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Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10
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8 Sabren bur9 bas Sis zines an Der
9auptbabnlinie @lettpib 3abrae sez
lesenen Siimpels unb fanten unter.
SIM ielben 4ugenblid fam Elm 9iiters
sue aneefdbren. Ser 2ofomotibheiser
Sofef Oainba aus &anbrain bate ben
@orfau beoba9tet. fprans NIT Sobess
pera9tung bon Der Mai9ine unb ben
beiben MGb6en na9. Mit pieler
Miibe lit es linn trob Der f4tperen
Oienftleioung o~elunsen, Die ainber
aufs Srodene gu brinsen.
-gs 1T in Oeutf9Ganb
anserest poroen, elm 9einebentmal auf
Der Snfsl SelsolanS gu srridten. SOrt
i9uf Seinri9 Seine ben srDBten She'll
Ieiner Norbiee : 8iloer, unb bas 9aus,
in benz er bamdls ppbnte, trdst ia audi
bereits cine @sbenftafel. &ein Si4ter
bat ben es6simnibbonen 3auber Der
NprbIee 10 gu ersriinben petmo9t ute
sr, IL. bes6al6 m0ssn UNI fein Senfmul
bic NprbIeetpelen ibren ureipigenS Sang
raunen. @ie 5pffmann BON Sallerss
leben, Der auf 9elgolanb fein rOeutf4s
lamb, OeutI6lanb iiber aaes" bi9tete,
auf biefem rotben Selienetlanb iein
Senfmal erbielt, 10 sebOrt aud oas
Ssnfmal Seinri3 9eines, bes begeiz
iterten SGngers Der Nprbiee, boris
bin.
8erliner SGttfher
bate ii9 bur9 cine @erleBung Der
!Sanb cine 8lutbereiftung 5uge5ogen.
Gr besab ii9 gum @rst, Der bic s9anb
i9nitt, porauf bic 9anb teif tpirbe.
Der Jleii9er tluste barauf geeen ben
&r5t auf S9abenerfaB; feline &lase>
oniprii6e iinb bon alien 9ert@tsfelen
als sere9tfertigt anertannt porben.
Ser Irst babe ni9t nit Der erfOrber>
li@en Sprsfalt sebanbelt unb bei Der
Operation lei Elm Gratli9er &unffebler
gema9t pprben. &e9t bemertenss
tpertb mar elmer Der GinipGnbe bes
&rates sessn feline 9aftbarmadung,
tpenn sSsemanb at etrism getpDbnli6en
arate ssbe, Der nur seringe 9onorars
anipriiHe made, bann tonne er auf
ni9t cine 10 ~iorsfdltise 8ebanblune
berlansen, tpie bei einem hSAbesablten
Speaialiften!
SIN siffaboner Circus
ftiirate cine fran3Dfi9e &iinitlerin Bel
elmer Sdleifenfabrt bonn 9eleife beraf
unb blieb 5erI9mettert am 8oben lie.
gen. Inter ben 3ui9auer1 entfanf
sroBes gntfeBen. @iele Jrauen fieler
in Sbnma6t. Inbere liefen berapei'
felt bin mnb Der unb iammerten iibe,
bas l1naliid. Gin GROCER She'll Del
3uf9auer nabm cine fetnbielige Sal
tuns seser1 ben 8eiiber bes Circus ar
unb brobte, ben Circus 81 SeritOren
Der 8eiiber mubte bic Poliasi boiler
lahen.
-Snetner DoItsf4uIe 81
genf fielen pGbrsnb Der nnterri4ts'
tunben Der Qebrer iopie fGmmtliAt
48 S1ulfinber in Sbnma4t. gu
fdqis fam elm anberer2ebrer in's 3im
nler unb idlus 2drm. Gshrsr uni
&tnber tparer bur4 @as, bas ben
Diem e~nttr0mte. persiftet tporber
Man muBte ale tn's arantenbau
i4affen. mo piele nod lange inA2ebens
gefabr fdpebten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10

