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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18

Chicago. AuR 81 isdrs Bs,hsa. IN
the uhitsd staiss 4 lrist eoari. has
appointed Charlie. 9 pswss. srssi,
den; u the ceu,rsi Trust sompsAy 70
csIEer a. the Mi~aukss svsaas 90.
operative store. the majority u ths
stock NJ weieh IL owssd ~ Prsss
dent sisasiaaa. a. q tiivaasss ~
snss aass bsak Tss bsn4 % the
reesiyss was aHsd Of tlsa.oso.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18

Santa DaFbaFs. Cat. Aas ~ Chief
Ress. ~ lhIs eiiy. fsceivsd sosd We'd
hssasy ulKht from the iIos Angeles
detective Department that 80 shOHg
EOas lsttsF ss- bssn fsceived. stafias
that the ssiaseiiasi BODY a. ,As 90
man foan1 . wsek sso IN the Tsmss
esl river esaYoa scar Nan Disgo. sas
'Aat Of Mr. Arnsifvas. states tbAt
shs isfi here sk0gs four vesks ssp
ssd that shs vss sngsGss o. mafTt
~rossy- H0Tton. wss FAINT ihs bssiy
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
Never u.ard Of Woman Victim.

NeR York. Aug IA special 10
the Herald from Magnolia. Mass. says
that Baron Rosen. the Russian Ambas-
sador. said Wednesday night he had
never heard Of Mile de SmernoF. men.
toned az the victim OF crueIiies BY
che ehevaliers In ST Petersburg he
says the chevallers are the mounted
guards and carry swordA oniv, that
the report seems incredible az "
mentions the use of horsswhips Hr
saws the cAevalieys are not Cossscks
but belong "a different branch o.
mounted service
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
Constitutional Democrat, Confer.

Moscow, Aug. l7.--While the con.
sti.u.ional Democrats were comforting
at the house OF Prince Dp'gIroukun.
q sergeant ~ poiicr appeared and
ordered th"m 10 dlspcrse ilut on the
represcn'a IONS Of Prince DolgJrou.
kcr 10 the project OF the police that
the meeting Was Of a private mn ure.
the conference was allowed TO con.
tinue II Is the intention Of the con.
siitutional Democrats 10 issue a cam.
psisn text book containing articles
b. NJ ROditchier. president OF Paul
Nilukoff and other leaders
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
so TORN TO BITS
IN DYNAMITE EXPLOSION
Carload of Dynamite Explodes
On Mexican Railway.
SEVERAL AMERICANS KILLED

eOdlss and Pieces Of Human Flesh
Hurled Into Air and Picked Up a
Mile DIstant--Every Window In
Town Broken. and Walls Damaged.
El Paso. Tex, Aug. lit Is re-
ported here that so Mexican laborers
and bystanders were killed at Chi.
huahua, Mexico, by the explosion Of
a car of dynamite on the Mexican
Central railroad
The Car was being transferred for
the Robinson mine al Santa Euialia.
Bodies aud pieces VI human flesh
were hurled into the air and picked
up q mile distant.
Windows were broken in almost
every house In town and many walls
were cracked
Several American foremen are re-
ported killed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18

Oklahoma city. Aux ~ The ~.
eialis,s u the Tao territories are IN
convention here TIC speakers arr
Mother" Jones u chicago. lack
Woods OF LondpB ~ Elahd and Gso.
W Davis 81 TTsntpa. Mo-. J y
Snyder. sociails, SECRETARY for che ter.
ritori~s. says we wili plses . Ro.
clallsi ucss, In The asid. uhieh vill
run Ia tho middle ~ as road wllhDui
fusion
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
Charged with Inel,Ino Riots.

