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Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-03
AN OLD LANDMARK.
tsospItaI Building ct Nigh Springs to bt
Removed 10 Gainesville.

Removed 10 SainessIhe'
Chas. @. Warren has gone to High
Syringe. where he will be engaged fo'
che next few weeks in tearing down
and removing the old lcsri.al bui 4.
ing Of the Atlantic Coast Line.
This building was recently sold TO
w. r. Thomas, and will be torn down,
removed 90 Gainesville and the mate
rial utilised for building purposes. IL
IL an immense structure, containing
thousands OF feet Of lumber and will
require large force seversl weeks TO
dismantle it.
This hospital was for several years a
scene OF activity. where were employ
ed some OF the moet eminent physici-
ans and surgeons Of the country. It
was Constructed by the old Plant Sys.
tenn 40 Q division hospital, and patients
we're sent there from the West
Coast and other divisions. When
abe Atlantic Coast Line secured posses
sion Of the Plant System, the hospital
was consolidated with the one &C Way
cross, Ga. and the building was desert.
ed and left as resort for bats, vul-
lures. and other creeping things" and
has since served 90 On eyesore-s mon
ument OF faded industry, a. its grim
structure looked down upon the town
OF High Springs from lie pedestal on .
high embankment.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-03
The Right Name

Mr. August Sherpe. the popular over
Seer OF the poor At Fort Madison, Ia.
says: DR.. Kings New Life Pill. are
rightly named they act more agreea-
big, do more good and make one feel
bitter ,hsn any other laxstise" Guar-
sutrpd 10 cure bi.iOu.ne.s and cnnsti-
patton. 25t at all doug stores.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1907-01-03
For Sale or Rerl

50 acres Il land H.. ml"s >ppib OF
Gainesville, formerly owned by l.. ".
Jackson Inquire II l.sac stevens.
Ocsla. Fla.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-09
CALEDONIA COUNTY
WESI BURKE.

E. j. Heath is cIei king for w. w. Coe.
Mrs. Viola Parker Is gate III WITH toe
grip.
AIRS. Sarah Green is visiting friends in
Newpo.t
ii. Sllsby remains about the same 1. s
LAST week.
Mes. d. L. Doyle of st. Jonnsb bury Was
IN town last week.
Miss JJseph ne Walter was in St. Johns
bury one Gay last week.
ME-. Frank Ward Is visiting relatives liz
81. JonusDury and Dauv1Iit.
Any Hall is attending the Dece III Der
term Of court In st. Jonnsouty.
MIS-. George Craig OF Barton visited at
SIlas chickering's last Thursday.
MIR. and Mrs. n. j. Nashbucn were !
st. JohnsDury one day last Week.
Z. e oilsoy and family Of Barton wele
in town Friday and 5atui DAY OF last weak.
Alfred Eerubee has been cJnfiueo
to MS ped several weeks Win RI. umatlc
fever.
Frank Burns, who mas been on the sick
list for few Gays, Is abe 10 be al woIk
again.
Ine village schools opened Monday, De.
2, with Mr.. bevins and Mrs. BuI ns as
teachers.
Miss Lottie Mosher spent Sunday with
her uncle aud aunt, Mr.. ana NJ. Wn.
Wallace.
Freddie 5ugbee, the little son of Mr.. aid
Mrs. Leroy bug Dee, Was Very Iii 1or few
Gays last WSek.
NV q. ii. Wight has had New Eug-
IdLu ISlepnone lnsIalle4 Ia MS house DUR
/ & The past week.
MISS Alauue ouI,n, who has been spend
ing two we eks at home returned to her
school in Lyndonville Monday.
Little Clair Hitchcock, Wh) Ia been
staying with his grandparents, Mr.. and
NJ e. A. E Hall for the past few months,
vent 20 his home In s.. Johnsbu,y last
week.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-09
LOCAL NEWS,
ooNrrNUED PROM PAGE sEvEN

The fire alarm rang Tuesday morning
about 80 for blsze in the residence Of
Mise Kate Drew on Summer st. The fire
was extiDguished with pals before the
apparatus arrived. One room was badly
damaged and its contents practically ruin
ed. The fire originated IN some manner
from q kerosene lamp.
Lakeside Chapter, No. q, o e. 5 ;, is to
entertain It's sister chapters from Barton
and Barton Landing on Thursday evening,
December II. Supper will be served i'm
mediateiy after the srrivsl OF trains from
the south. good program both musical
snd literary has been provided for. 1t is
hoped thavsll mem bers of the local chap
tor will endeavor TO De present.
A Lodge OF Sorrow wss held by the
Memphremsgog lodge, No. IS, on Tues
day evening, Decemb Der 3. In honor Of tue
late Robert j. Wright and 81 other de-
ceased brethren, A. II. Ross OF Washing
ton delivered the Memorial address. < b.
Tut spoke about h. W. Lee, the first VI as
ter Of the lodge, while II 5. Root gave u
euogy on the late X j. Wright. T IL
was the first Lodge OF Sorrow to De held
here In ten years.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-09
NEWPORT CENTER.

