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WORLDS TEMPERANCE CONGRESS-

April 30th, 1903, the first temperance
society in history was organized at Nor
eau, Saratoga County, N. Y. The humid
erdth anniversary of this society, which
Saratoga Springs, near Moreau. June
18th to 30th, 1907. All temperance So
cieties are invited to participate The
send representatives. Each Organization
represented will arrange and conduct its
own program. Many such have agreed
TO cooperate. Saratoga Springs is one
of the great summer resorts of the East
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A Ten Thousand Dollar Start.

When, last spring, the state COM
mittee was considering the advisa-
bility of entering upon a campaign
the object of which should be nothing
less than the capture of the Organiza-
ton of the House of Representatives,
it was agreed that a necessary step
toward such an undertaking must be
that not less than so men should
manifest their willingness to cOntri-
butte 5000 each, 500 going this year
to the work of the state committee
and 500 next year to aid the legisla-
tive contest in such district as the
giver should indicate. The payment
of the pledges was made conditional
on obtaining so such. This was no
easy proposition. Not because there
are not several times that number
of men among the Prohibitionists Of
Minnesota who are able to give that
amount of money-many of them
have given considerably more than
that to other causes, but because we
had not been accustomed to giving
for Prohibition work on SO liberal a
scale; because we were not educated
up" to giving as generously to the
cause which lies nearest to our hearts
as to others in which we are also in
terested. Only five men of our grand
host had heretofore given 500 a year
or more.
We rejoice to be able to state that
the requisite SO pledgors have come
up to the line of higher endeavor.
Among them are men of means;
some are men of limited resources,
the payment of whose pledges will
necessitate heroic sacrifice; and there
are college boys who will hustle and
deny themselves next summer in
order to meet their splendid Obliga-
ton. A number of ladies are on the
list The most hopeful feature, how
ever, is the fact that not only con-
siderable number but even a large
proportion of the so have not been
connected with the Prohibition party
heretofore
The financial part of the work is
only just begun. Others are able to
join the loyal so and it is hoped that
they will consider it a pleasure to do
so. Hundreds of others can give 500
each who have not thought of con-
tributing such sum heretofore. The
liberality which it is in their power
to show will stimulate a vastly larger
number to give such sums as they
have not been accustomed to con-
tribute but all of which will be neces
sary to the success of the Forward
Movement upon which we have en-
tered.
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THAT is DIFFERENT,

What a difference, my countrymen!
Suppose (if it were supposable) that
w. J. Bryan should privately or pub
licly drink cocktails" or wine.
Wouldn't the Republican and corpora
ton dailies raise their hands in horror
and publish it broadcast? You bet!
But President Roosevelt can drink
cocktails with Vice-President Fair
banks, at a public function, and wine
at public dinner, and nothing is said.
Some of them even censure the Pro-
hibitionists for mentioning the matter.
-Waseca (Minn) Herald.
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OPPOSES ONLY ONE PARTY.

ror more than twelve years this pub
LEGATION has kept out of politics.
Neither our news nor our advertising
columns have ever contained politi-
cal announcement or an editorial ex-
preston, except that we have always
opposed the Prohibition party and its
principles, as we do today.-Whole-
salers' and Retailers Review, Uiquor)
San Francisco.
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THE OKLAHOMA PROHIBITION
VOTE

Oklahoma and Indian Territory cast
190,524 votes for state prohibition to 49,
PA against it, a prohibition majority Of
1880.
The vote cast for prohibition in Indian
a majority of 3,100 Oklahoma territory
gave prohibition 71,759 votes and 56,57s
against, a majority for prohibition of
$3.50. In Oklahoma proper only two
counties gave anti prohibition majorities,
Logan and Oklahoma. In Indian Territory
fifteen counties gave anti-prohibition
ma joritieS
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Subscribers often ask this editor, when
in the field, how their accounts stand
This would rarely be necessary if on the
receipt of a bill they would pay it. This
would vastly decrease the detail work
time now spent in meeting obligations by
extraordinary methods, instead of through
the prompt receipt of renewals, the nat
ural way. All this would nightly in
crease the usefulness of the paper, which
is important, and fill our office with joy,
which is not so Observation-Disclosures
nice.
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The Gent-Madame, l am collecting for
the Drunkards' Home, and am open to
receive anything suitable for that institu-
ton
Lady of the House-All right, call
around about . o'clock tomorrow morn
ing and you can have my husband
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The Prohibition Postal gotten out by
A. w. Fairbanks, 693 w. Lake ST.. Chi
cago. publisher also of the Prohibition
the most telling kind are given. 1t is in
genious, impressive and neat. Plenty of
space is left for correspondence. Send
him dime for a dozen in variety and
you will not regret it. We must make
the people think.
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THE NEW BATTLE HYMN.

