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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
An isisrss,lrg Case.

one Of tho most Interesting eases
which has come % IA the uhtied
States land ofirs Tor come sine Ha'
me eon,es, ease heard before Hon
Hsuu 3 Chobb. receiver "Wednesday
The complainant 10 she eass vas "
n Camp, ana The defendant Ihos. W
johnson. The complainant j. 81 pres
sns ssd hss been ior zone yeaI'
an ss,suslss phosphate minsr. snd pc
sislm !. ba.sd spes % aii'Fsiioa iha'
ne lard 10 assstian. vhish = 81
yohnson's bomss,sse 70 mofe tiiaab''
n, mineral HAS f3f tts ssfitaliaiaI
porposss. tsfes tte somP.E'AsI
makss BE prayer
TIE dssision hti Tea reserves
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
SLOVENIAN CAMP oFFIcEas.
List of COnfederates Who Have nes-
TIMES Of the u. c. v. in Hand.

List of Confederates Who Have pss.
TIMES of the u. c. v. in Hand.
AT the request OF the Commander Of
Stonewall Camp Of Confederate Vet
Grams, we publish list Of ,he officers
OF said Camp;
Horatio Davis, commander; john r.
zetrouer, irst lieutenant. commander (;
w. NJ Bitch, second lieutensnt.oom,
mauder; John +. Fleming. third lieu
tensnt.commsndeT; f. G. Gritty,
fourth ensnt-commander; John
@. McGrew. sdiutant; John Fenuell,
quartermsster; ]. l.. Boulware, COM
missarY; DR.. ]. F. MeKinstry, sr,, sur
geon Van T. Ellis, chaplain; ] 5 On.
puts, treasurer; O. @, Drummond, ser.
gesnt major; T. NJ. Yenable, officer OF
the day il. NJ. vanIRndingham, color
sergeant; John r Wood, videttei l..
L. Hill. first color guard A, W. Tol.
bert. second color guard
The commander earnestly requests
such officers 10 be present at the meet.
ing to be held in Gainesville on No.
yember, S, sud 10, and otherwise to
do what they can TO make such meet
ing asuccess; and he extends an invi-
tatiou to the sons OF Confederate Vet,
Grams living in the county TO be pres.
ent aud hear OF what noble deeds
their fathers did ia a cause they con-
sidered ilst,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
KIRBY SMITH CHAPTER
viii Tender Banquet to Confederate
Veterans on November Q.


viii Tender Banquet to Confederate
Veterans on November Q.
There was an interesting meeting OF
Kirby Smith Chapter, United Daugh-
ters Of the Confederaey, at the home
OF the president. Mira John Chestnut,
Thupdsy afternoon. which was well
attended, and at which great deal OF
business was transacted,
Among the most important business
was the discussion Of the coming re-
union OF the Confederate Veterans In
this city, at with every camp In the
State will be represented. This re-
unlon will be held on November s, 3
and 10. Il will be q State reunion,
and promises 60 be big thing for
Gainesville
The ladies OF Kirby Smith decided
20 hold big reception 30 the Veter'
ans on that occasion, which will be
given on the evening OF Friday. Mo-
vember 9, aud AZ which all Veterans
and Daughters are expected. The
committee OF arrangements will go
10 work with essnestness towards
making this reception = grand success,
and Il is needless % add that they viii
be successful.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

about cotton, he has promised the
Board that he would look after the
cotton display. Being the leading
cotton producing county in the State,
and Uncle John" knowing his bust.
ness, is a guarantee that Alsehua will
"be there with the goods"
Perry 6. Ramsey Of Wacshoota, q
commissioner and one OF che leading
and most energetic citizens OF the
cornty, was appointed in September a
special commissioner 60 secure sn ex.
hibit Of forestry, whish means that we
will have the best display on the
ground Mr.. Ramsey accomplishes
what he undertakes, and we may e1-
pect full ten points on the wood ex.
hibit. He has been at work several
days in making collections.
The men selected for this work OF
getting up the exhibits are all enthn-
slassie, successful workers, and, with
the cooperation OF 6eneral Ooululls'
sioner Callison, we need have any fear
nut thst Alacbua county will be At the
Fair in proper shape.
Our people must not overlook the
fact, however, that they are expected
TO assist. Everybody must put HE
shoulder TO the wheel, and no oppoF-
tunity should be overlooked or me-
elected to help these commissioners in
their work.
The County Commissioners will
meet General Commissioner Callison
and the sub.commissioners on the l7th
inst, which will fall on Wednes'
dav
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
IN commissioners
VlN ALL APPOINTED
commissioners Have Made
g. selections in Full
.,,,oNs ARE VERY GOOD

