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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-04
TRAINED NURSE

Writes a Letter 10 the People.
TO Whom I, May Concern ! am
trained nurse OF niue ysars' eIpe.
risncs in hospitals and private cs.es,
ali ir- th- neneit 90 th- peoair -
Gtinr-' ,Ie ! Eish So wou.i publish
my experience with lie cd liver oil
preparation called Vinol
II was completely prostrated from
overwork. had no appetite. could
not sleep. my kidneys. liver and bow
els became inactive. and AZ | grew
weaker could not retain either medi-
cine or food on ms stomach. and
raised blood. The doctors said my
condition was critical aud would
probably die.
"As had seen Ninol prescribed for
my patients with such remarkable re-
suits, / decided to try it myself After
the frat bottle began TO improve. !
continued its use. and soon began 10
sleep and eat well every organ in my
body was strengthened and became
normal. until il seemed good TO BE-
alive and was restored TO perfect
health and strength.
"I believe Vinol 10 the most potent
and delicious cod liver oil prep.
sration and tonic rebuilder in the
world, and il is such a blessing TO be
able to take into the system all the
bodybuilding and medicinal elements
OF cod liver oil without the nsuseating,
greasy oil itself.
II advise all my patients who need
strength. rich, red blood. aud flesh tbs.
sue to take Vinol, as it ls so far su-
perior to old-fsshioned cod liver oil,
emulsions, or other tOnics." Eliza
beth NJ. Cremond, trained nurse. Bos.
ton, Mass.
In Gainesville we sell Vinol on a
positive guarantee TO return money 10
IL fails w. VI. Johnson, Druggist.
Worthwhile We are sole agents for
Vinol in Gainesville. il is now for sale
st the leading drug store in nearly
every town and city in the country.
Look for the Vinol age ncy in your town.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-04
a Business Charge.

An important business change ha.
been made IN Gainesville. Phillip Mil.
Ter having purchased the stock and
fixtures from 4. l. Vidal & CO., the
ststioners and booksellers.
This one OF the largest and handsom.
est stores OF lie kind in the State. and
has proved for many years a popular
resort for the people Of Gainesville. II
was originally owned ~ Mr. Miller
then by Miller < Avers. after ~hich
Mr.. Vidal the last owner, who has con.
Quoted the establishment for two or
three years. was accepted ss a partner
The public will regret 90 ,o.s Mr..
Vidal as a business man but vii, glad
~ welcome Mr.. Miller back into the
rankt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-04
A GOVERNMENT TRUST.
Tariff or Certain Boxes in Local Post.
oA'ce IS Raised.

Come down with another dime this
il not enough" is the assertion with
v hi"h = ren,-r ~ bOXss at the loeai
postoF''. il "rrfronted when 30 A..
Ir,Ac!r. 't~ window TO Ea5 81. bux
rent ~ r.r coming q1art-'.
Il do-s seem that even the govern.
ment ha. csuRht on TO the trust busl.
nes-. FOR the rate On a certsin eia.. or
size % boxes in The postoaice has been
raised forty per cent; The boxes witch
have been renting for d.ty cents .
quarter ever aimee boxes were part OF
the otii.e. have been raised TO sixty
cents. ana II a patron wants to take
advantage OF getting his mail without
being compelled 10 hover around the
general delivery window in q general
scramble. hr mu.t LAY the price.
Bat the government has q monopoly
on this class % business. snd there is
no use il making "kicG" II you
don't want the box, give it up That's
the plsin proposition OF the postoffice
department.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-04
GAINESVILLE To HAVE
new SAVINGS BANK
The Phifer Banking Company Will
Establish a Business Here.
4 GENERAL BANKING BUSINESS

viii be Transacted Under Direction OF
Competent OfFieials-Immense Fire
and Burglar Proof Safe. With Time
Lock, Has Been Ordered.
Gainesville, along with other good
things 10 the pathway OF prosperity, is
20 have o new bank. The rapid COM
mercial and manufacturing develop.
ment OF this city and section has sug'
Eestsd 60 Q trio Of progressive business
men the profit which might be derived
from such o venture. and as q result
che Phifer Banking Company will be-
gin operations in this city with q good ,
Substantial capital, and, managed by a
fierce OF competent officers, lie pro-
moters are unable to see why this new
enterprise will not pay.
This firm will be composed OF the
Phifer brothers--H. L., w. r. and ]. A.
Phifer. They are oil we'll known men.
recogniEed for their business integrity
and u anybody can make success Of
the institution &c will be those who will
undertake this venture.
II. L. Phifer states that early in De-
cember IN order was placed for large,
drss-clsss fire proof safe with burglar
vault and one Of the latest improved
time locks, with q guaranteed delivery
wiship ninety days. Il will be an alb
solutely op.to-dste safe, one Of the lat
est Diebold patterns.
The bank will be located in a section
Of the Phiier building, corner East
Main and East Union streets, which
will be most convenient to the public.
A general banking business will be
Transacted, and the affairs Of the insti-
sutton will be carried on in as liberal
plan % IL consistent with rules aud
laws Of banking. While IL 10 proposed
20 accept deposits OF all kinds, THE will
be especially q workinRman's bank, as
deposits will be taken for small
amounts which larger institutions
would probably not care to handle.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-04
Married Woman.s Gard Club.

