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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-07-01
NICHOLSON & JORDAN.

Although there are a number Of
wide awake and representative mer-
camille firms in Tulsa, none stand
higher than the members of this firm.
Nicholson & Jordan have been estab-
lished here for the past three years.
luring which time they have built up
a large and lucrative business, and
have made friends of the public gen
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30
REV. GEORGE W. rutland
Restored TO Aeal'h nv v,roi ard
Strongly ENDORSES a.

~ 'sir"'t NE. tyr Al tt-'. o., - e.
No. =. -,ir'.,rc Nt'. at.t
ro.- -. Jr'fL .'.I-Ts I'm :, .
min .,eI. uf tE- Cosy-! and .evrrA.
physician. have been V-c~ivrd within
awScs Sucs unso i"';ct testimony
as this i' the ties, proof OF meri: Auy
medicine can have.
The Rev George ". Ralaud d:
Keene. y. II . whites; IL have used
Jour cod liver oil preparation. vinol.
ss tonic. and l do not believ. there
10 any other medicine that can equal
h IL built me up and strengthened
me when rundown and oyevworked.
vinol has done for me more than wss
claimed for it,"
We honestly believe there 10 no
other remedy or cod liver oil prepara.
tion known to med iciue that has tie
healing, strengthening poser which
Ninol has. and IL it fails to create
strength and health for rundown. de.
bilisated people. old people. weak.
sickly women and children, nursing
mothers. and after Q severe sickness.
nr IL it fails 60 cure a hacking cough.
chronic cold. throat or bronchial
trouble. or 60 make those who are too
thin fat. rosy and healthy. we will re.
turn every cent paid Us for il.
IL there n sick. siing ur aged per-
cor in Gainesville who can afford 10 iQ-
more this generous offrr? W. NJ.
johnson, Druggist
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30

Fairfield. March ?9-FAirtie'd 10 on q
boom. and every body says it will soon
be the center Of attraction ~ Marion
county. We have foe farming lands.
which are capsule OF producing yege-
tables and crops ot all kinds. II you
want good home, among good peO-
pie. come To Fairfield
Our peop.e are very much interested
in the proposed ex,~rson of the
Gainesville and Gulf railroad 10 Tam.
pa. n they realize that it will be q
good thing for Fairfield, and will
eventually make the town one q the
most important along the line. The
project Nill have the hearty support of
all our pcople. who are As u unit on
the n.s,ion.
K. 7. Crouch. onr OF the popular con-
duc,ors of the Gain-sviile and Gulf
railroad. has moved with HE wife 10
Gainssvill-. where they will remain
until y change in sct-dCle will permit
Mr. CrnIch lnyirg over here nj uigs'.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30
Dangers OF Pneumonia.

A cold 1T th. time IL neglected 10
liable To cause pneumonia which 10 go
often fatal. and even when the patient
has recovered the lungs are weakened,
making them peculiarly susceptible to
the developmen IA, Of consumption. Fo-
ley. Honey and Tar will stop the
cough, heal and strengthen the lungs.
and prevent pneumonia. LaGrippe
coughs yield quickly to the wonderful
curative aualitIe. Of Foles's Honey ard
Tar. There - nothing else ''just as
good" :" J. v McCollum ( Co.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30

says he fees n. much q, home hrre ~
in the Ocala loIS-. Where Ls belongs,
He had 4 coupe Il friends ~ ,ak- tn-
work here las, Il gN'. and came t. se'
y ~ II Noul. h- VII dnr-.
/. G Nrr'.".y ~ Tei Sc. lorio-
!, II 4 ti-n -; VI It e. > S1'-
. ''..-.' . tie '.v .'~'trV
~ A..,' mere he AA.N rye !u-
grug ntTSrt tie go AL thar wns
cum''I ~ Wv" "'u 'hr f. K. lat riS't.
having been unuI4's1 Irto the mys-
t"Fi-s ~ the order nut re'lares J., 10
s'i.f-d-'n face y" - hsPpy that he
got it." Mr. McCl~Lny Is . clever fel.
Low. and has many friends here Who
will be glad to greet lin a. q hroih-r
Elk
Yielding TO the withes OF many Of
HE friends. Hon VIM Sheats an.
nounc.s himself in this issue ~ The
sun a. q candidate for the legislature
from Alachua county. subject to the
action OF the Democvs'i" primary to he
held on May 18th. Mr. Sheats needs
NO introduction to the people. % he
has been identified With politics in
Florida fo- many years. He wss .
member OF the Constitutional Con-
vsntion in 1855 from this county after
wards serving as county superint~n nd
ent and later A. state superintendent
OF schools.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

