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Arizona republican., 1907-05-23
FOR OUR READERS.
To prove That Hyomei Will Cure Ca.
tarrh, Every Reader of the Re-
publican Can Have Special

II there is any doubt in your mind
as 20 the power of Hy-o-mei the med
icated air treatment, to cure all ca
tarrhal troubles. the remarkable offer
made by the Larson Drug Co. should
expel that doubt. They give their
personal guarantee with every dollar
outfit of Hy-o-mei they SELL to refund
the money unless II gives satisfaction.
They take all the risk of cure. and
no reader of the Republican can afford
to suffer longer with catarrh when an
offer like this is made.
With every Hy-o-mei outfit is a neat
pocket inhaler. and Hy-o-mei breathed
through this inhaler. reaches the most
remote air cells of the nose. throat
and lungs. destroying all catarrhal
germs. and soothing and healing the
irritated mucous membrane.
Hy-o-mei really gives you a health
giving climate in your own home. so
that when YOU breathe its medicated
be filled with air like that on the
mountains high above the sea level.
where grow balsamic trees and plants.
which purify the air with their volatile
antiseptic fragrance so healing to the
respiratory organs.
You will notice relief and benefit
from the first use of Hy-o-mei. and
it will not take many days treatment
to convince YOU that i'm this remedy
you have found a complete and last
ing cure for all catarrhal troubles.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-23
MISlAID A HORSE
ACCUSED OF THEFT
Tire Forgetfulness of Charles Freek-
elton Brought Him Temporarily Up
Against Felony Charge.

Charles Freckelton a miner was be-
| fore Justice tombstone yesterday
morning on a charge of horse stealing
The court was satisfied after brief
examination into the presented facts
that Freckelton had not stolen the
horse but had merely mislaid the ami
NAL and forgot where.
The complaint was made against
him by II. Bloomfield. Bloomfield and
I Freckelton met in the Red Light dis
trict where Bloomfield had gone. he
said. on social call. Freckelton had
| also gravitated into that part of town.
They fingered in 'front.' of a bar until
they both got mellow, acquainted and
( finally affectionate. Bloomfield had
come on horseback. a fact which when
mentioned TO FreckeltOn moved that
gentleman TO make a display of his
craftsmanship. Bloomfield readily let
him have the animal and Freckelton
rode about the block and finally came
up town.
He returned and after some more
drinks he mounted again and rode
away. That was the last time Bloom
| field saw him in conjunction with the
| horse. Bloomfield wa ed about the
block until it was closed UP. Then he
came up town and yesterday morning
reported his loss to Marshal Moore.
They set out to look for Freckelton and
did not have to hunt long before they
met him on the street.
Freckelton was in such state of
mind that he could not recall that he
had ever seen the horse in question or
any other horse. He was not sure that
he could distinguish a horse from a
COW. He was taken before Justice
tombstone when he began to have a
dim recollection of having been on a
horse the night before. though he was
still inclined to get the animal con-
founded with a jag. The more Freck-
elton thought about the horse the more
he could remember about him. At last
he was sure he had horse but he put
him away somewhere but for the life
of him he could not remember where.
1t was assumed by him that the ami
NAL was somewhere in a livery stable
or a corral and a round was made of
those institutions. The animal was
finally found at the Club stables and
turned over to Mr.. Bloomfield.
Under n rigid construction of the
laws of this territory Freckelton had
stolen the horse. But the court and
the district attorney did not believe it
would be possible to get a jury to in
dict him. He was accordingly dis
charged with an admonition.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-23
less a matter of necessity than il vac
years ago.-Philadelpl,ja Record

You viii never b. nervous II You
can write with someone reading over
your shoulder. but if YOU stand for IL
YOU may become door mat--Atchi-
son Globe
Many girl accepts fellow 10 keep
some other fellow guessing
delphia Record.
The female detective Is apt Ia Won
der if her disguise is on straight
Philadelphia Record.
Even the spring chicken Is suspic-
ious of the man who has an axe IN
grind.-Philadelphia
The fool may lose his reason and
still be happy to think is wasn't his
philadelphia Record.
The rain may not be quick as light
ming. but IL always gets the drop on
us.-Philadelphia Record.
Many a man who is the architect %
his own fortune gets no farther than
the plans and specffications.-Phila
delphia Record
Hoax-"Bright children don't all
develop into smart men JOaN--i
know it. Some Of them become wO-
men, Record
The undertaken may not BE- much Of
a pugilist. but when il comes to box
ing he can easily lay his man out
Philadelphia Record.
The more uncles. aunts and grand
parents there are the bigger the row
when il comes To naming the first ba-
by.-Philadelphia Record
Nell-"DOn't YOU think Mrs Dashs-
way keeps her age remarkably we'll
Belle-"Oh. I don't know. She DOESN'T
look a day younger than she did five
years agO."-Philadelph Record
What Inscription shall / put on
your wife's tombstone asked the
dealer. well. replied the widOver.
"her request was that YOU put ON IL.
Il have found eternal peace And YOU
might add as a postscript from me.
so have l.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-23

