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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11

No store can afford 70 advertise az.
gressiyely unless Il 10 a good store.
You are safe IN patronizing a store
that is not afraid TO be In the lime.
Hight.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11

Hon. Janice u. Alexander will DO a
candidate for speaker OF the next
Legislature. Jim ~ q hustler and viii
make the race warm for his half
dozen opponents.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11

traced 20 the kidneys,
but now modern
science proves that
nearly an diseases
have their bcginniug
Ia the disorder q
these most important
organs.
The kidneys filter
aud purify the blood
that Is their work.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11

Prof. w. N. sheats has been elected
principal OF the Punta Gorda High
school. A better selection could not
have been made.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11
Often The Kidneys Are
Weakened By Over Work

Unhealthy Kidneys Make Impure Blood
II used 10 be considered that only
Urinary and bladder troubles were % be
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1908-08-11

Therefore, when your kidneysare weak
or out OF order, YOU can understand hoN
quickly yonr entire body Is affected and
how every organ seems 20 fail to do ~
duty.
II Won are sick or "feei badly begin
taking the great kidney remedy, Dr.
giirnsr's Swaup-Root, because A. soon
as your kidneys are well they viii help
All the Cther creams - health. A trial
viii convince anyone.
II you are sick you can make no mis-
take by first doctoring yonr kidneys.
The mild and the extraordinary effect ct
Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, the great
kidney remedy. IS soon realized. II
stands the highest for It's wonderful curcs
of the most distressing cases, end Is soin
sn - merits by All g..
druggists in hity-cent nrf "
and oue,Slollar sizc at if7f l VI ~
bottles. You may ~
have a sample bottle Iie.ss q swar.prsot
81 mail free, also pamphlet telling yof
how ~ end ONT II yOu have kidney o.
bladder lrorhle Mention this papci
when writing 10 Dr kilmer q Co, hing
taunton, n n. Ion't make any mistake.
aat remember the nAmc swamp Root,
OK. kiiner's swamp Root, and the al.
iress niugiiamsoa. y. N..onsvefy bottie
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-16
Ultimas obras recibidas
EN- ESTA IMPRENTA

Abelard0 y Eloisa 10
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Bertoldo. Bertoldino, etc. 10 ctvs.
0BRAS P0R EUGENI0 SIZE TELA)
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1908-09-16
Manuales = ROvH1 G.
ROGER.

ENCuADERNADOs EN- rELA FLEXIBL L
Manual dc Resistencia de Ma
teriales Y Estabilidad de las
construcciones. por el inge-
Micro DR.. Gindo Sandrinell
Manual de las Constsucciones
de Hormigon y de Cemento
armada, por el ingeniero Jose
Vacchelli.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-07-31
MORE PLAINS CROPS.
Reports From Farmers OF Wheat and
Crops Generally.

A. frequently stated in The
News this county, Deaf Smith
Armstrong. Swishar, Hale, Bris
coe. Castro and other Plains
counties. in the altitude, climate.
rainfall, soil and water are all
about alike What can be done
in one Of them in the way Of
farming can be done in ali-prac-
tically there j. no difference.
Since the first settlement of
the country some fourteen
years-a failure to grow what
was planted has not been expert
enced. Since the residence Of
The News editor here six crop
seasons the yield Of all kinds Of
farm and garden stuff has been
good; excellent he will say, for
the care given. The only eXcep-
ton 10 this was the failure Of the
wheat crop some fouryears since
on account Of the almost total
absence Of snow, a very unusual
thing during the winter season.
ne ,,.ly,t ,l., ono f,il,,,.y. o., l,.,,,.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-07-31

stone polishing, cutting and
moulding machines have played
the wild with the old time stone
cutter and the cold rolling and
other modern processes have
knocked ont many and many a
blacksmith. And 50 in almost
every other trade.
The professions too have suf-
fered from like causes. One man.
thru syndicate matter can now
furnish copy for thousands of
newspapers. 1t is now possible
for the country weekly, thru
SyndicateS formed for the pur-
pose. to obtain the products of
the world : greatest minds: mat
ter that cost the syndicateS thou
sands of dollars. but which. ow-
ing to the numerous buyers. is
sold to the country weekly al
ready set up" and with express
added at much under the price
of setting the type at home.
Other professions have also been
more or less affected by modern
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-07-31
SERMONS BY EXPRESS.

The printer. the stonecutter.
the blacksmith, and in fact all
lines of skilled labor have felt the
effects of mechanical contriyance
thru its interference with their
former local conditions. The lin
Otype has displaced thousands
upon thousands Of printers; the
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-07-31
DEMOCRATIC TICKET.

