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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-18
In Tims Of Peace.

In the first months OF the Russia
Japan war we had a striking example
of the necessity for preparation aud
the early advantage OF those who, SC
to speak, have shinRled their roofs ia
dry weather" The virtue OF prepar'
alton has made history and given to
us our greatest men. The individual
AZ we'll as the nation should be pres
pared for any emergency. Are you
prepared to successfully combat the
first cold you tAke9 A cold can be
cured much more quickly when treated
Ms soon az it has been contracted and
before it bas become settled In The
system. Chamberlsin's Cough Rem
edy il famous for Ice cure OF colds and
it should be kept AZ hand ready for In
slant use. For sale by all druggists.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-18

city from Paradise yesterday. Mr.
Thiepin states that the Paradise. La
Crosse road lie coming along nicely
having been nearly completed. IL will
be one OF the finest stretches" in the
county, and the material used is dur
able, and Mr.. Thigpin has exercised
extraordinary care in the work.
A letter from Jesse II GOss, for
merly OF this city bot now travelling
for the standard Oil Company in the
North wesi, requests that The Sun be
sent 20 his address at Rhinelander,
Wis, where he will make his head
quarters for the next six months. Mr..
Goss' friends will be glad TO learn that
he IL prospecting in his new field.
Attention is'c4lled TO the advertise
ment OF The G. w. Hyde Company,
which appears elsewhere in this paper
This company IL advertising a grand
inaugural sale, which began last
Thursday, the 18th inst. and ~ which
great bargains in al lines are
offered. The tirm carries one OF the
largest stocks and most varied lines
ever seen 10 this section OF the state
and customers can be satisfied.
Phillip Young Of Boston, "a impor.
tant stakeholder Of the Gainesville aud
Gulf. and Superintendent ]. 3. Gut
Ter. left yesterday for Crysial River
and other points proposed for the eT'
tension OF the raad The party viii
Inspect the work being done, which IL
progressing nicely. II IL confidently
believed tha, the Gainesville and Gulf
will be operating ttaIns 20 Tampa BY
Jolly Of the coming year. II rails for
layiDR can be secured.
Attention IL called 90 the advertise.
ment OF 7. J. MeEvoy, the plumber.
timer aud sheet iron worker. shich
appesrs IN this issue Ne MeEVoy j.
REGARDED AZ one oi The most compeieni
workmen in the state. He has leased
the plumbing and shining depart
msnt from his former employer, the
Baird Hardware Company, sod pro.
uoses 20 eondoet the business 10 she
sane up.to.dats msnuer that has sssF-
setefj,sd ID since 10 establishment.
| n 700 need anything 10 Sc MsEToy's
line be- gill sgprtciate q trial aod
Euarsntses satisfactory WoFk.
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HSs OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

~ Tuner Of Arredobdo, man.
q che big Colson farm, vac trad.
ii' ely yesterday.
o ". Tillman and John sher.
q Campville we're transacting
30 10 'hI' city yesterday.
Craig, agent Of the Atlantic
Toe a. Micsnopy. was a bust.
''i'' TO 'hi' citI yesterday.
So E'n'sd By young man a.
= ~ T7ods store. Eight year,
Address ~, care Son.
f''' snEsn will 20 Monday at
pair Terms spot cash. only
~ % 'hs customer. Get the
- BsrthIm.
''s-' ,oa ~ Mr.. ADD Nn. n.
Ga s,t1riay. Tue remains
"iTsd % NsW Hoge cemetery.
'1''r vhsrs ths intermsnl
r- today Friends o. the
''',ai 'iussfs sympathy.
H'sa'.lhs bright yong s,a
H's % HtRos. r.tarnsd e.
yesterday alters brief vlsIs
D9wIu 70 dessined
70 Sc Isad,nr NEE Of
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a ihs attsntlra az az,
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a',s i7J,. games. sis
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-18
DOUBLE DAILY seRllcE,
Atlantic Coast Line will lnsugurste
Night Trains on Sunday.

