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y.NsrsTTA cRosMAN.

,.r began her season o. S0I. -.
Mis crosn'S = eppearing in a play called AL
o. EeWooIt 49," written by Mr Ernest Denny
,'s'sloos, 80 m England. The story relates 70
ne s'sne ,,.,s The play is comedy II was @ uis'
ts p'es' -. T,pke OF Yorks Theatre. London No.
..,.. ....,ss !, inDsrsonates dashinF irish s'''
80 - cast as follows
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with TIE charming play Of The Bonnie Briar
Bush" The tour viii begin at Halifax. ~ s.. on
O--foher 90
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SPECTRAL MONK APPEARS TO MONARCH

SPECTRAL MONK APPEARS TO MONARCH.
King Edward It IS claimed vouches for the exist
OF at least OF the four ghosts which haunt
Rufford Abbey. where he has been staying through
out the last week. for the Doncaster races. the
guest OF Lord and Lady Savtle. Lady Savie for
merly lived in this country. her first husband. Hor-
Helyar. OF Cocker Court. Somersetshire. having
been for a time attached to the English Embassy
al Washington. Moreover the name savile is one
familiar 20 students OF American history For IL
was a Sir George Savile. one or the former owners
OF Rufrord Abbey. who took so prominent part In
the House OF Commons IN ohampiOning the rights
Cf the American colonies prior 20 the outbreak Of
the War OF Independence. which. II he had had his
way he would have aveTted by means OF wise con-
cessIons. He also champiOned the cause Of Catholic
emancipation. for which his town house was
wrecked by the Gordon rioters.
The particular ghost az Rufford Abbey which Is
said 20 have presented itself 10 King Edward takes.
according 10 him. the form Of a most impressive
looking old monk The three other ghosts are
likewise garbed as Cistercian monks. and in the
churchyard or Edwinston near by. may be seen the
grave OF a man Who according 10 the inscription on
his tombstone and 20 the entry In the parish regis
ter died OF fright after seeing the Rufford ghost
King Edward. however. Is apparently insensiole TO
any fear OF sDooks Fox be visits RunoEd ABBEY
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highest temperature yesterday 81 degrees. lowest 81
average 81. corresponding date last year. o.
average tor ccEes.on4ns data last twsnys ysars. oA
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

