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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29

ton 5u priifen unb Oornad) geeignete
WaBregeln sur slbbiilie in 8oriflug
5u bringen. GS miro erportet, boB
III gulbe cine omtlibc Gorlegung Ser
tbotldhlihen &crbGltniiie eriolgcu
miro, iuelde olld Die @riii,be bes @i-
oeritonoeS Der Eolen cntDaIten miro.
Sn beIiuntcrridtetcn Irciien miro
5llperiidilid) oorullf gerctnet, bob
Die 9eglerung nit moglidlter Shnel.
ligfeit ein9reiien miro, um Der polni,
iden propaganda, melbe Die Shul.
mirren, Die aus Der I~uilebnung Ser
pplniiben ainber gcgen Die Critics.
lung bcs oelitlden Heligions Inter.
ridts e%ntiton0en nit alien Gbifanen
ousiblohtet, Gin Yoroli 81 bieten.
Der Sanatismls Der Yolen bat be.
reits Die beoenfliditen Grideinunaen
ge5citigt. Die gin1ideruug bon
ShuIbdilierrt an peridieoencn Srien
in Eoicn ldBt oarauf itlieBen, oob
@rano nnb Moro 5ltr Yarolc perben,
rpenn nidt planm1Big eingeibrittcn
miro mo Den Sebern Shranfen &c.
sogcn meroen. Ger mebrerm1bntc
S%irterbrief oes grsbiidois Or. b.
Stablemsfi BON Yoien nnb @neien,
iibcr bciier Spmpatbie'n i'm SAuls
itreit pom 9eginn an fem 3tpeifel OBJ
maltcn fonntc, NOR Del ms Seucr.
Seitbem bot iid Die agitation iiber
Iicoe Gontrolc bilinus entpidelt. lie
S~batiad]e, baB iid in Dem ein3igen
Gegierungste5irf 9rombcrg Der Yro-
pin3 Eoien mcbr, als 5pqn3igtauieno
SdulfinOer om Strife befinoen, mel.
DIE iih oen anorSnuneen betreiis oeS
oeutid]en Religions. llnterrifts trbs
Der itrengiten Strafen nift iiigen,
meiit gebieteriih auf elm reioli,tes
8orgeben Der Hegierung bin, oantit
in Der SItmarf nift allies ouber Ranb
uulo 9ano gerdtb.
gppell ans 8eri6t.
Guitace Goainane, elm Hehtsan.
lpalt aus Gan 5raneisco, lit in 9er=
lin e%ingetroffen, um in ben oeutiten
8erid)ten gegen Die ,Norboeutite
8euer . 8eriiherulgs : @eieaihait"
&lagen auf 3ablung Der 1euerida.
Den, ipelde ie ourh ausiteaung BON
Eolicen in San Jrancisco iibernom-
men bntte, an5nitrengen. Der @e.
iammtbetrag oieier Holicen ioa iid
auf $2,500,0oo beIaufen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Marnlanb e Ycnninluania u. q.

Sine t~erIaiea Rortb.spe.. II. Dat. Str. etation:
7.30 Aorfi. raa gori idsIt6. olSgeuommcn
SpnTtugS.
$50 Norm. nud Sclia MIR Sonniugs.
O.30 @orTi. mad gelnir tiglib. nuseenoinmeH
SorrtagS.
1926 Ga6nt. mad BORT iiolid. auSgeromlnen
SpnntuCs.
4.0b @af5nt. ran 1eltn rur Sountnos.
ago 9iad)rr. rGd Seltn ilGIt6, GiSDenomfne.l
SoHntGgs.
600 gtben6s rad gelair tdeIi6, alsocnommcn
SoHlitnps.
I 90 Nbenoe rad Nclair MIR Soiintags.
1l.45 gbent5 mad Qeldir Mtitpo6S mo Gam.
ftnl5.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
SHnse Samen. Waft Sud- oieie
Gffcrtc III Nnbe.

