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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28
SIGNED BY GOVERNOR,
School Teachers Take Interest In New
Law Raising Tax Levy.


School teachers generally throughout
the clty are taking great interest In
the new law which raises the tax levy
for school purposes. Tho law which Is
among the last signed by the governor,
raises The evy one mill for support and
maintenance and half mill for build.
ing The te1l OF the new law, which
Is already In effect through the opera.
TOE Of an emergency clause, is as fol-
lows
Section i: That section 1896. Revised
Statutes OF Utah. 1888. as ann end ed by
chapter ~. Laws OF Utah. 1901 be and
lhe same is hereby amended 10 read AZ
follows
1885, That the Board Of Education
shall Oh or before the first day OF May
~ each year prepare statement and
estimate OF the amount necessary for
The support and maintenance OF the
SCHOOLS under It's charge FOR the school
year commencing on the frst aay of
July next hereafter, also the amount
necessary to pay the interest ACQUIRING
during such year, and not Included In
amy prior estimate on bonds issued BY
said board, also the amount OF sink.
Ing fund necessary 10 be collected dur.
Ing such year for the payment ana ne.
dsmptlon OF such bonds and shall
forth With cause the same to be certified
by the president and clerk OF such
board 10 the officers charged with tho
assessment and collection OF taxes Tor
general county purposes IN the county
In which lle city is situated, ana such
Nfiteors. after having extended the val
natIon OF property ON lka assessment
rolls. shall levy such per cent as shall,
as nearly as may be. raise the amount
required by the board, which levy sha N
be uniform on all property within The
said city ~ returned ON the assessment
roll, and the said county Officers are
hereby authorized and Required TO place
he same on tho tax roll Such taxes
shall be collected by the county treas
aIer MS olher taxes ars collected, but
without additional compensation Tor as
t b. t ana eoiIeeiinE lna re shall PAY
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Hoods Sarsaparil,a

Nv collected, who shall huid thc same
Subject TO tho order oI the board VI edu-
cation. provided, that The tax for The
SUPPORT and maintenance OF such
Schools shall not exceed IN amy one year
SIX and one-half mills on enc .follar w =
or AL taxable property or said city (pt
which at least three mills shall not b.
used otherwise than for The payment
n teachers) and shall not exceed ono
ard one-half mills additional on tho
dollar 10 one year, 10 be used exclusives
Iy for the purchase OF school sites and
she erection OF school buildings.
Seec- 2. This act shall take effect up
on approval
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28
FEMALE CRATER.
Smooth Woman "Borrows" Sums of
Money From Various Business Men.

IN "a M ,,.-.,-,- -, . -. ~ ~
about the smooth work of an alleged
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'''''''e
thal g ME SioWu' Her maiden name
was stoIilt7- she Is accused OF making
persistent and proi1Iable calls at the
offices et business and professional
iiest anu utdef the pfe1snse OF chlld~
huod mountaineering that her pros~
pscllNe victim never knew. sAc relates
plAlhtiNe pea Tor assistance secures
SUMS OF money ranging from " TO so,
or Us mulch more as sac can get Ac-
campaigning her are TWO small children,
LOT whom sac pleads- saying that they
are hungFy ana ia distress 1t Is u
representation that selGpm fails to
have the desired effect, According 10
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28
HEBER LEE IS
STRICKEN DOWN
We'll Known Shipping CLERK Of The
Y. Dlnwoodey Company Sud-
denly Dies This Morning.
FAMILY ARE DISTRACTED.
Mir. Lee Left Home This Morning Mp
rarcnsIs IN GpSsa Health and Was NOT
Known To be Seriously Afflicted.