The Married woman's Card Club
was delightfully."- entertained at the
home OF Mrs. 4. 4. Cannon by Mrs. w.
b. Goodwin Wednesday afternoon.
The interesting game OF five hun
dred" was the program for the after
moon. and five tables were occupied
AZ the conclusion OF the contest it was
discovered that there wass tie be-
tween four lsdies-Mesdames Jas. Il,
Dell. John Chestnut. Harold Arnold
and O. r. Layton. The prize was
therefore, eut for, Mrs. Arnold being
the lucky winner. The prize consisted
OF . handsome japanese card case.
Delicious refreshments, the menu
comprising ereamed chicken. cream
potatoes, chips, etc, were served, and
altogether the afternoon was most
delightfully."- spent.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-04
"PARSIFAL" IN ENGLISH
Gainesville PIaywright's Production to
be Given in jacksonville.

Gainesville PIaYwrights Production TO
be Given in Jacksonville.
William Lynch Roberts "PArsifal, -
which is announced for Monday, matt
nee and night, January 18th, at the
Duval Theatre in Jacksonville. 10 right.
y and truly called a mystery drama
because IL illustrates by means Of ale.
CORY and symbol the secret OF redeem.
ing love Yet, although q mystery
play. il 10 in no sense OF the word the
same as understood when applied TO
the early mystery plsys Of the Christ
ian church. In those days. devoid OF
scenic establishment. and in many in-
stances even appropriate costuming.
the action was stilted and the players
seemed merely TO chant with . monot-
Onous articulation whatever dialogue
was contained in the text This meth
cd, no doubt. served the purpose OF the
time but il would now serve only ss a
reminder Of the methods pertaining To-
the drama OF those days and would
simply be appreciated ss such Par.
sifal." on the contrary, is natural
and spirited in sction, and in every
particular much the same a. the better
class Of the drama Of the day IL is
this harmonious combination. COM
bined with the beautiful story OF the
play itself, that renders "Parsifsl" the
irresistible and absorbing spe ctscle
that has made il famous throughout
the world. None can witness this soul
ful ard profoundly interesting produc.
ton without being awakened more
fully to the consciousness OF ones in
nermost self and the sublime power o.;
the brotherhood OF unse lfish love
Those intending to witness the pro.
duction of "Psrsitsl" 10 Jacksonville
should keep in mind the unusual hour
OF commencement. The evening per-
formsnce will begin promptly At 7:45.
concluding at IL lis. and the matinee
will commence st O'Clock sharp and
conclude at sis. Seats~way be or
dered by addressing J. D.purbridge,
manager Duval Thester. Jacksonville.
Mr.. Roberts owns . nice home in
North Gainesville and 10 well known
here.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-04
a Rare Opportunity.

Prof. George Taylor, expert piano
tuner. for eight years head tuner for
steinway X Sons, New York. is in town
for q few days and will tome pianos for
IS 90. Here 10 9 chance to have your
piano tuned by m expert The finest
work guaranteed. Address Magnolia
Hotel, city.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-04
installation or Officers.

The regular weekly meeting OF Ala.
ehua Camp No. 5. W. o. W. will be-
held ct the ?. O, ; Of A. hall. ils
Esst Union street, at I 80 o'clock this
evening. Al which there will be an in.
stGllation Of officers A foil si;eu1-
anoe IL desired.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-04
Notice..

We nave this day sold To Phillip Mil.
Ter our entire business conducted by
us on the North side Of the court house
square, and be.peak for him a contiu.
uance o: the liberal pstronag" given
US. A. /. VIDA. Is CO.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-24
Manager for New Hotel.

