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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
COUNTY ASSOCIATION
IS AGAIN ORGANIZED
Enthusiastic Meeting Was Held
At Court House Monday.
WANT THE FIRST PREMIUM


AIaehua County is GoirE 10 Send This
Year a Fine Exhibit, and Wants TO
Capture the Cream Of Premiums.
Association viii Get TO Work.
TIE Alachua County Fair Associa.
ton met at the office OF County Tax
Assessor W. W. Colson, the secretary,
At 4 o'clock Monday afternoon for the
purpose Of receiving the report NJ the
manager OF the Association for last
year.
The meeting wsSIwell attended, and
cOnsid cradle enthusiasm was mani
tested In the absence OF the Presi.
dent, w. r. Thomss, the meeting Vas
called to order by Dr. T. + Thomas,
who 10 q member OF the board OF d..
rectors Of the Association.
After Dr.. Thomas had called the
meeting 10 order Jesse L Bur,z. vice.
president OF the Florida State Fair AS
SociAtion. stated that the purpose OF
the meeting wGs TO render report NJ
the last years work to the county
commissioners to reOrRaniEe the coun-
~ association forl:ihe coming years
work.
The report OF the msnsger, John w,
Tench, was submitted. and q commit.
tee comprising Secretary Colson and
H. 8. Graves was appointed 10 audit
and approve the same,
After = discussion &c 10 the benefit
and advantage an, exhibit Of Alachua
county would be at the State Fair, =
new organiEation:wss formed and the
following officers:elec,sd for the com.
ing year:
W. r. Thomas, president; l. G. |
Lynch, vlce.pIesident;: Fl. F Taylor,
treasurer; W. W. :Col.on, secretary. |
Board Of directon-C. G. Pedrick, J
A, Phifer. E, LartignerW. h. Taylor,
JaF. McKinstFy, Jr., II. n McCpAry,
]. y. Bunch.
The meeting adjourned, after a long
discussion OF theI probability Of Ala
ohua county in the coming State Fair
making a fine chow, and 1t was seen
that the Association was determined TO
make q vigorous efort:to capture the
frat pre- mium for 1900
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
Don't Be Blue

And lose all interest when help is
within reach. Hrrbine will make that
liver perform its duties properly. J.
3 Vaughn, Elba. Ala. writes: Be
ing a constant sufferer from constipa-
ton and a disordered liver, | have
found Herbine 10 BE- the best medicine,
for those troubles, on the market. /
have used il constantly. ! believe il
10 be the best medicine OF its kind
and wish all sufferers from these
troubles to know the good Herbine
has done me-" Sold by W. VI. John
son.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
EoR IOTiNo \ PISTOL

Robert Gamble insisted on Carrying a
Gun ard Suffered corsequsncs,.
Deputy sheriff 4 Beach OF rreu.
ton arrived IN the city Monday he
had IA custody Robert Gamble. \ ne.
arc, Who insisted upon carry ug pis.
tol. which be realized MAS against The
Law. sud WAs subsequently 81
The p,s,ol Nn found upon he. person
and he VAS arrs,guei 10 ju,,ice Drum.
monds coust aud sentenced 90 pay =
nne Of tlyp aud co,t. ~ spend THREE
months W lAli
Not having The WhereWith" with
which to rsy he fine Iober, will have
Q job btrAktng to'E "a the phosphate
minss for the neNt three mouths-but
he get, tSj IS PER month aud boari
which 10 = toleIbiy far job these
dare
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
A Fine Sermon.

Those who attended the First Pres
byteriSn Church sunday morning lie.
tened to = most interesting discourse
10y Rev 7. J. Nixon OF the Methodist
church, who filled the pulpit upon that
occasion Rev Mr. Nixon spoke Of the
raising ot children, and covered the
subject with so much interest that the
congregation felt deeply impressed
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
THE CoRoNER's JURY.
Verdict That Walter White Came to
Death at Hands Of Unknown Parties.

Death at Hands Of Unknown Parties.
The coroner's jury In the case OF
Walter White, Who vas shot by un.
known parties on the Halle plantation
several dAys:ago, and Who died on Fri.
day night ~ the result OF his wounds.
hAs rendered iislreport or verdict
The jury was! summoned immedi.
ately after the death ~ White, who
viewed the remains The case Was
continued until Monday, owing to the
fact that IL was impossible TO get wit.
nesses here before tha, time
Monday siX witnesses. negroes from
In and about the Halle plantation,
were examined, but no new develop.
ments were brought out
The jury, after shori deliberA,ion
brought IN verdict that White came
90 HE death from the result OF Rupshot
wounds In the hand, Of parties un.
known
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
JUSTICE coLmAN's COURT
Alex Smith, for Br .skrng ard Entering
Went Under Heavy Fine.

