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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-21
The Caterpillar.

The caterpillar spends his NE In Try
ing 20 keep out Of every body's vay.
Some species hide on the under sur
face OF leaves. others on the stems o.
blades OF grass. which serve them a.
food; others again build little nests ior
concealment or else they Ne fnuriy bid
den between tle Curied edge % leaves.
which they Draw close together uaiil
the ofrosIte edges meet The cliwIil
lar h co. 1'r creature boz bis Duu
family. He .a,ut ihsi tHfrc p tifry
tu uumbsrs Hrt yol w.l frl ra1'e
comnanias feeding 90" ~ Size Hisf
kerpia- .t.u isllost ~ iac.r BIRD
ebemiez. buf when e caterpillar .a bJ
hrmre,f b. arfrFlg tarr1 o. move Zoe
fear q rUlaagz aurlupa. Ersa
whcn De IL aa'.rri 90 caasEo his rt.1
he doesn't frnflrg 90 leave Bis Cd esai
lying arauaf ne u1nsai ihti -
tale h OK o. eats &c. Ta~caisfpilzrp
thar I've iu rnr-s,rs fhst iaF.7 ska
boldly OAR ~ r8ar s1lttry fellows
fssi fgrrrd D. suaft1p ths.f % ei9ihss
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-21
TER FROM MR. HoLLeY.
=. interestingly of Augusta Its
:. NI' ''..,ndlngs and Churches.

,o,eres,ingR Of Augusta Its
y E s,'',roundlngs and Churches.
"a Nov. 1.-THE Angus
l'tO'.' recently pulled off The Geor.
~ nina n., Fair, which was declared
: Ian y. p.trous TO be a great success ;
3 y s,,s the PEOPLE of the city ana
s I. adjoining country fhronsed ~. =.
@ -. Several days more than NJ
F''D 'S,,.,nd persons passed through
~ s. All the exhibits we're fine.
t.,mers took as high as two hun
~ dollars worth Of premiums.
y. farming interest around Angus
y, "a. year has not proved so great a
-, a, during the past two years.
g. months we had rain almost
:, dsv. thereby preventing the
a"' from cultivating their crops.
s.,.i,b,,anding poor crops and 10"
-, ,or cotton, farm lands are high
,s, few we'll improved farms are
,ssrsd for sale.
TIE religious interests OF the city
IN, 70 be on the upgrade. All the
.,,,,bes are supplied with efficient
.,,,or. and are making constant head
=, Now that the North Georgia
o,usrepce convenes next week sew
al changes in the Methodist churches
!, anticipated. One Of the leading
,,,,O,, Of the Methodist Church has
,.sn transferred on account OF the
sms limit with the NJ. E. Conference.
TAe Green 81. Presbyterian Church
,v built an eighteeD-thousand' dollar
lOO,s Of worship during the year, and
,oU the membership is fearful that
hsy will lose their pastor, Rev. George
eOille. The pastor has been called to
,hs Westminster Church in Atlanta.
nd Il is feared by his people that he
sill seeept.
The work Of the Second Church, OF
Wish the writer is pastor, has made
,ons,ant progress during the past year.
W have now about 525 mbers and
nesive others at almost every tesvice
Daring the year the church has raised
M expenses and benevolence and
kildings about SO 00O. We now have
M lots and in sight about $4,000 with
Vhieh to begin our new edidce. We
Dppose 10 begin work on the building
boz. January Let, 1907,
In appreciation OF the services OF the
'siioT his salary has been increased
iEsniJ per cent. Il is pleasure TO
IOik with people who thus show
asiF appreciation OF mans services,
Tie Gainesville Baptist Church has
lVIy' been ready TO respond in ap.
.'tsistion Of their pastors services
. more faithful body OF Christians
n be found than in that gocdly
~.
We have read with interest the de.
'opnen, Of Gainesville. 1t is n
'''ee Of pleasure TO every former
to read Of the progress
'lie and the success Of the citizens
htding The University. i feel con-
-'ti that Gainesville will always
,.'e herself worthy OF the Univer-
Y sha give lie hearty support 20
~, ~ uao are at ice head. May Gaines
WIS prosperity ever be constant.
]. b. HoLLEY.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-21

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-21

- ~. A.m sh1rps can essvsy !
80. AK nat o. is iusssss,
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g 49,. y, ~ sityhts elnsl fisr
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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-21
Cultivate Reanlnr nnhI,..