NJ. y. Sim, recently Of Vancouver,
D. O., went 90 Hayden lake today
where he will take up the position 81
manager Of the hotal Of the Hayden
Lake Improvement company. ne
was accompanied By s. A. Crawford.
general manager Of that company.
Mr.. Sim II an experienced hotel man,
haVing served I've years ~ steward Of
the Hotel RAteal, ct San RoseaI, Gal.
He was also connected with the no.
tel and restaurant business IN San
Francisco and Vancouver. Ths nsw
bar ixturss for the hotel 81 the lahs
have arrived In the city and viii be-
forwarded 70 the lake. The Improve.
ments are being pushsd rapidly and
II Is expected that all ~lll be- com
pleted by the lattsr part q June.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-24

their fragrant improprlety In the mat
ters He says that be indicated no
opinion .as to their guilt Of the
Steunenberg murder, but that Il was
a simple absurdity 10 suppose that
because a man Is on trial be Is free
from criticism as to his manner Of
lie He says he might az we'll be
accused Of trying to influences the
suits against Hartman, some Of
whose friends had also criticized him.
He said that Meyer and Haywood
stand as repIesC natives Of those who
habitually appear as guilty Of lncita-
ment to or apology II blondshed aud
violence. He added that be was
profoundly Indifferent TO the con.
demnation Of him for bis criticisms Of
the undesirable types Of citizens, re.
gardless Of the power % either labor
or capital.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-24
TYPE
ARE BAD MEN
President Again Says They Are
Undesirable

Washington, April 24.-In a letter
addressed to Honore jackson of
Chicago, chairman of the Cook
County Meyer Haywood conference,
made public, President Roosevelt re-
plies to the criticisms of his recent
letter in which he referred TO Debs
and to Meyer and Haywood, officials
Of the Western Federation Of Miners,
charged with implication In the MUIR
der of former Governor Steunenberg
Of Idaho, as undesirable citizens. "
The president says he regrets that
any body of men should so far forget
their duty to their country as to, by
formation Of societies or in other
ways, endeavor to influence justice
and coerce court or jury; that they,
not he, are trying TO infiue nee jus
tice, and he condemns what he calls
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-24
BORAH SEES
THE PRESIDENT
Says He Does Not Ask Interior
enCe in His Behalf

Washington, April 24.--''I have
not come 20 Washington 20 make an
appeal TO the president or the depart
ment Of justice, !" said Senator Borah
Of Idaho, as he left the white house
after q call upon the president.
This statement was made BY the
senator when bis attention was called
70 reports that be had come east to
induce the officials TO call halt up.
on the federal officials La his state In
the matter OF the alleged indictment
OF persons charged with having been
engaged In timbes land frauds.
''The reports that indictments have
been returned against me or my eli.
ents for alleged land frauds, +" contin-
ued the senator, ''aFe simply rumors.
] know nothing Of any such indict.
ment. The grand jury has not yet
reported its findings Rnd no one seems
to have any official knowledge Of the
reported indictments.
My call vas simply ono OF re-
spect. I"
Senator Borah, who is assisting In
the prosecution % Haywood aud Pet
tiboDe, who are alleged 10 he Ia PHI
Gated In the murder OF ex Governor
Steunenberg, said the trial, which
is 70 begin early In May, will, 10
bis opinion last about two months.
Senator BoFah said he had been In
New York on business and came 10
Warrington en- route home.
District Attorney Ruick Of Idaho
vent TO Baltimore 20 confer with AZ.
toTney General Bonaparte. who Is
sick 81 his homo there. They went
over the evidence In the Borah case,
together with other Gases brought from
the federal court Of Idaho on indict-
ments for alleged timber frauds.
The conference lasted more than
two hours and at the conclusion Mr..
Ruick returned 20 Washington.
The attorney general declined to
say anything Of what passed at the
conference. HIS did not deny, how
ever, that among the matters discussed
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-24
SPOKANE CITY TICKETS