New York Aug i7--John y. Cal.
dcrwOod vie epre-ident. Dov y
Smith. general trafac manager. AMI
william Newberry. superintendent, of
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit compan,
verr afrAieBet IN police court In
Brooklyn ThnrFdsy charged Nth IN.
citinE riots They pleaded no, gsiuy
and ~ere held for trial Friday In
81 eoo ball saeh. which uas EiVen The
cases Erew ou, % the Disorders result
Ing from IRE Attempts Of tho Brook
Ign Rapid Transit company 70 collect
. double fare 20 cossy island af,sS
conflicting eoart decisions a. 10
whether o. Sos ire osnpaay IL sa
,Isis4 10 mere thAa 9 esa,s
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18

hohis baisAfsa. Ass lI.--Ths nais
Grsst movsmsn, IN Nsansais. asa
especially 10 baissFia. 10 daily assan
lns sfsstSf DrgpofIisns ani aaliy
'hfsa'sas 10 see bsyosd ssntFsi Th-
sHshSFi1ies ~ talaaris have be~a
fofesd - ,ass ssespsi0aai massacre
~ ssFb ths alssasbsassa due 70 ,hs
aSsit1fssh fssIsas Tho bad fsellaE
Il essssd ~ the hisaaFie somestitloa
'ss'ssss 0gsese saa tlsISarts fer DIM.
lastisn h ths tszikaas. shieh va 70
ssafly sitmslased ~ tsstr dys!fS Ia
h4e~aeais. rivalry ~hleh n 10 sI
'sEsd. hes bsss aF'fuiiy sanssrassd
By SO Tsrhisb saf b. he atrocities
u tas 0fssk band
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
LI,tls BOY Drown. or ST. slmOns.

Brunswick. Ga. Aus l1.-Grc1i
grief oyercame MIR. AMI Mrs Joseph
Brewer, uf Douglas. Gu when their
httle son. years Of az Vas drown.
ed IN 81 Simons pi'r during the
temporary absence ft1m the island
Of the unfortunate li,le fellows par
ents. Nj Brewer ana his family
come 20 - Simon's every summor
and spend he season In the waycruss
colony Mr. AMI NJ, Brewer came
~ Ia Bruins ick to spend an hour or
two In the city bui upon landing a.
the Mallory wharf received q ,clf-
phone message that 'ae child had fal.
len overheard from the pier aud
drowned
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
MISSISSIPPI CAMPAIGN OPENS
Six GubernatorlSl Candidates Address
Same Crowd at Philadelphia, Miss.

Game CIoNu ~ rNllaualpNta' Wlut'
Philadelphia, Miss, Aug, l7- Speak
lng 20 tae same Audience six caudl
dates for the democratic nomination
for governor OF Mississippi weines.
day formally opened their campaigns
The place chosen for this political
event WAS miles from u railroad In
a shed constructed for the purpose nj
the Neshhoba fair and the speech.
making occupied nearly all day
Jefferson Truly one NJ the candi-
dates, In outlining gubernatorial Is
sues. attacked the importation Ut ltal-
Ian immigrants into Mississippi to
take the places OF negroes, Z. 1.
Sessions, another candidate took the
ground tina there are no Issues until
they are made for tho candidates by
the party The other candidates were
E ~ Thomas. Charles Scott. lArl
Brewer aud Il. +. Noel
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18

Denver, Colo. Aug i7.--Mikc Sulli.
van. of i0well, Mass and Rubs sml b
of Denver vent ~ rounds to a draw
before 5000 persons IN this city Wei.
neaday night Sullivan had the bet
ter Of the frs ttcn rounds Of the con
test 90 points. but after that aml b
seemed Go be the stronger and ear.
ried the battle Ia HI opponent sui
Ivan was grogEy AZ the end Of the
conteal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18

hAsOisAaaa. Asa IT.--TAs yaeAi
Ash. SwAea ~ cksrtss y. Aasms.
aseeaa. ~ besssa. 80 ths saes sa
rAsSs1sy IN IN series b~ias saslss
"a ssre 10 sstsrmiEs TIE asfra1sss -
ne hnossssit eNp Tas eyasss sEs
iFfangIe. three nsifss n Yea
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
p.nnsxlx,nla Miner, BET

Pilisburg Pa. Aus u -Buirtr
Juae,ion. near Tsrsntun. Pa sas TIE
scsas Of a serious asray bstWeen tie
anisa aud ,As nonunion clal miners
eurinG whieh one nonunion minsr sas
fatally STABBED Two others are ss'1
90 have been kiilei aud ihei- bodies
thrown In the AlisEheny river bai
this lacks confirmation Couniy &C.
tecfives 30 - Dispatched 20 tie
sceas from Piiisours b. special
train. arrested eleven unioa m~n a.
leEsd 20 hare boen participant In ne
Glo1e.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
Missouri Blacks Mad. 10 gl...