Mr.. Eva Beadle Is very III at the present
writing.
A telephone has been recently placed in
the station.
n. s. Rogers is sick at the home OF his
son in Derby.
ID. l.. Hildreth, who has been i'll
with the grip, Is improving.
Miss Grace Rogers is assisting at F. D..
Tsylor's during the holidays.
Mrs. L. A. Slack, who mas been very i'll
is reported as being on the gain.
Charles Marsh and Rufus Kitteridge
have snapped farms. On Monday morn
ing, Nov. rs, just as they were beginning
to move, while loading some hogs Mr..
Marsh was seriously Injured by being
kicked by a horse. He recovered sufficient
ly to be moved Wednesday, Dec. 4tb.
Mrs. Eliza Clifford, who went to Bur
lington recently for medical treatment, die
there Sunday morning, December 1st.
Funeral services were held In the F. B.
church in this village, Wednesday, Dec.
4th, conducted by the pastor, Rev. J. B.
Higgins. The Daughters OF Liberty, OF
which order she was a member, attended
IN body. Mrs. Clifford united with the
+. Y. church several years ago. She was a
quiet, unsssuming woman, but always
ready 10 lend helping hand to others in
time OF need.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-09
WESTFIELD.

We regret to record the deeth of Mrs. L.
$. Woodwork, which occurred Friday.
More extt nded notice next week.
DEFERRED LOCALS.
The Rev. J. II. Wallace of Richford
preached In the NJ. +. church s here and at
Troy on the Sundays of Nov oath and
December Let. He expects to DpIy these
pulpits for the present. Chaplain Fsrmln
preached In the Cong'l cnur ches here and
at Try on Dec mber 1st.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-09

News has been received OF the death OF
Asa Hitchcock in Nebraska on Novem Der
s He was the last survivor OF the Lew
Hitchcock family which lived on the
North Hill near the schoolhoust. Three
of bis sisters were Mrs. Philander Barnes,
Mrs. Cyrus Carey, and Mrs. L. P. James.
Mr.. Hitchcock spent some time in TINS
vicinity a few years siuce.
WESTMORE
Ed. Kimball Is SICK with rheumatism.
NJ les Gladys o. ne Is attending scnooi at
barron.
Martin Clapper has had a Peoples tele-
pnoIe put lnto his house.
Mrs ii II. Gilman has returned from q
visit in MontpeneI ano franklin, N II.
rne Ladies Aid society VIII meet with
Mrs. FL ii. BosIey for dinner Thursday,
Dec II. Ii is Hoped there will be gooo
attendance.
AD,uG rs. OF the friends and neighbors
called on Frank Wright saturday evening,
Nov 80, to remind him OF hIo 80 q BIRTH.
day. lake aud cocoa we're served aud u
good time enjoyed.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1907-12-09

with the de that the prices will them
my r AS our showing will occupy all the available
Safety On
from % cents TO 9zOo EACH Me-
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-12
THE AMERICANIsM OF HAWAII.

The report yesterdays paper episode
speeches upon another
statements printed so
take that the whole incident faithfully reported as possible
at secondhand
If Mr. Higgins questions the Aeeans of the whole people
than the estof The vast majority of the residents OF THESE
expect specifies japanese
As to the old HaWaans who were brought up under the monarchy WI"
not know the English and whose ideas Americans still associated
INDEPENDENCE would signs
devotion to the stars and Stripes from them OF the Portuguese large
of the SPanad has
the political equation Finally have
of people, Planters
part
population with certainty
aaturaId the Americans here compared with
the numbers the other people, and between
of Congress coming practically
like the Fourth patriotism as he understands it, universal
Suppose
July, carpenter
only
enquiries why
japanese pekups from the ports of Europe Then he understands and
nothing The flies, the ship
she
mission What does want9 As well say that such ship not
considering its that the Territory Hawaii
under things, is
Any familiar with the real of Hawaii
pole and
missionaries kept alive by their 1t the latter as well the
grip upon
government
about by these p and when Washington refused it, they kept the spirit
alive though showing ability
Honolulu called this
thse questioned they fight
stinon and war mon them if he dared And since annexation ~ same
Surely
Question the Americanim of the men who run Hawaii Go where he NAV
lie they may more Yet there
warmng quarters many
patriotic problem
part liking the
ofhand superficial criticism which
proportion and Size than such cities
delphia, San Francisco and New Orleans
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-12
INFANT MORTALITY HERE.

