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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09
SIG sOH TO GET WELL,
"hat u Cost John .. Rc-ke'eiIer 70
Receiver MS Health

''"'"'Ai... \uA r.r luaa u
h"' "i'"' v 3.c y, -, mos. ;aa,
~ Is jh' pr'u' .-.a .: /. t.. r
Eiss"r. n!> ta'..,, ihN..,,.L b..
Eis'.r "a'c""! Mr K,rG"'"l e" ria.
epi "i"' 'ae fo', Il i A..n, rI,.-
Ca. ana ~ tn- h't.H !e,.t'.I TIA;
Tie Standard o.. Ma.,a'. A4s ,lDt
to ~" n."!e '.au uuacjel ui ,r..-
tyr, longci
William RockritIar, John ID Ruck
e'.I..rs father. L. still. lNiLs aud l.
- Dr iig.Als said he .aA to rra-
srN why tDr master OF Fur.,' Hi.i
Should not 1--we longer than his faith
"r. Mir. Ruchef~.!,r has be,n
bonn I" C" physically, aud ne is Gully
~ Years ".d now. he - g!oaius up
again and growing up scientifically .
AIDING TO his muscle. TO his lungs. To
his hear, power with ever! breath "
fresh ar lie takes on Forest Hi. and
with every drive ne makes wit. u.
golf club.
MIR. Rockefeller came to C.ey--
land In ls33 III the middle OF the pam
&c period. completely broken in ncalth
and spirit. HE could Eat nothing
which would nourish him His ap-
petite was gone. and bis nervous s!s-
ten was wreck.
DR.. I'm q sick man. LIN afraid
I'm going to die. But IL Is not on
account OF the financial situation that
am sick" he said. Its through
disappointment Of my friends
He asked the doctor to help him
After q few days n. Bisgar went TO
MIR. Rockefeller with this prcsCrip-
ton:
Drop a., business cares: take reg
u.ar exercises: keep in the open air :.
forget everything but play. and play
If Your lie depended upon 1t"
Nr. Rockefeller carried out the
:. ,crip,.on, aud d!e,ed re.igiously
"A tW years Afterwards ~ we're
IA n.ng OF ais recovery aud MIR. Rock
,l.ntr SAD TO me: Doctor, 60 you
kr,N Tow much IL co: ne 20 Ge'
Wc.o IiOd BIN OF course ! did not
Wei. doc,r-.' no sa,f. i. est m
just s. "or ,ooo. l lost that much bs
drorpiug Du. ines.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09
SNAKE BITE CURED CANCER.
Case OF port Jarvis, N. w.. Woman
Rather Remark able.

Chicago. Aug. 5 "A special 10 tine
Inter. Ocean from Port Jarvis. =. ".
says:
A remarkable cure OF cancer has
been effected GU Mrs W.ae.m!na
Loving, q farmers wife.
Mrs Lodwig has suffered from cam
Ger on the lef, leg just above the knee
tor a luug tine.
While gu, picking hucAleberr.es
TWO weeks ago she was bitten ON the
ankle by a rattlesnake, Her nephew.
Karl lOdwtg. came to her assistance
and killed three rattlesnakes.
the woman's leg had sweiled to an
enormous size. but the swelling did
not 20 about the cancer. The can
Ger. which had always had the ap-
pearance OF ink. frtnged with red.
turned to q running sore. II remain
ed In this condition for four days.
On the fourta day. the discharge
stopped and proud nesh began 10
make its appearance. The snake
poison had worked all through the
cancer, the swelling disappeared and
the heretofore ugly looking cancer
began 10 heal and turned TO nealthy
ne,h color
Last Thursday ,ae wound began to
heal. and Tuesday Mrs. lOd1!g vas
In town almost cured.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09
MAY CAUSE CONTEST
Senatorial Race 10 Mississippi Is
Hard 10 Decide.
SECOND PRIMARY PROBABLE
small Plurality 10 Ground Tor Action.
Second Primary 10 NsesrtDo with
Favor by the Followers Of Both
Candidates.

NJ. C:.cans. Aug. S-Oispat hes
irCm jackson. Miss. sa! tAat \ SC
Ond senatorial primar, for Joan 8.
" Villains ana Governor }. V. tarda-
man Is regarded wi:h favor by many
followers Of both. Secretary OF STATE
Power up to Tuesday night still nad
ten counties to hear the Ofictal re-
turns from and the count w to that
point showed Mr.. Williams head TO
he but about AAO votes.
The smallness Of the plure.ity wnich
II Is now estimated the winner wtll
have. is given a. ground for the BE-
lief that a contest over the elsctSoa
IL Inevitable.
The ballot boxes are being vatchsd\
BY workers on both aides.
The fact tnat q second primary
must he held to select tae caad16ato
tor governor has cleared the way tor
the advocacy Of another vote tor go.
atnr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09
INcREASE IN TAX VALUES.
Georgia Counties Show Mt lnereass
Atlanta. Aug. s-Ninety -four couu-
In Refurns 81 S13 40 60.


