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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-01
labor Scarcity WORKING Change.

Barnesville. Ga. Feb. 2N-The farm
ers are putting in full time making
preparations for the years crops, and
ere taking advantage ~ every minute
Of time They are considerably be-
hind with their work. because Of 30
much bad weather last month and the
first part Of February. The idea seems
to be growing among the farmers To
increase yield per acre instead Of
planting 50 many acres This Is ne
cessitatcd by the scarcity OF farm Ia
Dor. the ncgros having grown very In
dependent about working for wages.
and when they do work their labor Is
very unsatisfactory. and a great prob
lem confronts the planter
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-01
Dangers Of Pneumonia.

A cold at this time il neglected 10
liable TO Gauge pneumonia which is 80
often fatal. and even when the pstieDt
has recovered the lungs are weakened
making them peculiarly susceptible "a
the development OF consumption. Fo.
lry's Honey and Tar will stop the
cough. heal and strengthen the lung.
and prevent pneumonia. LaGrippr
coughs yield quickly to III. wonderfUl
curativr qualities ~ Foles'- Honey and
Tar There IL LCthing else lust as
good ! W. McCullnm a co
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-01
Man Named with Throat Cut.

Santa Fe. y. NJ. Feb. 2>-John Con.
ley. "A miner who on Jan III. l9Oi.
killed James Rcdding and Charles Pur-
dy al the Guadalnupe plaCcrs. was
hanged Monday AZ laos. few hours
after being found In his cell with his
throat cut. The wound. which had
been inflicted with a packet knife did
not sever The artery. and was quickly
bandaged Limp and almost uncon.
sSious Corlcy WAS dragged TO the gal.
lows and slipped through the trap.
death resulting from strangulation.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-01
FIVE PEOPLE MEET DEATH.
Family Ate Meat Of Ho9 which Had
Bser S,tA

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ta,.r C".'Ir,U h4,, %. ! T, ur.!i.
cal men Of the Cl,, are Watching the
developments IN tac case with grea;
interest.
Two days before Christmas Mr.. Co
wart killed q SOW that had been sick
II had. however, been fa'tened up
some hat. when the hog was slaught.
cred. the refuse was thrown to tne
chickens. Shortly afterwards the diff
ferent members of the family began
u be taken III after eating portions
Of the hog and the chickens.
Miss Susie Cowart developed the
most serious attack. She lied on Jan
26. Following her. Mrs. Cowart died
on Feb I. Mr.. Cowart was next lie
died on Feb. II. Miss EsSic COwart
died On Feb. Il. Miss Nela Cowart
died on Feb II. Mr. and Mrs Woods
were seriously III. Mrs Woods condi
ton being worse II Was decided
tha, he had better come 20 Savannah
hospital. There the physicians read
lily diagnosed the case as trichinosis
and began to inquire into the things
that had been eaten by the patient.
Their inquiries developed the state
OF facts set forth above and confirm
ed the diagnosis to the satisfaction Of
the physicians. The treatment has
been successful. as has that Of Mrs.
Woods. and both are now considered
out Of danger.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-01
AN ENJOYABLE WHIST PARTY
Given BY Or. ard Mrs. J. n. Alderman
in Honor Of Mss johnson.