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$3.50 -. - sfa ,osat
sorrows hiGiess, fas"s4 A-es u -.
NORTH T-snaple seJsest, suddenly ornp
.s,ae -tts ~ .r-,l-z at 10 west Seq
~ s-.,- .,. -~-, r,t,so ~ his
end Ssa'''la se'es1~ 1ss,,,~.
death is ti7oesht 10 oe hea'' tai'
Nr. Lee hgs bcoa TN emploSe Ga
~, N s,,,,r,.ss, E-us,,itsre company
.ss
slsiN'e lsoN.
nc repactsd 20 ueosN rhlS fn"rtllu@s
81. assyaa ss.s s,an selt so badly that
~. -s.,..-., ~. tn,,nee where a fell
NJ Sss ''oVeE "'' Ia, 49,, s,,r.
low elfd9toS'e 77olaesN l't'''' ".'u
sssts-A than be 80 hoine He agreed
10 tae sagess'aSis and lelt tr's s"F@
sN'aaE *o''yA On @4ss'n '- ~ -.,,aso.aa,
fice eA Us a. :. 9Vo'e, t'S pay 9'e'', ~
MOI f7ntlirle tAF doctor In ms otllce' us
ttlcrA0ntd 10 2sis residence amq seeliE~
"a = Y1'Hsrf'tnUtcn- pr scott mllinS hlnl
he useu9 cHl7ns deWn 10 me olllSo ~
once ana se aatn' 70 ms sussS WI !
Mr a.es answered Iilal ~ was h'
vciS Sack aNe sHae llis WoniN Aoe -
neCcSsagS ie stl en- Sfer ~ tol sn,,
hun dno q Ivy W. 800, ~
slerc ~ West 7YNo'iu Sn'.p w., W
chase lsAl Slees -i pitNi.s T 1g-,,,,i.s
1N., Ga, q tfs
sln oig ,is.t I" ,iV ~ ho = l,,,r,t,'r IA :.
SlvI NJ ~ y ~ ,I,,esa'.a Ne ,ss.o,,iJ
Alt'4't o-'N t,-,.t. 80, ,.,ore sirrF
HsL VAs 80 IL, tTs had -,i.sferesi
atsaVhs $500 ,',t,1 -, ,,,.,,,, vn. ~
.',s,ta,,,,,. had ,,n dayrro,,,. an
auU .. '- -, .hs bnres that IL would
pi'.l es'V H., - N'-0
pqs,stis asto. FIAT =, eata MI HAY
~ -; a-e 49, ,insS ,ohat tna1S MAGE.
.,lisbo,''., ,a,,sriSs Lpyan Ia tvsltch and
No se1r aver inro my arms unconscious,
beId bIn, sor Serhsps a minuie.
white others Who were present sent TO- Tor
Reer arrived. and he pronounced the
patient dead"
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"a SAD ie'AAG 9N-h-NN-'
II was a. sad scene which followed
az Inc nome of Nr. Leo al ia west
North Tenapls street, Mrs. Lee. with
beY mother Mrs pitt. were ia The home
alonr wren "a neighbour brought the n,
ovnrd of A1r- / co.'s death. Just before
sbIs Ismes n Lee a brother, had
driven randy 10 the place and asked
sot n cher. He had been informed over
Tho fclonhOr,5 that Hober was very sick
and learning from James Dinwoodey
thSt ha had gone nome from the store
hs r1Ished thithcr, on learning that
Ueber had nor arrived, James H. went
back IN Inc store and charged his, fell
low worlsrnen with playing " practical
ioke upon him In the meanwhile ana
nIher telephone message was received
stating that Heber was at the La Voille
cigar store, 10 which the brother went
To- mud that the undertaking establish
nent OF Joseph VIM. TAYLOR had been
placed la charge of the remains and
that they had been removed He then
rushed back TO join the sorrowing;
household TO which the news OF the
sudden death had brought distraction
n,.. ~ CT ..r,,,x,rrrr
BUM ~ Si'1A l. y
lleber Lee was born in Statewide,
NOW known as North Ogden, July ~
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PERMITS TO CRAZE.
On Utah Reserves l. 3Ss, 800 Cattle and
Horses and 1885 o20 Sheep.
Especial to he -'News.