Night Trains on SUNDAY.
With desire to accommodate the
travelling public, together with the in
tentiou OF increasing is patronage, the
Atlantic Coast Line has decided to in.
augurate a double daily service be-
tween Jacksonville and St, Petersburg
on Sunday, the 18th inst. There will
also be a slight change Of time in the
schedule at present in force. The
South bound train as at present will
arrive at 1910 p. m, leaving at
O'Clock. The North bound will arrive
at 8 40 p. m. instead of 8 O'Clock.
Toe new trains TO be inaugurated
will arrive in Gainesville as follows
South bound 10 :55 night North bound
4 ;O5 a. M, arriving in Jacksonville At
7 :35 a. IN. This service will afford the
people of Gainesville an excellent op-
portunity to visit Jacksonville, spend.
ing a full day there II desired.
The High Springs-Citra train will
have little change OF time. The train
will leave for HiSh Springs at the
usual hour. IL o'clock, but the time OF
departure for Oitra train will be 4;lO
instead OF 3 10 in the afternoon.
The night trains between Jackson
willie and St. Petersburg will be first
class, carrying Pullman sleepers,
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The Coming "slg show. {"

DArwin's theory that man and mon
key are allied, hnds many new sup
porters among the visitors to Cole
Brothers United shows double me-
naperle, 60 be seen Thursday, Nov. 22'
in Gainesville. In this mammoth
travelling zoo is walter" the most
amazingly educated orang'outanE ever
exhibited. Captured 10 the wilde OF
South Afrlca by Cole Brothers special
sgents less than eight months ago,
walter" has been taught 10 DO All
that the average young man csn,
except talk. UnAstisled this phe'
nomenally educated brute will dress
ilself In = tailor-made suil with reRn'
lalion long trousers. fancy waisieoat
aud tuxedoi eat with knife ahd fork
draw pictures npon blackboard eat
With spoon, knife aud forks operate =
miniature automobile a. we'll ~ i'm
tersonating several prominent char.
aeteu. Scientists everywhere have
carefully studied walter" and afe q
unit In declaring she Aniual chs most
marvellous ever seen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-18

Chlcasa. Nof. ~ Tears asd hyE.
trrcal drnias oB ne part q Wonea
sr.euies. uho ha4 heard themselves
calls "ntFbar 1ar ard mufdeFasneg
magtef ths cI5se ~ the ogageali9r
% i1e An,sritar Humane Association
Tsursfay nirhf FoT BAR en- boar
ne uomrn hs8 us'essa palienuY
uhlie a rpsakfr 6sngaacef tas wear
inr u fars and bird oafoas,es. Acorn.
msst q uira character Ess syi9sat %
ail sarta q tkf hal.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-18
/ JURY MAKES MAKES,
tdDavle'sn.eas,s, to-. to Con-
g.lpons and Whisky.
REWARD

Suggests That a hswa'o e :.
|. granted in a" cases o
!. me Arresting Officer.
'-s.r,rdiug Poor Far"'
iuy for the fall term OF
Z, county court, which ad'
Friday, has made the iO!-
,sutments;
Honor B. H. Palmer Judge
=, Gnud Jury for tie fall
circuit court in and Tor
Souiy, desire to respectfully
hanks to Your Honor aud
..'ssf this court for the many
q, extended to Us during our
iisos
u, tbs, the greater portion OF
!. united in this county IS
4. 70 the carrying OF con.
.,,oon, and the sale OF in
N beverages.
,,,ss.t that the county cem-
~ offer to any person report
umlshing the evidence sutfi-
I ,onvict any party guilty OF
,,l sale OF Intoxicating liquors
dOi $50; and we make this
ou without any reflection upon
a., in this county, but on the
,r express our congratulations
sn,sner IN which the Law has
uIo'eed.
E.hsve examined the county jail
sunty and find the same in
De- condition.
s, fsd the county ia good imam
.sHtllion and commend our
n punty commissioners for their
" management Of the cOunty's
la shaln. We are, however,
! 70 and that the poor and indi'
~ receiving any material bene'
d ihs poor farm as il now stands
ID difleolI TO learn what amount
.tE spent 70 maintain IT,; we
lsn recommend that the county
isiOnsH make and publish q re-
ftAe expenses Of the poor farm.
b that such change be made in
iigsment % will render IL suit
v taxing care OF the poor and in
.oi 'hs county in a proper mau-
4 L this cannot be done, that IL
lihed.
have learned Of the death OF
3 State attorney, Hon. b. p
., and desire to express 20 bic
q HIie snd children our deep
lii,hJ
ALEXANDER A. McRAE,
Foreman"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-18

PILES CURED IN o TO - DAYS.
PAzO oIETMENr 10 guaranteed 20
cure soy ease Of ItsbiBE. Blind. Bleed.
log or ProlFudinR Piiss 10 8 % "a days
Or money refunded zoe.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-09-20

Sensitive women. nbore all others.
have need of that grand spiritual vir-
tue, common sense And sensitive girls
should be Instructed carefully as to the
capabilities and dangers OF their pecu-
.inr temperament They should be
taugIit to govern not only their actions
put their thoughts and feelings, by
heir reason aud judgment. They should
be shown how to argue their misery
put TO its lowest terms before allowing
themselves TO be made miserable by
Imaginary sorrows.
For girls or for those older who mover
have been truly disciplined such train
ing Is necessary ere they cau lind pence
Of mind and comfort amid the conflicts
81 an emotionnl temperament. The
dnal virtue OF the sensitive spiritual ma
lure is to be happy. Ana though It
may take many struggles to attain this
Itdte the mind should be made up that
aappiness IS the right and highest COM
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rcrpetnnI youth.

