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Clearance Sale
Of
Shoes!

Owing TO the mild winter we have large guam.
ty OF winter shoes Of all kinds which we must dispose
OF at once in order to make room for Spring Goods
This we shall do at great reduction OF prices
Never has there been such opportunity to secuie
new and up-todate goods at such ridiculously low
prices. This is first year in the shoe business con-
sequently have no old goods to dispose of. Every.
thng was bought new and fresh fol this season. from
The leading manufacturers in the country and represent
nothing but the latest styles of the best makes.
Everyone should take advantage of this sale as
never again will such values be offered for he money
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A. K. RICHIE & co.


ST. JOHNS N. f., Feb. 1.-THE
schooner Telephone. forty-seven days
out from Figuelra. bound for st. Johns
ran ashore at daylight Monday at Cape
st. Mary's, near Cape Race, during a
dense fog. The vessel is total wreck.
The crew after sixteen hours in the rig
ging constructed raft and contrived
to reach shore after suffering intensely
from cold and hunger.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-02
GRISWOLD
Sport Music Art Stationery
Books
Property at Auction.

VIII he sold at public Auction on the premi
ses Saturday, February ". 1906, at O'Clock
D. m the North part of the Alfretta Smith
property on Branch street. This proper y
consists of about one hat acre of lard with
house and barn thereon Further particulars
on application.
]. b. MORSE, Guardian,
JOHN ROBINSON, Auetonesr,
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Veteran Captain Retired.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2. - Captain
Benjamin F. Montgomery Of the signal
corps of the army and for many years
in charge Of the telegraph service at
the White House has been found phys
lcally inoapacitated for active service
on account of disability incurred in
service and has been placed on the re.
tired list.
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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1906-02-02

Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, cause chronic constipation.
Doan's Regulets operate easily, tone
the stomach, cure constipation, 25c.
Ask your druggist Ter them.
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$1,000 Reward
If these Letters are Genuine

~ wv
Mr.. 4. Is. Griswold & son from MollIe Darling
Petersburg N. Y.
1 Just received valentin with yur name on
the box and Will don't know u only by heersa
shud love 10 and thank yu evrso muteh for !.
IL is the butifulist thing eyr sIw and so de-
tn. minister. Again ihaking yu good bi Mollie
Darling
p.s. Nation Just sed he sent II to me but
got this writ and thank yu al the same for sci
Ing II to him. He is my Bow did you sci him
morn one? NJ. ID.
4. d. GRIswoLD & SON,
Bennington, VI.
Gentlemen:--Having been Informed by so
many o! my friends that yo" have annually for
sale the most dainty and greatest variety OF
Valentines am convinced II must be true
| therefore enclose three dollars. for which
kindly send me two dozen assorted Valen-
tines for the children, and the balance send
In Novelties, which we can send around to
our older friends for fun. to let them know
we are Just as young as we used 10 be
We can get everything imaginable here in
town, but as each firm carries It's own partic-
ular line 1t takes so much shopping to pick up
Just what we want.
| expect you select the choicest Of all the
different lines, which accounts for your assort-
ment being so much icer to select from.
Very truly.
(NIrs.) KATE VAN WARBLER,
9l64 Fifth Ave.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09

~. Worth Tea. Sep. s.-GsnsraI
MANUEL Sanchss Rivera. commAndsr.
ihFhief Of the Mexican cavalry forces
10 In the city anI while here may pur.
ehASs army horses General Rivera
says there u absolutsiy no foundation
Tor ths Tsports of q prVbAfls reyolu.
lion 10 AssIco sept. 10. aud Hectares
that the feeling 81 hstlcans for Amer.
'eahs Nas never more amieabls lie
points 70 tho fset thar his soa.lh.laS
" sn American. AID chief enEinseT IT
the hsrIean National rnllroad
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09
An.mp,.d 70 kln knshnax.Lx y.

~ Petersburg Sept. lit became
sno~n Friday that an attempt on
the NE ~ N khchnovsky. vlcs min.
iSsr ~ The interior. wAs made a few
aafa sEo A revOIntiouist. stirred
a. an army of,csr appeared AZ tAs
ehAhcslinsY ~ tho minister and asked
Tor an au'ii"nes ~ the vics minis
isr' ba, While The rsvOlniloniss was
sailing Tor sH sBsser a portsr noticed
ihsi hla UNIFORM vas lBcosFeet lss-
fore 'hs msn ooaId be arrss,sd he bs.
cane aeaFs that he ga, the ablse4
n sa'DIrioa and succeeded IN sseap.
lng frOra tisr building.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09
SLAIN WHILE EATING SUPPER.
The Load Of Buekshot Took erect IN
the Head Of Farmer.

