gainesville daily sun. (gainesville, florida) 1906-03...
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THE DAILY SUN GAINESVILLE FLORIDA MARCH 4 HMf 7
rrFugitive for Thirty Years
MontKotiKTy Aa Mar h L Lnii-lpankey a thouuht h killI an-other negro with a club 5i y nnand fled h hclne a fnililv all theseyears A t v lnys aco ho was
and on trial tt was rnv r l
that the man In hit was tint kifjod lluwax let ort with a tine of f l afterliving 3y years In hear
Tug Three DrownedGloucester Mass March 2 Tho tug
Daniel WIHanl which Ml Gloucester i
for Yorke M Wednesday nighttruck a rock off the Kockport breakwater Thursday and Rank Three ofthe five men on board are believed tohave been drowned Two were res-cued by the life saver from PigeonCove
White Youth Cuts NegroBirmingham Ala March 3 With
bin broken right arm In a sllncBeasley the 14yearold son of a weltknown man h Ti opened a knife wtthbis teeth and fatally tabbed John NV1 J
A negro aged IS Nelson andBPTvral neproes had t f n worry j
lag the Iteasli y boys fur j n ral dayson their way home from school
ReEnters Naval AcademyAnnnpoll Mil March i Ralph
Karlc Sampson pon of the latr RoarAdmiral Sampson huh entered the j
naval academy as a member ofpresent fonrMirlass YounK Sampwin war recently dropped from n hlKh-
T class on account of ditlclencli Instudies but was at once reappointedby President Roosevelt
Dust Storms in KansasWichita Kant March 2 Tho worst
dust storm experienced in this sectionof Kansas in years prevailed
For throe days a hljih wind varyltiR In velocity from to 40 milesan hour has swept the country Theair Is tilled with tltist giving the skyn leaden hue
Wandering Man ReturnsSpartanbtirg S C March 3 John
Thackston father of J P Thacksonof this city who was found by the po-
lice of Richmond wandering about thestreets of that city in a dazed condltlon has returned to his home Hewas accompanied from Richmond byR C Wintry a friend of the family j
Postponed for a YearDtiQiiotn III March It The prose-
cution of Joseph ltlter owner of theXelpler coal minis on trial at Ron
ton charged with violation of tho statemining laws on several differentcounts hay been postponed for orsyear
A Fatal ExplosionTerre Haue Ind March 3 Be
trice Osborix1 acid was burned todeath and lbif Oshorne aged 7
was fatally Injured by the explosion ofa ran of g ohno with which theywere playing at llurnvtt Ind
Queen Abandons TripNew York March 9 A dispatch
from Rome to the American indowager queen of Italy has abandoned
proposed trip to the Inlted Stated
iprrrli Parv grim mliinrii of Sir
Henry In In and itii admiration WH-shown oil di in the hoiii1 of euiiimoil Iniiitf was under the tilery inthe hou when Mtdil nly without j
parent reason loiip d tofeet and delivered an impassloiieil-upeooli sot off with all the expressionand dramatic posture fur which lie VHso fainoiH liouie seemed urpriced M iiil tiN lo keil at one another
urunl What the old iinow up ti V tliiuht It waslc p p lllcit lint n ve k ortwo liTir a friitil of IrvinicX eiiiou-nteriij Mr iulitim mcmk uod thenotors v t f tlo irtti o and Hndstoiit-eacorly I What slid ho thinkof i s V I Miido It fur him
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itoalls and otiu in ill tetlos Sonrf-of thetn Ilillilt i ie only a foot ortwo hi iti liiiur lot tins hlown s Ix
partly iluo t tin i i t tliit remainiuotionif it rvil Ity meuKurincthe dltat i er nail wheuthey were kit tf n ooustuutly ittxtti fraud tic tae maximum speedof a healthy auU to andhalf feet an hour
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ll l and ArtThe career of Mr Irederiok Mae
