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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-16
THEATRICAL BOOKINGS.

Friday and Saturday. Nov l6 and 17--Barney Gilmore. Monday. Nov l9-"Queen of the Convicts" with Selma Herman.
 Wednesday. Nov 21-"The volun. teer Organist." Monday. Nov 2s-"Ths Harvard Girls"
 Friday, Nov 30. Saturday Dec l. "The Cowboy Puncher."
 Wednesday. Dec 9-Robert Man. tell.
 Thursday Dec e+Ernest Hogan in Rufus Rastas.'
 Saturday. Dec s-"undsr Southern Skies."
 Monday. Dec 1o-"Cymbeiene' with Viola Allen.
 Wednesday. Dee 12 - Andrew Mack.
 Thnrsday, Dec ls-"The Burglars Daughter"
 Saturday. Dec 1S-"The Clans man"
 Thursday. Dec 27-EIsie Janis fin "The vanderilt Cup"
 Friday. Jan 5 and Saturday, Jan 6 --"BehInd the Mask"
 Monday, Jan 1-"The Phantom De- tective."
 Tuesday. Jan sL"Man and Super man"
 Wednesday. Jan e"Uncle Josh Spruceby."
 Thursday. Jan 10-"Confess.ons of a Wife"
 Friday. Jan 11--George M. Conan in "George Washington. jr."
 Saturday. Jan i2-"The Free Lance"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-16
noons 10 and 20 cents, ladies 10 cents. Reserved ssats. Tel 10S0.
MOVING PICTURES.

The Great American Projeotoscope company of New York offers another biz bill for It's moving picture ard illustrated song exhibition at Eagles hall on next Sunday evening. Tho headliner this week will be The Automobile Thieves" This series will tell the story of the destruction of big 5000 car. 1t pictures den of thieves plotting for their great h0ldups, the holdup and robbery of several auto parties. detectives trac- ing the criminals and finally the cap- ture after one of the most sensation al chases ever witnessed. The bill will include pictures from many of the European countries and will be of the variety kind which are. sure to please. Harry Henry of New York, who has been heard here on several occasions before. will render all his latest illustrated songs. Prices are 15 and 25 cents.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-16
Floods Cut or PortlanA, ore.

PORTLAND, Ore, Nov. IS. = Port land is cut off by floods from Seattle, Tacoma, Bellingham, Spokane and ev- cry point north and east of Kelso, Wash. The rainstorm that swept over the northwest Pacific coast has created . condition under which railroads are at . standstill or greatly interrupted
 A dispatch from Kelso, Wash, says . raging torrent is rushing through the lowlands in that vicinity, carrying thousands of dollars worth of proper ty in mad rush to the sea. The Cow ltz river, which began to rise rapidly, jumped to twenty feet above low wa ter mark, and the big 800 foot draw bridge that spans the stream between Kelso and Catlin, unable to withstand the terrific strain, broke from its fas- tenings with ( crash that was heard for blocks and joined the huge mass of debris floating down the swollen river.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-16
VAUDEVILLE.

Roland West. one of the best
 known of the younger generation of
 American players. will present his
 great protean sketch. The Crimi-
 nal." at the Jacques next week ar
 the headline feature of a bill which
 looks to be as remarkable as the pro- gram of . fortnight ago. Mir West has . skilifully written. thoroughly
 worked out little play filled with the strongest of dramatic situations q flash of comedy here and there and tremendous climax for . denouement. ln the action of the piece he assumes succeoiyely in six distinct roles an English detective. the murderer. a roustabout. . southern colonel. the self-sacrifcing parent. Hebrew pawnhroker. and a ragged nevsboy. Each characterization is a complete bit Of study. both ia make up ans execution and the rapidity with which the shifts are made is in itself an amaring feat. The criminar' fs by long odds the meet novel head liner Mir Pcii has presented this sea- son and should prove a house filler of the pronounced order. The sup porting acts on the bill are worthy of more than passing notice and will be furnished by Emil Ho<h asd com pany Ia the celightfui comedlesta. Loves Young Dream the bet sketeh he has ever had. the Bsker truups of syclists. one Of the best iu the voril: paisy Harcourt the Eng. Iiah eoDe1ienns vho made such c reneation in New York faef panmer: JoAnsfoa and Hardy. the polly cone 6Inns. Arthur wkfteinv. ths Celtic Aumor1B<s oei1e. cd HnoAsa . nns le11e1eS s11 ee1 = gen1o
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-16
Are you mak-
 ing a pint of new blood a

