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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-12-17
ALLEGED FRAUD ON INDIANS
PURCHASE OF LAND FROM THE
KICKAPooS.
Report of an Investigating Commit
tee Submitted to the Senate
by Senator Teller.

Alleged fraudulent dealings of certain
white men in connection with the pur-
chase of lands belonging to the Kickapoo
Indians who emigrated from Oklahoma 10
Mexico were set forth in n report sub
mitted to the Senate yesterday. Senator
Teller announced that the committee con-
sisting OF himself. Senator La Toilette of
Wisconsin and eSnator Curtis of Kansas.
had spent four weeks in Oklahoma, Texas
and Arizona, had Travelled nearly 600
miles and had taken the testimony Of 40
witnesses. He gave special credit to Sem
ator Curtis for having drawn the long de-
tailed report of the committee. d.
The report mentions d clique known as
the Chapman Grirnes-C onine people
and says that their conduct in securing
the valuable lands owned by the Mexican
kickapoo Indians was criminal and bTu-
tai In the extreme" 1t is recommended
that a special attorney be appointed who
shall act under the direction Of the Depart
rnent of Justice in entering suits to set
aside all the deeds 10 kickapoo lands.
The alleged criminal acts of the men men,
toned in the report appear to be very
hard to deal with. in the opinion of the
committee. for the reason that most Of
them We're committed in Mexico.
The Alleged Frauds.
Concerning the ,loings of the Chapman
Grimes-Con;ne people. the report says:
"Outrages were shamelessly perpetrated
by them. and their conduct has never
been equaled in the history of any deal
ings to secure lands from the American
Indians. The names of the Indians were
wi.lfuliy and deliberately forged 10 the
deeds claimed to have been taken in Mex
leo.
Two or three instances are sufficient to
show to what extremes they went They
had all the leading members Of the tribe,
or headmen of the tribe, arrested and
thrown into jail. They then took large
number of Indians by force and under
guard OF policemen to Guajardo's house in
Muzouiz where they urged the Indians
to sell their lands, which the Indians de-
cl;ned to do. telling them invariably that
they did not desire to sell their iands, ana
under no circumstances would they sign
any papers; yet these peop.e claim 10
have deeds executed at GuaJardoS mouse
by those Indians. The Indians all say
trst they did not sign, and the Indians
interpre.ers used upon the different occa-
sious each say that the Indians did not
sign Their names, touch the pen, or author
ize any one to sign their names or toucl
the pen for them.
The committee desires TO be continued IN
existence until such time as its members
shall consider that the grievances of the
kickapoos in question are receiving proper
attention.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
SATURDAYS RACES


First race. three quarters mile
Stonor iill. 8 20 2. (shlllingl ii0.
won. Sister Polly. l02. second /.
Cork Hill. 100. third Time.
lis IS
Second race. seven .eiGhths mile
-MoaeoN Belle. 20 to /. tTaylof)
100. won. Heron. 81. second. Van.
on. %. third Time. l.3l
Third race. eleven .sixtscnthn
miie--Lsna. 2 to 8. tPicksnal 100.
won; oveFiando. s5. second. Mar.
vel p. ~. third Time, t:i0 IS.
Fourth race. one miie-I.exollne.
n to Q. (Leel los. won Deutaoh.
land. i0a. second Edwin Gum. i07.
third Time. lAf
Fifth race. three quarters mile
Vanael. 10 /, iPratil g6. won.
Laura Clay. 100. second. Addax.
%, third. Time. ii9.
Sixth race. thrssq quarters mile
nsiltoone. 90 10 /. lFoyl l0T. WONT
Deneon. los. second. Dainty Belle.
ioa. third. Time. / IS IS.
Seventh race. one and ono ain.
ternih mile County CLERK. to 2.
tshllling 100. won. DR.. sDruill.
los. second. ChRrlaton. i07. third
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
BREAK EVEN ON
THE LAST GAMES