five died IN Honolulu last
year startling nhve per cent
of trouble could been saved II
had Child mortality
the matter OF feeding 1t OFTEN
potato The next day
OF diluted
of the family
given where milk used no care Is
quantities when
newborn babe instead OF
twenty the child will die before it needs
Hospital will be built if Honolulu phianthropls
mortality
of would
of and not quae would
would those who have the hospital work
ignorant their
the of they mortality
nigh be expected to normal
the
provided this Mr.
perhaps the richest
country be had
he hando lea infans
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-12
TURNING FROM PROSPERITY.

of in
prosperous fields whereupon there
Hawaii gets,th for health.
peasants seriously that there
Cafornia share large In Bulletin
California
located themselves this influx of
prosperity reports show greatly
increased building operations
policy be regarded bv sane
of
scrub cattle and anana being
fatuOus, selfish more screditable
olicy?
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-12

he for months
because foreign house with job cry
to
surely Bulletin
public with Americans make
regarded worthless by and in the matter
and partly land baron We can NOT say that
been the baon If o needed
badly, which b its conon+aI
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-12
June 80, 1907.

June 80 1907.
Hon. s. B. Dole, Chairman, Children's
Hospital Committee, Honolulu.
Dear Sir: No better reasons can be
advanced as to the need of a children's
hospital in Honolulu than the statistics
of 1906.
In that year there were 81 deaths in
children under five years of age.
OF this number, 81 died of castro in
testinal trouble, due in a large measure
to faulty feeding. It is safe to say
that seventy-five per cent. of this
number could have been saved had we
a childrens hospital to give them the
proper attention as well as teach the
mothers how to prepare their food and
give them intelligent attention.
Taking into consideration those that
would be saved from pneumonia and
bronchitis, etc, with the above, are
these not strong reasons for such a
hospital?
JAS. r. JUDD,
ARTHUR G. HODGINS,
Medical Committee.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-12
THUR q. HODGINS,
Medical Committee.

At a special meeting of the Hawai-
ian Territorial Medical Society. held
July 10. 1907, the following resolution
was unanimously passed:
The Hawaiian Territorial Medical
Society heartily endorses the project of
building a children's hospital, provid-
ing it is on a sound financial basis,
and pledge their support in every way
to carry out the project.
r. J. WILKINSON, Sec.
ARTHUR C. HODGINS. Pres.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-12
4 PLEA FOR THE HOSPITAL
Continued from Page one).

Further information viii be furnish
ed to those desiring it on application 10
Mr. E. A Mott-Smith, Judd building,
secretary of the committee, and those
desiring to assist the enterprise finan-
eially will confer with such secretary.
1 submit also for publication the en-
dorsement of the Hawaiian Territorial
Medical Society.
SANFORD B. DOLE.
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-12


ruling against changed But practical
public
acceptaby them Union labor
liable strike, sober If
Besides the highypaid
he addad TO nassanger rates
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-07-12

ignorance stupidity vna ahnts the understanding and the morals
Of It tries to persuade
The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1907-05-17

is only
t o
affairs
TO OF
According from Goldfed that seriously CON
being similar
Ely bring about that end
the Ely Godfeld it
a the best interests of the residents
highly probable that with the
municipalities doubled
times railroad accidents
commission 474 killed
The total Of
casualties the 20944 IN
OF 9O4 the preceding
magazines OF bungalow
Now them will kindly tell the bungalow and why
shall be obliged
is reported $4,000
discovery
self that can have much Of good thing.
one Rockefeller a by
habit
of taking a dozen ransconinenta systems
Probably way American hereafter viii
he threaten three American
Corey
with
windy
cannot afford TO repeat it.
course al people be but
generally election
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-11
IN PRAISE OF AMARILLO

(From Tuesdays Dally)

