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FIELDS ASSA|LS
MUTUAL TRUS Tees
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which Fields issued through his physl-
clan. Mr.. Fields says that in all his
career at Albany, he never had any per-
sonal dealings with Andrew Hamilton,
long the executive agent for the New
York Insurance Company. Tho statement
In which Mr.. Fields savagely arraigns
the officers Of the Mutual, with whom he
had dealings, follows:
1In the first place. I never gave
briLe to any ono in the whole course
Of my career. l have come home pre-
pared to vlndicate myself completely.
x In doing so, 1 shall let the truth which
shall speak, fall upon whom 1t may.
4 All of those trustees Of the Mutual
who are now pointing the finger OF
scorn at me were aware Of all was
doing in Connection with executive work
y tor tho Mutual, and when they say that
\ they were ignorant Of the character
Of my work. they were saying what Is
untrue.
Laughs at Story.
IT am here to challenge them III
every such statement they may make
or have made. ! am not an old man
Il like Mr.. Richard A. McCurdy, whose
\ age is SO great that he could not de-
fend himself. While my bodily
Il am mentally as strong as 1 ever was,
and am determined to vlndicnte my
self In the eyes Of the public. have
& to1laugh when read the statement OF
the trustees TO thu effect that por-
ton of the records Of the supply de-
" spnrtment Of the Mutual is missing,
or was destroyed, ! will say now that
at is absurd to say that n single book
E or record in the supply departments
K of which I was held Responsibilities
Il been taken from the companys office.
The story simply amuses me-nothns
more. These trustees will have all the
records of the supply department when
they want them They are not miss
ing.
CAS- to the payments by Robert
\ ELEPHANT, chairman of the eXpcndl-
ture committee, Of amounts ranging
Il from So. 600 upwards. and nggregnting
in all about s6n1oo0, paid TO me,
q will say that l can furnish !, fun and
was done with this money and can
show that every payment was fully
authorized. l saved for the Mutual
by my work at Albany hundreds OF
never committed q dishonest net.
do not propose that the men assoo..
ciated with me IN. the Mutual shall
destroy my reputation to further their
IN own private ends Inc sttIy ubo"l
the So called house Of m!rth In Albany
was a gross libel. Nothing ever. took
place in that house, which was simply
my Albany residence, of which ! or
any other God tciring.. man need be
ashamed. l%fn sprepared to tell the
truth, no matter whom It may hurt,
be his position high or low.
al Will Likely Testify.
Wils.,m II. Truesdalc. chairman of the
Mutuals international investigating com
mittee, said to-day:
ut would not be proper 70. rle 10
\ state that Fields will ba called upon
to make statement to this commit
tee That such n course is likelH.
mower vested In the committee that
M could be exercised to compel Fields, to
. give ii an explanation, and any thht
n he does make will be purely volun-
va y=lry -
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TO CURE a COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take LAXATIVE BROAiO lQulHINE Tablaty.
Druggisls refund money II II fails to cure.
b ~, GROVES SIGNATURE Is on each box. &c,
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-17

Last Tuesday evening" Me Q. r, Pea.
cock aud Miss Sadie Hale went quiet.
~ around 20 the residence of Rev. w.
a. Funk, The Methodist minister here,
and we're united In The bonds Of holy
wedl0ck
The young couple KEEP, their secret
nntil ueIt morning, when they sprung
% ~ quite 4 surprise on their friends
aud relatives
Mrs. Peseock ls the daughter o. Col.
D. Hale. Who Is we'll known In the
newspaper fraternity Of this State aud
Georgia and had been here for some
time On a vlsit % her sister, Mu J O..
Thomson.
Ne Peacock Il The son Of Mr.. J, @
Peacock Of willistou, prominent tnr.
pentlnc operator.
Ne Peacock leis yesterday Zoe OoAla.
where he has accepted a position on
the staff Of Toe Evening Star. aud
Mrs. Peacock viii join him Suaday.- -
Daunellon Advocate
The contracting parties are we'll
kBoVn throughout THE section. having
Formerly resided AZ willlston. Their
numeruBs ftieuds cStend coogratu.
lsti0ns.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-17
On AulemoblIe Tour.