ed into place.
The waist is made with fronts and
backs and sleeves. Both the fronts
and the backs are tucked at the Shout
ders and the closing is made invis-
IDLY at the back. The fronts are held
together BY straps on which the little
bows are arranged and the sleeves are
in bell. or kimono shape. In this in
stance the waist is cut out in sections
and velvet is applied under the edge
and is finished with soutathc braid
within all edges.
The quantity of material required
for the medium size is Ia yards 81.
! IS yards % or Ia yards a.
inches wide with yards of velvet to
make as illustrated.
The pattern 5649 is cut in sizes for
a 80. "a. SO. IS and 40 bust measure.
and will be mailed to any address by
the Fashion Department of this paper
on receipt Of ten cents. Of in haste
send an additional two cent stamp for
letter postage which insures more
prompt delivery
Cut this out and send with ten cents
to The Republican. Phoenix, Ariz.. fill
ing out the blank below.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-23
OVER BLOUSE OR JUMPER 564s.

OVER BLOUSE OR JUMPER 5649.
Seldom has any fashion taken so
firm a hold upon feminine fancy as has
the one of the over waist. Each new
variation seems a bit more attractive
than the last and there is genuine en-
thusiasm felt for each new design.
Here is one that is both novel and
charming and that is adapted TO al
most every seasonable material. In
the illustration il is made of Old april
cot Liberty satin trimmed with velvet
OF the same color and bands of the ma
terial and brilliant jeweled buttons.
but wool is quite as desirable as silk.
linen and all the pretty cotton stuffs
are charming so made. while II would
he difficult to find any better design
for the favOrite thIee piece costume
that is made with skirt and over waist
and little Jacket TO match. The trim
ming is distinctly novel and effective
but is not obligatory and anything
that may be preferred can be substi-
tuted. Applique would be handsome.
silk embroidered with sOutache braid
is always effective and there are also
numberless landings ready To be sew
Arizona republican., 1907-05-23
COMMERCIAL PROVERBS.

The earning power of q dollar de-
ponds on the brains of the man back
of it.
Feed your mind-the fellow who
feeds his body only keeps on shovel
ing coal.
The greatest combination in the
world is ability. ambition and initia-
tive. seasoned with honesty.
4 thousand men do a thing $3.50
and exist on liver to ore who does 1t
well and commands his own price.
When 4 lily stops growing its beau
ty begins to fade. and when a man
quits studying his brain begins To
shrivel.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-23

brought to him. That was done but
life was found to be extinct. In the
opinion OF the doctor ii was dead when
il was discovered.
The authorities were notified and
Acting Coroner tombstone held an in
quest. The body was viewed and the
taking of testimony was set for to-
morrow. The mother of the babe some
time ago left for Flagstaff for her
health. A telegram was sent her and
she is expected to arrive here tomor-
row afternoon when the funeral will be
held In the meantime the body has
been embalmed.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-23

If YOU want to succeed. either work
at the thing in which you are inter-
ested or cultivate an interest in the
thing at which you work.-Cent Per
Cent
Arizona republican., 1907-05-23

\ certain amount
of i'm p urit ii e s
have gathered in
both during the
winter. | am no
a u { h GRITTY for
house cleaning.
So far as the man
is one ern q d
Cooper's y e W
Discovery taken
for two weeks
will bring the
desired result. 1t
will positively do
Arizona republican., 1907-05-23
FOUND DEAD.

