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The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
GOLFERS HORSE FELL,
KICKING HIM IN FACE

Through the fail of his horse while taxi
ing a high fence at Bryer farm, above
Newport. Peter Felelon Collier. master Of
the Monmouth county pack OF hounds.
was kicked in the face by his mount,
while hunting cross-country yesterday af-
ternoon and was painfully. though not
seriously injured.
He was well 10 the fore of the hunting
party and when his mount fell in taking
the fence was unable TO free himself be-
fore he and the horse struck the ground.
The horse lashed its hoofs about vio-
lently, and Mr.. Collier received the half
spent force Of one Of the kicks on his
face.
Several friends, who were following the
hunt by road, rushed to his assistance. The
injured man was placed in an automobile
and the machine was driven to the home
Of DR.. w. T. Bull. Mr.. Collier was taken
to his cottage at Narragansett Pier to-
day.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
SPEAKER CANNON SUFFERS
FROM 4 SEVERE CHILL

Rockland. Me. Sept. 7.-Speaker Joseph
G.. Cannon of the national house OF repre-
sentatvcs suffered a severe chill while
on his way here by train from Lewiston
yesterday. and kept TO his bed in a local
hotel after his arrival until the early eve
ming.
He recovered sufficiently. however. 90
fulfil his engagement az the Republican
rally last night. and made a vigorous
speech In the advocacy OF the reelection
OF Congressman Charles y. Littleheld.
Mr. Cannon. at the conclusion OF his
speech. exhibited signs OF weakness. lie
expressed the belief that a nights rest
would restore him.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
R. |. INSTITUTION TT2ss T3s DEAF

VIII reopen Tuesday. Sept. 11th. 1906 In
struction with board is free 10 all deaf
persons in the state between the ages OF
and % years. Fine, healthful location.
Pleasant rooms. Large Fairgrounds. Ca
pable instructors. Visitors welcome. Ad-
dress Edwin G.. Hurd, Principal, $40 Hope
street, Providence.
The news-democrat. (Providence, R.I.) 1906-1909, 1906-09-07
MAGIC HAIR STAIN.

For brown or black. prepared by
GEORGE ORMSBY. Wig Maker and
Hairworker. l69 fremont street. Boston
II Is simple. safe and easily applied: con-
tains no lead poisons; use IL once and
you will never use any other. BLAND
ING & BLANDING, "a weybosset street.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
Pearson--May Nsptials.

There was q pretty wedding solemn.
ICED at Forest Grove Wednesday az.
ternoon, the contracting parties beire
G. T.. Pearson OF Dntton and Mise Rosa
Marie May Of Forest Grove
Mr. Pearson ia a popular bookkeeper
in the employ OF the Button Phosphate
Company, while the bride Ia a popular
young lady Of her section. Both have
many friends, snd the marriage was
well attended
As evidence OF the popularity NJ the
groom, his associates Of the Dlt;un
Company presented him with a fine
suit Of furniture. costing 800, which
was purchased from the Gainesville
Furniture Company through Colonel
| + Webster, "confient,aI agent" OF
the contributors There were also
many handsome and useful lndividusl
presents and snogethPr Mr. and Mrs
Pearson should b. enabled 20 20 to
without much expense
and with lot OF fine iurn shinHs
The Sun, with other friends, extends
congratulations
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
Given Up TO Ole,

b. Spiegel, 1904 n Virginia St.
Evansville, Ind, writes For over
i've years was troubled with kidney
and bladder affections which caused
me much pain and worry. lost flesh
and was all rundown. and a year ago
had to abandon work entirely, had
three OF the best physicians who did
me no good and | Was practically given
up to die. Foley's Kidney Cure was
recommended and the first bottle gave
mt great relief, and after taking the
second bottle | was entirely cured "
J. " McCollun & Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09

The pall.bpaTrrI were Hon. Henry :
Chnhb, Cot W n Palmer, l.. l. Hin,
A. Averh, :, J Burnett and J II
Vidal
Deceased leaves one son, Benz. T
Arrow, and three daughters, Mr. W.
7. Waters Of TINS city, Mrs &. +.
Taylor OF Brunswick, Ga, and Mrs.
Chas Arrow " NJ, Mary. Ga, al Of
whom were present at the funeral.
With the bs'sinR away Of Judge
Arrow another good and faithful serv.
ant is gone, aud treOds extend sincere
10 the bereaved one.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
TAE Naws IRON MIcANoPY.
Sub District viii Build More Road.
Thrasher Buys More Property.