ed Carmichael aud Cos HALEY Of
Ocala arrived IN the city Tuesday
morning. They came through In Mr..
CaFmlchael's Northern automobile,
leaving ocala Monday afternoon
They are on a brief tour, and left 10
abe afternoon Tor High Springs From
High SPRING. they viii proceed down
che West Coast division OF the Attain
tlc Coast Line 10 Duunellou. from
whence they will return 10 ocala.
Mr. Carmiehsel's machine Il a good
one. eighteen horsepower, aud plows
thfopeh the heavy rosds with ease
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-17
Danger from the Plague.

There's grave danger from the pla-
que OF coughs aud colds that are so
prevalent, unless you take DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption,
Coughs aud Colds. Mrs. Geo. Walls
Of Forest City, Me-, writes; Its
Godsend to people living 10 climates
where coughs aud colds prevail. tnd
IL quickly ends hem. IL prevents
Pneumonia, cures lagrippe, gives
wonderful relief ia asthma and hay
fever, and makes weak lungs strong
enough o. ward of consumption.
coughs and colds. zoe aud 500,
Guaranteed 10y all druggists. Trial
notile free
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-17
Auto For R. r. D.

New YORK., Oct lS.-Persons liv.
ing on rural delivery route No / OF
Paterson. n. j., have given. the car
rier. Peter e. I.ydecker. an automo-
bile in which to make his deliveries.
Lydecker's route runs through the
Preakness mountains and covers %
miles. Tie made the journey In three
hours and three-Quarters. while with
a horse and wagon It takes him eight
hours TO cover the ground.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-17
M. sTRINoFeLLow's PuRoHAsE
Has Bought the Elegant Ludwig Home
on West Liberty Street.

]. D. strlngfellow has added to bis
real estate possessions by the pur-
chase OF the elegant e, Ludwig home,
corner West Liberty and South Are.
dondo streets,
This home, which formerly belonged
to r. L. strinRfellow. was sold about
three years ago 10 Mr. Ludwig, who
hiss since occupied II with his family.
II II not only one OF the most dcsir.
ably located homes In the city, bat one
Of che handsomest and most con.
venienily arranged, and the new own
or ~ 10 be congratulated.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-17

chlcaso, oct ls Two pastors
ss,i jar champlontalp BASEBALL series
az g laplc fas pe'1l tlsconse Sunday
ulFat n1ta sfer3 thai ths game
D. ,he c'eaaeR SPORTS hu ,Aey
dsflnrv ,ae nU iAst Eamhliag vas
pcrmuisd cn. ioe Eroaass. and thai
Gee 81 itn cu vst PLAYED oa
Sgats, ftn s9et altt 20 gAe uaa.
aErr 60 ekt sab3 tEaiusg Nese
$40 efIa ,r nia
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-17
DEATH OF HOMER LOVE.
Well Known Young Man Of Trenton
Passed AwaY--FunsraI Tuesday

wen NnoWU NouHb WAN OF IFeUtou
Passed AwaY--Funeral Tuesday.
Information was received in this city
Tuesday night Of the death Of Homer
Love Of Trenton, which occurred at
the home OF his father. Hon, r. ].
Love. near that place, at IL O'Clock
Monday night
Deceased was thirry.two years Of
age. He.was born aud reared in Ala.
chua county, and was known by near.
~ every person in the West End and
in Levy county, where he has operate cd
extensively for several years as mill
Ter, ginner and cotton buyer with
great success His death resulted
from congestion OF the stomach.
Deceased was married about three
years ago % Miss Josie Gay OF Tren.
ton. daughter Of Mr.. and MRS. w, II.
Gay. They lived happily together.
and two children were bora 20
them He IL survived by his wife
aud children. father, three brothers,
four hSif.brotheTs and three half.sis-
terra
The inteFment was held at Joppa
cemetery at o'clock Tuesday after.
noon, Rev. warrea Colson OF che
Christian church officiating
Deceased had many friends in this
city aud section who regret HE demise,
aud sympathy is extended TO the be-
reaved family.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-17
.kgNNEpY ILL ALIvE.
ties Friend Here That He Is the
LIvIlest gCorpsen IMAGINABLE.