Have you beard the shout in Georgia
Sounding out through all the earth?
And her sister, Alabama,
Says, MY sons have equal worth,
For they are steadily marching on
To join the holy mirth,
When God shall set us free!
CHORUS.
Glory! Glory! Hallelujah
Mrs. M. M. Nichols, Joliet, Ill.
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TELEGRAPH OPERATORS.

10000 new men by March 1st-thatS
the new Federal law. Official Training
School for the big companies. Special
Rates. Write today.
673 Ryan Building, st. Paul, MINI.
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When the liquor traffic is dead, one
of the politicians main sources of graft
will be gone
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A LIVE WIRE.

And the cocktails red glare, the boom
bursting in air,
Gave proof that some things must be
handled with care.
The People.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-22
FROM
Or. ARMSTRONG
The Well Known Eye and Nerve
Specialist of Jacksonville.

II well known and established
fact that 90 per cent OF all headaches
and nervous troubles are reflex con-
ditions having their cause in eye strain.
Although the eyes may seem perfect m
their functions, there may exist some
trouble that 10 latent aud will cause
many complications OF the Iystem and
prod uce q strain upon the entire nerv.
Gus system, thereby causing many
chronic troubles To develop.
To locate these conditions, a new
science, not taught IA the old schools,
has been perfected and is known as
OphthslmoloRy ny this modern sys-
TEN, which l now practice exclusively.
| straigh,en cross.eyss without opera
ton. overcome all forms oieye trouble,
aud chronic and nervous arrangements
disappear within very short Time. !
have accomplished excellent results in
hu md reds Of cases throughout Florida.
can be seen i'm Gainesville. in per-
son, at the Brown House ou Jan %
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-22
DR.. J. {. ENNIS

Of Atlarts, Ga, Addresses the Peo-
pie of Gainesville on a Matter OF
Hesllh.
"To Whom /, Mag Concern: Oflaie
there has been good deal of discus.
sion in regard to advertised medicines,
their value and poSer to cure.
"Iwsnt to say TO the people Of Gaines.
willie that ! believe the most valuable
cod liver oil preparation, the best body
builder. health restorer and strength
creator known to medicine today 10
Vinol
"While Vinol does not contain the
system.cloRging oil OF old-fs.hioned
cod liver oil and mulsions, it a,tually
does contain all the curative medicinal
principles Of the Gods liver in a highly
concentrated form. with tonic iron I'd
ded, and IL Ia delicious 10 take.
II sdvise vinol in my practice, and
fiud il has no squsl for healing coughs,
colds bronchial troubles and sore lungs.
~ have used vinol in many cases Of
ind igestion, characterization, and for
patients who we're a. emic and rum
down with splendid results. have
also found vinol to be boon to the
aged.
81 believe ViDol 90 be well worthy OF
any honest physicians endorsement"
We cell Vinol To the people OF
Gainesville OH an offer 20 refund none ,
10 it fails to beneflt.-W. VI. Johnson,
Druggist.
NOrE While we are sole agents for
vinol in Gainesville. IL 10 now for sale
~ the leading drug store in nearly
every town and city in the country.
Look for the vinol agency in your
town.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-22
GRAND OPERA.
Martha" is Coming on Wednesday.
the 23rd instant.