Washington, d, c., March 2s.-Chief
Forester Ptnehot has given out a state
ment as to the total number Of grown stock
which will be permitted to Craze upon
national forest reserves during the fea-
son Of le97 The total cattle and horses
permitted to be gra2ed on national re.
serves amounts to 1.SSS,aos, and 4,ss5 90
sheep and goats. In Utah l,5ss 'O1 catrt
and horses will be allowed 20 Craze and
9S7.s7O sheep and goats IN Idaho per-
have been ISSUED tor and 9lO.aoo head Of
sheep and goats.
In Wyoming 77Coo head OF cattle and
horses Will be allowed TO grate and $50
so sheep and goats In Idaho perInI Is
for 1896 head Of cattle and horses have
been issued for and 1890 head OF sheep
and goats In Wyoming 1900 head Of cat
tie ana horses Will be erazed. and $500
sheep and goats
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

You can't tell women's age after
she takes HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea. Her complexion Is finn She 10
round. plump ana handsomei ~ fact,
Tablets =. G. N. T. DRUG pspt, LIE
lla So. Main s.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

The secret OF fashionable beauty, l
asked the question OF noted beat,
~ specialist. 'ln order TO be round
rosy plump. very pretty and Sly llsh
take Holister's Rocky Mountain Tea
30 cents. p. c. NJ. j. Drug Dept ~
ll4 So Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

There are many toncs in the land
AS by the papers you can see, BpI
none OF them can equal HOLSTERS
Rocky Mountain Tea. IS csnts.2- G.
NJ. l. Drug Dept ll2-lls So. Main ST.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

All psInting specially attended 10 at
ths Deseret News Olsce. Estimates
promptly furnished Rush Nrders =
speciality
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28
NOTICE TO LADIES,

Wanting Easter Millinery. Spring or
Summer Dress or Street Hats When
ready to select give me a cali. You
will find the styles right the work
neat, and prices most reasonable
MRS p. WARREN,
SO Z. list South st.
We can fll ord ers promptly.
MARTIN COAL co.
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we can I'll orders promptly
MARTIN COAL co.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

Headaches and Neuralgia From Colds.
L-A.AAltS.E bEeoAlo egulnine, tne world
Wide Cold and Grip remedy removes
cause, Call for full name, Look for sig.
nature T. W GROVE, sc
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

Mrs r.. f. Bauer and Mrs p, II Beck
entertained Yesterday al cards In honor
of Mrs. Clark and Mrs. lyle OF Mont
ana the decorations being in Amer va a
Beauty roses and about rs guests being
pre- sent,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

Ms c, W. Mason entertained at an
afternoon affair on Tuesday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs, Edgar s Hills Will leave
for the coast nn Saturday for a stay
of several weeks
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

Miss CheeseInan and Miss Maclea'
entertained at bridge tea this after
noon in honor Of Hiss Leslie Kerr
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Mahonri M. Young VIII
be at home TO their friends next week
at 1888 Center street.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

Miss Mabel Dreuhl OF Illinois sister
of Mrs S. B. Shrader and niece OF r, A.
Dreuhl of this city. is visiting with Mrs.
Sshraeder
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

About 2s guests enjoyed the bridge
tea given yesterday by Mrs. John Ron
seImar in honor OF Mrs c. S. William.
SON The rooms being bright with Looted
flowers and Mrs vVilnaln=vn winning
the card prize as well as the guest prize
while Mrs w. h. Warren drew tho 9th"
er.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

Mrs. j. H. Beifuss VIII give a large
card party next "Wednesday afternoon
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

Mrs. l.. D.. Bache az Omaha was
guest of honor yesterday at dnnar
given by Mr. and Mrs, r. b Cosgrif.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

Mrs. Nettie II. Sloan who has beer
spending few days in the city will
relatives has returned to her home II
Logan.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

Mrs Robert w. Fisher entertained IN
formally at the Commercial club yes
terday-
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

Tonight Mr.. and Mrs Frank Gustin
give card party at their home.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

Social interest is increasing in the
music festival To be given at the Tab
ernacle on April s and q and any NUM-
Dor of parties are being planned
for the three concerts.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-03-28

