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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10


about eight feet from dead man anC
shot gun about three feet from him.
5. p. Thomas was next sworn for
State. Stated he knew defendant an6
saw him on day OF killing. and that
he took the prisoner into custody
Mr.. Thomas stated that when he ar
rived az the scene he found a partly
loaded pistol and an empty shot gun
ON crOss-examination witness stated
Il was about Eve or ten minutes after
killing before he arrived az the scene.
Byron Rivers
was next sworn. He testified that
he was behind the school house IN
High Springs the day Of the killing
and heard the shots; went 90 ny.
Jordan's house and a little girl told
him that Mr.. Bryant came 10 arrest
her father and that her father shot
him.
Nolan West was next called for
the State. and stated that he lived
In High Springs. and related about
the same as last witness.
John osteen
stated that he knew both parties and
was at JOrdan's house last December.
one year ago. when Bryant arrested
Jordan. Counsel for defense objected.
but objection was overruled. Bryant
was attempting to lock Jordan mp and
Jordan said that he would kin Bryant
II he put him I'm fail Witness stated
upon crOss-examination that he had
seen both parties In High Springs
since.
n. L. Setter.
was next called. Stated that he was
In High Springs on the day Of the
killing and saw deceased send AIR.
Jordan home. Bryant did not ar
rest Jordan. Witness said that Bryant
told Jordan that a. he would gOshOme
he would pay his hack fare. De
PENDANT said he would so. Witness
said he thought Jordan was drinking.
A. {. Summers
was next called and stated that as
undertaken he prepared Bryant's
body for burial Saw stains In thu
hall Of the house and ON the front
porch. Stains appeared 10 be fresh
Said that quite a crowd was present
when he arrived
The State here rested. but Withdrew
as announcement and s. p. Thomas
was recalled. Witness stated that
Mr.. Bryant had loaned him his
pistol on several occasions. and that
one cham ser Of the pistol was al
ways empty; said that pistol might
have been loaded all ar0Hnd az the
time Of thu difficulty.
Or. Q. c. Hodges
vas recalled and stated he gave
Bryant the pistol and he knew that
II Naa NAsNuA = AAuAA " NaAAa hAa
pistol with one chamber empty. bat
he did not know II the chamber was
empty the day of the killing.
State rested and court took a short
recess.
Defendant on Stand.
Duncan Jordan was called IN bis
own behalf. Said that on day Of XIII
ing he was Informed Of some threats
that Mr. Bryant had made against
him. Said he gOt In buggy Bryant
had procured aud went home. lie
saw Mr. Dedge's team coming and
turned and went into his house and
walked out on his front porch Saw
Bryant jump over his fence and come
towards him. Bryant looked Wild.
HE went In the house and asked
Bryant what he wanted. Bryant re-
piled YOU" Said Bryant broke open
door. drew his gun and 6red. grazing
his g0rdan'sl neck. lie had previously
secured his own gun and fred about
the same time Bryant did. Bryant
turned and then come back back a,
him. lie caught Bryant's pistol and
On the struggle Il went on. Bryant
fell and the pistol ten with him. lie
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10
Or. Q. c. Hodges

vas recalled and stated he gave
Bryant the pistol and be knew that
Il was Bryants habit 10 carry his
pistol with one chamber empty. but
he did not know n the chamber was
empty the day of the KILLING.
State rested and court took a short
recess.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10

,coa,iau't OF PaSs Fi''l
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1909-06-10
John osteen
n. L. Setter.

was next called. Stated that he was
in High Springs on the day Of the
killing and saw deceased send AFR.
Jordan home. Bryant did not ar
rest Jordan. Witness said that Bryant
told Jordan that II he would gOshOme
he would pay his hack fare. De
PENDANT said he would so. Witness
said he thought Jordan was drinking.
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
EIGHT HUNDRED HEAD OF
THREE-YEAR-0LD STEERS
SHIPPED TO PUEBLO

