train Drawn
and enetRg vi,l always win ts own
frWaFd. The wrll.Io.do farmer OF co.
davis the most independent man on
the green fontft1ol
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04
NO THIRD TERM

u would divide and dlslntpgfase tho
Republican party n President Roo'e.
Welt vas nominsisd Tor a third term.
Tor q maioFi,y Of that party declared
when the Conkliu maehne tried 70
nominate General Grant tor third
term that 70 DO 20 ga, 20 invlts Do.
feat Buf laying asidV the political
resulls of overriding The unwFittsn
las o. The Rspub'is. there 10 che ger.
toual mAtssF Of Me Roosevelt going
bseh upon HE expressed pfDmlts 90
the people not 20 BE- = candidate iof q
third term. Itis yell 90 remember
jut shat be save oat 60 The pahlis on
the nlRbt ~ tbr election ia 1904. shen
be said
lam deeply ssbtibls - che hope'
doue me ~ ihs American people IN
thus expressing their eanfasBss 10
shat have done asd have lfsi % 90
! sppFesisss 20 the fuil ths solsmn
responsibility THE sosddsncs lmsofss
sron me. sb9 shall % Ell ,hal IN NJ
poser lies BOT 70 i0fisli IA On ths
a,h aay o. March Hsti shall have
served three Gbd 0ns.half pears. All
ttis three asd ous.balf Ysas edHiil
t1iss my ffd term The aiss sasiom
uhlsb ilmlts the President 90 tNn
terms feFafss ths s8bslaoss, $50 uht
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04
SOUND TIMBER.

The sun was the frst paper IN the
state 10 announce for Or. Z. ). Crll
Of Palatka for the next Governor 81
Florida. aud though several papers
have seconded che motion" none 10
more appreciated than the follosing
from Hon. Albert NJ William'on's
jacksonville FloridiAni
While taking about gubeFnatorlal
candidates, both standing snd special.
we ask Again, What's the matter with
DR. GRILL"
1--WE have thought . great deal rs-
Gently Of available timber for Ibis
position.
"br. Grill has been prominently be-.
fore tho people % Florida IN different
capscitirs tor more than quarter ~
q century No corrupt OF dishonest
set stains esther bic public Or bio
private life lie has been and 10 It'll
a successful man Va business, and
those who know him beet, with one
accord. ulll alwtys tell you HE'S ALL
TO THE GOOD"
80 without any 'tsaunF the atafs
robes Of hlght. and setting che stare
81 glory. uithoot anI iawnihg Sod
hsttsring. b1i iuti a. plain. blunt
man vho u not 10 the hsbit ~ 'hJitF
90 ,hs hsndls, sad Eto can slaaTs b.
depended upon % Do ths iais. houssi
and proper thing. don'i Ell spssk a.
once. bat tell as. 'Whsi's che mstisf
4ith Df Cdnf'
"Oas oHa prirsis ops 200 70 that ~
BE- decides 20 sntsf ~ t1aisft 90
nae sho ssn beat him W.'i hsss % -
. good one. KBd siil hhos ,hsi be hss
teen 'rannirr sogns' uhra 30 has ha.
ttsss be Ftss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04
snrnlTrAAALR

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04
A Man OF PrOminence In School Circles
and 0verseer Of the Poor Says
Pe-ru-na Has Proven a Most
Efhcacious Remedy.

Herman Reese, Is New Butternut ST.,
Syracuse, N. ", is President Of the
Board OF Trustees Of Webster graded
schools, Dist. s, In the town of Salina.
He is also overseer OF the Poor,
which position has afforded him ample
opportunity for noting the causes Of
disease, as we'll as the best means Of
preventing and curing the same.
He expresses his approval OF the use
OF Peruna As q very effective means Of
solving problem OF such vital interest
20 the community, as follows;
Exposure seems 20 affecf fhe lungs
and kidneys OF the poor and hsVe
seen hundreds Of these who were
br0kendOWn IN heath from this cSHSe.
~ am pleased 90 feH you that
Peruna mss proven = nl0sf enicsci0ns
remedy IN number OF cases where
no other medicine WSs used.
~ consider &c = specific for any dis
orders Of the respiratory OrganS "
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04
pRAININe &c svERelAogs.