Moini H a4 a seitlptor uogau wheu an-a Uy of lvo years aroly tallenoiuMi to reach up to the toll of thekltiliu tattle he modeled little tliniresill duudi Two yi ars lattr In ilsoover-itl a l tter maierlal for hl i ur oseAt tti it time a white waxRum was anted III fashion unonu ehil-dren Ytiitiikt MiicMoiutles saxtl M-
wdd MMinles until he could tiny what hewantoil of It and thin lie nind fromit au e ustrian stntiio of orire-Wuslilugtoii willed IK still amotifamily treasure
Whoa was ten years old Hani urnsclaws oamo to town Ho was an enthuKlastic admirer of the parade andwhen the elephant apKanil ho Uvamelutwise He every tiiotUm andstudied every lit uf the suing leastTheu ho ni ie4 lUlu the IIOIIM audworkluu an fast an lit could mHleleUfrom memory 11 elay elephuiit of whichbe nonl out l asliuiuoil t lay At-
thlrte carved a likeness of n potbullfrog out of n Itelgiati paving l lH kwith uu ice pick fur a ehisel WorldsWork
A To li cleat StoryOf the foul served to the whorl In
the ItrltNh Divy of 100 years ago arecent historian says A ships oom-PIIUV huil to start a cruise upon thoold moat returned from variousaud route l out from the olisctiro cvllure of the victualing yards Frequent-ly It had IKHD several years In salt N
fore it came to the cook by which timeit uootloil rather n magician luau atOUt to make it eatable It was of ustrong lianlnoss tiliroits shrunkenlark gristly and glistening with saltcrystals Strange tales wereIt plgtalleii seamen would tell ofborsolioos found In the meat casks ofcurious barkings and neighing heardlu the slaughter houses and of negroeswho dtsapMirc near the victualingyards to IN Mtii no more The salt
was generally rather ottor thanthe Inof but the sailors etmld carvefancy articles such as twxos out ofeither meat
tlor ti Mud Hrdlrlnrllenlthy horses reiUire no miHllclne
but there are NO many Intestinal purasites nod so many kinds of worms thataffect homes that constant sun rvlslonpays Almost nil young lionws tin
for n few feed of sulphur In thespringtime Many horsemen togive a little worm medicine and eachman hay hi favorite A good manyworm medicines ate harmless and Ifadmlnlsti re l to n healthy colt will dono harm Usually n keen horsemanknows whether Worn remedies ore neees nry i r nut but lu caso of doubt It Isn little safer to give the medicine pro-vided the medlilno is really harmlessBorne modloiiies are harmless and someate not Stimulants are not nocossarytand stimulating medicines should neverbo given except on the advloo of aveterinary St Louis Republic
Cortllnlllr-Conllullty Is the ea t expensive tend
farthest going of all coimnoditlo andIts practitioners represent our Inst suc-cesses It Is the key which unlmks thesocial and business d Hirs bringing mencloser together helping them to betterwork together liditenlng their liardons and changing the twilight of trou-ble into till unlliht of happinessJutnptlou by N Towler Jr
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in eternal and Inevitable condllion that to do iriMxl must goodWhen any IM is a truly go Ml manthou even if ho takes no part whateverIn holy wars t the yin of theworM Ins mere iin Mi eioiiH IniMintVbecomes a blessing to other Woui
CASTORFor Infanta and Children
Tki KM YH Haw Always Bought
Boars the S jf-Slgaaturo of C Cet Tc i
Improved Train Service via Atlantic
Coast Line
The Atlantic Line and it eonnections err now opcrHtuiK solidthrough trnini frmn Jacksonville toAtlanta aycro Tifton and Ma-
con with through coachf to Nashvilleand Pullman hutT t sleeping rare to titLoui and Chicago I
Trains leave Jacksonville yin