Spokane, Wash, April "a. &C.
Herbert Moore was nominated In yes.
tsrday's primaries ~ the republican
candidate for mayor Of Spokane over
William ]. Doust by q vote Of 3345
70 2li6, bis majority being l22s.
Mayor Floyd L. Daggett was nominal
ed by the democrats without opposi-
ton to succeed himself.
The result Of the republican con.
test became known nj the headquarters
Of both candidates about 10 O'Clock
last eyening and Chairman D. I. Ham
Of the Doust committee promptly tel
ephoned to Mr.. Moore Offering him
the congratulations OF the Doust
workers. Mr.. Moore extended biz
thanks and invited the Duost men 70
come over 10 the Moore headquarters
and help celebrate the result. with
ready magnanImity the invitation was
accepted and . party Of the Doust
leaders called on the Moore men at
the Moore headquarters, where Mr..
Ham. IN . brief speech, extended the
best wishes Of the defeated candidate
to the winner, and with all the for
mality Of regular convention moved
to make the nomination unanim Gus.
THE CANDIDATES.
For mayor-c. Herbert Moore,
republican; Floyd DaRRett, democrat
For treasurer Louis Lusk, repub.
lean; IA. H. EGglsston, democrat.
For eomptroller-L. y. Boyd, re.
publican; Robert Farley. democrat.
Councilman First ward. Brst term
Cyrus Tuitchell, republican: Leon
ard Funk, democrat: second term
n. B. Watkins, republican; L. c.
Brown. democrat
Councilman Second ward, first
tsrm-GeOrgs II Hollway, rspubIi
can; Fred Baldwin, democrat; second
term-T. d. Gamble, republican !.
John Gray, democrat.
Councilman, Third ward, nrst term
w. @. Estep, republican: X. X.
White, democrat; second tsrm-E. v.
Lambert. republican; II. A. Bennett,
democrat
Councilman Fourth ward. frut
tsrm-R L. Dalks. republican;
James MAXWELL. democrat; second
term-C. w. Mohr, republican; n. j
Laumsr, democrat.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-24

this morning that the swift water Of
the 81. Joe river would be harnessed
and used for power. A crew Of sur.
veyors representing parties backed BY
the Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. Paul
Railway company, are making surveys
along the river, locating sites for
dams, power plants and mills. Il IL
reported on good authority that at
least three dams will be constructed,
and possibly i've. II 10 claimed that
lumber mills and paper factories op.
Grated by water power will spring up
along the river snd the coming Of the
transcontinental railroad Is being
heralded with joy by the residents Of
that section. Real estate prices have
taken a mighty jump upwards.
Should the swift water Of the ST.
Joe river be harnessed, the paradise
Of the fisherman will fade away and
be known only 10 memory. No more
will the angler cast bis Hy or the
speckled beauties rise 70 the same.
The happy hunting grounds will be
lespoiled and the dsnizsns Of the
wooded hills aud wales will have fed
to more remote spots, away from the
din Of industry and the habitation Of
man.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-24
AUDITORIUM ATTRACTIONS
Manager York Has some Good
Ones Booked.

u. York, manager Of the Auditor.
iun. sisted this morning that Friday
evening when Old Arkansas was pre-
ssuted in the play bonss. the hand
orcbestra would furnish the music,
and that In all probability Il soald
be permanent future. The pat
rous Of the Auditorium gill no doubt
be pleased TO learn that . step has
beeD taken towards giving them their
moneys worth. The band will rsD.
der several selections GA the corner
Of Fourth and Cosur d'Alsns streets
before the play Commences. Mr..
York Is doing some aCtivs work and
has secured q good line n plays for
the next month or tSe. Anoag thea
will be found: Old ArkAnsas. April
80; King Of Tramps, April 90 Are
You Cnzy, May ID: Thslua or HsIlO
Bill. May II. Nay willard company,
May 20. and saiono on May %.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-24

the city. The company owns a large
boarding house in addition to 81
residences which are occupied by en-
ployees.
The oompany's yards and buildings
cover 40 acres Of ground and its, Ore
protection Is Of the best, consisting
Of three force pumps with a capacity
OF l6, 060 gallons per minute, with
sufficient hose, and flIemen to care
for the same. This protection covers
yards, warehouses and mill buildings
completely. The mills have a floor
epace Of 1872, $50 square feet, which
will give some idea Of their capacity.
After completing the inspection
the visitors we're invited to the pri-
vate apartments of Mr.. Lewis at the
boarding house where a tempting
luncheon was served with light liquid
refreshments. Cigars followed and
number Of impromptu speeches we're
made in response to the toasts pro-
posed by Mayor Scallon, the first
being to "Mr Lewis and the prosper
lty of the company" In his remarks
MIR. Lewis stated that the comany
wished to be on the best Of trems with
the people Of the city and the bust.
ness men. The function, il such it
may be called. was one of the most
pleasant in which the business men
have INDUCED and created a very
friendly feeling which will rebound
to the benefit Of all.
Those present were Mayor Seal
Ion, Mayor VIM, OF the Fort
grounds, Dr. r. j. ScaIIon, G. A.
walker, W. F. Baker, Maj. Werner,
L. J. Columbus. G. e. Max, R. Jack
son, s. g. Sargent, William Dollar,
JAS. 81. Harte, DR.. c. W. Craik,
L. G. Willis and G. R. Scott.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-24
BONES IS INSANE
VIII be Examined at Rathdrum
Today,

Aou&Is
Charles Bones, who has been en-
ployed In the woods By the Mcgold-
rick Lumber company for come time,
was brought TO the city last evening
and placed In the city jail. His
mind IL unbalanced and be was taken
to kathdrum this morning BY Goa
stable L. Roper 10 be examined for In.
sanity before Probate Judge Mccall
and physicians, He wore handouts
while In the city, they having been
placed there by the authorities 60
keep him from injurinR himself or
others. He came west some time ago
from Eau Clair. Wis, where be has =
wife and three children from whom
b. has been Ssparatsd for come time.
He is 80 yeats old and has no friends
10 this section Of the country.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-24
WITHOUT A SENATOR
Rhode Island Fails to FL
ect.