1--WE have pleasant recollection
OF our visit TO your busting city last
spring and are glad indeed to see
the splendid work that Is being done
by your organization" says Secretary
John G, Hunter, OF the Dallas Com
mercial club, in a letter this week 10
the secretary OF the Amarillo Com
mercial club.
"The enterprise OF your city and
business men," continues Mr. Hunter,
rs known all over the country and
We congratulate you that you are
making Amarillo a considerable spot
on the map OF the United States,
We shall be glad to see the mem
bers OF your organization or any Of
your citizens, whenever they come
to Dallas, and It will be our pleas
ure to expedite their business while
here by every legitimate means"
The letter in question Is IN answer
TO a recent request which Secretary
Shlreman sent to the secretary OF
the Dallas club and to the same Of
ficers OF similar organizations In va
rious other cities whore Amarillo
men are most interested Under the
plan which the club here Is now put
ting into effect the Amarillo club
Will be put on the exchange list Of
the commercial organizations in va
rious parts OF the country and un-
der this arrangement a member OF
the Amarillo club bearing a card
showing good standing will be ad-
mitted 10 the full use OF all the priv
ilegese OF the clubs In these various
cities. This includes. in most cases,
the freedom OF handsome club rooms
and OF the club cafes which are the
most desirable business mems eating
places In the cities where they are
located.
The new membership cards In the
Amarillo club will bear on the re-
verse side the names OF the various
clubs with which the club exchanges
courtesies and In Ike manner the
cards OF the clubs-in the other cities
will bear the name OF the Amarillo
organization. or course at present
the accommodation which the Anna
rillo club could place at the disposal
OF visitors are very limited but at the
present rate Of growth Of the organ
izatlon, the time is in sight when It
can furnish perqulsites OF very de-
slrable kind to It's members and its
visitors.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-11
DEATH IN HEREFORD
AUTO ACCIDENT

News reached here yesterday OF the
death at Hereford of one of the
Snyder brothers OF the j. P, Snyder
Land company in an automobile ac-
cident near that place, The accident
occurred wednesday night at some
distance from the town. snyder was
in a machine driven by Frank Tuck
er, formerly Of Amarillo, which was
following another car. Both ma
chimes were going at high rate OF
speed and when the driver Of the
second machine attempted to turn
TO one side to avoid what, In
the darkness, looked to be a ditch,
the car turned completely over
Snyder's neck was broken In the
wreck. The driver escaped with Sc
rlous bruises.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-11
GRADES BEING ESTABLISHED.
Stone Monuments Set on Every Third
Dtreet.

The monuments ordered some time
(From Thursdays Daily,)
ago by the city council are being
set by the city engineer, ]. Harrison
Taylor, and his assistants. These
establish the lines and levels for the
street and property lines. At pres
emit the line of monuments on Polk
street is in place and the corps will
now begin the work on Pierce street.
1t is the intention Of the city to have
a line Of monuments placed on every
third street. These monuments are
left with their tops several inches
below the surface OF the street so
that they will not be disturbed by
traffic. Their location is known so
that they can be easily consulted
when ever occasion arises for their
use.
The street railway company has
also employed Mr.. Taylor and his
assistants, Mackay and Whyman, TO
do the engineering work for the lines
Of the company. This work is indie
perdent Of that which the city CON
tracts for and Is paid for by the
company. All grades on the street
railway lines will be made in accord
ance with the established city street
grades.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-11

capital, the FIRST National Bank OF
Tulla, being the other. The new
company IL chartered under the
laws OF the state OF Texas with 500
600 capital stock and with w. b..
Hale, president william Ward, vice
president, W c, Dinwlddle, secre-
tary and ]. NJ, cakes, cashier. The
company will erect a new building
for us own use on the southwest
corner OF the square In Tulla and
will be supplied with modern bank
equipment
With the rapidly developing coun-
try tributary to the town thOre 10 a
iblttering prospect for business be-
fore the new institution as we'll as
before the national bank which is
already In the field.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-11

rea. ~of Nicaragua, had a brief con-
ference today with Assistant secre-
tary OF state Bacon at the state de-
partment concerning the Central
American situation.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-11

b. - been on business.
j, II, slaton has sold his present
home 10 : j. WATSON and will build
a new one Ia the near future
Major j. l., Waugh, president of the
Citizens State Bank has been digging
on the foundation for his new house
on Restriction street, Highland addi-
don,
j. d, KendrIck has sold his livery
business to II, r, Akers, and d, NJ.
Thomas will run the bus and car
rage business strictly. It Is learned
that Mr. Kendrick will put up a wag-
on yard, too.
Mrs Green, formerly with the
Famous In Amarillo, Is now one OF
the popular lady clerks with the pop
ular dry goods firm OF Il. NJ, Carter
g. Co. 1t Is hoped her coming among
us will be both pleasant and profit
able.
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-11
PLAINvIEW NEWS.
(From thursdays Dally1
ocInl 10 pnlll panhandle.


