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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-18
HEAVY SHIPMENT
OF FISH FRIDAY
Ninety-Five Barrels Went by
Express to Foreign Markets.
TAE FIsA wERE LIZ AND LEN

The lot Comprised a Fine Collection
of Varleiies-Alachua County Fish
Seem to be Choice and Bring
Good Prices.
AS an evidence OF the Importance Of
the fishing industry in this immediate
section, it may be mentioned that on
last Friday there were consigned
from this point by express ninety-tive
barrels OF choice fresh.water fish Of
different varieties, which were caught
within a comparatively short distance
OF GAINESVILLE. These fish were Of
Uniform length and size. we're very
choice, and we're consigned to various
sections Of the country, principally
Macon aud Atlanta, both OF which are
great fish markets,
When one stops to figure the
quantity Of fish in ninety.ive barrels,
the figures are smszlng-and more
amazing when IL is learned that the
"catch" was a twenty-four hour haul.
This fishing industry, as unimpor-
tsnt as IL may appear, is one OF the
best in this section, as scores OF men
are employed, all OF whom receive
excellent compensation for their labor,
AT Alachus Sink alone there are EN-.
ployed large number, while other
fishing grounds are equally important.
The Alachua county fish seem to be
chico in the market, bringing extra
fancy prices.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-18

The richest man IN the world can
rot have bic kidneys replaced nor live
without them, 90 lt Il important not
20 neglect these organs. II Roley'f
Kidney Core Is taken a. the fint glgn
Of danger, the symptoms viii disap-
pear and your health viii Be restored
as Il strengthens and builds up thsss
organs as nothing else wiz Oscar
BoEmsn. Lebanon. KY Wriiesi ~
have usod Foley's kidney Cure and
take great plsasufe 10 stsisng it cured
me permanently 81 kidasy disease,
ukish ssrtalnly Woai6 hara cogi ne ~
His." ]. ~ NsColism 4 90.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-18
Why

Have a torpid liver when Herblne,
the only liver regulator, will help your
There is no reason why you should sui-
fer from dyspepsis, constipation, chills
aud fever, or any liver complaints,
when Herbine will cure you, f. @.
Waite, Westyille, Fla, writes, II
was sick for a month with chills and
fever, and after taking two bottles Of
Herbine am we'll and healthy" Sold
by w. M. johnson.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-18
Picnic AtTaeoma.

W. g. Richardson has returned from
Tacoma. where he has been on visit
to friends and relatives for the pact
few days. Mr. Richardson states that
he attended q picnic 81 Tacoma on
Saturday. There were number
present, and plenty Of the best 70 eat,
temptingIy prepared. 'DOlph Cham
berlin wss master Of ceremonies,
which is an assurance that the AFFAIR
was . grand success.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-18

ate, with committee amendment max
ing 10 the minimum. Yeas b9; nays O.
Following we're among the number
OF bills taken up:
By Mr.. Griggs of franklin, that be-
ginDing Tuesday, April Is, House con-
vene at a, M, and adjourn az p. m.
Adopted
House Bill No. 40, by Mr.. knight OF
Citrus, for necessary clerical aid to en-
crossing committee. Adopted
House Bill No. so, by Mr. MacWil.
liams Of St, Johns, House members OF
committee tn investigate insane asy-
lum to employ responsible women 70
accompany them and report on wo-
mems department Of asylum.
Adopted.
By Mr.. Reese OF Escambia, regu.
lating the sale of merchandise in bulk.
By Mr.. Kirkland OF Lake, relating TO
public roads
By Mr.. Smith of Lake, nomination
OF county commissioners by districts
By Nj. Mckenzie Of Putnam, per-
m itting ex-Confederate soldiers and
sailors TO be admitted to home in Du.
val county.
By Mr.. Mckenzie OF Putnam, TO con-
tiDue convict lease system and TO APP
propriate all proceeds TO counties to
build hard roads.
BY Mr. Dupont OF St. Johns, relating
to wild deer.
By Mr.. Dupont OF Sc. Johns, relating
to pensions.
By Mr.. Pettlgrew OF Manatee (by
requesi), relative to compensation Of
tax collectors. Reported Dniavorably
by committee OF finance and taxation
and indefinitely postponed.
By Mr.. Dndley Of HIllsborough, re-
lating to the compensation TO county
commissioners. making IL IS per day
and 10 cents per mile each way; not
to exceed $175 q year recommitted 30
committee on finance and taxation.
By Mr.. Kirkland Of Lake, providing
for sale of tax certificates at q reduced
valuation where lands we're assessed
at an excessive valuation, under GER
tain conditions.
By Mr.. Watson OF Dade--Regulatipg
the holding OF political primaries. The
bill is lengthy one, covering twenty.
three printed pages. Mr.. Reese Of
Escsmbia said that BY 3 casual glance
he discovered material changes 10 the
present law, and moved that IL be
made q special order 81 II g. m.
ThuFsdAy in order 20 allow previous
consideration and the preparation OF
amendments. Agreed TO unanimously.
By Mr.. Dupont Of 81. Johns-Pro-
hsbiting she boscheriug Of cattle on
unsnclosed land and providinR for the
butchering Of unmsDagesble cattle By
their owners, and prescribing penalty
or fine between $50 and 800 or Inn
pFisonmeni from % days 20 8 months
or both ordered enRrOssed.
The privileges OF the HooF we're ex.
tended to Hon. Frank Clark, menu
Der OF Congress from the Second dis
sriet Of Florida, on request Of Mr..
Carter Of Alaehns.
On motion Of Ne. Watson. she House
adjourned at 8 :s0 until Q q. m Toes
day.
a. a. 49,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-18
HOUSE PROCEEDINGS.

