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Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05
DIV. SUPT. FORD
WILL Be PROMOTED
Will be General Superintendent
Thru DIVISION. A. C.L.
A NEW RAILROAD
MOVE

Great System Will be Sliced Up into
Three Divisions Instead Of Two. n.
heretofore, and Third Division Will
Embrace Florida lines.
II. A. Ford, ipr the past six years
division superintendent Of the Atlantic
Coast Line with headquarters in this
city. has been deservedly promoted.
Al n meeting Of the railroad officials
OF the great system, held in the Rener.
al offices in Wilmington. il was decid.
ed to make three divisions of the road
instead Of two, ss heretofore, with the
result that oil trackage in Florida will
be known as the third division. and
Mr.. Ford will be general superin,e nd I.
ent OF this division. with headq uarters
in Jacksonville.
A representative Of The Sun called
uron Superinte ndent Ford immedi.
atsly upon his return from Whining.
ton Thursday afternoon. He was not
disposed TO talk at this time, but veri.
fed the facts as stated above. He
stated that 60 far there has been no
organization Of the new arrangement,
hence there was really nothing to coy
nc preseat in regard to the matter
other than to verify the rUmor.
The change will keep the public
guessing for awhile as to who will be
Superintendent FoFd's successor on
shis division, 10 well % 70 other things
connected with the Coast Line and its
management.
While friends Of Superintendent
Ford regret very much to lose him 90
scitizen. they nevertheless. congrstu.
late him upon the promotion.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05
the GAINESVILLE GUARDS.
Adding New Men 10 the Compsn,
tsave q ks~ Gallery Target.

For some time past the Guards have
been doing conside rable work without
making much noise about il. and in
the pass ,hree weeks have added up.
wards OF q dozen men 20 the roll and
are striving TO make the company NJ
good % any in the State. Captain
Layton has deem doing much work to
encourage the boys and he 10 entitled
TO credit for hi. efforts.
The company has recently received
from tie Government q gallery target
40 that the men will not have to 20
on, 20 the regular range when they de-
sire n short target practice. Reduced
charge. Of powder are used for this
purpose and the range or target can he
plaeed in the armory and IN electric
light attached for night practice
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

The cures shas ssand to lie credit
mshe Bucklen's Arnica Salve Q scien-
tiHe wonder. II cured L. r. Mulford.
lecturer for the Patrons Of Husbandry
wayne.boro. Pa. Of o distressing case
of piles. IL heals the worst buvns.
sores. boils. ulcers. cuts, wounds. ehii.
blains and salt rheum. Only 2Sc at
oil drug ssores.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05
ANOTHER BLIND
TIGER IS Gagged
b. D pntv Sheriff James Granger
M,.. L., Time &; Liberty.
A VERY CLEVER CAPTURE

Has Dehed the Officers for a Year or
More-Thought Ne Was Too FOXY
tor Them but Ne Will Nave His
Claws Clipped At Last
From Fridays Daily sun.
The officers have q hard time in
hunting the blind tiGer." the nance
given TO violators Of the Law in coun.
ties where the sale Of liquor is prohib-
tied. as some Of the most clever scouu-
dreis engage in the business. and they
have friends to shield them
But Deputy sheriff Granger will
stick to q scent better than a blood
hound. snd when he gets to work
something is bound to be- doing. He
has had his eye On q shanty near the
S-abosrd depot for sometime, and last
evening about 5 O'Clock he closed in
on he game and found Ga old darkey
named Page, aged IS years. with zen
or eleven empty iugs ard n quan.
t'ty OF corn whiskey in stock. The old
fellow vas caught sore, and on being
srraigned before Justice Colman
pleaded guilty aud was bound over 10
the circuit court in the sum OF $3.50
Deputy Granger 10 all right when IL
comes TO bagging law.breakers.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