Grand Haven. Mich. MAY 2z.-The
burned bodies of the four missing coal
passers were found in the forecastle
of the Naomi when the hulk was
boarded here.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-23

MIR. \. W. HULL. these three things
clean out the stomach and bowels.
tone up the system generally. and
bring back the snap To body and
mind that now seem dull and worn
out Try it and see If you won't be
as pleased as Mr.. Hull. whose letter
| quote below:
81 suffered "a general breaking down
az the system. Had no appetite poor
digestion and was constipated. lost
ambition and took no interest in any
thing. Nothing ! could do seemed to
give me relief until upon a friends
advice | began to use Cooper's New
Discovery. 1t helped me from the
start. Now | am able 10 do as much
work as the next one and / enjoy it,
have q hearty appetite and am
stronger and better every way. Your
New Discovery medicine is certainly
the best tonic and system builder
have ever known" A. W. Hull. l42
Porter St. Detroit. Mich.
These are the famous medicines
with which Mr.. Cooper recently Gre
ated such n stir i'm Chicago His dem
onstrations there attracted wide at
tenti"n. We are agents.
WAkELiN'S PHARMACY.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-23
TRANSCRIPT Or REcoRps

The following transcripts Of the rec
ords of the offices OF the district clerk,
the probate court and the county re-
corder are furnished by the Arizona
Abstract & Title company.
The records for yesterday were:
Arizona republican., 1907-05-23

Putting up money on a chance is
gambling-Ahether in the money mar
ket on stocks or at the race track on
a horse
Arizona republican., 1907-05-23
SHORT TALKS BY
L. T. COOPER
SPRING AILMENTS.

A man and a house need the same
thing In spring-a good cleaning out.
Arizona republican., 1907-05-23

WAKELiN'S PHARMACY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-31
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

Wilbur Davis, formerly of North
Gainesville, later OF Monteocha but
now residing at Wauchula, DeSoto
county, after a pleasant visit TO his
old friends in this section, returned to
his South Florida home yesterday.
The pool room of r.. II. Waters.
which has been located in the Brown
House building for the past year or
two, has been moved 10 the new build
ing on East Mechanic street, where
Ar. Waters expects TO fit up a nice
place.
Col. Christopher Matheson has re-.
turned 10 this city, after month
spent pleasantly in Atlanta, Ga,
Grecnyille, S. G., and other points
His trip proved Of great benefit to
him, which will be gratifying informa.
ton to his friends.
w ID. Cromartic and family of AL
tOOna have removed to this city hay.
ing been attracted by the excellent
educational facilities. They are Is
Gated at 5Oi y, Garden street. Mr.
Cromartie Is Il retired naval stores
operator. The family will be gladly
welcomed by the people of Gaines.
vile.
A. McDaNid and sons, X. r. and
Frank. and Richard, Ollie and Bud
Simmons, all OF MOnteocha, were In
the city yesterday, The former called
and renewed his subscription to The
Sun, X. r. McDavid, who is super.
wiser Of the Cooter Pond school
states that the school Is progressing
finely under the direction Of the new
teacher. Miss DOnia Ford who is
proving quite popular among both
patrons and pupils. Frank McDavid
who has not been enjoying the best
OF health for the past year, left on the
afternoon train for Wauchula, where
he will reCuperate for few months.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-31
MARTHA PERRY HoNoREo,
A Fine Map Presented to School by
Conaressman Frank Clark.

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-31
A Happy Marriage,

Geo ". Holhrook and Miss Oracle
Trtston", two good Jookns young pei"
pie from the country, applied at the
office ur County Judge Mason Wed
nceday and informed Clerk Mason
that they desired tn" uuptill knot
tied good and hard Clerk Mason had
uo authority TO tie the knot. but i'm.
mcdately summoned lustic" Colmau
After the license had been ISSUED tive
genial Justice, with his usual dignity
upm such occasions, performed IN"
solemn ceremony in the presence OF
a few Witnesses and sent the Young
couple ou rejoicing
The bride did not look e. hv more
hHu fourteen Years ot age
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-31
Wanted-Hardwood Trmbs r

The iUuNu.l,u,uEs Hardwood Com.
PAM of Lake BUTLER Florida. are
In III" market tor large quantities "
hickory, White oak and ash timber
They oNcr to buy Il either IN the
log or sawed into plank SOW that
the. price OF pine Is IN. thi, is an
opportunity for sawmllls to work on
lumber IN which there IS profit. as
thcy onvr fame, prices ror such
lumber This also affords the tie
men. who are equipped with teams.
a chance to get out logs at good
ngure.
For full Information regarding
prices. etc, address
RroWnJ Jennings Hardwood CO
Lake Butler. Florida
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-31
DEATH OF MRS. SHEFFIELD.
Former Aachua County Lady Dies
at Her Home in Lake City.


