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Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-06-24

Try our headache cure. Evans Drug
Co. # .
Try our White Pine for coughs and sore
throat. Evans Drug Co. If
The pythan Sisters held an interest.
ing meeting Saturday evening.
Boats and trains we're loaded with
passengers to the beach yesterday.
DR.. A. S. Austin, DR.. o. R. Austin.
office IN HAYES & Hayes Bank Bldg. II
DR.. D. c. Urle has moved IN Rooms ,
2.3, Wishkah blk. Phone 217l or 1858
On Saturday. Mrs. C. Gross and Paul
Sholtz were discharged from St. JOSEPH g
hospital.
Hugh Mcneil, who was laid up by e.
ing thrown off his wagon, lie able to at
tend to business again.
Miss Elizabeth HOWE leads in the
race in the vote for Goddess Of Liberty,
Mise Ted Nasnec being next.
Don't fail to hear X. S. Thomas, the
noted monologist and comic singer, at
the Fairyand theater tonight. 1t
Tomorrow, the Friends in Council will
be the guests OF Mrs. VIM. Irvine, who
will treat thom to lawn party.
| Edward Madison. of Melbourne, who
has been patient at st. Joseph's hos.
pltal. returned to HE home F,ldav.
NJ. a. Griffin. OF Los Angeles, is in ii 9
city, in the interest Of the Order Of PEN
do, OF which he is a supreme officer.
F. Dean returned to his home yes-
terday from st Joseph hospital, where
he had been under medical treatment.
The hull of the steamer Bee, Just COR :
peted at the Linhstrom shipvard, will
be launched this evening at / O'Clock.
q. K. Green. who has been confined
to his bed with IL bad case Of bilious ie-
yer, is able to he around the house a "a n.
j. Habersetz-r was DISCHARGED fr.n,
st. Josepi rs hospital saturday, and left
for his home at Francis, WASH. yester-
day.
The stork delivered baby son at St.
Joserh's hospital yes erday, which was
presented to Mr.. and Mrs. Il. II. Whit.
field.
Mrs. G. II Green and Mrs. W. W.
Hart entertained Friday evening in hon.
or OF Misses Ronayne Wood and Ger
trude b H..
5. +. SHADE, president of the s. f.
Slade Lumber Co., arriued in the city
la night, on business mission connect.
ed with his large mill interests here.
j. G. Lewis, J. VI. Bowes, G. Stating
and Edward Houeer left for the head
waters of the Wishkah river this morn.
ing, on fishing trip OF several days
duration.
1t is most proba BILE that the street com
mitfee will report an ordinance next
Wednesday night regulating the speed oil
AUTOMOBILES to eight miles an hour out.
side the fire mits and six miles ar
honr in the business district.
John Landers. the we'll known GRAND
Forks ranrher, was in the city to lay on
business Mr.. Landers reports the Wish
kah river badly blocked with logs, sever.
al million feet being distributed between
his place and the McCrimmon landing
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-06-24
The Tower of Babel.

The tower of Babel at Babylon was
composed Of eight square towers. one
upon the other, the pile being $50
feet high. Babylon was square. if
teen miles on each side. the walls be-
ing eighty-seven feet thick and 80
feet high.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-06-24

"Can't you find any work at all?"
"Plenty, sir. but everybody wants
references from my last employer"
Cant you get them?"
mo, sir. He's been dead twenty.
eight years" Illustrated Bits.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-06-24

All the world likes lover, because
be Is usually such a good joke.-Den.
yer Post.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1907-06-24
ABERDEEN WEATHER RECORD.