One Of the mr.t enjoyable -o"isl
events OF the -.A-nn VA the wiist
party ten 'rr. hy pr "ni -. ! II.
AldeTma. % ''... 700 . u ,.'ua
avenue. Tu rv.m -, ..h.n.r ~
Mise CeiIa Io 49,, ui Atlanta. Who /.
their guest
The guests We Adnit'ed To the
hallway by llt,l.. M'.s J-s-lr Ch-snut.
when they were received hy Mrs H.
II. McCr-ary aud presented TO the re-
ceivInG party, composed OF DR.. aud
Mrs.. Alderman, d.. Seigler. Misc John
son. Mrs. W. l.. Seisler OF Waldo and
Mrs W. ". Johnson.
After indulging in social converse
tion the guests engaged in q game Of
progressive wh'st. An exciting con.
test ensued and the ladies' prize,
which was . handsome cut.Rlass bowl,
was cut for by by Mesdames Duncan
and J. VI. Dell, Jr.. the former WIN
ming the prize and in gracious man
ner presented il to the gu-st OF honor.
The lsdies' consolation prize, a beauti-
ful hand painted china nut bowl, was
cut for by Mrs. W. K Stecket and
Mrs Geo. =. Morris. the latter being
the successful contestant. The gentle
man's prize. q handsome leather cigar
Ease filed with pure Havanss. had 10
be- cut for by Messrs. John Chesnut,
BeDmont Tench and Ben Richards. the
latter carrying OF the honor. DR.. J.
II. Colson having failed to score Q
point during the evening. vas award
ed the "booby," an elegant deck Of
cards. Miss Ida Burkhim kept the
score during the game. Mrs. Geo. w.
Brumley presided at the punch bowl
and Mr.. W. X. steckert presented the
PRICES in that felicitio0s manner for
which he 10 noted.
The house Was profusely decorated,
che yellow scheme being carried out
in the hall. pink Ia the parlOr and red
in the dining-room.
Delicious refreshme nts consisting Of
salad. coffee, strawberries aud cream
were served during the evening.
The hostess was handsomely gowned
ia black lace over silk and carried q
boques Of pink carnations. while the
guest Of honor looked very dainty in
all white and white carnations.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-01
ANie,ed With Rheuma,i.m

II was and am yet afflicted with
rheumatism" says Mr. J. G Bsyne.
editor Of the Herald. AddinRtOu. Indi.
an Territory, but thanks to Cham.
berlsin'. Pain Balm am able once
more TO attend 20 business. IL 10 the
beet VI linime nts." II troubled With
rheumatism give Pain Balm q trial
and you are certain 80 be more than
pleased with the prompt relief which
IL snords. One application relieves
the pain. For sale BY sll druggists.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-01
A YOUTHFUL MARRIAGE.
Fovvteer.Vear-Old Bride at Orange
Hsights-Other Notes Of Interest.

Hsights-othsr Notes Of Interest
Orange HeiGhu. February % The
weather 10 fine and everybody seem. to
be- on the hustle
Saturday was pay day st the Year
wod mill. aud sl.o on the railrosd
which places q little money in circula.
tion.
Prof, Fielding spent sabbath with
his sister at Ctrs. and attended
church at that place. Sermon by B,sh-
or Hos
DE- and Mrs Curtis attended a par.
~ at M-lro-" "Wednesday night.
Chrr!e. H-lfrich. painter aud build.
er on the Srab ,ard Air Line. spent
Sunday 1t L's home in th.s place.
Mrs PAul.en and ME-. Eddy were
visiting in M-lrose Thursdsy of last
week
R +. Deshiel spent q few days in
Jacksonville ] last week.
Rev. Sistrunk Of Melrose will preach
here in the VI. T.. church neXt Sunday
at 3p. IN.
The NJ. K. choir met for practice
Sunday afternoon as A. Jollys. Prof.
Wiley Tillmsn, leader.
The present term OF school will ex.
pire on Friday Of this week.
Mics Bsuknight visited her home in
Archer over Sunday.
Mrs. Pattsrsos will entertain in hon.
or Of Prof. Fielding oil the school chil.
dr~n and young people Of Orange
Heights and vicinity Thursday after.
noon from 3 80 TO $50
Rufus Tillis and a little daughter OF
sherman Dickinson were married Tues.
day. The bride was only fourteen
years old.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-01
THE GAME SvllLE. GUARDS.
Adding New Men to the Company
Nave q New Gallery Target.

Nave q New Gallery Target.
For some time past the Guards have
been doing considerable work without
making much noise about iI. and in
the past three weeks have added up
wards OF dozen men to the roll and
are striving to make the company as
good As any in the State. Captain
Layton has deem doing much work to
encourage the boys and he 10 entitled
20 credit for HE efovts.
The company has recently received
from the Government . gallery target
90 that the men will not have 10 go
out to tie regular range when they de-
sire q short target practice. Reduced
charges OF powder are used for this
purpose and the range or target can be
placed in the armory and an electric
light attached for night practice.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-01
Railroad Man promoted.