y, a. General Commissioner
'. ..@.., a. Special, and HiIl'arv'
.od Bitch as SHORTCOMINGS
.,.-sueeess is Assured.
s,,,d Of County Commissioner.
n I. I ,.calsr session Tuesday and
y J a great deal OF business
'an''.'I was disposed Of, but one
I, ma, Important at this time was
y .,.,nept Of sub-commissioners
va Collection OF exhibits Of Ala
.,on,y for the Florida State Fair
....b /. to be held in NoSemoer Of Inc
,,,,sSt year .,..,o....
~ selection Of these commissioners
general discussion, and a great
-, compliments were paid TO vari.
..;asnts of the county. all OF
..,r are good men. It was par'icu-
4, de,iross. at this time. however
. '.,o,e representatives and workers
- ,he board recognized were en-
a.,l,.rle and earnest workers, end
.,ls who would make themselves
"a he county a credit at the great
81, and the whole thing simmered
-, resulted in the appointment OF
4, allowing as sob.commissioners;
las Graves OF North Gainesville !;
4 Madison Bitch Of Santa Fe, and
/, r Hnleay Of Micsnopy, These
$50, known TO be men OF integrity
4. Worth. men who are competent TO
,As work put before them. and Tor
81 reason they were selected
h viii be remembered that the
gnd Of County Commissioners at
a,ii special meeting in September
s,,,,sd n. A. Callison IS the general
vrnissioner. with the understanding
,,he was 10 have the assistance OF
commissioners. Mr.. Callison, who
ALREADY a very busy man by virtue OF
N ls,t that he 10 the manager OF the
sirg PARK stock farm, and is pre-
Snsag the Individual exhibit OF that
s,n, consented TO accept this position
BE the assurance that good men
ssh be appointed to assist him, and
,,s, that the appointments have been
Ne, {, is safe to assert thst the work
N. 20 ahead without delay.
NJ Callison, who has been on a brief
siio bic old home in Illinois on ac-
sohi Of bic health, returned 20 the
b Wednesday. He Is sgain in fine
,Vieal condition. and has heart foil
iIubilion and energy He proposes
osse 70 make q system, assiRn HE
Rseiaies TO work, aud IL goes without
I1g that the coming exhibit az the
l'i Far Of Alachua county will be
% he very best there,
sirigsr CsIlison. who Is pioneer
s'f ha' promised % secure snd
after THE department. personally.
John q Danpier. chairman Of
Baft Of County Commissioners,
insHha' enthusiasts himself, and
~ ,el ~ be knows thing or two
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
Wounds, Bruises and Burns.

By applying 40 antisepiic dressing
"a wounds, bruises, burns aud like in
inries before Inflammation setsin, they
may be healed without maiufatiun aud
In shout one-third the time required
by the old treatment This u the
Rrea, discovery and triumph Of modern
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acts on this same principle. IL 10 en-
antiseptic end when applied 90 such
Injuries canses them 20 heal very
quickly. Il aIso sllays the pain and
soreness and prevents any danger Of
blood poisoning Keep bottle OF
Pain Balm IN your home aud % will
save yoa time ard money, not % mem
ton the Inconvenience and susering
such injuries entail. For sale ~ al
druggists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
]. ]. WILLIAMS
MAMMOTH MAIL ORDER HOUSE
gii West Bay Street PoSIoHlcs BOZ iOi
JACKSONVILLE, FLA.

We make speciality Of outof.town trade, aud all
orders receive immediate attention, nsurng prompf
shipment
Look over this list, which Is only partial list Of the
extensive line kept Ia stock.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-10-08
fremont House
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Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-02

Senator Kittredgc found time to
come nil the way from Washington
To Sioux Falls TO look after u divorce
case, but he has not been able to lind
time, according TO the Argus Leader,
10 read or listen ton discussion OF
tho railroad rate case, one OF the
most Important measures ever
brought before congress, but u
measly, disreputabla divorce case can
bring tho distinguished gentleman
To Sioux Falls all the way from the
Nations Capital, where grave ana I'm.
portant measures IRE being discussed,
using up eight or nine days time FOR
which the people pay him. When u
senator will give his time to divorce
business and corporation business IN
preference 10 thu peoples business ~
ID time he resigned or was tur'hea
down-tle latter remedy is the most
likely one.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-02
SundyOld-Skie.