Wal,rslds, No. Aug u --FollowinE
q series ~ wbipplnEs which has pre-
cipitaied . rare wHT. the heGfoes ~
SIlcl. siI miles from here. are selling
their property and He~lhE Any ne
sro fouad In the place Hafurdsy nisht
IL 10 be aoKKei n II said The trou
bic l. The oalErowth ~ q whipping
which nsgfoes gave Jspsa Edel~iuAn
sYesroid son last seek Last Sat
urdAy parry ~ uhi,~s In 's'aiisiion
sslEsA q aero and shipped hin Ia
ter the boy's mother uas shipped IN
warehouse
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18

sara,oga. n. Y. Asa IT-TAs en-
sminAtioa esfors Jastses wIillam %.
lAney u IosspA ruIinAa. aaa Mas
Blsm. uA0 wsrs arrested 10 . sius
raid faI eAaTgsi vttA ssans son.
nooa Eamsisgs was hsid weaassAsJ
Tnsy usrs ssla ssdsE boaA % sBes.
sfiss uaiVtsg sEAniaaflSs 70 aaswsr
o. tAs Grand isry
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
Searching for oaornlan.

New York. Aug, lT,--rhc police are
searching Tor FELTON, I.andrum. n
Georgian. 80 years of axe. who arrived
In New York city on the evening ot
July aud IL missing. The pleadlnSs
Of his mother and sister NJ home M
Rome. Tia. have spurrrd the detectives
here tn activity l.andrum, who Is
the son of wclltndo widow let
home two years and halt ago lie
had been accustomed 20 write home
weekly during all HIS wandcriugs Ho
came 10 New Nork from Detroit July
. last AMI went a. q hotel In Enst
Forty second street Next uus
he wrote his regular lcttcr, directluR
his mother to write him M thc hp ~
address Then he disappeared NJ
ter being held mOnth fnr the son
'no letters written by his mo,hor
were returned ~ her
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18

L0sAoa. Asa IA alsDsssb q, q
ssvs Agsasy irons O,l~ssa says that
ssfiy ThsFsday usorninE Is saaF~bis'a
blot psssssi0a ~ cha rslissf fF~taki
ssatiaa hsf@ stiisa a Daiss lassse
tag Aai e. se asslsssussa 80 gsstssss
sb@m saa carried ~ tsoog
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
Texas State Democratic Convention.

Dallas, Tex, Aug 1.-THE Demo.
cratic state convention was called to
order for It's third days session at ~
o'clock Thursday Many delegates
are denouncing the Terrell law ynich
requires a primary election aud then
a convention. Late last night aud
this morning delegates who were
hope ssly confused by the fraction Of
votes expressed The hope tha, never
again would they he forced to III ia
a convention held under the present
Jaw \ vote for a gubernatorial rom.
inee was started "Wednesday might.
but because Of tho confusion In the
count, adjournmpn, was taken az mid.
Night Thursday the hrst ballot for
governor was given ont AZ follows
Campbell l95,S52 Bell. 1856 lS9. col.
Quit l57,12i Brooks. 1871 This
Il simply the Oficial result OF the
recent primary.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18

- PsssrstufE Aux iT.--Tse hoS
sysB4 kss eseliEsf ~ ytpit 10 tAs ~
ssssl u - Esfeistsf ~ tHssioes r.
sgiov sigorrs rasss - - sAsa4teafrs
~ to eisti eosffn. strspt m eases
~ nSsigary Tes mls.ssx - fsf
- ceHea9fsiry2eE tims n
ssneNns i fAe sull
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18

Tssis Ana ~ a. = er. 60 or
serted ssgs 'hei ths ki.tsa issse !.
I1riesst ~ 81 visa - gisa AL taf
isrs y AsnBsf q fissesss ~ ~
rseegan Nif b. aEs u t as
HaaeN 90 :, sssss @.asstea' leA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
l.alou, Man Bun, Amuek.