Providence, r. l.. April 24.-Un-
til January next Rhode Island will
have but one United States senator as
a result of the failure Of the republi-
cans in the legislature to agree on a
candidate. The joint assembly adj
iourned at the end of the S1st
ballot, which showed that the dead
lock was as complete as before. The
FINAL ballot stood as follows:
Colonel Goddard, Providence,
democrat, 40; Colonel Samuel Colt
Bristol, republican, SO; George Pea.
body Wetmore. Newport, republi.
can, 80. The contest was the most
protracted and stubbornly fought In
the political history of the state.
Twenty five ballots we're taken at to-
days sitting, none showing any par
ticular change in the lineup.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-24
ACTIVITY ON ST. JOE

Mr.. Rogers, a resident of st. Joe,
was business visitor in the city to-
day and reports that things are NOV
ing along prosperously in that section.
He stated to a Press representative
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-24
BUSINESS MEN
VISIT LEWIS MILL
shown Over Big Plant and Ban
quoted by Officers

Yesterday afternoon a number Of
usiness men of the city enjoyed the
urtesy of the B. r. Lewis Lumber
Dmpany and made an inspection of
big plant. E. M. Rogers, the
neral manager, had teams in wait
q at the Hotel Idaho and at $3.50
dock, p. m, the party left for the
ant. Arriving there they we're join.
By B. r. Lweis, president, and e.
Keefe, treasurer of the company,
% assisted Mr.. Rogers in showing
slr guests the plant in full opera
m.
The power for the mill is supplied
Twin City Corliss engine of
BOO horse power having a wheel
feet in diameter with face OF Sc
ches on which the big belt runs that
ADsfers power to the machinery.
% engine makes rs revolutions per
mute and is supplied with steam
bm battery of big boilers with
bple steaming capacity.
The logs are elevated from the mill
I'd to the second floor where two
uble band saws square them for
ting into boards or other dimen-
% lumber. From these the squared
nbers pass to a set of 39 gang saws
Eh capacity of forty boards at one
ting, which will give the reader
be idea of the rapidity with which
OR is converted into lumber. From
saws the lumber is tranferred to
yards and piled by the latest and
st economical methods of handling,
we publish herewith a cat show
one street Of piled lumber, which
but fraction Of the amount con-
ped in the yard.
he planning mill is one Of the most
iern plants in the west and is
tipped with seventeen machines
the dressing of lumber tc be put
the market. The bulk of the
duct goes to the Dakotas and
braska where it finds a ready mar
In this connection Mr.. Rogers
ed that the sales of lumber in
city had doubled in the last
r, showing how Occur d'AIene is
wing.
The company has two complete
biting plants, one for it's sawmill
another for the planning mill and
ds. These have q capacity of
DO lights. The refuse from both
Is is conveyed to the boiler rooms
re 1t furnishes fuel for the boiler,
surplus going to a big burner
re 1t is consumed and becomes a
u loss.
he company employs 275 men at
plant and $50 in the woods, about
half of whom are married. The
force is divided into two shifts
chIhsndle an output Of 450, 600
OF manufactured lumber daily.
payroll at the plant averages
700 monthly while that in the
Der lie SIC, 900, making a total OF
600, most of which is spent i'll
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-24
STRIKE STILL UNSETTLED
Conference Between Mlners
and Operators.

Fernis. @. b., April 2a.--Msmhars
o. tho Western Coal opeEAtor's assoc
iation met Vice President Lewis and
officials Of the U. W. % A. At Fernle
ct 2 o'clock yesterday. Shortly altar
the Meeting opened q motioa wns
made that all be requested 20 leave
the room except the parties Immsdi-
ately concerned. The meeting than
continued until IL o'clock last night,
when ad5ournment was taken tlll 10.
day.
The only information given ONT
after the meeting was that the miners
submitted q proposition, the oonnsd
Grafton Of which viii BE- continued
today.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-24

Councilman Fifth ward, Hrut term
y. >. Phillips, republican; J. J.
Sullivan, democrat; second tsFm--B.
I. ostrander, republican, John T.
Heutter. democrat.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-04-24

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