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New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

I've been waiting for years to meet a college
perfessor. so as 1 could him the question
1 90 not know that / answer you but
VIII 90 my very best to do So
wall want tew know is diggin' CLAIMS
nshin' er agercultureP
Mr.. Burton tells another story to ulus+ro "a
his opinion Of politicians
kentucky farmer had an only son." he
says Tor whom he and his wife wished 70
oaoose u career Winter evenings they would
III st ABOUT the fire and talk over the matter
Inc boy exhibited no qualities that seemed
strikingly TO predestine him for any of the
spheres or activity that they knew ANYTHING
ABOUT FINALLY they deSpaired Of ever nickiny
out a proper vocation for him While +ba2
were IN this state Of mind the farmer came
into the house one day ~
~, Mary, he said. I have plan whereby we
VIII De able by q series of tests to deterTnins
what career our son is best qualified 10 enter
am gong 10 place on the parlor rah1a a
Blole, bright wdolar and a bottle oP IT,
lucky Bourbon. If he takes the Bible we D,iiI
tnen know that he is to become one oT ~
SHINING lights of the ministry If he cbooSao o
the dollar we Will know that he is To mall .
grea. fnancier. If he chooses the Ronrho,r IA "a a
can then rest assured that he is 10 becoroa 80 ~
or those important distilers who have 800 otio
our state famous ''4SA'0
The day arrived for the test and tho to,.
was sent alone into the parlor. His parents
OBJECTS he would choose that they ken+ ~
@ 9oor open on crack and peeped after bt1n
Inc iao went Immediately to the tabIe IJ
plckeo up the dollar and tucked Il awaxy q, ~
POCKET Then he reached for the Rib,a anS s
pIaced II carefully under his left arm AF,ar
ing II nrmly under his right arm started off '
a.. Inc FARMER raised his arms
my God, Maryr he cried, Jimmy srr.,,, a.,
going TO politicianif" 'V -
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

The wedding Grace Church on Wednesday.
November IA. of Miss Louisa Whitney Lee and
Clement Cleveland, jr.. is sure 10 be one OF the
notable events OF the season Miss Lee has chosen
for her attendants her cousin. Miss Grace Lee
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

Parker, assisted by the Rev. Mr. Sanford. off,
ciated Mr.. and Mrs. Lord on returning from
their wedding trip through the Great Lakes and
canada, Will reside at No. 226 st. James Place.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28
BROOKLYN SOCIAL CHAT
Weddings, Engagements and Am-
nouncementS of the Borough.