Mpultrie. Ga. Sept, .S,--John A,
Johnson, a prominent farmer Ot the
tower part ot this county and who was
former county commissioner. was
RsSRs sinatsd while sitting at his sup
per table surrounded by his family lie
was shot and instantly Killed with n
toad OF buckshot that took eject In
nis head and brain.
The assassin took deliberate aim
aud shot through a hole " the clay
chimney OF the side room used as n
dining room The shooting occurred
during an electrical storm and the
family thought Mt hrst that lightning
had killed the father.
Sheriff Campbell was called from
Moultrie. but he has been unable In
fasten the responsibility Ut the killing
on any one known Ia the community,
Johnson was n very peaceful citizen.
and was not known to have any enc.
Iics.
a track appearing To be- that of u
white man, WAS followed from the cor.
ner Of the chimney In the direction
OF an old mill near by,
Coroner Barber held an inquest. hut
there were NO important witnesses
TAN 'crdict of the jury stated that
the killing was by unknown parties
sheriff Campbell Ii still In the com.
niuniiy investigating the mystery
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09
NO AKTI-AMEEICAN
FEELING IN MEXICO
Reports are Declared to ia
False.
AMBASSADOR MAKES A REPORT
He Says II There Should BE Any To-
cal Disturbances Tney viii Be Right
+, ly Handled by the Mexican Govern.
ment-uprisins Not Antiei pated.

Washington. Sept. Declaring TO
De false tne reports of u bitter anti.
American feeling In Mexico and all
organized reVoiuuUu against President
Dlal. Dayl0 h Thompson. American
ambassador. mas made "A detailed re.
port to tAe state department by mail
whicl could not DC convey ed In his
FORMER dispatca.
He has renewed his request that IN
compliance with the wishes OF the
Mexican president. this government
should take Steps To suppress the Mex
acan revolutionary Junta at 81. Louis,
which publishes In Spanish paper
called Re-en'raciun he con ends
that art.c.r, that have appeared IN
certain newspapers Of the United
States discussing alleged dissausfac.
ton vita the administration VI Presi.
d,Et Dia4 and asserting that an insur.
rect!pa ui po-s,Jiy idrrca,aiug con.
sequence a,y incuja,ing. are wholly
without foundation. and of iuestimabi,
h@sn % AyNiCU He CHaraCt,rilCs
tHe troubles tlat already haze occur.
re- as nothing mu,, than small labor
riots Ia, lac, ,ha, such publica
zion, give enoImous il,as 10 many f.
grel..} drpl1r,I by the ambassador
IL adj.
1T there should be- any local al
turDancos they will be- handled r'giily
by tIc Mexican government Such
thirs. as a general uprising Is not 10
be -criOusiy considered"
Numerous kilograms have been o..
changed between the ate dcpar mcnt
and AWJassadC' Thompson ia relation
% tsc Publisher, of Rogenoraclon. In
which the ambassador hRs suggested
that u these men could be- dealt With
a. anarchists President D,az would feel
deep gratitude The suggestion
made by NJ Thompson followed In.
Ieryirvs be- had with President Diaz
IN V.icA the latter expressed the ear.
net hope that the United Statca gov.
eramrnt could take steps To prevent
Nhe tur her circulation of the paper
The state department Immediately
referred the dlspalc hes ~ Mr Thomp
son - the department, Of justice. Nth
. view 90 asccriainlne wha measures
Nigh; be taken against the newspaper
Regcaerarion of 81 publishers In
thai department an Investigation l.
noa proceeding but No Information
eduli De- had a. To What form 1, IL
taking
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09
Negro Broke Into chaInoano.

Nashville, sept \ -,Roberi jenkins
a negro. climbed over he high wall
surrounding the state prison. secured
a striped suit ~ clothes and fell In
line Tor breakfast After eating hs
fell In line again and went Ia work
In the foundry before he wa discuy
cred jenkins was sent up for grand
larceny. and after s'.vinR his term
vas discharged on August 10 Ito ex
planned his action A. follows. II
Vfis better grub 20 eat In here. said
Ron. Where been boardln' dey
puts Dc butter clean ercross on DO
other side If de table and Ie Ian
LADY didnl gimme but two BIZ
cults Out here Al do pen Captain
Sol d0ah hol back nuihin' ter eat"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09
Cable Breaks. kllllnn aln.

