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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-11

vantage 20 those residing u t"At zee
ton Of Esst Ga,nc-vtl.e south o. A,a.
ch1a avenue.
The question - tn miserable con-
ii,ion - certain sections o' he North
Gainesville rock road was brought NJ,
which resulted in a motion 60 The effect
thst the Street Committee hs instruct
ei 20 plough up ana regraIe the seq
lions ia question.
4 communication was received from
N.r.hal Pinko.Ou r"UIrstIng the
Council 20 increase his salary TO so
month. The communication was
received for informstion and laid ever
nlrhout action.
Upon motion OF Alderman Hodges
the Ordinance COMMITTEE Sss instruct
ea - prepare an ordinance TO provid"
Tor tGvirg with crushed r0cs ~ Pssri
street. from the Seabnard Air Line q"
the Atlantic Coast Line ,rscks, south
Gsinrsville.
Or. Andrew Sledd appeared before
the Courci, and addressed that body
in reference 70 the pending street car
franchise, in which he is interested
and suggested certain changes in the
franchise as prepared by the city at.
torney. These suggestions were re-
ferred to the special committee hsv-
ING this franchise ia charge.
The Council adjourned until Monday
evening. the l4th inst at 7 80 O'Clock
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ROYAL MESSENGERS.
They Carr, other Things Uo>ides
GuNCrumcut Z spIrthr'.

Very odd o." ,'u' 90 'a" '.tanis
done hy o." sr... u..:-... .or service IN
Great E.f.I Ara. L.. "a ~,.port.
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eminent q. .,a,..,,." no little .uuse-
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-11
THE LAKE SKIPPER.
How lie Taught n salt water Vet
ernn to Hustle.

There was a salt water captain Who.
FOR reasons OF his own, accepted Il
berth as first mate IN big passenger
steamer Oh the great lakes. He was
capable seafar.ng man. hut be did not
know what hustle meant until he
went aboard at Buffalo. Tie lake skip
per 70 whom lac reported for duty re
marked in the most casual manner:
Just give her coat OF paint THIS
morning. and. II the sun stays hot ana
she dries In good shape, give her n sec
ond coat this aftcrnoon'
Tie salt water mate staggered In his
tracks and made amazed protest This
was a 5000 ton vessel. and giving Der
two coats Of paint was several days
work by his reckoning. The lake skip
Der was person IL disceTnment.
wherefore he had pity on his new mate
an! rurrore 20 deal harshly with bin.
eNp.a!ulug with a tolerant grin;
AL r.ga'. suppose ycu.l have to
learn To- move lively after sLoo2."g
around silt water al your LIE. l"l
inst PASS that order aio.. to Ii" hD- u
ana tell h.n It's : { 20 Nr done, ana
th,n ven ~ up auG take Lot',.
Tie bn~'n took the order l.u.ly. "a q!
4 were 70 the dLy.s work. aud ly ulgui.
fail the o.. steamer w"s sI.ch ana
pm v.,h two coat, ~ ra.ht from Ter
water ,.I" o. her guard raj The sailor
from deep water had lcaracd lis trNt
lc>,.u ~ he ways 81 he great lakes
du-.ug ne navigation season, when tn"
hard driven shipping must hc forced {"
do twelve muutI>' work W Ld.f year
Ralph j. PINE IN Outing Mdg"z."'
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Carrie Nation

certainly smashed a hole in the bar
room. al Kansas. but Bs!lard's Hore-
hound syrup hiss smsshed all records
A.scure Tor coughs. bronchitis, inh D
euzs and all pulmonary diseases. ].
&. H. Horton. Kansas, writes: J
tsy. never ioCnu y medicine that
would cure a cough 60 quickly as Bal
lard's Horehound syrup. | have used
/, for years." Sold hy W. VI. Johnson
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,,c,.o, and uod-ru BnthinE.

sap : really pui'c Il new factor 81
the worlrS he. N,rt 0f our ancestors
were filthy and diSSemh.cI The iact ty
the use O! sitting perfumes. Washing
ones hands. whkll was only done ly
the very best people, meant dipp -
tie fingers IA rose water and dry.nS
them on a napkin. Even the Roman
OF the dccadcncc. who were probably
cleaner IS a community than ANY be
fore or since. hathcd In water ard rub
bed themselves with oil. II sounds
nasty to us. but then 50 does, for eA'
annie Chinese music. which millions
OF human beings think delightful.
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Will press-v. Confederate Graves.