Eight hundred head of three and
four-year- steers, recently pur-
chased by the Tompklns Cattle COM
pany from D. NJ. Walker. George Rog-
ers. Dudley Van Buskirk, e. w. Ham
mond, All Rowe & Sons, Ward Broth
ers, and other stockmen In the west
ern part OF Fremont county. were
shipped fro mhere to Pueblo over the
Denver G. Rio Grande. where they Will
be fattened for the spring market.
They were driven here from the
ranges in the foothills OF the conti-
mental divide and we're about as Wild
a lot OF cattle as ever came to town.
They were loaded at the Burnito stock
yards and filled a special train OF 28
cars. They were received for the
company by II. II. Tompklns. Jr.. and
we're examined by State Inspector
Shellenberger of Denver, who made
special trip to Canon City for that pur-
pose. Eight or nine hundred more
head of steers of the same age will
be shipped from here to the same des-
tInatIon In the course OF the next ten
days or two weeks. Such valuable
consignments of cattle as these give
some idea of the Importance of the
live stock industry In this county
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
DIR. KELLHNBERGER HAS
RETURNED HOME FROM THE
HOSPITAL AT SALIDA

DR.. G. H. Kellenberger, prominent
lodgeman, and one of Fremont coun-
ty's leading dentists, who was brought
to Salida about ten days ago by DR..
Carrier, returned to his home Sunday
night on No. 16, after an operation
performed at the Red Cross hospital
for appendicitis. and a week previous
for hemorrhoids. The doctor has been
a sufferer for many years from the
trouble for which he was operated
on, and he looks upon his rapid re-
covery from the operations as re-
markable. having every reason to be-
lieve that the cure will be permanent.
DR.. Kellenberger has many lifelong
friends In Salida who will rejoice
with him In his restoration to health.
He was accompanied to Canon City
by Vice President w. H. Dozier, of
the First National bank, Canon City,
and w. T. Wallace.-Salida Mail
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
GIVING FULL PARTICULARS

witnesses In the Warford murder case.
James A. Warford, who is charged
with the murder of two men at Gold
field several years ago, Is at present
held in the county Jail in this city.
and will be tried on November 10,
in the Fremont county district court
at Canon City. his attorneys having
secured a change Of venue to that
place. In all there are about fourteen
witnesses who will go to Canon City
to testify In the case, the majority OF
these living in this city and Gold
field.
Sheriff Henry Won Phul, and his
deputy, Jack Carr. will leave with
Warford for Canon City on the morn
ing of Friday, November 5. They will
make the trip to the valley city over
the Florence & Cripple Creek rail-
road, leaving this city in the morn
ing.-Cripple Creek Times.
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
REACHING THE SPOT
II Can be Done, so Scores Of Canon
City Citizens Say.

To cure an aching back.
The pains OF rheumatism.
The tIred-out feelings.
You must reach the spot-get at the
cause.
In most cases It's the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for the kid
neys.
J. p. Asher, 423 Harrison avenue.
Canon City. Colo, says: "Doan's Kid
ney Pills have been OF such great ben
eft to me that I cannot praise them
too highly. On one occasion, was
laid up for three months with rheu-
matism In my back and limbs. and the
pain was almost unbearable. Know
ing that my suffering was due to the
failure OF my kidneys to remove the
uric poison from my system. l finally
procured Doan's Kidney Pills. They
opposed OF every symptom OF my trou-
BILE and for that reason. cheerfully
recommend them"
For sale by all dealers. Price so
cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States
Remember tho name-Doan's-
and take no other.
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
FoleyS
Kidnev
Pills
What They VIII Do for You

They will cure your backache,
strengthen your kidneys, cor
rect urinary irregularities, build
up the worn out tissues, and
eliminate the excess uric acid
that causes rheumatism. Pre-
vent Bright's Disease and Dia-
bates, and restore health and
strength. Refuse substitutes.
MITCHELL g. RGBERS.
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
THE ALTURA SUBURBAN FARMS co.

Mrs. w. NJ. Worley of Orchard Park,
the latter whom she has not seen previ-
Gus to her arrival here for a period
OF thirty-seven years. Mrs. Nofstger
was accompanied by her son, Walter,
who stopped OF here for day while
en- route to st. Louis. where he goes
to accept a position with the Crucible
Steel company.
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
Smashes All Records.

AS an all-round laxltive tonic and
healthbuilder no other pills can COM
pare with DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
They tone and regulate stomach, liver
and kidneys, purify the blood, streng-
then the nerves; cure Constipation,
Dyspepsia, Billiousness. Jaundice,
Hearache, Chills and Malaria. Try
them. Csc at Hunter Palmer's.
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04

Mrs. l.. E. Noftsger, Seattle. Wash
ington. arrived here yesterday and
will spend several weeks In Canon
City and the surrounding country as
the guest OF relatives and friends. She
is n sister OF 8. S. Worreli, OF the
Leader Hardware company. and Of
You may sometimes think that
mother is little old-fashIoned. but
aftetr n while you Will acknowledge
that she is the best advisor you ever
had.
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
HOULD INVEST YOUR MONEY IN A GROWING CITY.