Joshua tsrCInWouN judge pt the
Fifth Judicial district, came In from
Fillmore last evening ANA registered
AT lho Kenyon The Judge reports CON
oltIOns pro5p In central Utah,
and especially M Mlllard county,
where the buslness men have just re-
Gently established bank The peo-
ple OF our county were Well satisfied
with Mlllards representa- ON " the
late legislature, said Judge Green-
wood "Whlle our man WIS kcpt
down by combination OF ciroum-
stances. perhaps not remotely connect
GA with tho contest for the speaker
sIiIp from serving his section and
state with the ability that he possesses.
YET we feel thal he rendered an excel
itnt aocouut " his stewardship with
liz opportunity lac had The repre-,
sentatlve In tha legislature from Mil
lard was Alr- Thompson, Of point OF
order fame, and a better parlamentaT.
I au ana a more level headed man OF
hard sense mad no seal ON the HooT
than The sciplO statestnan.
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q e. @ ribs TIE SYSTEN
-. -. -. OF EAHLARIA

Malaria vic! co'.v reathe
and
y, tait is
>! sii,w weak vitality dcrangd
c,l and fever show that
the l~y Malaria affects the liver OF
and affections of kinds often result from this hdious
allowed blood
ts Malaria must be removed from the system through the cuaou
equals This
int the blood and drives oat all microbes and poisons and
blood
healthfu
enabling
and builds
while Riding blood of the Of Malaria
will pleased with the and pleasant
absolutely medicine heing free from harmful
~ho write TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC co.. ATLANTA "a
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ORANGE HEIGHTS NEWS.

Orange Heights July bud Robin
son aud his sister. Miss !iamie Rob.
inson. OF Mrlrose.. visited here Satur.
day.
Miss Pearl Grincr OF Mtlrosc Visited
the family of w McMillion several
days last week
Belle McMillion has just returned
from Melro>e. after a pleasant visit
with the family OF her uncle. s. Year.
wood
Miss Belle Han visited hawthorn
zone day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J a. King visited rel.
atiN"s at Hawthorn SUNDAY,
7. +. Swill.! OF lowell visited
friends her" Tu.>da! and "Wednesday
q. last week.
Mrs NJ r. Jolly and daughter. FL
la, visited relatives at Rochcll" Sun,
day.
Mrs. VIM McNally OF Gainesville
visited her parents several days last
week.
{. r Eddy left TUESDAY morning for
q brief visit to Jacksonville.
After the long dry spell! all are
rejoicing over the fine rains We had
during last week
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Women as Well as Men Are Made
Miserable by Kidney and
Bladder Trouh,.'.

Kidney t, q.
! ~
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MicANoPY NOTES.

Micanopy. July 3.-Mrs. T. NJ. Moore
and daughters Misses Lucille and
Sue Feaster. of Ocala. are visiting
Mrs. Sue ID. Feaster.
Mrs. J. ID. Watkins and daughter
Clarie have gone to Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. {. f. Melton and
children have gone to Georgia on a
visit to Mrs. Meltons parents.
Dr. n l.. Montgomery and !. n
Merry went to Gainesville Tuesday
on hard road business. Let the good
work go on.
II. c. Crawford has bought the
Sanders residence from DIR. W. c.
Johnson on West Main street.
The foundation TO the new hotel
has been built. and We hope II will
not be long before We will have ano-
Their good hotel here. Miss Honor
Parder l. having the work done We
hear that 1t will have about twenty
rooms. This is something that has
been badly needed here.
G. H. Crisman has built a new
>rrnnda to his house. which adds
to the loohs very much
The building fever l. getting Il lit.
tie hold on our town We hope IL
will ris.. higher and higher. We hear
that there are still others that are
going to build soon.
j. =. Neal of Mcintosh passed
through town Tuesday en- route to
Gainesville.
Watcrmclons are still moving out
Mr. and Mrs. J. Il. SinontOn have
gone to Adalrsvile. Ga. where they
own a fine peach orchard. to look af,
ter his interests. They will he gone
for several months.
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THE NEWS FROM MELRosE.
Launching Of Motor Boat Was Event
OF Marked lrterest-personais.