Dividing the honora as nicely as
You please. Seattle and Butte end
ed the seaan yesterday with a
d-uhle header As Butte won the
opening game az the year from the
locals the baseball fatcs decided
that Il would be appropriate for
the Miners 90 carry off tho last al
so. and the Siwashes had 10 he
content TO lot lt 40 thusly.
Some zoe hugs parted With one
admission for two games and on
ioyed Thorn. especially since they
were the last OF the season, Tho
first game was an easy victory for
the nugltes, Rush was In fine
fern and had little trouble shut
ting the Miners out while Roose.
welt wac so Wild that the siwashes
won without tho necessity OF hit
ling the bail
Hut In the second game the
local swatsmen ran up against a
new stumbling block a ak foot
four individual. by the name or
Thompson. was recently dis.
charged from the army and decided
to turn hallplayer, Russ HALL gave
him a chance yesterday, aud had
Il not been for errors behind him
he would have shut the locals out
As Il was he had the best OF a 1
TO argument
Dudley aud Cartwright furnished
fielding features by remarkable
patuhaa
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
WINDSOR.

First race. throc quarters mile
Charlie Eastman. 20 10. More.
iandl Tia. won. Moruhoy. on. sec.
oud Platoon. 100. third Time.
i.1s Is.
Second race. fiveeighthH mile
Shirley r.. II 10 8. tBurtonl 1917.
won. Linda Lake. i0l second I.
Lady Emmy. ~. third Time.
0s IS.
Third race, one aud oneei Ehfh
uiiloa The Fngliahman. 10 s.
lMoFolandl t0i. won. Glimmer, rs.
second. Willis Green. %, third
Time. 2 90 10.
Fourth race. eleven nixteenths
mile--freHcau. 9 10 2. lDclabyl
81. won: c " Shilling. %. soeond
Eonite. zoe third Time. f.ia IS.
F.fth race. seven eighiha mile
EHcitsmsnt 6 10 8. (Morelandl i0z.
won. Lord Dixon. iot. Hoooad. Or.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES is ARRANGED

CHICAGO. Oct THE National
commission has arranged the De.
tails for the worlds championship
games between the Chicago Ma
tionai League club and the Detroit
Americans The games will be
played as follows:
Tuesday, Oct s. Chicago:
"Wednesday. Oct ?. Chicago. Thurs
day. Oct 10, Detroit. Friday. Oct
II. Detroit; Saturday. Oct ~. De.
troit; Sunday. Oct 10. Chicago.
Tho following players are eiigi.
BILE Chicago - Brown Chance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
HIGH SCHOOL WINS VIRTUAL VICTORY
AND u" is DISSATISFIED

The Seattle high school won
virtual victory over tho University
Of Wzghhgto football team Sat
urday. holding the older and
heavier players 20 0 20 % score
for tho first time IN the history
OF the schools. and today thore Is
a feeling OF much dissatisfaction az
the ~" There will have 10 be
a radical change IN the play OF
tho university or a poor season will
result
The high school ouipiayed the
university az every stage. and the
university men only held their own
because OF their superior weight
and strength individually and as
a team the high school players
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

Durham. Evera. Frazer Hoffman
Howard. Lundgren. King. Moran.
Overall, Mccormick. Otis, Pfeia
ter Heulhach. Sheokard. Slagle
Schultz, steinfeldt Thinker. Wash
and Zimmerman
Detroit Archer Cobb. Cough
lin. Crawford. Donovan. Downcs.
Jones. Jennings. Kiliian. Lowe.
Mullin. Mcintyre. Payne. OLeary,
Rossman. Schmidt. sisyer. Schae
fer and WiIlett
Hank ODay aud John Sheridan
will be tho umpirea.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

showed more speed. more fighting
spirit and a better knowledge Of
The game.
II iB felt at the university that
Pagahaw should be moved 10 a half.
as D. Ans never shows himself To-
b. a natural quarter and his un
certain work Saturday was largely
the cause Of the uniYeruitya poor
showing Many changes should b.
inside on the line also. as the much
lighter high school boys plowed
through tho big university players
repeatedly. Coach Place has ex.
cellent material. but must do "A lot
OF educating. TO win.
Meanwhile tho high schools
prospects were never brighter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