- Mmmpmcs raO4in fu9t
SteHe. Ser 9errf9aft 1T bic utttbes
srubung bes Rabes geftattet."
-@rtIdrt sSieh nur, mas De-
Serseant Sriner fir Puiteln i'm sc,
ti4t bait" rM4, bas finb lautes
Raferxenbpfbliitben!1
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10

% aftingtoH, 10. W6r3. Die
Wofans. bic i'm Bunbes Obergcri&i
bur& ben freimiliaen Rhdtrttf oes
Oberri6t.rs 0snrp 3. Brown etntre.
ten Dtrb. ioa wie Der prtfibent Be.
i6loRsn BOT. bur& bic grnennunQ bon
0trrn 9aft 9efi0t werben.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10
S6wefermoro
Ans ebelider Gifsriudt.

atlanta. 3d., 9. Mdrs. Die
25'idbrige Grau @oparb Oh. Staubifer
sridOb beute tire 18.idbrigs e9wefer
ebappea Wifenant, neil Rd bieIelbe
angebli& 3u benz Wanne Der M5roerin
gu intim sefs0t bate. Die 8rauung
Der ermor,eten nit einem iunsen @s.
l1dftsmanne In Seneca, g. g.. mar
auf nd4fen MittwOd fsfssisbt. Srau
Stanotfer murbs berbaftet uno Guberte
Der polia.t 9e9sniibsr ibre @enug.
tbuung tiber ibre 8bat.
Sbr Wanri tuuroe ipGter ebenfaas
unter benz Weroa9t, auf irqenb eine
Wsiie init benz 0erbre9en In Werbins
oung gu fteben, psrbaftst.
@eneral @reeIp.
San 6rancisco, 9. Wdr3.
@eneralmaior u. 90. @reelp, Els bor
Sturgeon Na1ridtenOff.ier oss ariegss
Sspartements gu Waibinston, tam 9es
farn bier an, um oas Commando tiber
bic Pqeife- Stpifion Der Mrmee au
tibernebmen. ueldes bird bic penfo.
nirung @eneral Summers felt sinissrt
Wo4en bacant if.
Serbtrecten 8 b.tInabr m c
On Or ngetIag 1.
Boie, Ssabo, 9. Mdra. Wopsr,
6apucoo. Pettibone uno Sad Simp.
Tins ino Direct angetla9t, ssraut Steus
nenberg peri6nli9 ermorost au baben.
Sn Der Antluse tuirb bic Wefsrn 6ebe.
ration Of Winers obsr cine 9eridu6.
rung. wel9e cine inbirsete S9ulb Der
Gnget!agten beosuten uiiroe, ridt ers
tpdhnt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10
Ser Staat Sflaboma.
M6rbtriide e6ladt init ben anfdiiigeu Moros
amf SDlo.
Gtaatszs dnaps bedlagnabmt. - Natnraas in &istonfu. - Ser Grob
SdIGderE Bru;eB. Stalenide Nf6roeriu bonn @aIgem serettt.
= Gin Nf6rSer gebGngt.
Dor benz @aIgen bepabrt t.