ne House was called TO order q,
-. , m. when the Journal was cor
''''sd and approved.
AT -. NaewilliAus Of St. Johns asked
!. nous consent 70 take up oat Of
= ,ssallr order senats BIZ No. 2. b.
-. ..o' saeknaa o. the Eighteenth,
,'lg the nutnber Of grad surora
-, y. oi'siaal number. from Il 10 rs
49,. g hnd bili passed nader rnt.
q ruiss and esrsiGsd . Sc.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-18
Notice 10 Our Customers.

We are pleased 10 announce that 70.
ley's Honey and Tar for coughs, colds
and long troubles 10 not affected By
the National Pure Food and Drug Law
90 Il contains no oplates or other harm.
fol drugs, and We recommend IL az =
safe remedy for children end adults.
y. w. MeCollum q Co.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-04-18

Messages from the House Of Repre-.
, 20, we're received and read, and
o.lls transmitted referred 10 their
proper committees in she Senate.
q message was received from the
,nor on the Subieet Of State life
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24
SLEEPING SICKNESS PREVAILS
Area of Fly Causing the
disease.

ENTEBBE. Uganda. February S3.-Csps-
ciall-The mortality from sleeping SEX
ness is stin appalling. and the commits
sioner Of Uganda proposes 10 create ten
settlements. each accommodating 1000 suf-
ferers with their families The chiefs are
being required 10 transfer their tenants
from the neighborhoOd Of the lake 10 es-
tsies which they possess inland that are
free from the dreaded tsetss fIiss which
communicate the disease
In the European settlements at Entebbe
and JinJs all vegetation capable OF har-
boring the flies IL being entirely removed
and IT is already impossible 10 fnd a single
~ in Entebbe.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24
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Impure blood means an impure face al
ways
The most wonderful as vel a. the
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We want 20 prove 10 you that staart's
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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24

lhe, q Vii BE- reported. The committee has
worhed earnestly ana vii. narucny %
secure q hin that VII be satisfactory ana
ss believe ve have done So
Thtre vas en- agreement among members
81 the outset that they would not give out
any q the Won done IN tht suhcornrnittee:
but 81 is generally known srnong the mem
beers nov that the TN viii contain a pro-
vision Tor party declaration 20 that thers
VIII not Be inciscrtminate voting a. be-
tween ihe parties. and that q VII be made
Just as easy as possible for the voters to
change their party afhnation on the records
without psrrnitttng fraud.
Il is said there VIII not hs any lenthy
speeches on the TN THE year as the long
takers seem 10 have disappeared from both
houses AID there is nothing to cause q
breaking out on the primary bIl
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24
METHODS ARE CRITICIZED
Men Employed to Check ooubty CfheialI
Object to BOOkksspinE syEtsn
UNCLAIMED FEES ARE HELD TOO LONG
Clerk of District Court Ordered 20
Prepare Report showing IN Detsn
Anouss Of Unelaisea Fees
In His Hands.