There can be no question that men
Of regular habits are healthier. happier,
live longer AMI do more than those who
obey caprice aud impulse. The adOp-
ton OF hyglenlc habits saves the nerv-
Gus system an enormous amount OF
friction and waste II preserves vital.
". Regularity economies not only
physical stamina, but time aa well
The man who knows no system In the
details Of his life, who exhausts nature
at the instance OF n passing whlm.
who drinks and smokes 10 excess. who
wastes the talents bestowed upon him.
IL the one who must sooner or later fall
victim 10 disease. Regularity with
moderation Ia all things should be the
motto Of llfe, and II should be remem-
bcred that regularity does not neces'
sarily preclude the enjoyment 81 Va.
riety. A certain amount OF variety
prevents man from becoming a mere
machine. but variety should not inter.
fere with those regular habits Of NE
which are necessary % the malnte
nance Of health.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-11-21
Piles CURED ~ o ropA DAYS

PAzO OfSTNENr Is Fas'saisst "a
safs srY snss ~ if't.rg b..af Bleed
log % PrBtrus.sr fis' Id $50 "a ss1i
90 mossg ftfanes1 tor
The oasis., 1906-05-12

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 fN NNeet H fa HNeuH0H NHN f0U.Nf.f .Ht sNeb fhtf N0 ri llffelff maf NNm Imr in Nf Htw fNdltHf
 Hh Nr ametf. Nnd difeetr aa. hold ffiif office fa. fNH ]. i.d H| ie ft iA.il HNN aNef iHWI tteiiel anA quaN NtntNH aHt itN fnf if Iiafess4H. Hls rl.ri and fHtiheH. iiIs. .ss sOoutf tenufrd by tut slaFa 't afferiHi
 The mamhet ,f tAe rah h directorate shAl lWFt fIF NuHtf tn hl Huy NsfMheA NN puIT fa nn fhf iHNfH By fne lfNtM. fesia Nstnt elected tu iill such vacancy uf farsneses, shaii Hil fi- ur their office until tbe neAf ahunai meeting ol the sieckhoider-, and ihil ihcif sucressslt are plreiru and qualified.
 Ail nf th difrclOr- and ihcere herein men toned shall be stockholders ut The time oi their election.
 authority ty adopt bylaws, and to change or amend the same, as they may deem expedient.
 The directors shall elect either from their own bDdv 9r from tbe stock holders of the cor pDration, theotheF officers olthe company here ln fnentjOned and at fhcir first or orgariza- ton meeting, shail elect said officers to serve until the iirst regular meeting of the Directors succeeding the first annual meeting Ot the stockholders and thereafter said Directors shall elect said officers at the first regular meeting of the Directors succeeding each an- fflAl tiSCilBU tii 1lftfAtIe ny tit NkVthA1iitIH. i Provided that fhe president and secretary shall De eleeted frem tho board pf directors; and provided further, that the office 0f vice ! president aad treasurer may be filled blythe safle person.
 { Three f}) members of the board of directors constitute q quorum but all resolutions must 1 be adopted by uianimcns vote where only three @ directors arc present.
 All documents, orders checks deeds, CT any 1 other writings creating legal obligations of 1 whatever nature, etc, requiring the signature of the company must bc signed by the pres ident and counter-signed by the secretary. All earnings of the company must be divided lannnalh by means of dividends declared on the stock, at the annual meeting
 SEVENTH. The highest amount of indebted ness CT liability t9 which this corporation is at any time to subject itself is tue sum of Six Hundred x Fifty Thousand Dollars fs6aN00o
 EIGHTH That the private property oi tht shareholders of thise.Fporation is to be exempt from corporate debts.
 NINTH. Tn furtherance and not in limitation of the powers conferred by the statutes and bA these articles of incorporation, and by any. by laws wlich may Do adopted, the board Uf dl rectors is expressly authorized t5 issue anf cause N be executed, bonds, debentureS, ol
The oasis., 1906-05-12
TERRITORY oF ARIzoNAl

COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ
 T. Phil HerOld, County Recorder m and for the County and Territory aforesaid, do hereby certify that have mpared the foregoing copy with the original articles Of incorporation ot the MEXICAN NATIONAL. BISCUIT COMPANY May, 1906, in Book of Miscellaneous Records at page--et seq; and that the same is q full true and correct copy of such original and of the whole thereof.
 Witness my hand and seal of office this 2nd day of May A D.. l906 PHM HEn0LD,
 TSKAL1 Colknty Recorder. First publication May l2 last June l6
The oasis., 1906-05-12
A A NKI. fsEAI.5 ] L BURT. sFAl.i JESSIE NEIL. sfAL.i
TERNITnRY 0F ARIZ0NA-

COUNTY OF SANTA CRUZ
 on this Second day of May im the wear igc6 before me Allen T. Bird Clerk of the District Court in and for the Territory and County aforesaid residing therein, duly commissioned and sworn. personally appeared Albert A Neil John L. Burt and Jessie $. Neil, known to me to be the persons described in whose names are subscribed 10, ahd who executed the annexed instrument, and they aeknow ledged t0 me that they executed the same for the purposes and considerations therein ex~ pressed
 In WITNESS WHEREOF, ] have hereunt0 set my hand and affixed my official Seal, at my office in the said Territory and County the day and year Inst above written.
 [SEAL ALLEN I BIRD,
 Clerk of the District Court Second Judicial District Territery of Arizona, in and for the County of Sania Cruz
The oasis., 1906-05-12

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 liNDf fih ibe ennsfUf lf writing. af puf .nNfl IN in. affirmative fJfc Ul lhn holders af niaiHllif 0es0tk ssual and 0utstHndiuR Hi lff NNeianu mrrting duly called ser tiHl Nfse. t4 sell a.siNn. transfer exchange "f 'thrf"l-e af-Nute ni iho property Of the company hs an entirety .Ur nuy pHft thereof ] ifonMcu HiNH}- majority ol tbe whole board sbnll concur thefelu
 ih N1NEas NHfhfor. Nc have horeunto set onf hands aad nis tuis Second day ol May, 1 l90U
 A. A. NEIL lsEALi
The oasis., 1906-05-12
NoCALEs NOTES.

Hamilton, Brown ~ Co.
 shoe.n sold at the Red House. ha- mon Vasquez.
 This week there were three ad- ditions to the list of Nogales sup, scribers to the San Francisco reiiei fund They were Mr. Frank Powers SlO0; Mr. Bracey Gurus SIS and Mr. W. D. Cummings $lO' These subscriptions bring the total donation sent in from Noga- les to about $3,20O.
 Yesterday it was reported in Nogales that Mexican family of fve persons and q Yaqui laborer were killed Thursday about eight miles from Magdalena. The In dian was killed by his tribesmen for refusing to join their outlaw band. This is the first Yaqui de predation reported so far north Since the attack on Nogales eleven years ago.
 If YOU want shoes you will find the right quality and the right size at the right price, at the Washing ton Trading Company.
 The window at La Barata store is not well arranged for the dis- play of goods, 50 you are requested to step inside and look at the show case. You will see that you want. Nathan Ileeser. It
 May 10, at Armory Hall, the members of the Nogales Concert band will give another of their social dances. The dances are given for the purpose of raising funds to pay the salary of the di- rector of the band and pay other expenses incurred, and also to make life in the line city more en- joyable.
 Tuesday night freight ear roll ca out of the local yards and made a down grade run to salabasas, closely followed by the switch en- zine. The car made record breaking run, but never left the track and finally slowed down al the up grade near Calabasas and was brought back to Nogales by the switch engine.
 The building lately vacated by Mir. P. Cazabon on Morley avenue was fitted up by the carpentcrl this week and is now we'll ar ranged store room and we'll filled with dry goods and clothing. Mir w. Rosenberg, who recently found his former quarters to' small for his increasing business has moved into the room and i now prepared to do business on larger scale.
 Tuesday evening about sever o'clock life size meteor started ol an aerial jourrey from Arizona at mosphere south into Sonora skies When at a point apparently in tn vicinity of the Megueyito rancf south of Nogales, Sonora, tn gasoline tank exploded. The there was q little blaze and Til bon of smoke, which stood still i the heavens for couple of mir utes and finally faded away. (Thi description is not written from scientific viewpoint.)
The oasis., 1906-05-12
ARTICLES. OF INCORPORATION
 -oF TIE MEXICAN NATIONAL BISCUIT COMPANY