The fans In Tacoma yesterday
presented Danny Shea and Ike
Butler with gold watches. In token
Of their esteem and all that sort
IL rubbish dont you know. Ike
has been the steadiest Of the Figbr
twiriers. and shaaA work. day after
day. week after week and month
after month without the relief Of
change catcher. has been one OF
the features Of the season. 81 d.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

BASEBALL
GOSSIP

The league season r. over. and
Aberdeen has the pennant Ia.
coma made a game fight for the
rag. but the leaders recovered from
their slump Ia time 10 talks the
entire series from Vancouver.
thereby carrying of the huuiing
The pcnnant winners uore cut Of
first place only once. and that was
when Seattle took n momentary
look ffum the top oi tho ladder
early ia the season. When team
can lead the league all season II
deserves 70 win. and Il really would
have been a shame II the Tigers
had noaod out tho winners Hut
they didn't
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
VISITS ASSAY OFFICE.

Frank Leach. for ten years sup
erintendcnt OF the San Francisco
mint. recently appointed United
States director OF minta. is in Seat.
tie en- route 20 Washington. d. G..
10 take up the duties Of his new
position. lie made a visit 10 the
local assay office and declared
himself pleased with the general
conditions lhorn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
DROPS DEAD

While entertaining some friends
az his home. iit Spring st. last
night v. c. Miller. 20 years OF age.
tailor. dropped dead. evidently OF
heart disease. The young man was
Ia the midst OF fun and galety and
was laughing with hia guests when
stricken The deceased had been
employed BY Dean a. Curtis. and Is
thought TO have relatives In Phila,
delphia The remains are At Bon
ney. Watson chapel.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

Tho Seattle Rangers we're beat
On In a fast game % soccer yes
terday by the 1acoma team, The
nnai score being 10 Q. The Same
was played Ia Tacoma, and was az.
tended b. many Seattle enthusiasts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
SOCCER FOOTBALL.


Wanderern v ThIHtFea v -
Tho Wanderers and the Thisiiss
played a fast game Of soccer foot
ball al Woodland Park Yesterday,
tho score ending 20 1. both edalb
we're made In ths second half Rusp
scoring for the Thistle and Corn.
waiths for the Wanderers.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

Cartwright Meyers uaue run fhemn.
HNu sacrifice hits Ross Dudley
Welch. nonhap ChftwrHht Patterson,
fhesapson tHuhle plays DUDLEY 60
Athaa aatt fthY 20 Williams lNHeH IN
haNa aOff Weich. 8, aff Thompson.
uu IS pitched hall Donovan struck
out uy WEIGH 81. ~ Thompson. 7,
Passed bail wilkins lett on bases
seattle, 3 Butte Time ~ same
tiaA Umpire. FFarV
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

Russ Hail seems 10 have made
find. In Private" Thompson.
ex artillcryman az Fort Wordon.
the Butte manager has a twirler
longer than Garvin. but bis
iengihineau Il not his only excel
lonca The long one has ali kiRda
u speed. nice curve ball. and yes
terday exhibited beautiful control
Russ will reserve the newcomer
Tor neKl year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

mingham. iof. third Time. 1882 i-5
Sixth race. one and one-aixteenth
miles Merry George. 4 10 /, RIOS
enl 1902. won. Harmakla, l0f. sec.
ond. Ayrwatsr. 90. third.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

Dudley's catch yesterday was one
OF tho most startling ever seen on
local grounds Cartwright hit one
of his terrific drives down second
base way. and Il did not seem 20
be possible for Dud 60 set near H.
lie apearud Il with his bare hand,
however. and completed double
TO Arhugnat
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

VANCOuvE u c. Gee --Ahasdsea
Hea both 1amea Saturday thfaash
h#aHier hittinH. fnu seCau1 gsms being
sluEHsaE natcA-
FIfaf xams-- n a. Is
NaveuuvnE .aatat t8a0-a
Assras#n aatt sata a-sa a. Z
natfefiHss-eu and sfffup Baagaeli
aHd speaesr tmriFe. Hawtntta
Aeenud aArtsa-- ~ O. NJ
YaueauVnr tefaea IS IS g
A1srdsaa sea aaaa-tt al 8
ftatteFfsa-- uagts Hayfs aud uuriav
Tennessee. HlaEtn fsssthaus and spcueef
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07
JUNE BRIDE DIES.