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Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
WARFORD MURDER CASE
TO BE BROUGHT HERE FOR
TRIAL ON CHANGE OF VENUE

The sheriff and his deputies were
busy yesterday serving subpoenas on
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
SATISFIED BUYERS

Mr. o%s s9sS #s,a3 ss
eight @ Alfalfa acre acre ass @ 9 ssyo Of as 6 ysa entire nIpd roe
nFs @ ws S s y @ Sand 99 ye nd aF
that sas g. desired by %R asy2a &z g
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Mr. Pike Th9 rePrsseR & oG @ % m @ 9 na n
o It Ras seldom been
who who ] ePe SD nom n n under
% 20 M @ @ With @ an apreudfoed
cannot help 0o"" a" enthusiast for "AH sas 7D77 WILBUR E "
r... S.5:s IT n Denver
word for Mr. BeFkamP amp m land corn on which am e. am
ins and cherries RPs 'a
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this land They % xeg1a make
October 1, 1909
assz 5 vi. $ba fs DsPEs for % last
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by another an the & tasss OF m ss be no doubt
know tan mine
of
truly tSlgnedl Sfof'oh H. Sir'Nh'
Forte 10. 1909
MI j H ssss s ss sv ne s3ss. S
farms farms AT aas time desired h bu
road which putting through
the tractpas
also pleased to notice
shall begin build this fall SO as to
to the season nope opens % - am r.
ELLIOTT
1909
home, and in Atura farm from William
We
annual lived the land since May l. or aoou
garden which will be $1,000 $1,000 and as our an
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tract WILL for a
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10 handle
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Cañon City record., 1909-11-04
THE SUBURBS OF DENVER

satisfied
in
tracts at and
Cañon City record., 1909-11-04

quickly
Arizona republican., 1909-04-07

(Continpsd on page s.)
Arizona republican., 1909-04-07
INDEPENDENT PHONE
 SYSTEM IMPROVEMENTS
ATTORNEY J. H. LANGSTON HERE
 IN INTERESTS OF CONCERN.
Looking After Franchise Election To Be Held Next Saturday.

The visit of Attorney J. H LangstOn of Phoenix. to Mesa yesterday in con nection with the interests of the Peo- ples Independent Telephone company of which he is secretary. served to bring up the question that an import ant industry has sprung up in the Salt River valley within the past year which gives promise of being a healthy institution and furthermore a CO., operative concern which will serve to more closely unite the rural and city districts probably more closely than any other one thing.
 Attorney Langston was glad to re- port that his company was progressing splendidly in nearly all sections of the valley and that with the present on- ward march would have the communi- ties thoroughly wired together and compressed until every school district and every municipality would be on speaking acquaintance. However the important fact in the progress of the Independent telephone interests in the valley is that Mesa is taking up the enterprise possibly more heartily than the other sections until now an order
 
 phones and up to the present time over twenty miles of wire has been put on the poles and a beginning has just been made. only yesterday twen- ty-five new phones that have been de layed in transit were received and will immediately be put in operation throughout the rural districts. In this connection it might be added that the Independent line has no franchise in Mesa City and also has none in PhOe nix and the real object of Mir. Lang ston's visit was to look after the cleo tion which is to be held in this city next Saturday to determine whether a franchise shall be granted or not. The officers of the election are: Inspector, w J. LeBaron; judges. c. c. Manning. P A. Williams: clerks, w H. Hogle. Debe LeBarron, and Marshal, Phil Coleman.
 However anticipating little, and taking it for granted that the fran chise is given; it is the purpose of the company to immediately put in the latest improved switch board at this place and employ an operator and a To- cal manager It has also been provided that a local stockholder must be on the board of directors and of course will in a manner be in direct supervision of the Mesa department of the com pany. The stock was sold at $l0 per share and four shares are required to get the use of an instrument. It has been made ruling of the company to not buy back it's own stock. However this is in no wise to its discredit or at least not for several years until the equipment has materially depreciated in value.
 According to Attorney Langston. it is the intention of the directors to in stitute a free toll system over the long distance lines or in other words to any point on the eompany's lines in the
Arizona republican., 1909-04-07