Knoxville. Feb. Announcement
is made here OF the appointment of A.
Il. Baylcss, 10 be assistant superin.
iendent division of the Louisville and
Nashville railroad. with headauarters
AZ Blue Ridge. Ga The appointment
Is effective March / Mr.. Bayless Is
now tralnmastcr OF the Birmingham
Mineral ralrOad nt birmingham.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-01
Attention, W. c. T. y.

on account Of the Chautsuqus lee
tgre next Monday afternoon. the reRu-
lar monthly business meeting ~ the
Crion will be- held st the Rest and
Reading Room this (Thur.day after
aoou at o'clock A fu.l attendance
.. desired, a. hu.inr.. Of Importance
must DO transacted
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-01
Invaluable For rheumatism.

Il have been suffering for the past
few gears with severe attack ~ rheu-
mati-m and found that Ballard's snow
L,niment Wa the only thing that gsve
nlr Eat ,factlon and tended 20 alleviate
my pains March -, 'U2 Join &.
Dcgnsn. K,n.man, H. 2jc, 5Oc nd
81 Sold hy W. VI Johnson
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-01
Eczerra, letter. SAT- Rneur, Itch, Ring
Worm. Herpes. Barber's Itch.

Al ~ these 4 -ea-r. are attended Ly
Intense itching. which i almost IN.
staut,y rriitv.i hy applying Chamber
LAM SAVE art - 49, CONTINUED use
ay-rmaneu' cure may BE- Elected l.
has IN fact. cared many ca--- that had
resisted all other treatment Price p
cents per box. For sale by all drug
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-01
@. q Bvrhans Tesufiss After q Year.

q. B. Burhans OF Carlisle Center.
y. Y, writes: About fouP years ago
! wrote you stating that I had been
entirely cured Of = severe kidney
trouble by taking lees than two bot
ties Of FOley's Kidney Cure. Tt en-.
tirely stopped the brick dust sediment.
and pain and symptoms OF kidney die.
ease disappeared. I am glad to cay
that have never had q return OF any
VI those symptoms during the four
years that have elapsed and am
evidently cured. and heartily recon.
mend Foley's Kidney Cure to anyone
suffering from kidney or bladder
trouble" J. W. McCollum & Co.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-01
Seaboard Parlor Cars.

The SeabOard Air Line operates buf-
fet psrlor cars between Waldo and
Tampa on train leaving Waldo that
connects with the morning train from
Gainesville.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-01
GOT HIS DIPLOMA.

c. c. Pedrick Awarded First Premium
on Carriages.
{. y. Pedrick has at last received
mis- diploma from the Florida Mid
Winter Fair for the finest tuRgios and
carriages made in FlOrioa and exhibit
&C a. the State Fair. This 10 Q COM
plment to Mr.. Pedrick and Gaines
Vile. and il only shows Whist could be-
done in the way OF . large factory il
the people could he aroused.
There i- no need OF sending away for
sehicles when We can make ss good at
home.
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-08