Atlanta. Aug. s-Einety -four couu-
In Returns Of S13. $50 $40.
ties " hose tax diges;s have been re-
Cei, et 4, tAt Office Of the cOnptr roll
Ter general show tota! net gains over
their tax returns for last year OF SIS. =
3GO GA.
Is.ht, counties show total gain Of
81 SIG. Cos. while eleven counties
show losses sggregaung Sis. OlS.
making the net gains for % counties
SIC. 7.S. Go. to which has been added
the big gan snown In Bib county OF
81 .oC2 600. bringing the total up 70
the figures above stated.
Mere than one-third OF the counties
o: the state are yet TO BE- heard from /.
and there IL hardly any doast about
the TACT tnat the total gains shown
when all are in Will run to $50. eVO. =
OOn. With Ike amount Of incroaeo
from, corporations the grand total
wo.:l - So 900 900.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09
"a Winter On Eagle Island.

Portland. Me Aug S-Mn' fsoo-
er,E. F.arN. wife .! the polar 'xp!o-
r.r has announced her intention Or
ren,..r,uy al y.n'c- ~ EaS.t i~'aIo
their SUMMER hmI< and foregoing a'
s,c,a, .ura:,mcL;s E-su ,lS.Lnc L.
a bleak. rocky hi, Q! land Ia case"
nav and mics uu, C. -. MS
i,esrys ,~o Children MI" astd
II nrd Roher', IL ag"L ~. TO-
main VIII ner He on!
hani,ar,s Of TIE ls!aIc ". W ~
,,u., Gomez Sp4-.s: > :'aL' arc
his f4M!.'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09

Dir 10 0sOke0 foe ko0ts peoWt.
Americus. Ca. Aug. S-Dlrst Was
broken Tuesday for . oARD0th elee-
tric plant 70 b instanol ID A0os1sus
By . company capitalissa at . quarter
Of . nilhon douaSs. The susoty
boads Of S1s ~ rssuirsl q - oso-
pany BY tAs city vsrs SoetAosolAG.
GnA active operations n esasesscatsa
paay Wul construct AID 0Dssato Gos
twenty years uader csotsact IT, Which
boad 10 gtvea. a elsetSe seSsse rail-
way system. AID uksviso tus1lsA tAs
city water and lights ~ ME Dssio1.
william A. DUdsos. a Americas.
successfully put Aro0gA ths Dlsss
which secured the sDs0Al satssJsiss
for Amehcus.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09
Americans Wed in Berlin.

Fe'.il. N'@ M.s. ka'Aer!rt
md. II = ago. sister 81 Speare!
r. Ed. y: ne American embassy
mere, and Senator A!brr' I Revsr'dse
OF Indiana. were married here Wed
aescA,. TAc!r civ!! msr"lag" &C
osrc!:e 70 ,i"cman LEGAL rcl".:e eAtS
took pace in the registrar Office at
noon, An! IN. religious c're!non! e.
1h'oa occurred half an nour later ~
ne American embassy. technical '
Win n American jurisdiction. Wa per
1ornsed b! the Rev Thomas G. Hal,
professor OF theology n the Union
Theological seminary. former pastor
~ tie Fourth Presbyterian church.
CHICAGO.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09
Gave h,s LIZ eee hls Friend.

Atlantic City. n. J. Aug. S-Rev.
Onward Mcconnell. OF AbsscOn. N.
j.. and Claude Frieadshio. q real es.
tate agent. OF Philadelphia. were
drowned Tuesday near Brtsantine.
The two men ~ete out In . small sail
boat In company with two other men.
AMI the boom swung round and hit
Mr.. Friendship on the head. M.
Friendship did not know how TO swim
and Rev Mcdonnell. Who could swim
lea ped after the sinking maa. Friend
ship grabbed him about the nsek. .aaA
both sank fron view. They never
cane up. The others IN he boat
grappled fos the bodies without sue.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09
oGTo LoNo TGRM.