The Board q Supervisors had before Il
yesterday the report CT John ~. Matthews
and W. Brooks Reed the committee ap-
pointed 20 check the Offices Of the clerk
q the district court county recorder. sheriff
and county attorney. The report created
sume surprise. and the committee recon-
uended some radical changes IN the system
Of keeping accounts in the ofsoes Of the
clerk ~ the district court and the recorder
REGARDING The recorders once. the CON-
rnittee stated that the fee book from
which Il had derived its Information was
not the book q original entry but = COPY.
and 20 kept that IL may be neat snd more
presentshie % the public This system
81 stated had been IN vogue for the last
eight years The committee did not con
sider y sufficient evidence Of the transac-
tiuns o. the ONCE and advised that a svStcrn
Of vouchers. wish STUBS. etc Be used IN
the future.
u appeared that there n . schedule a
fees for fling papers IN the once o. the
recorder. but that in many Instances PER
sons mailing papers for recordlnG enclosed
more than the regular fee and IN some
cases less. The recorder. in the book FUR
nished the committee. had entsrsd fhs
proper Zee. according % the schedule. and
these amounts had been turned over by
him 20 the county in due courpe
As 20 the once o. the clerk Of the district
court the committee found a large amount
o. unclaimed feeE, court costs and probate
moneys which. II is asserted. should have
been turned over 10 the county ever six
months, az provided by law Ire law
requires that the clerk report a list Of IN
claimed fees. etc. every six months 10 the
treasurer and turn over the amount 20
him This. the COMMITTEES reported had not
been done during Mr.. Raftey's term q
once The total amount Of such moneys
said 70 be in the hands Of the clerk. accord
Ing 10 the findings Of the committee. which
includes the court al Avoca- is S,75s.1s.
OF this amount. however. a large portion.
II IL said, came into NJ. Battey's hands
during the last SIX months. while much
q the azno-nt has been paid out by him
since the COMMITTEES checked the books
The board. By resolution. ordered Mr..
Bsttey 70 prepare a report and fle the
same before March % showing all unclaimed
rnuneTS fees. courx costs. etc. IN his hands.
County Treasurer Mitchell was authorized
20 employ the necessary help TO send out
notices to the holders OF stock in the Port
Land Gold Mining company.
Supervisors Bulls and Johns were ap-
pointed a committee TO investigate the con-
ditlon Of the county court house at AvocA
and report what repairs are needed The
buIldinE WAS reported 70 be IN q bad conal-
ton
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24

claimed ana what has bscorne Of TIE cash
received fur n or the stock itself
A further adjournment vas taken until
next saturday. when II 10 expected the
matter q the disputed claims VII b
taken up
Nlels Hansen. former empioye Of the
Union Telegraph company. hled yesterday
In the district court original notice Of suit
70 recover s2a0s fer personal injuries al
legged 20 have ben received September IL
o. last year, while IN The employ q the
oornnanv.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24
POTATO CROP A FAILURE
Tax Returns show Poverty of People
of Leitrfm FOIIowing No
Harvest.

DUBLIN. Feo ESPECIAL Light has
just been thrown on the extent OF the
failure Of the potato crop In the wesS st
Ireland al q recent meeting Of the Jeiuim
comfy council
II tranEpired that out % q total warrant
representing E7S0N 70 be collected for the
services for the half year the sum OF t7.ee
only had been lodged. and this was Ascrihed
by the council 10 the almost total failure Of
the staple food crop OF the poorer people
Il was stated that IN many cases the crop
Was not worth the gathering The seed
obtained from the government had rotted
in the ground. and was not suited 10 the
climate Of Ireland or sts soil
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24

Dewen. state Line Herald. BiAnchsr5 W
p. WORKMAN. Malvern Leader; J. r era
ham Malvern Southwest Iowan: william
Bol. Red Oak sun: =. G CLARK Red Oak
sun. J. G McCahe. BoEan Observer. c s.
SchaefIer. Randolph Enterprise; Everett
Stewart Woodbine Chronicie. H c. Ford.
woodhine Twiner. z. A. Stevens Silver
City Times; Q. l. Caswsli. Denison Bulle-
tin: y. @. Miller. Essex Indspsndent; w. c.
Campbell Harlan Tribune; Emery z.
Hovie. Missouri valley Times. =. L Rob
insoh. Coin Gazette; A. J. Enbody. Dunlap
Reporter
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24

Articles Of incorporation OF the Young
Mems Christian association Of Council
BUNS were fled for record yesterday. The
corporate existence starts March ! and Is
for hfty years There viii be Eve direc-
tors &c serve for one year each the an
nDal elections 10 take place the first Mon
day in March In each year. The ohaoerE
win be q president. vice president, Eerre-
tATy and treasurer. These comprise the
FIRST board Of directors; J. =. wilcox.
Frank c. Riker. Robert h WEIlaos, Joseph
Smith and p J. Day No capital stock IL
mentioned in the articles This is the first
tangible steps taken toward re-establish-
ing a Young Mems Christian association
IN this city and Il Was determined upon
Al recent nesting Of several members
Of the general COMMITTEES appointed last
year 70 raise funds for an Association
building.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24
n. Y. Faumssns Ca Tel. So NlsA,. L $