Evcry woa.an Gcaircs 10 retain as
long ~ meg ~ her yuuthru'He>'s' o.
face. form aud movement yet the t1uc
secret of such enduring youth u ~
10 means universally rc.'a.'lizeG. =
woman q, happy inst IN 1T3'1it."-i = =
she is content. The SUM has n VA.
of ch,lnglug the spots upon wA.e.'
it shine. Especially Is this try" - '''-
land. where one is W. today and dow
tomorrow and vice versa. Tie wisess
woman IS she who trusts in Il tomor-
row, but never looks for 1t. 10 ST
down and wish tiint this might be, tlai
that would be different, does u wainal
no good. II dops her harm. IN ihgt ;
makes her G-ssif.~hcp with he se.s.
unpleasant to her friends. anl M; -
her old before her tiuIe. IInpIgsess Il
not always Increased in proportion TO
inrge success This uiay S21I liiie
ln old saw. and 50 i, Is hut tir't IS 2
world of wi-id1ni in many ah old
proverb. Just the alne. Co4tentment
Is wom crfal ts!ag - -cfl
There would be fewer prematureiy OF
women. says Woinan's Lie. in the
world. II It we're given more of u trial
ind it became Il more universal quality
ii womanhood.
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Wien tie c1Re is worn from chairs
md thy are not ,.oasllietesl sufficiently
FlltIiille far the expense OF new cane
iaats they. IilS be reSeated with heaYy
,ori aad Will wear for a long time. The
,id cane Should an he cleared away
lnd The lengths Of cord run In the same
loIes and knotted securely beneath.
Then weave them In and out after the
nanner OF weaving the cane, although
t is not necessary to attempt any spe-
.iai pattern After reaching the oppo-
site side the free ends are pushed down
through the holes and tied, beneath.
Give the seat coat of paint or stain
o match the chair frame. and a very
acceptable chair is the result.
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pleasures {

of her social set. and, with remarkable
devotion to the cause, set about allevi-
ating the su1erings OF those who were
far less fortunate than herself.
1t was while engaged in this work
that she met Robert Hunter, young
man who had been brought from the
west to take charge of large uni
versity settlement work in the east
side. He had nothing more to offer her
than n clean heart. a clear head and n
strong character that WAS all afiame
with enthusiasm for the betterment Of
the lower strata of humanity. but Miss
Stokes had not been impressed by the
average young men in her social set
So the two were married.
Not long afterward their friends
We're astounded to learn that the
Hunters had abandoned their palatial
dwelling on Firth avenue and had gone
down into the lower west side of New
York, section that had been crying
out for help for years. to make their
hofue there.
they took a modest house in Grove
street. and there they have since re
sJdc.I Their days nre spent receiving
caIlers--not those from the fashionable
set they had left uptown. but from the
suualid regions about them==in extend
ini. the helping hand and studying
what next to do III the caripaign
al-nInst poverty and lis accompanying
evils
IAN day. long white faced misery
thropgs TO the door Of the humble ~
tie house" Financihl assistance is
given one, advice to another, a taa'7ie
in the thread OF this life or that Is
straiEhtencd.
1--WE have taken this small house"
said Mr.. ana Mrs Hunter to an earlg
caller. 'In order TO keep our lives ski
pie. There isu't half as much inter
est In the life OF fashionable NeFF
York as Is u he found IN The kindly.
home.y circles of humber folk. We
want 20 live the race lie. the trce
American ne. 1t is for-tae purpose Of
being next door to poycrE that F's
have come here. "-PAnadeiFlia North
American
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I'D ~ illlfn
coal i5istfiet-
No. voting places Stroller
Store, Wilsonburg
No. p, voting Place; aInston
School eI5euee
10. s, voting pPlace. Ed Arm
strong's Office.
No. Z voting place, sEalSer house
No. 5, ve.inF Place, y AI4er rouse
No. 6, voting place. ), ~ Bart
lett School House
Eagle District.
80. /. voting place, I-umberport
S. II.
No. ?. voting place, Watt s. Fl
80. 3. voting place, g. W. RobIn-
son S n.
Elk District
No. /. voting place. Quiet Del
Nos. ? and 8, voting place. Ro-
mines 5. ii.
Grant District
10. /, voting place, Lost Greek
No. ?, voting place, Mt. Clare
s. H.
Sardis District
No. l. voting place, Sardls > u
40. ?, voting place, Brown 5. III :
No 3, voting place, Wallace > II.
Tenmile District.
Nos. / and ?, voting place,
cola,, f';tx- Ruildin0
No. 8. voting place, Bristol s. III.
No. 4, voting place, Lynch s. H
No :, near PIT. Pleasant church
No 5, voting place, Marshyille
Simpson district.
Nos. 1 and 2, voting place,
Bridgeport 5. II.
No. 8, voting place, MeadowbroOk
S. H
Union District
No. /, voting place, burnside s
No. ., voting place, louisville
No. 8. voting place, West Mil
sord 5. II.
Given under our hands this the
9th day of Sept, 1906
STUART T. REED,
Chairman.
has G. Coffman. Secretary.
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4A41s
Chairman.
has. G. Coffman, Secretary.