Alex Smith, a negro who looRs as
though ne might he strong enough TO
work without re.Orring TO dishonest
purposes to make a living, was ar
raiRnei in Justice Colman's court
Monday upon a charge OF breaking
and entering
The warrant for smiths arrest was
sworn cot by J. G. Halle. who alleges
that Smith broke window and for
chilly entered the h1usr Of a man living
on HE place, and took thereiFom gun
and other article,
After hearing ihe evidence in the
case Smith went to jail in default OF
500 bond, and must face the next
term Of the circu 'ourt.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
Chlldren m Pam

Never cry - Dc children uho are
suSering from huugrr such - the
cause ~ ell bab,es WHO cry and are
treated FOR sickness. When they rraly
ere suffering from hanger The !,
eaosed from their feed no, being a..
simulated but dsv0srsd b. wotms, A
fe~ dvss' OF wh,iss Cream Nerm,ioss
will cause them 20 cease ery,ng aud
begin TO thrive ~ once Give IL trial.
Sold By W. ". lOhnsoa.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
Summer Excursion Rates Via A,lArt {
Coast Line.

Summer 'kr.t.Ion rates 20 All sum.
me- eNcltst,t uts arr nos on sale
VIA the Atlantis osst Line NJ ,rou.
be ~ srsSer ussiions For rates
'r'ervat'yn'. ~ aay information. com.
muni,str Wl'l taak c Boy lion. Die.
trici Fa''engsr AHrRt. Jacksonville
FLORIDA.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
cuu Director, For Sac.

We have nGnhrr Of copies OF
BorIs' C,ty Directory 'o' ,,e AZ The
sun oeiee. !, :, handy reference
bcok for business anu professional
men. git.ng the name, ~ RESIDENT.
With t,rVsi and nomOeF Price Redue.
ed TO OIL
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
Funeral OF An Old Resisen,.

The funeral NJ Prof Alexander Han.
nay Aflleck was held from Holy Trinity
Church sunday afternoon. Rev Fran.
Gle CrAiehill officiating, Prof Afileck
was horn in plnirie', Scotland, Nov
- ISIS sud sn va. nearing the close
OF his elRhty-elehth year He "a. for
some time an esteemed ami highly re-.
srectrd citlrrn NJ thi. community. but
about three years sgo removed tc High
Syringe aud more recently "a FpI,
Waite, =, which place he died. tie
10 survived hy h.s aged wife. 40
daug trr'. Mrs L. e Eli. W Fort
White sud Mss Mary A'lvek ~ O,A.a.
AMI ~ one sister, Mr.. Mary n M1ul.
ton ~ >hr,oyv,..r. l.i lie ,-ave. a'.c.
especially 30 urorgiA, where he lived
dutlas ,ae more attive yeAt u .
lie, = .arge ,ir'.r " friends, who -.
member him A'Sis'rnt-d musician. q
brave and Distinguished Confederate
soldier add = noble Chu,tan gentle.
man
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28

LOUISVILLE AS gI-The 'h.rmom.
st,T sag. .. ' ~ DEGREES a, IL
- elocA Ss..... and tares NOR.
csa'As ar ur, qrOsirRiiUa from III,
heat Nsrr r,9,., 90 No relief u II
s.gal
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
SIS. purely HEGEEARLE

The fact that vegetable PREPARATION containing not
slightest mineral form has been one OF e
points during its forty years OF ~
everywhere not only as the all blood purifiers but the one medicine
safety by
member of the family Next in importance 10 removing e Se Vi any
which the system lett after course OF
Medicines containing mercury potash OF ou
ingredients often by eating OUT the au
tissues of the producing chronic dyspepsia
the bowels damaging the system that even tue osn
the disease removed it IS lett IN
such derauged and weakened condition that 1000 REWARD
p the dn Of being the only blood IF NOT PURELY
medicine the market that does not contain =
mineral property in Some form Being made - - - - '
entirely of roots herbs and barks it is absolutely
harmless to of the system and while curing disease
and health Of the body s. s. removes all
pu6es gives better and lasting results a any
best treatment Tor Rheunasr
Catah SCroua and Ulcers Skin Diseases 6oa fson
all troubles poisoned blood supply
the King purifiers g. s. the best and most nvlgng al
toncS HRkE SWIFT Specific Co.. NTAANbAs 0SNs
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28

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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28
SOUTHERN RAIL WAY

INC 1 "'' -e' i" arforua'on
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1906-08-28

Excellent H.J,rg Car Scrvisr On All
through Talus
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
SYNOPSIS PRECEDING CHAPTERS.