the 23rd instant.
Gainpsville has had all kind. and
styl uf am1ssments. but Manager
Layton THINKS he has discovered n com
plsts d-partnr" in the prentation Of
the And rrws' Grand Opera Company,
Offering Floiow's exquisite maste rpiece
at Edwards' Opera House on Wednes-
day night. January 23rd.
Dainty. delightful Martha" in its
gentle romance and beautiful compost
ton. Rwakes universal praise for its
superior elements, delightful music
and the elimination OF the caustic and
rancorons dialogue deluging the stage.
The organization appearing Wednes-
day night comprises an ensemble OF
native talent and voices seldom seen in
the smaller cities. and as a matter Of
fact, very seldom seen outsids Il East
ern reAims.
A commemorate feature Of the com.
pany ia its unique. refined manner Of
on WALL, barns and boards setting forth
impossible scenes, situations and gem
ersl humhuRgery, three polite and
ed ucsted advance representatives en-
gage in their various duties OF solicit.
ing the element Of patronage inter-
ested in opera or things musical and
pure.
Handsome, d-cLle.edge1 storiottes
OF the opera are di-tr,buted. novel
menu cards describing the points Of
the opera are also freely scattered,
while dainty little Invitations IRE
mailed through the city.
The company goes from here TO
Tamia, filings three nights engage
ment ia the Tampa Bay Hotel Audito-
rum.
The pricrs for the engagement are
| 81 90 for reserved seats. General adj.
mission, 35 and 5oc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-22
CLOSING DAY OF
STUDENT CONFERENCE
Address Made by Mr. Cooper Of
New York at Presbyterian.
coNvsNrIoN VERY SUCCESSFUL

Il was the First Student Convention OF
the Y. N. @. a. Ever Held in Florida.
Prominent Speakers Present. and
Fins work Accomplished.
The closing session OF the Florida
8 sadent Conference was held In the
eFssbyterisn church Sunday evening
The address was delivered By MI.
clayton 8. Cooper Of New York. on
the Greatness Of Christ" After this
sadress the delegates met alone for a
most impressive session. Many stu
.<sents told In q brief and unostents-
'tions way the vision Of q larger life
!. shsy had received and the plans for a
strong religious work they we're going
= 10 put into effect when they returned
30 their colleges.
THE Conference 10 the frat associa.
.7ion meeting which has ever been held
90 Florida. IL has been exceedingly
hslpful to delegates and promises
sherefore 10 open up stronger re-
Irioos life among the educational i'm
sSitutions Of Florida.
The Conference has been addressed
81 such men a. Mr.. Cooper OF New
York, Mr.. w. d. weatherford Of At
.faBts, Mr.. Ralph NJ. Harper OF North
fCarolips, MS J. v. Reed Of Atlanta
/. and DR.. Andrew Sledd Of Gainesville.
The closing day vas mem
<ursble one for the Conference.
In addition 60 the inspiring address OF
Mr. Cooper. Mr.. w. ID. wesiherford
tpoke in the University chapel In the
afsernoon to mass-meeting for men
10 spite OF The rain the meeting was
wslI attended. Eight or ten men
ssked for prayer TO live the stronger
life. Two men took q definite stand
for the Christian life.
In the closing session, resolutions
we're passed thanking the students and
faculty and President sledd, OF the
University, and che citizens of Gaines
Vile for their hospitality in openins
rtheir homes TO the Conference, and
Cor help in making the Conference such
. success. The pastors Of the churche,
we're also thanked for their co-opera'
zion aud help.
Most Of the delegates and leaders left
on che early morning train Monday
for their respective colleges.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-22
NEWS OF CITY AND
COUNTY CONDENSED

II. d. Wood OF Evinston, member OF
the firm Of Wood a Evins. merchants,
vas a business visitor TO this city yes.
terday.
For sale-Selcct Barred Plymouth
Rock eggs for hstching-fifteen for
one dollar. five dollars per hundred.
b. F. Matthews, Tacoms, Fla.
W. r. Steckert, land commissioner
OF the Gunner Lumber Company, left
yesterday for Dade City and other
points on business connected with his
company.
J. R. Eddins aud son, John, left
Sunday for Havana, Cuba, where they
will spend q few days. They may de.
eide to visit other sections OF the island
before they return.
c. Hayes, formerly proprietor OF
the bowling alley in this city. has
associated himself with HE brother at
Pieolata, St. Johns river, in the
crosstie contracting business.
George Ford has arrived 10 the city
from Ohio. and will spend the winter
here with his son, Fred II. Ford, and
family. This 10 his fret visit &C
Gainesville, and he seems we'll pleased
with the city. He is delighted with
the climate. also.
Mrs. +. II. Akley OF Vernon, VI
has arrived in the city, and will spend
the winter with her sister, Mrs. I 4,
Webster. Mr.. Akley 10 a prominent
citizen OF Vermont, being an extensive
farmer and s.ockman, and a represent
alive in the Legislature OF his State.
Capt. J. A. Carlisle will prepare thu
fish chowder to be served by the ladie'
OF the Earnest WORKER Society % th'
H Presbyterian church, in the storeronu
recently vacated by Mrs. LeGrande
In addition to the chowder oysters snC
coffee will be served Remember ih'
date, Wednesday, January %. from
4 to y O'Clock 2. m. The pro
ceeds will be devoted TO the benefit o
the building fund OF the church.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ID. Russell OF tn,
English Colony, near Gainesville, have
removed to Jacksonville, where they
expect To make their future hune
They were among the first settlers o
the English Colony which thrived anC
fiourished for so long. having beer
founded in 1898, and were the lsst 4
leave. During their long residence IN
this section they made many friends
all OF whom will wish them much sue
cess in their new home.
James Lovelsce, for the past few
years a resident OF this city, left thl
morning for HE old home in Brewton
Ala, where he has accepted lucratiy,
position, and where he expects t,
again reside. Mr.. Loyelsce, being
practical printer, was for & long TIM
employed by The Sun, aud afterwsrt
worked in other Offices here. He ha
recently acted as assistant ticket sgen
Of the Atlantic Coast Line. but decided
TO return TO his old home. Friend
regret his departure, but wish hin
much success in his new position.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-22
For Marshal.