LlvIiest corpse" imaginable.
friend Of Robt. e. Kennedy, IA
isrly known as Roaring Bill, The
eball player and ath lete who cas-
two year. connected With he o
4 baseball ran and one season
slcal director OF East Florida Sem
vi whom it was reported was re-.
nflg killed In football game in Penn.
sania, has received a letter from
Kennedy, who is now In Camden,
note by several papers thfouRh-
Florida, including The Gainesville
n, that am dead" good-naturedly
tote Mr.. Kennedy, 'but ] want 70
you that / am about the liveliest
spse you ever heard about, and ]
opose 90 be Ia Florida on time for
b winters sports. Tell my friends
hen you meet them that when they
Re me walking about the streets Of
Jacksonville and Gainesville not to be
Alarmed, for 1 am not walking
corpse"
This rumor gained circulation from
abe fact that there was On athlete By
lbe same name and initial killed 10 a
Football game In the Keystone State,
snd the last heard OF Roaring BilP
by his friends here Was in Pennsyl-
Vania. The inference was natural
that he was the victim OF this fatal &C.
oident.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-17

results from chronic constipation,
which l. quickly cured by DR., Kiog's
New Lie Pills, They remove all
poisonous germs from the system and
iniufe new llfe aud vigoFl care sour
stomach. nuusia, heSdaehe, diErlness
and collie, without gripping or diseom.
fort 25c, Guaranteed by al drug.
gists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-17
ATLANTIC COAST |
ROUND TRIP EYrrI
RATES
FROM JACKsoNvu,,

WILL
sss.4o-HOt Springs, Ark on
lyi limi' nin,y aay.
sl7.65-Nemphis, Tenn 3; On
To- Is, II, Is; linn, %,
tension 10 Nov 81.
$40 S5-AIlanta, Ga. on al. i
IL; limit Oct. %
slo.S5-Atlsnta, Gs. ; on sale al
20, 81, %; Iimi, ,eaytn,
ia Oct. 30; extension Il
10.
81 7O--Nacon, Ga. on sale Nos
inclusive limi, Nov %
$ll,25-Montgomery, Ala. n.
Oct. 20, %, %, "a, Is. a 1
Oct. 20.
'l7 55--Gulfport, Mise. on SAID
IL, 10; limit Nov g.
Excursion rates to other point,
Limits, schedules, Pullman J
modstions and all other detail.
formation to above and other
cheerfnlly furnished, on applis
either by person or by letter. to
@. BoYLsToN, District Passenger
1888 West Bay street, JscksonvIu,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-17
SANTA fE NOTES.
The Cotton Crop Nearly Al Picked
Oui--Olher Interesting News.


out-oiher interesting News.
Santa f., Oct IS The Mea,her for
the past week has been favorable for
gathering crops, especially cotton.
The cotton crop is short, and will all
be out by The middle Of November.
Cane grinding will commence soon,
The cane crop is not as large as US
nal.
T.. O Crews. one OF Sante Fe's sub
stsntial farmers who has been eonfin-
ed TO his bed FOR the past three weeks.
we are glad TO note, lie reported bet
ter.
Up. Pope, one OF Santa Fe's young
farmers, had the pleasure OF killing
two large Tattle.snakes in his corn
field while gathering corn last week.
They were OF the diamond backed va
riety One measured six feet and
had eleven rattles aud the customary
button, the other five aud a half with
ten ratIles aud a button.
IL seems now that ths election on
the sixth OF November will be very
tame affair, Il the average voter seems
to take no interest in it.
From now until the time OF the
State Encampment OF the United Col-
iederate Veterans in Gainesville. on
the 18th and llth OF November, every
one shoul DO what they eau TO make
the meeting success.
The majority Of the Stonewall Jack
son Camp Of Confederate Veterans Of
,his district will attend the Camp
meeting On the 27,h inst. In Gaines
vile.
November will b. busy man,b.
cane erindiug. election, circuit court.
vegeFana' eneampmFnt and the State
Fair. Who says that we are idle2
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09
Fishing Went
eCl.