MicanOpy, Aug. s j. +. Thrasher
one Of che leading merchants OF the
town, has bought considerable proper.
" the past fe~ days. He first bought
the stock Of goods from r. g. Bass Of
Evinston, then he bought j. F.
Bsrron's goods and moved them into
the Bass house. J. F. Barron is in
charge Of Mr.. Thrasher's business at
Evinston. He then bought one Of DR..
w. G. JohnsoD's orange groves near
here. The latest purchase was the
Simonton werehouse on the Atlantic
Coast Line. Mr.. Thrasher does an
immense business, and his trade is
constantly growing
The Southern Bell Telephone Com
pany il coming into Micanopy They
will have an exchange here. They
have secured over forty subscribers
already.
The Micanopy Banking Company
commenced business on the frat of
this month. Business seems to be
very good
Micsnopy sub.road district will
build about six miles OF hard road this
summer and fall. They are building
now just "a fast rs the weather will
hermit
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
a Fair Proposition

We will ~ longer run q regular
pressing clob, bat will do yolr clean.
'ng, repairing, pressing aud altering in
the best insurer possible, at the low.
esi possible cost for reliable work
Also see " when you are In need OF a
SUIT, pair ~ trousers or an vvsrsoa,
All work strictly up-to.dA,r SAtsisc.
ton guaranteed Cal aud see Us a,
los Wet Main ST North. Gaines.
vile, FlA w s,orr & Co.
IatIOfs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
Young Man Cut Anothcr's Throat.

Atlanta Aug s.. D. Coulun stab
:. {. Duncan IN he mech. scvering the
Hgulur vein Tuesday afternoon. from
lhe ef'cts Of which Duncan Is report.
cd dying ~ the Grady hospital. The
sHbbing anray took place In the Sta.
saloon on Decatur street The luz.
ular vein Is severed ami no hopes is
held out for the young mans life.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold.

Cured Hay Fever and Summer Cold.
A, J. Nusbsum. BAtesville, Indiana,
writes; Last year | suffered for three
months with summer cold go Distress.
ing thatit intetfered with my business
| had many OF the symptoms OF hay
fever, aud = doctors prescription did
not rrsch my case. and I took several
medicines which seemed TO only az.
grava,e my case Fortunately | in.
sisted upon having Foleys Honey and
Tar and u quickly cured me My wife
has nnee used Folry's Honey and Tar
with the same success J W Me.
Collum n Go
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
MRS. CHESseR IMPROVED.
Lady Bitten Supposedly by Mad Cat
at Lacrosse Now Much Better,

lazy oHIen supposedly by Mad Cat
at Lacrosse Now Much Better.
Mrs Daniel Chssser Of LsCro.e,
who was bitten by a cat which was
supposed to have been afflicted with
hydFophobia, a few days ago, 10 getting
along nicely, the report comes from
her home. Mr'. CheBer suffered 4
great deal for the first few hours After
she was bitten. and the question OF her
safety vas a serious one for while,
but the physicianse in attendance
worked faithfully, and The result was
that she |" resting nicely now, and will
be- enabled to leave her bed in a day or
two.
The head OF the cat which biz Mrs.
Chesser was sent TO the State Board
OF Health a. Jacksonville for exam.
ination, and a report is expected in a
day or two
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
Low Rovrd Trip Excursion Rates Va
Atlantic Coast Line.

MontrAgir Tenn Rate on. hpt.
class fare pIn' - crnts Dates OF sale
june ~. 81 July 2. 5, 10. ~. q. -. -
D. 81, AuCnst q. u Final limit
Angus, 81, 80
FOR rates ~ Ary information see
ticket agent OF svmmunieats With
Frank { 10Y s,oa Distinct Passenger
Agent. JacksouvD.r. Fla
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
kIcellsnt Dining Car Service on Al
Through Trans


FnraaI -,-,..
Isssss asS ssr s.Ts Sss ,....
Nestra
Caches
NeuThh KnrEs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
sIsNs us stsp psuan,,r

NowSA / T. Aus pleas CAn.
der farmer. shot and ALLIED his
'epiaushtsr al HE farm near here
o. Monday. and then ta'Ally wounded
lis w!fe Chlldsrs Who wa la,o1l
SASse has besa arrested
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09

'As tAhaS.AN A'n'et PSsssstS Asstlio Vest nu, ., -,
AAEpwNKnIh ". HTAYInx o-P A. M, .asss'ils IA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
THE I.
SIS. STANDARD i 1S5 TONIC