Wir biloen lett cine alniie fir inngc 1amen
in nnfercr Gleetie Hnmeuidneioer : enftem.
sdnle. @iucr bet Noribeile an Der getbei l.
e srIaSOt o't Il. an Mi1 iSreri W elS Gsn OS nIei STa's si az,
6eiien. 7icfe Glatte ~ I'M 3annar 1905 8is
fnrimen sftreteIt. Sne8ielie gorIsiunaen slpei
nuo bret lllnl ole 29ute. 9raeHo eiHc ilinae
ben lriinf6i ioate iih oiefe Sfierte an g,iten
MAIDEN.
5fir pei:erc shisfunit ihreloe ODER ipenSe
man fib at Tri.. u pnbsrs, Sir. 802, Eeh.
earaipoa', .eds ea'pars'etr. tSlG-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Baltimore. Cbio- Balm.
. 7dalt1. lTdaIln. uiSeenominen gonntaaS.
9gur SonntnaS.

9rpreb1ilne Sehe etnuee aui her stuuoe" p1u
euu6en . <tniioH nun spaIbtnatpu an A3us
hert1aeu. 500 NOrrr. bic 500 Mbenos, utti
9rlmcn,3tenit. 6riibere abfabrt bon wi,
Ma,binaton. b%erInFen gpt. rond. ei. sa.u0
Tt1 l7.hA. ss.4b, t9tS no. So, itt.b3 Ror,
miftaaS. ?i2.t0. ii2da, it.b5. s2.4s. 1850.
t4tA it.F5. t5.55. Goa. 1856, $500, so. 65
I'll so NheHhs; perI. Gambler Ct. 1900, ~. fh.
1919, i720. 500. $3.50 500. 1000, HOO
@ornitinos. 5000 s,dfbts. 't2.05. 2t21s
II 20. 2t05, t2 ~. - %, IL %, 400, c4.s0,
II no. ib.O5. as az. $500 .8i8 $50. if.o6,
- 90, 1913. 40 90, tie.p5. I'll. 10. "ti.4f
ahpnhs 80.
wnmapcll:, mt. aobaI Citation. 1850 uno
2S.45 Eurm.. i4.5b 5.55 N1d1m. gdmber.Stn.
ton is.00 unb 200 SsGru, !t2.05 Wittaas.
1900. 25.3J uno GOO etJenoS.
Trsoet'd, Wt. 9topdI Statica. 76.45, 1913
P"rm. GaGihen citation, 1913, 1000, 3p.fe
tfe 90 Sorc,, h.25, 1850 ure *5.20 sfa6t
mittdes.
phdtasr. api, HobaI. no goru., i2.ls.
.3b0 Nntrn. Gambler. '7.20 Bprm., 800
2.60 uuo 400 giadm
saGerstspH Mt. Hobal eta. l445 Wcrm..
1870 a1dbrt.. Cumoert Citation. 1900 Bprus.,
-. TO ino l4.0J stahm.
Gntestt.eitp uno DIT. strb, g-mbeu gtatien
1885, ?a;tb eorni, h.25. 1850. $3.50. ESQ.
I'll As Nheues.
snrtts' van, Gambler gtution. 1920 Born
erton, mt. aobaI. .2.43 sio6m.. 9amben.
400 Go1m
peuaf Slut stns maS, gbusbsipbta unS Wes<
tprf, nener Terminus an Tretnnbswansig.
her StraHe, Ne,p. gprf. teapem uad 0stetA,
9aeateru uub effdft1.Ittri
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29

Su Boruiudet, R. 5, bot bic 70.
jobrige Nora @scsllpine burh Grin.
fen ciner arienitloiung Selbitmoro
~beganJen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Baltimore Gampf Safct 81.
(sItc nno suueriaiiae Sat.2inie.l
Gle Der. Sindten'Goit befnroerno.
Tumpirr ,,Virgiuin" Uleu), ,.Nlabama,"
ulheurnin.n uTcuueiirch.

Tnnpifr ,WIrgIntn" llen1 uWIabniia,"
yWeurgia,". yScnuefce".
Sampfer fubren t1egih. Sonniaes alisgenorri'
men, BON ben .9aisGinie"s9iers, VT. 1913,
~Giebt.etrabe. $50 .g6enes, oireti na0 oh
Roint Comfort, 9torioli, portslnontb uno allen
Vuntien bes GiibeitS. Yerbirbung In Glib
Voint Comfort nit &c. & 9. @iienbobu".. gtd6
Ri6mcnb, @erbinourJ In Iorisnloutb nit Dem
~Senboaro slir Cine" iolincn 3ua llah .gorts'
nit Der r@tldntic Goalt Cine" ytorioli lno
neitli6 uno nOlo Dominion Cine nat gielu'
bern. gSaibineton. 2.'G.. Rlhmono, Va, nno
y,eips Oorf.
MabI6eiten rad curopdif6em pIane. ourit'
ribic Naiiitenaimmer. elcItrifhe Qeleudtun9,
9anIpfbeiSina, aoien frci. Neferolrte Nailten,
Mr. i07, GftgnItimore'S irobe. Nr, 800 ullo
b0s. 2iahtsSirnbe, g. ". 6. Sfftce, Sitoofts@de
baltimore mno gdlpcrtsS trnbe, ~6oniinenlal
9barIeSsStrnb'.
Spbu %. Gheriuupo, q. Sruiutt,
@icesIrdf. II. Sen. sglanaaer. Sen. 'Paif. saaent,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Yemniblbanias Bahn.
Rad BEN mtRtu HnS Rorbtx.