H"iru,r. Iui\ =. a stranger coming
int, .l,lr,," yesterday Afternoon
vn' l.: ttvr t",.n a-toni.h"i TO hr |
No. g, th, i 'r,'- clOstI ed lri,O1
Vi. III. streets. Tor ever. boa! IN town,
old and Young. VA. AT the foot OF
Quail street to witness the launching
Of the Jackson baldwin Iuotorboat
A start was made early 10y setting
the boat on a truck and rolling her
carefully on prepared tracks along
Park street and down Quail street
The boat gaily decorated with flags
aud held only by a long rope In the
hands of many willing helpers. was
pcady for the final plungr when at
3:l5 y. IN Miss Lenna Jackson step.
ped forward and breaking n bottle Of
" inc over the bow, named the boat
"Lenema
Let go. rang out and midst the
hearty cheers of the crowd the
launch foated of in the most ap.
proved style sitting as square and
true as possible. A pretti-r sight
no one could wish to see a, she rode
the water with the many flags flying
in the breeze.
A better.madt boat. or Il more Gle
giant and beautiful! designed one
would l.. hard to And She certainly
does her owners credit. and our Citi
zens are proud to think this Is a
Melrose talent BRAVO. Harry and
Memory.
The L.ns ma named after Mrs Bald
win ard Miss Jackson. m.asur 80
by q feet and y equipped with an :
horse power double cylinder gasoline
engine. The cabin will seat twenty.
FIVE or thirty comfortably, and five
or six more could find seats in the
engine.roonl. The inside will be
hardwood finished. while the outside
IL white with green trimmings.
May their owners have many pleas.
ant hours with the I.cuema. is the
wish OF all MelroSe.
The children's day excursion will
take place July eth in the morning.
and not III the evening as heretofore
stated.
MIR. aud Mrs W. Wickcs have re.
moved to their farm on lngleside
avenue
Miss Pearl Griner has returned
from q most enjoyable visit to her
parents at Anthony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon MCRae are leav
return here in the fall.
Mr. and Mrs. II. Won EosZky OK.
pect to leave for Ashe>ille y. G..
about the middle OF this month.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

bv druggists, III tl!,I.
cen: au, o". ..Ir
$. g bottles. You may
have .'.l:.t bottle
bv ;nn:h free. A., "A
..,', ',S,, ,
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HIGH SPRINGS NOTES.
Many Notes OF Interest in That Pro
0ressivs Town-Personal Mention.

High Springs. july I'll" ku!- 80
Of Pythias held Il memorial s,', .,,
in their hall L.I Snrta' At'.ln"o: l.
WAS a very h"aut '.i IL .. I.lr, Sc
ceremony. The music was tat Which
Is required by the X OF T. rituals
The choir sang Il Would Not Live
Away" followed BY IA duet Good
night" rendered hy Mr., William
Futch and Miss Lila Thompson
The address by Rev Thompson
was deeply touching and impressive
A large crowd was present. In the
evening Mr.. Thompson. who Is the
highly esteemed Presbyterian minis
Ter at this place. preached a very fine
and appropriate sermon to the
Knights. The music vas as follows:
Hymn-"Lead Kindly Light
Anthem-"The Golden Gate.
Hymn Know That My Redeem
or Liveth."
Duet-"Some Day the Silver Cord
Will Break"
On Monday night the Knights and
Pythian Sisters held a joint installa
ton ceremony at the opera house.
The decorations were beautiful. con
sisting Of flags and bunting.
At & o'clock the Pythian Sisters.
arranged in their handsome regalia.
marched into the hall. to the strains
OF a beautiful march. followed by the
knights. and all took their proper
stations.
The following knights were in
stalled:
Chancellor Commander ! +. Pend
Teton: Vice-chancellor. j. r Awkward.
Prelate. r., l.. Peterson: Master Of
Works. ". y. Davidson, Master-at-
Arms J. II. Sails: Inner Guard, +. K.
Simpson: Outer Guard. J c. Lee
Counte.
The following Pythian Sisters were
installed:
NJ. F.. C.--Mrs. Ada Easterlin: r.
S.-Mrs. Georgia Hunter; f. J-Mrs.
Mrs. W. u. Anderson: Manager-Mrs
Resa Sails: NJ Of X and C.-Mrs. Kate
Wood; NJ OF F.--Mrs. Carrie Grady:
Guard-AIrs. Nellie Hatchrll. p. c.
Mrs Ahea Anderson.
On Saturday night Mrs. II. Mel
Grady entertained in honor OF her
guests. Miss Peacock and Miss ldel
shelton. Of Lake City 500 was
played and Miss Blanche Bryan won
first prize and Mr. Riggs the gentle
mans prize,
Mrs NJ = Summers CAV" "A pic
mic and dance At the Poe Springs on
Tuesday in pnor OF her guests
Miss Aline Hunter. of Athens. Ga.
The Card Club met with Mrs. An
NE l,aus on Thursday evening. and
spent most delightful time.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