Miss Ange Atkinson. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs James Ford Atkinson, and Gordon Weir
Cotton, son of the late G. Wooworth Cotton,
were married in the Memorial Presbyterian
Church on Wednesday. The ceremony was per-
formed at 8 o'clock by the Rev. DR.. D. Calvin
McClelland. The bride. gowned in white chiffon
cloth and duchess lace, was attended by Mrs
Alfred E. Hinrichs as matron of honor and by
four bridesmaids. Miss Louise S. Atkinson Miss
Emma Caroline Peabody, Miss Christine f. Nc
Laren and Miss Helen Miles Rogers, Of Apple
ton, Wis. Mrs. Hinrichs wore a gown of blue
chiffon cloth, and carried yellow chrysanthe-
NUNS, while the other attendants We're frocked
In white marQuisette over pale pink and
ried pink chrysanthemums.
Edward F. Scherm&horn was the best man,
and William Fitch Atkinson, Frank d. Will
Jams, Benjamin G. Smith. Howard Chapman, Of
Brooklyn; Charles S. Yawger, of Manhattan,
and Loring d. Robbins, OF Pittsf1eld, Mass,
the ushers.
On Tuesday evening Miss Irna Swan was
married to Albert Raymond Bishop. at the home
Of the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. James S.
Swan, No 147 Sixth avenue The bride
gowned in white chiffon cloth. trimmed with
point applique and duchess lace. Her sister.
Miss Edith Swan. the maid OF honor, was
gowned in pink net over meSsaline, and another
sister, Miss Dorothy Swan, first bridesmaid,
was in pink net over pink. The two other
bridesmaids, Miss Ethel Swan and Miss Wynona
Mcbride, wore pale pink messaline The gowns
We're made in princess fashion, with empire
trains. The bride carried lilies-of- -the-valey
and her attendants mad bouquets OF pink chrys-
anthemums
Horace Conard the best man, and Arthur
Ewing, Frederick Reigner and Edward Almer, all
Of Philadelphia, and Sidney Snyder. of Brooklyn,
We're the ushers. The bridegroom is the son of
DR.. Daniel H. Bishop. of Philadelphia.
An out-of-town wedding Of direct interest to
society in the borough that of Miss Julie
Egert Westbrook and Richard Sanders Lord
last Saturday. The ceremony took place in st.
Johns Church. Ogdensburg n. Y. and a small
wedding breakfast followed at the homo of the
brides parents, Mr.. and Mrs Charles Seymour
Westbrook. Miss Westbrook's bridal gown was
Of princess lace and chiffon. She wore tulle
veil and carried lilies Of he-valley and orchids
Her sister, Miss Gertrude Westbrook as maid
or honor, was gowned in yellow chiffon. She
wore a lace picture hat trimmed with yellow
plumes and carried yellow orchids The six
bridesmaids-Miss Lois Westbrook Miss Mary
Chapman. Miss Emily Fitch, Miss Adelaide Nor
rison. Miss Hannah Egert and Miss Ethel Egert
wore Empire gowns of white broadcoth white
beaver hats trimmed with yellow plumes and
carried yellow chrysanthenums. The best man
was Kenneth Lord, and the ushers were Fred
erick Z. Warfed, Royal Z. r. Riggs Max &
Berk1ng. of Brooklyn; Edward Bodman of Chi
cago; ID. n. Skillings, of Boston, and Walter G.
Kellogg of Ogdensburg. The Rev. Albert r.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

coatinued On seventh page
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

maids MISS Mary c. Maxwell. Miss Grace KnowI-
ton Miss Kathleen Lynch Miss Elizabeth McDon-
ala. Of Hr"oklyr, and Miss Dorothea Davenport.
OF Sojtoi- Tho best viii he Clifford Mallory
and John Lewis Duah..l t.,rbart Talbot E,-,r,
RiLIea 1ab, = ,TIorIis; Howard Homans, Henry Law
I0prlt u, Mead IT, and Harold Hnkle will be the
GG55heIs. Nj Cleveland is the son of DR.. and Mrs
SsIIrInent CleVeland of No 50 West SSth street
hahhdttan a large reception will follow the cere-
Rony az me nome of the brides parents, Mr. and
MIS- Dohad > l. Lee No us Willow street
Manhattan wedding NJ interest 10 this bor-
oUSh VIII be that on We inesday. November q of
Miss Helen Talbot Olyphant daughter OF Mr. and
Mrs Mrs Tah9t olyRhant, ana Prentice Strong. son of
MI ana mrs. Theron c. Strong and a grandson
of the late John Prentice of the Heights g.
Thomas's VIII be the scene OF the ceremony.
The engagement OF Miss Adryenne Halsey Star
rett 10 Charles S Conant was announced ar
luncheon given Wednesday ~ the week before List
at her home. No Is ITyt7e Place.
To be added to the long list OF coming out recon-
tons will De that for Miss May Spadone, daush
Tar OF Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Spadons OF No as
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

- UlLeI 1n engagement recently announced is that
OF Miss Louise Tousey daughter of the late -
49, AouSey. OK the Heights and EasthaIaDton Ion1
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

The dates set for tho Bedford Heights cotilons
are Tuesdays December IS. January IS and Fe'r
ruary 10. They viii be given. usual. AZ nS
Pouch Gallery.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

The holiday assemblies will be given at the PouNi
Gallery Tuesday. November q. and Fridays IahD
airy and April ..
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