AAt The adjourned meeting Of the cred
itors Of the Union Transfer company hele
yesterday al the Ofaos Of Referee W. g.
MAyDs. II vas deesded 70 employ an ex-
peri accountant 70 examlne the books %
the hankrupt concern By employing an
expert the cnsditors sxPect 70 secure some
information As 70 the go. co. discrepancy
between the visible assets of the concern
and tvs Liabilities.
The creditors intend 70 find out n pos
sihle. whether OF not there Eas alleged
fraud IN the invoices And whether the
amount Of assets claimed a year ago wAs
not what IL was claimed 70 be. or II the
company really had the stock on hand as
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24
HAY BETTER CROP THAN ONIONS
Usual Conditions in MOaoaa County
Are Reversed Thfs Year

Usual Conditions in Monena County
Are Reversed This Year.
OSAWA Ia, Fes eS.-fepectal 1-iay
dealers in onawa have the onion raisers
On the hip Just al present There IL =
strong demand for hay and cars cannot
be procured fast enough but the demand
for onions is not as Etrong as the fruit
and many Of the farmers are discouraged
Thousands Of bushels Of onions are 'aisea
near here every year and they have Etn-
orally been one of tire best psyinE cropt,
but this year the demand Is light ana
prices low. The raising % onions las
become an industry here and several farm
eTt have made considerable money out &C
their cultivation
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24
PAST WEEK N sIUFFs SOCIETY
Lent Does Vet Have Eject cf stop
ping EocIaI AcfivItT.

Mrs z c Smith. accompanied by her
slaughter. left Tuesday on trtD 70 Mobile.
Ala
Ia 20 spend the week with her aunt. Mrs..
Cha pnan-
Mrs. ". A FaKon. 10 Fourth street re-
turned Tuesday IRON a yisif with her
mutheT IN lincoln Neh-
The e 6 club vii be entertained IN
WednesdaV Afternoon hF Mrs j n Lsuin-
ger 81 Washingtan aFenus
Miss Anna H More returned home
Wednesday non Z tEo months TiEif in
Los Angeles Cal, and Was accompanied
b her mother.
Miss HATTIE Cor returned this week from
z Reno. DkL. Wkere Ehe has been visiting
via Ars- g. A Wood. formerly Mas Agnes
sIleE 81 this CRY.
Mr. Charles LanEmE6s aud son. Birt
ieft Fricag evening fer = ten 1ESs Vlzif
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24


St PsuTs Episcopal church. Rev. H W
stair. rector. Second Sunday in Lent. holy
communion a. a m RL Rev A L
Williams. d. D. bishop coad5utor Of Ne
braslza- wiz occupy the pulpit st the morn
ing service and administer the rite of con-
hrmation. Sunday school at noon and
evening prayer and sermon by the rector
AZ 80 o'clock sermon subject. The Law
o. Momentum IN the Religious Life.
First Christian church, Rev. W. p. Glenn
mer. pastor. Today viii mark the closing
services Of the present passionate. Bible
school al s;45 a. m, morning worship and
sermon at Il o'clock. meeting Of Christian
Endesvor society al s-D ?. m Evening
serT1oe and sermon al ga. sermon subject
Does II Pay 70 be a Christian
West End Christian chapel. Broadway
and Thirty-hfth street. Bible school al 8
,. m
First Church Of Christ. Scientist. WIN hold
services IN the auditorium OF the public
library at II a. m. when the subject Of
the lesson and sermon vii b. Christ
Jesus. Sunday school EfIi be at l2:l5 .. m.
and the usual rnid-veek testimony meeting
"wednesday evening 81 S O'Clock
Second Presbyterian church. Rev. Grant
B. wilder pastor. Preaching services at
1000 a m and 80 ,. N Morning sermon
subject. Optimism Have Path IN God
Evening sermon subject, Values In his
evening discourse the pastor VIII discuss
the amusement question. Sunday school
WI be al noon and meeting Of young peo-
pies society al SIS p N.
First Presbyterian Church, Marcus p.
Mcclure. Minister-Preaching service at
1910 a. m, theme. That Sweetest Re
young peoples service Al $40 ,. m 1.-The
Kingdom IN the Islands" Erwin Snyder.
leader; evening worship al 1870 ?. m.
theme. What Shall We Say OF Lentg~
Al the morning service Mr.. Joe ?. Barton
viii sing Fear Not We, Israel" by
Buck and in the evening zion" by Paul
Rodney.
First Congregational Church. Corner
Seventh Avenue and Sixth Street, Dr
O.;erbein o. Smith. Pastor-Morning serv-
ice al 1890. evening vespers al S; sun
day school at noon: prayer meeting
Wednesday evening az T:4b. Morning sub
ject. Some Men God Has Given the Ne
ton evening message. The Poor in
Spirit" Special music morning ana even
ing
The Broadway Methodist church Oh 1iI
will give its usual monthly musical this
I evening II win be a Dudley Suck even
ing and Dr.. Lewis has arranged a pro-
gram Of numbers selected mainly from
/ works Of this admired composer. The
regular choir viii be assisted by Mrs
r. A Heaps, soprano Ne. Charles Haver-
stock ana the EIks' male quartet he
choir contributions win be anthems con-
| tanning solos for the various voices. g
number by the Broadway mixed quartet
snd the double quartet.
St. Johns English Lutheran church. Rev
| @. Wa Snyder, pastor. There VIII be &
missionary cantsfa and services by tbs
congregation and Sunday school at II a m
I Preaching service AZ 30 ,. m. sermon
subject "A CITY for Help Sunday schoo
81 s;4s q m and young peoples meetinl
I al ?. m
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24