Montgomery. Ala. Jan. lO.-A..
ARRANGEMENTS a.e completed Cor TIE
application 20 he legislature for al
appropriation 'or ne purpose 81 pre-
serving historic Johnson's Island
Sandusky, o.. which Is the last rest
ing place OF a large number OF Ala
pama's confederate soldiers.
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Youth Accidentally Shot.

Florence. :. c., Jan. l0.-News
has reached .ar city Of terrible tras-
etv rha, Occurred 90 H.man, In I'll.
county. u - sta,sl Fla. yoHn.
son OF NJ. AMI Mrs ". A. Coleman
was accidentally shot u me head ID.
another young boy. a son OF NJ
Lynch.
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e,.,e, e SHOES Nee. Jan. IS.

Rom. Ial. 'c.-The meeting o.
French o.-.ur. It nrs, do, grated -
DO he'd IN P.ri,. on Ian. -. and Their
Postponed Irt' Jan. -, has now 5eor
., to occu. oa Jan. j. The insist
ance q -,yrra, bishops that the meet
ing b, held v.trout delay nfuencct
he vatican 20 make 'ti, disposition.
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C0UNCIL SESSIONS
WERE BUSY ONES
Mach Busin4ss G. Imr,.taoce Was
Rrought B..oi: NuL..iYa. Body.

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Collector reported 't.5oi ~ o.'"'''
ID for taxes and il'e''r'. Report re
eeived and ordered H'tG "''h r'erN.
N,,,hal reported s201 for fin I'D
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GALES.

Henry Nelson and family spent
Sunday at Harry Randall's.
F. N. Slower and wife drove to
Redwood Falls last Wednesday.
Theodore Mondale and wife enter
tanned the mothers circle Wednes-
day.
Mrs. S. E. Weber left on Thurs
day for Lynd, to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Carl Peterson and friends.
Misses Gertrude Hicks and Halle
Campbell went to teachers meeting
at Redwood Falls Friday morning.
Henry Tillisch and family and J..
Baxter and wife visited at Theodore
Mondale's and Jacob Tillisch's last
Wednesday.
Charles Nelson and P. H. Kelly,
jurors from this town, went to Red
wood Wednesday morning, and
other parties went down on Thurs
day to attend court.
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SANBORN.

H. H. Peake was Springfield Wis
itor Sunday.
Peter Pint returned Saturday
from Adrian.
Otto Radach and wife were Spring
field visitors Thursday.
F. w. Patterson and wife were
Redwood Falls visitors Friday.
Henry Wickes of Wabasso passed
through here enroute to Walnut
Grove. Saturday.
j. P. Beynan and wife of Winona
arrived Saturday for a few days visit
with friends and relatives.
G. A. White, fireman on the Vesta
branch, was called to Winona Friday
to take his second examination.
A number of young people sur
prised Miss Clara Dingler Thursday
evening, the event being her birth
day anniversary.
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VESTA.

Chas. Saucerman was an Echo
caller Friday evening.
Ed. Pearson was a Twin City
caller the first of the week.
VIM. Paskewitz Of Wabasso was a
Vesta caller one day last week.
Miss Maggie Jedlicka came from
Clarissa Thursday for visit with
friends.
Miss Pearl Steinkraus left last
Tuesday for visit with friends in
Waconia.
Mrs. T. E. Fawcett is spending
the week in Comfrey at the j. A.
Shaeffer home.
Mrs. Joe French of Sheridan
underwent an operation at the Vesta
hospital last Tuesday.
Mr.. Bendix and family of Echo
were guests at the F. H. Bendix
home last Wednesday.
Prof. Peterson and Miss Gull a.
tended teachers meeting at Red
wood Falls Friday and Saturday.
DR.. Gray received a new storm
rig last week and in the future the
doctor intends to have it easier rid
ing during inclement weather.
The Y. P. S. G.. E. gave social at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant
Friday evening. Those present re-
ported an enjoyable evening and the
committee was much pleased with
the proce eds.
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WABASSO.
From The Standard