day or are you falling q few drops shorty If you fall drop short of the pint you're going behind. Your mus cles are getting habby. Your eye is dnll. Your back aches. Your head aches. Your spirits are jaded. You are tired and listless. Little by little your vital forces are tagging. A drop a day isn't much, but you know what the little drops of water did to the stone. In order to keep up the bodily energy you MUST manufacture a pint of rich arterial blood that is pure. stimulat- ing. and can rebuild the tissues that were used fin yesterdays work. All work burns up blood. The increased work put on the system by cold takes more blood than the stomach makes. there Is a constant shortage and weakness follows: there is fa- tigue at the least exertion because all the blood you make is not enough to keep the machinery of the body sup piled with power. Linonine cures colds through the blood. It is just the food the stomach needs to put rich. warm blood into the arteries. Blood Is life and Linonine makes it.
 George kunisch. clerk in The Globe Clothing Store. Danbury. Conn. was ss he himself expresses it. -all run down" and when a severe cold set tied on his lungs was in no shape to combat it- But listen to the sfory as he puts 1t:
 -f felt % that could hardly stand when the store cloeed Monday night I vas all run down and suffering from . cold on my lungs. told my ern- pioyer that I feared I would not be able to come around next day. I had been stufing cough mixtures and they had made my stomach so sore that | could not est . mouthfuI Of supper. Ny aunt knew of IIhonine and said that I ought to go snd get . bottle This did and h commenced to Iop~en my cold from the hnt teaspoonful. By morning I was much better and at the end Of a couple of days the soreness had all left my chest and ur ccuEh mad paced away. It beats sIi the other cough eures by . mile.-
 Mr Kunisch vas making Iess bIood than the pint he nep1ei- and when the cc,d cane on he had 10 reperve cf 0erKr to draw cn- LinouEue took rixht bold becsuse Ef pss new vsrurth giving blood Into his veina Tbss b5sud drove the cusd ouf. If wfu so tAe sane fsr ysl
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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-16
MOVING PICTURES.

The headline feature of the mov- ing picture show at Polls Sunday af- ternoon and evening will be new and side-splitting comedy film "The Country School Master" story of the trials and troubles of rural ped .gogue. The supporting pictures will be another laugh maker "Steal- ing Tomatoes" and great series of comic episodes called "The Chimney Sweeper" Prices are 15 and 25 cents. Telephone l0S4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-16
MENACE TO PEOPLE
Governor Cobb Probing Holy
 Ghost and Us Colony.
WITNESS SAYS LEADER IS INSANE
Mrs. PAslDs TolA stssv s1 Her Dsugh- tsEs' suAsrin6 at shllsA From Life h the Docisty-Ons
 Maly QaH antaA

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 AUGUSTA, Me, Nov. 16.-After | long hearing before Governor Cobb and counsel regarding the conditions existing in the Holy Ghost and Us col ony at Shiloh 1t was decided to post pone decision as to possible executive interference until the next meeting of tho governor and council on Dec. B.
 The hearing was held in response to written appeals from various citizens who alleged that suffering existed at Shiloh to an alarming degree and asked that action be taken to alleviate 1t.
 An interesting feature of the hearing was the testimony of N. H. Hartman of Boston, who until 1903 was a fol- lower of Rev. Frank L. sandford, the leader of the society, who is now sup posed to bs in Palestine. Mir. Harri- man testifed that in his opinion Sand ford Is insane and has a strong hyp- notic influence over his people.
 Mrs. Alice Phelps of Kansas City, Mo, told the council of her efforts to release her two daughters from tho in- nuence of the society. Until six years ago, when they went to Shiloh, the two young women were teachers in Kansas City schools. One of them h now an inmate of the Maine Insans asylum.
 Mrs. Phelps said that one day while she was at Shiloh trying to induce her daughters to leave she expressed her disbelief in the claim that eandford is . reincarnation of the prophet Elijah. For this skepticism, she said. she was told that If she said such things about 6andford and the other apostles she would be struck down by the hand of God, as Shiloh was declared to be holy ground.
 The report of the investigation by County Attorney Crockett branded Sandford and his institution as . men ace to the people of the state"
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-16
Eight Saved sy s.rfne..