A whispers borne upon the breeze Watch for the sale of Handker-
 ehieves"
Arizona republican., 1909-04-07

valley as soon as the system gets in working order However it will of course be understood that the long distance lines must be used with a certain amount of discretion and that they will not be open for an afternoon visit with friends in Glendale or Buck
 eye The point Is that until such time as the patrons. or rather the stock holders of the line learn the uses of a long distance line that the cost of use will be kept down to the lowest pos sible minimum and every accommoda- tion will of course be extended.
 The Independent company has been very fortunate in receiving encourage ment from the rural districts for it is a well known fact that there is a cer- tain amount of prejudice in favor of the independent and cooperative con cern. The new company has not been an exception. The rural district subscribers compose an important portion of the new company's business and especial attention has been given to the rural business In this connec- ton it might be said that the instru- ments are of the press button con denser type. IL might be well to eX- plain that a press button is especially desirable on a party line. In this use il is possible for a patron who wishes to call up a subscriber on the same line to do so without calling central This eXpedites matters to a consider able degree and relieves one of the greatest worries of the party line pa tron. However the condenser is an other invention which has been in stalled along with the new phOnse on party lines and that is. that when a party is called. no matter how many receivers are taken down by persons who did not know but what they were wanted" the message will go through just as distinct as though the line was a one party toll.
 While the idea of an independent system has seemed to meet with the opinion of the Mesa people generally.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-07

it has in a manner been the same over the valley Glendale. has forty sub scribers and will soon be in connection
 with Phoenix. while Fowler has also fallen in line. An independent con cern at Buckeye has also been organ
 ized and has been granted a franchise by the supervisors which may connect up with the Peoples Independent line later on. The Scottsdale line has been completed and is now waiting to be connected up with the Consolidated exchange in Phoenix. Throughout the country the demand has been greater than the supply which is a condition
Arizona republican., 1909-04-07

Muslin Underwear, the best line we at One-fourth less than the regular price.
Arizona republican., 1909-04-07
% Mesa Department
LONG LOST BROTHERS
 TO BE UNITED AT LAST
THE INFORMATION WAS CAR REED THROUGH REPUB-
 liCAN ARTICLE.
Fred Babby of Desert Wells and Brother William Have Been Apart Sixteen Years.

An article appeared on the Mesa page of The Republican under date of March 2Sth in regard to the home stealing of a tract of land on which it was supposed that. the Desert Wells station was located. Through that ar ticle Fred Babby. who is in charge of the Desert Wells station has located a long lost brother whom he has not seen in fifteen or sixteen years. Fur thermore the brother has signified his intention of coming to this place early | this fall from his home in Nebraska. and there is a possibility that in the event that he is favorably impressed | with conditions that he may locate here permanently.
 The article in question is one that told of the locating of a homestead by MT. Babby and the circumstances that led up to it. The paper in some manner found it's way back to Ne | braska and to the lost brother. The l brother, William. immediately wrote the brother here, and while the letter was filled with doubt as to even hope ! of its being the Fred Babby wanted. yet it served to furnish the evidence that the brothers are to be united again.
 The Babby brothers were born in Wisconsin and it was there that they last saw each other. They separated. both coming west For a while occa- sional letters passed back and forth between them. but as is often the case. the lapse of time between the letters began to lengthen. then there was a cessation and then it became evident that the brothers were lost to each other entirely. They continued to move from place to place thus making the search all the more difficult of success. The brother at this place has tried repeatedly by different means to locate his brother and the letter re- ceceived from the Nebraska brother yes terday was to the effect that he has been trying repeatedly to do the same thing. which is probably responsible for the letter being filled with doubt yesterday that the newspaper article really bore the good news that a worry of a half generation had been relieved.
 whispers borne upon the breeze Watch for the sale of Handker-
 ehieves." ....
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13
FACES GRAFT CHARGE
THOMAS DoCKERY, EX-COUNCIL-
MAN, is UNDER ARREST.
Shared Profits of City Paving Job While
Holding Office Is Charge Against
Him.

