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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-01
AN OPEN LETTER
From Willis W. Colson, Tax Assessor
Of Alaenua County,


Of Alaenua County,
To the Democratic Voters OF Alschua
County:
Time ia so limited and the duties Of
the offl 'e 40 pr.ssinE that shall not
be able ~ make personal canvass
before the primary date arrives, there.
fore have employed this method Of
pressing my claims for the nominA.
ton
1t isa time-honored custom Of our
grand old Democratic party to re-
ward faithful official with at least q
second term, and As have been true
to every trust imposed upon me by
this important position there 10 no
good reason why This cherished rule
should now be violated,
do not present myself as a public
servant without some personal faults
aud free from otfclAl errors or miS-
takes, but am conscious OF none which
cannot be placed on q common plane
with imperfect humanity,
Since entering upon the duties OF
this very responsible position it has
been my constant aim and effort TO
improve the records OF the Office and
the financial condition Of the county.
AZ evidence Of my success there 10
now in the assessors office large and
carefully prepared township plaH Of
the entire county upon which tho
names OF land owners are indicated,
thus avoiding confusion and trouble In
d options, and rendering double as
sessments OF seldom occurrence.
AZ TO the financial improvement,
will only refer to che tax book Of 1909
which shows . healthy increase uf
nearly thVee.touIths OF million dol
lars above the amount when came
into office, aud thls increase has been
m de without affecting the ordinary
property owner, ne hundreds OF tax
payers can attest,
1t is reported tina, am to blame for
taxes being higher last year than COM
mon, No honest citizen would know.
ingly charge another with "A thing ~
which he 10 not guilty The tax rate
or levy 10 made by the county comma-
sionars and the State authorities, and
IL taxes are low they should be prais
ed and II they are h,gh-Nell, don't
abuse the poor tax a'seUor. II LET, to
me am sure Jour burden Of taxation
would I've light, for ! am always an.
Hious to please the people whom
serve
BeIug fully assured that ON the 18th
OF May | will be dealt with As ! de-
serve. end wholly relying on the iu''
tice OF my claims and the good iudg'
ment OF an honest citizenship, ntw
leave my case In your hands
Your humble servant,
WILLS W CoIsoN.
Gainesville, Fla May let. 1914
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-01
The I've InsOSaaes

Nsddls kss started the VSblis 10
tAishisE. The voaAssfuI ssessas Shas
has met Ballard, HoFsAoosd sgFup IN
,Is erosass co sosahs. Iaassans. ef0s-
sAitls ssA ell pslsDossry srosblss hes
nsrssd the pseiss ts IAIshisE " GAas
wanAssfal psvvarAalsa TesT ere all
ssinm IL Josa tks ptossssaao esd toSn
uitA slsknsss- Pres ~. 30 Aad 81
Sod bJ " n IoAss0s.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-01
The STORES WILL CLOSE
ssEinninE Today. Merchants VIII Give
Faithful Clerks Q Rest.

AZ 10 the eastom during the summer
months OF each year. the merchants
have agreed to eloss their respective
stores a. 30 O'Clock 2. m daily from
May let TO October let. The P~'it'oa
va, circulated among the merchants
Q few dsys ago. and wSs signed BY
svefy enc with IWo exceptions.
This action on the past Of the en-
ploysn ts highly appreciated By the
slssls. who labor faithfully 90 40
average Of aitssa hOoD day 10 their
Interests wAiis 10 10 no more ihsn
they should do daring the dull summer
months, bsVsEthslsss IL 10 doSs 9th .
uilliaEnsss. and has IASdsasy 70
MAKE IAs eisFhs feel eli the more To-
Isrss, in the sseesss % IAOos fos Wkon
they are tDiliDE.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-01
GUARANTEED BY ]. w. Nc.
COLLUM & COMPANY.
Simple WAy TO Cure cs,Auh bv HVo.
mel Without stomach poalnR.