ELBERON. N. T.. Nov. 1e.-rn the fierce northeast storm two schooners were driven ashore within an hour on the coast here. Although forty mile wind was roaring and | tremendous sea running. their crews. eight men in all. were rescued with the brooches buoy by the Long Branch and Deal Beach life saving crews. Unless the gale quickly abates the vessels will break up.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-16
E.r,ha..l. .. N.r uer,c..

SANTA FE. \. M.. Nov. 16.-Be. tween 3 and { o'clock In the morning Santa Fe was shaken for several sec. onds by an earthquake that rocked houses. but did no apparent damage. Reports show that the shock was gen eral over New Mexico. At socorro the frst shock occurred at s o'clock and lasted i've seconds. Several buildings were wrecked and people severely frightened. Several shocks followed at inteVals of from i've to ten min utes. Shocks were also felt at Tor. rance. Esancis. Albuquerque and Las yers.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-16
SNOW FLAKE pAIl.

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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-11-16
rsss ss Get o.s ss Pvssssa.

BERLIN. Nov. i6. The Baroness Liebenbers. otherwise Marie sulser. the sctres.. vho according to reports is to marry Prince Joachim AIbrechf. son of the late regent of Brunswick. as soon as she eets . divorce from h<r husband has received . gentle hint from the police to sef out of PrussfA
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-03-15
Open Letter to Hon. Frank E. Harris,
Editor Of Ocala Banner, 0Cala, Fla.

TALLAHASSEE, FLA, March 7, '06.
DEAR SIR: l have noticed in
the last few issues of the Ocala
Banner, of which you are the
editor, several articles attacking
the Railroad Commission of this
state. l note that you take the
position that the commission is
responsible for the failure Of
certain fruit and vegetable growers
to make a success in the interior
Of Florida; also for a system Of
rates which you contend is ruinous
to the interior towns of the state,
and that you conclude from these
statements of alleged facts that the
Railroad Commission of Florida is
a useless expense to the state and
ought to be abolished. Knowing,
as l do, that you have misrepre-
scented the situation, and desiring
to see corrected any false i'm
preston which you may have
created in the minds of the people,
and yet allow you a fair oppor-
tunity to defend your position,
respectfully invite and urge you to
meet me in joint public discus
sion Of this question, at Ocala, or
any other point or points in the
state and at date or dates within
the next six weeks to be mutually
agreed upon.
If you are sincere in your con-
tentions; l am sure you will well
come an opportunity to meet in
public discussion and confuse an
advocate Of the Commission law.
Very respectfully,
(Signed) r. HUDSON BURR.
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County Fathers.
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Continued from Page one)
care for him and see that he does
not again engage in selling whiskey
Moved and carried that the said
James Bond be hired to his mother
for so cents per month for balance
Of his term. He to be returned to
jail to serve out his time if again
found selling any Intoxicating
liquors.
]. Coker, justice peace district
No, IS, makes the following re-
port: I beg to report to your
honors the following criminal bust
ness done in my court for the
month Of February State vs..
Leroy Lebon, petit larceny, plead
guilty and fined 500 and cost, and
upon not paving the fine, was
sentenced to ninety days in Jail.
-alar-a-al-i.--a-e--.-ur-l -,
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-03-15
Fortnlghtly Literary Society.

The Fortnightly Literary Club
met last Friday night with Mrs.
Child and an interesting program
was rendered. The night being
moonlight and bright there was a
good attendance.
The Fortnightly Literary Society
will meet at the Methodist parson-
age Friday week at which time
and place following program will
be rendered.
Subject, Negro Folklore.
Current Events ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
j. Swearingen
Life and Work Of Paul Laurance Dunbar
Royal B. Child
Reading, Negro Dialeet. "........"
Miss Beu1ah Hollingsworth
A Coon Song .,.....,........'.
Pierce DePass
Reading Selected. ......,.............
DIR. ID. G. Barnett
Song ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Mrs McSwin
Recalling Selected
J. w. Burton
Reading ...,..,............ ..,.........
T. A. Houstoun
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-03-15

State VS.. Arthur Pettes, assault
with intent to murder, preliminary
examination and on falling to give
bond was committed to jail or
bound over to circuit court.
A. c. Freeman, sheriff, filed the
following report: The following
prisoners were confined during
said month in the county Jail; l..
| Z. Cooper, Kate Diggers, Kate
Hunter, Chas. Dauies, Staten
Johnson, Anderson Jones, McGinty
Hill, James Bond, Orlando Silcox,
Maud Taylor, Henry Williams,
John Bell, Leroy Levere, Dave
Smith and Arthur Pitts. The
following fines were collected by
me and turned over to the county
treasurer, F. f. Parker: James
Rish $l26, Joe Brown $40, James
Daniels $40.
w. c. Langford, tax collector,
filed his report. The following
taxes were collected during the
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-03-15
Circuit Court.