Official Record and FOrecast-Washinston. Sept 1s
The has been rising IN nearly all parts OF
country fortyeight hours; result both
depressions about disappeared and strong
OF high pressure both the Atlantic and
Pacific regiors inland almost
Join IN the Mississippi Valley.
In the middle Rocky Mountain region low temperatures
for the with IN mountain distTicts have
reported Very little fell Sunday except IN
upper lake region the middle Mississippi Valley tho
central Rocky Mountain rssonA Temperatures not
changed materially.
Fair weather Is indicated FOR Monday and Tuesday
ospt local probahls middle
Mississippi Valley and the lake region The tenn
peraturs will rise In Rocky Mountain and plateau
regior. the Missouri Valley and the upper Mississippi
Valley. Atlantic districts 1t will somewhat
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variable the awer lakes fresh southeast
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Grand Banks
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IssISss B9SBsR' Is:y. ssy saadra'z L Moore NaTs
Con- Isabella 8 sta5Iss AVA q
A4ssai' sara ; StuFses. William G.
B0wNfAN-At Ocean Grove n j. September is. 1904
rev Snadrdek I4yeocs Bowman. IN his 7sth yeas
~. 81 1870 a. from 81 Pauls Methodist Episcopal
tLufcn NSSS.aIk, y y intermenL at Mount fleasant
papers pleass
BUCSBEE-On September Is. 1906 at ST. Luzs's Hospl-
tai New Bedford Mass. Mrs Jessie Germond Buckbee
y. d. Funeral services chapel OF the stephen
Merritt Burial Company 9Th and 18th ST. on Tues
cay mornin< at 10 o'clock ntsrment at Brswstsrs
GOFT-At her residence No $50 West sath ST On sun
day, September Is. Isabella Squire. wtfs OF Roher-
Henry Gon Funeral privIss-
KIssAM-On Friday September IA 1900. SARA snydas
wife Of BENJAMIN A. kssam and daughter OF ths late
Colonel II - II. snyder Relatives and friends are
70 attend tho funeral services her ats rss
dence No. 1000 Ncrth Broad st.. Elzabsth. ~. J.,
Monday morning. at II o'clock Intsrmsnt AZ Wool
lawn at cOnveniencs OF family.
MOORE-At Stamford Conn. on September IA 1904
Maria Theresa Moore. In her sist ysar. FunsrA ssr-
vices win be bsld on Monday. ssDtsm5.r II. At 81
In waiting arrival OF the train leaving Grand
Central Depot az o'clock.
PERKINs-After a short nlnsss on sunday september
Martin Seymour youngest daughter of Elisa Martin
Seymour ana Walter Marvin Seymour and widow o
at Trinity Chapel 25th St BroadEay. on wsdnss-
day. the 10Th inst. at D.
sTAPIF3s-At KINGSTON city. y 7. sspesmssr IA 1909
from his residence No 2s7 Broadway TIssday.
September IS at 2:8O ococ Relatives and fsnds are
omit howera
sTURGES-On Saturday. September Is 1900 william C.
sturges IN the s3d year aga Funsral ssrvicss
WIN be held At his late residences. 30 81 West soh 81
p m. Iutermsnt at the eonvsnsnsO Of the family.
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fair to-day Tuesday IN northwest portion
to-day: warmer Tuesday fresh northeast winds
For Eastern New York and Eastern Pennsylvania fair
and warmer to-day and Tuesday fresh shifting
south. winds.
For New Jersey and Delaware. fair TODAY and Tues
warmer Tuesday; fresh wlnds
the District OF Columbia ana Maryland ralr to-fay
and Tuesday; fresh northeast shifting southeast
winds
Western Pennsyivania and Western New York. fair
% day and Tuesday; fresh southeast south winds
Local OfaCal ReeOrd.-Ths following onioial record
the Weather Bureau shows changes IN the
perature the tWonty-our comparison with
-. .Ilrl- a-r. q N.-r--
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01
Namn HaRna

This IL ,nmp horn said the an
tquary The prlce Is $40"
The horn, very old aud weather beat
en-, was over ~ feet long hong aud
straight, Ike 4 coaching horn.
What was II used fory" the reporter
asked
1T was usrd 10 call ,he people In
Church on sunday mornings" said the
Rntiauary In 'hc cldcn times church
bells weren't - cummon A. they arr 90
day They were 81 expensive that only
Tie richest churches could AFFORD them.
The poorcr churchcs used vamp horns
Instead
Every sunday morning the sexton
Of The average Ioor church "a Years
aEc s;cSsi 90 the church poryh with =
sly foot Namr hotu az lis lips summon.
inE the pc"pIc TO worship with hoarse
blhrva
There Arv iboat two dos~n vamn
horns noot'ng sicut the cOuntry TheR
scclesisstyal connection makes th.n
Valuabiv n abtiqnaFis-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01

One often hears comments passed IN.
on the administration " the law 10y
local magistrates, hut while il may
sometimes leave n little to be desired
II IL not so glnrlngly crude as II often
was In earlier times.
II II OH record that the Montrose
bailie after hearing the evidence in
n breach OF the peace case. fined both
the accused aud all the witnesses half
a Groom"
The witnesses naturally resented this
decision, but the bnilie, with his mind
made w refused 10 bulge from the DO
sition he had taken up and defended IL
with the remark
III disnA matter; he had nae business
there. Half u Groom Npaice"
The same la lie was trying another
case In which difficulty arose REGARD.
Ing the nonnppearance ~ witness
The court was Informed that The wit.
ness was defuuct The magistrate.
who was self made aud highly sue.
cessful business man and who had
gained elevation To the bench solely ON
account NJ his command ~ "silier."
had never heard that particular form
applied 10 death and. thinking IL was n
legal phrase. called out In command
Ing tones. Rring forward the de
fungi" which brought down the house.
Dundee Advertiser
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01
HIGH SPRINGS HAPPENINGS.
A Pleasant Party OF High Springs PEG.
pie al Worthington-Other Notes.