When it comes to a good time
with chiggers and catching fish
a four days trial at Hogs Ford,
by Charles Lasley and wife,
Misses Lutte, Virginia and he.
lilah Lighter, of Burlington,
Iowa, Sue Anderson, Bessie
Davis, of Moberly, Henry
Drescher and Walter Wivllle, of
Washington, D. G. They caught
about 200 pounds of fine fish
and, we'll, they didn't say how
ma ny chiggers.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09
Kendrick.

Robt. KrnuricK was born
March 90, 1923 in Scott County,
KY, died at his home in this
city about noon Aug. 8, 1906.
Funeral services will be con
Quoted at tue Holy Rosary
Church Friday 9 a. N by Rev.
FIR. Mullen.
He leaves Il kindly affection
ate wife. four sous. two daugh-
tiers aud three SISTERS to mourn
their great loss.
Mr.. Kendrick was one OF
those gentle natures, ~ know
was to love and as he spent
practically all of his life in
Rails County, he was well
known and the good in his life
was a living example for Others
to strive 10 attain.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09
Notice of Republican Convention.

A delegate convention of the
Republican voters OF Monroe
County, Mo, is hereby called TO
meet at Paris Mo. on Saturday
Aug. 25 at / 80 o'clock p, m. for
the purpose OF nominating can
didates for the various county
offices, to be voted for at the
general election in Nov. 1906
and for the purpose of transact
ing such other business as may
properly come before the cou-
veption.
In accordance with the above
call, the Republican voters Of
the various voting precincts Of
Monroe Co. Mo. are hereby re.
quested to assemble IN mass
meeting at their respective
voting precincts on Thursday,
Aug. 90, 1906 at l o'clock p n
for the purpose of electing dele,
gates to the county convention
TO be held at Paris, Mo. Aug
25, 1906.
The basis OF representation o
the various precincts at thu
above named convention shall
be one ~ delegate fo
every 80 votes or fraction o
sixteen Cl6) and over, cast TO
Theodore Roosevelt, Presiden
of the United States, at thu
general election in Nov. 1904.
Each voting precinct shall b,
entitled to at least one delegate
at the above named convention
]. f. RODGERS, Chrmn Co Com
Q. T. 9. WHITE, Secy.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09
SutTan.

Hiram Sutman was born Dec
%, 1916 and died Of typhoid
fever at his home in this city at
3:45 Tuesday afternoon.
The funeral services will be
conducted by his pastor at the
Methodist Church today
Thursday-at 2 p. N. if his
sons W. Fl. and E arrive from
Monongohala City, Pa, in
time.
Besides his devoted wife and
two sons he left TWO brothers
aud two sisters to mourn their
loss.
Mr.. Sutmau moved to this
city among former friends,
S )me tour years ago and by his
quiet genial manner rapidly
added friends to the list of old
ones.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09
Bell Buffnnl.

The expected has happened.
At last the Bell Telephone Com
pany is owning its own. First
it had to work out it's scheme.
Now that that is done it is
ready to do business in the
open. Last week the Paris pa
pers contained an advertise
ment for the Bell people claim
ing that the Mo, & Kan. (Bell)
had leased the Paris exchange,
formerly known as the Buffum
and would cut in the long dis
lance. The same may be done
in this city at any time.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09
Two Years Old.