Editor McRae of Sanborn was a
business caller at this office Satur-
day afternoon.
Fred. Child of the Standard office
recently went to Wabasha to work
in an office there.
Mrs. Leo Aftermath, who has been
visiting with her children at Wanda,
returned to her home Saturday.
Mrs. Helen Robinson came over
from Redwood Falls Monday to
spend a few days with her daughter,
Mrs. Fred. Child.
Mrs. Andrew Goblirsch, formerly
of this place and Mrs. Welter of
Morgan, az visiting at the C. M.
ALEX home Ills week.
Mrs. c. ". Knox Of Revere, who
has been visiting relatives for the
past week at this village, returned
to her home last week.
The Misses Vesta Small and Annie
Barnes came over from Redwood
Friday and spent Sunday with the
formers parents. They returned
Monday morning. Sunday evening
Miss Barnes gave a vocal selection
at the Presbyterian church, which
was treat to all present.
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advantage Of the manufacturers of
goods and machinery by advertising
them at less than retail prices as a
bait to secure orders which they
can only fill by substituting cheap
limitations which they assert are
"just as good
They advertise high-grade stand
ard goods as leaders" when they
do not have them, further than
small job lots whichl are soon ex-
hausted. Inferior goods are then
forced upon the customer who has
sent in his money.
The catalogue houses trust no one;
they help no one; they do not con-
tribute to the taxes of the city,
town, county or state.
They are endeavoring to saddle
upon the nation asparcelslpost which
will bring about an annual postal
deficit Of millions Of dollars and
which is in the exclusive interest Of
the retail mail order system and to
the direct detriment Of focal enter
prises.
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daughter in this village last Friday.
A crew Of masons came up from
Sanborn and have begun work on
the fire house.
BELVIEW.

Mr.. and Mrs. Holvik entertained
Mrs. Torsen and family Sunday
afternoon.
Mr.. Mcmillan came up from the
cities to preach in the Congregation
al church Sunday.
Mr.. Tompson is now in town with
his ditching outfit and will probably
pull in for the winter.
Mrs. DIR. Goslee returned to her
home at Wabasso last Friday, going
by the way of Redwood Falls.
Misses Duffy, Leonard and Braa-
fiadt and Mr.. Flom attended the
teachers convention at Redwood
Falls Friday and Saturday.
The primary and intermediate de-
partments of the public school are
practising for a cantata which they
will give at the Odeon, November
9th.
The funeral of Gustave Muetzel
was attended by a large number of
friends. The floral decorations were
beautiful. A few friends of the de-
ceased from the cities also came up
to attend the funeral.
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Why the Catalogue or Mail Order
Houses Should GO.

Because they have foisted upon
this nation commercial system that
is unfair, which aims at the estab-
lishment Of a gigantic trust, the
object of which is to concentrate in
the hands Of a few what belongs to
many.
They seek to do this by the elm
nation of the retail merchants of
American towns and the centraliza-
ton of business in few cities.
They have distributed advertising
literature implying conspiracy
which does not exist between the
jobber and the merchant to rob the
consumer by maintaining high pric-
es.
To make this seem plausible they
have misrepresented grades on many
kinds Of standard goods by substi-
tuting cheap woods. light castings
for heavy, shoddy for good cloth,
etc.
They seek to lead customers to
believe that certain brands of in
ferior goods handled by them are
equal to standard goods. They take
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-11-13
WALNUT GROVE

Walter Swoffer was Tracy caller
Thursday and Friday.
A. D.. McRae of Sanborn was a
caller in town Thursday.
Eric Wilson and wife returned
from Bricelyn Thursday.
Oscar Kenys and wife of St. Peter
visited relatives here Sunday.
j. S. Butler of Clear Lake, Wis,
arrived Tuesday for visit with
relatives.
Mrs. Chas. Burns and family left
Sunday for their new home in
Watertown.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. digger enter
tanned party Of young people Fri
day evening.
Mr.. and. Mrs. Henry Weeks of
Wabasso came Saturday to visit
their parents.
1t is reported that Iyer Eng is
very i'll with appendicitis, at his
home south of town.
Mrs. E. w. Weeks returned from
Sanborn Saturday, after a weeks
visit with her parents.
Mrs. C. E. Callaghan of Rochester,
cousin of Mrs. F. C. Swoffer, came
Friday for short visit.
Mrs. w. A. Masters went to Tracy
Saturday to spend few days with
her daughter. Mrs. H. j. Norton.
Mrs. Jas. A. Larson and children
left Saturday for st. Paul, where
they intend to make their home this
winter.
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DELHI