For, Week Ending June 22, by r
n. Robinson, Observer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21
Gin Gberesept.

u8ereitung elmer Marioge" nennt
ii6 Elm altes, englii9es 9fe8ept, Dos
folgenoerrnaBen Iautet:: Wean nirnint
einen iiineen Germ uno cine iunge
Dame. Ser iltnee Serr lit am better
rob, Die iunge Dame muB ober gon3
aort iein. Wfan brirgt oen Serrn ON
Die Mfittogstofel uno begieBt i'm
langionl nit einem @las Borttpein,
l1no mill man oaS @eri6t gans fein
baben fiigt man ettpas gbampagner
bin5u. 8iro er rot, 10 iest man i'm
ins @eieal6aftsaimmer, lit es inn
@inter, ans &arninfeuer neben Die
Dame, tut cine Sonoboa griinen Zee
boait, etipo orei Gaiien fir cine Ser
ion lfno l0bt iie leibt aufpaaen. SIT
es CONNER, 10 itellt man Iie an Sic
freie 2uft, etlpa ans Seniter, ieoen.
folls moglidIt melt meg, beItedt oie
Dame nit gllunen lebt iie oonn ans
&lopier uno riittelt, big fte iinqt.
Wfan nirnmt iie alsoann nieoer ipea,
iebt iie in cine gde ans Sdohbrett
uno erbdlt iie ben slbeno iiber in ge-
linoer @allrtng. Wton pieoerboIt
oies 5lpei- bis oreimal lino oie Soilpt-
ia6e 1T, bob oas Seuer ftets unters
bolten miro. SIT es 3u itarf, 10 Iauft
es iiber, lit es 81 i6paf), 10 gerinnen
iie ODER iie peroen eisfalt. g8ie Ionqe
iie am 8euer iein miiiien, ri6tet iid
gon5 nod ben llmitdnoen; int man
piel 3man5igbolarItiide binein, 10
gebt es roih, NIT 9anfnoten gorniert,
nimmt iif Die SbiiIiel beionoers out
aus. Dlon ri6tet an - cine mobre
0elifateiie fir 8tpei Heriouen. @Iiia
bari ME oa5u genotnuten meroen,
neil oas @eri6t obnebtn iebr leidt
iouer ptro.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21
Set iiber GO syabreu

i6on puroe Usrs. BinsIotp's Sootb@
ing-Sprup bon Ntiaioneu ton Miit-
tern beirn 3abnen Der &inoer ange-
penbet. 8irft 9u i'm Sdlafe ourd
oas S6reien zines &inoes geitort,
oas i'm 3abnen lit ,uio bor S6meraen
tpeint? @enn 10, laIle iofort cine
Slai6e BON nWtrs. @insIotp's Sootb.
itg.Sprllp" 6clen. Sein @ert lit
unbe5ablbar. @s miro Dem fleinen
9eioen6en iofort 2inoerune peridaf.
fen. 8erlaBt eu6 oarauf, Miitter,
es lit fein 8tpeifel boriiber. Gs beilt
0iarrboe, reguIiert ben Magen uno
Die gtieren, beieitigt 8ino.aoIif, err
pei6t oen @altmen, oerbinoert gnt.
aiinouns uno it6rft oos gan5e Sp-
item. n@irs. @insIotu's Soothing
Sprup" fir 3abnenoe 4inoer lit an.
genebm i'm @ei9nad; bas Ne6ept
Itanlmt bon einem Ser beiten ipeibIi.
diem Ier5te in oen Ser. Stoaten. @S
iit BEL alien 9ruggiiten in Ser ganoen
@elt 5u baben. 8reis % Gents per
SIaid]e. &orft ni6ts onoeres ols
yMrs. 8insIoip's Sootbing Sprrp.~
@orantiert inter Der Soo6 on0
9rugs glfte, 80. Suni 1906, SerioI
9a1immer 1898.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21
Q(tt letoemoe ssra,.e,s.
Sin fleiner gutter Stat iuiro mandJem
2eiben6en in Sun 9lntunip
0itt tltn.