Merida, Nucatan. Sept. S--The part,
lns OF a cable on the British steamer
Halls. In the port ~ Progrcsso. cnuz
cd the Instant death To six men Tho
men were In small boat alOngsI f.
the steamer, when was being unload
cd, when several tons 81 boxed ma
ohinery broke from the hoIutu and
crashed do~n squaroly on top ~ The
small boat and two weFo rescued
unhnrt II 10 understood that the
boat VII be detained In port until an
ofheial inveS'lGauon can be made ~
the accident which has excited much
comment. All tho dead are Mexlcans
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09
BEARD s@Asnss IN DOORS.
Former Asylum inmate CAUSES Terror
AZ Glrard, Ala.

Columbus, ia Sept. S.-"Goub'
Bearu. a former resident Of Girar.,
Ala. who mas been an inmate of tle
Alabama insane asylum twice. ana
VINO may 10 there again. Is In tGt
lookup In hat city after having ere
ated great excitement ami terror!zed
q family on the outskirts Of the town
Going to the residence Ot Joan
Clegg. Beard battered down inc
front door with an AK. wen, In and
frightened the children. the parents
being on at the bedside OF dying re,'
auve. II Is said he slapped the chl:.
dren. hut did not undertake To harm
them In any other way.
Il Is said that Beard has done SONS
queer things during the past few days
eyidencing that he is again sufIerius
from metal arrangement one OF the
deeds laid at his aOOr was driving On
several miles in n negro's buggy, ami
another was driving mule and COW
belonging To nelghbor several miles
cut In the country Standing ON ne
ChattahOOchee bridge, swinging ~,
cats 10y the tail was his fav1ri,e rec
reatton several days ago.
Beard once escaped from the n q.
5ama insane asylum, and his reall.
remarkable adventures he described
IN details In letter % friends at
nome When he returned from the
asylum the last time he declared tina,
ne haI been discharged by the phys
Cians
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09
aIpp.s Wound vim Elna.s,

Louisville. Bsvt s--IiArry u. Pyns.
ssAe /" ths nrm of Harry %. Pyns a
70. nAsehiasFJ manufactures, commit.
Ted suicide 81 his home. lie uy.,
'saae ~ effort 10 end his Ilfs by
ssoesias rAis faiiisE be drew a
a"il nstos across his thFsat and then
sess 'hs ~osna apart vifh MIA snssrs
He .ffs sad s,hsrs wttnmsea ,As
rsSsdT ~ health. due 10 kfJnsy
i'0ss's snd iasomsis, h bsllss-s 10
hA's ess.ed ihe dssd. ifls father
hsea ., ii0t spgtnss, Ars
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09
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b. maas Ssh to rSlIHnsd rF.a .saiss
g. eatry 'ae sailors - fss or.f a.
hais fHft o. ry1sct4 ass l a.e- b.
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09

Nashrtlis sept "A Htrmius.
sa@. Ais- aiseairh 20 Inc naaasr says
'hss ne Rspgbileah sisfs ss~eaf,vs
oosnnsii'ss uiii can az ne prlmassss
s"~'Ssd % sDv TIE latter psrt AZ this
~outh saf fan state tsehss vsiI 10
Ramse ~ ths spm@iifss Il 10 sn.
sssssoed snsf caayiss a-otl. a Msus.
son@ry. wal ~ saasAssts1 fss sBvs..
ses. go shsa A % wtmhs. . ssryo
slh sitAarss - = oasssAsts hs nsu.
isnaat ssvsrnav
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09
cl,rs, win G.UOo. Irr.ovl.ri,I,,.

Ma IOrA. Sept ~ -p,v4al from
Aylniic CITY. y J says that the
american Institute Of Rank CLERKS
Mitl a membrrsh.p ~ 'oo. decided
q, To- annual Convention here that I,
vas Tho duiy Of clerks IN Hnancial IN
s,ituti0ns 10 sxpo~. irregularities on
the part ~ iheif superiors Tho cor
vrnt'Oo bnrs' Into iroaiap' Applsuss
when Dean iosspA johnson. ~ the
Nep York Jnlseri' school - Com
nrrc~ referring 20 'hs Eea' E.tAis
Trfu COMPANY scanaal saif -Even
"a people "a ps''ht~lnaia ''iaf have
. great dsa, ~ s,nadsrc- .1 51oks'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09
YOUNG woMAN's TRAGIC DEATH.
Shot Through Head by 0 Pistols Aeei.
dental plaehArae.