KNOW ALL MEN BY rnEsE pREskNrs: That we, the undersigned have this day voluniari- y associated ourselves together for the pur. pose oi forming q corporation under the laws
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-20
5000 PEOPLE KILLED AND HUR +
DURING JANUARY, FEBRU.
AIRY AND MARCH.

Washington, July % The railroal
accident bulletin which has just been
issued by the Interstate Commerce
Commission for the three months end .
ing March 81, 1908, elbows the tota
number Of casualties to passengers an
employees to be Is, 2o8 Il, 1928 killed and
II, 40 Injured). This 10 an increase OF
II in the number OF killed and 81 in
the number injured over those report
ed in the preceding three months.
The number OF passengers and EN-
plUyes killed In train accidents wa
pa, a. against 820 ia the preceding
three months, a decrease Of 40 in the
number killed.
The total number OF collisions and
derailments was 3,490 l,92l collisions
and | $50 derailments), OF which 2sG
collisions aud 1877 derAilments affected
passenger trains. The damage 20 cars
engines and roadway by these acci-
dents amounts TO f2,92i, 1856.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-20

There's nothing ssidrr than the mn
welcome child In the home. rrue-it
Ia thought almost unthlnkable,
but II you will stand inside the circle
Of these modern times there are so
many things tina, remove rs by ages
from the primitive social, home and
individual life. The man that looks
the iss0e in the face IL not q pessimist
The truth IL, a man il an optimist only
when he 10 pesslmlstic enough 70 see
the glaring fault and then sets about
its cure Not wsnted-yes, not want
ed ! And, II by accidental destiny, the
angel visitor appears-still, not want.
ed IL 10 said that In the rich sect on
OF the Bronx, and among about 5000,
not child born within the year The
modern fats in densely populated
are most sure to put out the
sign Children not wanted" We
are really in the age when Napoleon's
statement comes with awful meaning;
What il needed in my beloved
France-Motheu ="
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-20
TWO YACHTS CAPSIZED.
Eight Persons Lost Their Lives After
Thrilling Experience.

Angleses, n. j., July 29.-.TWo yachts
capsized in Hereford inlet bar OF here
today and 50 far - can be ascertained
tonight eight persons Loot their lives.
There we're 30 persons on one yacht, -oY
whom seven were lost, and I2 on the
otner' all but one OF whom were saved.
That not more fell victims to the
rough sea was due to the heroism of
Nspl Ludlam OF the Hereford inles
lie saving station and crew OF Eve
men II was at fret thought that from
- TO u persons had been lost. bnt
aiter an Investigation the coroner to-
night stated that he believed onlv
eight were lost O'
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-20