\ large bridge whist tournament. under u
direction OF Charles 5 Street. Will be given ~
charity at the Heights Casino. Wednesday. NoveI'
her 81
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

Miss Natalie Stanton. who is to be married
Thursday evening, November Is, to Sidney Robin
son Kennedy. at the home OF her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. George a. Stanton. No l2S Remsen street,
viii have as ner maid of honor and only attend
ant her sister, Miss Mabel Stanton. Leonard Ken
nedy Will be his brothers best man The uSherS
WIN be Reuben HtchcoSk. of Clevelandi f. T.
Noble, OF Pittsburg; William Scranton, OF Scran-
ton. Penn. ana Frank Hunter Simmons. of Brook
lyn.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

New York avenue. Saturday. December L tron
until .. m.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

AT the Tompkins Avenue Congrega q,
Church on Wednesday evening the marriage or
MISS Marion Bartlett Hawkins daughter or NJ,
ana Mrs. Bartlett Tanning Hawkins. Of No 31o
quincy street and William Allen Shoudv was
soIemnlzed. The ceremony was performed bv tba
REV. l. II. Polhemus at $50 o'clock and .
small reception followed The bride was
gp"ned IN white liberty satin and duchess lace.
ohe wore tulle Veil, fastened by orange bios
soHs' ana carried lilies -the-Valley Her ma ia
OF honor and only attendant Miss F>rancas
Heath, was frocked in white chiffon over green
'@1teIs ana carried white chrysanthemums
D. EoWln Shoudy was the best man. and the
ushers were Charles Owston 1r Hobart TTntobn
Harold n Olmstead and Clarence Webster
Miss Lillian Frances Gregg and Alfras 11,,
thompson were married on Wednesday eventng
IN ST. Clements Church by the Rev. Flovd An
pleton Miss Estelle E THOMPSON and ,,,a.
hdlth Gregg, frocked in pale pink silk r,,,,I
ana carrying white chrysanthemums, attended,
the bride whose gown was of white rad,u,,,
crepe, trimmed with Irish point lace She 11oa
long tulle veil and carried bride roses "0io
Inc best man was James Trevor and tbo ,a,
ers were lie Roy II. Gardner AIaxand nc uSi-
Ton: Arthur G Clark and Henry T Cornell a
reception followed at the home Of IT, - ~
PSTents. pfI I Mr. and Mrs Charles Henry Gregg No
o67 Euclid avenue. ees' NO.
The engagement has just beer announced % NJ
Antoinette sperry daughter OF Mr. and Mrs Ha-r
Sperry' OF Nashville, Tenn, to Charles ArthS
moore jr.' son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. MO-
formerly OF sth avenue. The Moores are no, -
tise Hotel Renaissance, Manhattan but snend -.
81 ihei5 time al their place Old OrcbaS5l
oito Yoi HHaven Greenwich Conn, when not abroaG'
Utiis MT Moore Is graduate of Yale ana ~
inhiasuc eIithhusiasuc hunter. He Is also a well knon az
en erogT l[oLter having been with Lieutenant PsarI
ms OK pedltion to the North Pole several Icy
II "5id s mas Just returned from trip TO Turfavs
II. O. 9aiq NAT ne met his hanCee shiDhoasi'
ne Is brother OF Mrs. Colby NJ. Chester jr u
another engagement recently announced is ,b..
u q MISS Louise Tousey. daughter OF the late Johr
4. IouseY. OF the Heights and Eastha1apton -
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

third engagement recently announced of in
terest the Heights that of Miss Katharine NJ.
SoTthWiCk. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Francis II
Southwick, of No. 81 Pierrepont street TO Ernst
Victor. of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Victor. of No.
b6 East 56th street.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

Island. to Thomas Beardsley. son of My. and Mrs
Samuel A. Beardsey.
New-York tribune., 1906-10-28

Mr. and Mrs William j. Coombs received inioi-
mally last sunday 1T their home No IS S0uN.
Portland avenue. il being the hftieth annlveFSA.y
OF their marriage The rooms were decorated WI
yellow chrysaa;hemums banked against asssr anta.sr
leaves Receiving with tGCn We're thelF caI
Mrs Sidney AEau FOX. Mrs Charles AaA,r.35
Coombs and Mrs. Jerome Wahlrath CoomoA A
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-27
DeATH OF MR. oickeVs
We. k'own ard Popular Young Man
OF High Springs Passes Away.