Seine 6rau fam geluno uno mol
Iein, ipettn Die geieren franf fino.
@iftitoffe, Die nit Dem 59leim fort
geben, menn Die geteren geiuno fitto,
bleiben i'm &orper 5uriid, tpenn Die
Rieren franf iin6. gtieren uno 8laie
iperoen ent5iinoet lt1o i6tpelIen on,
beordngen Die oolleben liegenoen oe<
lifaten ipeibli6en Srgane nno per<
i6ieben iie ipomogIib. 9ies lit Die
pirfli6e l1ria6e bieler nieberoriiden.
Der S6mer5en 2abmbeit, &iider-
idmera Seiteni6mer5 etc. l1rinoer-
giftlng fiibrt ebenfons &opftpeb,
Sdtpinoelonfdle, Weioigfeit, @erbo-
iitat uno rbeumatii6e 56mer8en ber-
BET.
@enn sSbr 10 Ieioet, beriu6t Doons
9deren-8iaert, oos Mittel, oos fronfe
Nieren furiert. sssnoen Die geieren
beier peroen miro ii6 gurer gu.
ito1ro beiiern lno oie @eiunobeit tebrt
5uriid, tpenn pie 9eieren eeiuno ge-
tporoen ftno.
Srou g. 8. gice, 601 @pomine
aoenue, Son @ntonio, Seros, iagt:
sd fam in Ben @orten oes bo6Iten
2obes bon 8oon's geieren-Gillen ipre-
den, uno es ift elm 8ereniigen, iie
oem &ublifllm gu empfeblen, sic
beilten 9eioe, meinen Wann ltno mel
ne Eodter, bon fdiperen GaGen bon
Nierenfronfbeit. 8eibe batten norber
anoere Wtittel neriudt ober iie fam
ben feine @rlei6terung, bis iie iib
Doans Nierer.Bilen neri6afften uno
fie gebraudten. Dies NOR Dor meb-
reren Sabren uno ieitbem baben mir
iie alle beitanoie en1pfobIen.
Gum 8erfouf BEL alien SGnolern.
8reis so Gents. Softer MiIburn
60, 8uffaIo, Seem yorf, aIleit1ige
Qlgerten fir Die Ser. Gtaaten.
@rinrlert @u1 oes Nantens =
0oan ltno nebmt feline anoeren.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21
SeTas.

0ie 8iirger BON San gtngelo
baben nit GROCER Maiorit6t ben gor-
i6Iag, Bombs fir ben 8au elmer
StaotbaIle tno elmer SeuertDebr-
Station ans5ugeben 5uriidgetpieien.
$. 8. &eiIie lit mieoer gum
8oitneiiter BON Neu.8rounfels err
nannt tpor0en.
= 8ur6 Die Gntf6eiortng oes
9unbes 2arlbon1tes in @aibington
iino 5tuet Ssnieln i'm Sabine, Die frii-
Der BON lnierm Staate oIs gigen-
tum beauiprli6t tpuroen, Dem Staate
2ouiiiuna 5ugeiproden. llniere &e-
gierung batte idon 2anb auf ben
SSnieln perfouft, bot bns @elo aber
ben &aufern 5llriifgegeben
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21
Nmslan1.
50 Perscnerl
Scllen In Palermo um's Leben
gekcmnen sein.
Hospital in PusbIa.
Trauergcttesdienst un1 k0nie
Oscar In Cbristiania.
Hospital in Pusbla.
not inn Erzesbiree.
Sienkieluicz agitiert gegen die
preussiscbe PcIenpclitik.