A man or woman may lead q lie OF
honesty and purity, battling bravely
for all they hold dearest. 30 hrm and
sure OF the riVhtness Of their Life tina,
they never think for an instant % the
disbolieal ingenuity that makes evil
and evil report where nsught but
good really exists A few words
lightly spoken by the tongue OF slander.
. significant expression OF the eyes,
q ernel 'hruE Of the shoulders. With
a pursing Of the lip.--aud then friend.
" hands grow cold, the accustomed
smile 10 displaced byA sheer and che
stands alone and aloit with q dared
feeling % woDdsr 81 the vogue. intan.
EIbls something that has caused 4, ali.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-20

The hsbh OF treating those who are
nearest aud dearrst TO us with die.
eour,esy 10 otr that c.ouds the sun.
shine 81 Zoo many homes II Jos are
youHE aud looking iot your prns-. ias,
tee, he home eondas, 10 not be-
guided 10 jour choice by ShAi a yoang
maa 10 10 the parlof I'D out shat Ne
10 10 HE mothers sitting room. 10
DOT ledgs him BY the var hc Fan ~
he hat but by he Nay 20 t,sa,s the
old, especially be psVnts
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-20

:, Lueis eoouty the youugrs, Of N.
fos,y.sit which make sp the common
wealth Of the great state Of Florida
has Joined the dry column. much "a
the disgus, OF mssJ Of those ciiiI.n,
uho weFS most Instrumental In having
sht ns~ eouniy formed from N. FOR.
msr territory 81 BrvvArd I,i.aid
that . 'ew Of isO.s 800 opposed
The formation o. the a.u souaIy voted
dry tehsi cut ~ rstsnss. bu, .o.s
V hardly he esse S.ntimset 1.
sissdily On re lbcr~ass asain., m.
open salcco and u 10 safe 70 eon-los.
tAaa the vsrdieS rvn4.rrd ssa.n.ts.n
IN - LHeis eosu,y 10 The hoa-.t cor.
ris'ion % . majority o. N. people
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-20
sun B E A NJ S
BY J. uAryiS NICHOLS

DO you know that While 'he sculptor
l. chiseling into -icne the image that
Ia in HE mind 'e 81 The same time
transforms the stone into the vision
that burns in hi. brain? How true IT
IL! Dor destiny Ike the unhewn
granite, il to be fashioned according TO
the thought and ys.- ons that inspire
us We are going 20 ,1rn ont the
beautiful dream IN .ton-, ~ we shall
prod nee n work lldeou- and unshapely.
Which shall il be. 'or you're the sculp-
tor?
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-20
KNOCKING BRYAN.

The New York World, ssys The Tam.
pa TimeS, Ia endeavoring to whistle
down Mr.. Bryan and wants TO know
in q menacing and knocking tone
where the votes are TO come from 90
elect him II he IL nominated in 1908.
There are two replies TO this query .
One 10 that whether or not Bryan il
elected In 1908, the Democrat who goes
TO the polls and votes for him will feel
a genuine and sincere pleasure Ia do.
Ing IL, and there 10 something in that.
The other reply IL that Issues have
changed since 1900, while the food OF
money that bought the election away
from Bryan will not be forthcoming in
1905 The votes for him may come
from States which he never carried
before. Take, for instance, Iowa. The
Republicans Of that State have inst
adopted Bryan platform. Sup
pose the National Republican Cor We ~
ton OF 1905 shall stand pat on the tar.
IN, go back on the railroad regulation
matter, give mp the destruction Of
trusts ~ = conundrum. and otherwise
fall short Of the demands OF the PEG.
pie Where would Iowa be then?
Right At the top Of the Bryan column
the morning sitter election.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-20
PROTECTING the FARMERS

The international Harvester Com.
pany-the agricultural machinery
trutt-has iust made . contract With
the Tennessee CoAland Iron Com
pahy for 25,o00 tons OF pig iron. the
price being about tls . ton at Birm ing-
ham. That will make = good macy
haTvesIeIs and other farm machines
which gill coat the farmers OF the
United States ~ least 20 per cent more
than u should Though tariG protection
Of the trust. Paragraph 400 o, the
tariff Lao provides that
"Plows. tooth and disk harrows.
harvestsss. reapers, agricultural drills
aud planter, mowers, hu~serakss.
cul,isators. threshing machines and
cotton eins, twenty per csntsm I'd
vAlorem"
THE trust 10 said Co be ceiling tie pro-
ducU cheaper abroad than here and our
farmers have to pay high priees for the
benefit Of the tFust aud the foreigners
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-20