For County Judge
\ y Henson
For County Attorney
w d Scott
For District and County Clerk
NJ p Garner
For Sheriff X Tax Collector
r A Sanford
For County Treasurer
p II Young
For County Assessor
Joe Foster
For County Commissioners
" ! Ecdicarn
T " Niece
! d kniccly
VI : Park
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-07-31

( w. -Nl'iiS WIS lihC lIlt IAN
Panhandle Of Amarillo has the
following:
Harvey G. Erickson of Claude
spent the day in Amarillo S5atur.
day.
Mr.. Erickson was formerly an
Iowa farmer and was triHe in
credulouS about the reports OF
the big crops raised on the chear
Panhandle lands. This season :
success here has caused him tC
experience a change of heart.
however, and he is now one of the
most enthusiastic of Panhandle
farm boosters. He reports that
he has $50 acres in oats which
will give an average yield of thir-
ty-tive bushels in some places
the yield is as high rs fifty bush
els. Forty acres in wheat he eX-
poets to average fifteen to TWEEN
ty bushels.
These yields compare very ia
yOrably with those Of the high
priced Iowa land to which he has
been accustomed and Mr.. Erick,
son predicts a great farming fut-
ure for the Panhandle, He voic-
eS the universal opinion of the
northern farmer, that the lands
here are all right and very pro-
ductiye if the farming will only
be done as it is in the north.
The Hereford Brand speaking
of a Dakota man in Deaf Smith
county says.
W. 5. Rance, Il wheat farmer
from Dakota has demonstrated
that the Plains can do business
on a large scale. Mention of this
man was made when he opened
this farm last summer, putting
in 600 acres of wheat on sod land.
He turned the sod, narrowed and
disked the field and put the soil
in aS good condition as it was
possible to be done. The field
was seeded with drills. The en-
tire 600 acres has been harvested
and the golden grain is now in
stacks in the field. and the yield
has been estimated at from seven
to eight thousand bushels. There
is one thing about the wheat
there is not a particle Of smut on
the grain. This was avoided by
treating the seed wheat before I
by using a small guam .
-ity Of formaIdehyde. In talking
with Mr.. Rance it was learned .
hat he had used this treatment .
or several years and that it was .
1 sure preventive Every wheat .
.armer should use this treatment .
or smut not only INJURIES the sale .
If wheat but actually reduces the T.
'ield from one-haIf to one-third. /
He puts one pint Of 70 per
.ent solution OF lorLIaidehSoe 10
paffeI "l water. lie th'h pu!N
half bushel of cleaned wheat in
common gram sack ana sun
Aef@eN II INTO the solution allow
ny IL 10 remain loh2 enough u"
'e Thoroughly wet. lie lIieh az
'"N the surplus water 10 Gram
'ach ihio the barrel neat
reated IN tne forenoon may De
sea ID the drills III thc AFTERNOON |
le ADVISES the use OF perfectly /
i'ah wheat, as better Hlalu
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-07-31

BE a News subscriber.
Canyon City news. (Canyon City, Tex.) 1903-1908, 1908-07-31

which we can make for you in saddle depart
ment if we have not what you want. All team har
ness hand made in our shop, you can see
what kind OF stock it is made from, which is all best
California OAK tanned leather.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-11
Modest In Claims.

Eyes are evidently considered next In
importance. and here again the side
remarks upon the backs Of the photo
graphs afford increased data \ pho
tosraph. that warrants the explanation
has on its back very attractive eyes
and" - modestly - very attractive in
all ways" \ contestant with versa
tile orbs has written that her ewes are
era changing 10 blue and green \
retiring miss of sixteen says that her
eyes are blue LARGE and attract
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-11
YOUNG HAMMERSTElN
ACQUITTED OF CHARGE.


l-Hs.'.. .N ..|. l.rN.l..t b. '.
NDREISvoWN.. va, pec. ll-A'ler a
iral last.ur t.,rr days Arthur Ham
u.rsteln. ~ Ne, York. sou " oscar
Hammerstcin The opera ilnpresar!o, was
to-day acquitted nN ~ jury OF a chhrse
nr disorderly conduct last July near
Ncrirn. Pa. fashionable subrh Of
pnNpdulpaiI The Court ordered how
nyc. that MIR IlAmmerStcin pay the
costs uf the trial
N,r llamnerstcn had been living in
a country house While experimenting
The erection of his fathers big opera
house in Philadelphia, and it was while
bicycling to his lone that the al, alleged
trs,,t.d unusual attention. Il citizen 5
orraniaatiou being behind tell prescott
ton, aud the courtroom was filed Win
Nir Hammels,eiu friends, who testified
tn his good character Mr.. Hammer stein
ON the stand Indignantly denied the
charges. A.. =. ia
acted improperly before women ana
girls on the street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-11
REPLACE STOLEN JEWEL.