{ II D II, &c. Sc, D.. UtuI3'
Sas Sobesurtbsil iibsr 6rau I'm.
toniette Sole bon Bergen Co., bic
usgen grmorbune Sol. Sonta's ON
IL. Wdrs 81 Safsniad ssbdngt peroen
%frllte. IN bon Der Experimentation
81 u Sabrsn 3udthaus umssdnoert
worbsu. gisber batte bic geanaoi=
gunesbsb6roe bic S~oosshrnfs MIR in
lsbsnsldnali4ss 3u&tbaus un,aeuan-
belt.
8eri9t ~ bite's.
% abinqton, 9. Mdr3. -
Ssfrstdr Root bra9te In bic beutise
Gabinstsfbung sinsrt srmutbi9snosn
Seridt bss gotfaafters Wbite. zines
Der Gelegaten 81 alssciras. be3iali&
Der geffrisen eiBuns, In weI&sr Der
6ftsrrsidif4e gorialae bstrsfs Der mo.
rOtfanif8sn pOli3ei pOrsslest tuuros.
Der aud fur 9suif6lanb annshmbar
H.. Ta& anfi4t oisier &esierung fno
bic NusR6ten auf cine 8ereinbarung
nun gtinfig.
Reuer & TRAVAIL au g q n
. o m | n q o.
Wabtn o n. 9. Mdra. Dos
Staatsoepartemsnt bot bon Monfe
9rifi. San Domingo. cine Sspsihe
s~mpfanssn. oas meloet, Bag bic Sn.
fursentsn BEL Der l1~sbsreabe fa mort.
brii6tig srtpisisn. 90 fam 3u einsm
Sample. BET benz IL Offsisrs unb 6
Wann, baruntsr Sen. @epin aet6otet
purbsn. Die &sbOluiiondre berS9wans
ben i'm @ebhf&.
Sonoerbare s irar3s
wirtbf4aft.
@incinnatt. 9. Ndr3. Sas
Drats. 8omits bes etaatsfenators nahm
beute feline nntsriudung Der Aemter
bon 5amilton 60. pisoer auf. &c
banbsIte fa UNI bic 3Oaf3ranfsn.
prdfosnt o. q. Serrid bon be,
Wubbp Greet. 3oaidrants par ben
ean3sn WOrssr auf benz 3suasn'
fanoe. gr befritt isos 3snninib Dor
einem 8riefe, Der aus Der Offiee be,
@ounip- 4ommihdre fammt uno mt
isiner Ramsnsunterfdrift bic 2anc,
frabe benz @ountp gum 2aufe on
bietet. 9errid CAB 5u. baB er al:
Wii9lieo Der 9ssislatur uno elsid'
asitis prdfosnt Der Wuobs Greet pif'
60. fur bic DapnssB Bill aefiimmt babe.
bic ben @Ountp; ROmmiKdrsn Boil
ma4t srtbsilt, 3o0hrabsn gu taufen
gorber bate er 3ussssben, oab BIZ
aftiondre g%e3fuungen tparen, psrf6n'
LID &eparaturen au MAIDEN, UNI fem
afsBments ausf3rsibsn su mtiHsn.
Sas @ountp 3ablte on slIwalt Doll
$95. 1887 fur Elm babies Subsno 3oQ
fraBen. fir bic bic Nftiondre nu
$50. 900 erbieltsn. DDS unterTudungs
tomite m69ts u tpiRen, tuarum BIT
QommiRdrs bic 2ansfraben nidt fiji
ben serinsersn Preis tauftsn uab +
benz @Ounip $41,3 fparten.
O rubenbeftber q me-
melt.
pittsburq. 9 Wdr3. Sn be
beutigen SiBung Der @rubenbsfbs
oes Pittsbureer Difriftes wuroe be
f6lohsn, In Der geriammluns be
@rubenbeRser bon Ohio. Snoiana I'M
Sainois 3u Snbiannpolis She'll q
nebmen. Be3tigli& Der 2obnfraa
puroe tsin gei4lub ssfaBt, pis be
Sefretdr ertldrt.
unruben in China.
g an-5ranctseo, 9. Wdr,
RAD Nnfi4t oes Generals 81. @. Cor
bin. Der gsffsrn nit Der ,Rorea" BITE
antam, 1T es unwabriasinlia. baB
gum 2riege swii3en ben 8sreinists
Staaten uno China tommen tpirb
Na3 ieiner geoba&tuns Fnb bic stt
rungen in @bina fart tibertriebe
poroen.
pro3eB pieber er6ffne
! Wabington 9. Ndra. :
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10
FREI
Gin Eadet Wamm=W eoi3im
fiir eimen Solar fret.