In these days of rush and hurry
ourtesy is often forgotten. In the
mad, pell nell rush Of our life little
things are done to offend that we
ather remained undone. A hastily
aten meal and its resultant head
che may cause US social or fnan-
ciaI loss. The wise man or woman
is the one who relieves little ills of
this sort by a little dose of Kodol
for Dyspepsia. It digests what you
eat. Sold by Stone & Mercer.
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nLnnnnEn.

Flesh on any part OF the body may be
,educed by proper massage. Anoint
With cocoa butter or any other good
massage agent. so that the flesh will
not be bruised; then, by picking up the
Iesh in tiny folds and rolling between
numb and first finger, you will be
IbIe to dissolve the tiny fat cells. Fol-
ow with cold water baths to avoid n
Eabby condition that otherwise might
aosuIt from this massage.
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The Breath Of Life.

It's a significant fact that the
strongest animal of its size, the gor
lila. also has the largest lungs. Pow.
epful lungs mean powerful Great
ures. How to keep the breathing
organs right should be mans chief.
est study. Like thousands Of other
Mrs. Ora A. Stephens, Of Port viii
liams. o., has learned no VITO do
this. She writes: "Three bottles of
DR.. Kings New Discovery stopped
my cough of two years and cured
me Of what my friens thought con-
sumption. O, its grand for throat
and lung troubles" Gidranteed by
Frank C Bland, druggist. Price
soc and 81. Trial bottle free.
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q SEWING on Buttons. =

When sewing on buttons, before you
Iay the buttons on the gnrTnent,-put the
thread through so that the knot Will be
IN the right side. That leaves It under.
The button and prevents it from being
ironed or torn away. Before you begin
sewing. lay h large pin across the but
ION so that the thrends go over the pin.
After you have finished filing the
noles, draw out the pin aud draw the
thread round and round beneath the
button. This forms Il stem to sustain
he pulling and wear of the button
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PR Rules
AND PEGUL IONS

e
10 the Republican Voters OF har-
rison Comfy. West SiF2lnla-;
Bv order Of the Republican Exec
i've Committee OF Harrison Souii-
(, State Of West Virginia.
Notice Is hereby given that PIT
nary election of the voters oil the
Republican party Of Harrison coun-
III West Virginia, and each lnaSis7
4erial district thereof, Will be held
IN Thursday. Sept. %, 1906, at the
several voting places designated oy
4Te committee for the purpose Oh
nominating two candidates ior
House of Delegates, one candidate
for county superintendent OF Tree
schools, one candidate Tor county
commissioner to nominate canql-
dates to fill any vacancy caused Dy
death, resignation, or otherwise, OF
instices or constables in any Of the
magisterial districts of said county !;
one candidate for chool commission
or in each magisterial district; one
candidate for president of the board
of education In each magisterlal DIS
trict; also, for the purpose OF elect
inc two members of the Harrison
County Republican Executive Com
Committee IN each of the said
magisterial districts. The said
primary election will be held be
tween the hours of 1880 and z 900
o'clock p. m, in accordance with the
rules and regulations adopted by
the said Executive Committee gov
erning the holding of said primary
election.
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Sour N1TIIe ana silver.