MIRA. Cyrtt a Hodge of Nevberry
vas shop"ng tie ri,y Yesterday
Attorney E'a.s Hail h.. re,.r ID
from o bU> '..'''.i Il I1r..rvi "a.
Nj. and ". -. 4. A.Or, .. ~ lie
were among The visitors to Gaintsvili-
yesterday
Chas. ]. LOngmsn OF High Springs.
an engineer in the employ OF the At.
Iantic Coast Line. wac ia the city zee.
terday.
For Rent-SiE-room honse. corner
w. Court and n. Garden streets. Mod.
ern conveuiences. Addpes.. or cal!
Mrs. w. p. Garrett. 2O4 ". Court at.
Rev T, J. Nixon will preach at
North Gainesville tonight at 7:3O
o'clock. The subject OF the sermon
will be "Fishs ~ Of Men"
VIM. w. Gordon Of Savannah Was
registered st the Brown House yes-
serday. Mr. Gordon 10 . large cotton
factor OF the Fountain City.
PA. Pournell. q cond uctor on the
Live Oak and Gulf Railroad. With
hesdqusrters in Live Oak. returned 10
his home yesterday, after q brief visit
90 relatives here.
The prayeS.meetinR at Kavansngh
Methodist Church on "wednesday
night was interesting and helpful.
Strangers in the city will Hnd this a
good place to visit.
d V. Maines and son, d. V. Jr.
were in the city from Monteocha yes
terday. Mr.. Maines is q merchant
and WheelwriRht Of that place. and
enjoys fine trade.
7. ". Lundy. To.tmaster at Perry
ard very prominent citizen Of that
town, was in the city yesterday on
business with Hon. Henry ) Chubb
and ". q Robinson.
Among the visitors TO this city yes.
terday "a. b. K Melvin OF Albion
manager OF the DDggett Phosphate
Company. Mr.. MrElvin states that
the plant is closed down for the pres.
ent.
T. " Pit's lett yesterday for hi-
nome in Tampa. shera few days spent
On business in this city and section
He formerly resided here, ana has con.
siterabl" Interests Set III Alachur
county.
Mr Laura Wimberly ot Cedar Key
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30
Liberty Street Work.

In compliance with an order OF the
City Council ata recent meeting, fol-
lowing the passage of al ordinance.
the street committee OF the council
have begun the work OF widening W-st
Liberty street. and the work il now
being prosecuted without trouble or
interference
II is At the extreme wes, end of Lib
erty street that The University grounds
are located, and it j. the desire To open
the thoroughfare 10 q uniform width 4,
rave the same. and with the planting
OF grass aud flowers in the center
court. and on the side.. make il one ~
the most beautiful streets IN Florida.
Il i- gratifying 90 know that the prop
-rty owners slong this street, with q
kesrt full OF generosity, are not com.
plain,ng and the work 10 progressing
nicely.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30
G. 8 Rurhans Test,fies After 4 Year.