FOURTH OF JULY-Seaboard Air
Line railway will sell tickets At rate
OF one and one.third straight fares
for the round trip between all points
with q minimum rate OF nifty cents.
Tickets on sale July Ind. 3rd and
4th. &oo1 returning on or before July
Sth.
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Az the World

Knows that Billiards. Snow Lini.
Ment has no superior for rheumatism,
stin joints. cuts. sprains. lumbago
and all pains. Buy it, try IL and you
will always use it, Anybody who has
Used Billiards. Snow Lininlent is a
living proof OF what II does. All We
ask Of YOU IL to get trial bottle.
Price csc. soc and sl.00. Sold BY
W. NJ. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04
For Over Sixty Years

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has
been used for children's teething. 1t
soothes the child. sorens the gums,
allays all pain. cures wind collie. and
is the best remedy for diarrhoea.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-07-04

cha urinates: 900 often, ifthc urine sCa!ls
The flesh, or il. when the Clii.d reac!le> Al
axe when it should he able toControl The
pa ,saye, j, Is vet afflicted with bel-wet-
ting drpeniupon i, thrca">c of the d III
cu.,, i, .inev trouble and IKE first
step iii .,,lli bc wards the treatment a.:
liz, II important. o.y '',,' Thus un'.' .>a'it
t.oub... i ,.,c to a diseased condition az
the Kidneys and Bladder and no, t" a
ha,,, AS .:lo>, pc":'.r SUPPOSE.
Women as we'll ~ men axe made in:>rr.
able with kidney and h.Ad icr t.o"h.e.
and bo.h iee'l the same great remedy.
The Mid and the immediate etcc, OF
.Sw amp. Root is soon realized. 1t i sold
s.; $ :.: ": !; ): 81: A.. ":
have s.'l;.t bottle l@0
bv :nn.h free AZ, a Hom. Of Swamp Eoos-
pa:npil,-t &c ing ~. about Swann-Rno:.
;nr.uj ~ l'i:.r OF t.,c Thousands of te-,.-
uu:,ia. !c::,:, :'r,."ci i-"1l sufferers
,u.>i. T. l:...n.- ~, r.. :.'-- \ &C.,.
E.r !, li,!t.:i, \. y =, il, So. .;:'. 'uen,!rn
tl,i, pnp., boz, nI,nr Any mistake.
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The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-26

Mayor Harmer knows that James
H. Moore fought Judge Lynch for
election. Mayor Hammer knows also
that Judge Lynch has done much to
have clean, honest, upright govern
ment stih. Mayor Harmer is CON
tent to run on ticket with one who
would have defeated all the work
Judge Lynch has done. if he could
have succeeded in keeping Judge
Lynch on the bench and elected his
own favorite. whose reputation we
need not speak of here.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1907-03-26

n the News were not i'd favor Of
gambling dens ana places Of vice. It
would not now be so anxious to re-
elect Mayor Harmer One promi-
nent minister has stated from his
pulpit that gambling Is going on.
The News itself has charged against
Mr. Harmer that he permits unmar-
ried men and women to live togeth-
er. The Telegram charged him with
permitting disreputable women to
pace the streets. He admitted 1t to
the Telegram. Tho News knows he
has been tried and found wanting.