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the bladder, or the kidneys thens,,,.s
"'eak down and waste awav cell hy g.;
Bladder troubles almost alua,sr,>,,i,
rom arrangement Of the kidneys and
a cure Is obtained quickest hv A pro,e,
treatment OF the kidneys. Ii t,uu are feel.
ing BADLY You can make no uis,,k. lao
taxing lr. kIlmcrs Swamp Root. the
great kidney, liver and h,a,!l,. t,,uvi,
IL c"rrect> inability To- lu.! u,,ur ,rl
s0'"'ilg pam III pas>in- L. AMI over.
comes ihi' unpleasant nvC,,si,vuf h,,ny
cofiieI'ci t. go often through N.r lav'
ani 10 Ytt up MANY tluvs during the
night. The mild and tie extraordinary
enect ot swamp Roo, is soon realized.
IL stands the highest f., its wondcrfui
cures ot the mo>t distressing cases.
Swamp-Root is pleasant To take anil il
soId by all druggists III hit>-ceut and
one-dollar size bottles. You NAV have a
sample bottle of this wonderful rew Ills.
covery and book that tells all about il
both sent free by mail. Adlrc>s. Dr. Xii.
nner X CO., Eirghamton. y. Y. When
writing mention reading this generous
oner IN this paper. Dont make any
mistake. but rei,';;iler The iinie, Sw amp
Root. DIR. Eilnier's swamp Root, AMI the
address. Binghamton, y. ", OH every
bottle.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05

UNtxI&3Htp T6N18 8ANW.
New Orleans. March 2.-The battle
ship Tsxas with Admiral Dickens on
board. and the torpedo boats Dupont
ana Porter. which came here for the
carnival. have sailed % rejoin the
squadron at Pensacola.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05
Sleeplessness.

Di.orters OF the stomach produce q
nervous cond ition and often prevent
.leep. Chanberlain's stomach ard
Iiv.r Tablets stimulate the digestive
o,yans. restore the system to q healthy
.ondi,ion and make sleep possible
For sale by oil druggists.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-05
Lumber 10 Destroyed by FIre.

Decatur. Ala. March 2.-The large
saw mill OF the Arotx Bros. situated
on the river front. together with the
dry kiln and about $1,000 feet Of ium.
ber. has been destroyed by nre. The
loss Is $4,000. with insurance sstimat.
Cd at about half the loes.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-16
Killed by Indian Outlaws.

One hundred armed men have gone
into the Cherokee country in pursuit
OF the wiekliife band of Indian out
laws. who, on Sunday afternoon, 81
miles southeast of vinita, !. T., am
bushed a United States marshal 8
posse of six men, killing Deputy Mar
shal /. l.. Gilstrap and wounding Rich
ard Carey, another deputy.
Bob Thompson arrived in Ninita
Monday night from the scene OF the
fight at Saline Creek. He says that
the posse, after trailing the Wickliffes
all day with bloodhounds, came upon
them in the afternoon, whereupon the
Indians. IL in number, took refuge in
ravine and opened fire. The deputies
threw themselves upon the ground and
hot fight began, which lasted an
hour. Deputy Gilstrap was shot
through the head at the first exchange
Of shots.
The deputies were driven gradually
back TO the head Of the ravine, but
finally formed a breastwork, and the
Indians withdrew.
Gilstrap's body was brought to Vim.
ita Monday morning by his widow,
who had driven through the hills 40
miles with IT, Carey is still alive, but
il is believed he cannot recover.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-16
Asitation Against Russian Radicals.

4 dispatch from ST. Petersburg says
that some of the reactionary organiza-
tions are pushing the agitation against
the radical elements to a dangerous
point. Sunday "league of the Rus
sian people" held service in the Alex
anderevsky monastery to celebrate the
manifesto of March S as victory for
the old regime. Later, at the horse
guard menage, the fighting society OF
the same organization held public
meeting and listened to infammatory
speeches by DIR. Doubrovin and Prof.
Niekolsky. two extremist leaders, In
which the orators openly summoned
their followers, the Black Hundreds,
to kill the Jews and hang Count Witte.
Prince Mestehersky, editor of the Graz
DAMN, who supported the Witte Sec
tion, charges the bureaucracy with hav-
ing sympathy with the court clique,
which is opposing the plans of the cabi-
net. and with melting class hatred and
strikes, with the purpose of making the
national assembly failure.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-16
Hearst's Case Ordered Reopened.