Boy Dies with Symptoms of PoiaoainE
CREEDON. Ia, Feb E.-(speciai Tele-
grsm-)-Eldun Seward. q S-vear-old boy.
died this morning. showing every symptom
o. having been poisoned. At 9 O'Clock last
evening a physician was called by the
mother, but he was unable 10 save the boy.
The father is employed in Omaha An
inquest win be held tomorrow, ~ which
further developments are expected
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-24
Iowa New Nnfr..

ONAWA-F. Z Lark county supeT1ntend-
ent 4 IN Chicago attending meeting Of
ONAWA-The fourth anniversary OF the
Onawa public library VIII be observed Or
which is tree 10 all the people Of MonO1A
county.
ATLANTIc-Abe Goodpssture Of Anita
LOST MS thumb and two hngers on bis
blade Of buZE-saW which he was running.
The third finger was also badly laceratsd.
ATLANTIC-She months old son Of
M and Mrs. William Beckett, and J. C
YetEsr, PiODseT business man and banker
no died 81 the home Of his son in COua-
eli Blu1s, were both buried here Friday
ONAWA-F. @. Glenn q Northwestern
engineer, who has lived in OnREa two or
three years, leaves the road next week 10
take charge Of his fathers estate near
scranton Miss, where he viii erect a saw
ATLANTIC-The annual Immigration
- CasE county farmers 70 countries EhEIf
70 North Dakota today, and nine ears
being ordered Tor North Dakota and Ne
braska for Monday.
ONAWA-Tbe Methodist church. which H.
nfty years old has chosen March as q
day q jubilee 20 celehTats the event az
Wiping Gun the church indebtedness a. fun
appropriate ceremonies.
ONAWA-Msyor Henry Harlow az this
CITY. who IL president Of the Iowa Good
Roads association. has been appointed BY
Iowa al the conference o. good roads COM
Inissi0ners AZ PittsburE On Naroh - Mr..
Harlow eNpecLs 70 attend He IA a prEc-
teal expert in the good roads business and
oeVQtes much o. his time 70 the subject
CRESTON - The Southwestern Iowa
Medical association held its regular meet
ing In TINS city yesterday. A very in
teresting program was given during the
csg and IN the evening Dr.. c. =. Waner
q Fort Madison gave 4 lecture a. the
couTt house. 70 which the general public
was Invited The subject Of the lectuTe
was -QUacEs and Secret NoEtFumE and
NaE a bitter arraignment Of The pateai
medicines nov On the market he also
attacked the newspapers for printing
sone o. their advertising matter. which
b chararterlEsd az indecent and unnt 70
be printed.
ChEsIDS-Yhs wrestling match held
here last evening, BETS cen Mar Simmer Ct
LenoL and Duncan McMillEE- eB5ed in q
victory tuT Simmer. who took the first
and last fan McMllan l. the nearest
ma.ch for simmer IN weight ana sine that
has ever been matched against him He
stands SIX feet NO IN hefEht and Weighs
about rs pounds He claims ths1 the
match WaE ven BY a moments careless
DesE On his part and Challenged simmer
fer another match IN the near future
Simmer accepted and an exciting 80 -
iookeo forward 70 ~ Local E2oTlL