FOND DU LAC, Wis, Aug. 10
Especial. Thomas E. Dockery was this
afternoon placed under arrest for alleged
participation in the profits of city paw
eng job done while he was a city Off
cial The complaint was brought by
District Attorney F. w. Chadbourne
and the warrant issued by Court Com
missioner D. O. Williams. While presi-
dent of the common council, Dockery
is alleged to have associated himself
with Michael McCugo in the McCugo
Construction company, the Barber AS
phalt company at the time planning to
pave Park avenue. The McCugo con
Germ was awarded contracts to pave
Third and Fourth streets with brick,
but being unable to procure brick at a
reasonable price, Dockery is alleged to
have coerced the Barber people into sell,
ing his concern brick at a reduction OF
81 per thousand. Later, Dockery is al.
legged to have taken personal" charge OF
the paving on Third and Fourth streets
End to have shared in the profits. his
share amounting, it is alleged to $500.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13
MANY BOATS ENTERED.
Large Fleet of Yachts Will Sail in
Inland Lakes Regatta at Osh-
kosh Next Week

OSHKOSH, Wis, Aug. 1O.-[Spe,
cial. THE feet which will race next
week in the twelfth annual regatta of
the Inland Lakes Yachting association at
Oshkosh, will be one of the largest in
the history of the organization. There
are twenty-siX boats entered in the three
classes. The entries close tonight and
up to noon, were as follows:
Glass A-Humbug, Oconomowoc Lake
cub; Black Point, Lake Geneva Yacht club:
Swastika, White Bear Yacht club; Kathryn,
Lake Buttes des Mortes Yacht club; Tom
ahaWk, Minnetonka Yacht club; SiegIinde,
Lake Geneva Country club; Amogla, Nee
nah Nodaway Yacht club; Pats V, Pistakee
Yacht club; Mercia Oshkosh Yacht club;
MinnewOc, OconomoWOc Yacht club; Once
ia, Delavan Yacht club; Adna, Fox Lake
Yacht club.
Glass B-Twenty- Three Lake Buttes des
Mortes Yacht club; Busy Bee, Oconomowoc
Lake club; Butterfly, White Bear Yacht
club; legro, Duluth Boat club; Oshkosh,
Oshkosh Yacht club.
The case of John Buckstaff VS.. the
Oshkosh Power Boat club, in which the
question Of the ownership of the Thomas
Fleming Day trophy cup was involved.
has been dropped from the circuit court
as a result of an agreement by the par
ties whereby the cup, a valuable trophy
raced for in 1907 by power boats, will
be returned to the club and will be raced
for again at some future date.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1909-08-13
LATEST MARKET REPORTS.
MILWAUKEE,, Aug. 10.
FEC AND DAIRY MARKETS.

MILWAUKEE-BUTT firm;
Elgin price of extra creamery is 26c; local
price, extra creamery, is 26c; prints &c,
frsts, 20@21c; seconds, 1SQ19c: process, loc |;
dairy, fancy. 2oc; lines, 16@l9c; packing
stock. 15@16c.
CHEESE Steady: American full cream
new make, twins, 14@1413c; Young AMER
cas-. 1501512c; daisies, 15@1512c; longn0oTTLH s
1501512c; limberger, new make, 13QIo722GGa,
fancy brick, 14@1413c; new grades, ogg
101ac imported Swiss, 26c; block new y, 70
@1512c; round Swiss, new, l6Wlo42c' oiu'
1SD20c. -
EGGs-Firm; the produce boards Of
fetal market fer strictly fresh Iald as asa
ceived cases returned, dc; recandleo
fancy extras, 24@247ac; fresh SECONDS anu
dirties, 16c.
NEW YORK, Aug. 10-Butter-Steady
to firm unchanged; receipts, %, 402. Cheese
Firm unchanged; receipts, 10, 749. Eggs
Easier; receipts, 1883; western extra
firsts, 24Q25c; do irsts, 22@23c; do seconds,
PLYMOUTH, Wis, Aug. 9.-Nineteen fac
tories offered 2446 boxes of cheese; bid re-
fused on 300 daisies. Sales 60 daisies,
151bc: 1925 at 1880; so at 15Ac; % cases
Americas, 1850: 104 at 15Rc; 14S cases
horns. 151Ac; 404 at 1880; 65 boxes twins,
145sc % at 1413c; ITO cases square prints,
UTICA, N Y, Aug. 9,--The cheese mar
ket was 1s@Ac higher. Sales; Large col
white 70, 1880; small colored 900, 1880:
1909, 1870; small white, 100 at 1890; 22l
1890. Curb settlements at 1870. Sales Of
2O4 packages butter at 2613@2Sc.
FOND DU LAC, Wis, Aug. 9.-Twins
141A011 5c.