Gin Bolpadet fur eineu Dollar Der R~ann=gRebi5in
lit frei 5u be5iehen, ipenn man uahfrngt uno bic
Norefe augiebt. Sieie MANN fesi,fn eiebt
Sbnen nptmals ben Spruoel iueenoliden @lids
ben Bulls uib oas 3ittern phnfihen @obIbeba9ens:
mnuneSitnrf.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10

Die RaHn=@seoi5in tuirb thun, mas man bon ibr
%ertuartet.
@aun=gtebi5in furirt friib5eitigen Eerfan, ber=
ft6runs. Mbnabme Der 9ebensfraft, .&raftIciafeit,
8erIufe Der 9eifIeftstraft, 8ebiruermatfura,
8ldeniHmer5en, 3erritftuus, RiereHIeioen unb Ser
pplitdt.
gfan fam bic 8lr 81 Sauie nprnebnen.
Nrt feline Guittuugen - feline geriprehunaen.
9as einsise. mas tpir perIaneen, oab man nidf bic
Wannzaeeei5in aus .purer Weneier %foroert. Nir
f%piiniden. eaB man bic Neoi5iu in binieer @eiie err
Natur selanet-
Sieies gratis berididte 8snpadet lit Der 8eueis,
mas bic Mann-Meebi5in 81 thun bermag. &ir ihifen
es I'M e%infadben Eapierlmihlds, perihloIlen perpaft-
franfo abgeliefert. Nur Der Rame unb bic Norefie 1T
notbiuenoia. Snteritate &emeop Co., 1854 sud
Building, Detroit, @id.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-03-10
S6la1t nit @oros.
So Mmerifaner toot pber %psriunnoet.

Wa1tla O, y. utar3. Ser HaHpl
nit ben Woros bsgann ON 6. uno
enbets am 8. Wdr3 MOrgsns. @ssiI-
tdre 3ruppen, elm Setaaement Wa'
rineioloaten unb 3onfablers8 ruppet
fiebsn auf cine Banoe Woros, tpsl6e
felt GINGER 3eit idOn 8eieblofgtsitsi
beeine. tpeoer bic aneritanif1e Regies
rung nod ibre sisenen 6duptIinge ar'
s%rfennen MOLTEN uno bdufg frieoli1
s%efinnte Woros angrifen. Die gan'
bitten batisn H9 on benz 8erge Saio,
einem erlOIdsnsn @ulcan, fefgsisbt
unb Fart perf9anst. Ser Berg TT
iebr He'll unb 2l00 SUB bod. Bel Der
g%rffirmung esHeIbsn tpurben Is SOls
oatsn est6Otst, l Offsier ut,b A Manft
perwunoet; bic Wsrluffe bes Wnrins'
Detademsnts betrusen 80 Mann uno
bic 3onfabler-S ruppe perlor l Diff
sier uno Is Wann an Sooten unb Ber=
munoeten.
Sol. SoIepb W. Duncan bon Der 6.
Snfanterie bate bas ROmmanoo.
Aae 8ertbsioiasr oes 8erses Haio
tpurben get6otet; 600 Moros uurosn
auf benz S4ladtfslos aefunoen.
8eneralmaior WOoo uno Srigaoe'
general Saster $. Bib waren wdh-
rsnb oes garssri Samples antusisno.
Die Saisl Solo. NO bus 3uiammsns
trsHsn fatiSano. TT 1926 Quaoratmeis
len aroB Eito bat cine 8eo6lterung BON
"A. 7l8 psrionsn; bas BerbdltniB 3wis
i1en @ipiliHrten unb @ilosn betrd9t
unsefdhr l gu so. Solo if bic mid.
tisffe Sniel oes fiowefli& bon 3am'
bOaneO belesenen Sulo-Ar4ipels. Die
8sp6lterung fsbt f3 aus susi &aHsn
auiammsn, Die Solo uno Sisma,
ruslas BON sinsm Sultan BEN Hamsn
na4 regiert tueroen. Gin Oser me6'
rsre Satto's rebeairen beffduoig uno
2rie9 unteretnanoer if oesbalb fsts
an Der Sasesoronung.
Die Son fablers$ ruppe. tpel4e on
benz Srehsn iheilnabm. bsffano aus
Woros uno tuirc BON @eneral Wooo In
fsinem Beriht an ben 2riegsiscretdr
msesn ibrss tapfsrsn gerbaltens lobsnn
erpdbnt.
W6rber 9ehdngt.
irmin 3 q m Mla., 9. Wdr3
Sim Walfer ST. puroe beuts tpeqsr
grmprounq Wm. D. Oils, zines be-
tannten Sirsers ben Seferfon @Ountp
gebdnat.
Daiter lsate Elm Gsffdnbnib ab uni
ertldrte. oaB iein Batter. Der rpssen BE
tbsiliaung am Noroe gu lebensldn9li'
dem 3u&tbauie b%srurtbetlt tn, I'm,
fAuloig let.
Gum 8roBf9Id9ters
proceB.
o, 9 Mdr5. Der Staa
beenoete beute feline BewsisfHbrunl
9ese1 bic Gr9umente Der @rObiGIddte,
fur Strafofgfeit. Ob bic Nnpdlt
nod meitere @sgenargumente sinbrin
gen weroen. 1T fra9lid. Die Salub
reoen bsiber Soften perben am Montal
heninnen.
The weekly messenger., 1906-09-22
Additional Train Service For
Colorado Tourists.