NJ e. Tnuslcly or 80. 40 Amsterdam
avenue. one or the highest Masons IN
tile state, lost gold fob recently be-
cause o. y light fingered gentleman IN
Broadvay car A few members W the
mrI court yesterday presented MIN AZ
,nc Temple with q duplicate In The
committee wer" William cunningham.
Charles Ellison William Hnuhner and
other DISTINGUISHED members Of the or-
l..r
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-11
Judges viii Now Select "A to
Be Voted For Under Mr..
Frollrnan'S Offer.
THEY HAVE A HARD JOB.
Evening World Readers VIII
Select IL of the - as
Prize Winners.

Charles Frohman's remarkable of
fer, through The Evening World
of an opportunity for stage careers
for twelve pretty girls. closed yester-
day. Now the work of judging the
contestants will begin.
From the photographs that have
poured in from all sections of the
United States in the past three weeks,
at the ate of one hundred and nifty
a day. and incidentally during the
past four days it has been nearer
two hundred day, the committee
appointed by MIR Frohman VIII Sc
lect twenty.four photographs. These
will be printed in The Evening
World. and readers will be asked to
decide by vote which is the prettiest
girl of the entire two dozen,
To each of the twelve girls receiving
the largest number OF votes Mr.. Froh-
man will hand a contract for forty
weeks employment on the stage at q
ralary OF So a week, making total out
Law Of $4,000.
Free Tuition. Too.
MIA, Contracts will include ,rin to
r,,.oro ond c,,anco 70 .pnaar at a
800, +hoa,ro In addition zach of tbe
dozan luclv Girls VINO win in The Even.
ing World contest will receive six
months free tuition in singing. dane
ing and acting. This course of training
will begin at once under Mr.. Frohman $
direction. so the prize beauties may
make their first professional appearance
in THE Dollar Princess" which opens
in september
The list Of successful competitors. as
unfinished in The Evening World. must
he accented as final ANY contesta nj
writing "a Mr. Frohman dircc, upon the
.nbisct will he at orce DISQUALIFIED
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-11

WORLD WANTS woRN WONDERS.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1908-12-11
One in Dire etoire.

only one conlee,ou. H'i her photo
graph .akan IN a b.rec,oir- cos;umo \
dainty slipper strapped over siIken hose
is half revealed by the enlighteninR cut
OF the toilette worn by the fair stage
aspIrant
one real Eve countess, the authenticity
OF whose title Is ,ouChel for. is eytor"d.
In describing hey, her admirer pr"c'ams
tina. she is an Exquisite and p"rfec;
italian type"
one of the most notable tendencies
Of large number of the contestants
is to expn,iate upon the subject Of
their Grown Of glory" one young
lady assures the Judges, on the back
OF her photograph, that her hair is fair
and heavy and 3ls feet long" Another
has hair that is red and sometimes
auburn" while still another explains
that her hair Tvs les from chestnut TO
Titan" Copper color" lash blond,
like spun gold" and ''chatain." are a
few more of The colors that are
featured.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18
THE LOCAL NOMINATIONS

THE Call does not profess intimate knowledge of the pro
gram process of manufacture by the republican
ganizaon the of San Francisco
judiciary and the legislature but apparently we'll
indicates the probable long thoroughly
dscdied politicians of whom be elected
whom ought be elected The Call Republican newspaper
interested the OF the party ticket and take this public
OF warning the that such nominations
made they inviting defeat for parts of the ticket may
mpe the control OF the legislature and the election republican
succeed Perkins.
To begin with the judicial ticket locally important
the program announced gives nomination for supreme
to Carroll Cook Judge Cook unfit for place the
the of San Francisco fully fact They
demonstrated their opinion of Judge Cook machine
sought force his election the district appeal
election Cook of the very few defeated epub-
again if he is nominated this wear
and he ought be beaten
For long Francisco delegation the
legislature has been public scandal and the city
constituted largely hoodums and tenderloin
delegation almost wholly selected by Rue from following
Apparently proposed legislature dirty
selection OF the Ref disgrace
Sacramento Now have been possible these
things the past but may tell the organization that the
the people will longer brook outrage The
electors taking politics year as the vote
the primary may have shown the organization they are
blind and drunk with power.
1t proposed for
sembly Mic Beban Nat Coghlan Strauss Sammy
Beckett all of them discreded relics machine men
who when the legislature represented Ruef Ruef
the Budgy Nelson Tom Finn Wolfe are
indicated Finn and Nelson Ruef h@chmen is the
of Herrin
ticket made up smell to heaven Do the
organization programmes believe electorate of San Fran
any longer willing msrepresented delegation of
that character? Ii they obsessed delusion
they have not read the lesson of the primary.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18