Aiahsms Legislature Gsssas 1sssaseea
~ UNttsd otseos 0o~stes.
MoatODmAsy. Ala. Aug. $40
Joint session "Wednesday the AahaDa
legislature eected Joseph ,. Jeo.-
stnn. Of Selma. lawyer. HrDinSAAD
banker and former governor. - ~
upper nouse of the national ooaSJoos
for . term ending March I. 1915. 49,
sibly the longest service aaS~ aests Aas
yet chosen . man for In that 6o1y.
Nc succeeds the late Senator Peetns.
and vas nominated In . gs0eral ~.
mary aad the Democratic Caucus.
having no opposition IN the lsttsr. He
vii! serve with John H. BaAkAsaA.
also elected At th1s session 70 sucoood
the late Senator M0rEaa.
The unique situation IL prsesaee1 q
two new men following seaat0ro WAo
were re- elected and died vttAiA
month II each otner. and al tour or
them uomina, ed by the people tor tho
honor. to which they we're chosen.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09
sold Mold W.
Ovs Mayors oesd ear csvssd tsl0h'
vuaysDo0 - elOo.

0vt Mayors oesd ear csvssd %l0h.
Wayssso - fiss.
Milwaukee. Wis.,. Aug. S.--A bo>A
attempt was made Tuss1ay aight -
tAo White ~ ~ Hea1 - hs,1 -
Mayer eAsesuSsc u: Becker.
The mayse aAd 10 sasu1s0s vsso
speeding aioag istsat oaly a reocA.
Inc ths club. whore the mayer ha1 -
soeassmeot. 8aAde.ly . short a.
lance aheaA . light vas svuAg bach
and forth across the roaa.
The mayor. who was 1sivee. sAse -
tho power and put @ ~ Usahoo.
thinking that some accident Asa No.
pened Of there vas Q break - -
road. Whes be ~ bsoasAt ~ -
10 to . halt and vas ready - t1no
out to see what was the matter -
found himself looking iAto ~ nns1lp
Of . revolver. A voice fso0 ~
darkness said:
Nov then. turn over whatever yea
nave With you snd Do II euiek."
Mayor Becker though startled q IL
sudden demand. reached - aaA Dull.
ed back his coat showing - otnS.
and saytnG:
This 10 al I oavo With ~ ju0t
now"
The high vaymen glanced q -
gold star and sviAsntly tAiakia0 ~
had held up . police o0sial. sAae q
their ligat and MADE . )a00 ~ -
fence on rhe ss1s a ths FsaA. A1sao-
pearing quickly. DetectiVoo Voso
sent out At oaee but % tSace q t1e
hold up men have beoa 0ouo1. ;
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09
A BIG LOCOMOTIVE.
viii Haul Train OF csss Mile and .
ksls Long.

New York. Aug. THE largest
steam locomotive in tine world Is about
10 Be turned out frvm the plant OF the
American Locomotive company Il
schenectady for the Erie railroad. IL
~ill haul On grades q train OF logged
cars a mile and a half long witaont
the aid OF helpers Its weight IS
%l3 900 pounds.
The engine Is, in reality. TWO en-
esnes III !uv one boiler. l. nas four
ey!!nd",, The engine IS designed
Tor puShcr service. and VII operate
on VI" Sl!>Gurhanna and Gu! Sum m'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09

Washington. Aug. s.-A dssSaScA
u the Southern railway oxicss here
announced that In . collision Of a.
sast'r.nnd local passenger train AID =
We, bound freight. one mile east a
Auburn, y. c.. TuesAay night. IL
eAGtneer n of tae freight
and the fireman - ,As passenger train
were KILLED. While numb. OF the
passengers were shakea up none Of
them sustained serious Injury.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09
FATAL AUTO WRECKS
Or Occurs In Virginia, Another
In Wisconsin.
FORMER OFFICIAL IS KILLED
Nsuno Lady In Virginia Killed in an
Accident Resulting from Miscreants
Putting Obstruction In the Public
Roadway.

Milwaukee. Wis. Aug s. -torme.
alderman JUs"pu X. kuschoer, 81!
alilwsukee. WAS instantly killed and
ehsss others probably fa'a.iI injured
u IN automobile accident At Brook
osld Corners. "Wednesday. the au
% Containing the tour meu going in
% tho uitch. TIE injured are
horace Greco. Sloan. son Of q
Oormer Milwaukee, judge, paddy
Ooersll. q tgnt PROMOTE, and Geo.
Rosy, = Chauffeur.
II Is supp,,,d that IN" steering
gear OF the auto became damned, and
Ct . cross road The ca! l"!t the road
aad was overturned in the G;ch.
Winchester. Va. Aug S--An au-
eomobiie in watch Mss BrSnn"u. %
yUars old. Of mis- place. WAS return
ing from Ber,,vi''". in company with
Mr.. Jacorcl lIarhostv. was wrecked
Inst outsid. OF Hcrryvi.lr Tuesday
sight. Miss Bushnell being thrown
out and nrr sh,l, fractured She
ltod soon after the accident.
A. one point in the road Nr. Har-
laoey observed :. .eral large obs'lc..s
Ddled In the roa T. a.. evideu'.> p...,d
tlere by wreC...
These. howe.,.. yt."a
the automobiles. - onl
minutes later the mac h,ne das =
70 4 large log paced over the entire
roadway
Tao aiti.o-.ti,s "a, mailing viYor-
Gus efforts 10 capture thc lEi.c eants.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09
CHASTITY TRAGEDY.
Body Of Woman Cut TO PNees and
evt IN Trunk.