Special TO Daily Panhandle.
Plalnvlew, Hale County, Texas,
April Al. ~ Donohoo's new 'house
is about completed. IT is the incest
in the city.
T.. y. Hughes cashier OF the Clti-
zen's state Bank, L, G, Wilson, attor-
ney-at-law and w. h, Armstrong,
justice Of the peace and land man,
are all building neat and commo-
dlous homes on their Highland addl-
tion property,
" Br9selton's new real estate
office is complete and ]. NJ. Bas-
4-,-s Is nearing completion.
II. Io' Stringfellow, president OF the
Amarillo National bank aud j. l..
Smith, president of the National
Bank of Commerce, of Amarillo,
were in our city Monday and Tues
day
John Sander, OF the firm OF San
der G. MARITIME, abstracters, has just
returned from st. Louis, where he
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-11
NEW AMUSEMENT BUILDING.
Larger and Handsomer Structure TO
he Erected.
lFrom Thursday's DnllYl

(From Thursdays DallyD
II, Joe Iscaas, the principal stock
FOLDER In the Dreamand rink which
was destroyed by fire night before
last, is already planning the con
struction OF larger and finer amuse-
ment building to take the place Of
the one destroyed. The location for
'he new building is not certain and
no definite plans have been made,
1t is possible that It will include a
large hall that will be admirably
fitted for a skating rink or similar
purpose, theater, and store build
ing, Mr.. lsaacs is firm believer
in the future OF Amarillo and the
improvements made will be in prep
aration for the increased demands Of
the city,
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-11

however, and the fact that II Is set
tied Is valuable consideration,
Amarillo keeps on growing all
the time and | am more than ever
convinced that It will not stop It's
present growth short Of 10000 pop
ulation, am convinced, too, that
the growth OF Amarillo will result in
good to the entire Panhandle coun-
try"
The weekly herald. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 1906-19??, 1907-04-11
STUMPED LAND MEN
tTaih County Man Wants 10 Trade an Ar
kansas Bonanza Of Fabulous OppOr.
iunlB For Panhandle Land

Panhandle land as exploited and
offered for sale by the enterpriNng
fraternity o. real estate men who
combine to make life interesting for
the throngs OF visitors who crowd
the excursion trains to the Southwest
country, usually includes all the adj
vantages that can be named In this
world and most OF those Of the
realms OF the blessed. Panhandle
land, with It's accompanying opportu-
mites is enthusiastically proven to be
III competitor for Standard oil,
Amalgamated copper, and the Pc
ru-na business, and to be a sovereign
relief for lung trouble, the hives,
cold feet and all the sundry other
ailments peculiar to Inhabitants of
lower attitudes. But II remained for
an Erath county man. lately OF Ar
kansas, to stump the real estate men.
Yesterday morning Witt & sadler
received the following letter and
after a careful and exhaustive canvas
OF their list OF gllttering opportunl-
ties we're obliged to admit that they
did not have a proposition In the
class outlined by their correspond
ent:
stephenvlllo, Texas, March 2S,
1907 Witt & sadler Amarillo Texas
sirB having seen your advertisement
In farm q ranch Dallas Texas |
thought would write have 100
acres in Pike Co south west Ark fine
farming land and fruit land level
we'll wattered 3 room house 40 acres
In cultivation the galanoe good tllable
land Northern fruit growers are put
ing out large orchids 20 or 80 year
ago they found lead and s year ago
the railroad came through and min
ers began to prospect. they opened
up an asphalt mine one mile OF my
land and are paveing the streets OF
Little Rock have found coal 10 miles
North East OF me they have pro-
nounced coal on my land but have
not had essayed TIL lately sent It to
Denver Colo and they pronounced
It fine quality OF Canal coal and
10 miles south west OF me they have
In the last months found SO dla-
monds and the last stone was valued
at $4,000 but as have had to move
west on account OF my health and
must sell or exchange the ones that
on my land said II had
II developed 1t would be worth $751;
600 or 100000 but as my health is
bad / will sell or exchange for Texas
land IL you have Texas land you will |
exchange for said property write and |
tell me write me what you have and /
where It Is situated there Is probably |
a fortune in the land as to coal and |
II there is not paying quantity OF coal.
the land is as fine as there is in
the south west Ark for corn cotton
small grain fruit and vegetables J B
NJ stepheuville Texas
RF DN1