ogues be found outside of penentares nothing
in the world the cookies of your with beatihc
of righteousness like the perusa of the code of legal ethics
blooms and blossoms with noble sentiments may add
it observed by very considerable proportion profession
enforced The decent lawyers afflicted
This unfortunate OF mind the lawyers
the liberation of unworthy and dishonest They
wink at pettioggng and pettoggers The judicaryawyer
another spereexends the injurious oeraton The
da has grown that avoids litigation would
the plague Doubtless that the condition which the New York
bar seeks to remedy.
Long ago the legislature of California enoned the judiciary
decide lawsuits merely technical points, but seek the
merits the controversy but the judges and the lawyers
ripe for radical change and they tranped
wordy contumey They doing yet and will continue
until self interest persuades them to contrary has
done apparently with the New York bar
There nothing radical untred in the urged
New York lawyers They instituted England long ago
have been successful operation there half
period American Jurisprudence and has
and vtiated until has become described
the New York bar association game of kr utterly divorced
from justice and this unfortunate condition aggravated
California than any other commonwealth.
We regard it favorable sign that the New York bar is
taking the lead in for reform of these con
dons There work for the bar associations decent
lawyers everywhere the lines 1t reform
from within. The layman injurious
practice, but competent the
Let the lawyers take hold and live up magnificent
code of ethics
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18
OTIS MAKES APOLOGY

PPARENTLY all California mistaken about the nature
of the issues fought the May and August republican
We learn, little late that the issue
III the first instance whether Taft have support
of the party and satisfactory informed that aft won The
Call had believed that there question
publican support for Taft in California Chronicle irving
the Herrn slapped the by public opinion
and thereafter dropped the job send unnsrcted delegation
Chicago like hot potato But learn from the Los An
geles lines that everybody mistaken 1t like
The only issue the May primary delegation
Chicago onv
Tuesday
VIII toed backed
America, in
protect above all other interests those the
This grows funny The only effort take California out of
the Taft column came from Hen and the organization whose
humble servant Harrison Grey Otis proof is found in black
and white IN the editorial columns of the Chronicle AS for the
tariff never mentioned and thought Of in the re-
campaign and cast one way or the
one on any un issue But we can easily understand that General
Otis ashamed of the company which finds himself and offers
faseood by way OF apoogwo falsehood that every man in
California knows to be SUCH ------.-.--, :.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18
STAGE UNCLES FROM CHICO

RICH uncle has always been a appendix but
hitherto the of this mostly
confined to the realm of properties The uncle
easily recognizable and his single function
stood that he might be painted the scenery wages
has been reserved for the Caudianes family
uncle real life The Greeks bearing gifts in an
pected These unces exactly painted the scenery
but they might better disguise and the iger
ups in that form of counterfeit presenment we find them
calling Attorney Nat Cogan the distance between
them and Rue and the higher ups appears negligible In
fact the conclusion be escaped that fact
uncles imported from Chico and hep lame
illusion.
Mr. Coghlan if memory the attorney to
protect the United Railroads spies employed shadow
Heney Mr. Coghlan has always been handy of
necon and IS not at all particular He his political
ment to Rue who sent him the legislature Now that
venen nes have been dug their choice easily falls Cog
an Strange that Chico should be well acquainted Fillmore
street. but not strange that the trail should directly to
Ruefs door.
The question still pertinent In whose
der of Gallagher attempted?
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18
Demands Law Curb United
Railroads IuggernautS