Simple wAy 10 Cure cs,arh BY HVo.
mel without Stomach oosinG.
II IL the height Of folly Co dose the
stomach WiIh internal medicines "a
eurv nasal eAIAVVAh. 10 sanBoI BE- eur.
ed sIsspt the catarrhal KsEms that S's
pFsSsnt 10 the boss. throat and logs
hsvs Grvt been allied
The sooShlnR ar Of Hyotnsl b'aIs The
smsStinR ADD rae msmbTaAs Of the
cir passage. In the hoss. iA'oai and
Isses. kilIs % The catarrhal sssms ED
ride the sJstsm ~ the ssi traces Of
catasTh
The e0snplsis HJonsi ostsI consists
af . AaFd rubts' ishsIsT ShIek sas -
carried Ia the paFss % VssS.poshst q
uasdte.ss sTopEs' Hsd bosils Of Hy.
omsl. asd costs oaiY Sss dollar. sails
sHin b0slss eat b. obtaissd Tor D.
cents
W. AsColisn 4 C0sapanJ GusEAs.
tss 0 euFs whss HyVsasi % sssd 10 &C.
soSdases siIh TIE simple alfsetioos 90
IAs paskaEs % ". xsCoiIsa a
CsmtasJ Siii 'sfgs1 she DossJ TAh
ssFtaiaiJ chose 'hsss tsssA abd b-iisi
In iks Vinss' u HJoSst
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-01

A cure may be elected by Spplyin Ing
Chamberlain sAlVs ~ Soon ~ the
child 10 done nu,inR. Wipe u Of With
. soft cloth before allowing the child
TO nurse. MANY trained pnTses uss
this sAlVe With the best results Price
D centS per boz. Sold by all dTaRgists
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-01
UNION PICNIC WILL
Be A Big THING
Estimated That 800 to I 900 PeO'
pie Will Take Advantage.
WILL GO TO SILVER SPRINGS

, One of the Most Romantic and Pic
turssque Spots In Florida, Backed BY
Plainly of Historv--Special Train
Wednesday at O'Clock.
A great deal OF interest is being
= manifested by the people Of the city,
. especially those connected with the
Sabbath schools OF the various
. churches, in the matter of the grand
union picnic, which will be given to
Silver Springs and return tomorrow,
Az has already been announced in The
Sun, the Methodist, Baptist and Pres
: byteFian Sunday schools have CONSOLE
dated In their determination for the
regular annual picnic, and propose to
reward che faithful scholars with a
good time. It was decided to hold the
picnic at Silver Springs, one OF the
most beautiful, most romantic and
most historical spots In all Florida
and arrangements have been made for
Q special train, which will leave
, Gainesville at 7 o'clock Wednesday
morning, returning at q convenient
hour, which will be announced in due
time. This train will consist OF ten
coaches, aud will be provided with all
modern comforts.
The committee desires The Sun to
extend 20 the other Sabbath school
classes Of the city, ss well as the pub
lie generally, an invitation, assuring
them that all will be welcome Silver
Springs is truly a wonderful place, and
IL Is surely worth the time spent tn
visit the place, For q distance OF
ninety feet silver dime 10 plainly vis'
ible, so clear IL the water. There are
many places OF historic interest in the
spring, especially one point designated
as the "Ladys Chamber" where it is
said a long time ago LADY was
drowned, and when her body was dis
covered, forty feet below the puriace
OF the water, IL was easily reclining IN
a formation Of roots the very Likeness
81 a chair. This chair, notwi lhstand-
ing that il 10 forty feet or more below
the surface OF the water, 10 As perfect
and plain ~ IL II were in the open air
There are many other places OF inter
est, including the famous Silver
Springs run, and a day spent on SilveI
Spring 10 4 day never to be forgotten.
In order that all may attend. the
rate has been fixed very reasonably
The fare for adults, TOund-trip, will be
90 cents, and children 80 cents.
In speaking OF the excursion Mon
day, a member Of the committee stated
that he felt cure the crowd would be
large, a. he calculated about 500 tC
/ 900 would take advantage Of the
cheap rate for q days outing.
An abundance Of ice water will be
served on the train, and free Lemonade
will be provided on she picnic grounds
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-01
W. r. JOHNSON.
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Commission MERCHANT

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-01

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Iss Yssi1F ear hssss~a Nalee esa
YaGpa co tFuia lsoSinG Wake thes
ssaaasss Wsak ths sssgaaaa tfAts frsw
Gatsagstais.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-05-01

AsAgss hd.as. Tslss se s n1ss q aTsas As Ss.
rNa V.lAs. sess fst f.la 20 s.s iesa 'a AAa'" ooa'
Toss ,aaSisss tsfosmstoa. cell sa
IA. GOODWIN. Tl<hsa Assst. BASKERVILLE
s0YLsf0s. 6s rsss A. wD erARk rrsV fsAs ASA
ne ". Bag ga aan1na Sssksaavits, Ma
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The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-20