With the honeymoon hardly on
tho wans death claimed Mira kaih.
crime Anderson. wife Of Alex chi.
ford Anderson. and bride Of only
three mouths. The couple were
married last June and Aev W. J..
Meta. who Joined them in wediock.
will eonatgn the body of the giri
70 is last resting place on Tues
day afternoon az / O'Clock, Mrs.
Anderson was the daughter OF Mrs.
katherine Gross Of 1871 Fourteenth
av
Oriental Billiard and Pool Par
lars. 1915 Third av. have eight new
tables and the only 5xio pool table
In seattle. A place for gentlemen.
sss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

cult made money Dugdalo, o.
course, came off the heaviest load
cd, and with coin aud the nucleH4
.of star organization az his com
mand. he ought 10 be IN the rpco
with a vengeance next year
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

More bsttieshlps al aavy yard
han ever before. go
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

saa Franciseo. o. Loo Anerlss. q
Fcars-- a o. r.
Les Angeles ..............f t1 q
san Afaae tsn1 r.sa stst- ts..a
BATTERIES Randolph ard Hasans usa-
~ and Street Umpire s@aiNa und
HHaFH
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

Harry Rush algned 4 contact
yesterday. aud will be- with thu
team again next Sear. benny
Myers and emil Friak are tho only
men. aa far as 10 known now, Who
will not report next year, friak
goes back 10 80 Paul and Myers
will Try biz league baseball IN
boston.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

Seattle will play series OF six
with Aberdeen this week. giving
the unnatiaficd ones chance to
see a little more baseball Dugdale
viii be without the seryieee Of
Rush and Coy. who have already
left town. but otherwise the al.
~aah tribe will be Ia good shape
fos the exhibition contests. The
first game OF the six viii be called
at 3 tomorrow afternoon,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

TACOMA OCT t-aFpakkaa ven fha
first same in she eiaFenih tnHina The
saeaud vas shut auf fuf HfaVaii r. ne
pi4ched naa tafi saturdays contest
went % she VISITORS hecausn % tha leNAl
teams Inability a. und kiiuiaY
Yesterdays scores
fIfat game n n "
racusna aaie aaaao-t
SPOKANE ,..aao saioe Ia 8
Batteries Nrlsan and shea tanssn
and seindalis Nmpire. prenhan
Second eawe n r.
racoma .tia taeaa s@k !
Spokane ...eeot 9sea-e =
BATTERIES --staFau aua shea gsnssn.
Carney and Ripley umnifs. nrsnnah
Saturdays same q o. ~
faneHaa zee tefae "a
Spokane ...s aeaa9 aa-s &
HatieFias-~ Butlrr and shea Kiitilay
ead NiriaV UturlFe nFrunau
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

The manarer. all around The cir.
Guns Ser Rent Piper 4 Taft.
la2ag6 Second av. ss
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

Meanwhile we will have a worlds
championship series 10 watch 10.
cal hugs are offering odds on
Chicago. but there are plenty of
Detroit fanatics willing 20 argue.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1907-10-07

Aberdeen played am exhibition
game with Bellingham yesterday,
aud had a job OF Il winning by
score OF TO I. The semi.profea
aionala pounded Jack Hickey from
the box. and even lllgginbotham
had hla troubles.
Gainesville daily sun., 1907-09-24
0sovol ToT0AO oGMTgNcGo.
Nso colors1 oDea 0eeeODst Nsrs ~
1alte6 ~ Carrying Pisesls.