G. 4. Bprhaus 90 Carlisle Center.
y Y writes: About four years pgO
IWrOte you stating that | had been
entirely cured ~ severe Kidney
trouble hy taking less than two hot.
tlrs of Foley. Kidney Cure. II en-.
tirely stopped the brick dust sediment.
and psin and symptoms OF dnsy die.
ease DISAPPEARED, | am glad tn say
that have never had n reiuVn % any
Of thrse symptoms dur'rg the four
years that hsv- elapsed aud am
evidently cured, and heartily r-com.
nend FOley's Kidney Cure to snyone
suffering from kidney Or bladder
trouble" J. W. NcCollum h Co.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30

lre>pccu1lv announce nv candidacy for
The Democratic GonuatIon s> senator Tor
Aachua count; '2?d district. r!edging my
>HproTt "f a. ne asure> IL the Interest of the
Ilns>e> ~ against the classes. ard especially
do Wedge ny support aDd influence Ia aid OF
the conn III schools and maintenance ot the
state IuverS!ty upon a liberal basis such ~
". enable parents Ia obtain for their children
q thorough education In their own state. m
Vel A. al measures tcnGins to promote the
~ igiouS a,d iubIa a. ~-ltate Of tlr enIiTe pe,,.
- lhanS.nx nv ttte ..d> 'or their SUPPORT in
The tn>t ard soliciting the vote ~ ala lAe mo-
rrat> .; the coming r,iWaVy ! am very re-
spc"tfI',. II. ~ al. REARY.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30

H. RESPONSE to the solicitations OF many
friends rc>Tectiul., anEoIuce that " IL he .
candidate for the Lower iiou~e ~ the L-sIs-
IatI axe subject to the Democratic primary. u
elected pron>e to do AL In NV power "a pro-
iect The best Interests o, our beloved county.
Re>Iert'u.ly, THOMAS A. DOkE
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30

arrived in the city yesterday. and will
be- a guest Of her brother. =. n. Wien
Res, for a day or two. She formerly
resided here. ard her numerous friends
are glad 10 welcome her again.
A. VI Pournell. who has made his
home in ttis city for the pact quarter
81 \ century. aud TO whom reference
has already been made, left yesterday
Tor pntmAn. Ga, where he proposes
To- reside upon n farm for awhile, until
he can regain his health.
Among the prom nent vistors to thi.
city yesterday WAS Judg" Angus Nor.
rsob of Island Grove. who made The
sun ar agreeable call Judge Nor
rison state. that the farmers in his Sec
{ OF, "a elsewhere. are .busy planting,
and eAp@ct fine yield in the fall
The J Thomas Company have
change Of advertisement in this issue.
60 which attention il called The COM
Vany las on a special sale 81 new pat
terms in mattings and rug. Tor today
ard tomorroW The assortment ia tinV.
and those in need OF goods IN this liLe
will DO well to call
T. l.. stevens ~ Connecticut. who
spent the " nter here AZ n guest Of Mr.
and Mrs " u Saunders. and who
sailed for New York on saturday of
last week. writes that he arrived safe
". hut found the thermometer five be-
low zero and eight inches OF snow on
the ground He longed to be back
among his friends in the Sunny land
OF Florida"
one o. the neatest and most original
window display ever seen in the city
Ia The window Of The :. J. Thomas
Company. which was designed by I. J.
McRa-. Jr and which has been AZ.
ranged in such q clever manner that
il cannot hot help attract attention.
Mr.. McRap is ah oriGinsl man when II
Gomez to work Of this character, and
j. destined To make hi- mark after
awhile.
!. II Dow. formerly OF this city but
now rr.iiing in Atlanta, where he
hold fine position in the life insur-
ance line has arrived IN the city, and
his friends are glad to s.e him lie
will b. gu-st Of hi. brother, W. T..
bow FOR the next few days Jim &C.
clares te did not come 10 Gainesville
for any other purpose hut IN see his
new rcrhew.. Little Billy" and Is
very proud o' him.
Among those who visited Gainesville
yesterday va. Hon. BenI. ! Calhoun
uf Palatka Siatr'- attorney. who was
rn route home from Bronson, where
he has been attending the session Of
the circuit court Mr.. Calhoun il
states attorney .or this district. and
n cand idate for reelection. The term
of the court for Levy county. just
closed. 10 one Of the shortest IN the
history Of the county, lasting only two
days.
VI. T.. Robitso more familiarly
known throughout the state az sunny
Jim" representing Rosenheim n Co.
Wholesale shoes. savannah, 10 in the
city. Nr. Robinson 10 al eDthusiastic
Elk he was among those who came
10 institute Gainesville Lodge. and
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30