A large concourse OF friends and rel
aCves were present 20 do honor 20 t1t
last sad rites
William B. Ice and daughter Jennie
went to Warrington Sunday morning
10 attend the funeral of a relative, 9
daughter of Mr.. Elias -ce-
Roy Google and wife Of Pharaoh's
run. were visitors at their b-other-in
law. Mr.. Il. D. RobinsoGrs. last Sun
day. Roy was a worship<c at church
IN the morning
We are a Observation-Disclosures
people here. and many oSus are puZ'
Zled t know why a daEciI-G platform
should be erected right in front Of
two of our church houses and our
peace and quiet disturbed occasional.
.Iy by a rowdy crowd Of beer-SuzZlers
and reeling and roi1ickinS dancers for
more than half the night Our citi.
zens are more than indignant because
the lofty enterprise" was conceived
and executed by none o. our people,
but by some who have no further in
terest in n one or anything b a
the financial and sensuou considera-
tons. On the nights OF these sen
suous yet senseleSs carousels there is
considerable sneaking around in the
alleys and stables by the patrons OF
the vicious. where they have no bust
mes whatever. Something may "drap'
If they do not stay in their own bail
wick" Be it said to tie everlasting
praise Of u boys and girls that
none of them. except 1Ho or three
have ever patronized the demoraliZ.
Eng and disSraceful affair."
SIR TOBY.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-20
ABDUCTED BY HER FATHER.
Chicago Minister Arrested on Pros.
>.+;v> copip.J aw.e CHARGES

Chicago Minister Arrested on Pros.
peetive Son-in-Law's Charges.
CHICAGO. June 20.-A warrant for
the arrest of Rev. Alexander Monroe,
pastor of the Chicago Lawn Consresa.
ton church. charging him with
threats to kill and murder" was IS
sued by Justice Hennessy-
The charges are made by William
Lieferman, who declares that Miss
Grace Monroe. is years old. his Il
ancee. was abducted from her own
home by her father, the accused cler.
gyman. and a rival sutton shortly aft
er midnight yesterday morning The
girl is said to have been taken from
her home struggling with tne men
and driven away in a carriage Lief.
erma was to nave been married to
Miss Monroe June IS.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-20

See the new Dotted S~isses re-
eeived today at zoe TO sse at The Bon
Pom e
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-20
Hubbard TO Lead
Republican Hosts
Such IS HEADING IN WHEELING
lNTELLIoENcER TO-DAY IN
REPORT OF CON-
VENTIoN.

ne NEteiiNS "
day has a cry interesting write up
of the Congressional convention yes
terday, which. in part is IS follows:
The Hon William Pailisser Hub
bard. OF Ohio county. was nominated
by exclamation as the Republican can
didate for Congress in the First West
Virginia district at a thoroughly haT-
caon;ous, interesting and Inspiring
convention yesterday afternoon at
Wheeling park
OF course. this result vas a fore
gone conclusion, but its certainty DID
not deprive the gathering Q being
a welI-attended. alert 4 enthusiastic
representation of the Sepublicanisn
OF the best district Of the best State
IN the best country.
The Hon. Nelson E. Whitaker. OIL
Ohio county. made the nominauns
speech, and Congressman
Barrett Dovener made the nomination
unanimous in a pretty little address
CAPTAIN Dovener's gracious act was a
dramatic one and one OF The conven-
tons most enjoyable Features
Good Speeches
The nominee made a speech taat
was in slang parlance. a hummer. II
reflected his well trained mind, ano
those who had never enjoyed the
pleasure of hearing M. Hubbard be-
fore went wild over him Mr. Hub
bard's magnificent address was entire
~ impromptu-
Another incident Of interest which
aroused prolonged applause was inc
tribute Mr.. Hubbard paid to Captain
Doyener's faithful service Still an
other was MI. Hubbard-s tribute TO
?. NJ. Hale. Of Lewis one OF the
fathers Of West Virginia, who occu-
| MED a seat of honor on tue stage.
The Hon. Stuart F. Reed. of Clarks-
| burg. was temporary and permanent
! chairman. and Harry Shaw. of Marion
: omciated as secretary. Their selec-
ton was unanimous. Mr. e was
in his best vein in his speech incident
TO taking up h savel.
The convention was called 70 order
at / p. m. by r. C.. Richards. con-
sressional committee chairman. 1t
6ndSn 2DOlI . a.. - v Ets$F 49, -
out Of town delegates plenty OF time
| TO catch the outgoing trains
The park casino was Deco
ra1es with flags an! towers and Neis-
fars. hand filed in the intervals with
melody There was a good attendance
II snec1ators- Ex-Governor 4. 3.
whire was a DISTINGUISHED cniooker.
who sat on the stage.
~ -,,.
-. $50. 80. ~.ke his
W h.s ~ ,uai,
"a
A 80 ,ao,Ia
"e ~ ~.
80. 80 $40 .. his s,1isfac.
.N ~~a :, AZ
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-20
NO sEouEs7 FOR PRESIDENT.
Forgotten in Will Of :: Gle, Which
Disposes Of Millions.