Pile at Worthington-Other Notes.
High Springs. July GA party
Of High Springs people are ,peRd.
ing few weeks ~ WOFthington
Springs, and enjoying themselves inn
mensely. The party consists Of MIR.
and Mrs. NJ 2 Summers. Mrs. Math.
er, Mira Ware and Mise stewart.
The young ladies Of the party ace
Misses Murel Futch, Emma Lou Dun.
agen, Hattie Hodges, Lille Morrison
Onie Rimes and Annie Lou Hodges.
NJ" Katie Mather OF Micanopy and
Mrs. BAXTER Morrison Of Nswberry are
OF the party The gentlemen are
Messrs George and John Reynolds,
Lake and Bernard Hodges, Tom Day
and Hugh Futch
Mn DouRhertg, Mr Casey and
Mrs Thompson left last week for
Ohio and other places North.
Mrs. Joe Hogan ia visiting High
Syringe this week.
A game Of ball between Williston
and Hieh Springs WAS played this
week with the result OF i've tn three
IN favor % Willis,on at the tlhh In.
Ming, but 90 they refused 10 leave the
Held, the umpire called the game In
favor OF High Syringe, nine 10 moth
log.
News OF the Killing OF Tom Nixon IN
= street row in lbor City has iust
been received.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01
Don't Be Blue

And lose sill interest when help il
within reach. Herbine will make that
liver perform i,s duties properly. ]
B Vaughn, Elbs, Ala, writes; BE.
ing a constant sufferer from constips-
ton and a disordered liver, have
found Herbine TO b. the best med icine
for those troubles. on the market |
have used IL constantly. believe il
to b. the beet medicine Of its kind
and | wish all sufferers from these
troubles 10 know the good Herblne
has done me" Sold by W NJ. John
son.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01
ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING
NEAR FOREST GROVE
Neil Wilson, White, Received
Bullet in His Right Side.
WAS SHOT BY A COMPANION

Wilson and John Price We're Walking
Along Road Together When Prices
Pistol, Which He Held in His Hand,
Was olseharg ed--A Painful Injury.
Information has just reached this
city Of most serious accident which
occurred at Forest Grove, a email set.
Element near High Springs, a day or
two recently, in which Neil Wilson, a
hiteen.yeaT-old boy, sOn OF Mr. and
Mr. Frank Wilson. WAS seriously
wounded by John Price, companion
about the came age.
From the best Information. that
could be obtained II appears that the
two boys were walking along the road
near the home Of Wilson, The Price
boy held in his hand a 80 calibeT ri.-
tol, and was swinging his arm, when
the weapon suddenly exploded The
ball entered young Wilson's right side,
lodging in the liver, and from which
the victim bled pFofusely With the
assistance Of his companion, however,
he managed TO reach his home, when
physicians were summoned They
we're unsuccessful In securing the bail,
bot state that the wound 10 not nee.
e'saFily fatal II proper attention 10
given 20 the patient
Wilson was resting easily ut last ac-
counts.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01
WIZ Fret and Worry

When your child has = severe colds
You need not fear pnsumonia or other
pulmonary disease Keep supplied
with BallArds horehound Syrup-a
positive cure Tor colds, coughs, whoop.
INK cough and bronchitis. Mu Hall.
ot Sioux Falls, : u writes; Il have
used your wonderful Ballard's Hore.
hunnd syrup on my children for dive
years l,s results have been wouder.
tul' Sold by W, NJ johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01

member OF the firm OF MunToe &
ChambliU, bankers. He 10 also heAvi-
ly interested ia stock, owning large in.
terestS in the Marion Stock Farms, Of
which Mr., Russell IL manager. These
gentlemen propose to take q drive to
various places in the vicinity OF
Gainesville today, and many include
in their itinerary visit to Manager
CAllison the Spring Park stock farm.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01
HIGH HONOR TO CON-
GRESHAM CLARK
Appointed on Committee Of ReCep-
ton to w. J. Bryan.
2. CLARK WILL ACCEPT