Miss Eleanor Umstattd has
spent two years gladening her
parents hearts and to make
merry, thirty youngsters were
invited to call and see their
future playmate and have a
good time.
Of course mamma-Mrs. John
Umstattd-had to prepare an
abundance of ice cream, cake
and fruit as we'll as games for
the guests who only wishe d that
birthdays were more frequent,
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09
0verrOcker

Mrs. Martha Helena Over
rocker was born in Perrysburg,
Ohio, Jan. II, 1849 and died in
Monroe City, Mo-, Aug. 8, 1906
She was married May 10, 1865.
Her death was sudden, al
though not unexpected. She
had been sick for several
months and her case was hope.
less from the first, The imme-
date cause of her death was
heart failure. Her maiden
name was Matte Bull. her
brother being DIR. Bull of Ka
hoka, Mo-, the father of our
well known and esteemed fell
low townsman Bert Bull. Two
sisters Mrs. McMannis, of Cen
terville, Iowa and Mrs. equity,
Of Nauvno, Ill, also survive
her. The fuperai services con
Quoted by DR.. Read, Rev. Mr.
Limrlc and H. h. Trickett were
held on Sunday afternoon at
the residence and the remains
were taken to Chicago for in
terment. A large number Of
sympathzing friends attended
the solemn services. She was
good woman. Kind hearted,
liberal and generous, and most
admirable in ali her domestic
ard social relations Tnose
who knew her best loved her
most She was above al d
good christian woman and a
faithful member of the Chris
tian Church. She suffered
m lch, she was acquainted with
sorrow and no stranger to grief
out she is now at rest and hap
py with Him whom her soul
loved and whom she lived to
serve faithfully.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09
Camping Party.

Tuesday and Wednesday, a
camping and fishing party com.
posed of Misses Eleanor and
Mildred Scott, Ellen Walker,
Anna Jordon, Emma Jackson,
Elizabeth Arnold, Bessie Bris-
tow, Annie Green, Carolyn Nc
CIintic, Tommye Ely. Mes
danes A. H. Green and jaime S
McClintic and Messrs Jack
Conway, Tom Dawson, Maurice
Vaughn, Harry Jackson, Ed
Walker, Claude Henderson and
G. A. McClintic went to Rock
Lick for a royal four days out.
ing.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09
Loves Labor.

The circus was here, as sew.
eral men eau testify. The act
ing was good and 50 was come
seben come leben."
While we know by long OBJ.
servatiou that it is folly to
warn man against trying to get
something for nothing, we will
not moralize but simply give
this news item.
Thursday three gentlemen Of
this vicinity caused Sears, Saw
buck & Co. of Chicago to lose
money and got for once really
less than if they had have SEM
their coin to Chicago
Three card monte, is good
game for the dealer, but bar the
door kittie. for 1t is L for the
sucker. Three men of our &C
quaintance lost $50, $50 and $50
respectively and there was
others.
1t is loves labor lost for a
newspaper to warn the public
against those things so we say:
Go it boots and stop when bust.
ed.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09
Gentry Reunion.

Will be held at Bethany
Park, Indiana, Sept. 3rd. The
grounds are exceedingly beauti-
full, the woodland dotted with
cottages, fine hotel in the cen.
ter giving accommodations for
five hundred people, is a lake
Of three acres we'll stocked
with the best of fish and boats.
This we consider a very at
tractive privilege. An ideal
place for a family gathering,
Arrangements for our rail road
rates will be made. There are
two roads that pass this place
We expect all Gertry's with
their families and trends to at
tend. as we want to see you
again and talk over tue good
old days. COMMITTEE.
Monroe City Democrat. (Monroe City, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1906-08-09

At the present rate OF going
into debt, Kansas City, Kas.
will have added Sill, $50 to its
debt of 34,5775, 600 in a year &C
cording to a city official. This
debt at present bears , per
cent interest.
Kansas City, Kas., is each
day running about $500 in debt
the city expense, it is said.
1t requires 1928 600 a year to
meet the city expenses. The
revenue derived from all
sources is only $4,000.
"Radicrl measures must be
enacted # ,he present condi-
tions are to he remedied," said
Chief Of Police Rose this morn
ing -Kan.ds City World.