Cine Depefde aus 9alerno
meloet, es feien BET Der 8ulner.gr.
ploiion BORT SO Berionen getotet uno
bunoert bertpunoet.
Die merifanii6e Stoot Bueblo
beabiibtigt ein neues Soipital su
bauen uno bic ItaotiI6en @oiier.
perfe gu ertpeitern. Sic miro fir
oieie 3wede nobeau flint Millionen
Dollars ausgeben.
Ius Der norpeeii9en Soupt-
ftaot gbriftiono miro gemeloet: Seier.
liher @ottesbienft gum @eoG6tnis
6es &onigs Ssfnr bon Shtpeoen fono
in Der Dreifoltigfeits @atbeorale
itatt. gs pobnten Der gerelnonie
elm GROCER Sell Der idpebiiben &o-
Ionic, bobe norpeeiide gearnte,
Weitglieoer oes oiplolnatii9ea Corps
un6 5ablrei6e 8ertreter oes oIgernei.
men Gublifunls BEL. gii9of gfluno,
Der elm S6Deoe tit, bielt Die Srauer.
rebe.
= Inter Sen Spisenflopplern un6
&onoidubarbeitern i'm bobnii9en
gr5gebirge berri9t infolge gea6lni-
lens Der 8eitealngen nis @merifo
bittere Scot, utb Sunger uno @leno
itarrt ben 4er,nlten entgegen. Die
&egierung lit bereits Inn 9iilfe ange.
gangen tporoen.
= 9enrD 6. sienfietpica, Der pol
nii6e S6riftiteaer, bat einen Broteit
uno eiren 4ppea an Die gebiloete
Welt eegen Die @ermoniiierung
BrellBii1 BoIens, namertlid ge<
gen ben fiir8Ii6 bon Dem beuti6en
feidsfan5ler. Siiriten bon 8iiIotp,
genabten 8orI6Iae 2arb ourd ELM
@nteignungsnerfabren ben 8olen au
nebmen, peroffentli9t. Serr Sien-
fielpic5 erfennt Die 8anfesi9nlo Der
8reiie oller 2anoer gegeniiber, Die
bielen 8eriu6, ein eoles 8olf gu un-
teroriiden, aufs i6arflte beroonlnt,
an er iagt aber, Die 9lrbeit Der greIie
geniige ni6t. or tperbet iiG) oann
an berporragen6en Mdnner Der @ii-
ienIhoft, 2iteratl,r un6 Der &unlt nit
Der 9itte, ibre @nii1t 5u 1uBern.
Sol6 elm S6ritt ipiiroe aeigen, oaB
aaentbolben oas preuBii6e 8oreeben
miBbilligt tpiiroe.
= Ser ruiiiide 8oli8eioberit &al-
daft tullroe getotet uno mebrere iei.
ner nntergebenen erlitten 8erlesun-
gen In einem Sample, Der Dem Ser
iud folgte, ein @aus in Dem @aiiIi
Sslan6 9iitrift in ct. Betersburg al
ourdiuden. stls Sberft aal1of an
Der Spite ieiner 2eute in oas @aus
oringen pollte, ipuroe er ouf Ser
S6uelle bonn Snnern aus eri9oiien.
IS folgte Elm balbitiinoiger &ounpf,
in oeiien 8erlauf Die anoern Boliai-
item beripunoet ipuroen. S9lieblid
ipllroe Die Boli5ei in Die Slu9t se-
trieber. Die 9febolutiondre entfamen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21
s m ertrauen.

y N . u q : u.
8eiu6er: uSbre Srai 5eidnet iebr
biibid, malt fie al6?"
Sausberr: .9ur oonn uno mann
Den SeufeI on Die @anb.~
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@iienbablls Ja6rplall.
q. %. a. q. 0. @n1n

pSabb grodet bug mad Soufton, @aIbeiton.
Beaumont unb Orange. abfabrt 8 11br abenos,
@nfunft 7.55 norsens
9ea1 &errebiIIe. stbfabrt $50 noreens, gns
tunft bort 11.3o. abfa1rt bon aerrbtue llbr
nn@mtttaes, Mnflnft In san glntonto 7.5o
abenos. 9eur Sauftags mad aerrbiue: llbr
ita9mttta9s. &idTabrt bon bart Montags 8. j,
noreens, Gnfunft In San 9lntonio $50 NOR
gems.
gfa9 guero, goafuui. &oufton, @aIbeTtp1,
GiSbtnes, &odbaTe, Cameron uno gsoco, Nbs
fabrt s,45 bormittagS, slnfunft 1lbr morgens.
saab 8eebtIfe, CORPUS gbriftt, MIice, Maatbts,
Granfas 8aB, Sodpprt, &bfnbrt 1.50 nads
m.ltars unb 8 llbr abenbs. Mnfunft 7.55
norsen8 unb 1.50 na@mittags.
gab SaIfurias, albfabrt 8 llbr abenbs. Nn,
furft 755 u1orgens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21
slmt sd5eibespes.