gsridkt ealpert.Stattpn, ute fpIet:
's.45 gp!m. (lnton : Station 6.55 gprm.),
'ft.44 Warm. (1lHiousGtatlon 11.B Roru.).
3oiipt.einie @rprsb.,
lilo Radlni, (oon untonsStafton), ~ BeTn.
tpInanta" 2imiteo, na6 Chicago, Cincinnati
1915 .sadpm. tpon Union gtaiioHl ct. 2onis
eiuitso. rad 5noianapoIis nno Ct. aouts
'4.o5 Nadtm. Coon uHtohSStutton), rSennfnL
oonta epeeiaI," IL etanben nadb 6httnss.
'4.55 gadlm. (tou tnion'gtaitonl. Gbteaen
200 aSenss (Soa IPnitOrpetatton). gbieaeo
's;s0 absnbs (oon nniOpstattOnJ, q. aOuts
$3.50 Meubs (sou l1uiousetatioD, @eftern
GIprsb uno eIebeIano unb Cincinnati Ct
.if.if Haats mgtnH.stuttOn 11.b5 Haats,.
it.4i gadts luuiowe Station i1.b5 Ea1ts).
40 w,srstns mSuton.etaton 4.44 worssHs).
's.i5 gcrm, (untonse taiicn s.bB gorm-), tae
LID. nat Buffalo Gotta ennporiun. SunetiorJ.
gTie' nnS @9Ssltaas naa rodeEier.
tieIi6, mad Renopo. uiiO an gao 1entaGea
4.sS Ga@m, tasIis tson iniOm.etati0n). mad
$50 absaos. tdsIia (Oon iinion.e %iation). nsA
Pufiulo.
$50 'MbenSs, taeI!a (oou uuiou.e:utiou). naa
Rad MnnapoIis Isl gorut,, 4.37 gatm. an
gsodeniagef. SonntuGs $50 WlorseliS.
Von i~utua-etattpn
Vad1 philadelphia nnb NEWPORT.
s5.03 Natmittags r6ongretTpnal atmttebt41
ideIi6, (nur Sisp.Dorilj las, 1856, 1909
(*fi.06 mir Teip.Vori) Sorln.,. .1e.o5. +t.4o.
400, +5.45. 7.50, 1t,25 Mbsnos on Ajobef.
.Igsc5 log Toss"' 100, !5'ab. 7'so, LIS aY6ss..
Tnr s6ilaeelppia, 40, 6,35, $40. $40, it.00
e.lS gStsnss an sSoeeniassn' sSnntaas.
e.35. 100 Worseis. s.o4. 4.2o. 4.57, 1855.
NaS egOIlsn. so @OrarHs an ssOaeniaasn.
%IteaenSsa giiniten an Der 9eIalpgre.3tpiaolIt
siSS, 7'6 . MSSS 1 $50 81 ,i.S I.Ss 90
@aiSlua Jon s SSsnIs' e.se. g.5i, o.1a, 7.25, 7.as.
i.ssss.. s sis' s s.4s. i s.is S KS sso i1 5lS4. III III.
7.4L $40. s.4s, s..15, $50, 1850 aDenos anai
g'sSs Tass' a eSsnaHasas sors s'as. 2 a5G a. s s.5s.
2.12. Sf5s $40, $50. BOZ b.25. sos. 7.1b.
7;29 (57as6 eimiteb), TAI. $50. s.15, s.56.
Cos g6euos an @otcntnaen. eunntdes,
s.b5 s'ortnt, ,iinS Cos Ibenbs.
af .ais y SSsd, a iaUi,ts S1'reb' a'Si D''ras's'
Southern g%diigap, s.42 sorm.. 's.2o. 's.is
efsSSsSTS Ty Stue app c.i2 sorm, GOT
Goriuli uro gseiteru s~satIpap. $3.50 tbenbs
g.. & &. sab., .12.4s Wadmittaesan ysoden.
tanen, 1915 rnb .o.65 9lbenos tdgIih.
@Du RennjulpaHia-hpeane .staiipa.
gdt Nafbiratof. grrreb, SIT, 600 Bprm.
lis, S.55. 900 gtarhtu. tigIin, TAI Wtprs
gems al BotenfaeeH. e.59 abenbs MUIR an
Scrrtd sst.
ga6 sInnnpoIis. 7.4t BORN, 4.47 gadbnr, coo
Nbenos nn gSndcttdgct. Gountups, g.Gn
Rorm, 600 9lherhs.
Sir VtHete llno SnbrpIinc nab alien sSinften
rnd, iufruaen ulf BEN 9dlnertsNabnboi. gloro,
Oft Sde baltimore lilto Colbert Sirnhe lin0
nlfoem Union Nabnbuf.
6epSd piro aul yrinpen In obsn geuannteH
Bfreulr a6aeboIt unb Marfirt.
Gpetfe.gDneepn.
-. w. Ttterbnrn, q. ". Sgcub,
Sen. @efddltsiRbrer. paM. .IrafflosWanaoss
Btp. ~. Nuhb,
0cuernisBuifoaier'gaent.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29