Marseilles. France. Aug. S.-A
trunk belonging to q man and woman
who arrived here Tuesday from Mon
te Caro- attracted the attention OF the
baggagcmaster. who caused II to BE-
opened. 1t was found To contain the
body OF q woman. cut to pieces. The
man and woman owning the trunk
were arrested They mad asked that
II be forwarded TO London. The
couple. " no are middle aged and gave
the names OF MIR. and Mrs. Gold.
residents O! Monte Carlo. denied that
they committed the crime. and in
formed the examining magistrate that
they knew tae victim only sliEnily.
While the la''er Was At their home
the villa M.n"S.ln> on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs cold added. The WO
mans lover arrived her" and blew
out her brains. Tie Colds. fearing
taey wou!d >" COMPROMISED. tgl"i 10
get rid .; t.c Cori.,. III. hcad and
fee; were ia tn, ';..! ,A.!,c ana ,"c
res, O. tn. po!y Hn- 4 -. trunk
The aut.p,} >.'a., " UPSET 'te
story to-! . ,.p..s. II VAS s.o"n
that TIE NJ 'y.:"s "0.'Ean aa> s'!n-d
from h"t ~ az. .c.. WAi.r Ii" wa.
staoori 'u ..',;h
a CON n. 49,. -, zen s"Ht - ~"
ci,y o. Mo. e.. % - !r''.t!sa'" 'n'.
o-i-.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09
csrneaie o.ycs to hespltsI.

LONDON. Aug Andrew Carnegie
has deposited In he Bank u England
$500 .00h a. = CO nj rioutioL % tie King
Edward hospitA. fund Sir. Came
gle oppressed tae desire that the fune
Be spent ~ seems best. adding that
he more strenuonsiy u II used for re-
form. Cae better for a., CJacened.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-08-09

Berlin. Aug. "a passenger tratA
was {, ya.!ed TUESDAY uiIAt bSeween
Posi- md rAorr Tle two eaE1ne3
w.-. ,v-r,urnfd and thIts cars do.
,uu,.s.,a IN. U..aLSter Vt railways
s.uu..r..a ,h4t up 70 mon Wednesday
~. ,o!,r> ~ - rersons ~ hsaA
,cco,e.,. ..Sn .se wreck. :.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24

G. w. Johnson. who is employed at the Cotton Belt shops, is sick and was taken to the hospital at Texarkana yesterday.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24
J.F. RUTHERFORD
 IN FORT SMITH
Interviewed by Times Reporter and Talked on Things in General-On
 Way Here from St. Louis.

J. F. Rutherford, of Pine Bluff, ar rived in the city Thursday morning from St. Louis, says the Fort Smith Times.
 He left on the afternoon train for Greenwood.
 "Pine Bluff will not suffer a great deal from the recent fire there," said he. "The insurance companies will adjust everything. Things are as quiet as can be around my section of the state outside of that. The fire took everything slick and clean with in the burned district. People in the north seem to have better opinion of Arkansas on my recent trip than ever before. This rise seems to have taken a sudden bound last year." MT. Rutherford stated the political situ- ation around his section was very quiet.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24

leave the rails, but the four Pull mans following plunged down over the embankment to the river bank 100 feet below, overturning when they reached the bottom.
 The 1S-hour train travels at a high rate of speed coming down the mountain. When the brake rigging fell it stripped the heads off the bolts holding the rails to the ties or tore up the rafis themselves.
 No One Was Killed.
 Altoona, Pa, FeO. zo.-So far as can be learned from the Pennsyl- vania railroad officials, no one was killed in the wreck of the eighteen hour New York Chicago Flyer, near Johnstown last night. There were 54 passengers on the train, nearly all of whom were hurt. Only one passenger, John F. Kline, postmas- ter at Joliet, Ill.,, was fatally injur- ed. He IS in a hospital here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24
WILL SPEND $30,000
 FOR HEADQUARTERS
Imperial-Juliet Lodge Names Eli. nance Committee To Raise Sum nance VOmmittee To Raise Sum To Be Expended On Castle
 Hall.