We. K'o"n ard Popular Young Man
OF High Springs Passes Away.
H.. Springs, Aug - The death
o' VIZ J. G Dlckry, Which occurred
Wednesday ulRhtAt :So o'clock. hiss
east n gloom over the entire town
liz strong personality sni genial
charm Ut manner won friend. aud adj
m,r"rs among all who were as.oclal ed
WIN him HE lo.s will be- keenly felt
hy the secret orders tn winch he be.
.one'd the \ ~ p the | - . F.,
the Red Men ana the Elks. he being =
very active member IN each tie was
Pat Chancellor and secretary Of the
h " I Lode" and representative oi
ttc Grand Lodge In the | q. -. y.
Lodge he Wa- Past Noble Grand, and
~ tie Rid Men, Past SAchrm. lie
hriungcd to the Elks' Lodge At Lake
ClS OF the labor organizations. the
brotherhood ~ Boilprmsker claimed
hl' mrmb-rship
Tie death WAS due to typhoid teveT
" 4 malignant type. Everything that
medical skill snd nursing could DO to
avert the calamity WM done. but
without avail and he fell victim "a
the trim Destroyer in the prime Of
young nauhOOd
he was n native NJ ThumAsvllle, ia
to which place HE body will be taken
today fir intrrment under the care OF
hIs tvo brothers who hal been sum.
muned TO HE bedside
The deepest sympathy u h,. A'so.
',atrs IN the railroad departments
the lrsteFuAl societies And tbe towns.
people ~ large - extended 90 hi,
young widow and members ~ he fam
lis.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-27
a Serious Runaway.

Considerable exeit msnt prevailed
upon the streets about II - O'Clock
Friday morning. when the horse ct
tsehed 20 the delivery Wagon Of II,
Vidal. the grocsrymae, decided % give
30 exhibition NJ sprittinE
The animal became frightened ri
something. evidently . huge piece Of
paper that was waited by thu gentle
summer breeze before him. % she
eornsS ~ West Main aud Masonic
streets Without waning he daTtsA
soddsnlJ up ths street. and The htsIs
negro by who uss Sr,vihE yelled via-
orou.ly FOR help In the mssnIlms
the speed u the animal sas ineSeas.
Jog. and 81 the corner Of wsst Asin
and union streets The vehisls sollided
with 90 iron poet. vhieh thFsu the boz
% the s~ai about Gftssn feet ints the
street. and pot tie sasnn oas Of b0si-
n-... The hop-. hos~ssr. dragged
shat vss lsis about halfway d0vn ths
bloch and ssoppsd
Asa rsssit Of ,Als gBnawsg NJ W.
Pei NEST ssp<sA sOssA1ssabls massJ
In replacing two whssIs. " saT sosA.
lng % ihs lneosseS tssss he VII ssps.
Fssees 10 being oet ne oss q ths
Waaoe
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-27
WALTER WHITE HAS
DIED FROM WOUNDS
Was Shot Several D}ye Agc ~
Unknown Party M. vt.
LOCK JAW CAUSED otA7A