respectfully announce my eandi-
aacy for the office OF City Marshal at
she election on April Och. 1907. II
elected I shall perform the duties OF
the Office without fear or favor.
BEEJAMIN T. ARROW.
Gainesville, Fla, Jan. Il, 1907.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-22
Tacoma House Party.

The home OF George Chamberlain At
Tacoma was the scene of jolly hpuse
party on Friday evening OF the past
week. when Mr. and Mrs. Chamber
lain entertained their children aud
families, together with a few invited
friends. This occasion was one of the
most enioysble ever given by MIR. and
Mrs. Chamberlain, who have made
famous as entertainers.
During the evening oysters were
served in every style imaginable.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-22
For Sale or Rent.

90 acre. Of land ~ miles South OF
Gainesville, formerly owned by l.. W.
Jackson. Inquire of Isaac Stevens
Ocala, Fla.
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-03-05
By George Barr nCCutCheOn.

Copyright, 1904, Doid, Mead & Co.

} IT was fu.,e 5. * T. = y o.it-l''d Tee
missive. II!s haal c,lSel orer hers
and the note. and he bent close once
more.
'My only fear Is that the test will
make it impossible for me to kiss your
hand again" said he in strained
voice She looked up in surprise.
"Then it is really something dlsloy-
alp
Il have called it test. your high
ness" he responded enigmatically.
"Well. Wen see," she said and forth
with turned her eyes to the all impOr-
tant paper. A quick fash crossed her
brow; her eyes blinked hopelessly. The
note was written in the Graustark Ian
guage!
'Tll read it later, Baldos. This is no
place for me to be reading notes, don't
you know; really, 1t isn't. I'll give it
back to you tomorrow" she was in
haste TO say.
An inscrutable smile came over his
face.
"RaVOne'S Information IS correct, /
am now convinced" he said slowly.
''Pray, your highness, glance over it
now, that may destroy it at once" he
persisted
''The light isn't good"
''It seems excellent"
"And / never saw such a miserable
scrawl as this. He must have written it
on horseback, and at full gallop."
at is quite legible, your highness."
Il really cannot read the stuff. You
know his handwriting. Read it to me.
I'll trust you to read 1t carefully"
This is embarrassing, your highness,
but obey, OF course, if you command.
Here is what RaVone says:
I'VE have fresh proof that she is not the
princess, but the American girl. Be ex-
ceedingly careful that she does not lead
you into any admissions. The Americans
are tricky. Have little to say to her and
guard your tongue well. We are all well
and are hoping for the best"
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-03-05