The Times-Union of October 3Oth
announces the death of Mrs. j. C..
Sheffield, which occurred at her home
in Lake City on Monday last Prior
TO her marriage she was prominent
teacher in Alachua county, and was
well known and beloved by many OF
our people, especially in the northern
part of the county The following
particulars are given Of her death:
The community was shocked yes.
terday morning by the death Of Mrs. !.
c. Sheffield, wife Of President j. c.
Sheffield, OF the First National Bank
of this city which sad occurrence
took place at 1890 a. H., after a short
illness OF only a week with mfIamma.
tory rheumatism.
Funeral services were held yester.
day afternoon at 1870 O'Clock from the
home. Rev. Walter T. Carell rector Of
St James Episcopal church, Of which
the deceased was consistent and
loyal member, conducted the services
and accompanied Mr. Sheffield to New
jersey, with the body
The deceased was born at Wicka.
funk, y, j., situated thirty miles from
New York City She was about 80
years Of age and was Miss Georgia
Walter Gordon, daughter Of Dr and
MRS. L. l. Gordon. when married TO
Mr.. Sheffield in Lake City, ON January
-. 1894.
They lived in Alachua for some
years, prior to their removal to Lake
city a. their future home several
years ago Since then Mrs. Sheffield
has endearcd herself TO a large circle
of devoted friends among whom she
was known to be true and noble
woman. possessing a conspicuous trait
of love in doing good for others
Worthy Of mention Is the fact that on
Sunday. October 90, only Il week be-.
fore her death. and the last day she
was about before stricken with dis.
ease her last act at the close OF the
Sabbath day was an errand Of mercy
to the sick
"Bcsides her husband MIR ! G.
Sheffield, who has the sympathy Of
the entire community in his great
loss the deceased leaves a mother.
Mrs. LYDIA Victoria Gordon oi New
Jersey. two brothers, William Gordon
Of Ruckln, Kansas, and Il. Il Gordon
Of Sew York two sisters, Mrs DR. G..
f.. Aldous and Miss Elizabeth :
Gordon OF New Jersey. Mrs. LYDIA
Gordon and Miss Elizabeth Gordon
hayt visited Mr., sheffield here at
various times.
The death Of Mrs Sheffield .- m.
deed a distinct loss in many w. 20
Lake Citg
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-31
Storage Cotton Saved,

There were about fifty bales Of cot
ton belonging to various growers in
the building In storage, but this was
all saved
The actual loss to Gordon d Co.
will not be known until the insurance
adiustcrs can make q report,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-31
ARNO NOTES

'... FLA. oct 80
a..r'a of news III tAls i...
.U Young people are ass"
a.i -o.ur 60 school, H".
people are closely ,oru.
ag,r-tiug their abuu3o.
Weather d, fine and o.,
e turning oU, better '
..'.a three weeks ago
".p Forest Grove -.'.
s~r--..c nicely with Prof
a- principal and Mis- N..
assistant
Richard Curry OF Wa"aa''..
sing his niece. Mrs VI " 't
Dick Cathcart and fam''
aEd Mrs John Crime o..
GuG coast fishing
Mr. Frank Townsend hA- ..
sick FOR several DAYS
= = Henderson and ian..'
moving 70 Gelnesville this
Jas Robinson moves on the 40
son place and takes eharEe "
orchard
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-31
Mr.. Gordon ls Here.

g. g. Gordon OF Savannah, member
of the firm of W. W. Gordon Il Co,
cotton factors, has arrived In the
city. This firm had the misfortune to
lose by fire Tuesday afternoon their
extensive ginning plant comprising
u large building and twenty three
gins, about nifty bales OF cotton, sew
HrAl thousand pounds Of seed cotton
und two car loads OF cotton seed, and
MIR Gordon came for the purpose
Of adjusting the losses, etc.
II is assumed that the company
viii immediately rebuild, and It Is
rumored that they will also erect II
cuttuu.scvd oil mill
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-31
on for a Hunt

sheriff l.. W Frnncll ,a3 Arch
jackson. ot this city, and John fcnncll
and a party OF friends from the East
End. expect To leave Mclrose this
morning for the wilds OF the oCklA.
wahA river on their annual deer and
bear hunt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-31
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
TEAMS WILL PLAY
Rollins and UNIVERSITY Team,
Will Meet Here TUESDAY
GOOD, FAST GAME AN7...9.-.,