'.Jinrny" Grayson. WesteTner and the dark horse
OF aTati0ual convention. is nominated for the tres
dcncy. Young Harley. the correspondent Of the
New York Gazette, Is the urst to tel the candf
date the good news He accompanies the Graysons
20 their Western home. and meets Graysons uiece,
Sylvia Morgan. from Idaho whom he considers d
too Western product. The two are mutually at
traCted. though they are critical Of each other.
harley together With other correspondents. ac-
companies the GTaysn party back to Chicago. where
the campaign opens. The correspondents fall under
the spell Of Syivias chaun, and the uisht Of
Grayson's great speech when the latter returns 20
the box which holds bis wife aud niece. Sylvia N
her enthusiasm and rride. throws her arms about
GTayson's neck and kisses him Harleys frovp Of
disapproyal is obserred by SylTia. On the following
moraing Harley is dismayod to ind the incident
glsTingly illustrated in the yelloW journals. and
Sylvia named as ''Graysons Egeria: the beautiful
young gir who furnishes Western Gre for his
speeches" Churchill. the churlish correspondent Of
the Monitor. New YoTks yellow Journal. speaIs
shghtingly Of the Grsysons and finally drifts into
antagonistic attitude in aIIying himself With d
paTty Of Questionable nanciers Who follow Grayson
20 Ailgauzee, and. BY process Of fattery. induce
ChurcIin % start an opposition movement through
his dispatches. King" Plnmmer, q political power
IL tAe west and a multimIuiuuaire appears on
the scene Harley believes him 70 be sylria's
uncle. but afterWard learns that he is her guardian
and betTothed- Mrs GrayxOn relates to Harley
how Syivla's parents were uaSSacred On the plai3s
and she, young child, found and adop.
hy PlummeF. who is thirty years hoT senior D.
ing Iummer's brief stay In Milwaukee SILVA
seems depressed and upon his departure she is
revtTishly gay and animated. p.unluler Is dis
uiss with enthusiasm by the Graysons and the
Candidate points out % Harley the necessity Of
retaining his friendship. 10 which Harley agrees.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
10 BE CONTINUED NEXT SUNDAY.
LIFE ON FIVE a WEEK.
Shop GirPs Account of How She
solved a Problem for Year.


solved Problem for a Year.
From the New York srn-
1t was on q late subway train and the
car was nearly empty Among tie pas
sengers were d little party OF 1opgirls
bound for the Bronx.
But a girl can't live on fifty ants a
DAY for food-not in New York, ne girl
with the red hat was saying.
But I say she can" rejoined 1le one
ii"
For how long," asked the red hat,
skepticsily.
-Oh. how did you do it? Please tell US
how you managed. cried the others.
And may I hear. too?" begged third
little stranger from the other side Of the
car.
.'weu. # is q great deal simpler If you
like dell mattresses began the green
pompon.
Doll mattresses" repeated the tinid
little stranger
"oh, I know exclaimed one Of the
other girls. she means those little ex-
cels'or biscuits"
They're very nning' continued the
first speaker, 'and they are only II cents
n box. Then there is a kind Of coffee you
can get Tor IS cents a pound Don't in
terrupt. ] didn't guarantee Java and
Mocha on % cents a day.
III you drink two cups day Il lasts a
week. One pound of sugar. at 6 cents,
lasts 4 week. and so does a can of con-
densed milk for 10 cents. Count Is cents
q week for bread-of course, you can
toast it-and Il cents for half a pound Of
butter, and Is cents week for fruit, and
il will average about Il cents a day for
breakfast,
For lunch you could have couple Of
good sandwiches and tea or cocoa, which
is better. for about Il cents. You can set
a good slice Of cooked meat at the dclica-
tesScn store for cents.
THAT leaves you . cents for dinner,
and il has 10 be q good hot one if you are
going 10 live a year on . cents a day
You've got 70 cut out chocolate eclairs
and all the sweet things that taste good.
and you've got 10 be so firm about it that
you hate yourself. You have 70 think up
al the things that make 6ood bone and
muscle. Spinach is fine.
You will have to invest a little money
to start with at the and 10 cent store
for dishes. and get a little burner that
fsstens on the gas Jet. only don't let the
landlady ind {: out. II she does you'll
have 20 get an alcohol lamp and eat a
20-cent dinner to average It up on ac-
count Of the alcohol
Room rent-fOT half a room. or course
can be had for S1.50 II you don't mind
stairs or neighborhood. And. Of course.
you can't mind, at least until your salary
is raised Then carfare is at least 81
cents a week
And laundry-well- you'll have to do It
yourself in the bathtub- But you viii have
TO keep the landlady from finding that
out, too. and that Is hard TO do If you dry
youP handkerchiefs on the window pane
and the mirror.
That makes $50 q week, not counting
soap and postage stamps"
or clothes" said the girl with the red
hat
And there are thousands and thou
sands of shop girls in New York who get
only So a week, said one girl
The timid little stranger got 10 and
took her old place again across the car
4 only get s. a week" she said.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04