1t is commonly understood about Goldheld. that there are nov upon the
ground, some seuths of the eastern press, who have come here to expose the
mining stock "swndersf' Of Goldheld al la Lawson-htmsef 1t N time ont OF
the greatest juggles OF mining shares in the country. We Are glad thiss o. and
if any concernsa are conducting a swindlng game, we will welcome their exposure
and will join in the hunt. But be it understood. that these sdfsame papers are
coming here clean handed There are as many high toned baekmanGs n high
wsymen in the newspaper publishing business as in the banking AM brokerage
the livery of heaven to serve the devil in 1t is a pretty hard impeachment ito
press, daily and monthly, for that matter. are toe well known by he writer, to be
ignored or denied. However, if the motives If these blood hounds" Of the press
are good and clean, go to it, tut with the knowledge of III great interests
in jeopardy, with a gold camp where millions are invested, an a shaken public
confidence resulting disastrously to both the innocent as well as the guilty
" say have a care' and BE- mighty sure OF your footing before you take
many steps And more, let it be understood, that thu stock business" is not
mining, ;" that it is purely parasticaL The mining stock business could not live
without mining. Tut mining ian live without tn stock business and without
brokers The Almighty did not consult the brokers when he planted precious
minerals in the earth. There vas as much gold here before TIT brokers came as
there is now ant brokers may bust and fly by night N TIN whole fraternity
be swept off the DESERT n still Goldheld would 70 right along, mining more
gold thai any two other camps n h fact OF the continent The brokers have
their place in the economy of Godfed, and is a useful place They have brought
enormous ums of money into Goldheid and have fastened tn development of the
do the railroad and industrial magnates of the east var to get along without
the New York Stock Exchange. They are valuable adjuncts to great financial
operations But an attacks tn eastern press may make upon stocks will only
of the miners to the mines Tor car they, with all their mighty power, urge
on and supported by the influence OF envious Wall street. STOP the purchase and
sale of mining stocks among the thousands of investors who W fortune and
mayhap, af1uence to the conservative Investment Tin mining shares
Take it all and in ALL the Lyman incident may result in much good to the
camp. It may bring here for investigation many of the brightest newspaper.
men If the country, who will disclose to their papers the real state If affairs and
thus aid in putting Goldfeld in the right light before the public, for as a matter
of fact, W have little to ferf from investigation al he hands of honest and
intelligent men,
The Goldfield news. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1904-1911, 1906-12-08
E r AND

Subscribers are wecome % HI use II his department In asking
about companies, state all h facts as far as known of location Of prop
erty. officers, ETC., to assist in u investigation. AS 1t requires much
m n correspondence, often to elicit thu desired information, n as
the demands upon this department are very heavy. subscribers will please
exercise patience, n allow fol W or three weeks time for answers
No answers by mai.
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This company has the best located lease on the SILVER PICK PROPERTY, nar st
to the SILVER PICK COMPANYS on shaft, nearest to the great EETSl MINE and
nearest to the wonderful MOHAWK MINES. This is undoubtedly one of the every best prop
oItons on the market today d is certain to prove highly profitable
The shaft is now down 100 feet. The Is horse owe hoist bought by this company
has arrived land will BE- installed as soon as possible.
The stock will soon go to so cents and would advise that you buy 1t now, because
the advance may coe any day nd tny you will wish yu hadnt missed the opportunity to
get in at 25 cents ~
Please emenbn tina NEVADA & EASTERN LEASING STOCK is bound to become a
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01

Com'r School and Public Lands.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
LuCkieSt Man in Arkansas.

"I'm the luckiest man in Arkan.
sas," writes H. L. Stanley, of Bru-
no, "since the restoration of my
wife's health after five years of con-
tinuous coughing and bleeding
from the lungs; and I owe my
good fortune to the worlds great.
est medicine, DR.. Kings New Dis
covery for Consumption, which l
know from experience will cure
consumption if taken in time. My
wife improved with first bottle and
twelve bottles completed the cure
Cures the worst coughs and colds
or money refunded. At R. W. Rus
sell Drug Co.'S. SOC and $1.OO.
Trial bottle free.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01

Bears tie The Kind You Haze Always Borga
s'ss : &MAZzzzm

John Arney from near SPRING
field was il town Monday on his
way to Mitchell to attend the stock
show, and visit his two children
who are attending school in that
city.
Chas. Bush, who moved from
here to Council Bluffs. Ia, last
spring. returned with his family
Monday and has again become a
resident Of Scotland. They are
now living il rooms over the post
Office.
Surprise parties were the socia
order last week. There was one
on Donald Parmenter Wednesday
evening, one on Floyd Wheeler and
one On Carl Plattner Thursday
evening, and one on Mrs. Wm.
Miller by the pupils IN her depart
ment on Friday evening.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
THE CITIZEN REPUBLICAN.