gdse ihrs ArSlape teiprst q. NaIne. RI.
4i3. rn.Sautmsreetr, nsse Gpfnnessie.xse
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29

Iur ben Nommmnm 6c mi en- obpu 0umMrr nfenn f0 Sic rluhcn Nonmatpnn
fir anTe GNubI WrfP0 mmt nUm uo nTm on yHgmhn Ekb udencn; ofe Nonn1hnnm
f0T e ht
Sn @omkmnnm kaMm Gmb SIR aamnmamum raMRmG m6 srW erkunmm raMam o8 her
Der @rmMm em pom Wn Gm Der 8rMMnm eMm um pw Con- gddmHm emu pom Wm Gmwn
GrhSmrh BON Manmh g#THrh mn MmMb SWH m Mmmb
Score 81 gar, Shn 9 6 NuoLp, m, Sn 9 Wmheus
tnnopGom SmMIt Baltimore Gh HGubMmn Baltimore GmD SoGaHt
Rprt Garrett y Snn0 Sill nm. H S6nW & Wo,
9aHmupG omp Iepbnn Baltimore 9Th" Democratic 9bmNsGomtp HaubMaL
SnS {. @un gsMam ~ 9nt sees nt @Mmm s. Smf 8uMHHpn4
EgnfnmeGomp GuMHMtLh dgntnnef Gin nEtobbnhn ae gnhdG ."tH
0nma Tr3enf Is Sabpht Gmurb g. GhnGmm ~ 8mc % Smith Democratic
aImmmeGon Democratic 9mMbp Gin SGmn 8rc @nrWS GpHp
SIN aungc ser ge@De
Sames 6. Gmbbert '< ' Charles s.. Garter,
GNfGhf t#' ~h BmDnt
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
9ambnrgsW merita
-uam-
9uppelidranben.
Ggprek. nuS HaHasier.9 ienit.

Sam6nre.Nm a.2inie,
81 8roobpap, Rep.Oorf.
arthnr 8. 3ubion,
An atttH glate.
1877 D~it-Baltimore.St Str.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29

VuIuI 8 SnInfrnpnTnP NH0 fettfn 3nM Wes
bralth In gdrroeH. uno 20. Naturalization I'm
10 ubr srhe1hs.
". rad Mhautic.Gtte al Wodeufaaer; g..
mad Ntiantie.Gtt tdeIib. 8 mao Ntlantie.gtrS
Sennides. gne 5fee baIieu In aBiIminetc.t:
e bdli In Nhefttr.
Etgfa. Nlfum., Characterization. 2e.0H. IBIS
Rorr.. ~ 20. 3B 10 Patm.; Wt. @obdi Gin,
1910. 1920 Pptm., ~ 20. 8t5 ssaau,
aberotsm Nffpu,.. 9Gulhen @tatiun NHe
?f.o5 gctm. s6.t5 stbeubs.
Sfeferoiruna bon Napm In S6Iaf. ODER BAT.
IorsgBuqauns. SpetfeJinten etc. peroen f1net
besorat per seiepbpu In allen '~oIaenoen sllisr
n. ssoi'e 1870, coer @o. Gonrtldro 1901; nj,
Huhni-Stdtiott q. 4 z. mi, Serpcr 3f3St
gantbcn,e tntiou Suformdttcus@ Piirenu. O.
South 12ec csfE Wb. 9ourtIanb 272e. inb -
i26. gfbsVrdhDfpcs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1906-10-29
Ofii5ieuer ~Stimm5ettel.
sHrnn Der gauamfTdts ge@Se = @riAts. Gcba