One of the prettiest weddings of
the winter took place ut the hand
some home of Mr.. III. A. Skie on
South Cedar street "Wednesday even
ing. February y, ut 8 O'Clock. when
Rev. II. NJ. Solsm of Garretson united
in holy wedlocS Mr.. Melvin Sandvold
and Miss Tilda Skie. only daughter of
H. A. Skie. The handsome home of
the bride was beautiful in ioraf
decorations. and . grand wedding
dinner followed at 9 O'Clock None
but relafiveSassd Close friends of the
family were Invited to participate in
the happy event. and the festivities
Continued until u late ttour and were
concluded at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs b +. SnEd void.
The bride is the only daughter of
Mr. III. A. SkIe. MI of the pioneers
i'm Grant township. and the groom is
n son OF Mr.. and Mrs b f. Sundyuld.
u pioneer i'm LaValley township
The bride and groom will occupy q
sne farm i'm Grant township. 3 pres
Isfns 10 the bride from her father.
The Leader joins with \ host OF
friends in Wishing Mr.. and Mrs Mel
Ivn Surs5v0d long life. happiness and
|SznccesN
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-02
Potter County To BE Free.

Blue Blanket Leader, Lebanon:
"We note in The Redtield Press of
last week a list of the counties which
are conceded to the insurgent cause,
and also \ list of doubtful counties.
We note also that Potter county is
among the doubtful ones. This may
all be, but it. is III candid opinion
that Potter county although She has
been handled by m man for 4 num-
Der of years, viii roll up Il nice major
ity against the "machine' when the
delegation goes to Sioux Falls in
June The railroad machine republi-
cans will not have quite as easy a
time to elect their delegates to the
state convention Is they have had
heretofore. Not unless they knock
them out al the caucus by disfranch-
ising a lot a staunch Republicans
who did o and could not vote fer
the machine candidates at the last
election"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-02
The Man.

In some matters OF political policy
this newspaper differs with Coe !,
Crawford, but that difference does
not prevent IL from seeing In him a
great leader OF II popular movement
which must go on gathering force
until the corporation spoilsmcn ana
organization bosses are 0rsted. Gov.
ElrOd has served but one term ana
some maintain that he should DE
rendered the customary second term.
If GOV. Elrod would come out and
champion the cause Of the people,
the Advertiser would be one OF the
first to fall In line, but when he will
allow the bosses to shape his message
against the primary law In direct
opposition to the will of the rank
and file Of his party, then we say ii
Is time TO select another governor.
The people OF South Dakota want 4
fearless champion OF their rights,
and Coc |. Crawford seems to be that
man.-FairfaX Advertiser.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-02
Fitness the Only Issue.

lush listen to the meadow lark
voice of the editor Of the Scotland
Citizen Republican. He tells us that
there is nothing involved in the pres
ent struggle but the "itncss' of
Gamble and Martin for the senate.
Say, Brother wake up, your house is
on fire and you don't know it. Ma
chine bosses and tax robbery hath no
terrorS for him: "The fact is that the
only issue in this senatorial contest
is the personal fitness of Senator
Gamble and Congressman Martin.
The point to be decided is which can
do us the more good in the senate.
Each should stand or fall upon his
official record, and not upon the polit-
ical alliances which he may make.
The effort to stir up prejudice by
talking ''machine' and boss rule is
simply IN effort to create 4 rupture
in the party and render aid to the
opposition"
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-02
Grand Valley.

Feb. ., 1906.
Miss Clara Hotter enjoyed a horse
back ride Monday evening, making
five minute calls on her many
friends.
Miss Jessie Flory visited with Miss
Carrie Hanson last Tuesday after
noon.
The Ladies Aid Society meets with
Miss Ida Olson of Highland Town
ship next "Wednesday afternoon.
Chas. Hanson with his two best
lady friends visited with MIR. and
Mrs Jacob Eneboe of Highland las'
Sunday.
Mr.. Potter of Cottage Grove came
down to our Society Monday evening
and delivered three of his famous reel.
tations. So much for advertising in
the Leader"
Everybody has been attending the
Farmers Institute this week. And
we are proud to say that not 4 few OF
the prizes came this way.
Joe and Carrie Ellis issued invita-
tions for 4 dance At their home last
Friday evening. Those who attend
ed report an excellent time Music
WAS furnished by Mr.. Everson of Har-
risburg. aud Mr.. Martin of Canton.
VIVA, was the matter with Center
lite" last week.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-02
Turner County In Line.