Greenyile, 3. c.. Sept. Miss Lu.
ellie IinddOn. a beautiful Young W.
man about ~ years of axe. daughter
81 Mrs Sarah E MADDEN who keeps
a boarding hUsIse. met death In most
shocking and tragic manner She waS
shot through the heart BY the accidcn
tal discharge of a pistol which evi.
IDENTITY fell Ia the floor while she was
removing several articles ~ clothing
from trunk
Miss Haddon had only few min
ules before returned from shopping,
aud while out che bought bottle of
gasoline Ia cleah a skirt She went
To her room am few moments Ia
ter the report ~ a pistol was heard
When members Of the family reached
the room the young woman vas lying
on the floor gaspinE for breath. She
never spoke M one else vas In the
room when the accident occurred.
The bottle ~ gasoline waa on the
moor near the body aud smoking
revolver of IL caliber waa near the
trunk which wRs open and from
which the unfortunate girI had r..
moved several garments.
Miss lncilr was ~ snnny disposl.
ton. and she was In her usual hap
~ hum0r The pistol was a eff IN
her two years aRo and she always
Kept II in her trunk.
There Il not the least ground 20
support q suicide theory.
The Haddons are S"ll known and
hiEhly respectable people. and live In
. very desirable 'ection or the city
Ms. hAddon. mother Of Miss Ia.
eiDes has been . vidO~ for q number
~ years. she supported heraclf by
keeping boardera.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09
Boas,s Of klllIno "a p.r,or..

NJ Pet, rHburr. \ ~ -Amoug the
students arriving here are many lrre.
cuIcllablcH. an extreme example ~
whom II an iSyearold youth from
WarsaW, Who boasts that this sum.
mcr be- killed 10 policemen or soldiera
with his Own hand Al a meeting TO.
niEhi Of social democratic aud social
rryolullonia,s university students. n
was decided nat Ia oppose the ~.
opening ~ the universities scheduled
Tor Oct ~, thereby Furnishing n
strong possibility that q pAralyais ~
i1e gdncauonai life Of the country,
Shlch has lasted for two .rhool years.
nav sooB b. Vnded Among tho atu.
ioni masses there has grown up a
feeling ~ resentment against tho tse,
'lrs shioh are dsprivins them ~ sdu.
ratIOn.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09

WarHav. Sept. = The trial Of the
AEitators and the soldiers 81 the War.
say sarrison ehraEed uiih SPREADING
the pfopssaaaa ~ the military league.
'neinding two ooAcerr. resulted In the
ssn'ebcing % ,uo ~ The aeeRssa %
lmprtsonDeat foF life The sesesys
zero nnnd guilty ohly of coxnltancs
- the pTopaEanda One ~ them Gas
ssii~d 10 Siberia and the oths~ was
eoaS"mbsd 10 three y~ars' impVi.on.
Hsa, IN fortress Mosi q ne .u,F.
h shoes IN tails es'Y hASs h~-n ein.~d
esesass Of 'hs robsssiss % saeh a.
taDlishmsEts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09
The Manshvtia Re.,. gay,

Honolulu. Sept s--Thr Pacinr liner
Manrhu7A rests easily on the rviies
"a which she struck AID u has been
aAeertsiuod thai she l. atucturally
but intls damaged Captain Mstean
h making very eHtsaaiVc preparations
70 save the A4beharta There IL "a
iesi q sal~f IN the hold - the tram
pow Sheridan CapiAih Humphrs,
iae naval COMMANDER a. hts port
eHgfessss his abeolaie eoandsnce ma
'as bat sili BE- sAVsd Captain pa
sof5 % ias Otasf hAaa SAYS that the
'-ss-i Z. pfarii-sil, a hoy-rle.. ssset
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09

hsnissii's Ma. Hspt s.-wuns
Nafses. gFsn.iaehi yosaE fsrasss -
i-ncn.a ooanty. Tsasssse~. wAs kllLs
D. ,6l - Hxstsisx a. Als aau,s
''a'a a Fsieltssils Oas yDa.g soa
90. ssaasa asd ~ badly lalafr.s
'nai 70 h - s1Ss<tsI = Ft.osss
sis ~ WARES ~ --vefply aur
49, issfits 60 .insn5crsfos =
p+ q hrafHlas .ss afs % snI 80
s.-I rt af an 80 N4Trens pisr.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09
Assembled to Make Good.