To the Editor of The Call: 1t would
seem that the cycle of automobile ac-
cidents which have occurred of late,
eliminating in the one of the evening
of August 13, when Master Electrician
Jones and Sergeant Major Belyea of the
Coast artillery corps, u. S. A.,were
both killed almost instantaneously, calls
for a revision of the speed laws of the
cars of the United Railroads as at
present in effect.
The statement made by some of the
corporation owned papers that the auto
was struck by car that had just start
ed is one that the most simple layman
would read with ridicule, as it would
be matter of absolute impossibility
for car just starting to have attained
sufficient momentum to hurl an auto
the distance the one wrecked was
hurled.
From the point of an observer it
begins to look as if the oft repeated
gag, "the United Railroads own the
town." was an axiom rather than a
pun. The writer has either lived in
or visited every large city in the United
States and in no city has he ever seen
cars run at such speed. in such a reck-
less manner, and with such total dis
regard for human life as that pursued
by the United Railroads of San Fran
cisco.
Most of the motormen employed by
this company are the veriest novices
In the handling of the cars, and as
regards the handling of their air brakes
are in the majority of cases positively
ignorant, as it is well known fact.
as well as common occurrence for
them to stop car either in the middle
of block or across the street from a
regular stop, and that the casualty list
Is not greater is only the result of
pure luck rather than efficiency.
speed of 80 miles an hour may be
desirable and permissible on a suburb
an line running through a thinly set
tied district, or one where traffic is
light, but the running of streetcars
through city at a speed of from 20
to 80 miles an hour as is frequently
done especially on the Market and
Mission street lines, is nothing short
of menace to human life.
The equipment of the cars of this
company is of the poorest kind. and
the majority of the cars are worn out.
the air brakes and compressors gen
orally fail, as reports of accidents
would seem to indicate, to work at the
right time or critical moment.
OF course, there is the possibility
that the cars of the company have
killed so many people in San Fran
cisco that they have come to regard
the lives of the San Francisco pub1ic
with that same disregard that the late
Eve will omit the lamented) w. K. Van
derbilt regarded the public at large
and as they appear to control fbe
higher courts the question of a long
suffering public obtaining redress from
them is as remote q possibility 3 II
would be to expect adequate and on
cient service from ths~United Railroads
itself M /. CAMpPET T. -
1875 Washington street San Fran
cisco, Cal, August IA, 1905.
The San Francisco call., 1908-08-18

"HE wedding of Miss Anna Foster
and Dr. Alfred Laurence Draper
will take place at o'clock on
Saturday at Fairhills, the home OF
the Fosters in San Rafael. About
200 guests have been hidden to the al
fair Miss Foster will be gowned IN
white satin elaborately trimmed with
duchesse lace. and will carry shower
bouquet of lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor, Miss Mary Foster,
will wear white net over pink, with a
pink hat, and the bridesmaids. the
Misses Louisiana and Martha roster,
will be dressed alike in pink MESA
line. John Kuechler will attend Dr.
Draper as best man.
After honeymoon of three weeks.
which will be spent in the southern
part OF the state, DR.. Draper and his
bride will live in San Francisco, where
they have taken a house in Washing
ton street.
Miss Mary Carrigan. who has been
the guest for the last week of Mr.. and
Mrs. Oscar Sutro in Piedmont, has re-
turned to town.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lansdale enter
tanned recently at dinner at their home
in San Mateo. Their guests included
Miss Frances Howard, Miss Kathleen
Finnegan, Kenneth Howard and Will
lam Jackson.
Letters from Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Eyre
tell of the enjoyable time that they are
having in the south of France, where
Mrs. Eyre is revisiting the scenes of
so many pleasures on a former trip
taken with her aunt and uncle, Major
and Mrs. Rathbone. They are accom-
panied by Miss Cora Parker.
Mrs. ClintoneFolger entertained about
six tables of bridge on Wednesday at
her home in Mill Vallay. Her guests
were chosen, for the most part, from
the colony of San Franciscans who are
spending the summer months in Mill
valley and Ross valley.
Cards have been sent out by Mr.. and
Mrs. Thomas Wilson announcing the
marriage of their daughter, Caroline
Louise, to Lieutenant James Edward
Abbott, on Monday, August 10, in
Washington, d. c. Abbott has many
friends in San Francisco, where he was
stationed for several years. He and
his bride, who was prominent men,
Der of Washington's most exclusive set,
will make their home here
Mr. and Mrs. Philip K. Gordon, who
have been spending the last few days
at Lake Tahoe, expect to return to
town by the end of the week.
Mrs. ]. Leroy Nickel and her daugh-
ter will leave in a few days for New
York, where Miss Nickel will spend the
next year at Miss Spence's school.
Miss Lee Girvin, Milan Griffeth and
James Jenkins have been the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip Lansdale at San
Mateo.
Miss Genevieve Harvey, who came up
from Del Monte several weeks ago for