P, A. BLISS, Editor { Proprietor.
SCOTLAND, S. D., Feb. l, 1906.
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01
T @
Bears the The Kind You Have Always Bougl
4 ! &1XANzzM

A latter received from Prof. Sher.
wood last week by one Of his Scot
land friends states that he has had
to temporarily abandon his work
in the dental college on account OF
his eyes, and is now teaching in
Shreveport, La.
Finley Gum and two children
arrived from Beadle county Mon
day to visit friends here and at
Lesterville. He lives about ten
miles southwest of Huron, and he
says a large settlement of people
from Memo has been made near
him during the past few months.
Land has been changing hands
rapidly and is now selling at about
$50 per acre.
j. Ell. Dickson accepted an invi
tation to attend the celebration Of
the 147th anniversary Of the birth
Of the Scotch poet, Robert Burns,
given by the Anniversary Associa-
ton in Sioux City last Thursday.
Three hundred and fifty people as
sembled at the banquet table, and
Scotch wit and Kilmarnock punch
flowed freely. Although the mem
cries Of the fatherland were inner
tied BY vi. Dickson from his
grandfather, he is a good Scotch
mixer, and when occasion requires
can pass himself off for one fresh
from the turf. In the accounts
given in the Sioux City papers we
notice that MIR. Dickson gsye a re-
view Of the Bonnie Brier Bush"
but his name is not mentioned
among those who took part in the
highland fling, SO we presume that
he cam ooto before that feature
Of the entertainment was pulled off
The citizen-Republican. (Scotland, Bon Homme County, S.D.) 1???-19??, 1906-02-01

The Scotland X. P. lodge was re-
organized under a new charter last
Thursday evening, Instituted by G.
", FELTON, Of Yankton, district dep
uty organizer, and ". A. Roberts
OF Huron, G, X. Of 4. & S. There
were about twenty ola members of
the ordar who Joined by card, and
nine candidates who were given the
grand bumper degrees. We Judge
that the candidates were made full
knights, as it took nearly all night
to do the work. About one o'clock
the company repaired to the Star
Hotel where supper was served to
over one hundred guests. The fol-
loving were some of the visiting
knights present: From Vermillion
John Gunderson, P. II. Sullivan,
&. S. Danforth, n. F. Chatfee, Os-
car Nelson, Enoch Evanson, L. L.
Ewes, Andrew Jorgenson, Will Gun
derson, Wallace Cusick, J. B. Mack,
j. g. Carney, c. A. Maxon, ". S.
Copeland, c. A. Iyerson, 4. L.
Charrlin, NJ. Bowles, John Carpen-
ter, Ole Olson, Ole Peterson, Fritz
Voigt, James Partridge, Clarence
Madara, Harry Good, John Ker-
wink, Jas. Temmey, W. F. Andrew,
Will Larson, J. c. F. Elmore, Ar
thur Townsley, Harry Nagle, A. X.
Richardson from 1ankton-C. W.
FELTON,, I. S. DeVol, G. l.. Warner,
Lee Wymau, Fred B%oulan, J. R.
Matthews, Ellery Dunn, J. K. r.
by, B. E. Pickett, R. A. Wheeler,
Will Truxes, DR.. E. NJ. Valentine,
D. D. M. Morehouse, G.. R. Hob
son, Fl. Tammen, z. Richey, G. l..
Lawrence, Ed, Iverson, N. E. Glib
bons, G. L. Talmage, R. M. Black
we'll, R. McKenzie; from Armour
D. W. Bachelor, D. E. White
more, H. H. Loeffler, G. W. Giles,
W. H. kellogg, f. "A. Ray; from
Tyndall-Dennis Murphy. VIM.
Flemming, Peter McKenna, Wm.
McKenna, Jas. Kennedy, 3. L.
Radak, Ora Britton, Frank Kraji-
eek; J. B. Manley, Edgewood, Ia.
Freeman Lynet, Humboldt, Neb.;
W. A. Roberts, Huron; b. More
house, Owatonna, MINI.