Der @eiunbbeit fteben Die @eniden. tpeI~
DE bnrd 3tpong obtr freien @iIIen cine
ss6dbigltng bes &orpers erIitten. 8obI
Dem, Der oaan ben reaten BtaS befdrei@
tet. Der s1ir @einnbbeit 5urii6iihrt. Ser
aroere Pfa0 bringt @u1 ulln1dlig abs
isits nnb i6liebli6 gu elmer tofIiden
gergiftlin9 beg &orpers, bic ltripriin9IiG
gons leid]t NIT ben beriibnlten ct. 8ers
naro &rduterpiller1 bate berbiitet tperbef
fornten. @s firlb 6ies tpobltdtise EilIsn,
bic MIR aus beiliamen Rflar5enftoffetl
5ubereitet iperoen. tpesbalb He altd feis
ner 3uderbiille bebiirfen; mro bielea
Saulenoen baben ife f6ou Hieber aF
ben 9fao Der @efunb6eit berbolfeu syr
9lpotbetei, an haben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21
ssSn Seem gorf Itabl neulid eli

Sn yeeiD yorf ltabl neltli9 etn
fieb5ebniabriger Sunge nomens @il-
liam @bite, Der BEL Der llniteo
States grpreB COMPANY aneeitellt
mar, Elm Bafet, in Dem ii6 S6nlld-
iaden I'M @erte BON $4,000 befon-
ben. @r ipollte ipoter ben eeiantnl-
ten Snbalt fir orei Dollars perfau-
fen, erregte oaour6 @eroodt uno
puroe feitgenommen.
= Senrp s. Setter, Der Sefret1r
Der Cotton gedonge in SEEM Or
leans, elmer Der eriten gotton,S ,Stoti-
ftifer oes 2atoes, lit bon einen g[u.
tonobil iiberfobren lmo ihmer oer-
Iebt iporoen.
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W. s.. & =. sabu.

Rad gaeo. Sort gortb, 9alas, aanfns gite.
ct. 2outS unb gbicaeo, tdgItd (snnfet
DepoD 600 abenoS
2ofaI5us bta smitbbiae i. 3. . +. 7.sO bormtttass
stIamo Special uad Smitbbiue, 5ouiton. gaIs
pelloH 1u.2o doenoS
aRfnuft.
Bon Gbtcaeo, ct. 2ouis. RaniaS gitb. Dallas,
Sort Bprtb nub aYaeo. tdeIi9 (Suniet
SepoD 7.S0 mor9enS
2ofaI5ug bia Smitbbiue -. -. sos abeIbs
alamo Special bon Smttbbiue, 9orfton, @aI'
befton 6.25 mcreens
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1907-12-21

0a6ttpddter:: nsie oiirfen ni6t
iolden 2drrn MAIDEN beim Na6bouIe.
gebeu, meiue Serrenl" oSerr:
uaber mir geben ia gar nift nod
Aal1fel"
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8. & o. u. @afln.

MbfaBrt.
sta9 alIen gsorb.Gerass9 s9uniten
.........4 u5r utto $50 bormittaas.
gsa9 st. 2ouis, Meurpbis uno benz Often
....... .125 11br tla6mittaos.
9a1 @eegito >. ..... 1920 11br pornlittaes
NntHnft.
Bon ct. Bouts uno ieu1 Often !. $50 uloreens
@on Iofalen Bnrften .7.2O abenos.
BON ct. 2ouis II. benl Often, $50 unorg
gon 2are6o ln6 @egifo -. los nadnl.
Won ct. Sonis, &anias, gitb 1890 abos.
ct. Souis & san Sraneisso BAN.
abfaHrt.
Sad Sort Smith. @prinafieIb, ct. 2ouis, sean.
fas Gitp, gbicago Is. & 9. g. Depot)
........... $50 abenbs
AntnMft.
Bon st. 2puis, &anfas gitp, garis, Gbtcaso
1910 rTorgens
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ct. souls & Gan Sraneiaso Basa.
epmtbern pacific gabm.

4bfaDrt
0a9 geetp Srleans. 8oriton unb @albefton,
tdelib ..... 11.40 uttttaes
ullu 1l.oU uUeIIo9
9aa6 gagle 8aB, 81 9aio, Californian unb
gaegtto :. 500 bormittaes II. $50 abenbs
anfmn(t
Son Ssetu Orleans, $o,titon uno @aIbefton
ta9lt9 7.35 MorgenS
uno ..,.. -. -. 600 na9mtttass
gon 81 8afo. Californian utlb Merifo :. !.
lilo sorntittass
itro 800 QlenoS
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Nnaeiae.