The case of William Randolph Hearst
against the anthracite coal carrying
roads has been ordered by the inter
state commerce commission to be re-
opened and was assigned for re-argu-
ment in Washington March 20. The
action of the committee was based on
the recent decision of the supreme
court of the United States in the cases
of the New York, New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad company against the IN
terstate commerce commission, and OF
the interstate commerce commission
against the Chesapeake & Ohio and the
New York, New Haven & Hartford
Railroad companies, constructing the
provisions of the act to regulate COM
meree. the statement being made that
that decision has an important bearing
on the issues involved in the complaint
of Mr.. Hearst.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-16
House Caucus Acts on Statehood Bill.

The republicans of the house at
Washington voted at their caucus yes
terday, 126 to 80, to stand by the state
hood bill as it passed the house, and
ask the senate for conference on the
measure. The caucus lasted IL
hours. This vote followed Immediately
after a resolution offered by Mr.. Mon
dell of Wyoming, representing the in
surgents, had been defeated, l23 to AZ,
the Mondell resolution being to agree
to the senate amendment eliminating
Arizona and New Mexico from the bill,
and asking a conference on the minor
amendments in the measure.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-16

A suit has been instituted against
Justice Joseph NJ. Deuel.. of the court
of special sessions, New York, for his
removal from his position as justice.
The suit is brought by District Attor-
nev Jerome. James W. Osborne, and
Edward Shepard. acting as citizens.
The specifications against Justice
Deuel. include that of conducting busl.
ness other than that of justice, and
of being the owner and manager in
part of Town Topics and other publiea-
tions. The papers are returnable
March 90. Justice Deuel. continues to
preside in special sessions.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-16

The imperial Chinese commissioners,
Duke Tsai Use, Shang Chi Heng and LII
Cheng To. who are en- route to Europe
to investigate political conditions In
England, France and Belgium, arrived
at Washington late Sunday from New
York. Sunday night the commissioners
were entertained by the Chinese minis
ter. Monday they spent the day sight,
seeing, and called on the president and
Secretary Root, returning later to New
York. preparatory to sailing for Eu-
rope.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-16

The Right Rev. Cornelius O'Brien,
d. D., Catholic archbishop of Halifax,
N. s.. died suddenly Friday OF apo
plexy. Bishop O'Brien was 62 years
old. He was an eloquent advocate OF
home rule for Ireland, staunch I'M
perialist and strong Canadian.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-16

The new French ministry, under
Premier Sarrien, will carry out the
church and state separation law with
infiexible frmness and establish re-
sponsibility for resistance to taking
inventories. The policy of the preced-
ing ministry will be followed in Mo
rocco.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-16
ESTEY ORGAN OMPANY
GALL is NOT GOLD THAT
GLISTERS."

This weeks text is from Shakespeare. Its truth
is admitted by all men of experence-as well as BY
the women. In its application to the piano business
it means that varnsh and filgree do not make
good instrument New pianos are always handsome
Very little difference in appearance, to the casual
observer, between $500 piano and $50 piano.
But the real gold has "glister that endures while
the imitation soon furnishes. A well made piano
has life of tone fixty of tune, permanency OF action
These are the qualities we claim for the Estey Our
reputation as we'll as our character are behind IT,
Yet if costs no more than YOU can afford to pay
Find out for YOURSELF.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-16