Both Teams in Fine cora:.. ~.
Enthusiasts Are Lool.~- ..- -.
Most Interesting Game Sc. s...
in This Section Of Flor.ca
a great deal OF. mu..
manifested in this/city /. ....
of football which will be-. ....
next Tuesday afternoon \........
between the Rollins Co.,.. ..... .
Winter Park and the bu.- .... ...
Versity Of Florida. whic. ,.... ...
be- for the State champion.
The University boy. ... ...
from Georgia with a., ,i.
tory adjoining their BROS. ...
dent that they will br O.. .,.-.
Of the situation AT thu -... .. ...
Columbia team is regard,I . .,. ..
the best and strongest IN tbs section
OF the South They are ,o-.- .. OF.
portunity for practice, hr.... me
it is 10 be assumed that H.. uH...
boys, realizing what they ... 3.
against are equally aS acts.
This will be the first iuoru ..,
OF the season in Gainc,}.U. ... ..
everyone is deeply int"r"-r! e g.,
anticipated that large Cr.at AM
be present to witness the coa',,, The
game will be pulled on az r.. .,-,
ball park, and the ground, a.. ..a.
placed in first.Class Coudi,io. ..' OBJ.
event
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-31
Sympathy With Manager.

The sympathy of the community
is with w. A, Collins, manager Of the
ginnery. Mr.. Collins was in another
part Of the building when the fire
originated, and is at as much of a loss
TO know as anyone else how it oc.
Cured He has wired the company
IN Savannah to send Il representative
hare
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-31
GORDON CINNERY WAS
DESTROYED BY FIRE
One of the Most Serious ConAagra-
tiOns in History o Gainesville.
MANY THOUSANDS WERE LOST
One Of the Oldest and Largest Estab-
llshments Of Kind in This Section
!, Consumed by Fire-Adamson &
Blake Also Sustain Heavy Loss.

4
Blake Also Sustain Heavy Loss.
One of the most disastrous fires
which have visited Gainesville in scN.
teral years occurred Tuesday afternoon
!, shortly after 3 o'clock, when the gin.
merry of W. W. Gordon q Company
and the machine shop Of Adamson Il
Blake, both located I'm the same build
. Ing at the corner OF West Main street
-. and West Depot street, were swept
away In almost breath. The nature
of the contents OF the bu!ding, to-
4 iSether with the material Of which the
same was constructed fed the flames
with rapidly and, Notwithstanding
that the fire department responded
promptly, the entire building, which
. was All immense shell wooden struC-
. ture, was enveoped deeply in flames
before q stream Of water could be
,rturned on.
At ten minutes past o'clock an
alarm OF fire was turned in, but owing
to the disorder of the street fire alarm
system the bell In the court house
tower struck only once. Owing to the
fact that repairs have been In prog
ress on the system for the past few
days, and constant alarms have been
turned In as q test, at flsrt the citizens
did not realize that there was fire,
but when a dense cloud Of smoke was
seen In the southern section OF the
echy, the fact dawncd upon them
that there was something serious In
the matter Of a Contingration going ON.
The alarm sounded regularly ut the
IRE station, however, and within Il
1ew esconds the hose companies were
on their way To the scene Of the fire.
They arrived promptly and set their
hose. but II was too late to save the
building rs the building, aided by the
combustiblc material, went up like
7 a powder magazine,
The tiremen, realizing that nothing
in the building could be- saved, deyot
cd their attention TO preventing the
4 flames from spreading which was nd
mirably douc under the direction Of
Chief t. A. O'Nrill. who Was one of
Chief O'Ncill directed that the three
! streams be turned upon the surround
ing huildmgS and "A number of ears nt
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-31

Tennessee Democrats are orEaniI.
tng To nominate a Southern man tot
President
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-10-31

who conducted Il machine shop in the
same building, were heavy losers.
They had the misfortune to lose their
entire plant. with a lot Of other ma
calnery which may now be beyond
repair, and the aggregate will amount
to 81. 500 10 $1,000, with no insurance.
This blow comes especially heavy to
these young men, who have recently
started into business. and their friends
sympalhize with them deeply.
Origin or Fire Unknown.
There will really never be any way
to determine how the fire started, but
it originated In the lint-room. Mr..
AdamsOm states that he was within
four feet Of the fire, in the machine
shop. when he discovered t. The
flames shot up rapidly. and he rushed
for Vucket of water, realizing the
situation. When he returned the
bucket appeared nothing more than Il
drop in quenchng the thirsty flames,
and he was compelled to get out Of
the building to save his own lie.
When he reached the outside il ap.
pcarcd to him that the entire roof Of
the building in that imQediate yicin.
ity was I'm flames.