Coroner's Jury Was Sum~.,,5 ara
Viewed Body When A,au-,o..,,
Was Taken Until Todav-A m,.,-,,.
Gus Case Which May be s.reo Uonr.
From Friday's Daily Sun
Walter White, the uesr. 49,. GA.
called to the door NJ his n.n, sf,,s
Halle place near Alschua few
nights ago and shot by H. urkn,w,
party, died at his home o. TN. CT, a,
an early hour Thursday morning 'r m
lock-taw, rs result Of tlool poison.
ing, which set in from the woqnl
The story Of the shooting y va Il,
has been told before However p, may
DO repeated that about n.idnish, of -
certain night two weeks ~ ~.
some person called White =, h., bone
and asked him 10 come Nv H.. dnur
He opened the door, and immediately
q charge OF buckshot wa. 4 rested At
him from a gun, White l4m,pi back
ia an attempt tn close the door. but
before he could accomplish hp. p.rpo.r
another shot WAS fired III. content. ~
the gun taking effect ~ hl, abdomen
and lower limbs.
White was brought - h,- HON, m
Gaioesville, where be has fingered an.
I'll death came to relry" hun ~ IN.
pains.
White was well known pu rh.. .rc-
tion, having been raised here liz WAS
regarded a. peaceablc and deserving
young man He had been employed ~
q farm hand on the Haiir rltntaliou
for sometime. and remarked after be.
ing shot that il he had 81 enemy he
was not aware Of i.
A coroner's jury wa SUNNI ourd,
composed Of W. l. prunam r.. = H..
voc, O, +. Hsys. l.. G EIu.. - + Ma ,
son and h, f. Dawk.us TIE jury T.
viewed the body An! Adjournment F..
was taken until TIL. morning At =.
O'Clock, wen the case Ul. oc runtIu- .
ued in Justice Colmau'. court
Justice Co!nan "a acting =. coroner
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-27

whsa Toss lsia,s ssAs ssd yoo eases
fro@ Fhsumstisu Bag Q bossls q
nallssst Sees Eisinsss sss SO 10.
seat rsllsf a posissss ears fss FAes.
suatisn. bsrns. ssis. se.sssstst nee.
slss. sofs sAsst. &c Hs L r Boxg .
vremtasst msrshass q Wales fslsf
Tsnss. esTs akas 30 fats eAllsef'.
secs Le,me4s - besf sll.fg14t
IEamsnl - efef nse3 Ae.4 ~ ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-27
GaNesion,. Sea Wall

Makes life now Ne cafe N that city ~
on the higher uplands r. W Good.
loe. WhO resides I'm Dutt1n ST, 10 Wa.
co. Ter needs no sea wall Tor safety
lie wriIe, II have used Df Kings
New Discovery for Consumption the
past FIVE years and II Keeps me we'll
and safe Before that time ! had q
cough which for years had been grow.
ing worse Nov zee gone " Cures
chronic coughs. Ia grippe, eroSP,
Shopping cough and prevents Pnsu.
MONA. Pleasant Co take. Evsiy bot
tie guaranteed st all drug stores, Pnce
bOe and tl o.. Trial bottle free.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-27
rurrLg from COLORADO.
SAYS Colorado IL . Fire State, Bot Ne
viii Be Content with Florida.

u II futile, we'll know resident
OF GAnSsv he. has returned t'uT
C'l ,ra'lr, 7rte he has hr"u for On,
p,s n r,"rou Ne. Mr. ilI. IL y
car, enter Ut exceptional sb,u,y, anu
for this reason IL capable ~ securing a
position anywhere NJ Auy time. He
held good position here until = few
months ago, when hr loaf his wife.
and since which time he has been die.
coulruIed, A. the scrucs the lAst
days proved too much ~ HIM. he
thought he tinAIly decided Ia 10
West, sud Colorado ans his objective
point lie spent = greater part ~ his
time a. lamar, Colorado, but visited
several oIher place.
Colorado 10 = good county" he
SAID Friday In speaking W q repre-.
sentative ot The Sun. but IN view Of
the fact that you see me back In
Gainesville you may infer that think
Florida 10 pretty cool, too, | am In
Florida again, and propose 90 remain
here ~ long a. the good Lord spAres
my life. for do not believe there 10 .
better state in the Union, or . better
country on the globe FOR the average
man White | have been the victim Of
the sAddet and most heart. rendi ing
circumstance here, that would have
happened any where, aud | am willing
to stick to Florida IN general and
Gainesville IN particular "
MIR. futile stated that the wage
scale In Colorado 10 greater than here,
but that the cost oi living 10 greater
which makes the wagrs comparatively
the same.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-27
Dan't Be Blue
The sanlt