Ludlow capitalists have organized
the Jewell Brook Woolen company,
and $4,000 of the capital stock OF
100000 viii be paid in. A two-story
mill. 65 by 100. win be erected this
spring, and will be running Nov. l.;
The new mill will contain % looms and
five sets of cards. Ludlow is expecting
a building boom in the spring as re-
suit of the new manuractory, and II is
expected that >s200,00O will be expend-
ed for new buildings and mill machin-
cry.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-16

About score of prominent Connecticut
manufacturers and fnanciers have sent me-
mortal to the senator's from that state, asking
them to vote for the Philippine tariff bill.
Windham County reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1901-1906, 1906-03-16

Illegal seining in Missisquoi bay still con-
tinues. and, as far as known, the Canadian
officials are taking no steps to stop the
slaughter of fish.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22
Dulaney Bound Over.

Little Rock. Ark, June 1S.-The preliminary trial of Representative A. D. DulaneY of Little River Coun- ty, who was arrested week ago on the charge of receiving s200 to intiu- ence his vote on the pbyslcal connec- tion telephone bill ID the last 'egisla- ture, was held before Justice Meisner today and resulted in Dulaney being bound over to await the action of the grand jury. Ball WAS fixed at S2500, which he gave
 It was brought out in the testimony that Dulaney received S200 from A. ]. Niger, manager of the TeXarkana tele- phone company, wha VAS interest ed in the defeat 9f the bill but Du- laney claimed that the money was given him in payment fora let be sold Niger It was also brought putin the trial that DQlane? WAS made floor manager for the 5iH and afterward changed front and opposed the meas ure. Duidney produced letters which claimed that Niger pad Rim the SOC in real estate deaI.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22
Buildings Dedicated.

Fayetteville, Ark. June l9.-Thc six new building of the university were dedicated this afternoon. Hit Hal the new bass aofmitory. #a> drSt dedicate3 the Honorable Jerry south speaking from the steps of the building. Toe dedication of Gray Hall, tbe old d0rmiJory then follow ed, Governor Davis being the orator. ebrietiy reviewed the career of the late Col Gray. after whom the hali was named, and then discussed the future prospects of the university, n
 his usual entertaining style.
 The Honorable w H. Langford. of Pine Bluff spoke at the dedication Of the new girls dormitory, aud Honor able W. r. Fletcher, of Lonoke, at the dedication I the Agricultural. Dairy, Chemistry and other buildings. Au immense tfas5l attended these exercises.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22
Benten County.
Special Correspondence t5 The News.
LOWELL.

June 19-Another gentle shower of rain Monday.
 Some farmers are beginning to talk about laying by their corn. Better blow little longer.
 Odd Fellows of Lowell lodge gather ed themselves together Sunaay morn- ing as per arrangement at the hall and donned their regal1a and marched to the Baptist church, about sixty in number, where they were royalty en- tertained for one hour by W. F. Green on the subject Of Odd Fellow ship.
 MT. and Mrs. Ed. John are the par ents of fine son, who came latter part of last week. \ getting along nicely.
 A. J. Cowan is receiving quite a tot of barrels just now preparing to hand. le apples little later. We learn he is going to work for Stroud, of Rogers.
 Albert Ogden. Of Alton, I. T., came down Sunday on visit to friends in this community returning home Monday.
 Born, to MT. and Mrs. Arly Wood latter part of last week daughter.
 Ed. Long went up to sehgman, Mo-, Saturday evening returning home Sunday night. Ed. lost his milch COW last week by coming Tn contact with the cannon ball.
 James Deason went over to Eureka Springs Sunday on the excursion to that place.
 Buck Suges and the Misses McSeil and Irma Potter. Of Gentry. came over Saturday oa yIsit. friends east of Lowell.
 The justice court of j. W. Main has a grist on hands that seems slow To grind in the case Of \. F. Ford and c. w. Mabry. The second trial was held Saturday and the jury failing to agree will cause them to hitch again next Saturday.
 Some excitement in Lowell Monday evening on account of two horses run ming away with d buggy hitched to each one, but no serious damage was done. One belonged to Thomas Bing- ham and the other to c. ". Malery.
 John Loper, of Ramona, Kan, was in Lowell Monday. He has been stop- ping at Eureka Springs for sometime on account of i'll health.
 W. E. Brogdon, of Springdale, pass ed through this place Monday on his way to attend the great Cotton Con- vention to be held at Monte Ne Tues day and Wednesday,
 Plenty of blaekberrIes were =0n the market here Monday and selling at one dollar per crate.
 That old time singing at Spring Creek was well attended and seemed to be enjoyed by all. A number of friends met and pressed the hand of each other for the first time in years.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22
Some Interesting News Items,