thicago. Sept. -S-A dispatch from
OcOn'0 WIS.,. Gays that after drifting
helplessly ~ miles. 1000 feet above
The earth IN an airship he could not
control. William Matterey. OF Chica.
go. aernnaut. made an ascension from
here and disappeared from view
when last seen Ma>tcreys unmauage-
able aerial Graf was lowering uncer.
talnly over Green bay still bouyant
mi drifting cut over Lake Michigan.
Mdiierey made the ascension against
his Judgment knowing that the MA.
caIncry had been broken and spllced
hut the crowds. eager 10 see man
risk his life. declared that the story
If broken propeller shaft was told
a q ruse 20 avoid making the ascen.
sion. Therefore Maiterey went up
Jus, to make good -"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09
STENSLAND IN HANDS
OF U. S. AUTHORITIES
Moorish Officials Turn Over
Prisoner.
OFFICERS WILL START FOR HOME
With President Of Wrecked Milwaukee
Avenue state Bank Immediately, Ao.
eordins to Adviess Received from
States Attorney Olsen.

Chicago. Sept. S--AsiS,ant States
Attorney BARBOUR Friday received the
following from Assistant states A.
torney Olsen. who In company with
James Keeley. II In Tangter watching
Paul Stenslaud. the president Ut the
wrecked Milwaukee Avenue state
bank.
"Stensland turned over to u.s."
II Is believed that Olsen and Nee.
ley viii start for home with SIensland
Immediately
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09
Was sho, In the pln,no Room

Lexington, Ky. Sept ST NJ. IIoi
land, brother of &, u. HOLLAND. post.
master at Mcpherson. TIA. WIS Ahat
and dangerously wounded by Buck No
Ian barber In the dining room ~
the ~, George hoel at Winchester
Thursday night Holland engaged
In u quarrel with Nolan and when he
entered the dining room II N alleged
ne renewed the quarrel Nolan arose
trom his scat aud nred Holland IL
shot through the right lung. tie Ia
the representative of the Kcn,ucky
Central Sick AMI Accident Insurance
company. ~ Louisville Holland IL
" years ot age. and single
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-09-09
HELD BY OFFICER;
CUT HIS THROAT
Charged With Horse Stealing.
Man Attempts Su eide.
FOUGHT OFFICER DESPERATELY
ottieer Mashburn Had Gone to Tels.
phone the Police Headquarters for
an officer When Prisoner Suddenly
Drew hls Knife.

Atlanta. Sept. s. While held under
arrest by OIGcer Mashburn, On tae
charge III horse stealing. Bber Bchols.
IS years old, who lives ut 10 Corlcy
street, Friday morning about 10 u. IN.
drew his pocket knife and cut his
throat. lie was carried to the Grady
nOsIA nj aud IL In serious condition.
Echols was arrested by bicycle OF,
hCer Mashburu al the corner OF liar'
rls street and Piedmont avenue, lie
had been carried into TletlebRumS
store. on butler street near Harris,
aud Ofilcer Mashburn was standing r.
the telephone, calling foI u patrol
wagon EchOls was noe handcufied,
CHANGING around. Ofhcer Mash6urn
saw Echols with his right hand uprals.
I'd aud pocket knife cleaning In
his hand Thinking the man was
about 20 cut him, he grabbed his arm.
Echols was too quick. however, aud
drew the knife blade across his own
throat, cutting a Hcp cash three
ucncs loug. B% spurtcd all over
the bicycle otticN who undertook TO
lake the knife from lcchols aud pre-
vent him doing himself further harm
The man fought furlously, seeming
bent on kllllna himself. but was final
~ overpowered Al ambulance was
called and he was sent tn the Grady
hospital In what was thought to be- a
diving condition,
Echols was charged with stealing a
horse from negro named Henry
Watts who lives nj tho corner ~
Tenth and Jackson streets. u was
alleged that after stealing the hnras
he sold him 10 some one In East
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