Tacoma wash aug II Armed
with two lNca'ibrr revolver aud
crazrd b, I'aluusy. Peter R"unrd -
lonFshorcman, 50 years old. ALLIED him
self IN tho street Wrhnrs iay ulHht
after q desperate attempt 10 murder
Emma Fox. /; icars of age and Rob
efi Corey young man With whom
al" was walking Rruard secretrd
himseif IN dyorwNy. and when The
young couple passed. On their Nay
tr0m parry. he c1hfruntod them
After hriug i've shots ~ them une ~
which took effect In the girls should.
er be- TUNED III" weapon upon him
self am hlew out hls brains flenard
had boarded With the Elrl's family Tor
ave years and sas lnssnsiy Jealous
~ the att0ntiUns recently paid her
by Robert Corey.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18

~ Loxss SO Aez tf--TAs vfs
ins ssisEasss - "a Aggis W s
cuavecthoe hsfs. = gsFtee "a sss
siai 'fal9 rh&f@sag % Erests X a.
Trz&ee n<ilFp2a A. vlsst - ~
epRsfFe = 2s&sar1 Rea Afe.&saa
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
Battle at Nenro Mestlnn.

Anderson. $, C.. Aug i7.--weincs.
day afternoon AT negro religious
meeting which Il being held At shl.
loh church. . miles south ~ Anderson.
a negro boy cursed negro man and
a regular fusilade Of bullets follow
Seven negro men were shot four
Of whom viii probably die of their
wounds In spite ~ Sheriff Green's
precautions. u nght commenced on the
public road In from, OF the church.
which resulted In the shooting Ful
~ 5000 negroes are in a. enhance At
the meeting. The deputies have
the names Of II Of those who TOOK
part In the hght and arrests will FOL.
los. Leading negroes Of the assocla.
ton furnished the ohhcers With names
OF the participants
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18

Ns~ YOsk. Aas iT.-~Aa Attempt 10
break the record betwren this city
saa san Franeisco IN . tuOeyiinasF
AFRO started 81 0ctars Thufsaay
norning frrn R~raisoa RicAart
Is.igloa Had Cssissiaa Haxssy. ~
ChreaEn. pese IL fAe marktna
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18

coaslar tinogis. ana is-Tas 81
taa has ORDERED rs rsiesss ~ az its
priso4srs IN ~ s1Sfe 49, hafs
ermplsfes twexAires q Gs~f ss~Ees
e.. a unfs ~ sBnnaeztf1e AZ 10
rxererx a - AMaKA
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18

see Ff4aeiseo tax ~ AgDlifa-
liza tss sh'asE gofmt was aisd
~ sh~ hsseaAss kNssaase wties
saass - sesoasgues lts ssliaiak az
90 farW c ealftHta s-s ltsssfe
fssg sssu sFsees * g;aame
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18