At a meeting of the members of La fayette-Juliet Lodge, No. 6, held Fri day night at their hall on West Sec ond avenue, a finance committee was named to finance the deal for the erection of Castle Hall, which is to be built on the site recently purchased by the lodge from Mrs. Bama Hol- comb, at Second avenue and Olive stree. It was decided to expend thirty thousand dollars on the new head quarters.
 The finance committee is composed of James Gould, J. E. Boyce, E. B. Bloom, D. c Bell and Gabe Meyer.
 A new building committee was also named with the following members |J. P. Jordan, H. I. Holderness, B. A. Shepherd, P. M. Kilroy and J. A. Bowles
 The lodge intends to raise the mon- ey immediately Bonds may be issued ta secure the total amount desired Tine work on the ncy three.story structure will probably begin within the next few weeks, and when con- pleted it will be ono of the handsom- est lodge buildings in the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24
$. J. HUNT HEARD
 ON CHILD LABOR
Said the Present Child Labor Bill Is Even More Effective Than the
 Leigh Bill Could Be.

Representative s. J. Hunt of this city took an important part in discussion which arose yesterday when the Leigh anti-child labor was called in the house. It is house bill No. 34, child la Dor measure and prohibits the em- ployment of children under 12 years of age in factories and no child of IA shall be allowed to work unless his father is crippled or he himself is an orphan. In such cases the child must have a sworn certificate from the county clerk The bill fur ther prohibits the working of chill dren over 10 hours and no boy or girl shall be employed who has not received an elementary education. The owner of every factory is re- quired 10 receive an affidavit cov- ering the age and education of the child whom he seeks to employ MT. Leigh spoke few words in behalf of the bill, and his remarks were ably seconded by MT. Black of Sebastian.
 MT. hunt believed that the pres ent law covered all the points fn the Leigh bill. The gentleman from Jefferson read a letter from the au- thor of the bill on the statute books at present. The communication stated that the present measure is more drastic than the Leigh bill. The statute makes it a perjury to swear to false affidavit, while the proposed measure makes it merely a misdemeanor punishable by fine of $1OO. MT. Hunt wanted the bill placed back on it's second reading and made a special order for some other day
 MT. Simpson moved that the bill be made special order for We'd nesday morning.
 It was decided to make the bill a special order for Thursday so as not to conflict with the considera tion of the Barker demurrage bill.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24
COMMITTEE WILL
 END ITS WORK
Relief Committee Has Accomplished Much Good Among the Fire Suf. ferers and Relieved Much
 Suffering.

The Relief Committee in charge of the relief work among the fire suf- ferers in the East End, held a meet ing yesterday afternoon at relief head quarters in the Court House and dis posed of many matters. The com mittee will conclude it's work Monday afternoon and all who are still in need are requested to report to the committee before that time.
 Chairman Parkes stated yesterday that more than eighty per cent of the homeless and destitute, left so by the fire, have been cared for by the relief committee. The committee has expended nearly all of the money do- mated for household goods, provisions, clothing, medicines, etc., and accom- plished much work and relieved suf- fering. Nearly four thousand dollars was donated the fire sufferers by To- cal people alone.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24
TO BRING TRADE
 TO PINE BLUFF
Merchants Rebate Association Organiz- ed by Local Merchants and an In. teresting Campaign Is Be- ing Outlined.

At an enthusiastic meeting of local
 merchants held yesterday afternoon
 at the headquarters of the Taxpayers League the Merchants Rebate Asso- citation was organized with a large membership. E. M. Schober was elected president and Captain J. E. Johnson of the League, secretary. A committee, composed of J. B. Simon, Doc Baldwin and J. B. John son, was named to act as the commit tee on membership and information. It is proposed by the organization to bring retail trade to Pine Bluff merchants by paying the fares of GUS toners to and from this city to adjd- cent territory.
 The new organization proposes to do extensive advertising in local pa pers and to make inducements sim liar to those of merchants in other cities throughout the state that the retailers of Pine Bluff might reap the benefits in trade. Several speech es were made at the meeting to en- list the support and cooperation of every business firm in Pine Bluff, re- tail and wholesale, in the plan. Fares are to be paid out of town customers and in some instances, where pur- chases merit it, the expenses of the visiting buyers will be paid while here.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1907-02-24

lie IS an expert on job work. Mir llpourne recently purchased the plant of the Courier Printing com pany. He has been in the employ Of the Adams Printing company for ten years, during which period he gave excellent satisfaction and made many friends. He is an enterpris- Ing, deserving young man and has the best wishes of his former en- ployers In his new field.