Sir cine groBere Gtoot in Merifo
miro cine iunge 9eutid)e ols
rs nsbGIterin"
geiuft. 9lnerbietlneen erbeten I'm.
ter 4. 9. 40 in Der expedition Die.
leg 8lnttes.
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Bittoria 9iniiion. 9. s. e. 9. u.
(Gali gbore.)
Wal, 8roiunsbiQe
Mpfanrt

fabrt TOO morgenS, ma6t in 8Iacebo 8erbins
bung nit ber GuIf Goait Cine fir Corpus
gbriftt, anfunft bort 455 naGmittnes, Gnfinft
in 8roipnsbiae 925 abenbs.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-06
THE FISHERMEN RETURN.

Jolly oulntstts Of Anglers Had eI0
Time a. Cedar Key.
A Jolly quintette OF anglers. oome
prising w. r, McKinstry. Lee Graham.
X. II. Graham. u, d. Brown and Cap
tain J. w. Banding, have returned
from a most delightful fishing trip &C
Horse Key, opposite Cedar Key.
The party secured boat at Cedar Key
and went where the nsh was az
AZ one Of them expressed a. There
are all kinds Of reports about theeuo-
cess Of the trip. but the more con
servatiye OF the party give tbe catch
az thirteen sharks, boatIoad of
mullst and bottom ilsh which almost
Ewamped the craft. and a numerous
assortment Of members Of The hnny
tribe.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-06
Are YOU CLEANING upp

The following from The Arcadia
News Of a recent date is applicable
to Gainesville. as it is to other
towns of the State:
The DeSoto County News in a
former issue asked this pertinent
question, which is applicable TO the
season, and which we dedicate to
the people Of Brevard county.
"'Are you cleaning up your premi.
SEES and trying to keep clean as the
hot weather comes? Now, that it has
been proven beyond a shadow of a
doubt that flies from the stable or
closets often bring typhoid germs to
food, why not try to shut them outg
Screens on the doors and windows
and lime outside and general clean
up are all cheaper than sickness.
"Then are YOU sure your drink
ing water is just the thing? So much
sickness has been treated to the
water. If from shallow wells why
not boil it and keep it on ice? Then
even deep water sometimes has too
much lime for many weak systems
A stone filter will take much Of the
lime out Keep the sewer pipes of
the human system open for refuse
matter.
"'Cost trouble and money, you say
Yes, but cheaper than sickness, Pre-
vention is better and cheaper than
cure"
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-06
ACCIDENT TO IRA J, CARTER,
Sustained a sroksH Limb az Result
Of a Runaway Saturday Night.

Sustained a Broken Limb az Resula
Of a Runaway Saturday Night,
AS a result OF a runaway. In which
he was thrown violently from his
buggy, ira J. Carter a wollknown'
young man who owns and conducts q
farm IN the Bennington section. sus-
tained a broken leg and was other
wise injured,
The runaway occurred Saturday
night, when Mr.. Carter, who came
10 Gainesville on business, was re-
turning 20 his home. io was brought
to this city, and is now with the fam
fly Of w. p, Carter, where he II re-
ceiving every attention.
Friends OF Mr., Carter regret verg
much HIS misfortune. but trust ho
viii soon be enabled 10 resume bis
duties.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-06

Lonnie Hurst and Miss Almedia
Harrod United In Matrlmony.

Lonnle Hurst and Miss Almedia
HarrOd United In Matrlmony.
A quiet but happy marriage was
solemnized at the home Of Mr. ana
Mrs. A. F. Harrod Wednesday morn-
ing, the contracting parties being
Almedia Harrod, their daughter ana
Lonnie Hurst OF ocala. Elder James
Lee of the Advent Christian church
officiating. There were only few
intimate friends Of the family pres
ent.
The groom has a number Of friends
in this city, having at one time re-
sided here. He is now employed BY
the Theis,Zaohary Furniture Company
Of ocala. The bride is a well.known
and popular young lady, having many
friends.
Mr., and Mrs. Hurst left on the 1880
train for their future home In ocaia,
carrying with them the best wishes
Of host OF friends.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-06
HON. J. N. sARco.