The scales Of Justice are on such IN.
even balances. In a certain Texas
town, Guy Price, an ignorant negro
seventeen years OF sRe, Was promptly
arrested and placed under a 800 bond
to answer charge OF carrying a shot.
gnn in town on election day. The low.
est penalty therefor 10 $50. The un.
suspecting boy was only on his way 10
purchase shells Doubtless. the arrest
was made not far from unmolested men
who were using profane and indecent
language in public plAces-within ear.
shot OF women on the street. Colonel
- passed through the psnitentiary
gate, sentenced TO Is months impris.
onment for filchine 10000 Of depos.
itors' money in his bank. He met on
the threshold 4 poor fellow Just releas-
ed after three years' imprisonment FOR
stealing bull-yearling The young
man In your parlor-a prospective,
well.to.do son.in. LAWS the same
contemplate wretch who put the scar.
let letter on the bosom OF some moth.
ere girl. lie goes scot free; but
that gitl-sbe's passed beyond the
shadows never 10 return. You'll bar.
ter your innocent girl for his gold, but
that girl-you must draw your skirts
aside II perchance they nigh, brush
the hem Of her garments. Some day.
where sense 10 not dull nor vision dim.
the scales Of justice will strike an even
balance.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-20
VIOLATING THE LAW.

The Sun has been requested TO pnb-
lish the state Law against officials, both
, State, county and municipal, being in.
terested in any contract or public
work. which IL rs follows.
! CHAPTER 1920.
"An Act 20 Prohibit Officers From
Bidding For or Entering Into Any
3 Contract Which They Are or May
Re Interested In the Letting, and
Prescribing a Penalty For the Same.
"Be IL Enacted by the Legislature OF
the State OF Florida;
Section /. That IL shall be unlaw-
fol Tor any commissioned or other Of
ficer o. this state. or for any officer
elected or otherwise Of any county Or
incorporated town or city therein, 10
bid for or enter into, or he In any way
interested in, a contract for the work.
ing Of any public road or street, the
construction ~ or building OF any
bridge. the erecting or building ~ sny
house, ~ for The performance of any
0thCr p'Ibiic Dork in which the said Of.
iicer wsS q party to the letting.
"section ?. Any person violating
the provisions OF this act shall be
guilty Of = misdemeanOr, and upon
conviction shall be- confined in the
county jail not exceeding one year. ~
fined not exceeding five hundred dol.
lars, or both by fine and imprisonment,
~ the discretion Of che Judge.
Section 3 All laws and parts Of |
laws in conflict with the provisions OF /
this act are hereby repealed.
section 4. This act shall take 81.
feet from and after lie approval by the
Governor.
Approved May 10, 1901
We are Informed that members of
the City Council interpret this statute
az not applying to their furnishing
supplies to the city OF Gainesville.
We advise any member. however, who
has been interested in bills heretofore
paid by the city for supplies OF any
kind whatsever 10 desist from furnish.
Ing supplies to the city hereafter, as
The matter has been passed upon by
he supreme conrt OF the State In
he case brought by Burr ct al. against
he commissioners of DAde county, in
which Commissioner Sewsll, who was
president OF company which had been :
furnishing supplies tn the county, was
NJ \ compromise, to furnish
% the county all sums In excess NJ the
'ctusl coat ~ materials and supplies J
FINISHED The Law 10 plain, and any :
municipal officer who 10 In any way in.
crested In firm or corporation fur.
fishing supplies 10 the city, orAny
ind whatever, violates the law and
= subject TO criminal prosecution. y
he supreme court has defined this
Aw, and its dehnition 10 the highest
.uthogitV