antagonists. who had thought the cleo
tioa a foregone conclusion. were reused
from their security. Again the combat
deepened and entered upon yet hotter
phase. Meanwhile Mr.. Goodnight, Mr..
Crayon, and Their powerful faction within
the party. kept quiet for the time. Mr.
Grayson was not yet treaGing on their
toes. but he knew, and his friends knew.
that t1ey were watching every motion
of his with hundred eyes. Churchill s
Monitor was constantly coming. laden with
suggestion, advice. and warning, and
Churchill himself alternately wore q look
OF Importance and disappointment M
one ever made the slightest reference 10
his wise dispatches He had expected 70
be iusulted. to be prosecuted. to be
martyr for duty's sake, ard, 10, ne was
treated always with courtesy. but his great
work was ignored: he felt that they must
see II. but then they might be too duh
10 notice its edge and weight He now
drew a certain consolation from his ST.
lent suffering, and strengthened himself
anew for the task which he felt required
a delicate and thoughtful mind.
Harley wrote several times 70 sylvia
Morgan. both at Boise and 81 her aunt 5
home-long careful letters, IN which he
stroye to cOn1ue himself to the purely
t.LlAl1 1tlNt ipliAl. dttA " man 49,
Interesting as documents He spoke or
many odd personal details, BY the way,
and even at the distance Of two thousani
miles he continued 70 touch the campa ga
with the breath Of life. although told at
second hand.
The replies came in due time, brief, i'm
personal. thanking him for his trouble,
and giving u little news OF Mrs Grayson.
King PlummeT. and herself. Harley
was surprised to see With what teTsenesS.
strength. and elegance she expressed her
self Perhaps there is force IN those
mountains which uncoasciousiy teaches
the simplicity Of power" he found MINI
self thinking. He was surprised, TOO,
rue day, when he was packing his valise
for a hurried start 10 see all her letters
reposiug neatly in one corner Of the afore-
said valise. Now, why have | done
tBat?' ne asked; why have ! saved
these letters? They take up valuable
space: I VIII destroy them But when he
closed the valise the u7dana ged letters
were still neatly reposing In their allotted
corner.
Now the campaign IN the East came TO
It's end. and their special train swung
westward into the States supposed 70 be
most doubtfUl-lrst across the Mississippi,
aud then across the Missouri. The cam
paign entered into new phase amid new
cOnditions-in a new world, in fact-and 1t
required no intuition for Harley 20 feel
that strange events were approaching.
TO RE- CONTINUED NEXT SUNDAY.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
AGENTS UNDER COERCION.
Methods Used by Insurance Com
Danies TO Defeat Policy Holders.

From the Boston Transcript.
a full report Of the hearing given TO
President Peabody, of the Mutual Life
Insurance Company. Of New York. be
fore the Kentucky insurance commits
sioner, October Is. has beer published.
and Is being circulated among the pol
ICY holders. Il is interesting readinS.
The point that It was sought 70 deter
nine was whether or not the manage
ment Of the company held the menace of
discharge over all managers and agents
Who would not unreservedly support the
administration ticket. and also whether
he policy holders money was being used
or election purposes Both these points
appeared to be pretty well established
-hough there was much squirming to
make II appear otherwise It was evi-
dent from the admissions OF President
Peabody and those on his side, TO say
nothing Of more positive testimony. that
agents had used time and money for elec-
pioneering purposes that should have
been devoted to getting business for the
company. Mr. Fell, one Of the dis
charged managers. asked the president
this question: Suppose al the agents
md managers and employees Of the com
pany had remained absolutely loyal. and
actively and positively supported every
administration. when would the policy
holders be able to change the manage
ment?'' The reply was: They don't
have to support it, but they can always
resign when they don't want to support
it" What influence have they in the
company when they resign - asked Mr..
Fell, and Mr Peabody answered: They
are not intended 70 have any That was
q virtual confession of the coercion that
has been pract;ced upon all managers
and agents who have been loyal to tho
policy holders rather than servile eiec-
tioneering tools Of the administra ton.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
BALLADE OF HEROES.