jalle6 ~ carvyiWo piseois.
Deeanss thsy persiseed In carrying
D1steaR. to co,orsd msa were hroaght
- ~ e1ty fFuo Wileo9 Aoaday by
Oong)nhao CAAs. 1gartin md placed in
~ - ssgve tAe1r ssateaces In The
OAG" havlnG beea unable 10 pay
~ 1nea
H na0os q ~ Dsa coula nol
- hagno4 TAsy vsse ooavjets1 in
yoQ1sD J. y. Dvesettas eoaRt q Wn
! e 1UUsv0. - 90 Was ssatsocel
- awa - g ~ ~ eosGs q
7 - U111hs b vs1sna. VAlls
s
Gainesville daily sun., 1907-09-24
UNIVERSITY eovs COMING.
Many Of Them Arrived Monday, and
Were Greeted by Friends.

The coming opening OF the fall term
OF the University OF Florida. which
will occur tomorrow morning, Is bring.
ing many OF the students back to
Gaines, !lle. and at every train friends
Of last years students, as we'll as
those who are entering for the first
year, are there TO greet them.
Among those who arrived Monday
were II. Earle Bous. Arthur Albert.
son. Roy Corbett, lanes Kirk. Cliff
ford Haughton and Raymond Kay OF
Jacksonville. and Eugene c. Bryan OF
kissimmee.
All these young men are quite
popular here. and friends are glad
to welcome them to resume their
studies at the University.
Gainesville daily sun., 1907-09-24
BEST OF PROOF
That Hyomsi viii Cure All Forms Of
Catarrhal Diseases.

Testimonials could be printed By tt.
thousands many Of them from Gaines.
Vile and nearby towns. that Hyolnei
Is an absolute cure for all catarrhal
troubles. but the best proof of its un.
usual curative powers is the guarantee
that J. W. McCollum 4 Co. gives with
every outfit that they sell. Money
back II Hyomei does not do all that Is
claimed for it,
Hyomei Is not a secret remedy. Its
formula js given freely 20 physicians
who want to know what they use
wnen they prescribe Hyomei. II Is
guaranteed under the Pure Food and
Drug Law by serial No. 141s.
BY breathing Hyomei. the healing
medication goes directly to every nook
and corner Of the air passages where
the catarrhal germs may lurk, and
disinfects and heals. To be convinced
Of this you have only to give 1t a trial
remembering that II 1t does not cure
J. ". McCollum & Co. will refund your
money.
The complete Hyomei outfit costs
but Sl.00. and in most cases Is sum.
cient to cure the disease. making It
not only a scientific treatment but one
that IL highly economical. Get an out.
ht today from J. W. McCo!lum & Co.
II you have any catarrh.
Gainesville daily sun., 1907-09-24
Mr.. WESTON MERE.
Feemsr AssWasss es Diitmoss Fam
vlsatina Nlanaaes caiiison.

Fsemsr AasNasse ef Diitmess Farm
Visiting Aaa"asss caiiIsen.
Among the prominent visitors 10
this section Of the State is George F.
Weston OF Arden. n. c.. who IL here
a. . guest of Manager ". A. Callison.
Of Spring Park Farm.
Mr.. Weston vas for . long time
Tie ealcient manager of the famous
B1ltm0re Farm, the property OF
Vanderbilt, but resigned in order 70
take charge Of hts own place.
Mr.. Weston h thoroughly posted on
cattle and i've stock of all kinds. and
his kn0wledee In this direction had
. great deal to do with the success
a Biitmoee. which II one OF the finest
institntioos Of it, kind in the United
States. He II BY no means a stranger
To Florida cattle men. as he has on
previous occasions visited Manager
Calliso0.
Gainesville daily sun., 1907-09-24
IN MAYORS COURT.
Number Of Offenders ef Mun'c'pa'
Laws Were 70 Monday.