announce myself candidate for the Ley
stature at the coming primary. sabJeet to the
ActOn oi the Democratic voters Of the county.
u elected vii endeay"r To make some very
radl"a. changes In the present dive Orce Law. I
an in favor oi keeping the State I'niyer>lty
at Gainesville forever.
Allrhua. Fla CHAS HODGE
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30
CHAS HODGE.

Al the solicitation OF friends I aumolnce
my ~ef a aBsiidate for Member ~ the House
~ Representatives sui ect to the viii Of the
peop.e ~ expressed ~ the Drmocratr pri-
mary election.
shall favor the maintenance ~ the state
University. nov established In this county.
with liberal appropriations FOR it, develop
ucht, ,bd the adv ancemeut ~ Uub!c ciYca.
tlou throughout tue state.
believe in Railroad CoiII!>Siou ami shall
suIport any legislation enlarging it, powerS
a nd inrre a>ing il usefulness
Al measures tending toward the moral de-
Fe!cpm"h, aH'i Sro~'h ~ oar state Will re-.
ceiNe my hearty SuIpOrt
KDIJT b. DAVIS
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30

A. the -" ic,'a'irn OF many frlrnI> : have
con>cLtcd Ia make the race for the LegiSlA.
;Ire aud hereo, arnoInc- NY >esf ~ candI.
date SAB ecI To the Democratic primary.
VA. y. SHEATS.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30
City Directory For Sale.

We have q number OF copies oi
Burtr' City Directory for sale at The
sun office. IL j. q handy reference
book for business ana professional
men, ri, .ng the names OF residents,
With street and number. Price Reduc.
ed TO o.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30
Notice Of Dissolution.

To Whom /, May Concern: The
firm OF A. VI Pournsll y son ha. th I.
day bee dissolved by mutual consent.
A. VI. Pournell retiring p. T. Pour
nell will continpe at same stand and
assumes all Liabilities and coll-crs all
bills due said firm. \. VI PorRNEiL.
March ~, 1915 Pc POUESELL.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30
For state Senater.

To tic DcIoc-a'!c Voters ~ \ schla C"snIy
nave, on various occa>ioE>. beer earnestIy
requested to enter the race Tor state senator
i-"'u NJ. county anil, gnI. now. have decli n.
81 to do 80. because I mad 10 ce>lre tu oIpose
the Honorable II u McCrrary Who has rem.
dered >lrh valuable service to oar county In
the state senate Hat since be has With
drawn from the race vii be . candidate.
sub ect ~ the Democratic primary.
Having >rrV Ell ia 10th branches ~ the Leg
i>latIre 10 toe past Zee. that am tue better
gIa.lrrd - serve the best interests uf oar
c'untN al this l'DtsIrtlut time
Earnestly soliciting NstlT support at the com.
inE priuar, an yOJr nlInb.e servant.
JOHN Is DELL.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30
EYE STRAIN.

More hrAdache and nrryoG-ues. Is
caused by eve strain thAn a. other
causes combined. Good vl-,on l. ab-o-
IuteIyro proof that the syes are good
Many readers % this article can see
perfectly. but they suffer from nervous
Ills OF one kind or another ard never
think that the eyes are the cause Of IL
all They may have taken medicine
without getting relief or may have
suffered thinking there WAs no remedy
PROPER GLASSES AND PROPER
FRAMES.
II j. great importance that glasses
should be properly ground and CEN
tered and OF the best quality. The
frames must be fitted that they viii
hold the Lenses IN place 20 there viii
De no damage TO the eye from lack o'
harmony between the center 81 ths
lenses and those OF the eyes Many
otherwise good pieces Of work have
been q failure from this cause sloDe.
Do not neglect yo0r chiidren's eyes
Office at The oaks for few cays
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30

reared IN faC DaiN SIn oi spA inst the sane
" ~ ,Uadc in What conceived the interest "
harmony. HUNrN-r. | have Te,..,psi.ie red
same AID au. candidate fnr the state sen.
ate. "A n MsCREARN
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30

l. Carter All. be candidate q, the ri
mary election lOr Member of the Lower HoIss
-! ttIe florida LEGISLATURE
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30