bY the supreme court tacay. 'an eN press company is guilty 0f n sde- meanor when 1t accepts game tor shipment to points outside ot the state. regardless of it's knowledge oi the existence U the game ia the pack age received.
 The case at issue was from Polk county circuit court and dealt with the delivery of three packages of fur> to the Wells Fargo Express Company, expressed by ". H. Graves. Armed with a search warrant. constable opened the packages and found a saddle of venis0n and eight wild tur' keys. The express company was found guilty and fine assessed The ease WAS then appealed.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22
4 Eelicitous Event.
WNH.

Invitations are out for the wedding on June 27th, of two of Lakeport's $ most estimable young people On that date Dr. II. F. stipp will bestow the hand of his eldest daughter, Miss Mary, on MT. Elmo F. Howard. Miss Stipp has the distinction of con- stituting the entire first graduating class (l904l of the Clear Lake Union High School. She has been prom inent in Methodist church and Ep- worth League work, and has host Of friends who wish her every joy h her new life. Nr. Howard is pr0ba ply the best known man in town, as the com. petent and obIiging deputy post master, and is q brother q County Recorder Euvelle Howard The Press is happy to extend congrat ulations and good wishes to the young couple. -Lakeport Calf. Press.
 Mir Howard is son of N. C. Howard of this place and former ly resided here. His old friends here join ii tendering best wishes.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22

Such meetings give new life. str nger hopes and brighter prospect for the future.
 The present crop of apples are showing up nicely and some of the early varieties are being placed upon the market.
 We were glad to form the acqualnt- ance of Mulkeepmo, the great pencil pusher Of Johnson, Sunday. Well we must say he was better looking than we expected. TYR0.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22
Fratricide Near SeIigman.

SeliImaa NJ. 3aae #I5.-Iafagette Scr4sEinS. aEe1 twenty, sh9t an3 Killed bis father, Mark Seroggins, aU their home two miles from tAis place. today. The father and son got Into . fight over fence. Mark Seraggins also ac- cused his wife 9f being untrue t0 him
 While the mother and father were engaged in a fight the boy shot and Killed the father. The lad is being held for investigaQ Qdn.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22
SILENT GROVE.
rNNDn
 ! h ,.

June 19.-That singing was alright SC every one seemed to think.
 Miss Lena Card~eu of Muscogee. l. T., is visiting with the Misses Pogue of this place.
 Almost every one in this neighbor- hood has been sick. We think it is some kind of "pizena on the fruit that is making Is d. look and feel so blue.
 Mrs Thomas Mastafn had the mis- fortune to lose al her little turkeys in the big rain.
 MT. and Mrs. J. ". Pague and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Sheets went on a huckleberry hunt last sunday. We think they found more chiegers than berries.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22
Band Renefit.