M uc6rdnhhmnmna5 nit bn @ethnnnnpn Ma Nbhnts 4s os anes 3 O~ Gor Ser
oNnidPn 0@HG mu0bprOm6b dnnH Nnnbt 0B0 Die ucn gn1MuenN onnahonn bel BE
ir 9@obe inter ben sdtnmnpn Ns arhtas 33 MSG Sober Der ouRmumn ohtmHfm @ee emge
rdt ODER urmGr mpNn ino ln NGmnatpnm, 0P 10 an Die geb0npe npradtp 0T orhH5h moon
limb mnNn mH Sem pBhn lMt pm. 10 nW mSnm Hh in M un Icbm0en Sm u0 Cronm
ara9ht lie uRn nebMbe 0n lit Ole s@ ofJHRn 5ms hr ben rhhn Gon5rBGurh
~. mir nnhtrna Rhtr Ss snpume @eibs
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
Great Pictures ard Songs.

IL alway. 4 pleasure to witness the
show pGt on by Thompson q O't".
The were al Ocean Cty for seventy
nighis. and - great Has the demand
they were obliged to give two per-
torhancrs HI evening, and then
enough people were fr' Gurntly turned
away t. fill the house several times.
The Augusta Tvbun- says They
have the finest machine and the best
pictures ever put on in the South "
The musIcal numbers arr m"lodious
and catchy including 'Jus' at the End
Of the ClA.s.' Wal, For Ne Where the
Lllacs Bloom Would Ipu Care"
Fly Away B,rd~ tn Heaven Every
body Works But Father, etc -
This attraction will h- NJ th" opera
house for oac nigh, only, Wednesday.
January 81. Admission, -. ., a"i ."
cents
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
sRevITY BEFORE BREAKFAST
100 lons Prayers Sometimes Spoil
the Morning RenAsI

lhere ar" many huu,-keep-rs Wfo
nav a regular sy-tem IN r-gar! TO
moVn ng frvotiona I'D the mor,.ir z
meal 81 t1a, no tine will be- Loot in
at ending 10 tie mulii, icity e The
uaty round oi d,tl"> 'hst fa.i . ~.
lot ~ tac clergyman as wei! as ls,msn
Not ong ago very d.v.ui man WAS
teIAH trrtalh-d AZ one ~ opr pleas.
ant homes where morning Rurshrp J.,
r"rarfcd a. essential n. the ,larLlup
rrpast and -o complete j. the system
u aI 10th work IL harmony. HptruI's :
are 'nr OF The lnlUrir. enjoyed by the
h'n'enoid, ard the good kou.rwif. has
everything 80 sy.t-matlz~i that hy the
tine the mprnlng Irv1,Ions are
through the hot ro.. are awaiting
them.
Bat "n the occasion The visiting d..
vim" wa- officiating through the cour.
t"-y ~ the knet, and anticipating sOule-
thing out ~ the ordinary no doubt. he
prolonged the devotions. and when the
rolls we're taken from the oven they
had been there 40 long that they re-
srmbled chunks OF charcoal. and cold
br-sd had to take their place on the
table
In some instances it III Eht perhap,
h- well 10 be brief or else wait until
after the body had received its su.ie-
nance to give strength TO return thanks
for blessings received
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
Col. LLOYD IS Pleased.