Mr.. Sontag of Mankato is visiting
with his daughter, Mrs. James John
son.
D. r. McCorquodale left Friday
for few days at Fergus |. Falls,
MINI.
Oscar Fabel of Waconia, Mimi.
spent Sunday at the home Of E. G..
Pomroy.
Emil Johnson and wife Of Belview
are visiting at the home Of Henry
Helgenson.
Mrs. Halvor Peterson entertained
the ladies' aid ofIsthe Lutheran
church on Wednesday last.
Mrs. Burr and Miss Lizzie Stew
art visited with friends south Of
Redwood Falls last Wednesday.
Elmer Lagerstrom and J.. M.
Stewart have been repairing the
telephone near Evan the past week.
G. E. Larson, travelling salesman
for DesMoines firm, spent Friday
evening at the home of E. G. POM
roy.
Mrs. John Larkins, mother and
niece, returned last Wednesday from
Arlington, where they attended a
wedding.
The Misses Milliken, Stewart and
Houde, teachers in the Delhi schools,
attended teachers meeting at Red
wood Falls.
Miss Alma Larson returned to her
home at Underwood on Monday,
after spending several days with
Miss Ethel Pomroy.
]. w. Dickson and Miss Alice
Dickson of Vesta passed through
here last Friday, after a short visit
with O. T, Sunde at Renville.
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where he underwent a short course
Of treatment for rheumatism.
Jacob Theis and family said good
bye to friends and relatives here,
on their way to Olivia.
Mrs. F. M. Shoemaker of Flora,
who had severe attack of muscular
rheumatism last week, is improving.
Earl Walton, who has been work.
ing here for two years past, returned
to his home at Union, Iowa, last
Tuesday.
L. G. Fleischer left last week for
Green Isle and other points enroute,
in the employ of the H. E. Walker
Lumber Co.
Mr.. B. H. Kuenzli has returned
to North Redwood from Troy, S. D.,
where he has been working on a
steam shovel.
Fred Steinkamp is at home this
week, nursing painful frog felon.
@. Simondet and Otis Treadwell are
taking his place at Farrell & Keefe's.
The many friends of Clarence
Foley will be sorry to learn that he
was taken to st. Barnabus hospital
last Tuesday to undergo an opera
ton for appendicitis.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-11-13
REDWOOD

Harold and Everett Mann started
to school Monday.
Born to Rev. and Mrs. Sydow, a
baby boy, Saturday last.
August Lindeman has resumed
corn husking for F. M. Shoemaker.
Grandpa Kuenzli returned last
week from Prairie du Chen, Wis,
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-11-13

Mahon's solo. He gave an interpre-
tation which would have done credit
to a soloist of world fame. His
voice is a beautiful, rich mellow
quality, and these essentials, with
an enunciation which won the ad-
miration of all, made his singing one
of the pleasures Of the evening.
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WANDA.

Mr.. Emerson spent Sunday at Lam
berton.
Peter BRACE is improving his store
building.
S. J. Race and wife visited their
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1907-11-13

Cleveland, (O.) Town Topics: The
surprise Of the evening at the Sing
ers' Club concert was Mr.. Jas. Nc
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Or. J, p. FARRELL.

Physician and Surgeon.
I'D Nicholson Building, Gloucester s,
TELEPHONES, Office 81. Res. 9
Office Hours 10 TO IL a. m. 3 to o. Ii
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Notice.

Any and all persons are hereby foo
hidden TO hunt with dogs. firearms. o
in any other way on any Of the trac
of land situated in the 9th distric
G. M Glynn county, Georgia and know
as Plantation tract" more partilularl
described in a deed from Mrs Ann
Lee Wright and others to the Dow
ing Company and II. T. McKinnol
dated March l6, 1905, and recorde
March II, 1905, in book WV. Toll,
555 of the general records of Glyni
county Georgia, reference being nere
by had to said deed and record 10
more full description: or to fish wit
nook seine. nets or in any other WI
in any streams, lakes, ponds or Ia
soons situated upon said property o
appurtenant and belonging thereto
the undersigned being the owner q
said tract of land. The owner ha.
complied with the law as 10
these lands. and any person nunting
" fishing in violation OF this motto,
IS guilty of a misdemeanor under tho
laws of the state of Georgia. and vii
he prosecuted
The Downing Company
BY c. Downing,
President
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EOLEYSHO NE1Y~6TAR
for ehiiSrseS safe, sure. Ne Sstates
LEGAL NoTlcs.