Has Written Chairman Of the Plan and
Scope Committee That He Appre-
ciated the Appointment and Would
be in New York in Due Time.
Hon. Frank Clark Of this city, Con-
gressman from the Second Congress.
sional District, has been honored with
an appointment az member Of the com.
mlttee Of reception, which will be
held in New York ia honor Of Hon.
VIM. J. Bryan upon his return from
Europe.
The following il copy u the letter.
signed by Lewis Nixon, chairman Of
the plan and scope committee Of
the Commercial Travellers Antitrust
League, New York, under date Of July
2O.t:
Hon Frank Clark, Gainesville Fla.
Dear Sir-I have che honor 20 in.
form you that alta meeting OF the plan
and scope committee TO arrange Tor
reception to the Hon. William Jen.
ninRS Bryan, you were appointed a
member OF the committee OF recep.
ton, Of which Governor Folk Of Mis-.
souri, is the chairman "
This il quite national compliment
% Col CLARK, who expects 10 accept
the invitation, and will leave Gaines.
vile in ample time 20 BE- present upon
this occasion in New York
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01
Excellent Dining Car Service ON AM
Through Trains

fIrr" Daily Pullman Rooms
Vetbue
' 'eN>nr o
~ Ice Ws,Ba
N"HN""lCh'P TN WI TAYLOR y. A.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01

- Petersburg july 81 Premier
s,o.. pa hss uo, abandoned aop. %
ucn,rs guhlc men outside u hu
nsu,-o'N ,rhrrvs 20 sn,cf a rs-or
g'Nissi esbiEs. aud carry cat his poi
!ey - 'N,rCEEhAhied reform
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01
Grand vln,r p,mi,asd

f'hCran. Persia. July u. The
sfsud Nls.rr who's, u',ra rractiouism
ma, him ,,r nurupg,ar. aAs been
i'su,i-scI ll' opposed tue grant.
lrg Z l,infms sh,ch resulted In bod
Ne, demand, ~ b, d.uausl
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

II. NJ Chitty spent yesterday IL
MicAnopy on business
W. Trueheart Bedford has returned
from brief visit 20 Jacksonville.
W.B, Phiisr has r. turned from Grove
Park and Rochelle, where he has been
looking after his naval stores IN interests.
@. Ira Baird, Percy Gstzen and Miss
Julia Bunch have gone TO Fort White
on q visit to the family OF Captain T.
w. GetZen.
Mrs NJ. J, Weaver, who has been
here for the past two weeks on a visit
10 her sons, s. o. and g. G. Weaver.
left yesterday for Little River, on the
East Coast, where she will be the
guest OF her daughter. Mrs. Clarence
Lewis. She was accompanied ~ far
90 Palatka by q. O. Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. X Carter ~ St.
Petersburg, who have been here for
the past two or three days on = visit to
relatives, returned 10 their home Mon.
day, Captain Garter 10 one OF the
popular and well known cond uctors on
the Atlantic Coast Line running bs.
tween 81, Petersburg and Jacksonville.
Mr. and MS, Joseph Patton. Who
have been in this city for several
weeks, left yesterday for their home IN
81. Petersburg, Mr., Patton has been
acting in the capacity OF assistant
division trAinmAster OF the Atlantic
Coast Line, with headquarters in this
city lie 10 nov on HE annual vAca-
ton, and with his wife will probably
visit New York
b. i Henderson, the peach grower
aud nurseFymAu Of Arno. has returned |
TO his home, after q brisf business trip
TO this city, Mr. Henderson has Just
concluded treatment Of the peach
trees ot she Gainesville Peach Orchard
Company At Palmer for what 10 known
a. the San Jose scale. aud believes be
has the disease ot tho tree remed led.
lie 10 one ~ the best posted men In
the state On peach culture
The sun oi,ic" 10 not behind in i'm.
provemrnis Carpenters have been At
work the pa'l two DAYS replacing tho
hoorng ~ the platform between the
block facing on Union stTeet and tla
building occur,rd ny The son. With
the result thNtAt fellow can now walk
along o. me dark without trsT ~ su,.
tanning urotru unh Prosperity.
damage u thus saved to .hc proprietor
and sAi, 'mh, assured o. the oeeo.
PANTS
wan a dr',fs I, De- On ~ the
time" Nhn pouSr proprietor ~
The 'e"''a' CITY 'ou''rAl pArlor.
lac Installed OIL riecrtcal ma,.ne,
aud 'hAmroo,ng urpsrAgu, which will
Anord rttrA comfort AID sonvep,ense
- NE pA'rou' Th,'ihs only barber
shor 90 flor'da, With 90. exception ~
'acI',a''.,e. Pensacola aud Tampa
sn'fdiag ttrr iuIufs,, aud Mr. nor.
mau' ruersy vii te appreciated ~
lie cu,tomru
Among tht Itou acct visitor, 10 TN.
city are . { ChAmtlss and n Rp..
sell OF ueaA MI CAAmblis, "A Al
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-01
SIS. Purely YEGE7ABIE:

S. S. is purely vegetable preparation containing
FORM has been OF the
during its forty OF existence
of all blood purifiers but the
that can be by the youngest child the
family importance to removing the
which the system left after OF
Medicines containing potash other strong
ingredients often by eating out the delicate lining
the producing chronic dyspepsia unavoraby afeczs
damaging the that the original
disease has been removed il is left in
such derangd and weakened condition that $1,000 REWARD
the health S permanently impaired S. S, S. '. -
the distinction Of being the only blood II NOT PURELY
mineral pr po t%T in some f f@ Being made VEGETABLE
entirely roots herbs and barks it is absolutely
system and while curing disease adds engt
part body all posons hens
pues gives better lasting results than
s. the treatment foT Rheumatism
Catah Soa Sores and Ulcers Skin Diseases Contagious Blood Poison
all troubles poisoned blood supply Besides being
King purifiers the best and most nvgoratng Of ali
tones. SWIFT SPECIFIC Coz ATLANTA
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29

oosness on the psrt Of friends of oil
parties concerned. bot I have no wosd
of eensure for anyone, friend or foe.
appreciate the suppors Of ell in the
past, and give my wosd OF honor that
IL I am returned TO the Senate no cit.
izen Of Alschus county will ever have
csuss to regret my presence 40 the
represents of the best citizenship
OF the State OF Florida.
As TO my sincerity in desiring har.
mony, I leave is 10 those to Judge by
my action Lass Monday night, At the
citIzeas' meeting, when I accepted
every proposition made to me. incl0d.
ing che one 20 leave is to o rising vote
% cay whether Col. Dell or l should
remain in the race. though my friends.
90 veil 40 myself. were aware that I
wee as great disadvsnsaee, nos being
aware that soch Q proposition would
bs made or tkas the meeting would
take up the question: Of Senatorial can.
didates. Very truly,
II. H McCKKARY.
Gainesville daily sun., 1906-03-29
WILL az A STATE ISSUE.

The Jacksonville Metropolis says that
IL must be apparent to oil observers
that there 10 TO be q heated and deter.
mined contest in the next Legislature
as TO the Buckman educational Law,
Those opposed to irs provisions and
those favoring il are nov nc work, and
the clash will come at the NEXT session
in Tallahassee. The work accomplish.
ed under that Law will doubtless all be
ors., and ncllified il one faction rsn
elect ice candidates. 10 will be equally
.0 with The other faction to retain the
Law and encourage the progress OF
carrying into effect its provisions.
IL 10 TO be- regretted that there is
such strife apparent over the new law
and that all contention cannot be
,anicably adjusted without making q
state issue OF H. The court. 90 far
have sustained the validity OF the law
thus giving the advocates Of il mate
rial advantage Instead Of appeasinR 9
the opposition thereto, 10 seems the de-
cisions have spurred that faction 20