We bad intended 10 have nothing
to say whatever, more than We have
already said, says The Jasper News,
about Gov Broward's drainage amend
ment which is to be voted upon at the
appros ching November election. Bot
on second thought we bslieve that we
would he remiss in our duty TO the
people among whom we have lived so
long did we not, AZ least, tell them
what eur views on the subject are,
The question TO be considered IL not
Gov, Browsrd's honesty in the matter ;
not whether the drainage plan is feas-
IDLE or practicable; not whether the
lands drained would ba enhsnced Ia
value-hut whether the people, the
taxpayers Of the State, would 6e bene-
fitted thereby
As to the lands in the Everglades,
they are involved in lawsuit. Our
STATE Legislature granted every acre
Of them 20 various railroad eomps.
MES. The tros,ees OF the Internal
improvement fund, Tor the first time
IN the history ot orr state, refused 10
make deeds and The railroad compa.
net went to Law 20 compel them 20 DO
s..
It is not wise, 30 is no' gooi policy
nor Is it 10 accordAD,a With good busi.
ness methods 70 spend thousands 90
dollars ~ the people. money in i'm.
p-'ving property which may he lost
But. again, supposing. Tor The sake
OF argument, iha, there we're no ques,
iiou aboat the title % re State 20
these lands. even then they shoud nos
be- expended In drsiuiog the Ever
glades, nor any other scamp These
lands, OF every dollar Of the proceeds
derived from their sale. belongs 20 the
school fond Of the State.
u not wise. Il IL not trsi1ess.like,
Il l. not % the interest q ih- farmers
OF this country 20 take m0nsy whish u
provided by law 70 educate their shil.
dren aud drain ssamg uh..h twu-
thirds Of already belonFs % ,orpo'a.
tions, with a fair prosper % thsi' b.
coming possessed OF the ea.ssss % it.
The proceeds o. ihe sals % tAsi 'tua
II pot in the school food Nhsrs she
Law says II shall be placed, woud bene-
No every child OF school sFe In The
state Waste 10 In digging dbehes 10
The Everglades and the corporations
are the gainers and the children are
the losefs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04
THE PROPER SPIRIT.

II the better element OF negroes
throughout the South would practice
the spirit breathed in the following
resolutions adopted at mass meeting
Of the colored people in Griffin, Ga,
the two races would get along amics-
bly, and work for the advancement Of
esch other. A dispatch from Griffin,
under date Of September 2sth, says;
The better class OF negroes OF this
community have issued a card TO the
public Offering cooperation in stop.
ping crime that leads to such Affairs as
the recent one In Atlanta, and calling
on the better members OF the colored
race TO give aid. In part they say
1--WE believe that the South offers
the best advantages for the negro and
we deprecste anything which has n
tendency N destroy the peaceful relA-
ton which should exist between US
Therefore. we, the undersigned do
denounce in no uncertain terms the
fool, inhuman and british attack
upon Southern womanhood, and that
we pledge to the authorities our on.
limited support In hunting down the
criminal and Kidding our community
OF the same.
1--WE insist that the civil authorities
be assured that the best negroes Of
Griffin deplore the crime and are Tor
laW and order We are ready 90 all
times TO render any service which
would make our community a model
one.
I'VE implore the city Authorities 20
abolish eli pisces where vice and inn
morality are bred We especially
mention the pool room Tor the eolored
Of Gfifin. This plscs lures The boy
from hia work. makes him ssssliable
and implsuis into him low ideals.
1--WE furthsr recommend that the
city council snaet and enforce ttfin-
gent measures against needless sod
promiscuo0t congreEatinR o. negro
boys and girls IN and sbooi ihs depot
a. train hours. making The place noi'
fanee.
I'VE also afrs the rad enforce
msni - the vngrahey las. that Tiii
ga our streets q thsss ioa'sfs' ~ g -
THE class Who nephcs our psaer.
"wnh me assurance o. our ssFpofi
touafd law aud order, shich 80 -
gard 40 our impsristsbie dsif 80
uoald sniisi ne Sympathy snd Care
tao eansi8sFatIoa - oar uhiis ff'sads
~ oar seosts 20 become = Psoris loved
asd respected in ihs iana shsft oa'
ioi - east"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04

''d IroH nov explains that 10
~ Government having shoal.
70 'Ipsnse Of cattle inspection
is's''ary 70 raiss the price
30 neat
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04
,.ov SUBSCRIPTION:

Week SUN 81 q year SIX
n. n. single copies &C.
ADVERTISING RATES.
I..,tisements, 10 cents q line
81 81! sa,5 and h 10 cents for each addi-
n irseftion' o., three
7s \, O. months at special rates.
- ,.,, : upon application.
- and Death notices inserted
ii aISSs;traries. 5 cents a line.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04

t'r mefs 10 favor
'a'sfssnslt o. ths
's'a--I tlza ihs kara-
EsEfees several
''' e usFfsss hars ~.
-" ne ssa far lis
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-04

.' Keep from uoFkisg l.
|, "i'sonsin eoopls who
Geo eaiidSen. aged teu
90 "sal aad made then
H"..I woaIa BE- din.
'Isaishmsht 20 ht this
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YOung'S Female College
Thomastllle, GA.

Highest Cunlouum ttftreh specialists ln
FncuIyi nraad urEfue and CcrlHeate C0ufs
sea M1ti0 and HftHFssiun Nru WH.dlaga
N6wlf Iufuishfd. steam Heat hi9cui1
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ANHY Trained Nuffa end wv Hnal UWlflff
irfeetog M ilnHso HEhT CHRISTIAN uuNE
iNfLtEANts Address
4. COCnRANE HINT, Preslaent.
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'a''" have steadily increased
" o. general denuncIAtion.
'''.i have been the effect Of a
= aunsudation OF the prae-
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'''' aas respect Senator La
'''f cor Own John Stockton.
i''rrs '7r years 20 sscure .
''1 be- gos knocked out in
p iHi r7unI.
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,'in0'sele has been performed.
's'ih general has lived long
i' BE- retired for old age.
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49,, O, Congress. % COMPRESSION
Districts
FRANK CLARK, OF Columbia.
"a Jss,Iee OF the supreme Court:
|gtS PARKHILL. OF Escambia.
| inns B. WHITFIELD, OF Leon.
F,r Railroad Commissioner:
yTWTON A. BITCH, OF Levy.
RHUDSON BURR, OF Dade.
Tr STATE Attorney. sth Circuit:
I'M RIVERS.
To state Senator, sd District
H.H.McCREARY.
Mrler, House Of Representatives;
SYDL CARTER.
ia. DOKE.
For County Tax Assessor
W. W. COLSON.
20 County Tax Collector
W. DICKINSON.
For County Treasurer:
RIB PEELER.
20 Members school Board:
D. p BROOKER.
iF. FUTCH.
RIB WEEKS.
10 County Commissioners.
j. q. DAMPTER.
FF. PAULLlNG.
~ TOWNSEND.
WI. MATTHEW'S,
&C. PEDRICK.
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ORR CLUBBING LIST.

and the Thrice-a-Week
3 - void one year. .......3l %
y. ~ end the Atlanta (Gso
~ Constitution one year. l 20
~ and the Atlanta (Ga.)
III weekly Journal one year. ] 90
en- and the Semi-Weekly -
-...rnion one year........ 1 %
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i'l.au % burnt matches that
Bailey Of Texas does not
NsE York Tor Hearst.
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akNNG srF ff rrNesat 60 tr
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pas engagements elsewhere may
pressing a. % prevent his taking
'snp Tor Hearst.
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Democrats have
,aaatry o. their
1atnE q State
sans q South
ard several othsr
sever. have zoe
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Nv will not accept stamps OF a
(. denomination than 2 cents.
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ONE PENNY

Wu bring 90 You o very handsomely lilpF
tfatoa Catalosuc ~ ttc most raladlf de-
yclup.rs tutetc in The south
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|oluocRArrc NOMINEES.

49,, O, Congress. % Congressional
District.
FRANK CLARK. OF Columbia.
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y~ Jss,lce Of the supreme Court;
has PARKHILL, Of Escambia-
|nlTS r. WHITFIELD, Of Leon.
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For Railroad Commissioner;
MWTON A. BITCH, OF Levy.
RHUDSON BURR. OF Dade.
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Fr STATE Attorney. sth circuit
in RIVERS.
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Tu state senator, sd District
H.H. McCREARY.
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W, McClllum. J r. pcsstt q
Son, Suvenuse p'ue Co., ] D Guth-
Fie, and Cloud & Fagan
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKET.
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