Col. and Mr.. J. y Lloyd have ar
rived in the city from their home at
Shoals, Ind, and are pleasantly To-
ested At the National odd Fellows
Home. They are regular winter ei'-
itors TO Gainesville and have mad"
many friends who are alway- glad To
welcome their return. They exV-c, To
remain nn,l late sprIug, ~ usual.
II note with great deaf OF pleasure
The rapid al. ."c-mrnt oi Ua'n-s''ii-
In the building line. and otherwise
since we were here last season re-
marked Col. Lloyd We feel almost
like W. are one Of yuu uUH, and are
very much grstfi,d at The progress o'
the town.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
AN ADVERTISER TALKS.
Paws The Sun n Compliment as an Ad.
vert.srg Medium.

H'"Nr. represent Z a." Fay.
r,.ui ..m-. ) tomIary '',.-"..', 90.
'-.u ..rtt.o - h. >I' .i'.u ''..
g., a. Adv-r .I. . :. ,.
tos NJ. .lu.- Mr. br wn n., vl.lt, u
nearly al the town. a. IT,. county
a'd ~ ,.,s..l I: B.. = hp-.r~-. Al.o in
qIIrrt rgir,;Iuc ~" UAscr, Il At are
circulated krrrahuIt~, AZ saIl that
70" sun certainly .s' = =, 4 cIrr..A-
'inn IA tu,. portion of f,ordA aud hr
considered il good m.diIm. Beng
\ man that makes advertising hi. bust
nc-s from one year 10 sno,h-r. All
opinion from MIR Brown i. considered
Of much value
These tirms make Advertising a
study, and do not stop at the price
Ead. The only question thry con.
,'der: Is Il worth the prrr asked"
II II is they know they are getting
value received
hpn't tell the advertising man h's
rates are gh. when son don't know
ihr cost OF production or the value It
u. your business
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
Sickenirg, Shiverirg Fits

or ague aud malaria can be relieved
sui cur-d with Eipctric Blitrrs. This
i. a pure, tonic medicine OF .s,rcisl
benz III in malariN, for il ,xrrts true
curative influence Ou the disease. drv-
inR II entirely out of IT," system IL
- much To he preferred to qninine
having none ~ thi- drugs bad after
effects. + : Murday of Hrnri.tta.
Tex. writes: My brother was very
lowWi;E maIarial fever and jauniice
till hr TOOK Electric Ett~rs. which
saved hi- life" At all drug stores
pr.c- So, guaranteed
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
AN ATTEMPTED ROBBERY.
Thieves Broke Into Seaboard AR Line
Depot AZ AlachUa Thursday.

Thieve. forced A. eLtvNu"- mt ~.
.;.ket ofi,r a. ." seat ~. Nir -.
Railway Z y r.Dr >'.,,t-r -,
she midn'r'' 't.., d. It. e.
agent, J. -. son, =. II cke,l me
money in Il -afr hence the purpo.e OF
she " uld-bc Fohher. wss fooled.
An entrance Was made by the re-.
moval OF n window pane. It mus, hav.
been af,er II o'c!ock. ~ Mr. J'hn.on
was bu.y al his desA unit. that hour.
Upon entering the Nj - early Frday
morning the operator noticed tie ,l.i..-
ins name and also noticed tha, a q AN.
t,sy OF papers had been torn into
shreds and thrown upon tie foor lie
aash drawer had also been forced
open, but ss there was no money ia
the same. the other contents, uIjh the
exception ot the torn papers, were un.
uoiestsd.
The would.be robbers d d not mol-.t
the freight house. which Was evIdenc,
that is was ca.h they were after.
No clue had been ascertalnei "a to
the guilty parties ny TO late hour
Friday night. although il l.. relieved
they were negroes.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
A Thousand Dollars Worth OF Goo

\ II Thurnss. a wrIl.knOvn coal
oIeraior ~ Buffalo. q writes have
hrrn afflicted with kidney and bladder
trouble for J"ars. Ia-s,ng grave aud
stones w,th rxcruc ciatipg pain. ! got
no relief from medicine nntil | began
taking Foley Kidney Cure; then the
result WA .urpri-Ing. 4 few do-es
started the brick dust like fine stones
and now have 10 pain across my KID
neys and feel like new man, IL has
done me tl ,OO0 worth Of good" j. ".
McCOllum Il Co
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
A Grim Traged,

!. day enacted n thousands ci
home. - death cia'm@. IN each one,
another victim of consumption or
pneumonia Rat when cough. and
cold. are properly trested. the irag.
-dy - sVerted. + G. Huntlry oi
Oskiard don, Ina, writes: My wife
had the consumption. and three doc.
tors gave her ny Finally she took
Dr. Kings New Discovery for Con.
Sumption, Coughs and Colds. which
cur d her, aud today ,he is we'll and
strong" IL kills the germs Of all dis-
eases One dose relieves. Guaranteed
st SIC and 81 "a hy all druggists. Trial
b0ttles free.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
Cured lumbaso