To tie IN uOcratlc Voters ~ the Ei.h;h Ju-
..c.A. Circui, ~ the STATE ~ E-p,da
H-VlrS >erv r,i yol in the cayarlty Of state
AItorneS stree July A. ID i.C and trusting
tia, you have approved Of the manner In
Nh.ch have represented tie state aa. dis
cha Ied my duties. >Olicit vOIr votes at the
cOrlinE wilma y for the ISI~ltton of state Al
IOrnry for the Elxhth Judir u. Circuit
Very r~>prct'u.y.
Ia ALTA, Pa BENZ. q. CALHOUN.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30

And When uC examine them Ne
mrAn thorough exsminat, on as
cowyl,tr a. can b. had anywhere at
any pr.ct. We eXulaln I" yop what
your trouble -. You Sc; the brn"il;
o.o.r,xr-rIence and knowledRc free
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-30
CONSUL.
DR., GOLDSTE|N,
..EYE SPECIALIST.
OF LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
&s
-

Macy persons DO not see NJ Well as
stey q ould. Some see well hut their
eye- become tired Others suffer with
heada H. constantly or periodical iy.
which medicine does not relieve. he.
cause the headsch- comes from Eye
strain, aud the Only remedy i n Isir
osgla.sr- properly fitted by one who
understands the eyes th-'t defects
and their relation t. human Ills.
WE EXAMINE YOUR EYES FREE
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-28
A DIMPLE MAKER.

Find a child with dimples
and chubby arms and legs
and you find a healthy child.
Find one with drawn face
and poor, 'thin body and Vol
see one that needs Scots
Emulsion. Your doctor will
no doubt tell you the chilli is
fat-starved-its food is not
nourishing it.
Nothing helps these thin,
pale children like SCOTS
Emulsion. 1t contains the
very element of fat they need.
It supplies them with a per-
feet and quickly digested
nourishment. SCOTS Emul-
sion brings dimples and
rounded limbs.
SCOTT & BOVINE. 4os Pearl Street. New Yora.
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-28

great state of Iowa am the only man.
| would not like to believe that, for
might die, and then what would be-
come of you? believe, on the other
hand, that any one of the ninety-nine
counties OF the state can furnish can
didate for governor, and positively
!, decline to assume to know it ALL
| Perkins Not Voting Democrats.
81 am here as plain Citizen con-
tinued the speaker, backed by no or
ganization except what has been for
warded here and there over the state
by some of my friends, but I am COM
forted by the biggest machine ever or
ganized in Iowa. The governor is de-
claring that there is an emergency
that demands his continuance in Of
flee. and he is around teaching the
people. Well. am trying to do lit
tie Of that myself. am holding pri-
maries, but am not voting democrats.
/ believe in democrats following their
old custom and camping on that
ground which the republican has left,
but / don't believe IN our touring about
and camping on the same ground with
the democrats"
The speaker took up the Cummins
letter to Carroll, and said in defense
OF Cummins' position that at that time
the Des Moines Register and Leader
mad charged that Perkins wrote the
republican platform in 1890, and that
it contained a silver plank. The
speaker read the platform of that date
showing that it contained planks de.
manding control of corporations and
of the railroads, and said that while
criticising him for writing the so
called silver plank they failed to com.
mend the railroad and anti-corpora.
ton planks.
II was with the republican party
then, as am today" declared Mr..
Perkins, "but don't remember the
present governor supporting the party
at that time. In 1893 there was Uni
ted States senatorship in sight, and
then Cummins appeared.
Tells Of Campaign of 1896.
After that came the campaign Of
1896, which was the greatest campaign
ever held, for never were mortal men
tempted as they were then. But, with
their eyes on. the flag, the people said:
we win stand by the integrity Of the
United States Why should not the
people of Iowa today stand by the
integrity of the state?"
Continuing, the speaker said:
II believe the railroads of the state
should be required to pay their share
OF the taxes, and possibly a little more
for / think If any class should be fav-
ored it is the poor people"
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-28
SHAW TALKS ON IsUEs.
Continued from Page ~.