Of
b and enarino them SO gently and pleasantly build
strengthen every part body make the ideal tonic Tor disorder
feels the need tonic sometime
The system seems get Of the appetite becomes hckle
resu refreshing ana the enure be-
has nervous wornout feeling the system in this depleted
and s. s. Is recognized
made entirely OF roots herbs and BARK
gentle we'll their nygorang eject on
the delicate members or TISSUE
market which contain potash
ingredient These derange the stomach
otherwise damage the health
up and digestion improves the appetite podG'
eeng supple
establishes the healthy cicuat0
blood promptly and better and more lasting result
tonic vegetable purity absoute
medicine young old s. acts admirably in cases dypep
troubles and after using that
Portable feeling fulness dizziness drowsiness after eating are
Not S. the greatest Of all toncs but possesses pu
and there faint In the blood wi
and perfect health In selecting
but stand
ard THE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. ATLANTA GAs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-09
Another Good Man Gone Wrong

He neglected 90 take Poley's Kid.
uey Cure at the fret sighS OF kidney
trouble, hot'ng Il would wear away,
aud he vas soon . victim Of Bright's
disease. There 10 danger in delay, but
u FoleyS Kidney Core 10 taken at
once the symptoms will disappear, the
Kidneys are strengthened and you are
soon sound and we'll. 4. K. Bau Of
MorgantoWn. Ind had to get up ten
or twelve times in the night. and had
severe backAehe and pains in the
kidney', and was cured by Foley's
Kidney Cure J. W McCollum 4 Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
HOW II KEPT
ny CONTRACT

lOrlginaLl
was under contract to have cor
tain work done BY certain time Id
Indian Territory. If / finished il ac
eording 10 agreement | would make a
small fortune. II ] failed my forfeit
was 70 large that my work would not
pay me. There was but one reason
why | should fail and that was alec
hol. I couldn't keep my men sober.
There was plenty Of prohibition il
the territory and Just as much liquor
All sorts OF poisonous stuff was
brought in surreptitlously, diluted
wood alcohol being consumed in large
quantities. 1t was all brought by ped.
dlers across the line from Oklahoma.
watched with the greatest care to soc
that none Of 1t was sold about my
camp. but for my life | couldn't pre-
vent it, never saw any one sell liquor
and never saw the men drink IT. The
first thing knew they were all drunk
Then work must be stopped till they
got sober.
was going BY the supply store one
morning and saw peddler sitting on
key. Always on the lookout, asked
him what was In II. He told me that
II was Kerosene. and on my demanding
to sample it he put in spigot and
drew kerosene true enough Neyerthe
less that night the men We're all drunk
] went TO the store and looking oveI
the stock Of barrels and such like
found number with false bottoms A
small compartment at one end smelt 81
kerosene; the rest smelt Of whisky
After that / inspected every article
that could hold liquid when 1t came
Into camp. For awhile | kept ont
liquor and kept the men at work. Dur
ing this period | leade great headwaA
and felt sure that q | could continue il
should make good my contract ant
pocket enough funds to enable me Il
live as liked for the rest Of my life
My work must be finished by III,
10th Of April. and on the 18th Of Feb
ruary knew that fifty days NOR,
steady work would be ample for the
purpose, But early IN March the mei
got ON spree, u hich was repeated
the sprees occurring nearer and nearer
together as the spring advanced.
watched the supply store, but coul(
discover nothing likely TO contain
liquor Butter and eggs were comins
in, but in the spring one always looks
for these articles, and there was moth
ing suspicious about either Of them.
On the Goth Of March the men wer,
All drunk II could get them sobel
at once and keep them sober l coul,
complete my contract; IL not ! wai
doomed. There was a pretty Mexican
girl near my camp with whom hat
spent many an evening very happily
On the evening in March mentioned
to get rid Of the sight Of the dFunkei
men and to get my mind off my disan
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
9be Times Daily Short Story.