As silver cleaner sour milk is In
valuable and VIII save tile busy house
wife much time and hard work. All
that is necessary IS to put the silver in
a deep bowl OF sour milk, let 1t lie there
for ten or fifteen minutes and then
fnse it in scalding water, drying 1t tn-
mediately with Il flannel cloth. The
tactic acid IN the milk removes the tar
nish from the silver and leaves 1t bright
AL ~
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: ono 81 fhs. - MYSTERIES 'tsty
At. s,. tii5a oman IS Inclined r.
i,-tsss-- NV 4, X 81 such way that
w, as5is s.scs,l hef tainness In.
IL ~ - Z therIehiztll o. her
,a,.fs - r.ce4siy s,,aRod belt she TOO
sftan- I4ears y belt. 80 narrow that Il
ooGs az fiiough She had taken particus
ar M ms 10 lent Gosvn the narrowest
% be found. ard instead OF wearing ner
3lorise esuofalsly fun and pouclled IN
lont she seems TO take pleasure In
,uiiing It down skin tisi4t In fact the
hin woman should wear frills and
.urbeloyys as l1uea as possible instead
II ncce1,tuntin= her long lines and acute
,nelcs by clothes That seem to be cut
"a her own PSI tern.-Ncw York Mail.
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Teach ChIldren Prudence.

Wise parents win ever strive to fn;-
PRESS upon schlGreu The necessity
IF To-ui-s i,eHdeas habits; OF spending'
money 10 ID. vautSsc. 50 that $ni;'"
lrticlc or g.lliiy o. value is aiws 3
1btainss! Cor ~ til;. dutyot exercising
,ystematic aud je@jeiolIs ciI;rity. aH1
hat de r:rsst happia9ss Which eSE
DC experienced Iron eartl. springs from
he nm ..tfrl. of ln.,..va,In,lce
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lat the Court House.
4. And at said meeting said
County Executive Committe shall
canvass the returns of said election
declare the result thereof, and Ger
tify to the proper officers the nom
'ination of such candidates.
3. Dhe candidate for county Of
flee receiving the highest vote, IN
the County, for the Office to which
he aspires shall be declared the nom
inee; and the candidate for dis
trict office receiving the highest vote
in the magisterial district IN which
he Is candidate shall be declared
tine nominee for such district Office.
.The two candidates for County
Executive Committeeman receiving
the hiahest vote in their respective
nlagisterial districts shall be declar-
led elected.
6. Said primary election shall be
oyerned by the laws of the State
West Y irginia applicable therto,.
in force in the State on the 10th OF
March, 1891. =,
I. The County Committee shall
or the purpose of raising funds for
tdefraying the expenses of said prl-
lary election. assess all persons who
NAV announce themselves as candl-
dates to be voted for at said primary
election in such amounts as such
committe may deem necessary and
proper. And every person desiring
to be voted for at said primary eiee-
ton. shall at least 5 days prior to
the holding of the same, present his
announcement as a candidate to the
secretary and pay to the treasurer
of the County Executive Committee
he amount assessed against him.
And any person failing or refusing
o pay such assessment as above pro-
vided. shall not be recognized as
candidate, nor shall his name APP
bear on the ballot to be voted at said
primary election.
S. The election to be held is to
ascertain the wishes and desires of
the Republican party of this coun-
". and the board holding the same
shall permit no person to vote not
known to be a Republican and IN
sympathy with the principles of the
Tepublican party and who manifest
their sympathy by voting for the
candidates of the Republican party.
9. If the right of any peson Of
ering to vote be challenged or ques-
Eoned the commissioners holding
said election shall pass upon the
right of the applicant to vote and
he majority shall govern in such
cases.
10. Notice of such election shall
be published for fifteen days prior
10 The time fixed for holding the
anne. Said notice shall contain
he date of the election and shall
designate the voting places IN each
each magisteriaI district; and at
last ) davs before the date Of hold
ing said election the names of the
persons appointed to conduct the
anne shall be published.
II. The ballots, pool books, etc.
hall be prepared by the chairman
nd secretary Of the County RePuh-
[ can Executive Commute. who
hall deliver the same mt the several
voting places in time for seid cleo
ton
II. All persons residing IN Coal
district. north Of the residence OF
Levi Smith. near MeIdowbrook. mt
I ,e Rivr bend. shnll be permitted to
vote at ATeadowbroolI precinct, IN
Simpson district.
IS. No election shall be held at
the Johnstown precinct but the
voters residing in said precinct shall
he permitted and entitled to vote
said election at Rominc- Mills
IL zl1 W