II will some day gise my lie to re
pay you for those words, your high
ness" he said. Her hani was restins
on the side of the chair. Something
warm touched it, and then it was lift
ed resistlessly. Hot, passionate lips
burned themselves into the white fin
gers, and a glow went into every fiber
of her body
"Ohr was all she could say He
gently released the hand and threw up
his chin resolutely.
Il am almost ready to die" he said.
She laughed for the first time since
they entered the park.
81 don't know how to treat you" she
said In a helpless futter. You know
a princess has many trials in life"
Not the least of which is woman
hood"
''Baldos," she said after a long
pause Something very disagreeable
had just rushed into her brain. Have
you been forgetting all this time that
the Princess YetiYe is the wife Of
Grenfall Lory"
ut has never left my mind for an
instant. From the bottom Of my heart
/ congratulate him. His wife is an
angel as well as a princess"
"Well, In the code of morals, is it
quite proper to be so loyal to another
mans wife?" she asked, and then she
trembled. He was supposed to know
her as the wife Of Grenfall Lorry, and
yet he had boldly shown his love for
her.
ut depends altogether on the other
mans wife," he said, and she looked
up quickly 1t was too dark to see
his face, but something told her to
press the point no further. Deep down
In her heart she was beginning to re-
joice In the belief that he had found
her out. If he still believed her to be
the real princess, then he was-but the
subject Of conversation at least had
to be changed.
''You say your message to Ravone
was Of purely personal nature" she
said.
Eyes, your highness." She did not
like the way In which he said your
highness." 1t sounded as If he meant
1t.
"How did you know that you were
to see him today"
"We have waited for this opportunity
since last week Franz was in the cas-
tie grounds last Thursday"
''Good heavens! You don't mean ltv'
Eyes, your hlghness. He carried a
message to me from Ravone. That Is
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-03-05

why Ravone and the others waited for
me In the hills"
you amaze mew
II have seen Franz often" he con-
fessed easily. HE is am excellent
messenger"
$50 1t would seem. We must keep
lookout for him. He Is the go-be-
tween for you all, see."
''Dld you learn to say you all in
American" he asked. Her heart gave
great leap. There was something
80 subtle in the query that she was
vastly relieved.
"Never mind about that, sir You
won't tell me what you said in your
note to RavOne."
"I cannot"
"Well, he gave you one In return. II
you are perfectly sincere, Baldos, you
will hand that note over to me. 1t
shall go no further, / swear to you, If,
as you vow, 1t does not jeopardize
Graustark Now. sir, prove your 10y
atty and your honesty"
He hesltated for long time; then
from an inner pocket he drew forth a
bit of paper.
81 don't see why 1t has not been
destroyed" he said regretfully. what
a neglectful fool have beenp
"You might have said it had been de-
stroyed," she said, happy because he
had not said it.
"But that would have been lie
Read 1t, your highness, and return 1t
to me. 1t must be destroyed"
at Is too dark TO read 1t here" with
out word he handed the paper to her
and called the chair bearers, to whom
he gave Instructions that brought her
speedily beneath one Of the park lamps.
She afterward recalled the guilty i'm
pulse which forced her to sit on the
selltale note while the men were carry
her along In the driveway. When
Polk County observer. (Monmouth, Polk County, Or.) 1888-1927, 1907-03-05
CHAPTER XIX

"IrlTAHY, good evening. Is that
VA youY' struggled somewhat
II" Historically through Bever-
o ly's lips Not since the dear
old days of the stolen jam and sugar
bits had she known the feelings of a
culprit caught red handed. The light
from the park lamps revealed a merry,
accusing smile on the face of Yetive,
but the faces of the men were serious.
Marlanx was the picture of suppressed
fury.
at is the relief expedition, your high
ness" said Yetlve warmly. 1--WE
thought you were lost in the wilds of
the jungle"
"She Is much better protected than
we could have imagined" said the Iron
Count, malevolently mild and polite.
Cant l venture into the park with
out being sent fOrY' asked Beverly.
ready to fly into the proper rage. The
pink had left her cheeks white. 81 am
proud to observe, however, that the
relief expedition is composed Of the
most distinguished people in all Grau-
stark. Is there any significance to be
attached to the circumstance"
Cant we also go strolllng in the
park, my dear?" plalntively asked Ye-
tive.
ut depends upon where we stroll.
fancy" suggested Marlanx derisively.
Beverly flashed a fierce look at the
head of the army. by the way, Baron
DanglOss, where is the incompatible
Haddan?"
Baldos shot startled glance at the
two men and In an instant comprehen-
sion came to him. He knew the secret
OF Haddan's constant companionship.
An expression of bitter scorn settled
upon his mouth. DangIoss mumbled 8
reply, at which the Iron Count laughed
Sareastically.
Il am returning to the CASTLE" said
Beverly coldly. pray don't let me
Interfere with your stroll. Or is it
possible that you think il necessary to
deliver me safely to my nurse now that
you have found me%
Don't be angry, dear" whispered
V-f'vN "o'nin0 close to her side. 81