tA8tttis4ts4t. Asetlt VfSf to aIe M
AIargarlta Fares
What Is the matter, senior? You
look rs II some great calamity were
upon YOU
! told her Of my troubles.
What will senior give to know how
the men ret their llquore' she looked
&C me roguishly she was bewltching.
MY heart replied on the impulse.
what use is the heart without the
handi' she asked. her eyes dancing
with mischief.
The heart, though given and de-
clined, is still in the keeping Of the re-.
cplent The hand offered and declin.
ed remains with the giyer'
She arose and went into the next
room. There heard her opening doors
belonging to cupboards and sideboards
and the clink Of glasses. / supposed
she was intending TO bring me some
auld refreshment What was my sur
prise to see her return with d couple
OF eggs each In mn eggcup. ThexaRere
on q tray, and there was q silver spoon
for each egg.
i only finished my supper half an
hour ago. | said.
But you have not had anything to
wash 1t flown"
Wash it down with boiled egggn
we shall see. .
Setting the tray on table, she push.
ed one Of the eggs toward me- / broke
the shell at the small end with the
spoon, while she did the same with
the other egg.
Senior, your good health she said,
raising he egg 10 her lips.
There was the unmistakable odor OF
whisky under my nose, | slipped from
the eggshell and slipped whisky The
girl set her egg on the table without
tasting it, looked at her question
ingly
Don't you underestimate she said
'.No'
The eggs that are coming in are
shells full Of whisky"
reached across the table and caugh;
her in my arms, then hurried away t
| the supply store, where / found many
dozen eggshells, both full ana emptied
Of liquor. took up one Of the empty
shells aud found that il was a good
imitation of an eggshel made Of plas.
ter Of paris Each shell held one drink
smashed all the full ones | could fiud
aud forbade the sale Of eggs IN camp
from that day forward
This was the last trouble was
destined TO encounter from liquor.
finished my work on the day | had
contracted 10 finish 1t, though had
topay the men extra wages during ths
last few days. and made a small for
/ tune
did not see Margarita Ferries til
after Ind completed my worls ant
settled my accounts, II should MOI
succeed / didn't intend to see her: IL
did succeed | Intended. II she would
that she should share It with me
When / called upon her ! took checl
for half my profit and asked her t
choose between It and myself
She chose me.
WITr ApD & IRVING
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
nnAek vu1yfr ~. "a.

Fashionable dress niakess and faIlogs
have brought over quapdtieE OF this
color IN broedcloth, and it win IN
ioubtedly be extremely chic.
Blue serge Is one 81 tile most dcsira-
BILE materials used at present for smart
gowns Of the strictly tailored type
Either plated or plain gored skirts Of
ankle length are used. topped hy close
citing eotts OF the box OF pony shapes.
An attractive uodcl III Iilue serge has
Its pony coat deliberately trimmed with
black SILK braid. opening over smart
little vest Of black satin. The sleeves
arc long
some Of the nrettlcst Of the seasons
costumes are made ~ ID the trcgs 81
wine and similar reds combined with
black Materials Of this kind IRE find
ing considerable favor with tailors ard
dressmakers 81 tic better elass Here.
as elsewhere. thc popularity OF stripes
Is heing cmplRsized and one secs
many broadeloths lightweight twill
sulfipgs. etsa with red grounds and
heir lpes Of hlaek
SONG 9f tlie suaracst street hats are
b lhgck. trimmed IA some one ~ the
vivid vet safi green's and there ere
pretty f3odAls 10 an green.
Hhc bat Illustrated Is an all black
relvct affair u IS pressed as are all
the parslaii velvet hats on an I'M
wirel rgaAIlWo frame Two handsome
ostrich feathers are the sole trimming
save a let bneklc
rr.rArl. l.rrl.rr -.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05

The almost universal use of fans y
many parts of china gives rise % iiH
important Industry IN Marking SON
coco or rocco people ase employed n
The work of iuakipg PAPER faas. llaat
" any machinery except thar Of tbs
simplest kind Is used II present hu
cnterFrislnG foreigners are lnvesiigst
ng the possibility Of supplaptlng bars
work BY machinery Doubtless ms
chimes would reduce the demand f@
lawmakers % Less hundreds thnn there
are now thousands employed n Nan
Sing, but what would happea Y thi
displaced th5usaudsg That IS ne burn
ing question 10 China san ffniHlsc'
Chronicle
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
LOVE DEFIES
LOCKED DOORS
Girl Locked Up, But She Climbed Down
a Ladder ard was
Married.

Roanoke. VA Soy D Miss lc--i
yogol eldest daughter d d. aad Ms
G b. Nogel eloped 90 bristol with Lee
Hughes Learning that the girl had
eloped, Mrs. Nogel wired the police 81
Bristol to arrest her
The young woman was taken in tlleii
charge and locked IN a room in hotel
With two weMen TO watch her. Ia ths
,ipau time. yeupg Hughes procured a
ladder which he placed against the win
dow. and down this the young Woman
escaped under ihr very eyes 81 hel
guardians.
The couple hurried at once 20 parspn
Burroughs. where they werq quickly
married, The Young man then rptuned
to the hotel and told the women that
they need not watch amy longer, d
their bird had flown and was nov 1t.
Wi1ScoIhe mother arriyed on The eaEh
est train, several honrs after the cere
iiioney had beer performed FlS.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05

Against French Law, According to the
Goxernment Authorities.