- Petersburg, Aug IL The war
VI tcrrouam which tae tEullng organ
llatiuu ut the social rvvllu iuai.t, de.
,iar,d Immediately att,r parliament
MAS Dissolved sVous NOW to have
begun Ia tarncs From all parts Ut
the empire the telegraph brings tho
same story Ut attacks On police on.
clah VI all classes aCconip painted Ia
the majority Ol eases by plundsr
tho rUlilh rovuluilunists are cape
ciaIlN active. There Ia vorltabls
rcisn ~ terror from the Vlatula ~
the German frontier Almost nifty
CaauH %! assasulna ilh wets reported
cart, "wednesday nlsht rho Move
Nr'mtR heads 10 Hat ~ murders AMI
other crimes III BafthplomsWa night
Ia Poland"
The rraump. ton VI tofrurlstlr activ.
u ION hrR" scale renders the TASK
~ The government mofr dlftculi Hnd
dafhrns Tho prospects ~ the present
ministry IN accomplishing any thlns Ia
the direction ut an amsllOEation Ut
the u uall0n. While Tor ths moment
the campaign ~ the lefroriata II bouad
"a increase, the roVulAion ~ the more
conservative public opinion against the
Wild accease4s ~ the sStrrnist, II 10
bound In foFcs the government Ia
some action, Which, II Ia claimed. will
IN the end drive pabile sympathy back
,o ALMOST any ends fOT relief
The government announces thai tho
as~ parliament will have the right o.
review The budget fIF 1901 The bui
leiin Sill bo submitted - pafilamsat
when IL assemblies In March AL IN
ihc moanilm. the credit Tor the Afat
t~o mOlihs gill be- one sixth ~ the
cr'diti fSr thS rniif~ ysaF. nadsr tho
authority Of the fundamental laU a.
signing tho credits fos the Dreeea.
iaE year In rass ~ the failure u tho
psssaas ~ the budget
Several liberal vap5Ta haVs bssh
psfmlite1 ~ fesams publication sifhsr
undsr ihsif old saus % With asw
franchises
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18
MANY LOSE LIVES
IN WARSAW BATTLE
Several Police and Soldiers are
Killed.
SEVENTY ARE SEVERELY HURT
War Of Terrorism seems Now To
Have Begun In Earnest-Pollsh
Rebels Are Especially Aetivs-So
AssASSlnatlons In One DAY.

Warsaw, Aug, lI,--lt Ia understood
that during Wednesdays massacre
the thirteen police scrgcantS. sevon
geUdarmes and four soldiCrs were
killed and that eish policemen, tWo
grndarmcs aud slx sOliiers worO
wounded
The soldiers IN replying 10 the at
taCks on the police. hrcd vollcys and
charged the crowds kllIlng or wound
Ing severely seventy persons aud
slightly woundlug ninety During tRo
night shots were heard IN different
parts ut the city. hut the casualties
nave not been heard
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-18

llnck, Russian FINLAND. AUS -
"Wednesday night i've policemen we're
Killed ond two were wounded luu
aasaasIns escaped.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-07-13
THE ILLINOIS ISSUE


The Cook grand adjourned returned aggregate OF
Calvin,
Murphy James Flynn under which they have been obliged to furnish
bail aggregatng $4,000.
of and conducted places outside the village
Morgan that date the acting
Enforcement secured the
of their licenses the that they issued contrary
of the which miles of prohibition
Incorporated city, and village in illinois,
made effort get the strip Of territory which
places located annexed the village Blue Island the hope
would Their
meantime their law instincts they have
been selling any sembance Of legal right.
Park the
based The saoons retained
announced their intention of making hard fight The
of
matter 20 a
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-07-13
So Thought Herod's Wife

California Paper Thinks Preachers
Should Discuss Theory and Keep
Silent Concerning Practice
They (ministerso presume upon their
calling and think they have right to
say with impunity what others know
they cannot say without being called to
account They are particularly intern
perate when discussing the saloon ques-
ton, a question with which minister
of the gospel should have nothing to
do.-Fresno (Cal.) Mirror.
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-07-13
No One Had Dared

Young Man-"Do you dislike to
have a gentleman smoke in your pres
ence?"
Young Woman.-'I don't know"
Young Man.-"Dont Know? How's
that?"
Young Woman-''No gentleman has
ever tried"
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-07-13

This district is composed of the 26th 2Sth Goth, Both
3Sth 10th and 45th Senatorial Districts.
The year has been Of constant activity and
couragement along all lines
Without exception the pastors OF this district OF all
denominations have shown both the League and it's
representatives the utmost courtesy, and have been
source of great assistance.
at any time it is possible to do for the presentation
of our work. and with exception, pastor OF this
district within the year has objected to the passing of
the cards for financial support Of the
From the central territory all senator's except from
the 18th district hold-overs. From this district
there are two Republican candidates. either of whom
we believe, would give measure honest chance
We yet unable to say to the candidates for
the senate on the Democratic ticket
Tn every district we have candidates for the lower
constituents will be able to find suitable for whom
to vote although in few all may not find such
on their 'party'' ticket.
We are carrying active campaign at the present
time in the 18th and 3Sth districts.
From the 2Sth district, John G. Oglesby, who is
candidate for reelection ought to be defeated because
of his past record which against all temperance egs
ation and the unfair tactics he is using in this
paign.
From the 3Sth district w. FL Behrens of Carlinvile
man, put in the field by the liquor interest for the pur
The Illinois issue. (Chicago, Ill. ;) 1906-1912, 1906-07-13
Report of Superintendent of Central District of Anti
Saloon League of Illinois