There was lar. iG"-", n the
civ. c,ur, Nonda> murn.a- ;t,.. b,-
my number OK ali, g. -a,.. .!er>--
cray shoo,.r.. a, vii a. Dth..,--tv.
for. II" r.a! or.
Geo s,ua,lI ~4s ara -. 4 uion i
charge ., d.,,rI,r,. 'oni"'t n"
prosecuting VII. 50, h'.l; jo>".h
Warren. Owing 10 u" ;.hs'nCr o:
Witnesses the ca. Ma ,",'pr prh"d un'
I'll next Monday.
sam Cook, color.d charged with
being intoxicated, Was t,:4.d 81 and
costs
nurk Tlllnan. co!or.! ,!rurn aud
disorder,y. s. and costs.
I.ish Thon!as. Randolph iiro~h.
Shakespeare Peter. Fletcher Hilton
and Sam Green. al! color-d. were ar.
raigned for gambling. Otfcer> Arno"
ard Walker having arrested them
SUNDAY morning ia the vicinity OF
tn. S-abOard Air LIN. do;ot in the
ac, of shooting crap. The defendants
pleaded guilty. and were sentenced To
iay a iinp Of s. and costs each.
At the conclusion Of the mayors
court the gamblers were r"1rreSt'd
and arraigned in Justic. ColmanS
court. where they Were a,sn assessed
a fine OF s. and costs each.
Gainesville daily sun., 1907-09-24
GARDEN TIME

6IlDIUcU Nc
n Yss Ass esiss b Have . 6srden
Ten Wa nsve b Get Busy.
Orr Stock Of Garden and
Lawn implements
wa Interest vss.
easdes uaad eloWs.
eaetea Spsdes, isbt sad strsss.
esstes Rskes, teeth sharp ssd
tssgA.
uees Ut w1 held their edge.
Sovels - F09ks.
eab1aised Water Puts. al sizes.
uhoelbonOWs.
lsvu nswess.
Iroe 1rinoers.
PsuaD Shears.
0araan nase - $agiklerx.
Gainesville daily sun., 1907-09-24
b1ird Hardware Co.
AgiesIlsrA l0e)eoests
eaguinD 3uppGes. ..........

will 90 up for three months In de-
fault O! a hundred dollar dne. :,
Il seems as though the practice Of
carrying concealed weapons would
cease. ~ II IL . dead sure case OF
convictio0 and . heavy nne or i'm.
peisonmcnt in every instance where
the offender II apprehended.
Gainesville daily sun., 1907-09-24

New York, Sept. 23.-Max!m Coy
ky, author and revolutioai.:. aas al
last married his annuity. Nine. Al
dreievo, the pretty actress az" &C
compa MED him to America last year
and Who a, flrst was taken for his
wife. The news Of TIE marriage conc
from the Island Ct Capri, wnere the
Russian writer and his bride are hv'
tng quietly and happily:
Gainesville daily sun., 1907-09-24
oocroas pRCscRIse suLpHuR
0ve o9iphWe ehsel6 % Used In
liqWId Form Only.

"Hancock's Liquid Sulphur is the
most wooderful remedy for Eczema
have ever known" writes DR.. W. ".
Leak Of Orlando. Fla. who was cured
Of . case ol years standing.
Dr. w. A. Heard Of Maitland. Fla,
vas cured Of Eczema after he had
suffered for thirty years. and says:
"Hanc0ck's Liquid Sulphur Is the
finest remedy for all Skin troubles
he has ever used or prescribed"
Doctors everywhere prescribe It.
but they say sulphur should be used In
liquid form only. As 1t IL In Hancocks
Liquid Sulphur.
Druggists sell It. Booklet free. Il
you write Hancock Liquid Sulphur Co.
Baltimore.
Il cures all skin and scalp diseases
Il used In connection with the wonder
tai Hancock's Liquid Sulphur Otnt
meat
Gainesville daily sun., 1907-09-24
For Over Sixty veaes

Nrs- Wtnslow's Soothing Syrup has
bsen used for children's teethhg. 1t
soo<Ass The child. softens the gums,
allays an pain. cures wind collie. and
= the best remedy for diaIrhoea-
Gainesville daily sun., 1907-09-24
A Fast TrAin.

Passenger this train st".' any.
where for dinner: I:rakenau Nah. II
don't. Passenger Then I understand
tor the tir>t ,i:.c why II IS called l.
~fast" trniu.-Jud.e.