A. l. Canman. Chicago, write"
March I. 1913 Having been troubled
uith lumhago At different times ana
tried on- phj siclau after another. then
d'nerent ointmrnt- hui lnmcht-'
Raye it up altogether - trI'd one"
more and got a bottle # Ballard :
snow Lln.m.ut. which Gagr mr a.
most instant relief. can cht"rdIy
fteommend It, auI VII. add my name
70 your list Of sufferers Sold hy ".
N. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
CAME AZ TGR MAN.
". n. Gardner Will Take Henry Oav.s
CoIored, Away Today.

". Il. Gardner. manager of the Sum
ter county farm Of the SOuth Carnliua
penitentiary, arrived in the city yea
terday. lie came To take charge OF
Henry Davis. alias Willie Williams. an
escaped convict who Was sentenced for
murder TO life imprisonment in the
South Carolina penitentisry, who
made his escape, and who was -ubse.
auently arrested by Deputy Sheriff
Granger in this city Sunday. He ex.
poets to leave with HE prisoner today
Immediately upon his arrival here
Mr.. Gardner went with Sheriff Femme II
and Officer Granger to the jail. Davis
recognized Mr. Gardner and appeared
glad TO Gee him.
On l,3CO acres Mr. Gardner has dem
onstYa,ed What he knows about farm.
ing. He is working the state convict
labor and last year nett.d profit from
the farm OF sl4.OuO. after feeding pr,s-
opers and pay,nE all incidental ~.
pensss He RAISES com. hay. oats.
peas, sweet POTATOES sugar can" AnG
other hecrssi,lr-. a. wei. "a cotton. and
last year produced i's1 bal"s ut cotton
from 20 aCi,s q! land
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
How 10 Avoid Pneumonia

W. have irver heard Of -lngl" in
stance %. a cold resulting IN Pn-n-
mona or other lung trouble when to-
ley. Honey and Tar has been taken
!, not only -tor- the cough, hut heals
and -tr,pg,h.n- tie lungs AK for o.
lev. HoneJ and Tar aud re'us" any
.,h.titu,r offered pr { J. Bishop 81
Anew Mich. writes Il have used
Fo,.y'- Honey and Tar N three very
severe Ease. Il pneumonia With good
,..ult. IA every case ] " M'Co!-
INN s. ~.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27

Prc,- .5 81 AID 81 cents.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-01-27
BEAcH COLLECTED DAMAGES
Got 50. 500 for Death OF Ais Father in
h,gh Springs Yards.

J. A Beach ~ TVrnion Wss IN tte
city Friday II vii be- remembered
that Mr. Beach, father ws- Killed hy
being run down hy .wrtch euginr uf
the Atlantic Coss' Line IN the High
Springs yard IN July. l@I, for which
the widow received damages 10 the
extent of $3.50. THIS claim Ws- paid
FRIDAY.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-09-09

PEv. p. E. swANSTRoM. Swedish
~ Baptist pastor, box 22s, Grants
burg, Wis, writes:
Il feel that it is my duty as well as a
pleasure to let you know that l am per-
fectly well, entirely cured Of chronic
diarrb0ea. sDd csfsrrh.
Il thank you for your directions how
to use Peruna and for your kindness to
me.
Il have used Peruua according 10
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very glad that ! found q medicine
which would cure mo after three years
suffering"
Stomach Trouble After Typhoid.
Mr.. d. c. Prosser, R. F. D. 2, Shelby,
Mich, writes:
Il had a run Of Typhoid fever and
was very depleted. / could find moth
ing l could eat without its causing dis
tress and sour stomach.
Il consulted our physician. He said
he did not know what l could do except
being careful as TO what l ate, and as
everything ! ate disagreed with me, that
IA not much consolation.
Il finally came to the conclusion that
! had catarrh of the stomach, and seeing
Peruna advertised l begin taking it.
1T helped me soon and after three or
four bottles I was entirely cured Of
stomach trouble and can now eat any
thing"
The rational cure for stomach and
bowel troubles caused by catarrh is the
removal Of the catarrh.y