Beginning on the 10th inst, +. W. &
ID. c. Ry.. ('The Denver ROad'') re-esta-
blished double daily train service be-
tween Fort Worth and Denver under fas
ter schedules than ever before. These
trains leave Fort Worth at 9:45 A. M,
and 8:45 p. NJ. and arrive at Fort Worth
from Denver at $40 p. NJ. and TBS A. NJ,
daily, thus preserving connections with
all other Texas lines in both directions
and affOrding Colorado Tourists all that
could be desired. Each Of these trains
Is operated solid between Forth Worth
and Denver, and carry Pullman Palace
Sleepers and also serve all meals in Su-
perb Cafe Cars at City Prices upon the
PAY Only For What You Order" plan.
In connection with the foregoing, this
company has placed in service addition
al trains between Forth Worth and
QuaDah, Texas. a distance Of 1872 miles,
for the accommodation OF the local travel,
and by reason of same has been enabled
to reduce the time of through trains be-
tween Forth Worth and Denver more
than two hours, all of which should and
will be appreciated by vavationists
bound for Cool Colorado" and by the
travelling puOlic generally.
The weekly messenger., 1906-09-22
Starving to Death.

Because her stomach was Sc
weakened by useless drugging that
she could not eat, Mrs. Mary H.
Walters, of st. Clair ST., Colum-
bus, o., was literally starving to
death. She writes: my stomach
was SO weak from useless drugs
that l could not eat, and my nerves
80 wrecked that l could not sleep;
and not before was given up to
die was l induced to try Electric
Bitters; with the wonderful result
that improvement began at once,
and complete cure followed"
Best health Tonic on earth. Soc.
Guaranteen by L. j. Liable drug
gist.
The weekly messenger., 1906-09-22
Lived 2I Years Without a
Bone.

New York, Sept. II. Born with.
out bone in bis body and abso.
lutely helpless, Antonio Congro ol
Brooklyn lived for 81 years. HI
died on Friday and was buried
yesterday.
His case attracted much atten.
tention from medical men, who
frequently visited the home of his
father to examine him.
From the day of his birth until
his death Antonio was never out
of a cradle. He could see but
could neither hear nor talk. He
was powerless to move hand or
foot and yet was perfectly formed
except for the fact that he had no
bones.
Antonio was twenty inches in
height and his body was broad,
despite the absence of bones. For
years he apparently enjoyed the
best Of health.
The weekly messenger., 1906-09-22
Constitutional Amendments.