Coa t Line dally at f J i p m andarrive Tifton I M a m Maeon 440
Atlanta 750 a m Chattanooga115 p m Nashvill mEvaniyule 1 W a m St Louis a m I
and Chicago bJ a m
Good connections are made at Jackionville from all Florida points thusaffording the quickest and most con-
venient service from this territory to J
the WestFor further information eee ticket
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PHYSICIAN ASH SlHGKuN
muse sour lo a m L1
to 4 p in Tuesday Thimuayand Saturday 7 to p m
ottlee in Porter Block Phone 171
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DitVCRE B MORRIS
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OftJoc over Marcus KnJclt 1boce 79
A CARLISLE
ATTORNEY AT LAW
And Solicitor in Equity
Real Estate Conteymncinj and Geaoral Practice All businessattended to Office next door to SueOfllce FlORIDA
PERDIXAND BAYER
ATTORNEY AT LAW
OMNICSVILII FLORIDA
Can city imand unimproved phosphate
trucking and farming Send hima list of what offer for tale 2142m
W E BAKER
SOLICITOR IN CHANCERY
GAINESVILLE Aiachoa Co FL4Office in Endel Block
DR J H ALDERMAN
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Best Line to
St l uls hlcap aid all palatxrlh and dent Hte ef the Pa-
Maun Tonrl t Trala lhf g sadHerlda limited
Only solid Iullman train to the Westwith Library and DiningCar Leaves dt Augustine 820daily Leaves Jackonrille 930daily Arrives 510 p m twitday Arrives St Lout 210 p m nextday
Throtich I operated on AC L 8 5p n train Jacksonville toSt Louis and Chicago-
A k for tickets via A NFor information as to rate to all
point North and Up t schedule andhill information call on any ticket
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Jacksonville Florida
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The FloridaFruit and Truck Grower
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New Train ServiceBe-
tweenJacksonville and Atlanta
Southern RailwaNORTHBOUND
Leave Jacksonville 745 p mArrive Atlanta 630 a m
Pullman Sleeping Cars can be occupied in Atlantauntil a in
SOUTIIBOLXDLeave Atlanta 1020 p mArrive Jacksonville 850 a m
Pullman Sleeping Cars can be cccupied in Atlanta9 p in
SOUTHERN RAILWAY Cars serve supperleaving and breakfast arriving Jacksonville
District Passenger Agen Jacksonville Florida
Air Line RailwayFOR
Savannah Columbia Camden SouthernPines Raleigh Richmond Wash
ington Baltimore Philadelphia New York
Two Elegant Trains Daily
Seaboard ExpressSeaboard Mail
MODERN PULLMAN
Only Line OperatingDaily Through Pullman Sltipirs from Jackiinvillt U N
For full information and sleeper reer atloB8 call OBwrite A O 3 0
Aist General Passenger AgentJACKSONVILLE FLORIDA
SAILINGS EJ AOH wrjujHE-TWKEN
Jacksonville and YorkCalling at CHARLESTON 8 0 both ways
TM flat StMBtkirs li CMStwiM ItrviMThe Clyde New England and Southern Lines
Direct Service Between JACKSONVILLE BOSTON sadPROVIDENCE and All Eastern Points
Calling at Charleston both ways
SouthboundNorthbound
From Lewis Wharf BactoaFrom Fool of Catherine St Jacksonville
Clvde St Johns River LineBetween JACKUONVIILU and SANFORD
Stopping at Palatka Astor St Francis Bereaford DeLandarid latenaediatLandings on St Johns River commencing Wednesday November IS 1906
STEAMERS
CITY JACKSONVILLE and PKEDK IcEABYAre appointed to ail a follow Leave Jacksonville daily except Satan
d 5 at 330p m Returning leave except Sundays at 880aaa
SCHEDULE
B4opm Palatka Leave 800 paaAstor
St FrancisBeresford DeLand
Arrive 880 am Saaford100 am Enterprise
GENERAL PASS AND TICKET OFFICE 122 W BAY ST JACJESONVILLSP If JR As u Act 138 sju J
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