Following is the program of entertainment to be given at the Auditorium next Monday night for the benefit of the band Overture, ..=...... Creme de Ia Creme, .
 Orchestra. Listen U the Big Hfass Baad. Reed
 Mr. Glen SaqHarn Sketch, ...... The Tramp Delegate. Miss Helen Berry and l. l. stewart "a Eva Tdngaay.s : Love Song Lbl \ Bit O Blarney. .eI + Should. Josie, ....#.......=.........=.. ..Blo5menthal
 Miss Eu.a Oldham. Cornet Solo...... -. sSwanee River, ?
 Mir. Roy Joyce. Seminole, <. =. \ lSyne
 MT. John Sanders. Violin Solo, 'Kaiawiae. Wleniaswlka
 MT. l. r. Stewart. The Banjo serenade. ...#.. Kerker
 Miss L. Miller. Sketch. .=.=.........= .......,. Messrs Prapst and McQuaid. tal Saxophone Solo, You re the Flow CT of My Heart, sAdeline Vocal Solo .................ssI[ Kisses, 2
 Miss Ruth Wirt. Political Talk, ....... ................
 Washer BookingJon Miss Joy Langston, accompanist. Admission 10 and Is cents.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22
springd.Is Berry Growers Assn.

There will be a meeting of the Springdale Berry Growers Assn. al the berry shed on Saturday. June g, 1906. Every member is expected te De present. 2t.
 JAS. t. HoLeoMB. Secy.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22
W arning Order.
In Washington Chancery Court,

In Washington Chancery Court, August term, 1906. Wm. Focht, plaintiff,
 vS.
 Marie E. Burghduff, A. Barehduf, Elizabeth ]. Evins, j. E Felker, John Engdohl and Anna Engdohl, defendants.
 The defendants Marie E. Burgh- duff, A. Burghdutf, John Engdohl and Anna Engdohl, are hereby warned to appear in this court within thirty days and answer the complaint of the plaintiff, William Focht.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the said court this 18th day of June, 1906.
 GEO J RODGERS, Clerk.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22

Joe Smiley, living out on Osage, brought some fine alfalfa to the News office last week, one bunch being only five weeks growth
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22
FOR SALE.

Bran new copy of " ebster's International Dictionary, indexed. Not cheap reprint, but the gen- uine article, 1405 edition. Less than publishers price. Call at News office.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22
Ignorance of Package No Excuse

Little Rock, Ark. June ls.-Ac- cording to an opinion handed down
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22

Dr. weaver's Syrup and Cerate. Successful treatment for blood and skin diseases.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22
Butt Gets Change of Venue.

Little Rock, Ark. June Is.- state Senator Butt, Of Garf8li county. today procured a change of venue U Perry County in the case in which he is charged with having committed per jury ID his testimony before the Pu- laskl County Grand Jury. The mo- tion for d change If venue vas sup ported by atffdayits sIGae5 bY City Clerk A. E. GeflaeA and Fire Chief Walter Powers. af Afgent4. w1a stated it to be impossible ta get fair and impartial trial Ia Fala958 County.
 This is the second =easa against sea- at0r Butt Whjea H4s been sent t3 Per ry County. The other esse n which he was charged w5th accepting I oribe in connection With tae Ss8te- capitol bill .ast year, Was tried it PerrYyile last February and is set for retrial this falI, the iarY having failed to agree in the frst Tria1
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22
Warming Order.

Washington Chaneery Court, Aug uSt term, 1906 0e 5ordelia M. Baird. plaintiff
 VS
 James $. Baird defendant The defendant, James $. Bard. k warned to appear in thIs Court within thirty days, and answer the complaint of the Plaintiff, Cordelia M. Baird Witness my hand and the seal of said Court this June II. 1906,
 GEo. J. RODGERS, Clerk.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22
FOR SALE CHEAP.

Two good dressers, center ta- bles, carpets, porcelain ware, etc. Call on Mrs. T. ". Brandon on Maple Street
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22

Dr. Weaver's syrup PaIfes the blood; CerAte tointmentl for the sk ID.
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22

If ] chigger Was bigger: As Dig as q cow, And is digger Had the Flgar Of a sahsaiiiag blow. can F5d flEfIfe Plcniekef V here y9u would be How
The Springdale news., 1906-06-22

oreaazel sis5i7 B. tt . rave