C%entcrville Journal: Well, yes;
Turner county has something OF Il
reputation for the size and stability
Of It's Republican majorities, and
there appears no local apprehen-
sion and that they will not be main
tained-though certain of the machine
press would have you believe that all
who are opposing machine d%ictation
are Democrats and Populists, led by
Frank pettigrew. Turner county was
never seriously afflicted with either
PopulistS or DcmocrateS and yet we
strongly suspect the Republicans of
Turner county will be pretty nearly
unanimous in voicing their sentiments
against the kittredge-Martin railroad
machine ut the state convention in
June.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-02
council room

council room 80
G H Fitch, salary third quar-
ter II 30
w S Ingham, salary for jan
uary 20 90
Sioux Valley Hard ware and
Imp Co. supplies 10 95
II w Bremen. caring for
for January 5 90
The claim OF Mrs. Matt Majerus for
rebate was continued until next meet
ing.
John Isackson as a representative
of the Electric Light Company ap-
peared before the council and made a
proposition to sell the plant to the
city with the price to be fixed by men
selected by both parties interested.
The matter was referred to light COM
mittee with instructions to report at
next meeting.
Committee to investigate matter OF
dumping ground was continued until
next meeting with instructions to re-
port at next session.
On motion the council ad journed.
&. II. FITCH,
w. S. INGHAM, Mayor.
Auditor.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-02
City Council Proceedings.

The city council Of the city of Can
ton met in regular session this 9Th day
of February, 1906, with all members
present except Alderman Hanson.
Called to order by the Mayor. Min
utes of last meeting, January 2, on
motion read and approved as read.
The following bills were examined
and approved by the finance commit
tee and Mayor, and on motion auditor
was instructed to draw warrents on
the several funds for the amounts
stated:
H G Gilbert, salary for jan
uary. S3 %
w G Parke hauling coal for
water works 5 90
J c Richter, salary for jan
uary TO w
Mutual Lumber Company, sup
plies for water works and
streets IL 81
James Lewis, Sundry supplies 50
Farmers Lumber Company,
coal and supplies for tire
house and city hall q AZ
II A Johnson, salary for jan
uary 90 w
w A kinsley, salary for jan
uary 80 t
Arthur Linn, printing and
publishing n
Farmers Elevator Co., coal for
city scales I x
Canton General Electric Co.,
lights TOR January, less $3.50
water rent l55 Il
| Satrum Bros, work at cooler l tx
VIM Corson, salary for jan
uary ~ u
Geo. NJ GunderSon, work at
fire house III e
John F Schubert, supplies for
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-02
Canton Township.
February 81, 1906.


One night last week the south
boune passenger struck a bunch or
cattle on the crossing east of Arthur
Arnold's and killed four. II was a
close call for the train as it showed
the animals into the cattle guards,
tearing them out entirely. One or
the number was literally chopped' in
pieces and showed before the train
for a distance of twenty-five rods
when it was left out side the track.
The engineer thought his train was
going in the ditch it bounded up and
down so badly.
On Monday as Christie's train COM
ing to Canton the engine killed a
young animal about eight miles north
of the City.
Geo. Abbotts seven months old baby
who had been sick with pneumonia
for the past week died this morn
ing.
The movers have begun their WORK
and quite a number changes are TO
take place. Lee Stephenson is moV-
ing back on his farm after Il year IN
Canton. and VIM. Abbott is going TO
try city life this year, They will &C.
cupy the Hotter residence in the west
part of town.
Albert Stuckey loaded his al II
left for some point in Nebraska Tues
day.
Harry Ellis is building a house toi
| his hired man and wife to live IL
jduring the year he works for him.
Mrs. Mira Martina has been quite
sick for n few days but is improving
| fast,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-02