paia. Nov. 51hc minister II public
instruction ard worship. NJ BRAND. al
nounced in an authorized interview IL
Paris SATURDAY that the government did
NOT regard the Catholic church as bene
in revolt against the law providing for
the separation OF the church and state.
OF against the state Tie Catholic
church having simply declined ~ take
advantage Of il. privilege under The
law as the other religions did op De.
ccmber ii would forfeit its Ss0O0O,00Q
81 property and thereafter would live
under the common law There would b
neither martyrdom nor prosecutions u
the faithful. TIE church. IS state and
communal property, would remain open
for Catholic worship. The object fol
which the Republican party IN France
bad struggled for 80 Years Was achieved
The cauc0fdat was az ~ end, the state
would no longer contribute to the sup
port ~ any religion. and priests would
10 longer enjoy privileges IN b9tl
their duties and obligations they would
be on an equality with other etizms
lin other words. The state was AZ asi
neutral toward All religions and woalf
permit the exercise Of all Of them, viii
special fayors 60 none
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
ANIMAL oB5lTlEs

An eagle can I've twenty days with
out tasting food and ! condor foitf
days
The nose of doe IN health Is keaf
cool BY d supply Of moisture from this
tear glands
The hlndwcrir s. ealled. Is not p
worm on snake brit ieales lizard. II
Is very shy and perfettiy harmless
The Colorado FOX runs fastcS team
any Other living animal and Tie Chico
tab. or hunting leopard holds second
place.
In one unhrol,en nocturnal fight the
European bird kRoNn "a be northern
bluethroat has been proved TO travel
from Central Africa 70 the German
ocean, a distance Of lf00 miles max
Ing the journey inrnipe hours
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
Intends to Make Another
Effort to Reach Pole
RETURNING FOR REPAIRS
In a Telegram to Arctic Club--Tells Of
Frightful Buffeting His Ship Re-
ceiyed from Gales and
Drifting Ice.


I.enox, Mass. Nov s, That Commas
dor Rnherl i, pea,y encountered MIMI.
,.a1 5;9i.s,4; m t s a
~, u''''S'''stgs ~ ''i7 seaish M sHs
Fole was lndieated m telegram re-
eeiyed saturday 81 Morris X. Jesup,
nresideut II tbe pearv Arctic club Ruf.
sa4a, ,ha,,4 a.Ll l,
HMM aD'u' n y nS' "A iss' HIN sA'p
without coais lls dogs poisoned Ply nls
pure food, and portion Of the interior
az the vessel torn apart to nroyide incl
VI. .ho n.;ta,.. ,.asa - MI. $3.50
VII p' p'''s's NV.e 500 n VIM iliai7
winch the explorer Yves forced ~ iaee.
The most significant portion Iii the TIT
eara,n bowesef Was tbbt eontainino II,
i,t;.,.4;,, tsa4 t,.,.,.,,.,,,,s.. ,,.,., IS,
III, n. ,,
asal' VII !" NY tne Ne''h ioie'
ihe test 81 ms telegram received by
Mr Jesllp follows;
liopedale, Labrador, vs. way 81 Twill
hngate, n
Steamer Roosevelt now here, Repair
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05

vet IN folds around the crown rli
through 4 Iargp cut stcel buckle. Til
left brila y ufiturucl aud held by !
fomcwhst tighter shade Of Blue velvet
a white aigret IS tile only relief L
Ibis somber color scheme
Most o. the ncw thcater hats have 3
souch Of rinsel The Foundation, th.
towers Of tho ribbon sometimes al
three are o. silver tissue.
In hroadclotis the range Of coloring'
s beautiful soft hyaclnth blues thf
new Russian greens iaequeminot re
aud thc crushed fruit sbades
The smart brown shude y dat
chocolate color that takes the lie ou
pf the nosi vlyaeIous face 10 lighter
tN.a g88M ih.rc are ohamnins trim
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1906-11-05
They are
lL,iper Pills
Gave Up Their Freedom.

Grover G ThnrbeF and two lads named
Lepoint and sartwell Who effected their
escape from tho Vermont industrial
school at Nergennes the night OF Octos
bef % BY breaking through window
il one Of the upstairs rooms retured e
that institution the Wednesday night
following.
During their short life Of liberty they
had travelled as far north Is Shclburne
and could have entered Burlington and
had good chance Of becoming their own
master for considerable period. but on
arriving At Sbelbnnc and discussing
their circumstances before and after Is.
cape and the illtue prospects. they came
to the conclusion that tiles had a better
home and enjoyed life better At The atate
industrial schog, than elsewhere, There
fore they returned to NefaenHes.