And lose all interest when help 10
within reach, HeTbine will make that
liver perform it, duties properly J.
II. Vaughn, Elba, Ala, writes Bee
ing n constant sufferer from conslipA-
ton aud a disorderrd liver, | have
found HeTblne IN BE- the best med lciuc
for those troubles, en- the market |
have used II constantly believe II
to be- the beet medicine IT iA kind
and wish ell sufferers from these
troubles tn know the good Iierbine
has done me Sold 10y W NJ. John.
son
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-27

whsu yos vsslt Gsisssviils-yoe'rs
alWnFs wslsons-and us ses eos.
Vinas yea tkai oar eeoSs sao
uriesn are al that we elaiz-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-27
Lacss end EmbroidsrIss

No ssoss IN Csniral fIor,ds has |.
better assoFtmsnt Of Lsess and
Embroideries We ea1 save 200
nonsy on these goods
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-27
eoArd Public WORKS.

The Board ot Public work. met IN
the office ~ Col. n Dution FRIDAY
There WAS no husine.. ~ especial ina.
porance, the regular routine having
been disposed ~
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-27

tack the vital organs, cansing catafih ~
the bladder. ~ thc kidney, Themselves
break down anil waste ssay cell by cell.
BlAsldrT trunblcs almost AlsHss feshlt
from drfangemcn, ~ the khlncss and
= cure h olaained quickest by = pfoiTf
,frainieu, 81 the kiiueys ~ ysri afc feel
ing badly you ran niakr ~ fnissate ~
taking ~ kilmrfs swamp Root. the
great kidnry. i've and bla,lsir. remedy.
II cosrccts Inability Ia huli urine aud
scaiding Iasn In Is,ssing a. and over.
c0nirS that unplea STAT uscr~sily ~ tSrtng
compelled la 20 uilrn ihfoiRh the day,
aud ~ gv' az many iitnes dHfing tiis
night. The unld and the extraordinary
cfieci ~ S~amp h,ss l. spn fealitsd
~ ssAfsls tae highest f,s ns NunIsfiui
cures a thr mat distressing rssr.
Swamp k,ssi B. l@sas.aai 10 take abi 10
soil by az dfnggisis ~ GfSy cent and
our dollar stss battles N0a rlsy have q
SIMPLE lssils - this porsirfiui nrw dis-
C0yrrv aipi lssia thai tells ~ ais.at a.
isosh sent ifss by mat A,Llss,s. ~ Eil.
rief n Co. hing asnfipu y y Whrn
~ttiing nIsalion fcsassas lhis gsilefuns
ofisf iu ihia tafsf iblat uzks any
uiieiaks. i'ui Feiue'u'~ttise nsshs. SrsanIg,.
hf1&. ~. Eilu,eg SpsnIp. ke<f. Anst tie
ssbifs~s. hiBEhau'igi. y. y, 90 every
t.<tis
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-27
Ribbens, Ribbons

In this department 80 ha's ever:
thing imsginsbls. ell eoloy and
UsdIhs see ns before purchasing
eoods in this line
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-27
TIE WHITE INQUEST
-GersasS's--JJrr- Als Adjourned Case
Until Mex MONDAY MornDrg

From saturday Daily san
The cDtoupr's j1ry 30 Oh" ease Of
Walter White, Wbo died from the II.
fects Of guushot wound Inflicted on
the Halle p,artatlun ''V dave ago,
met ~ the office " Coroner Colman
Friday morning, bat owing tn the alb
senc. of important witnesses ~ the
case. continued the ease until Mon.
.dsy morning. when the vitnr,se, have
been summoned 90 be present
White. Who died Thursday night.
was buried Friday
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-27
Beautiful Lace Hats