Peace River Phosphate Mining
Co. VS. j. J. Singleton. Assumpsit.
Damages $500. Continued.
State VS. w. R. Erwin. Assault
with intent to murder. Tried by
jury and convicted of aggravated
assault. Fined $3.50.
State VS. w. A. Roberts. Plead
guilty and fined $3.50 and costs or
Imprisonment six months.
State VS. McGinty Hill. Assault
with intent to murder. Mistrial.
State VS. J. S. Erwin. Assault
with intent to murder. Nolle
pressed on account of the death of
defendant.
State VS. Joe Keen, ST. Joe Keen,
jr. Assault with intent to murder.
Nolle pressed.
PETIT JURY FOR SECOND WEEK.
Ira Powell, J. B. Sermons, J. L.
Bostick, F. Z. Waldrop, Luther
Bryan, Geo. A. McLane, F. w.
Hays, w. A. Jones, w. T. Martin.
State VS. Joe Keen, jr. Agra
waited assault. Plead guilty and
sentence suspended upon good
behavior owing to tender years of
defendant.
State VS.. Staten Johnson,
Anderson Jones. Tried by jury.
Not guilty.
State VS. Chas. Daniels. Murder.
Tried by jury and found guilty of
murder in the first degree, with
recommendation to mercy.
Tampa Hardware Co. VS. Thos.
] Bird and V. d. Carlton; w. w.
Langford w H, Simmons, Mary
P. Simmons trading as Simmons,
Langford & Co. Garnishees.
Judgement entered against de-
PENDANTS and garnishees for failure
to plead or demurr, or appear and
answer.
State VS. McGinty Hill. Assault
with intent to murder. Nolle
pressed.
State VS. Henry Williams.
Grand larceny Imprisonment in
state penitentiary FIVE years.
State VS. Arthur Pitt. Assault
with intent to murder. Plead
guilty and sentenced to state
penitentiary for one year.
State VS. G. R. Goodwin. Selling
liquor Tried byjury. Not guilty.
Both jurys and the court will
adjourn this afternoon,
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For County Treasurer.

To rHE vOrERs OF DESOTo COUNTY;
hereby announce myself as candidate Ion
county Treasurer Of DeSoto county. Having for
the past three years assumed the duties OF this
Office for the present incumbent feel sufficiently
qualified 10 I'll this responsible position.
Respectfully,
w. NJ. PLATI.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-03-15

To rHE VOTERS OF DRSoTo COUNTY;
hereby announce myself as q candidate Tor
County Treasurer. subject TO the Democratic
Primary Of May the 18th I promise you Al
elected 10 discharge the duties Of the Office 10 the
best Of my ability. Soliciting the votes Of one
and all and thanking you in advance for same
remain Yours Very Truly,
JAMES A. HENbRY
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-03-15
Political Announcements
Those Who are Running for Office
And the Office They are Asking for
For County Judge.

To rHP VOTERS OF DBsoro COUNTY:
hereby announce myself a candidate ioT
county Judge subject 10 the action Of the Demo
cratic Primaries and solicit the support Of the
voters Of tue county. Respectfully,
r. Y. BROWN.
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-03-15
sPRcIAL scHOoL -.

Accounts were audited and paid
from the different funds as follows;
From General Revenue. .......S SIS ~
From Road. .,................. l5U9 81
From Fine and Forfeiture ..... 232 %
The champion. (Arcadia, Fla.) 1895-1911, 1906-03-15

Get Henry Whidden to take your
measure for an international suit Of
clothes at Gore & Scott's.
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reits febr siinitis au~ssefa[len. ONE
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riibruns, Der auf benz @sletie drgez
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mebr feinem DIRE auf cine ni9t mig
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SIN Mmguft.

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