NEW. YORK. June 2~0.--President
Roosevelt is not 50 much as mention
ed in the viii of his uncle. Robert B.
Roosevelt, who died a few days ago
at his county seat, Sayvii1e. L. l.
Robert B. Roosevelt made his VIII
on January j.. 1901. and it disposes
of an estate valued at severa mil
lions of dollars. The sreater portion
of the estate is left Il three squat
parts to his three children. John E
and Robert B. Roosevelt, Jr.. and
Mrs Margaret Kimberly
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-20
Z. M. HARTLEY 6 SON
az


BARRACkvILLE, Juro 1e.-our
is not very large. bslt its popul-
ton is steadily increasing e haT-
ing been two new residents come Q
live in this town within the last ten
days or two weeks. One IS 4 girl
stopping with Mr. and Mrs Clarence
rCramer. The other is a boy a"d is
the first arrival at the hone Of Mr.. an
Mr. James Kennedy. and Jim says
the younsster is a Democrat II
seems a pity that the Ittle fellow
should be started so early in lie the
wrong way. Perhaps e he. could
speak he would offer his profess.
There is some whoopinE cough in
our village among the little folks. All
are doing fairly well. Sc Ear As this
scribe has heard.
While the population increases oc-
casionally. a new dwelling goes up
once or twice in a while. Dur village
is being improved by the erec-
i of a new dwelling by Mr.. Dave
Straight which will be occupied by
himself and family when completed
We would rather by fa- see such i'm
provements go up than to see a dane
ing platform put up in II community
Mrs. J. r.. Robinson and -wo sons
Amos and Guy. made their arrival
home last Tuesday, tie 18th inst.
from Phoenix. Arizona. mo had
been there for five years in a cream
cry as superintendent. Mrs Robinson
r,-- want n RI visit
him last December. All seem CAD
they are back among the West Virgin
ian hills once more. &c Is e APP
parent that J. 4. is glad Of their re-
turn. While they speai, IN -erm' OF
praise for the country seen While
gone still they recognize in West
Virginia 4 combination Of advantages
not found elsewhere and which makes
most of the native-born citizens OF the
Little Mountain State" prefer it to
most any other SPOT on earth-
Mr.. Curtis Miller, who ESQ Sojourn-
ed in Phoenix for quite 4 ime return
ed recently to his native heath Two
| Barrackville boys, Charley and Clar-
| ence Ice. are still there.
Clarence Lutes. Of Glen Easton.
Marshall county, was a visitor among
former friends in our ro~n from Sat
urday evening until Tuesday morning
His father once Kept store Eere-
Major S. Moore. Of S~istersv:ne. W
Va. spent q week visiting his son. Ira
C. Moore. returning home Monday
He was Major Of the 18th w Va. Vol.
INF. through the times that tried
mems souls" While at Barrackvil1e
he made a short call on IL: Brownfeld
of Fairmont long enough to recount
some of their tricks AMI trials when
associated in those perilous times.
The boys" are "old and gray" and
few in number n more.
Ed. Ira C. Moore was. called up to
Mr.. Richard Cunningham's, about
eight miles above Warrington. last
Wednesday. the 18th. to attend the flu.
neral OF Mr. James CunninGhaln's
wife who died early Monday morning
of pulmonary disease. She was a lit
tie past IS years old and was a mem,
Der OF the Church OF Christ for elev,
en- years A1 who knew her tcsti
fed to her noble qualities Of heart
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-20
M
INTEREsTiNGITEM N@cONNEc;
uoNsWTTH NEWseulLDINe
BOYS cAMPEc