cover. Therefore we have, dual inter
ests. We would like to buy that which
we consume as cheaply as possible and
sell what we produce as high as posi-
Bile. The man who produces a days
labor is interested in high priced labor
while he who buys labor and produces
farm or factory products seeks to buy
this labor as cheap as possible and to
sell his products as high as possible
Appeals to Producers.
In recognition of these dual inter.
ests, the two great political parties for
many years have appealed to the Amer.
lean people from opposite standpoints
Our opponents appeal to the consum.
er and insist that all that is essential
to make us prosperous and happy is
cheap articles of consumption. They
say 1T matters not who produces that
which we consume provided it is
cheap. They advocate opening wide
the doors of trade SO that we may buy
of him who can produce the thing
needed at the least possible expendi-
ture for labor. for they insist that all
we want is cheap goods. The republi-
can party, on the contrary, appeals to
the producer. 1t says to the man who
has nothing to sell but labor, 1T Is i'm
portant to you that wages should be
high It says to the farmer and to
the manufacture, 1t is important to
you that your products find ready
market and that they command good
prices The republican party declares
it to be relatively unimportant what
price we pay for labor or for the pro-
duct of labor, provided the wages paid
go to our own people and the price of
the products of labor go to those who
pay nigh prices for labor. Our oppon-
ents say, Put us in power and we will
open wide the doors of trade SO that
you can buy the cheapest things in the
worlds markets. We say, Put us in
power and we will give the American
market to the American people, They
say, Put us in power and we will give
you the lest market in the world in
which to buy We say, Put us in
power and we will give you the best
market in the world in which to sell.
And you cannot have both.
Market For Labor.
''The republican party, therefore,
having for it's aim the establishment
of high standard of living, which
shall include all necessaries and make
possible most comforts and some lux
uries, has sought from the first to
build industries. 1t has sought to ere
ate ready market for the labor Of our
people by insuring ready market for
the products of labor. 1t has never
sought to cheaper anything. 1t has
never debased men, nor cheapened the
labor of men, nor thrown the products
of American labor into open competi-
ton with the products of the less paid
labor of other countries.
Listen and 1 will give you an Illus
tration of how industries are built, how
a market for labor. is created by pro-
tecting the products of labor and how
good wages are insured by the repub-
lican party. When Mr.. Mckinley was
preparing his tariff law in 1890 he
looked over the list of appropriations to
see what was being purchased abroad
that our people could produce. He dis
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1906-04-28
ASH GROVE.

Ash Grove, April 25.-There is some
talk of celebrating the Fourth of July
here this year.
Miss Alice Leonard spent Sunday
with her friend, Vevi Selman.
Rev. Monkman and family took din
ner Sunday at the home Of A. Han
nah.
A. Hannah and wife visited recently
In Ottumwa.
VIM. Leonard and wife spent Sun
day at the o. K. Day home.
Thurman Cassill commenced school
at Washington Monday.
The death of George Roberts oc-
Cured Friday night at his home in OF
tumwa. Funeral services were held
at Wesley chapel Sunday, where the
body was laid ITO rest. Mr.. Roberts
was well known at this place.
Howard Cassill spent Saturday
night at the home of Ernest Walker
Ed Taylor and wife, Tom Fletcher
and wife spent Sunday at the home OF
Allen Proctor.
Ed Garrison took dinner at the
Proctor home Sunday