A large and compFeh~nsiVs line 70
select from very At,rhet'Te sno
this seasons newesi shapes
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-27
The Cause OF Many
Sudden Deaths.

tive Aisuysu,hlcu
deaths ate caused
by " heart ,lis
ease puruiiunl,
heart failure uf
atp'plsSy are often
the result oi kri
nry disease n
kidney trouble 10
allospiioa,lVanCe
,lieki'lnry tsIlsOn
el bl,Ssl Wtll at.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-27
Tailor Mace Skirts

We have them IN all ere and oil
grades: all made az the beet ms
terials and "a tie latest stJl
We have come gtea, bargains 10
these garments
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-23
BO0KNAKERS ARRESTED
ON THE GRAND CIRCUIT
Notwithstanding Raid Secretary
Jcwett Says There VIII Be
Pool Selling Today.

READV1LLE, Mass. Aug 23.-The uu-
looked for victory Of Ed Custer in the
American Horse Breeders futurity
stakes for three year olds and the arrest
OF six men charged with bookmoklng
were the features Of the second days
grand circuit meet at the Readvlle
track today. Secretary Jewett OF the
New England Breeders association said
after the races today that there would
be pool selling on races at the tracks
tomorrow. notwithstanding tho raid to-
day Results
The Norfolk, 2;OS class, pacing. purse
S3000-Argot Boy won three straight
heats and the race In 2:0SR. 2:041a and
2:0o&. Hal c., Ardelle, Princess Hal.
Daphne Direct. JudcX, Captain Derby
Miss Adbell. Bonanza, Black Bird and
Ed c. also started.
The ZIP class trotting, purse sl200-El
Miagro won three straight heats and
the race in 2:10A, PIP, 2:1lh. Exalted.
Charlie r. Jennie Scott, Frank A.. Paul
Kruger, Horn and Ann Direct also
started,
American Horse Breeders futurIty,
three-year -olds. trotting, purse $1,000,
1.-TWO in three heats)-Ed Custer won the
second aud third heats and the race In
2:13h, 2:14&. Cochato won tho first
heat in 2:Ills. Mona. Quizctta. Gay
Bingen and Susctte Baron also started.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-08-23
Entries at Latonia.

Special TO The Tribune.
CINCINNATI. Aug. 22.-The entries for
tomorrow's races AT Latonia follow.
First rnce, furlongs sclling-Mau.
rocn 90. Globe Runner. Lady Ethel, EARLY
Hours. Myrrh, Vicente, Ruby Right Mae
Lynch, Ida Mcrimee. 95; Merry Belle 100,
Optional, Cygnct. Mladi Love, Royal Legend,
Sorrcl Top. l02; oddolle,ta lo7.
Second race, five and half turlongs, sell
ing-Ycllow Top, Tho Golden Bird Agra.
Handy Girl, Quintila. 90; All Ablaze 1O2.
Lady Vincent. Tctanus, kentucky Echo, 103 ;
Dulwcbor. Mcintyre, l06
Third race, six furlongs-Oak Grove, DR..
Burch. %. Tom Tom, Pinaud, 9s; RossegSa
100, Specdmaker 102, Adesso, Lady Henri.
eta, 104 Potter. Six Shooter, l09; Monte
Lucille 10. Chief Mllckcn 1O7.
Fourth race, six furlongs, scliug-Stelln
Eicbburg 93, Antara, Champ Clark, 100: Lit.
tic James 1O2. Self Reliant 1O3 Esterre
Lady Lavish 10j, Falkland. Tam o Shanter
John Doyle, Layson Norwood Ohio. Adare
l07 Black Art, Bluchcr, Whoa Bill, 10.
Fifth raco. Eve furlongs-Dusur8, Lcyin
81: Hereafter, judith Louise, 1O4; Warner
Griswold 10T,
Sixth race, mile and n sixteenth selling
Innammabe 1ol, Golden Mineral l0a. Katie
Powers loi, Tho Only Way 1o6 Fonsoluca
los, Kleinwood. Amborita 1o9, Whippoorwill
10,