Hama A. ustrnd Of Minnehaha
county, II ! candidate for state Super
lntsndsnt Of public instruction, and
u present county superintendent OF
public lnatrnction, completing his sec
ond term, IIe h recognized ~ one Of
the lsAdlnR Educators Of the State
and : gentleman who has = host Of
friends III Mtnnchaha county. Hans
uatrud n = Dakota boy, born and
raised on tho hanks Of Sioux river In
MtnnehAhx, his father being one Of
tho early pionoem. We ara proud TO
support 1 candidate for q responsible
AsAtN ois,cc who IN = true and noble
ron Of our grand young state. He has
moro friends In Mtnnehaha county
than Nj. Ktttredge and his friends
IN d@tarmtncd that no shall have IN
anti machine delegation. lie has
powerful friends In Sioux Falls,
among whom we may name Sheriff
Ptillipa, and hundreds Of other loyal
influential citizens. Hans ustrud
and Nye Phillips make y powerful
c0MlssNation. aud they have no fear
az yAo0ale and railroad pASses being
able 10 dsfsat theM, Tho man that
hAnNles lo0dle and railroad passes
tAAla yeAr 10 defcat tho will Of the
people, will not csrapc instice very
long after he heglis the Infamous
eAlnes THO people are IN dead earn,
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-02

Tho Cuckoo press follows tho Argus
Leader with a fidelity born OF sub
~serytence 10 boss rule. Tie Argus
Leader hasa public nightmare every
time pettigrew moves, but the
Argus Leader Ii not telling how Mr.,
Pattigrew Ii backing Martin and Is
opposed To Gamble. II the Argus
Leader could only realize the stupid
ity Of Its position II might have sense
enough To keep stili. Mr.. Pottigrew
does not claim to be u republican, he
claims 10 10 i democrat, and, so far
u we know, IL taking no part IN the
campaign. He told the writer that
hU was opposed TO Mr.. Gamble, but
would help To elect Mr., Martin, Now
Il tho Cuckoo press want Mr., Petit.
9rNw'x opinion on this matter they
can easily secure Il, but II would de-
atruy about their only stock In trade.
Psttigraw - Pops omopopos - Sore
head. kicker, insurwent. This Il tho
traah these corporation tools try to
fool tho people with. but Il wont do
any longer. The corporation cuckoo
preas dare not openly face tho issue,
They know the people are being reh-
hid aud plandorcd by All Infamous
tax ayHtaM but dare not speak IN de-
senaa Of the tax payers Of the state,
What : shameful o0nhlttong What
i disgraceful conditiony There are
nearly ono hundred papers In this
state to-day that dare not defend the
people against tho Infamous tax sys.
tsm that II robbing the people, and
thsae men call themselves republi-
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-02

Where two Oh more names have
the same prize number, the tie will
be decided by those Interested.
For the township cup, Eden had 81
points, Canton SSs points Highland
81 S-ls points, and Eden wins the
Township prize cup again.
The Institute closed Tuesday even
ing with an address by President
Rrenner, Prof. Warner, and Fred. I.
Cathbert discussed the question OF
choosing q vocation. The institute
and contest was a grand success
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-02

John Overseth of Eden was in town
Thursday on his way home from Chi
cago where he sold three cars of cat
tie and one of hogs. John recently
purchased the Lynn Fitch quarter
west of Hudson and is growing rich.
Mrs. Sam Thorson will return from
Sioux City Saturday and her many
friends will rejoice at her speedy re-
covery.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-02
the CANTON LEADER
ARTHUR LINN,
EDITOR and Proprietor.
q. q. 0lendinnins. business Manager.
Turn tho divorce and corporation
SENATORS out OF office. The people
want public servants.

IL tho people Of this state wanta
primary election law they know how
TO get IL and they also know that
Governor Cos /, Crawford would not
veto such u bill n passed. What
would Governor Elrod do IN the light
~ his past rocordY
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-02

The Argus Leader in y recent
dispatch from Washington tells y
cnniafng people that senator Kit
tresAge haaS had no time TO read the
Hepburn rate bill. but the distin-
guESaed senator has time TO conle to
Sscux Falls on divorce case and a
rsEansad case Such u base betrayal
of the peoples interests is shameful
disregard of his cath. Turn the
bosses out.
Dakota farmers' leader. (Canton, S.D.) 1890-19??, 1906-03-02
Notice to Cattle Owners.

Notice is hereby given, that 4 meet
ing of the cattle owners of Lincoln
county. South Dakota, will be held at
the county auditors office on Satur-
day, the 10th day of March. 1906 ut
ao'clock p m. for the purpose of
electing \ county cattle Inspector.
ChaS- kundert,
County Auditor.