good bunch of Subscriptions
has been eceivedSarztheY-M-C- a.
quarters No S01Jacobs building for;
the building fund These T all very
welcome and VIII 500 be converted
into stone, brick and rs er building
material. to make the finest Y. NJ G
a. building in the State GO West v:r-
sfnia-
a member of the bu,.dins commit
tee is now in the East submitting the
building sketches Of the Fairmont
Association to the International AS.
ISOLATION Secretaries in Washington
and New York for any suggestion.
which these experts can offer
The foundation plans are c<pecteG
in a day or two and then The wosko OF
what is to be a model w CA
structure Will proceed raE:6ly-
Mex subscriptions are as follows:
&c. ". c. Binns. Clarkshnrs ----s Les
e. J. Probst. Gypsy 2ao
fC- NJ. HUM. Middleton -- SOC
ID. J.. Ruckman. Monongah soc
IC. r. Musgrave. Middleton 49,: LOCO
Joseph Fuccy 5000
h W Mills 2-.0o
Rev. l. ". Roberts 500
p,p1 Sb;nn 8 0y
r Er,,t pinneu 500
Interest in the Boy carap az Fox
Hall is increasing and it ,ooks now as
liz the Fairmont Y. N. c. A would
have the largest delegation - this
first Sthte Camp FOR boys acid in
West Virginia The general ~sccretarE
of the local Association SAYS that this
spirit to lead in Association matters
in the State has always prevailed
throughout the. Fai-u:ont membership
That at every State and inter Stale
gathering. Fairmon.- mas been ahead.
and it will not be surprising II the
youngsters from Fairmont Will show
up in larger numbers for tho good
times at Camp Fox Hall than the
boys from other West Virginia towns.
There are ten boys alread: pledged
to go. The number will be limited to
twenty.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-20
Boy Murdered Must Hang.

SPRINGFIELD. H., June 2o.-The
Supreme Court refuses 70 interfere
with the execution Of Richard Irers
the Chicago youth b bruta1ly muir
dcred Mrs. Bessie C. HOLSTER last
January. Ivcns will be hanged Fri
day
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-20
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TO PAY PRESIDENTS FARE.

Committee Favor Appropria-
ton Of $4,000 for travelling.
WASHINGTON, D.. c. June 20
The House Committee On appropria.
ton voted a favorable report Oh the
Watson bill authorizing an annual
appropriation OF $4,000 tc pay the
travelling expenses Of tie President
Of the United States and such guests
as he may invite
Chairman Tawney was authorized
to- call the bill up under suspension
of the rules and action VIII probably
be secured today
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-20
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PERSONAL


EsEsNEchols and Js1-Hartiey~are
AElkinsattendins the Bsnkerscon-
sendoa
Rzsapp q Penick returned home
night from fewweeis visit
rssMyrtIeKn knots retnrned last
aEtfsoma1tsLake PARK where she
md spent he past few weeks vita
M1sIonTr returned last night froza
nieFea > visit at n |. Lake Park.
cunuingham returned last
light rom Mt. Lake Park wnere he.
Ian spent theSpsst few days
lIEnd Mrs George Mansbach re-
mnedIa st night from Uniontown. Pa.
~xhesethey ere called by h illness
nsa relative.
gWPaul.of Charleston, was ia
hec;tyyesserday the guest OF his SIS
@MMGw. Smith
The Inesson Of ". N Hall has been
m1r several days at his parents
home Wiedebusch building.
Ern Robert Jones and children and
MssRc. Huntington have returned
1omaNew Central where they had
speuttae pastmonth.
Hiss May Barker has been in Nor
HntoEnsSor several days the guest OF
friends.
Mrandafrs.c C.. Bennett and lit
x7e son, Ralph, of Wallace, are visit
sng Hi. and Mrs.Sc.F. Crane.
MrC-F- Crane. has gone to Elkins
20 intend the Bankers. Convention
Coz r Deveny and son Brooks
and Janres arrived here yesterday
from Grcnsburg. Pa, where the boys
had attended school during the past
rear They went to Mt Lake Park
ms z1eroon
"a student IN thew v. u for the past
1cAoel year returned to her home in
dfscityla last night to spend the SUI
msE Taeahon-
LJ:Dent, who has be in %hecT
ese guest of his son r & Dent, @e-
Turned TO mis- home in Warrington
ast night
sriss Ruth Kelley has returned
1Son.ja Few weeks visit tc friends N
Ke5seS md Parsons.
and Mrs. William Holt, of Ell
1ns areSexpected here Saturday to
spends few days with relatives. Mrs
Hozt was formerly Miss Anna sraden.
a this city
Sam Butcher. who has :ee.n te,a-
nLH-:s- @~, cow
sfnunths in the -: to-day:
Martin recently underwent
xSseyere operation at Cook Hospital
ssrecoverng rapidly rrd viii
1easc III Hospital. Mrs Martin viii
come down from Oakland this week
20 spendaEfew days.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-20
The Eir. Purchasers

At the opening of Cranes drug store
| to-day c.. w. Evans was the first n
tIeman purchaser and Miss Ruth kel-
| ley was the first lady purchaser
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1906-06-20
Ice Cream Social

The Lady Maccabees viii give an.
ice cream social At the home OF Sir
knight Harry Adams on Pike street,
Thursday night. June elst- The pub
lie is cordially invited