State of Georgia. Glynn County
Notice is hereby given that the I'M.
derslgned, as guardian of the person
and property of Ivey Pafford, a minor
has applied to the ordinary Of said
county for leave to sell for the pur.
pose of division and distribution Ger.
tain one half interest OF said minor,
undivided interest) in and to that
certain tract or parcel Of land IN Der.
den county, said state, in the town
or village OF Cecil therein, being
known as the home place Of the late
Or. Marion Pafford, said tract OF land
being described as the northern one.
half Of block number twenty.six (26.
which same Is bounded on the NORTH
by Rountree street, on the east BY
Union street, on the south by Main
street and on the west by Pine street
Said application will be heard before
the regular term Of the court Of or
binary for said Glynn county, to be
held on the first Monday in March.
1907. This. sth day Of February, 1907
sentells Pafford Biackerby,
As Guardian OF the Person and Prop
srty OF fyey PaffoFd q Minor.
a.s,a,9fe Nil Affnrnov
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Call on Davis & BlacScrbv. TIC
Monk street, for groceries n lowest
market prices
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There's grave danger iiom the pa
gle Of Coughs and Colds that are .
prevalent. unless yon take Dr. Kin9 !
New Discovery fOr Con =aR.Pt!on
9oughg and Colds. Mrs. Geo. Wall
Of Forest City, Me, writes -sitst
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where coughs and colds prevail 9
md It quickly ends them 1t pre-
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DIVES wonderful relief In Asthma an
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tI.O0 Guaranteed by sWt's PSa
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eau you VIM You realize that 70
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strength, with mind and body la tune.
A man or woman with disordered d.
gestive organs is not in shape for a
days work or a 6%y's play. How can
they expect to win? Kodsls For
Dyspepsia contains thee digestiv
juices OK healthy stomach ans vi
put your stomach e shape to per
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plying the body aud brain WITH
stTengta-building blood.S Digests what
you sat, relieves Indigestion, DyspeP
STA, Sour stomach, Palpitatton OF the
Heart and Constipation. Sold by Al
druggists.
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800 FOR sox.,e.

This would not be large prbcs to
pay for DR.. DrummoBd's Lightning
Remedies for rheumatism IL one cQlstn
not get relief any cheaper The
Drummond Medicine Co. New
have received hundreds OF unsol
testimonials from grateful peopN
stored 70 health by the use OF ther
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former torture. II you would hke to
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A cold is much more easily cure
when the bowels are open Kennedy
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eoeeRNmeNr sv COMMISSION

DesMoines, Iowa. is asking the leg.
isiature of the state to permit it to
try m experiment in city government
which has been successful in two
OF three instances in which it has
been tried in this country The propo-
sliion 20 turn over the city govern
uent. root aud branch. to a commits.
sion Of three persons who viii manage
u as the affairs Of a big corporation
are managed b. an executive comriit.
Tee. TO ayeGt. and avoid the possible
misuse Of their extraordinary powers
these commissioners Reh ant
ssverplly to bs suhs BalL That
Is a petition signed BIZ proper pro-
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When a horse is so overworked

When a horse is SO overworked
lies down and In other ways declares
it's inability to go further. you woui
consider It criminal to use force
Many a man OF humane impulses
who would not willingly harm a kit
ten is guilty Of cruelty where his own
stomach Is concerned Overdriven.
oyerworRed, when what It needs /
something that will digest the foo.
eaten and help the stomach to reeu-
perate Something Ike Kodol For Dy8
pepsia thai g sold by al druggists
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Neither the master. owners nor
consignees of the schooner Eyadne
will he responsible for any debts con.
tracted by the crew of said schooner.
Collins, Master.
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We solicit orders for everything In
be grocery line. Prompt service,
ow prices. Davis & 3lackerby. II
Monk street