The following is brief sum-
mary of the various amendments,
to-wit:
1. Relates to the City of New
Orleans, aud is to authorize aud re-
quire the City, to liquidate certain
past Indebtedness, through funds
raised by the sale of bonds, etc.
2. The second relates to removal
of limitation on appropriations
for the Louisiana Industrial Insti-
tute located at Ruston, La.
3. Proposing to amend Art 800
of the Constitution, 80 as to make
the assessor and tax collectors for
New Orleans elective instead of
appointive.
4. Proposing to amend Art. 1O9
of the Constitution, SO as to give
two district judges the first judicial
district, the parish of Caddo.
5. Proposing to amend Art. 2lO,
SO as to provide for male or female
factory inspectors throughout the
State.
6. To authorize the City of New
Orleans to issue new improvement
bonds to the amount of eight mil
lion dollars for completing it's
sewage water and drainage sys-
TENS.
Z. To amend art. 81 of the Con-
stitution by making the salary
of the Attorney General five
thousand dollars year.
s. Relating to the Criminal
courts of New Orleans.
9. Proposing to amend art. 281
of the Constitution relative to
drainage districts.
10. To reorganize two circuit
courts of appeal in the State and
providing for the election of the
judges of said courts.
IL. Proposing to exempt mort
gage notes from taxation.
IL. Proposing to make the SAL
ary of all district judes the same
throughout the state.
This resumee gives a cursory
view of the amendments. Our
readers will do we'll to read them
in full, SO as to fully inform
themselves.
The weekly messenger., 1906-09-22
"To Cure a Felon'

says Sam Kendall, of Phillipsburg,
Kan, Just cover it over with
Bucklen's Arnica Salve and the
Salve will do the rest Quickest
cure for Burns. Boils, Sores,
Scalds, Wounds, Piles, Eczema,
Salt Rheum, chapped Hands,
Sore feet and Sore Eyes. Only 25c
AT Liable drug store. Guaranteed.
The weekly messenger., 1906-09-22
WAS A VERY SICK BOY

But CURED BY CHAMBERLAIN'S Collie
CHOLERA AND DIARRAOEA REMEDY.
when my boy was two years old he
had very severe attack of bowel COM
plant. but by the use Of Chamberlain s
Collie. Cholera and DiarrhOea Remedy we
brought him out all right" says Maggie
Hickox. of Midland. Mich. This remedy
can be depended upon in the most severe
cases. Even cholera infantum is cured
by it. Follow the plain printed direc-
tions and cure is certain. For sale by
L. j. Liable.
The weekly messenger., 1906-09-22
To Button Her Waist Behind.

She stood at the glass and she tried
with her might
To button
Her waist
Behind.
The movements she went through
were surely a sight.
To button
Her waist
Behind.
She would reach and she'd tug.
she would sigh and she'd groan:
And after each effort she'd let ont
moan;
She twisted and squirmed till she
strained every bone,
Her waist
To button
Behind.
She would take long breath and
then stand OH her toes,
To button
Hor waist
Behind.
She strained at the risk of ripping
her clothes,
Her waist
To button
Behind.
She had a contortionist beaten a
mile.
She would bend like "a jackknife,
then straighten a while.
And wonder why nightmare like
that were in style
The waists
That button
Behind.
For al hour she labored in wild
est despair,
To button
Her waist
Behind.
Her face became red and all loos-
ened her hair.
To button
Her waist
Behind.
She wept, and the tears splashed
down in her lap,
While for life and its pleasures she
cared not rap.
When she went to the office a hi.
deous gap
Was there
In her waist
Behind.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-24
THAT CANNING FACTORY.

Gainesville tqs a. last s'r1ck 'ht
proper chord u rev ind ustrles, u hei
Two 81 her progressive ci,izsns, real Z
iug thai he tim Uas ripe, determined
10 establish canning plant, and mo-
only tho.ght, h,t acted for The ma.
c'inery has been ordered and some oil
II II a.rredy here. This plant will he
one Of the largest Of its Kind in the
state, ravnE a capacity Of 10 OOC
three. pound cars per day, and en-
p,oyinR from tveuty.five 10 ttirty
hands. TI'sw,. hentft lsbor.
But one Of the creates, benefits will
accrue to the farmer, as this new in
dusry will open for his prod 1cts
whlch have been decaying in the fields
a market heretofore unknown in thi.
particular section. 1t will afford q
market for his tomatoes his beans. his
peas, and in fac a!mos' every vegtta.
BILE and fruit product known, % the
factory proposes 10 purchase and pre-
serve great variety from the farm and
grove.
4 il hoped thi. ia the beginning Of
new era Of enterprise, as there il
market for all PRODUCTS that can be
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-24