Tarkinston's bucks are Of courtly stuff;
Majors knights. at a pinch VIII do:
Howell's heroes are vel enough;
Hopknson Smiths have healthv hu..
Barrie's Sc0ts have q ksiisone brew.
Parker's CanUck voTy likely drinks:
Cilvo NE the man With his mird in kinks
Benedict be he. OF squire Of dames)
Who tells what be thinks he thinks be tbint.
GiTe ne the hero Of Henry Jamesl
WisteT's cowboys are slightly tough:
London lands but a tGucnient crew.
4 little too much inclined to bluff
Is Harding Davis civilized Sioux:
Hall Gaines sufferers wear their rus
With little indifference. Each one slinks
Away. and the dSzzled reader blinks
When some psychic problem he tackles ana tsr7es-
From mental muddles he never shrinss-
Give me the hero Of Henry james!
Garland's grangers are gritty if grlfF:
Hopes smart bacheioTs Wittily WOO.
WeyTnans Worthies are up to s1pff.
Conan Doyle's neTer lsck clew:
But. alas! at a glance you can look them fbrosrb
No matter IN wist gly clothes he prinks.
Who cares FOR character fun Of cfifnksg
Sdch trsnsIsrence his makeup shames.
Cards and spades be can give the Sphinx
Give me the hero Of Henry James
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
After the Ice Man.

From the Chicago News
The great astrologer pointed to an
ominous group Of stars
They tell me that you viii be robbed by
dark man before another moon" whis-
pered the prophet Have you any idea
who this dark man can 'sa2--
The domestic man Smned sadly.
The coal man, of course he sighed.
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
NIissonri Conundrnm..

From the St Louis ss-DEpatch-
Il Folk is the issue in Missouri wllat
is Roosevelt? If Roosevelt Is the issue.
what Is Felix?
The Washington herald., 1906-11-04
ENVOY.

Ho, Sir Critic. with eye Of lynx
That sleeps not ever. nor even Winks,
Scan ne the deld with its clash Of claims.
Then take your choice; as for me, i.jinksl
GiFs me the hero Of Henry Jamesi
FRANK T. Smoot II Centuy
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-05

J. l.. Robinron has returned from
Montgomery county with a bunch
Of 207 head of cattle. which he will
deliver 20 Nelms 4 Porter Of Cald-
well today. He was accompanied
on the trip by II. d. Wilson and
Monroe New.
Manager Preston, Of the water and
light plant, reports the new well
down 10 a depth Of fifty feet, with
the work progressing nicely.
n p. Scale is here from Benchley.
The Bachelorettes will meet Fri
day afternoon at 1870 with Misses
Ruby aud Vivian James.
c. l.. Risinger was ia the city yes.
terday, accompanying Rev. J. w.
Baker, who returned TO his home In
Caldwell county.
Mrs. Laura Hoppe left for Hous-
ton yesterday and will accompany
her daughter, Mrs. Sam FAINT, to
Mineral Wells.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1906-04-05

The following 4 conversation
heard by an Eagle reporter on the
street this morning: say. Camp,
that acetylene gas range you put ia
for me at my home is simply fine ;
clean. economical aud cool for sum
mer cooking aud lights with a
match instantly. Oh, its uice-beats
ANYTHING vet. i02
Mrs. V. h. Hudson and Mrs. X. O..
Allen. OF the Home Mission So
ciety, will give tea for the benefit
OF the Methodist church At the home
Of Mrs. Hudson Friday afternoon AZ
1880 o'clock. l02-2t
Tom South. formerly OF this city,
is now with Fl. worih's big morn
ing paper, The Record. Tom Is a
fine all-round newspaper man. ex-
perieuced from Texas 20 New York
j. O. Chensult Of Oklahoma
answers n local tobacco tag adver-
tisment in the Weekly Eagle. II
PAYS TO advertise. Mr.. ChenAult
formerly resided 10 this county.
DIR. J. L. Fountain returned yes
terday from Austin, following the
adjournment Of the special session
OF the legislature Tuesday evening.
T. A. Saiterwhite, the singer ma
chins man, also carries a complete
line Of needles and supplies for ali
makes OF machines lob
Old fashioned spelling bee -
Teachers will use "bIue back" spell
ing book at Mrs. Rohde's Friday
NIGHT Come. 1903
ClAud Morgan aud sister,Mi -
Mary Morgan. aud d. c. Lfghtsey OF
Reliance we're visitors 20 the city
yesterday.
Mrs. j. r. Hardaway aud little
daughter left yesterday for Opelika,
Ala, after a visit to DR.. and Mrs. ).
]. Emory.