pose of defeating Hon. w. J. Donahue of Plainview
who supported bill in the last session and is an
ardent friend of cause.
opposition that exists with the friends of the liquor in
terest and their candidates side and people
and the candidates who will stand by
the other
Looking the entire district believe that there
is excellent opportunity for victory, and that
people mean to improve the by sending to the
coming legislature who willing to give the
people voice the saloon question. That which
toucheth all shall be approved by ALL is the determined
cry Of the people Of the central district.
Of the 255 public meetings held in the district this
year. 62 were md-week campaign meetings
We still carrying mid-week agitation work
We would especially urge all temperance voters to be
present and active in the primaries August 4th
This district this year pledged $11,573.25.
I have spoken every Sabbath during the year and
raised in pledges and cash, $9O6656
My report would be incomplete were not to say that
much Of the which has attended efforts is
due to the pastors Of this district and to the kind
operation and assistance of those aborng with to
Rev f. c. Stanley who to this office last October
and has since been our assistant field secretary and
pecally the legislative superintendent j. f. Burke
and State Superintendent Shields believe the outlook
for the AntSaloon League work is most encouraging.
The Heavenly Father has called and his promise, "Lo,
[ am with you is Respectfully submitted,
Emmett I'll. Curtis.
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The Springfield herald., 1906-06-29

Mrs. 8. W. Smart has been Wis.,
|iting in town since Saturday.
Miss Lola Bunch Jones and
August BlAnchat were % be mar
sied az the horne of the brides
brother Leshc Jones' below Ken.
ton last Sunday. They have our
best Wishes.
Mrs. F. C. Stslnaker passed
through town with Miss Margar-
ct Pierce Of Ischua, New York,
and her friend Miss Grace Will
over. of Kingston, Canada, yes
terday having been at the ceme-
terry where Miss Pierce's brother,
Robert j., who died a year ago
at MIR. Stalnaker's Of hemor-
rhage Of the lungs. is buried.
Miss Pierce brought q small mar
BILE slab with her 70 lay on the
grave. a suitable monument hav-
ing been erected to her brothers
memory back in New York.
The ladies took a photo Of the
grave and of the cemetery from
Ia convenient distance. These
ladies' came all the way from
New York just to visit the
strangers who befriended the
young man when he came here
in quest of health, and the grave.
Miss Pierce teaches little boys in
an Indian school in Gowanda,
New York. She will not move
the remains east. Itwas desired
that they be shipped back when
he died but the telegram arrived
too late.
The Springfield herald., 1906-06-29
Some Wheat

We have a sample of wheat
grown by J. w. Doris of Ston-
ington on exhibition and are told
that be has q field Of aQ aersa
just IKE Il. The sample meas
ures about 20 inches from the
top of roots to the bottom of the
heads. But it is by no means all
straw. The heads are large and
well filed. tits of the Durum
variety. Wheat in Springfield
vicinity is not SO tall but some is
just as we'll headed.
The Springfield herald., 1906-06-29
Sealed Proposals

Notice is hereby given that ! will re-
ceive sealed bids until noon Monday
July I'd, 1906, for the delivery of tons
of Canon City Coal for the County ac-
cording to the terms made known on
application to the County Clerk. Also
two cords of cedar wood chopped into
stove wood and placed in coal house.
Witness my hand and official seal this
7th day of June A. d. 1905.
AZ GEO. Erwin KONKEL.
[sEAL1 County Clerk.