II yon want a prosperous city where
people can come who are disposed to
make homes, then do away with and
onfy from sight al jealousy and spite
WORK, move for common prosperity
and mutual benefit Wake M, rub
vonr eyes, roll up yo1r sleeves ard g
10 work. Do not work with fear and
trembling, but tnkp for granted thar
blood Will tell. Lave results to them.
selves, borrow no troublea, bat all
unite 20 make Gainesville the biggest
Slni " town. 'lrD ~ work "
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-24
WHY MORE PEOPLE DO NOT 60
TO CHURCH..


a'so licensed preacher, tas he 70,
owing article on the above snhjsct;
some discussion has been goini
the rounds of the rress recently ~
WY more people do not 60 10 chOrch
As there are many in all classes q
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which they believe, advocated
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ed.
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many preachers deal 100 much in plat.
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cations something original and inter
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-24

For state Senator 92d District
II n \. rRENKi.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-24

For Railroad Commissioner
NEWTON a NlITO n. Of Low.
Il HUDSOS BURR ~ pArc
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-24

For state Nitui'cN. s'h t.rrun
j " RIVERS
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-24

FOR Justice NJ ne Supreme Court
ClIAS. T. pNRKIIlLI. Of r,r.mng.
JAMES H. WHITFIELD a. Leon
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-06-24

For Member, House Of Rcprc,crta,,,c,.
sgd l. CARTER
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Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20
RECORD Parcs ron SHEEP FROM
ARIZONA. "a


In n letter to his wife In this city
from Kansas city, ~ r. Daggs, the
sheep raiser, Who arrived In he latter
city with four carloads of sheep ship.
ped from this county, states tina. his
consignment brought the top notch
price Of the murket 40 far this seas.
on. AS soon as the. buyers learned
that the sheep were from the Arizona
ranges there was great struggle for
their purchase. The lot was finally dis.
posed Of NJ the advanced rate Of s6.35
per 100 pounds, after the sheep were
pronounced by the local Mockmcn to
be the hes, seen on the market for many
months.
This price IL IN striking contrast
to the prices offered here for mutton
somc few years back when sheep were
offered n, " per head, and less. with
few buyers 20 be had.
Mr.. Dagss attributes the great de
man fof Arizona range sheep 20 b.
due 20 the reeen, exposures Ia the pack
ing industries, which has aroused th'
people 10 such an'es,.nt that the de
man for canned mea,s has experience,
a great decline. - .,,
shipment. Of sheep from this count.
will be large this coming month. d
Monday 30 carloads will leave Del HI
for. the Kansas City markets TO be fc
lowed by other; large consignmcnts !
the near future. The, shipments on MOI
day next will. iusiu,ic muttpn fro'
the hoeks Of Canpbell and frauci
and &. &. Hutchinson. and numb'
/, Of other sheep raIsets are making pr
paratioss 90 market the wcthcr- fro
p their hocks. :. q.
Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1906-06-20
POSTMASTER SMITH RE.APPorNr
ED BY PREsIDENT.
From sunday y Dsily.)

Yesterday A. l.. Hammond r eceived
n telegram from his former law part
ner, Congressman Hamilton Of Mtem {
pnn, stating that A. l.. smith had been
apoointcd BY the department M post-
master OF this city. to succeed himself
aud tina, the President had signed bis
commission.
There were several applicants for the
posi,ion, but the fact that Mr.. smith y
petjtiou for the appointment had the
endorsement Of "a large majority OF
the bnsinoss men Of the city. was
.ppatently conclusive proof To the post
Office authorities that his aaminis''"
ton Of the sfhcc had given -a'is'"e'
ton here. an\. no doubt, carried gr'"'
weight when bis appointment came ~
for considcrad ON.
Mr.. smith nSw rank. among the old
time residents OF this city. having
resided here a number Of yea" pre-
vious 10, hid appointment TO bis present
position fo@ years ago. lie IS reeos
nised VA a, straightforward aud w
| right bs.iy b. nam, I, conscientious nm
dijigent diacisi, and the news OF h'
appointment viii be received with On
| tlsfdstien. ny shs s-pepi public NJ"
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