For some months past 1t has been
rumored that Hon. j. M. Barco Of
Marion county was a probable candi
date for State comptroller. He has
been prominently mentioned by the
State press as a good man for the
position, and The Democrat today
learns from a good and reliable source
that he has decided TO make the race,
and that HIS announcement will be
made at the proper time. It goes
without saying that he viii make an
active and aggressive campaign.
Mr.. Barco is a native Floridian,
and one of the best known men in
the State, and his many friends are
numbered by the thousands who viii
be only too glad TO give him their
support. He has been prominent
in business and political circles for
q number Of years. and Is regarded by
all as a true, honest Christian gentle.
man, who would do honor 70 any Office
within the gift OF the democracy Of
this State.
II nominated and elected to the
Office Of State comptroller, the affairs
Of that Office win be properly and
honestly conducted without fear or
favor. Mr.. Barco is wen qualified
to figi-the position and would make
model official. and we predict for him
the largest vote ever cast for a candi-
date for any Office who had an ap-
ponent.-Liye Oak Democrat
Mr.. Barco was for several years
a resident OF Gainesville. being regis
ter OF the United States land Office,
and should be becomes candidate for
comptroller his old friends would
lineup for him IN solid phalanx.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-06
TIE NEW DRAINAGE Law.

The Fort Myers Press, referring to
the new drainage law, says it means
that the work OF draining the Ever.
glades under the present plans OF
Governor Broward viii be continued
although the revenue to be derived
from the new drainage district will
not be near so large as under the act
passed two years ago, and which the
United States Court at Jacksonville
ruled out
Many OF the Objectionable features
of the old law have been left out the
maximum tax to be levied is five cents
per acre, instead Of ten, as under the
former law, and the boundaries of the
new drainage district.are considerably
contracted.
Under the old law, more than one
half the territory of Lee county was
included in the drainage district, the
west boundary Of the district being
the range line between Ranges 81 and
2s, coming close to Alva, and en-
braeing all the lands on the river east
of Alva. The new district cuts off
four tiers of townships in this, DeSoto
and Monroe counties, placing the
western boundary of the district on
the range line between Ranges 81
and 80, which puts the west line just
about where the Hicpochee lock and
dyke is to be located and striking
Cape Sable on the south. All Of the
Everglades are embraced in the new
district, the north line taking in a
little more than one township north
OF Lake Okeechobee, taking in a large
part of the new Saint Lucie county,
and all of Dade county with the ex.
ception of a strip a few miles in
width, down to Miami, where the line
strikes the coast and follows the coast
line around to Cape Sable.
Only 3S townships in Lee county
are included in the new drainage dis
trict, whereas under the old law, h
townships in this county were EN-.
braced in the district.
The report of the committee ap-
pointed by the Legislature to investi-
gate the drainage work of the Com
missioners was SO favorable that 1t
no doubt had much influence in Sc.
curing votes for the present bill.
Under the new drainage law nearly
all of the small taxpayers are left
out of the district, there being only
those on Fish Eating Creek, and some
along the East Coast. The bulk of
the lands in the district are owned
by the Southern States Land and
Timber Company,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-06-06
AVAILABLE CANDIDATES,

A canvass Of the newspapers, both
Democratic and Republican. during
the past month, gives evidence OF a
very singular and sudden alteration
in sentiment concerning Democratic
prospects in 1908. The apathy that
always accompanies an inevitable
candidacy seemed, up to two months
ago, to have settled on the party; but
now. since the appearance OF ten
available candidates, the whole com.
plexion of the situation is changed.
and nowhere is this more evident than
in the editorial pages of the news
papers referred to.
Among the namss suggested as can
didates are OveTman, White. John
sou, Daniel, Swanson, Rayner, Cul,
berson, Carmack, Beckham, Smith
and Francis 1t is a singular fact
that in all this long list. there is not,
except Johnson, the name of single
Northern man. II seems to be gen.
orally conceded that the South Is to
name the next candidate OF the party,
and 1t is probably the most Significant
sign of the times that this inevitable
event has excited no adverse criticism,
either in the North or West